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Wellington Hospital has apologised to a patient who complained that he could feel the knife cutting open his chest as he had a routine pacemaker operation.
"I've always wondered what it would be like to have your throat cut. Well, I can more-or-less imagine that now," Merv Archer, 79, said yesterday.
He had had the procedure twice before and said he usually did not feel a thing.
"This time I got as far as the operating room and was all set to go and they made the first incision, which I could feel.
"They said 'Is it blunt?' and I said 'No, it's bloody sharp, I can feel you cutting my chest.'
"They made a deep incision and at that stage I went right off. I can tell you, it makes your voice go up a notch."
He said he was in pain, but the surgeon continued to "poke and prod around".
"I'm 79-years-old, I'm in pretty reasonable nick, more than most people of my age. I shudder to think what would happen to a poor old dear in her late 80s or a child, it's outrageous."
Mr Archer, of Masterton, wrote to the hospital to complain and was told an inquiry would be held, but had since received no explanation.
"I have to say I'm getting the sense that they're telling me to get stuffed. I think I'd even be happy with, 'Oh, we've cocked up'."
After inquiries from The Dominion Post yesterday, Wellington Hospital chief medical officer Geoffrey Robinson apologised for the pain Mr Archer had experienced "and the impact this has had on him subsequently".
The "usual amount" of local anaesthetic had been given, but patient comfort was of the utmost importance and in this case that had not been achieved, Dr Robinson said.
"When the patient alerted staff that there was a level of discomfort, the procedure was halted and more medication given.
"The cardiologist who performed the procedure is very experienced and has been implanting pacemakers for more than 22 years and was alarmed and saddened to learn of Mr Archer's experience."
Dr Robinson also apologised for the time taken to address Mr Archer's concerns.
Mr Archer said last night that he appreciated the apology, but had complained only because he wanted to make sure the same thing did not happen to another patient.
"If they don't follow it up, it will be just another nail in their coffin."
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UNION — Sarah Good was bottled up and ready to break out, but the explosion took about 16 minutes to happen. The Union senior helped lead her team to a 52-35 win against Powder Valley in the girls championship game of the Union Lions Club Tournament.
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Keesha Sarman and the Union girls basketball team got off to a great start this season. The Bobcats won the Union Lions Club tournament by beating Crane and Powder Valley. (CHRIS BAXTER/The Observer)
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NEW YORK — The agency building the new World Trade Center says a design flaw could cost it millions of dollars.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Tuesday the loading dock under One World Trade Center won't be finished in time for tenants to move their equipment into the 104-story tower. So it's building five temporary loading bays above ground.
The problem is due to a temporary station that was built for the Port Authority Trans Hudson subway. That station can't be dismantled to make way for underground freight areas until crews finish the permanent station.
"Several years there was a design miss," said Patrick Foye, executive director of the Port Authority, "Should it have been caught? The answer is, probably."
The temporary loading bays will add millions to the cost of One World Trade Center. The Wall Street Journal on Monday reported that the cost of the building has soared to $3.8 billion, $700 million more than the last publicly released estimate in 2008.
Foye said the soaring costs will be examined in a review of the agency that is being prepared for the governors of New York and New Jersey. He would not confirm the $3.8 billion figure.
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Pretty soon, it's going to be hard to find something in Portland that isn't on the National Register of Historic Places.
This week, we learned the clubhouse at the city-owned Rose City Golf Course had been accepted to the prestigious program. Now comes word that four Portland bridges have been added to the list — the Hawthorne, the Broadway, the Burnside and the Morrison.
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The bridges occupy a 1.5-mile stretch of the Willamette River, linking downtown to the Central Eastside.
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Alex Len undergoes another surgery on right ankle
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There was inherent risk when the Phoenix Suns drafted Maryland center Alex Len with the fifth pick in this year's NBA Draft, but Len's upside greatly outweighs any risk that his right ankle poses. There was a reason, after all, the Cleveland Cavaliers toyed with the idea of taking Len with the first overall pick. True 7-footers who have the skills Len possesses and move as well as he does don't come around every year.
While he projects to be ready for the beginning of the 2013-14 NBA season, Phoenix announced last Friday that Len underwent successful surgery on his right ankle in what the organization has called a "precautionary measure."
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…Our medical staff determined that it would be prudent to perform surgery on Alex Len's right ankle at this time… As part of a routine evaluation, our medical team identified the very beginnings of a stress fracture in Alex's right ankle even though Alex was entirely asymptomatic.
It isn't often that teams knowingly select a player with such a high draft pick with a history of injuries. Look no further than Jared Sullinger who was projected to be a Top 10 in the 2011 NBA Draft, but fell to the Boston Celtics with the 21st pick after it was learned Sullinger had lingering back issues. The fact that Len was still a Top 5 pick speaks to his skill set and how special of a player he may be in the NBA. Expect the Sun to be extremely cautious with their top pick in not rushing him back.
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Tatong tops the ladder in local cricket
There were just two games played in round 10 of Benalla and District Cricket Association's Walker Shield last weekend.January 18, 2013 4:00pm
Tatong played Warrenbayne at the Arundel St lake-end ground while Goorambat-Devenish took on Violet Town at Goorambat.
Warrenbayne won the toss and chose to bat against Tatong, and thanks to some tight opening bowling runs were hard to come by for the Warrenbayne openers.
Warrenbayne lost its first wicket with the score at 19 in the 12th over, and at the drinks break was 1-34 from 20 overs.
The Tatong opening bowling combination of Nathan Delaney and Andrew Dickson finished with figures of 1-15 and 0-10 from their eight overs respectively.
From there the wickets fell steadily and Warrenbayne managed to bat the 40 overs out to finish on 9-104.
Tatong captain Mark Osborne relished the overcast conditions and finished with 5-22 from his eight overs while Daniel Brunning took 3-7.
Top scorer for Warrenbayne was captain Paul O'Brien with 28 while Tim Sullivan and Sam Phillips each scored 19.
Tatong made the runs in 17 overs for the loss of six wickets.
Jamie Berry made 30 and Nathan Delaney scored 23 while Tim Sullivan was the pick of the Warrenbayne bowlers with 2-21.
No batting details were available but Lyndon Kubeil and Tom Forster both took three wickets for Violet Town.
Violet Town only took 11 overs to make the required runs for the loss of four wickets, and Lee Brennan top-scored with 31 not out.
All teams have now played eight games and Tatong is on top of the ladder, nine points clear of Tungamah which is on 30 points, just above Euroa on percentage.
Violet Town rounds out the top four.
This weekend Tatong will battle with Violet Town at Tatong, Warrenbayne will hit the road to take on Tungamah at Tungamah, and Euroa will be at home against Goorambat-Devenish.
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And in that corner… The Boston College Eagles
Nov 7, 2012, 11:23 AM EST
Things aren't so happy in Chestnut Hill. After winning 30 games from 2006-2008, Boston College athletic director Gene DiFilippo made the controversial decision to fire head coach Jeff Jagodzinski for interviewing for the head coaching position with the New York Jets. After two seasons, including one where the Eagles ended in the AP top ten, DiFilippo handed the program over to Frank Spaziani, a loyal Eagles assistant who spent a decade as the program's defensive coordinator.
It's been a slow decay for the Boston College program, with Spaziani winning a respectable eight games in his debut season and following that up with a 7-6 year in 2010. But the Eagles took a large step back in 2011, winning just four games, and have plummeted to just two wins in their first nine games, with one coming against an FCS Maine team.
Following all of this has been the Eagle in Atlanta, Bill Mahoney, who has been living the highs and lows of being a Boston College fan from 1,000 miles away for quite a few years. He was kind enough to get us up to speed on what's happening in Boston, where new athletic director Brad Bates has a lot of big decisions on his hands.
The Eagles are 2-7 this year, with wins against Maine, an FCS team, and Maryland, a team on their fifth quarterback. Are things in Chestnut Hill as bad as they look?
I believe that BC is better than 2-7 but not that much better. Your records don't happen by accident. BC is not even losing many close games. I also think things are bad because of the decline over the last four years and the speculation on Spaz's future. Last week BC lost to a bad Wake Forest team. Three weeks ago BC lost to a bad Georgia Tech team. A decent coach would have won at least one of those games.
If there's been a positive this year, pointing to Chase Rettig and Alex Amidon would be a good start. What has been the secret to that duo's success, especially considering the lack of running game?
This sounds simple but Rettig is a good QB. On a good team, I think he would be talked about nationally and be considered a future pro. He's not perfect, but he's got a big arm, he is willing to take a beating in order to make a big play. He's also had to run multiple offenses which shows his football IQ.
Amidon is a slightly different story. We pass a lot and he's been the most healthy reciever, so he has put up big numbers. But I don't want to dismiss his improvement. He's always been fast. Now he's become an improved route runner. He understands how to get open. His hands are not elite yet (he's had a few drops), but he's become a very good WR. He should be first team All ACC.
Boston College lost a tremendous player in Luke Kuechly. But what else has gone wrong with this defense? Frank Spaziani has always had a great reputation as a defensive coach, but the rush defense has fallen off a cliff and the Eagles are giving up more than 30 points a game.
Talent is a big issue but not the only one. BC is missing more tackles and there has been a lot of blown coverages this year. Maybe guys don't care or others are trying to do too much.
But the defensive line and secondary are not of the same quality as Spaz has had in the past. I think there is good young talent at LB and they are getting on the field more and more each week.
It's all but assumed that Spaziani will be fired. What qualifications would you look for in a new head coach? Any candidates you like?
The new coach needs to be a salesman. Spaz has been a total dud on the recruiting trail, the media and with fundraisers. He needs an energy and approach that modern college football coaches use. Spaz's ideas in preparation and game management are 30 years behind the curve.
It is very early but I would say the two more popular names are BC grad and New Orleans Saints Offensive Coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr and Notre Dame Defensive Coordinator Bob Diaco.
Let's take a wider look at the BC athletic department. Notre Dame fans have spent a ton of time critiquing Jack Swarbrick. What do you make of the hire of Brad Bates? What are the top items on his agenda?
I like the idea of Brad Bates. He has a solid, but not spectacular record from his time at Miami of Ohio. Now that the conference shuffle and TV deals are done, BC doesn't need a deal guy. They need someone like Bates who can address coaching issues and raise money for facilities improvements.
Back to the game: The Irish are big favorites, but this is a rivalry game. Do you hold any hope for an upset? If so, what's the recipe for a Boston College victory?
BC is one dimensional, but all you need is that one dimension to click for four quarters. I think because it is a rivalry game and because it is important to Spaz, BC has a chance. The key is for Rettig to light it up (he's probably the best pocket passer Notre Dame has faced all year) and for clog up Notre Dame in the red zone.
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Let's take a look at the good, bad and ugly of Notre Dame's 31-28 loss to Louisville.
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Nov 22, 2014, 8:40 PM EST
Kyle Brindza stared down his spot. Envisioned making the kick. Took a final deep breath before waiting for the snap.
And then he missed it.
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Former Irish greats talk about their favorite Notre Dame memories
Nov 22, 2014, 10:42 AM EST
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Nov 21, 2014, 4:31 PM EST
And just like that, Notre Dame's season is nearly over. While losing three of four games has dampened the spirits of fans and detoured the team's postseason hopes, the Irish will play their final game at home on Saturday, a senior sendoff in Notre Dame Stadium for a large group with a still-to-be-determined future.
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Nov 20, 2014, 2:21 PM EST
Few memories are shorter collectively than football fans. Every mistake is magnified in the prism of "now," with the devastation of a difficult to understand loss like last weekend's to Northwestern consistently taking dead aim at the foundation of a football program, regardless of its stability.
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Nov 19, 2014, 11:07 PM EST
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And in that corner… The Louisville Cardinal
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Kyle McCarthy announces he's cancer free
Nov 19, 2014, 12:02 AM EST
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BK: "We're going to fight through this rough spot"
Nov 18, 2014, 4:40 PM EST
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The good, the bad, the ugly: Notre Dame vs. Northwestern
Nov 17, 2014, 1:22 PM EST
A little less than 48 hours after Notre Dame's loss to Northwestern, it doesn't seem like too many people are over it. So let's dispense with the introductions and pull the band-aid.
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Sister City Program For Menlo Park
Original post made by Good Will Ambassador, Menlo Park: Downtown, on Dec 9, 2012
To explore and to better understand interest in the community, you may wish to chime in with a comment. If enough interest exists, an exploratory committee can be established. The financial cost is minimal, but the benefits can be many. Learning more about our friends in foreign lands can open doors, broaden our horizons and create lasting memories.
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