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“Why is the idea of Hikaru cheating so crazy to you? I thought you thought he was an asshole?”

GM Ben Finegold defending GM Hikaru Nakamura (his former student & current frenemy? idk) from accusations of cheating by GM Vladimir Kramnik.

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NEW YORK: Remember what a great show we had with Animation Block Party this August to celebrate their 20th year?? We do, thanks to Mike Bryk's great pics!!

We're back NEXT WEEK for a special FRIDAY show!! 10/20 at Union Hall!! Don't miss another FABULOUS lineup of one night only live animated comedy sets!! Save $5 on tix now:

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getting the nothing to fear and only a lad lps in the mail soon :D

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Finegoldia magna

Cold open with a case report:

60M with a past history of previous wrist fracture presents with worsening pain and swelling, erythema and reduced range of motion, after suffering an abrasion from changing a tire.

the previous injury resulted from an MVA 9 yrs prior with a closed rist fracture

there was also a history of ETOH use and possible malnutrition, which can result in immunosuppression

Xray showed extensive changes in the wrist bones compared to past years with near loss of several, suggestive of pyogenic arthritis

Aspiration of the wrist joint grew Finegoldia magna

What is it

not actually uncommon

but is more commonly associated with post op infections or prosthetic joint infections (so case reports are harder to find in this category)

previously known as peptostreptococcus (sounds like peptobismol) but was renamed following 16S rna sequence availability, so in older texts/articles you'll still see it's old name

it's a commensal, so normal part of our microflora, but is opportunistic like so many other pathogens we usually live with and covers our body

It is a Gram Positive Anaerobe, of the same flavour of clostridium. Remember there's fewer gram positive anaerobes than there are aerobes. So consider it in cultures if there's only growth in the anaerobe bottle and it's gram positive (purple). Usually it likes mucosal surfaces, such as the GI or GU tracts, but it doesn't mind skin either. It's considered a "gram positive anaerobic cocci" (GPAC) and has increasing prevalence and antibiotic resistance in the group.

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Increased risk and when to think of it

chronic ulcers, diabetic ulcers

associated with biofilms (always bad, requires prolonged duration of antibiotics)

prosthetic joints

prosthetic valves

as it is opportunistic, also consider it in the immunocompromised

In the case above, the patient had septic arthritis, for which anaerobes account for 20% of cases. And Finegoldia is often the culprit in the case of post op and prosthetic joint infections. Rarely affects normal joints or healed joints from previous closed trauma years prior.

In chronic wounds it can impair healing via Protein L, which bindings to antibodies, causing immunomodulatory effect.

Bit of history

named for Sydney Finegold, an American physician who was a founding member of IDSA (infectious diseases society of American) and one of its early former presidents

but the name did make me think of 'fine gold'

Treatment

luckily susceptible to penicillin - but there is growing resistance, hence relevance of always chasing susceptibility

alternatives: metronidazole (typical class that covers anaerobes), tazocin and carbapenems

also has increasing resistance to clindamycin (a consideration in penicillin allergy or during empirical therapy for wounds)

Resources:

case report

wikipaedia

microbe canvas

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I keep accidentally making DND characters to play that have the same energy as Fire Emblem characters I like. Thought maybe it was just a coincidence that I wrote Faefine Qennala as a sort of furthering of the internal conflict of being biracial Claude deals with.

And then out of touch noble girl Saphione “Saphi” Finegold came into the picture, and I knew that this was a pattern

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Finegold Lauds Passage of $4 Billion Economic Development Bill; Aids Roads, Libraries, Climatetech, More

A sweeping $4 billion economic development bill, championed by Sen. Barry R. Finegold, passed both houses of the Massachusetts legislature Thursday and now awaits the governor’s signature. More than just money for programs, legislators said the bill makes wide-ranging policy changes to make Massachusetts more competitive. “The bill provides meaningful investments in life sciences, climatetech,…

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Path to peace in Ukraine is thru negotiated settlement, not escalatory war that could go nuclear

Walt Zlotow, West Suburban Peace Coalition, Glen Ellyn IL 21 Oct 24 Ethan Finegold’s October 20 letter ‘The US has the power to end the war in Ukraine’ offers just one simplistic remedy to achieve a Ukrainian victory over Russia. Finegold argues the US must approve long range missile strikes by Ukraine with the missiles we’ve already provided but restrict their long range use. There are 2…

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Wow it's our first weeknight show!!! AND this year we are blessed with BI-COASTAL SPOOKY live animated comedy!! #Brooklyn get ready for lots of "Ha ha ahhhh!-s" 💀

Comedy by 🎃 Richard Perez 🎃 Martin Urbano (Tonight Show) 🎃 Pat Byrne (The Best Show) 🎃 Brooke Finegold 🎃 Blair Dawson Animation by 👻 Jason Chatfield (National Cartoonist Society) 👻 Bryan Brinkman (Saturday Night Live) 👻 Laura Rankin 👻 Adam Howard 👻 Josh Pilch 👻 Vick Montes

Hosted by😈 Samantha Ruddy (The Late Show) TICKETS: $10 pre-sale, $15 day-of/at the door 

at Union Hall (702 Union St, Brooklyn, NY 11215)

Masking HIGHLY encouraged when not actively eating or drinking.

21+, Street Parking available, ride share encouraged

Flier art by Jason Chatfield *Lineup subject to change without notice

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lafayettecollege | Daveed Diggs, the renowned actor, producer, and singer-songwriter best known for playing both the Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in the award-winning, record-breaking Broadway musical Hamilton, visited Lafayette to share his passion for education, creativity, and the performing arts.

Starting his day with a visit to a theater class, where he engaged with students and faculty, Diggs concluded it with a public Q&A with President Nicole Hurd and filmmaker Jaye Fenderson of Three Frame Media.

Among the topics was the upcoming docuseries The Class, which Diggs and President Hurd executive produced together. The Class follows high school students during the COVID-19 pandemic, shining a light on the struggles of shutdowns and the importance of student opportunity. The series will air on PBS in spring 2025.

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On Tuesday, Sept. 24, Daveed Diggs, the renowned actor, writer, and producer, visited Lafayette College to share his passion for education, creativity, and the performing arts. Starting his day with a visit to a theater class, where he engaged with students and faculty, Diggs concluded it with a public Q&A with President Nicole Hurd and filmmaker Jaye Fenderson of Three Frame Media. Among the topics was the upcoming docuseries The Class, which Diggs and President Hurd executive produced together. The Class follows high school students during the COVID-19 pandemic, shining a light on the struggles of shutdowns and the importance of student opportunity. The series will air on PBS in spring 2025.

Diggs also met with more than 80 student-athletes on the track and field and cross country teams, and enjoyed musical performances by Lafayette students.

Here’s a glimpse into Diggs’ time on campus:

Besides the award-winning role as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson in the hit Broadway musical Hamilton that brought him national acclaim, the accomplished actor is a singer-songwriter, producer, and film writer. He shared his knowledge of the performing arts directly with Lafayette students. Diggs visited “Theater and Social Justice,” a First-Year Seminar in the Theater Department taught by Prof. Mary Jo Lodge. The course combines performance, writing, and discussion to investigate the role that theater plays in social change.

During the class, held in Lafayette’s Studio Theater, Diggs spoke to two dozen students about his start in the theater and music industries, and how his favorite experiences during his run in Hamilton were the ones outside of the stage. This included endeavors like the Hamilton Education Program, which brings the show and its history directly to grades 6-12 in the community. Engaging with students on the topic of building a performing career, Diggs made sure to emphasize how the role of “artist” stays with a person, regardless of their job.

“I’ve never needed a job to feel like an artist,” Diggs said. “No one can tell you if you’re an artist or not. That has always been useful for me to fall back on.”

Diggs also spoke about the role of the arts in public life, tying into the course curriculum. During the dialogue, students were able to share their experiences with the intersection of theater and social justice.

His visit made an impression. “I was so excited to take this class because it’s such an interesting way to look at theater, and it makes you feel like theater is important. Getting to have a partnership with someone like Diggs, who knows a lot about it and uses theater for social justice through Hamilton and his other work, is really cool, and we can see what kind of opportunities we might have in the future,” Jack Finegold ’28 said.

Marisa Carroll ’25, who served on the executive board of the Marquis Players during last spring’s production of Cabaret and saw the impact of socially relevant themes within performance firsthand, was deeply impacted by the opportunity to speak directly with Diggs. “Having Daveed Diggs come in really shows that what we’re doing is meaningful and does impact people,” Carroll said. “For me, if I ever do go on to do more [theater] outside of college, all of this will really stay with me and help me use my voice to serve the community.”

Diggs, President Hurd, and Fenderson were introduced to a packed house in Colton Chapel by Thania Hernandez ’25, student government president. During their time, the trio shared the inspiration behind The Class, as well as their thoughts on how education impacts a student’s life.

Attendees were afforded a sneak peek into the series, the first time it’s been shown in public. In an eight-minute clip, viewers were introduced to Mr. Cam, an adviser working with College Advising Corps, an organization founded by President Hurd that places recent college graduates in under-resourced high schools to serve as peer mentors on the college application process. The story follows his work with students at his alma mater, Deer Valley High School in Antioch, Calif., as they face not only such struggles as housing insecurity and financial need going into the college application process, but also a global pandemic during their senior year.

In speaking about the series, Fenderson pointed out that The Class followed students in the high school class of 2021, the same class as today’s Lafayette seniors. The project not only chronicles their trials and tribulations when applying for college, but the sense of loss and disconnectedness that comes with giving up many of their senior year activities.

“This turned into an incredible time capsule of something we all lived through,” Diggs said. “It was unprecedented, the experiences you all gave up, and the fact that you’re all in college right now wasn’t a given. To watch these students still focus on getting these things done—I found that really powerful and inspirational.”

The three speakers also discussed their approach to making art, covering topics such as how to weave social justice themes into their projects, continuing to find what they’re passionate about every day, and the benefit of living a life that doesn’t follow a linear path.

“The day you stop being curious, the day you stop trying to figure out what your passion is—that’s it,” President Hurd said. “That [curiosity] is what it’s all about.”

Diggs continued to hammer home the importance of Lafayette students appreciating where they are, both philosophically and physically. Having had the opportunity to explore the campus that day, Diggs highlighted the opportunities that exist for Lafayette students to make a difference.

“You are a very strong generation of people … that gives me great hope. You do it with incredible style and flair, and you’ve already overcome a lot,” Diggs said. “The theories you’re learning while you’re here, that’s all great, but it’s just theory. It becomes practice when you filter it through your particular lens, and that’s what changes the world.”