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USA and France.
Just like commander Vimes, I'm always rooting for abject failure by England, just so I can sit back and witness the backlash.
Other than that, seeing my country's Oranje team make a complete mess of things is a secret cherish as well. Although I'd be equally satisfied with a seven-match clean sweep. Just not a bleak out-in-the-QF's-nothing-much tourney, please, 'mkay?
I hate the idea that Brazil can get anywhere near the final with at least three players needing a Zimmer frame, so it'd be nice to see them go out against the Czechs in the second round.
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Originally Posted by Pedro DelgadoOriginally Posted by Matt79
England failures are always fun. Here's to another one
I do like their team though. So in many ways I want them to do well, but just for some of the English people and the English media I want them to flop
It's always fun to see Argentina choke as well.
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Germany, France, Italy, Argentina. No particular order. I wouldn't mind Australia getting through to the last 16 then getting humiliatingly trounced - but it's unlikely because of who they're likely to face..
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I live in Melbourne, so gotta be Italy.
"I am very happy and it will allow me to have lot more rice."
Eoin Morgan on being given a rice cooker for being Man of the Match in a Dhaka Premier Division game.
United States of America...
and the USA.
Worst footballing nation in the history of the game, no idea how they rigged the FIFA standings to be 5th in the world pre world cup.
I hope they get belted ten nil every game, and I hope they never get to a world cup final stage again.
Captain for the Blues.
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We'll do just fine, thankyou.Originally Posted by Pedro Delgado
Dismiss my ignorance, you are scottish?Originally Posted by steds
Of Scottish stock.
Thought that was Greek central?Originally Posted by Jono
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- As featured in The Independent.
"I don't believe a word of Pietersen's book, but then I don't believe a word anyone else has said either."
- Simon Barnes renders further comment on KP's autobiography superfluous in a sentence
Italy and Germany
I always find Spains demise rather amusing although in Korea it was very unfair so I wont be willing them to fail.
I know a lot of people dislike Argentina but they play really good Football so i cant really will them to total failure. As for Brazil how could anyone dislike them?
Italy, Germany, Brazil and Argentina.
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Targacept, Inc. (NASDAQ: TRGT), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing novel NNR Therapeutics ™, today announced that Stephen A. Hill, M.D. has been appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Hill is expected to start with Targacept on December 1, 2012 and will also join Targacept's Board of Directors.
Dr. Hill brings over 20 years of industry experience to the role, having served previously as President and Chief Executive Officer of Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and ArQule, Inc. At Solvay, he led an organization of over 1,200 employees until its acquisition by Abbott Laboratories in 2010. Dr. Hill's responsibilities included the direct management of the U.S. commercial organization and administrative support of U.S.-based clinical development, project management, quality, regulatory affairs and new business development. At ArQule, he led a successful transition from a fee-for-service discovery chemistry model to an enterprise with a proprietary clinical-stage pipeline. Prior to ArQule, Dr. Hill held several leadership positions with F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., including Global Head of Clinical Development.
"Steve's appointment is the culmination of a robust selection process designed to identify the right person to take the helm at Targacept and drive value creation," said Mark Skaletsky, Chairman of Targacept's Board of Directors. "Steve is a seasoned leader with an impressive background of achievement. He brings to Targacept substantial executive, operational and portfolio development experience. We welcome Steve to the organization and look forward to working with him in the years to come."
"I am delighted to join Targacept and look forward to working with the management team, employees and Board. I believe there is tremendous potential at Targacept to build upon a strong scientific and financial foundation and a promising clinical portfolio to deliver new treatment options to patients in need," said Dr. Hill. "As I immerse myself in the business over the coming months, I will work with the team to execute a plan aimed towards leveraging our strengths to benefit patients and our employees and create value for our stockholders."
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Central Issaquah Plan proposes shift from suburban to urban in business district
December 11, 2012
Issaquah, circa 2040, could sport a skyline.
The central business district is on the cusp of change, as city leaders plan for redevelopment on about 1,000 acres stretched along Interstate 90.
Nowadays, suburban sprawl dominates the landscape — traffic-clogged streets unfurl next to strip malls. Residents live elsewhere and climb into cars to reach the area's amenities. Underfoot, 75 percent of land in the area is encased under parking lots.
Imagine, instead, buildings up to 125 feet tall, storefronts and residences arranged along tree-lined sidewalks, and perhaps decades in the future, a station on the regional rail network.
City Council confirms, lauds municipal board appointees
May 3, 2011
Onetime City Council finalist Paul Winterstein is going to continue serving the city on the Human Services Commission, the liaison between social service groups and municipal government.
The council appointed Winterstein and 35 other people as members and alternates to city boards and commissions April 18. Terms on the 11 affected boards start May 1. The city does not pay members.
"I am continually amazed at the number of people — and their qualifications — that stepped forward to fill our boards and commissions," Councilman Fred Butler said before the unanimous decision to appoint the members. "It seems to me in going through the applications and the qualifications of folks, we've got an especially strong group of people filling some critical holes on our boards and commissions again this year."
The city put out a call for board and commission applicants in January. Then, Mayor Ava Frisinger and board officers narrowed the applicant pool, and recommended appointees to the council for approval.
The city is continuing the interview process for alternates to serve on the Sister Cities and Urban Village Development commissions.
Off the Press
March 15, 2011
Council offers reality TV moment in tiebreaker
The protracted process to turn a resident from Jane or John Q. Public into a City Council member did not, despite high hopes, resemble a reality TV showdown.
If behind-the-scenes catfights did indeed occur amid the bonhomie and pitch-perfect presentations, none spilled out. Harrumph.
So, the group on hand March 1 for the pitches to the council — and applicants outnumbered attendees — observed no backbiting or sabotage, no bad-mouthing or name-calling. Instead, the process felt a little like the Miss America Pageant.
Mary Lou Pauly, a Development Commission member since Issaquah claimed less than 9,000 people, earned the congeniality sash for describing the applicant list as "well-spoken, outspoken and opinionated" — some of the most-desired qualities in a public official and, coincidentally, certain reality TV show contestants.
The dressed-to-impress applicants, in chipper proposals to the half-dozen council members, ticked through mileslong résumés and laudable ideas for the city.
Joe Forkner, to scrounge a metaphor from Aesop, turned out to be the tortoise — ceaselessly dependable and steady, if not flashy.
In the conversational category: Nathan Perea, a council candidate in 2009 and, to extend the metaphor to another candidate, the hare in the application process.
Yeah, I realize the hare has a longstanding reputation as a pain in the cottontail, but I apply the description to Perea because the erstwhile — and perhaps future? — candidate offers boundless enthusiasm for Issaquah.
Stacy Goodman appointed to City Council seat
March 8, 2011
City Council members appointed attorney Stacy Goodman to the council March 7, ending a monthslong process to fill the seat.
"I believe there is a space up at the dais for you to occupy," Mayor Ava Frisinger said after she administered the oath of office.
Goodman, a past editor of The Issaquah Press, adds a fresh face — and a long résumé as a civic volunteer and municipal board member — to the seven-member council. The former journalist bested eight other applicants to succeed former Councilwoman Maureen McCarry, and to hold the post until after the November council election.
City Council hears from applicants as contest for open seat nears end
March 2, 2011
NEW — 11 a.m. March 2, 2011
City Council applicants, dressed in suits and skirts, on Tuesday night faced the half dozen city leaders responsible for selecting a resident to serve on the council for the next 10 months.
The council listened for about 90 minutes as the nine candidates in the race to succeed former Councilwoman Maureen McCarry outlined goals for Issaquah.
Then, after the presentations, the council met in a closed-door session to discuss candidates' qualifications. The decision to appoint a resident to the Position 5 seat is expected to occur Monday.
"I think almost everybody who put their hand up to come be a council member is well-spoken, outspoken and opinionated," longtime Development Commission member and applicant Mary Lou Pauly said. "We're all going to participate as actively as we can. That means doing our homework, reading the reports, getting prepared and then coming to the meetings with something to offer."
City Council interviews applicants Tuesday
February 28, 2011
NEW — 6 a.m. Feb. 28, 2011
The nine applicants for a City Council vacancy face the council Tuesday night, as the process to select a successor to former Councilwoman Maureen McCarry nears a coda.
Candidates face the council in public interviews scheduled for a special council meeting at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 135 E. Sunset Way. Then, after the 10-minute interviews, council members could recess into a closed-door executive session to discuss candidates' qualifications.
Under state law, the council can discuss candidates' qualifications in a closed-door session, but interviews and the decision must occur in public meetings.
Many candidates bring experience in municipal government or a keen understanding of council business to the interview process.
The vote to appoint a member to the council is scheduled for March 7, though the appointee might not join the council until later in the month. The salary for council members is $700 per month.
Nisqually earthquake anniversary jolts memories
February 22, 2011
Issaquah is more prepared now than during 2001 roller
The ground started to shake as Bret Heath stood upstairs at the old municipal public works office — the steel-frame and metal-clad structure used nowadays as the parks department maintenance facility — and in seconds, the building rolled, like a ship tossed on ocean swells.
"I remember thinking, 'I wonder if this building is going to hold together,'" the longtime Public Works Operations and emergency management director said.
City Council candidates offer varied skills for post
February 15, 2011
Interviews start March 1 for nine council contenders
Candidates offer assorted skills for the open City Council seat created after Maureen McCarry resigned in late December.
The candidates bring backgrounds in community, military and municipal service to the interview process.
The midterm opening for the Position 5 seat attracted nine candidates.
Candidates face the council in public interviews scheduled for March 1. Then, after the 10-minute interviews, council members could recess into a closed-door executive session to discuss candidates' qualifications.
Under state law, the council can discuss candidates' qualifications in a closed-door session, but interviews and the decision must occur in public meetings.
The vote to appoint a member to the council is scheduled for March 7, though the appointee might not join the council until later in the month. The salary for council members is $700 per month.
McCarry created the vacancy late last year after she resigned to fight amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.
City Council vacancy attracts nine applicants
February 8, 2011
The contenders in the running to succeed Maureen McCarry on the City Council include people familiar to city leaders.
Joe Forkner has served on the council before, including a stint as a caretaker member after a councilwoman resigned. Stacy Goodman, past editor of The Issaquah Press, used to cover City Hall as a reporter. Nathan Perea campaigned against Tola Marts for the open Position 7 seat in 2009. Paul Winterstein managed Marts' successful campaign. Other applicants serve on municipal boards and commissions.
The rare midterm opening for the Position 5 seat attracted nine candidates.
In addition to Forkner, Goodman, Perea and Winterstein, the lineup includes Michael Beard, a district manager for a facilities maintenance company, attorney Cristina Mehling, Urban Village Development Commission member Nina Milligan, Boeing analyst Erik Olson and Development Commission member Mary Lou Pauly.
Candidates face the council in public interviews scheduled for March 1. Then, after the 10-minute interviews, council members could recess into a closed-door executive session to discuss candidates' qualifications.
Under state law, the council can discuss candidates' qualifications in a closed-door session, but interviews and the decision must occur in public meetings.
Candidates jockey for open seat ahead of Feb. 4 deadline
February 1, 2011
The race to replace Maureen McCarry started long before Election Day, and although the candidates only need to earn City Council members' votes, the race to fill the seat in November is a key part of the decision.
The process has generated more activity in recent days, as potential candidates started to meet council members on a one-on-one basis and interested residents completed applications for the post. The application deadline is Feb. 4, and candidate interviews start March 1.
The appointee to the vacant seat serves until the next council election in November. The victor in the council race serves until Dec. 31, 2013.
The council could appoint a caretaker to the seat until the term expires in December. Members could also appoint someone who is interested in campaigning for election to the seat through 2013.
Though the application deadline is still days away, the vacancy has attracted a handful of applicants and potential candidates.
Issaquah Highlands resident Stacy Goodman, a Carson & Noel PLLC associate attorney and past editor of The Issaquah Press, said she plans to apply.
"I think it's a terrific opportunity to get involved," she said. "It's an exciting time with a lot of projects and decisions that are in the beginning stages."


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Joined: Feb 2004
Location: Newnan, GA
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Installed my IMS 4.75 gallon fuel tank
I had originally planned on installing my IMS 4.75 tank a few weekends back and in fact had the original tank off and all apart before I actually went to go pick up the tank from a buddy that ordered it from IMS for me. Only problem is when I went to pick up the tank, we realized all they sent was the tank. No fuel cap, no replacement gasket seal for the fuel pump, no vacuum lines, etc. I could have made do without everything except the gasket, but running short on time for my upcoming ride that weekend and needing to get the bike back together, I was forced to put the stock tank back on and go through the pain of carrying an extra gallon fuel can for that ride.
IMS immediately dropped shipped the stuff they forgot directly to me when we contacted them about it, but it came Sat and I had left Friday to go to my ride.
So I finally got a chance tonight to install the tank tonight. It was much easier the 2nd time around removing the stock tank and knowing how to disconnect the fuel lines and actually remembering this time to pay attention to the fuel pump and which way it was facing (fuel outlet faces towards the front of the bike BTW). I moved the fuel pump over to the new tank with the new gasket and then a did a leak test and was glad to see nothing coming out. Since my bike has some of the common mods done, I didn't have a veccum line to tie into with the "T" they provide, but good thing is that doing the mods, leaves you with a "capped" off vacuum port on the throttle body that you can easily connect to and no "T" needed. I borrowed my wife and her small hands to reach down there and get that connected and then put a zip tie on it to make sure it wasn't going anywhere.
I was torn between the natural tank being able to see the fuel and the Blue tank to match the bike, but in the end I went with the blue. We have a lot of GA red clay and after owning a white Safari tank on my Husky TE610, I was tired of trying to keep the tank looking clean. I'm sure the blue will do a better job of resisting staining from the GA red clay.
Overall I'm in heaven knowing I have 4.75gals on board. I absolutely hated the stock 2gal tank and always having to look for fuel. My Husky had the 6.6gal Safari tank and I loved that thing.
The 4.75gals will definitely work well for my trip out West this summer to ride the COBDR and UTBDR.
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Joined: Dec 2004
Location: Lexington, Virginia
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Well, back to the original intent of this thread - celebrating a very good small dualsport bike that is as fun as it is affordable!
I just got a WR250R two weeks ago and have finally gotten the time to lower it to fit me (Yamalink and raise fork tubes, adjust rear shock) so that I felt comfy riding it off-road. I've owned a lot of DS bikes in the past and the WR is better than any of them for this 50/50 stuff I plan to do with it. I took it out into the pasture to ride fast through the grass and swales, it was FANTASTIC! The girls weren't sure what to think about their new stable-mate:
They ran around with me for a few minutes, but the WR was too fast for them to keep up; after all, I've got 25 HP to their one .
Then I rode up onto our land above the house to see how the bike handles a rocky, rutted access road, NO PROBLEM, even including riding over/around a couple of small trees that fell across the road (but I discovered I need to adjust the rebound and damping - I'm 30 pounds heavier than the PO and it's set pretty soft). View from the top, back down toward the house - all that in the background is National Forest waiting to be explored, woot!
It appears that my neighbor has set up a deer hunting tree stand about five feet inside his property line. Hmmmm, guaging from the location and orientation I'd say the bass turd is hunting our land as well as his. View from our land onto his:
From his stand toward our land:
I wonder which direction offers the best shooting alleys for him??? I even found a couple of beer cans on our side. . I guess I'll be riding over to talk to the soon.
Anyway, after a quick off-road jaunt I suited up and headed for town to meet my wife for dinner. It was only 48 degrees here this afternoon, so it was a bit chilly and about halfway to town (a 25 mile round-trip) I was wishing for my 1150GS with the better wind protection and heated grips, but the little WR was handling GREAT! I've owned a number of 250s and this thing outshines them all for running the pace on the highway! I do have to admit that the GS is more stable at 89 MPH than the WR250 , not to mention better wind/weather protection. I know I shouldn't speed like that but I couldn't help myself. I ran out of straight road at 89 indicated and it was still pulling strong but getting a bit squirrelly for my liking. Maybe it was the knobbies or the strong cross-wind.
Hmmm, if I put a pipe on it, a windscreen, heated grips, some hard luggage, bore it out, hop it up, mod the piss out of it ... Nah, I've already got a Big Pig.
I REALLY like this bike so far and it's just fine in it's stock configuration for now. It's everything I'd hoped for after looking for one for over a year, now all I need is some time and decent weather!
"If it doesn't blow smoke and make noise, it isn't a sport!" - radio ad for shop in Bozeman, MT
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Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Ortonville, MI
Oddometer: 1,889
2. At least they skimped on something fixable.
3. No wonder you hate the shock so much. I came off of a XT350. and that shock is a whole other level of suckage. I rode the bike for a year with the stock suspension. It worked well for light duty offroad and street.
Exactly what a dual sport is supposed to do.
When I decided I wanted it to do better offroad, I got it revalved. Problem solved.
Don't forget, The bike was released in Japan first. They set the suspension up for that market. Not ours.
Pennies add up. It would cost them pennies to put a little more grease on the steering stem, but they don't do that either.
Petroleum Brother
Joined: Jul 2011
Location: seattle
Oddometer: 1,303
Cool place to live. That bike is going to serve well in there.
You and I batted a few posts back and forth a while ago when you were also considering a plated wr450f, what convinced you to go wrr?
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Location: vancouver, bc
Oddometer: 197
It might have been cheaper for Yamaha to use the wrf shock, swingarm, and wheel. The tooling and parts are already in place. But I do respect the fact that they toyed with the geometry to make a more stable dual sport, requiring new parts. My issue is the use of some randomly sourced shock that seems to be a price leader, without the same attention to detail found on the rest of the bike. The linkage,weight of the bike, and intended use require that the rear spring be overly stiff, compared to even a supercross setup. The valving, in my opinion, is pretty far off. There's what, like 20 clicks of adjustment on the rear rebound? If the max setting is inadequate, what are the rest of them for?
While not as bad, I find the compression off as well. A spirited pace on terrain above a fsr, and the back end bounces off the bump stop. And I'm 150 lbs. I get that they had to cut corners somewhere to make a price point, and believe me I'm so glad they did it in the shock and handle bars instead of the brakes/engine/gearbox/stator/frame/technology which are not so easily fixed. The bike is so close though, and suspension is usually a personal setup. But everyone that complains seems to have the same problem which can be resolved with better overall shim stack. I don't want a wrf, I want a dual sport with wrf suspension, and it seems the only one who wants to make that is KTM. For almost double the price.
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Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Rocky Mountains USA
Oddometer: 257
Disclaimer.... I'm running stock forks and shock on my WR. At 138lbs bare-ass-naked it works just fine - with the shock rebound at full in. Yes it could be better, but not enough for what it would cost. My last dirt ride was a YZ250 with Race Tech all around, including nitrite coated lowers. Yes it was a better ride, but not by that much money difference.
Out of the box, the stock WR is a really good machine.
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Joined: Dec 2004
Location: Lexington, Virginia
Oddometer: 2,188
I'm very happy with the little 250, it's spunky enough to allow me to go faster than I should in all conditions , light, the right height now, very good price, and runs like a top. I'll ride it and enjoy it, then if the power thing becomes an issue I'll sell this one and get to shop for another bike!
Take care!
"If it doesn't blow smoke and make noise, it isn't a sport!" - radio ad for shop in Bozeman, MT
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Joined: Apr 2012
Location: Salt Lake City
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Cougar on the prowl
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Location: Vancouver, BC - for now
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Me and my new to me WRR in Death Valley. Bone stock except for having the seat cut down. Oh, and Jimmy Lewis adjusted my suspension
I had a riot! I rode a WRX for a year both off-road and at the sumo track and this is even better
Oops, just realized I did put fat bars, skid plate, mirrors and hand guards on it. No performance mods yet.
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Joined: Dec 2012
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada
Oddometer: 215
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Joined: Jul 2011
Location: seattle
Oddometer: 1,303
"Me and my new to me WRR in Death Valley."
Nice work if you can get it!
What did the esteemed Mr Lewis end up with on the suspension settings?
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2012
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada
Oddometer: 215
omg what a headche I just had doing a simple oil change...
See a guide online that says you can do it with the bike on the kickstand so I warm it open, drain it, pop the filter out take the new one out of the box... it looked slightly different, it didn't have the rubber gaskets on each end so I call my shop and get them to double check the stock code... yup they gave me the wrong damn filter...
Drive all the way back to the shop to exchange the filter... somehow they dont have mine in stock so I drive all the way to another shop to get it.
Come home, drop the filter in... torque everything down... add 1.3L... nothing in the sight gauge... add another 100ml... nothing...
Now I'm thinking this is odd... add another 100ml and another until I'm up to 1600ml at least... let it run a bit... still nothing.
So I throw the bike on a stand to level it out, by the time I look to the gauge it is way passed full.
So now I'm thinking shit... I had to drain out the new oil and plug it over and over right now I got it in between the lines on the gauge while the bike is center and the oil is hot... is this how it should be?
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Southern Vermont
Oddometer: 244
You can change it on the sidestand, but you need to hold it upright to read the gauge. From the manual, page 6-9...
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Joined: Jul 2008
Location: vancouver, bc
Oddometer: 197
That sight gauge is not really much of a gauge at all. I don't use it as a dipstick so much as a way to see that yes, there is oil in there, and no, its not milky from coolant.
If you drain all the oil that will come out, pour 1.4l of oil into the bike, and it doesn't leak out somewhere, then just assume you're ok.
*edit:i don't use the kickstand, i lean it against the wall. More oil comes out, and it doesn't make a mess on the skidplate.
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Joined: May 2010
Oddometer: 374
GL mounting?
Test fitted my new GL coyote bag - question to people that have mounted these onthe WR - how to you attach the rear strap? around the tail section or try and clip onto the fender?
Did I mount the rear bag correctly?
Pics would be appreciated.....
Also - do you need the supplied heat guard - or is the standard stock guard enough to keep the bag from melting?
I'm going to mount some eyelets on the old rear peg location to hold those straps down.
Thanks - Eric
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Anyone out there applying to the CMC New Grad Program for this year? (2010) I think the application deadline was March 1st.....
Good luck if you are applying!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 1Apr 17, '10 by justwandering31Has anyone else heard back from CMC yet?
Gigi01-CMC and Presbyterian are the two hospitals in Charlotte, both had New Grad deadlines March 1st. There are also many hospitals in the surrounding area. I looked at some in the surrounding area that are listing positions that do not require experience. I am not sure how far you are willing to travel.
1. CMC Union, Monroe, NC (30min from Charlotte)-Although they are CMC they have their own employment site.
2. Cleveland Regional Medical Center, Shelby, NC (1hr from Charlotte)-They have an actual New Grad listing.
3. Catawba Valley Medical Center, Hickory, NC (1hr from Charlotte)
4. High Point Regional (1 1/2hrs from Charlotte)
(Travel times are based on Mapquest from uptown.)
If you are in south Charlotte, you may also want to consider South Carolina.
1. Piedmont Medical Center, Rock Hill, SC
2. Springs Memorial Hospital, Lancaster, SC
3. Palmetto Health, Columbia, SC (Columbia is about 1hr-1 1/2hr from south Charlotte)
4. Providence Hospital, Columbia, SC
There are other hospitals I have not listed, however, the above are the ones I know have employment possibilities for new grads at this time.
- 0Apr 17, '10 by justwandering31Nevermind, I got my "DENIED" letter in the mail today from CMC. Better luck next time, I guess. Good luck to everyone else who applied.
- 0Apr 18, '10 by cam_RNjustwandering31- I feel your pain! I just recieved my "rejection" letter from Piedmont. And unfortunately that's the only interview I've been able to score in two months of trying. Did you have an interview at CMC? I applied in Jan and haven't heard a thing! I graduated in December, but missed the October deadline for December graduates. I've called a million times, but the recuiter says the same thing every time, "We are only hiring/interviewing May 2010 graduates at this time." ...Sooooo frustrating!


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NASHIK: The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) will introduce Sheetal air-conditioned buses between Nashik and Pune by March-end. The buses had a successful trial run and more would be added to the fleet before starting full-scale operations, MSRTC divisional controller, Nashik, K B Deshmukh said.
"Currently, these services are operating between Pune and Mumbai," he said, adding that the new service will have a 2x2 seating. It will be in addition to the ordinary, Parivartan, Asiad and Shivneri buses that run on the route.
"Travelling by train takes more than seven hours and the number of trains is limited and timings are odd. With rise in temperature, people would like to travel in air-conditioned buses. But Shivneri is expensive," said Savita Thakrem, who travels to Pune often. The state road transport is also eyeing students who come to Nashik from Pune on weekend as prospective customers.
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AP Nasus is far and away better than Triforce Nasus and here's why: he has NO AD scaling. His Q, which is why people build Trinity, hits for base AA damage plus farm. Build Lich Bane on him instead and it hits for base AA, plus farm, plus AP. His E and R both scale AP, as well, and with my normal build my ult eats 7% max hp/sec and E hits for ~300 on initial cast. My Q's get up to about 800-900 damage on average by 40min or so, and his E can farm an entire wave with a single cast.
I start boots and 3 pots, go B for a Giant's Belt and rush that into Rylai's. Finish out your Sorc Shoes then build Abyssal and Sunfire (order depending on enemy team, of course). After that you'll want your Sheen item which is Lich Bane, then add a Liandry's Torment for a little extra hp and even more DoT added into your ult/sunfire/spirit fire combo eating people alive just for standing close to you.
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Abstract: Subtilase cytotoxin (SubAB) is the prototype of a new AB5 toxin family produced by a subset of Shiga toxigenic Escherichia coli (STEC) strains. Its A subunit is a subtilase-like serine protease and cytotoxicity for eukaryotic cells is due to a highly specific, single-site cleavage of BiP/GRP78, an essential Hsp70 family chaperone located in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER). This cleavage triggers a severe and unresolved ER stress response, ultimately triggering apoptosis. The B subunit has specificity for glycans terminating in the sialic acid N-glycolylneuraminic acid. Although its actual role in human disease pathogenesis is yet to be established, SubAB is lethal for mice and induces pathological features overlapping those seen in the haemolytic uraemic syndrome, a life-threatening complication of STEC infection. The toxin is also proving to be a useful tool for probing the role of BiP and ER stress in a variety of cellular functions.
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I don't care that I'm voting for someone who in all likelihood will lose, I'm voting for someone I can believe in. And if everyone who said they like (insert third party candidate here) but won't vote for them because they won't win actually did vote for them, it would make a big difference.
This. I would argue that the biggest problem this country has come election season is apathy, and I would argue that the theater and bullsh!t that the 2 party system creates breeds apathy. People who give a sh!t need to make some kind of statement, whichever one they believe is right. For awhile, my statement was voting democrat because I am liberal and felt that liberals in office are a good thing. More and more, I'm realizing democrats aren't liberal, I respect honest conservatives/libertarians (Johnson) more than democrats, and I'm tired of making excuses for democrats, especially when I still like Obama the person and respect his intelligence, but feel that the country is just as crappy as it was 4 years ago under Bush. Especially when I think many of his failures are a result of the stupidity that the 2 party system breeds. I would like to think that my vote could make a difference of some sort, and ignoring the sheer number of people who vote and the low odds that my vote would swing an election, even if it does, I don't really believe that Obama beating Romney would make the type of difference this country needs. Or any difference, really.
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Over the past year, I've had the opportunity to be a part of the Refreshed Mom's team. The culmination of a year of networking, encouraging fellow moms, and sharing Apologia's vision of refreshing moms was the Real Refreshment Retreat. This year, the retreats were located in Atlanta and Baltimore. I attended my first Real Refreshment Retreat two years ago in Atlanta and this year was all the more amazing. I almost didn't get to go. Josiah wasn't sleeping well and {Read More}
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The Party That Changed Peter Stelling's Life
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Bridging the gap between dream pop, dark Americana and orchestral indie rock, the songs on this EP manage to be eclectic without seeming artistically overburdened. "Charred Metropolis" has an air of spiritual turmoil just shy of being melodramatic, while the down-tempo "Frontiers" shimmers with the music's impressionistic dynamics. "Summer Rainstorms" recalls Beach House with its gorgeously dreamy atmospheres, and the Arcade Fire with its sweeping, uplifting melodies. The closing songs, "Quiet Please," and "Quiet Please redux," with their male and female choruses and Roger Green-esque guitar drones, could be long-lost Low compositions. A fitting level of restraint is displayed throughout in the use of volume, adding gravity and mystery to the lyrics, which evoke complicated emotional situations and existential dilemmas. This is space rock with soul and refinement.
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GDRC - Canucks @ Lightning
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Steve Stamkos is quietly having a great season down in Tampa Bay.
The Vancouver Canucks continue their epic pre-Olympic road trip as they head to sunny state of Florida to face the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Canucks look to continue a winning stretch after bumping a 2-goal losing slump woth a win against Boston on Saturday.
February 07 2010 02:12PM
Ah the Superbowl. Even if you don't care for the American Football, it is a day celebrated in most civilized countries in the world where you can eat like the fattest American, drink like the drunkenest rummy and make believe that you have been cheering for the New Orleans Saints the entire season.
Bandwagon jumping is actually acceptable on Superbowl Sunday, as opposed to during NHL playoffs when bandwagon jumpers should be drawn and quartered upon sight.
The Canuck's Story
Kristian Urstad
February 06 2010 08:22PM
If we consider the Canuck season as a kind of story, I wonder, will it end up being a good one?
Don 'Bad Deals' Waddell strikes again
Jason Gregor
February 04 2010 11:49PM
Don Waddell proves again why he is the worst GM in the NHL and the ownerships group, Atlanta Spirit LCC, is thinking about winning in the future they need to axe Waddell.
Luongo and Leadership
Kristian Urstad
February 04 2010 04:56PM
When he's on his game, Luongo is a formidable goaltender, no doubt about it. He's a wild predator around his crease, with stealth reflexes unparalleled around the league. But, athleticism aside, sometimes I feel that he still has some things to learn about leadership.


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Flexible sigmoidoscopy is a routine outpatient procedure in which the inner lining of the lower large intestine is examined. Flexible sigmoidoscopy is commonly used to evaluate gastrointestinal symptoms, such as abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, or changes in bowel habits. It is also performed to screen people older than age 50 for colon and rectal cancer.
During the procedure, a doctor uses a sigmoidoscope, a long, flexible, tubular instrument about 1/2 inch in diameter, to view the lining of the rectum and the lower third of the colon (the sigmoid colon).
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For the great majority of people, the major factor that increases a person's risk for colorectal cancer (CRC) is increasing age. Risk increases dramatically after age 50 years; 90% of all CRCs are diagnosed after this age. The history of CRC in a first-degree relative, especially if before the age of 55 years, roughly doubles the risk. Other risk factors are weaker than age and family history. People with inflammatory bowel disease have a much higher risk of CRC. A small percentage (<5%) of CRCs...
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The decision to leave out paceman Morne Morkel in the IPL Qualifier-II raised a lot of eyebrows but Delhi Daredevils head coach Eric Simons defended the strategy, saying it was aimed at finding the "right balance" in the side. Simmons said Andre Russell was an automatic choice in place of injured all-rounder Irfan Pathan and they needed a second spinner against the Chennai batting line-up, so little known Sunny Gupta was chosen. Delhi crashed out of the IPL 5 as they conceded a mammoth 222 runs and went on to suffer a humiliating 86-run defeat against Chennai Super Kings on Friday night. "When we do not have the services of Irfan Pathan, we needed to find balance. The question is not about Morne Morkel. Russell bowled well giving away 29 runs, took a catch and scored 16 runs. He made a decent contribution. So, you could measure from that perspective. Russell was the direct replacement for Irfan Pathan," Simons said at the post-match press conference. "That is the decision we made and took our chance. Sunny was a risk. Obviously, Chennai are a very balanced side with four left-handers and four right-handers in the top eight and it makes very difficult. We had to take a decision to play someone who turns the ball away," he added. Simons said they could have won the match had they restricted Chennai to under-200. "Chennai has been very good in chasing. Murali Vijay played an incredible innings. If we could have restricted them to 180 or so, we could get it and then things works. It is difficult to sit in a situation like this and completely judge in hindsight. Someone plays a great innings and we paid the price," he said. The coach also defended the move of skipper Virender Sehwag coming at number three, instead of opening the innings. "The batting line of Warner and Viru had not worked well. It was a better option to have since we want somebody to support David Warner. Mahela plays well and comes up with good scores if he comes out," he said. Delhi had dominated the league stage but yet again failed in the crunch matches. Simmons said it was unfortunate but the team is keen to take corrective measures. "In 2009 too we dominated the league system. I was not there then. I cannot say. I just think we need to learn as a unit to play smart cricket in such situations. Lot of things had been spoken about how we are different in the bowling and batting. I think we have young players and they are growing up. We had lot of dot balls but we gave more boundaries. We need to find balances in these aspects. I must say that we did not choke but we were not firing in the last two games." Overall, Simons looked satisfied with his side's performance in the fifth edition of the league. "I must say that we showed what we can do. I think that there are one or two tweaks that we need to make and then we will be a team to winning in all conditions. That is the next choice. We can arrive at a ground and whatever the opposition give us in terms of conditions we got to put up right combinations to be successful," he said. Simons was all praise for Chennai, who are peaking at the right time in the competition. "Chennai is a very balanced side and they sneaked into the playoff with a mission. They are a tough team balanced in both, in the bowling and batting line up. They have eight batsmen who can rotate the strike well. They struggled through the league system but came good at the business end, which is the sign of champions and that is what they are," he said.
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England inflict fresh Windies collapseJames Anderson and Stuart Broad reduced the West Indies to 84 for four at lunch on the first day of the second Test at Trent Bridge here on Friday, as the tourists suffered another collapse. But Shivnarine Chanderpaul, officially the world's best batsman, was still there on 19 not out after defying England's attack for more than 10 hours during West Indies' five-wicket defeat in the first Test at Lord's.
Vijay fires Chennai into IPL finalMurali Vijay became the first Indian to hammer two centuries in the Indian Premier League as Chennai Super Kings stormed into final with an 86-run win over Delhi Daredevils on Friday. The opener cracked four sixes and 15 fours in his quickfire 58-ball 113 as defending champions Chennai posted a commanding 222-5 off their 20 overs before dismissing Delhi for 136 at the Chidambaram stadium in Chennai.
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The coroner said the man whose body was found in Beargrass Creek Tuesday afternoon died after crashing his three-wheel bike.
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Throughout my pregnancy, I couldn't wait to sing to my baby. I collected songs, carefully choosing the soundtrack of his first year before he was even born. My son was a happy baby who laughed at everything. So it took a long time to realize that he was not a music fan. His second full sentence turned out to be, "No sing, Mama!" but he had to repeat it many times until I understood. It turns out, my son is very sensitive to sound, and the sounds of music are often too much for him.
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What if I told you to write what you don't know?
I ask this because I find the oft-offered advice to "write what you know" both alarming and silencing. Isn't ethnography at least partially about unknowability? If we acknowledge that textual recording is a form of fixing knowledge, how does one write what one doesn't know? How can our writing play on the edge between knowing and not knowing, refusing to fix the unknown by writing it into existence? Exploring this playful and vexing tension in ethnographic writing is my current preoccupation.
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There are many realms in which Google excels. From search results to smiley-faced self-driving cars, the tech giant has quite a few markets cornered. High fashion, on the other hand, is a whole other kettle of fish. To their credit, the folks at Google seem to recognize their fashionista shortcomings. Partnering with luxury fashion brand DVF, Google has just unveiled the first high-fashion collection of Google Glass headsets.
Hailing technology as "your best accessory," Diane Von Furstenberg (whose name gives DVF its moniker) has long been a proponent of Google Glass, even introducing the augmented reality (AR) headset to the fashion runway back in 2012. With the unveiling of her Made for Glass collection, Von Furstenberg has finally merged her fashion sense with Google's tech savvy. The collection includes a trio of new frames, each of which stand out from the crowd as well as any other AR shades you're apt to find.
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The Lord you God is with you, He is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, He will quiet you with His love, He will rejoice over you with singing. Zephaniah 3:17
Take a moment and savor that verse. Read it. Read it again. Read it one more time!
Pretty amazing, isn't it?
God takes delight in you! He rejoices over you with singing!
When my boys were little I loved the smile on their faces when I told them how special they are to me. It still seems to bring such peace to them to hear me brag on them. They seem to want to know my pleasure in them.
I find the same joy in my heart when I read this scripture!
The idea that God delights in me! I don't know about you, but sometimes I don't feel very delightful! Sometimes I wonder how I can even stand myself! Yet, God, the Creator, Sustainer, Lord Almighty, the Great I AM, takes personal delight in me! Me!
Picture this! God rejoices over you and me… enough that He does it with singing! What a wonderful testimony of the depth of our Father's love!
As you lie down to sleep tonight, listen carefully for your Father's tender voice, as He takes great delight in you and rejoices over you in song! Somehow I picture Him having a special tune… a unique lyric… words that are designed just for you.
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|Fri, 01-31-2014 - 1:07am
As Norma counts down to her debt free life (YAY and congrats), my time in my higher pay job winds down. I've been working temporarily in a different position helping to close down the business. I have my other job to go back to - but I really don't want to do that. It is much less pay and the title isn't as impressive. I am not trying to flippant but I have learned that being a "director" means more than being a "manager" regardless of the work itself. No, I'm not a director but I once was before baby.
I have been going to school FT, working FT, keeping my healthy lifestyle (food and exercise), fitting in time w/the kids AND looking for a new position. I'm so tired of it. All the covering letters and applications take time. I've sent out 35 applications and gotten 5 responses. This means I had to write proposals, exams, etc before I get the interview. I've only gotten 3 interviews - this one proposal due Mon so I might get that interview too. This lastest proposal will quite probably take me 15 hours!
But I have to keep reminding myself that every one of these jobs are way better than any I have ever had. IE, they are worth it. I can't give up, right?
In monetary terms, we are back on budget. We are also building up a large EF, have next month's vacation money put aside and even started saving for our summer vacation. When I say "vacation" it is within few hours drive, in off peak times for the cheapest I can find, LOL. But all work and no play.....I don't want to live that way :)
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Dee, I totally hear you on all counts.
My lower math doesn't "count" and last spring I was at the turning point of having to decide which transfer sheet to work off of. Because you are right, what counts for one won't necessarily count for another, etc. etc. I meandered a little bit the first two years and filled up all of my electives! So this entire year and another year (at half-time) are all requirements. So it has been more challenging.
If I knew that if I did "a" then "b" was very likely to happen and I would make more money, I would be more motivated and would probably be done by now. Twelve credits is a lot, but not insane.
I think taking less over the summer is a really good idea.
|Fri, 01-31-2014 - 5:56pm
Oh yes, I understand. I'm afraid to take the summers off in case I can't force myself back in Sept.
I had 66 credits when I returned from my 20s when I worked 50 hours/week and still took classes. So I've done this before. 16 years later, I return and am told "everything counts still"...then after I sign up, "but not for that degree, or that degree...or any degree as they have specific program requiremeents...grrr. So I only got 36 credits (and I had to fight for that).
I have been taking 12 credits a semester for 4 consecutive semesters. I have 42 more to go for the degree.
When ppl ask me what I'm doing at school (what program, etc), I say I'm getting a piece of paper, lol.
Norma - you are right. Since I have over 100 credits post secondary (plus a network diploma), I've been getting past the initial screen for higher paying jobs. In a way, it has already been paying off. I just have to nail a job on one of these interviews! :)
I am definitely cutting back to 3 classes this summer (one might be an accelerated so only 6 weeks).
|Fri, 01-31-2014 - 3:57pm
I'm tired too Dee. Between health, work, home and this terrible weather, I'm feeling a little fatigue too.
Maybe you are pushing you schooling a little too hard. It is critical that you have the education to get higher pay? In other words, will what you pay for your education out weight what you would make in salary? Just remember to enjoy life and not to stress too much as this can take a toll on you health, mental & physical.
Hang in there!
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A whole 24 hours? No way! I am taking a couple hours right now before my day begins. I have to go shopping for supplies so I can make "hockey guy" cupcakes and a rink for DS1's birthday cake. His party is tomm.
I do have a "day" planned for Super Bowl Sunday. The local rink has an all women, all day hockey tournament for us while the men watch football. But most of the women watch too...I love the Seahawks! I'll catch what I can between games because I'd rather play than watch. Three games of ice hockey with a couple of beers and I'll be tired againt tho...
How can you do this for 4 years? I can't. That is amazing! How long until you done? It is a 4 yr FT program or post graduate?
|Fri, 01-31-2014 - 12:44pm
So glad you have some vacation plans in place. You are right that we have to have some down time.
It sounds like the opportunity cost for you will be worth it in the long run. But I don't blame you for being tired. I have been working and doing school part time for my 4th year and I am getting burned out. In my case, there is no set destination, so I will have not only measure opportunity cost, but financial cost if I don't qualify for financial aid after getting married.
I have to ask, but are you able to get a full day with no homework in during the week? I don't know how, with your schedule, but I think it is really important to make that happen. If you are anything like me, you will read your text book while watching TV with the family, or what have you. But it just isn't the same as a full 24 hours with no homework. Usually I try to get done what I can early in the day then have the rest of the day to spend with family. Not 24 hours, but better than nothing.
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