What a great statement from Purple Aces hero Mark Shallenberger, on sticking it out at Evansville. I'm not here to demonize the transfer portal, but sometimes sticking something out with a group of teammates yields beautiful results. https://t.co/dhzQ3bvdlk
Not many high schools in the country where you can drop off your kid in the morning and the school mascot — in this case the Mustangs — are natively roaming the grounds.
Windows on the World, situated atop the 107th floor of the World Trade Center North Tower, earned a reputation as one of New York City's premier dining establishments. In its final operational year, it claimed the title of the highest-grossing fine dining restaurant in the United States. Its multilingual staff, proficient in over 60 languages, affectionately referred to themselves as the "U.N. of restaurants."
Back in 1976, a New York magazine cover story titled "The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World" featured restaurant critic Gael Greene's words: "Every view is a fresh spectacle - nothing short of miraculous. From the Statue of Liberty Lounge, the majestic expanse of the harbor bestows upon you the sensation of ruling over an extraordinary universe. The restaurant's promenade offers vistas of all the bridges connecting Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Even New Jersey appears picturesque from this vantage point. Below lies the entirety of Manhattan, with helicopters and clouds drifting peacefully. All the negatives, the sources of hatred and fear, remain concealed. Pollution becomes a mere wisp of a cloud. A fire raging below Washington Square seems like a silent, almost surreal dream, despite the visible arc of water quelling the flames. Worries about financial default appear as trivial nightmares. There's no trace of urban litter. Even garbage becomes an illusion."
However, the tragic events of September 11th claimed the lives of 79 Windows on the World employees. It is believed that one of the individuals captured in the haunting photograph known as the "Falling Man" was a worker from this renowned restaurant, recognizable by his uniform.
“It’s all about keeping up with the standard of care and also going above the standards of care in sports medicine," says AMSSM Immediate Past President Dr. @mlstovak.
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Sports Medicine team members repeatedly practice and rehearse for situations that hopefully never come. ALL teams and leagues, regardless of level, need Athletic Trainers, an Emergency Action Plan, and AEDs.
Great video by @DreznerJon on the recognition and management of sudden cardiac arrest in athletes. Key: have an AED on sidelines as survival decreases by 7-10% each minute that defibrillation is delayed. https://t.co/FB57mpHk57
Our thoughts are with Damar Hamlin today. In this video, AMSSM Past President @DreznerJon talks about effectively treating sudden cardiac arrest and the importance of having properly trained medical personnel, AEDs and emergency action plans in place.
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Double #concussion in the USC-Tulane game w/18 seconds remaining. Reviewed, no targeting.
Long discussion of the rule, zero mention of the two brain injuries or their implications. "Shaken up" "wobbly" nonsense words used. Colleges, NCAA in control of the narrative. #CTE
Make plans to join tonight's webinar at 8 pm ET regarding the newly instituted ACGME Common Program Requirements for Sports Medicine Fellowships. Find the link at https://t.co/8Ep3DVX4BP