Counting Down to 90 - Week 1556 - Beauty in Chaos Paid Members Public
Airports are special places of controlled chaos, where displays of emotion, especially the joy of meeting your loved ones, are at their highest.
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1557 - The Phantom of the Opera and Other Memories Paid Members Public
Viewing a performance of The Phantom of the Opera brought back many memories, especially of the Evita production by Alyque Padamsee in the 1980s, and of all the other musicals of Andrew Lloyd Webber...and his music.
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1558 - Monstrosities and The Exploding Panjim Dining and Bar Scene Paid Members Public
Leaving aside the monstrosity of the Horizon overshadowing the original Cidade de Goa, the highlight of our Goa trip was the amazing food and drinks scene in Panjim
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1559 - Working in the Trenches Should be Non-Negotiable for Every Healthcare Decision Maker Paid Members Public
Every person working in any position that impacts patient care (including purchase, insurance, health ministry etc) must do a 6-month internship in emergency/casualty, OTs, wards and OPDs, both Govt and private.
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1560 - The Hyperlocal Solution to Garbage on the Road Paid Members Public
Local problems need local solutions for which residents of the area involved need to lose their apathy.
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1561 - Ghosting - Patients, Doctors and Everyone Else Paid Members Public
When patients ghost doctors, doctors ghost patients, doctors ghost doctors and everyone else seems to be ghosting each other
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1562 - Hard/Material Progress vs Soft/Non-Material Progress Paid Members Public
My perspective bias - too locally embedded to appreciate the "amazing" progress Indian origin visitors see. Their perspective bias, a highlight reel effect of new infrastructure and other shiny changes but insulated from social and daily living issues.
Counting Down to 90 - Week 1563 - What Ails Radiology and Medical Speakers and How to Fix it Paid Members Public
If you’re delivering lectures to people who've to paid to attend to learn, you have a moral obligation to take the effort to deliver a talk that teaches, sends a message, doesn’t put the audience to sleep and ends before time.
