2018 News College of Education About Us News 2018 News USF College of Education announces recipients of 2018 Distinguished Alumni Awards 2018 News Return to News Events USF College of Education announces recipients of 2018 Distinguished Alumni Awards TAMPA Fla September 27 2018 The University of South Florida USF College of Education is proud to announce the recipients of the Colleges 2018 Distinguished Alumni Awards Each year the USF College of Education is proud to present our Distinguished Alumni Awards in conjunction with the USF Homecoming events which will take place Oct 1421 Join us on Friday Oct 19 for our Distinguished Alumni Awards Reception as we honor this years recipients The reception to recognize this years recipients begins at 4 pm in the College of Education Rotunda with the awards presentation to begin at 5 pm in TECO Hall Joe Tomaino MA 71 Deans Lifetime Achievement Alumni Award The recipient of the Deans Lifetime Achievement Alumni Award is recognized as a community member who has demonstrated longterm contributions achievement and service within education or a related profession on a local state regional national andor global level Joe Tomaino holds a masters degree in distributive and marketing education from the College of Education He served USF in various roles throughout a tenure lasting nearly 50 years Tomaino joined the university as Assistant Director of USFs Career Center from 19661970 and later went on to serve as the Executive Director of USFs Alumni Association from 19701985 A longtime advocate on behalf of the university Tomaino also served as USFs Director of Development from 19851996 and as the Director of Major Gifts for both the College of Education from 19972002 and for USF Athletics from 20022015 Throughout his career he has been recognized with multiple awards such as Outstanding USF Administrator Award and the Distinguished USF Alumnus Award Prior to his time at USF Tomaino and his wife Joann were Peace Corps Volunteers in Chili from 1964 to 1966 A continuous contributor to the Tampa Bay community Tomaino currently serves as a member of the College of Educations Deans Circle Advisory Board and as an Advancement Advisor at Cristo Rey Tampa High School Erin Santiago 92 MA 94 Spirit of Partnership Alumni Award The Spirit of Partnership Alumni Award is presented to an individual who has gone above and beyond in their service to the College of Education and we express our deep appreciation for those who have created and sustained partnerships within the community and the college to achieve the mission of the College of Education A twotime graduate of the College of Education Erin Santiago has not only served as an educator of young minds but as a mentor to aspiring educators in the universitys teacher preparation programs Santiago is an exceptional student education teacher at Pizzo Elementary a grades K6 school located on the southernmost corner of the USF Tampa campus She is well known in the Hillsborough County Public Schools district for her expertise in early childhood education her leadership at the school and district level and her advocacy for her students and their families In 2000 Santiago was selected to participate in the College of Educations Professional Practice Partner program an initiative developed to facilitate teacher mentoring coaching and feedback skills to support preservice teachers at USF Since participating in this initiative Santiago has been involved in partnership work with the College of Education such as providing placement opportunities for Master of Arts in Teaching students and providing mentorship and feedback to aspiring educators in the Colleges undergraduate programs Our experiences with Mrs Santiago are consistent with her performance in other aspects of her life said Betsy Doone PhD an instructor in the College of Educations Exceptional Student Education program She is professional responsible and mature and shares joyfully of her time and talents As one of the best early childhood teachers we have worked with whenever we have a teacher candidate in need of professional modeling and visual support of implementation practices we send him or her to observe Mrs Santiago Alex La Spina 09 Young Educators Alumni Award The Young Educators Alumni Award recognizes a graduate of the university who received their degree within the past 10 years and who is 35 years of age or younger The award recognizes the work of a graduate who serves as an exemplary leader in the field of education among their peers and in their community Alex La Spina graduated from the College of Education in 2009 with a bachelors degree in Elementary Education She serves as a 5th grade teacher at Learning Gate Community School a tuition free public charter school in Lutz Fla La Spina joined the faculty at Learning Gate as a firstyear teacher fresh out of USF and has advanced to the role of team leader for her grade level Referred to by her students and their parents as Ms Alex La Spina has made a lasting impact on the students in her classroom who have gone on to develop a passion for science and mathematics in part because of her teaching Ms Alex has a wonderful rapport with staff students and parents said Michelle Mason Principal at Learning Gate Community School Her ability to connect with her students and her talent at teaching simple concepts as well as more advanced topics are both truly superior For more information please contact Elizabeth Engasser Director of Communications University of South Florida College of Education eengasserusfedu 813 9748723 About the USF College of Education Home to more than 2200 students and 130 faculty members the University of South Florida College of Education values highquality education and excellence in research teaching and learning Through innovative research opportunities handson field experiences and community partnerships the College of Education provides the resources students need to become 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Published February 20 2007 cardiovascular DrugInduced QT Prolongation Jamie L Thompson PharmD Clinical Pharmacist Columbus Regional Healthcare System Columbus Georgia Ryan R Crossman PharmD Pharmacy Practice Resident Columbus Regional Healthcare System Columbus Georgia Several drugs have been withdrawn from the US market or have received black box warnings due to their potential to cause QT interval prolongation that leads to fatal ventricular arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death 12 Predicting the risks involved with most of these drugs is difficult since they are often structurally and pharmacologically unrelated However a patients risk of a fatal ventricular arrhythmia may be reduced with the pharmacists awareness of nonpharmacologic risk factors drugs known to cause QT prolongation and specific drug interactions QT Interval The QT interval is the length of time required for the heart to repolarize following the onset of depolarization Ventricular depolarization expressed as the QRS complex on an electrocardiogram ECG is the rapid movement of ions sodium potassium and calcium across the cellular membrane creating electrical impulses that lead to ventricular contraction When the outflow of potassium from the myocardium exceeds the inflow of sodium and calcium repolarization occurs and is expressed as the T wave on the ECG The QT interval is measured on an ECG from the start of the QRS complex to the end of the T wave 13 If the ion channels of the myocardium malfunction most commonly the delayed potassium rectifier channels IKr an excess sodium influx or a decreased potassium efflux may result This surplus of positively charged ions leads to an extended repolarization phase thus resulting in a prolonged QT interval causing arrhythmias such as torsades de pointes TdP a potentially lifethreatening ventricular arrhythmia 13 Heart rate can affect the time for repolarization Rapid heart rate can lead to a shortened QT interval To correct for this the QT interval is often expressed as the heart ratecorrected QT interval QTc 13 The QTc can be calculated using the Bazett formula which corrects for heart rate by dividing the QT interval by the square root of the difference between the Rs of two QRS complexes QTc QTRR 13 The QTc is considered prolonged if the values are greater than 450 milliseconds in males and greater than 470 milliseconds in females 3 The risk of cardiac events correlates with the extent of QT prolongation However no QTc value has been established for cardiac arrhythmia The most common ventricular arrhythmias such as TdP have been associated with a QTc greater than 500 milliseconds 23 Nonpharmacologic Risk Factors Several factors influence the risk of druginduced QT prolongation Table 1 Female gender has been documented in many studies as a risk factor with females having baseline QTc intervals that are generally 20 milliseconds greater than that of males 23 Cardiac conditions such as bradycardia and heart failure have also been indicated as nonpharmacologic risk factors for druginduced QT prolongation and TdP Slow heart rate prolongs the repolarization phase making an individual vulnerable to druginduced prolongation of the QT interval Heart failure has been associated with extended action potentials by blocked IKr channels leading to an increased risk of druginduced arrhythmias Electrolyte abnormalities eg hypokalemia hypocalcemia and hypomagnesemia may elevate the risk of QT prolongation Genetic mutations within the cardiac sodium channels can also raise the risk of QT prolongation and TdP Although these nonpharmacologic risk factors when combined with Drugs Commonly Associated with QT Prolongation Antiarrhythmic agents were the first drugs associated with QT prolongation and ventricular arrhythmias Recently there has been an increased incidence of arrhythmia caused by noncardiac medications generating significant concern and in some cases withdrawal of these drugs from the US market Table 2 Antiarrhythmic Agents Class I antiarrhythmic agents eg quinidine disopyramide and procainamide have frequently been linked to inducing arrhythmia including TdP 34 Reports have estimated that quinidine can cause TdP in 1 to 8 of patients even at lower doses 4 Sotalol and amiodarone class III antiarrhythmics are known to prolong the QT interval by blocking the IKr However the risk of TdP with amiodarone is low when compared with sotalol 34 Higher drug concentrations of sotalol can lead to QTc intervals that are prolonged by approximately 10 to 40 milliseconds thereby increasing the incidence of TdP With the exception of quinidine the degree of QT prolongation linked to the antiarrhythmics depends on the serum drug level 5 Antimicrobial Agents Fluoroquinolones macrolides and antifungal agents have been associated with prolonged QT interval and TdP 3 Quinolones are widely used antibiotics frequently prescribed for the treatment of respiratory and urinary tract infections Ciprofloxacin levofloxacin gatifloxacin and moxifloxacin are the most commonly prescribed fluoroquinolones in the United States 6 Sparfloxacinthe only fluoroquinolone to exhibit activity similar to class III antiarrhythmicswas found to be the most likely of these agents to cause a prolonged QTc interval leading to its withdrawal from the market 7 Grepafloxacin not marketed in the US has also been shown to increase the QTc interval although not as significantly as sparfloxacin 7 Seventeen case reports of levofloxacininduced TdP have been published in the literature as of 2005 Macrolides specifically erythromycin exhibit electrophysiologic effects similar to those of the class III antiarrhythmics amiodarone sotalol ibutilide and dofetilide Macrolides can prolong myocardial action potential by dispersing electrical activity over the ventricular wall leading to a prolonged QT interval or TdP Erythromycin is also an inhibitor of CYP3A4 which poses the danger of significant pharmacokinetic interactions with numerous drugs most significantly cisapride 14 Antifungals such as ketoconazole and itraconazole may have an effect on potassium channels and result in a prolonged QT interval Antifungals are also potent inhibitors of CYP3A4 Consequently when medications metabolized by the 3A4 isoenzyme are coadministered with antifungals the risk for QT prolongation increases significantly 14 Antipsychotic Agents In the past antipsychotic agents have been linked to an increased risk of sudden death It has been recently suggested that this risk may be associated with QT prolongation however this is difficult to determine without ECG results The structural difference of the antipsychotics makes it difficult to assess the effects these agents may have on QT intervals 8 Although the exact mechanism by which antipsychotics lead to QT prolongation is unclear they appear to exert their effects by blocking the IKr potassium channels leading to delayed repolarization Interference with sodium and calcium channels is another potential mechanism 810 Regardless of the mechanism QT prolongation associated with antipsychotics appears to be related to the dose and plasma concentration of the drug Thioridazine a phenothiazine antipsychotic that causes significant blockade of the IKr channels has been associated with QTc prolongation and TdP that has resulted in sudden death The manufacturer of thioridazine now recommends that its use be restricted to patients who have not responded to other antipsychotics or patients who are experiencing intolerable side effects with other agents 9 Cases of QT prolongation TdP and death have also been associated with the use of haloperidol at therapeutic doses However the risk of adverse cardiac effects appears to be far lower with haloperidol when compared with thioridazine Unlike thioridazine haloperidol is still widely used High doses of droperidol have also been associated with QT prolongation droperidol now has a black box warning indicating this risk 9 Atypical antipsychotic agents have also been associated with QT prolongation Yet the risk of TdP appears to be lower than that of thioridazine The risk of QT prolongation seems to be greatest with ziprasidone compared with other atypical agents A black box warning was added to the ziprasidone label citing the risk of ventricular arrhythmias but the risk of TdP or sudden death is rare Other atypical antipsychotic agentssuch as cloza pine quetiapine risperidone and olanzapinemay also cause QT prolongation which is typically dose related 810 Antihistamines Nonsedating antihistamines were considered potential causes of QT prolongation Terfenadine and astemizole were found to have proarrhythmic effects which led to their withdrawal from the market in 1998 and 1999 respectively 11 Although terfenadine was associated with an increased risk of TdP the active metabolite fexofenadine was not and is now on the market 34 Drug interactions affecting the cytochrome P450 system and potential inhibition of the IKr channels are most likely the cause of QT prolongation Newer nonsedating antihistamines eg loratadine fexofenadine and cetirizine have not been linked to this risk Antidepressants Tricyclic antidepressants TCAs and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors SSRIs have also been associated with QT prolongation and TdP TCAs act on both sodium and IKr channels which can potentially lead to electrophysiologic changes such as widening of the QRS complex and QT interval prolongation When used in combination with drugs that inhibit metabolism or if overdose occurs the risk is increased 412 Although there have been several case reports associating the risk of QT prolongation and SSRIs the documentation is limited and appears to occur as a result of pharmacokinetic interaction Drug Interactions Both pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic drug interactions can significantly increase the risk of QT prolongation Pharmacists may help reduce the risk of serious ventricular arrhythmias by screening for potential interactions Pharmacokinetic The majority of drugs that potentially prolong the QT interval are hepatically metabolized by the cytochrome isoenzymes CYP3A4 1A2 and 2D6 with CYP3A4 responsible for the metabolism of approximately 50 of all drugs 13 Most drugs that prolong the QT interval work in a concentrationdependent manner Furthermore it is intuitive that inhibiting the metabolism of these commonly associated medications can significantly increase the risk for QTc prolongation or TdP The drug interactions listed in Table 3 are likely to increase a patients risk for QTc prolongation further leading to TdP For example prior to terfenadines withdrawal from the market the QTc prolongation associated with this drug was estimated to be about 8 to 18 milliseconds When studied along with the administration of ketoconazole a 3A4 inhibitor the QTc interval increased by 82 milliseconds 9 Renal impairment may also increase a patients risk for QT interval prolongation by the accumulation of drug Pharmacodynamic Pharmacodynamic interactions may also lead to QT prolongation These interactions occur as a result of synergistic or antagonistic pharmacologic properties Several drugs are known to cause QT prolongation see Table 2 the potential risk increases when such drugs are used in combination Risks Versus Benefits Risks and benefits should be assessed when selecting medications known to prolong QT interval Of course the benefits of certain medications may far outweigh the risks associated with their use For example arsenic trioxide although known to induce arrhythmia may be necessary for the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia However it is important to note that generally in other cases a safer alternative may be available The incidence of QT prolongation and TdP is well documented with the antiarrhythmic agents Although they are beneficial for the acute termination of an arrhythmia there has been little documentation supporting their use for chronic management of arrhythmias 1 Thus the risk of longterm management with antiarrhythmics may outweigh the potential benefits As previously mentioned it is important to assess the nonpharmacologic risk factors Table 1 when selecting a medication that has been associated with QT prolongation Close monitoring is particularly necessary when choosing to use QTprolonging drugs within this population of patients at risk Patients should be counseled about the potential risks associated with these medications and informed of the symptoms of arrhythmia Patients should seek medical attention if symptoms such as lightheadedness dizziness palpitations shortness of breath or syncope occur Conclusion Although QT prolongation has been linked to the use of certain drugs it remains difficult to predict the relative risk associated with their administration Pharmacists can make recommendations to clinicians to help promote safer prescribing practices when selecting QTprolonging drugs Drugs that have QTprolonging effects should not exceed recommended dosing range as druginduced arrhythmia is often a result of high drug concentrations In addition these medications should be prescribed with caution in patients who have underlying risk factors such as cardiac disorders Screening for potential drug interactions and electrolyte abnormalities may also help lead to safer therapies potentially preventing the 3 References 1 AlKhatib SM Allen LaPionte N Kramer JM Califf RM What clinicians should know about the QT interval JAMA 200328921202127 2 Roden DM Druginduced prolongation of the QT interval N Engl J Med 200435010131022 3 Yap YG Camm AJ Drug induced QT prolongation and torsades de pointes Heart 20038913631372 4 Darpo B Spectrum of drugs prolonging QT interval and the incidence of torsades de pointes Eur Heart J Supplements 20013suppl KS70S80 5 Chiang C Druginduced long QT syndrome J Med Biol Eng 200626107113 6 Frothingham R Rates of torsades de pointes associated with ciprofloxacin 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Dont Miss Inspire magazine 2018 Readers Choice Award Winners Home News Local News New ecosystem center to come to Laguna Vista Story Comments Print Create a hardcopy of this page Font Size Default font size Larger font size File Photo Features of South Texas Ecosystem Center Outdoor theater Exhibit halls Trails Natural wetlands Posted Monday May 7 2018 910 pm By ALEXIS AGUIRRE Staff Writer LAGUNA VISTA A new ecotourism site is on the horizon for the small town of Laguna Vista Cameron County is currently working on preliminary plans for a South Texas Ecosystem Center to be located in Laguna Vista Cameron County entered a partnership with Laguna Vista to lease a section of land owned by the town on Highway 100 to build the learning center The center is one of the two projects voters approved of in November of 2016 The other project was an outdoor theater in Isla Blanca Park Cameron County is still in the early stages of development and has hired Harlingenbased architectural firm Megamorphosis to create a master plan for the 23acre plot of land Only 10 of those acres will be used for the building itself Program administrator Mark Yates said the facility will serve as an education center where people could stop in and get a dose of the wildlife area Were pretty excited about it The facility will boast a variety of features including exhibit halls a natural wetland an outdoor theater and trails Were calling it a visitors center primarily Yates said Estimated costs for the facility will be somewhere between 5 million and 6 million We expect the facility to always be evolving Yates said Yates said Laguna Vista was chosen because it is known as the gateway to the coastal area Yates sees the facility as an opportunity to expand ecotourism in the area and bring awareness to the small towns surrounding the island that are often overlooked Currently the county is waiting for Megamorphosis to create a master plan before a timeline is set for when the center will begin construction Yates said the team involved is looking into creating partnerships with the zoo and local universities to provide programming for the center Discuss Print Posted in Local News on Monday May 7 2018 910 pm Web Marketplace Grimsells Seed Co Harlingen TX 9564230370 Find Local Businesses Popular Searches Browse By Category Online poll Do you have big plans for New Years Eve Todays Edition Online poll Do you have big plans for New Years Eve Submit your news Submit your news Were always interested in hearing about news in our community Let us know whats going on Prev Next

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Homeowners Insurance vs Condo Insurance vs CoOp Insurance What is the Difference When it come to insuring a house condo and coop policies typically cover most of the same things but differ in coverage when it comes to the structure of the home In this piece we will analyze in depth all the differences between homeowners condo and coop insurance Whats the Difference Between Homeowners Condo and CoOp Insurance Difference in Dwelling Coverage Difference in Liability Coverage Difference in Personal Property Coverage Whats the Difference Between Homeowners Insurance Condo and CoOp Insurance The main difference between insuring a condo coop or house comes down the parts of the home you own When you own a house you own everything This includes everything inside the house its structure and even the land on which the house sits When you own a condo or have shares in a coop on the other hand you are only responsible for the space within your walls Everything else hallways common areas etc those parts are usually covered by a collective homeowners association insurance policy Coops and condos have virtually the same type of insurance since the main difference between the two types of homes Differences between these types of insurance policies can be further explored by examining the three parts of property insurance dwelling coverage personal property coverage and liability coveragewhich we dissect in closer detail below Whats the Difference Between The Three Policies for Dwelling Coverage How dwelling coverage affects structures located outside the home is the main difference between home condo and coop insurance Dwelling coverage in a home insurance policy covers your physical home the walls the roof ceilings floors etc It also covers outside structures like pools sheds garages and fences Homeowners are responsible for any physical structure on the land their home sits on Coop and condo owners on the other hand do not have this responsibility Your condo or coop complex may have a fence and a pool but it will actually be the condocoop associations insurance that will cover damages in those areas As a condo or coop owner your dwelling coverage just has to be enough to cover damage that can happen inside your home For example if a fire breaks out in your condo destroying the kitchen you would need insurance to Read Your CondoCoOp Associations Insurance Policy Every condo and coop complex will have its own insurance policy that will cover damage to common areas such as pools hallways parking lots etc In certain complexes however the policy may even extend to the interior of your home When you first move into your condo or coop you should parse through the policy with your insurance agent to see what is exactly covered by your condocoop associations plan Sometimes the building policy will cover your home as it is originally built leaving you only needing to cover improvements to the home For example if you installed new cabinets Its incredibly important to go through your associations plan in thorough detail so you know how much condocoop insurance you need If you get coverage that overlaps with your associations policy you would be spending more on insurance than you need On the other hand if you are underinsured you can end up spending thousands for damages youre not covered for If you are still unsure after reading the policy we encourage you to talk to an insurance professional for advice Distinctions Between Homeowners Condo and CoOp for Liability Coverage As a house owner you typically open yourself up to more liability risk than condo or coop owners because of the extra structures you own The liability portion of a home property insurance policy is meant to shield you from litigation from people injured in your home or those you accidentally injured away from your home If you own a house however people can get injured inside but also outside in your backyard pool trampoline etc For condo or coop owners anyone injured in common areas like the complexs pool would again be covered by the complexs liability insurance So even if you invite a friend over to swim in your buildings pool and they injure themselves it would be the financial responsibility of the building As a condo or coop owner you could get away with smaller liability coverage but we would still recommend you have the same amount of liability insurance as you would if you owned a house You never know how expensive someone elses injury can become after medical and legal fees We always advise people to have enough liability protection to equal the total amount of assets they are currently holding or are likely to hold in the future How Is Personal Property Protection Different Between The Three The percentage of your overall coverage for personal property protection will likely be different between the three policies Standard homeowners policies are usually insured for 25 to 50 of your dwelling coverage Typically a 250000 coverage would have 100000 of personal property protection Your condo or coop likely wont need 250000 worth of dwelling coverage However you may still need 100000 worth of personal property coverage It all depends on how much your personal property that you keep inside your home is worth Feel free to adjust your coop and condo personal property limits to reflect the true value of your possessions because your complexs insurance policy for condo and coop owners is unlikely to cover any of your personal possessions We always recommend people make an inventory of their most valuable objects and jot down their likely value This will help should there ever be a disaster and you need your stuff replaced since youll have it ready for the insurance company when you file your claim Cost of Homeowners Condo and CoOp Insurance The cost of homeowners insurance is usually twice as expensive as a policy for a coop and condo As we explain above you do not need as much dwelling coverage for a condo or coop so that dramatically 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Penn and Teller Are Revealing How Their Magic Tricks Are Doneand Its OK Not revealing how a magic trick works is an aesthetic rule not a moral rule says Teller Courtesy of The CW As one of the few humans on Earth who unironically calls himself a TV magic obsessive let me tell you theres never been a magic show on television like Penn Teller Fool Us I approach the show from several perspectives As a layperson its entertaining as hell with a clearcut premise Fool Us is a magic competition on the CW Television Network in which performers try to fool Penn Jillette and Teller as to how their trick was done If they succeed the aspiring magicians win an openingact slot in the duos longtime Las Vegas show The show has been a surprise ratings hit in its Monday primetime slot averaging 2 million viewers its been renewed for a third season I also watch the show as a guy interested in magic since age six Im comfortable saying Fool Us has advanced the art form within popular culture better than any televised magic show in recent memory The variety of magic subgenres given the spotlight is encouraging for those of us who dont perform with live tigers thereve been acts of coin and card magic mindreading escapology quick change where costumes transform in a flasheven a man who solves Rubiks cubes magically After each magicians performance Penn and Teller confer and using their combined century of conjuring knowhow try to work out the tricks method without revealing its secret This postmortem is the most fascinating part of the show Listen to how Penn and Teller in his silent advisory role discuss insider terms something considered by some magicians as heresy Terms like cooler McCombical decks Tamariz and Aronson are of little meaning to 99997 percent of the viewing audience and indeed host Jonathan Ross would often express a quizzical I have no idea what youre talking about But to hear allusions to method in a public forum even with such cryptic jargon certainly breaks new ground for magic on television In the clip below a magician manages to get one by Penn and Tellerand piss off Penn by doing so There are those who view Penn and Teller as magic turncoats because they dare to allow the public in on a method or two In one of their bestknown routines they perform the cups and balls trick with clear plastic cups ostensibly showing where the sleight of hand takes place These are the magicians whose relationship with secrets is ironclad if you even once reveal the workings of a trick youre excommunicated from the fraternity In the magic community youll find backlash to the show for the aforementioned reasons but most magicians I know view Fool Us as a net positive It has nothing to do with fooling audiences Really the phrase fool us is the pithy elevator pitch to get on network television The greater motivation of the show I think is having experienced magicians cogently articulate the merits of a performance which in turn helps the lay public better appreciate magic Trust me youre better off having Penn and Teller explain whats good about a magic act than Scary Spice or Howie Mandel I spoke with Teller now his full legal name the famously silent partner of Penn about Fool Us magic and the sanctity of secrets Vanity Fair Having a magic show called Fool Us would lead most to believe the end goal of magic is to fool someone I suspect your motivation is more nuanced than that Teller Whats the end goal for any work of art The answer is its not one thing In almost every work of art there is on one leveland this is the level at which magic is I think the most fundamentalat which you must amaze the audience When youre an actor you must for the moment youre there convince the audience that you are possessed by the spirit of this character And there is a level in which you go Wow I really thought for that moment that the character onstage was Hamlet That amazement is the bottom line of any Magicians get into magic because theyre seduced by the feeling of amazement The ironic thing is the deeper they dive into magic the less often they get fooled That seems immeasurably cruel The deeper you get into magic the more profound your amazement becomes Theres an intermediary stage where you go Oh is that all there is It was just a thread And then when you work with a thread for four years and you work out what must exactly be done to make that thread into something that is profound and difficult to imagine could be the cause of whatever it is youre doing to it you veer right into a different kind of amazement Its the amazement of the knowledgeable person Its the amazement of the astronomer who has studied So you can be just as amazed by the thought process that goes into creating a trick Theres a trick I do in our live show based loosely on David P Abbotts Floating Ball I experimented with that trick for 18 months to come up with a routine in which the idea was no longer the ball was going to float but the ball was coming to life I spend one hour onstage every night after my show experimenting And the more I experimented the more wondrous the situation got for me I was no longer wondering at the same thing the audience was wondering at I was in astonishment at how the simple idea of a Penn introduces that trick in our show by saying Now heres a trick thats done with a piece of thread We say that ahead of time because what we discovered was an audience accustomed to elaborate mechanical and electronic modes of propulsion was inclined to think the movement of this red ball was just some sort of remotecontrol thing Whereas magicians who knew how the trick was done appreciated the fact that at every moment I was disproving the possibility of the thread that they knew was there So by letting the audience in on the fact that it was The fact you let people in on the modus operandi makes it no longer feel like a confrontational relationship with the audience The magician isnt saying Im superior to you because I fooled you but Lets share in this amazing moment Long ago when we originated our clear cups and balls routine we were taken to task by a number of magicians who said Youre exposing the cups and balls What they didnt realize was the trick did not originate with the idea of exposure The trick originated Ill demonstrate for you Were sitting at a bar and Teller gets a clear cup and balls of aluminum foil from a nearby table Penn and I were sitting in a diner and I was messing around with rolledup napkins As Im talking Ill often fiddle with stuff I noticed that when I did that move one didnt see the load even though it was in full view Teller makes one ball disappear from his hand and it reappears inside the clear plastic cup sitting on the table That phenomenon of your attention being taken away from something by a very natural action seemed to be truly profoundly amazing The subject for a piece of magic So we developed a routine with clear cups but of course it would seem pretentious for us to say Note how you could both see the secret action and the ostensible action at the same time Isnt that an interesting counterpoint So we decided to present it as though it was an exposé and magicians of course being terribly naïve believed us We were taken to task by one magician who came to our show and took a swing at Penn in the lobby for the evil that we were doing Penn said Why dont we just go to the diner and have a chat So this magician sat down with us and said All right whose side are you on anyway Thats the fundamental problem with much of magical performance Merely because a magician is trying to create a moment in which a spectator is astounded the magicians often conceive of themselves as being in opposition to their audience That is something Penn and I are violently against We do not believe the audience is stupid We believe many many many manyperhaps most of the audienceis a great deal smarter than we are Therefore they need to be shown the respect to be treated as peers Courtesy of The CW Are magicians a territorial bunch Theres an aesthetic rule in magic that to allow the audience to be amazed you dont explain your trick That part of your job is to withhold and conceal certain pieces of information in order to bring the audience to a level of astonishment It is an aesthetic rule not a moral rule However it has gradually seeped into magic lore as being a moral rule Giving away a trick is an evil deed No its not The person who wrote the magic book that got you started in magic gave away a trick Was that an evil deed No In Tims Vermeer our friend Tim Jenison believes that he has discovered the method by which Vermeer got such photorealistic effects Knowing that does not in any way diminish my astonishment at looking at a Vermeer painting Alexander Pope wrote A little learning is a dangerous thing drink deep or not taste the Pierian spring Hes talking about exactly that A little learning can spoil magic A lot of learning enhances it Lets talk about Fool Us Whats your end goal for the show One of the problems with magic on television is home viewers generally have a feeling the depiction of the magical event is being slanted by the way its shot Anyone who claims they can watch a piece of magic without trying to figure out how its done is lying One of the fundamental joys of magic is its an intellectual art form at one level and as a viewer youre trying to reconcile what you see with what you know The joy of it is going Thats impossible No it cant be Yes it is No it cant be Yes But when you see it on television you never feel that Im not here in the room I couldnt control where my eyes are going Part of what Fool Us is designed to do is without saying it is to say what youre seeing is really what somebody in the theater is seeing We do that by focusing on this one silly and trivial aspect of magic which is hows the trick done We dont even know what acts are going to be on the show Were genuinely trying to see if we can figure out whats going on The most interesting part of the show is after each performance Penn talks in this magician doublespeak to clue in the audience to the tricks method How much of this is trying to maintain the secret and how much is coding to teenagers interested in magic where they can learn these techniques Its all of that When Penn talks about magic he tries not to spoil the trick for the home audiencethat takes away the fun for people who want to watch it over and over again or people just delighted by the effect So Penn deliberately uses jargon terms that will communicate to the magician and to the community of magicians that we do know indeed whats going on without wrecking the trick for the home audience There also really is precisely a way to encourage people who are interested in magic to learn more If we say Does the term breather crimp mean anything to you That takes somebody who might be really interested in card magic to Google breather crimp and theyre going to learn a really cool thing that they might be able to use Much of magic is now consumed on YouTube Do you now have to come up with tricks that could withstand multiple replays Does this change the way you create magic It sometimes does and it sometimes doesnt For example the tricks we do on Fool Us are generally tricks weve done in our live shows Theyre polished enough that they deceive and amaze a live audience If you rewind it a zillion times and study them out maybe you could figure out whats going on here That doesnt bother me Im just providing more entertainment for you Its levels of participation that are now allowed by recording that we didnt have in former times If you watch it a zillion times and you go I think it happened right there thats a delight for you The sanctity of secrets Are the secrets as sacrosanct today as they were to a past generation To some people Im mystified by the obsession of popular writers with magic secrets Everyone who writes about magic should read author Jim Steinmeyers description of magic secrets He says the most important secret in magic is that most people believe theres a safe somewhere that contains all the magic secrets thats heavily guarded and carefully locked The biggest secret magicians have to keep is that that safe is empty Full Screen 1 13 72 Hours Inside the EyePopping World of Cardistry Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Photo By Justin Bishop Next

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suri Let It Be Known That Suri Cruise Is Having a Better Summer Than Anyone Sure there are breakup rumors about Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx But did you hear about Suris trip to Paris by Hilary Weaver July 2 2018 910 am From SipaAP Images While tabloids might be focused on headlines questioning the status of Jamie Foxxs and Katie Holmess relationship that is not the real story of the summer The real story here is that Holmess 12yearold daughter Suri Cruise is having the summer of her life The latest evidence Per the Daily Mail Cruise and her mom stepped out in Paris on Sunday night for the Fendi haute couture fashion show Wearing a floral top and striped skirt the preteen is still the fashion envy of anyone her ageand possibly the only 12yearold capable of wearing florals to match her mom and look fashionable doing it Her summer started off with a highsociety splash in late May she attended a party in the Hamptonssans mom She hung out with MasterChef Junior contestants and cast members from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child This past Sunday she was seen selling lemonade and rainbow Rice Krispies treats at the Pride parade last weekendenterprising and progressive And when tabloid rumors about Holmes and Foxxs potential split surfaced last week tabloid reports made it clear that Suri was busy at camp From camp to Fendi in the space of a few days The girls in Bunk 10 could never Meanwhile Foxx was seen out partying at a Miami nightclub Sunday night per Page Six amid rumors that he and Holmes have split ways after five years trying to fly below the radar But with Suri Cruise setting the summer goals to which everyone else must aspire who can even think about that Full Screen 1 14 The Most Surprising Celebrity Friendships Alexander Skarsgård and Jack McBrayer This duo made a splash at the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards where the 30 Rock star could be seen grinning at the table next to Skarsgård who won yet another trophy for his role in Big Little Lies What were the 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