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im skeptical as to how much the Guatemalan northern siege is more about
looking good for the US to get more aid versus doing anything meaningful
to restrict Zetas movement... have they done this kind of thing before?
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noticed some more points I wanted to make comments on, new comments are in
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Gulf Cartel Enforcer Arrested
On Dec. 22, Mexican Federal Police announced the arrest of Martin Armando
Briones Muniz, also known as "El Negro", a suspected leader of a group of
cartel enforcers linked to the Gulf Cartel. Briones Muniz was arrested
with two of his men in the Las Fuentes neighborhood of Reynosa, Tamaulipas
state. The Federal Police allege that Briones Muniz was the leader of a
Gulf Cartel enforcer unit that had been tasked with undertaking military
operations against members of the Los Zetas cartel in Reynosa and
[link http://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20101115_mexico_security_memo_nov_15_2010 ] Ciudad
The arrest of Briones Muniz comes only weeks after the death of Gulf
leaderhttp://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20101108_mexico_security_memo_nov_8_2010 Antonio
Ezequiel "Tony Tormenta" Cardenas Guillen, who was killed on Nov. 5, in a
raid by Mexican Marines. Cardenas Guillen oversaw the operations of the
Los Escorpiones enforcement group, an organization which played a critical
role in forcing
[link http://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20100301_mexico_security_memo_march_1_2010] Los
Zetas out of the Reynosa and Matamoros regions in the first half of
While Briones Muniz is certainly not as senior, or as important, to the
Gulf Cartel as Cardenas Guillen, his loss will certainly be felt as the
Gulf Cartel struggles to retain the territory it seized from Los Zetas in
2010 - a struggle that will rely heavily on the ability of enforcer units
to counter Los Zetas military might. With their
[link http://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20101218-mexican-drug-wars-bloodiest-year-date ] allies
from the Sinaloa Federation occupied elsewhere, it appears the Gulf Cartel
might be in a difficult position when Los Zetas launch the anticipated
counter offensive against their former Gulf Cartel masters.
State of Siege Declared in Alta Verapaz Guatemala
Speaking of Los Zetas, on Dec. 19, the government of Guatemala declared a
"state of siege" in Guatemala's Alta Verapaz Department in an effort to
counter the influence of Los Zetas along the Guatemala/Mexico border. The
state of siege, has been authorized to last for 30 days, but Guatemalan
President Alvaro Colom has told the press that the siege will last as long
as required. might be good to say that the armed forces have ruled out
extending the state of siege to other parts of Guatemala (despite claiming
to have the necessary manpower) Declaring a state of siege permits the
military to assist the National Police in conducting operations against
the Mexican cartel. It also permits the government to conduct warrantless
searches, detain suspects without warrants and prohibits gun possession in
public. To date, several suspected members of Los Zetas have been
arrested, including one leader.
While both Los Zetas and the Sinaloa Federation maintain operations in
Guatemala, Los Zetas are particularly active in the country. Not only do
Los Zetas use Guatemala as a corridor for smuggling drugs into Mexico, but
they also use it as a place for
[linkhttp://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20090330_mexico_security_memo_march_30_2009 ] recruiting
and training new gunmen and
]obtaining weapons.
Since at least 2006, Los Zetas have maintained a close working
relationship with former members of the Guatemalan Special Forces called
[linkhttp://www.stratfor.com/kaibiles_new_lethal_force_mexican_drug_wars ] Kaibiles,
after the Guatemala's Kaibile Special Operations training Center which is
located in the dense jungle of Poptun, Peten Department. Los Zetas have
also worked closely with the street gangs such as
[linkhttp://www.stratfor.com/mara_salvatrucha_new_face_organized_crime ] Mara
Salvatrucha ( MS-13) which wield a significant amount of influence in
Guatemala and effectively control significant portions of Guatemala City.
It is quite interesting that the Guatemalan Government declared the state
of siege in Alta Verapaz Department and have focused their military
operations on the capital of that Department, Coban. While Alta Verapaz
is in the north of the country, it does not have a direct border with
Mexico, and Los Zetas are far more operationally involved in the adjacent
Petn and Quiche Departments, which directly border on Mexico. Los Zetas
are also heavily involved in the Huehuetenango Department, where the Pan
American highway CA 1 is located. CA-1 is a major vehicular border
crossing, and a critical point for both narcotics and human
While Coban and Alta Verapaz arenot directly on the border, they are
important for both Los Zetas and the Guatemalan government because the
region holds the key to surface transportation routes into both
the Peten and Northern Quiche (northern part of Quiche dept, Northern
Quiche isn't a department). This is due to the region's terrain and the
road structure in northern Guatemala that is dictated by that
terrain might be good to say why the roads into the dept's of Peten and
northern Quiche can be brought under gov't control through the state of
siege in Alta Verapaz. The fact that the few good roads can be cut off
through police patrols should probably be brought up, since it would make
smuggling a lot more difficult (and raise the possibility of clashes).
Because of this it makes sense for the Guatemalan government to first
attempt to clear and hold Coban and other transportation chokepoints in
Alta Verapaz before pressing on to undertake operations against Zeta
training camps and airstrips along the border in Quiche and the Peten.
This will make it more difficult for Los Zetas to get reinforcements and
resupply. Because of this, we can anticipate that the state of siege in
Alta Verapaz will be followed by similar operations in Quiche and
the Peten. If the Guatemalan government is serious in their anti-Zeta
offensive they will also be compelled to undertake operations to take
control of the CA-1 corridor in Huehuetenango Department.
Dec. 20
. Guatemalan authorities said that four suspected members of Los
Zetas were arrested in the Guatemalan department of Alta
Verapaz. http://www.milenio.com/node/604522
. The body of a local municipal employee was discovered in the
municipality of Tlajomulco de Zuniga, Jalisco state. The victim had been
kidnapped on Dec. 18 by several armed
men. http://www.milenio.com/node/604702
. The body of a decapitated man was discovered in the municipality
of Tlalmanalco, Mexico state. A message attributing the crime to
drug-trafficking cartel La Familia Michoacana was discovered near the
body. http://www.milenio.com/node/604757
. Parts of the dismembered body of an unidentified man were found
in the municipalities of Los Reyes de la Paz and Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
Dec. 21
. Unidentified gunmen shot and killed four people on a soccer
field in the Riberas del Bravo neighborhood of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
. Police announced the Dec. 19 arrest of a suspected member of Los
Zetas that led a group of kidnappers in the municipalities of Agua Dulce
and Las Choapas, Veracruz state. Seven other people were arrested during
the raid and four kidnap victims were
. Unidentified gunmen shot and killed the military commander of a
Joint Operations Base in a restaurant in Uruapan, Michoacan
Dec. 22
. Three unidentified attackers set a house on fire in the San
Bernabe neighborhood of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon state. The homeowners were
not at the house during the attack. http://www.milenio.com/node/606178
. Police announced the arrest of Martin Armando Briones Muniz, a
suspected leader of a criminal group linked to the Gulf Cartel. Briones
Muniz was arrested in the Las Fuentes neighborhood of Reynosa, Tamaulipas
state. http://www.milenio.com/node/606215
. The body of an unidentified man with two gunshot wounds to the
head was discovered in Tlalnepantla, Mexico
. Unidentified attackers threw a grenade at the city hall in
Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas state, injuring a security
Dec. 23
. Soldiers seized a suspected methamphetamine lab in the
municipality of Paracuaro, Michoacan
state. http://www.milenio.com/node/606894
. One police officer was killed and two civilians were injured
during a grenade attack by unidentified attackers in Tampico, Tamaulipas
. Police arrested former member La Familia Michoacana member
Alejandro Yanez Hernandez in the municipality of Los Reyes de la Paz,
Mexico state.Yanez Hernandez is believed to be linked to at least 12
murders. http://www.milenio.com/node/607101
. Soldiers arrested Fabian Villarreal Valle, a suspected chief of
gunmen for La Familia Michoacana, in Tlatlaya, Guerrero state. The suspect
was arrested at a road checkpoint, where 48.5 kilograms of marijuana were
seized from his vehicle. http://www.milenio.com/node/607021
Dec. 24
. A banner attributing acts of violence to the Mexican federal
police was discovered hanging from a bridge in Zacapu, Michoacan state.
The banner said that the police committed acts of violence to frame La
Familia Michoacana. http://www.milenio.com/node/607570
Dec. 25
. Two suspected members of street gang Mara Salvatrucha 13 were
arrested in Ixtepec, Oaxaca state. The suspects were arrested during
operations to discover the whereabouts of migrants allegedly seized on
Dec. 22. http://www.milenio.com/node/607862
. One policeman was killed and two gunmen were injured during a
firefight in the municipality of Union, Guerrero state. No arrests were
made after the attack. http://www.milenio.com/node/607987
Dec. 26
. A police officer was injured during an attack by unidentified
gunmen in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero state. http://www.milenio.com/node/608128
. Three boxes of dynamite detonators were discovered in an
irrigation canal in Atotonilco de Tula, Hidalgo
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Guitar Zeroh 2012, Wow! That article on homeschooling "science" makes me sick! I homeschooled my son from 4th grade on, and being an Atheist, we studied ACTUAL SCIENCE!!!!!! lol
So God would exist, but that doesn't mean I'm going to worship him. My knee(s) will not be bowing.
If there were such a being we wouldn't recognize it. It would have to have the power it takes to create a universe 13.7 billion light years across. Now how would we relate to that?
We exist on a rather small planet with a thin atmosphere orbiting a smallish medium sized star which is one of over 100 billion stars in our galaxy which is one of billions of galaxies, many bigger than ours. What are the chances of there being another planet such as ours? Millions, if not billions.
In this little star system we live in we have a probe that has been moving at over 38,000 miles an hour since 1977 and has not yet made it all the way into interstellar space. In all that time it has traveled a little over 1/2 a light DAY and when it does enter interstellar space it will travel for over 1,000 years before it passes another star at a distance of 1/2 a light year.
What would science discover that would point to the existence of a god or supreme being?
Science would solve M-Theory at the same time as they'd discover that the 11-dimensional hyperspace of M-theory is accessible through a phenomenon in consciousness that everyone has the potential for. We'd discover that all God was was a concept taken from an experience of what M-Theory calls "11-dimensional hyperspace," and that it occurs as a colossal transformation of consciousness. That which Richard M. Bucke called "Cosmic Consciousness," what Romain Rolland called the "oceanic feeling" was this effect in consciousness that has had many names throughout history and religion, such as the Shekhina in Judaism, the Beatific vision in Christianity, samadhi or Brahman in Hinduism, satori in Zen Buddhism, "ego death" among entheogenic enthusiasts, etc. We'd up-date the Perennial Philosophy to reflect that.
So, God, in this model wouldn't have a form at all or would be a being of any sort. It would be a kind of pure potentiality which contains all possibilities that interconnects us all. And while Brahman may be the experience of it that doesn't require a concept, because it's an experience within consciousness, M-Theory is how we intellectually think about it when it form it into a concept, but both the 11-dimensional hyperspace of M-Theory and the Brahman of Hinduism point to the very same thing.
Of course science tests all its conclusions so there would have to be tests for omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence to make sure that science had discovered the one true God and not some powerful, clever, and apparently ubiquitous demigod. Such tests would seem to be impossible. The candidate beings might be powerful, but could you ever be sure that any one of them was omnipotent? Similarly for omniscience—you could give him or her a thorough testing and still not be sure that he or she knew everything.
Wouldn't omnipotence, by definition, include the ability to fudge a test of omnipotence?
That's not the issue. The issue is: what test would be sufficient to establish omnipotence?
How would you design a test to cover all the possibilities in a finite amount of time? You might say that a being who could reverse the directions of the planets around the sun was very likely omnipotent, but his power could be limited to our solar system. Logic implies that omnipotence cannot be proved in any finite way.
It would seem to me, that to envision all possibilities, would require an infinite imagination, of which, I'll be the first to admit, I fall a little short.
I agree. This is one of the core concepts when I say I am agnostic atheist. It is logically impossible to test for omnipotence because any knowledge we have must be inferred from supporting knowledge, so knowledge is inherently limited.
To begin with, I would question whether an omnipotent being could know he is omnipotent since it would take infinite time to perform every power; it's paradoxical. An omnipotent being that knows he is omnipotent would also know that, at any given time, he has only used an infinitely small, approaching 0, percent of his power; no matter how hard he tries, he will never reach his theoretical potential... But that contradicts omnipotence -- so I would actually conclude omnipotence, or omni-anything, is logically impossible.
In other words, even if you could simultaneously recite all the digits of pi, you would still fail...
@Jonathan - RE: "I would actually conclude...omni-anything, is logically impossible."
I can't 100% agree, I've SEEN omni-ignorance --
Omni-ignorance can't be omni since it approaches 0. But haha, I know where you're coming from.
Jonathan - are you forgetting that there are negative numbers?
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In a province that prides itself on its achievements in curling, Gordon Hudson is one of the truly greats. He started Manitoba's success in the sport in 1928 and 1929. With teams composed of Sam Penwarden, Ron Singbusch, and Bill Grant, followed by Don Rollo, Singbusch and Grant, Hudson won back-to-back national Brier championships. His brilliance in those two Briers overwhelmed eastern curlers, and set a standard the whole country grew to expect from Manitobans.
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Hudson moved to Winnipeg and joined the Strathcona Club in 1919. He became a beloved figure in the "home of the champions", guiding it as President from 1925 to 1927, and later as its Secretary. He was elected by Strathcona's members as the most illustrious curler in the club's first 50 years.
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How To Detect And Treat Tarsal Coalitions
A 20-year-old male presents to your office with a painful sinus tarsi, medial arch and a history of recurrent ankle sprains over the last few years. The pain seems to limit his activities more and more, and he is frustrated with his lack of improvement. He has seen a few doctors for this problem, and has been treated with orthotics, ankle braces, physical therapy and NSAIDs. He wants to know why he is not getting better and what you can do to get him back to playing tennis. The majority of patients who walk (or limp) into our offices have conditions that are relatively common and they subsequently undergo a sometimes routine treatment protocol. However, tarsal coalition is a pathology that occurs less frequently and the treatment options can be challenging and sometimes less predictable. Having a thorough understanding of this condition can help facilitate improved patient outcomes.
A Guide To The Different Types Of Tarsal Coalitions
Tarsal coalition is a bridging between two bones that limits or eliminates the normal motion between them. It is largely attributed to a congenital etiology, a genetic mutation that leads to an embryologic failure of differentiation and segmentation of primitive mesenchymal cells. One may see this in acquired conditions but this is less common. Clinicians may encounter osseous (synostosis), fibrous (syndesmosis) or cartilaginous (synchondrosis) coalitions. Approximately 90 percent of tarsal coalitions are talocalcaneal (intraarticular) or calcaneonavicular (extraarticular), according to the literature. Less common coalitions include talonavicular, calcaneocuboid, cubonavicular, naviculocuneiform or some combination of these. Middle facet coalitions are the most common coalition of the subtalar joint. Keep in mind that coalitions are often bilateral. One may see this in nearly half of patients presenting with a coalition. Tarsal coalition in the congenital form often remains asymptomatic until the patient is in late childhood or adolescence, and sometimes into early adulthood. The reason for this quiescent period, void of dysfunction or symptoms, is most likely due to the cartilaginous nature of the coalition, which allows some motion. As the coalition begins to ossify and further restrict motion, the condition becomes painful. Another reason for the delay in symptoms can be due to arthritic changes that develop over time. If this were the case, then resection would likely be less successful. As for the timing of coalition ossification, talocalcaneal coalitions commonly occur between the ages of 12 to 15 whereas calcaneonavicular coalitions commonly occur between the ages of 8 to 12.


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Breakfast Topic: To bug or not to bug {WoW}
Nov 12th 2008 8:41AM For some reason, when I thought of all the people I knew who jumped at the chance of literally free gear, I figured those to be the sort of people who used to use codes in console games to get their rewards without earning them.
Tiers: The past, present, and future of dungeon and raid sets {WoW}
Sep 3rd 2008 11:48PM Why not just use attunement? 10 man Naxx and 25 man Naxx are open to all, but you cannot proceed without killing the end boss of the raid in 10 or 25 man versions.
Leaves Blizz free to do gear as they please because people who've done the end level 10 man stuff can't skip ahead in 25 man stuff, and vice versa.
Battleground fallacies {WoW}
Jun 24th 2008 2:37AM Why do you even want PvP gear if you aren't going to enjoy your BGs? =/
Spiritual Guidance: 7 Tips to Prepare Your Priest for Wrath {WoW}
Jun 22nd 2008 9:40PM Given that raiders were wearing tier 3 into Karazhan, I'd imagine tier 6 will last until level 80. The other thing, of course, is that the current level of gear compared to what was available at level 60 is light years ahead. Even your alts will be wearing epics into Northrend, as opposed to blues from UBRS.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Gearing for Karazhan, Fury/Arms pt 2 {WoW}
Jun 21st 2008 7:13AM It was Fool's Bane...but as that's inside Kara is really has no place here.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Gearing for Karazhan, Fury/Arms pt 2 {WoW}
Jun 21st 2008 7:09AM You didn't mention the offhand badge fist weapon. For only 45 badges it is an amazing weapon. I could be wrong, so don't quote me, but I think the two fist weapons were worked out to be behind S3/Warglaives for DPS, and now the Sunwell fists...for casual players who hit Karazhan once a week and don't do arena, there really is no other option(unless you fork out for the third tier Blacksmith weapons).
Decent guide anyway, for a reference to weapons it's certainly a good collection. I used the Dragonmaw and the Aldor sword until Dragonstrike/...I can't remember what I had before I got Fury from Nalorakk >_<
Anyway, even though I'm well past Karazhan, I still enjoy reading this stuff, and I think generally you do a great job Matthew, and keep it up!
Build Shop: Warrior 31/27/3 for Season 4 {WoW}
Jun 18th 2008 1:21AM http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=LV0xdGbqMbzbZE0zVMxMc
This is my build atm. I took 3/5 Flurry over Blood Craze because even with just under 12,000 health unbuffed, thats still not quite 400 health returned. I think Flurry is the better choice, but that is open to discussion.
Just curious, you keep talking about hanging on to so much rage, what do you want to hang onto it for? I rarely have rage to spare when I'm spamming MS and hamstring, so stance dancing isn't an issue, I don't have rage to lose. If you have some rage when OP comes up, blow a whirlwind and then jump over, you won't miss the OP timer unless you're slow. There are even times Berserker stance isn't worth it, I won't bother leaving Battle stance if I'm targetting a rogue.
Ask WoW Insider: /roll abuse? {WoW}
Jun 16th 2008 10:56AM The way I run with groups, and as the tank I'm marking/leading 99% of the time, is I say right off the bat: Main spec rolls get priority. I don't have a problem with a fury warrior winning a roll and passing it to his ret pally friend instead. No worries. But if you're a prot warrior thinking the same thing, you can get out of my group =]
In this situation, it would simply have come down to 'grats fury warrior' if I had been tanking.
Breakfast Topic: A waste of money {WoW}
Jun 3rd 2008 10:18AM I dropped 375 mining, picked up enchanting, paid my way to 375, enchanted my DPS and tank rings and then dropped enchanting to get mining again. I didn't think of it as a waste at the time, because I assumed I'd never replace them. One of those rings has been replaced now, as I recently got my Band of Eternity.
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Hello, I am a returning brewer after a lay off of a few years. I am actually deployed with the US military overseas for a year and I've been brewing here with great results via Midwest Supplies extract kits. I would like to return to all-grain brewing when I get home, but I would like to find a better way to do it. I went with the 10gal Gott cooler and single infusion mashing before. I found that hitting my mash temperature was hard to get right--easy to miss on either side. My efficiency was relatively low, but some of that may have been the local brew shop's miller being set too wide. The beer wasn't appreciably better than extract, but I never made a 'bad' all-grain batch. I was thinking that something that allowed me to recirculate and add heat directly may be the way to go. I have considered a Northern Brewer Megapot and a 3500W induction plate for step mashing, but still a little leery of using the induction plate. I could just get my Gott going again with a milling machine of my own and add ice watch/boiling water as needed to hit temps. I just thought step mashing may be a good option. I have also thought of turning my HLT into a manual RIMS setup with the Gott cooler as the mash tun, and a recirculating pump in between. BIAB is also a possibility, but I know little about it other than the basics. The High Gravity electric BIAB system looks very close to what I am after, but not at $1100! Question is: what is a best 'bang for your buck' time wise, all-grain mashing method that is reliable in terms of results and such? Any and all advice welcome, and thank you ahead of time for your suggestions.
I use a 40 qt rectangle cooler with a homemade manifold for mashing. I like it because I have the space to add boiling/cold water to dial in my mash temps. After a few batches however, I usually hit my temps rather easily as I have gotten used to my process. I have step mashed in it by infusions of water, but only a couple times. To be quite honest, it works pretty good that way too. I may just biab in my kettle for step mashes in the future. I haven't really decided yet.
My wife is like a well crafted beer...bitter, yet sweet enough to balance perfectly!
I use a 50' copper coil inside my cooler and circulate water from my HLT through it for heating my MLT. A controller cycles my pump to maintain temps. You don't have to control the HLT just keep it hotter than the MLT. This way, my wort isn't circulating around for an hour or more and nothing but water is being pumped (easy clean up). I have a second pump that recirculates the mash for the last 20-30 minutes for clarifying.
Agree with RM-MN above with cheap BIAB setups. I hit 70% eff with a max grain bill (13.5 lbs), about 80% with an 11 lb grain bill, and 87% with a small 8 lb grain bill. All this in a small 7.5 gallon turkey fryer pot. I usually drip sparge up to my pre-boil volumes. It's not as sexy as a 3 tier stand system with fly sparge, but it takes an hour or two off the brew day with less equipment to buy/clean as well. Sounds like the next thing you need is a grain mill. That alone is probably your #1 opportunity in efficiency.
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I had the same issues with cooler mashing until I read from someone on here to add the strike water to the cooler at a higher temp than strike and stir it until it gets to target strike temp (about 12 degrees higher than mash temp) and then add grain. Now I hit my temps (within a degree) every time. Also, crushing my own grain made a huge difference in efficiency. No need to buy any additional equipment other than the grain mill and just changing technique. My 2 cents. Forgot to add: you have to preheat your mash tun! I usually heat up 3 gallons to about 170, add to tun, and leave in until strike water is ready...
Hitting mash temps takes a little practice but my idiot proof way might be of help. 1. Use a calculator such as http://www.rackers.org/calcs.shtml 2. Add 5 or so degrees to the temp they gave you, more if its cold outside. 3. Stir until the temperature comes down to where you want it. You can always add some cold water to bring the temp down, but I would do it slowly with lots of stirring. Always have a gallon or so of backup water boiling JIC you need to adjust upward. Since you have the 10 gallon MLT(I do too) you probably want to mash on the thin side to decrease head space which will help you to better maintain those temps. Just make sure you are leaving yourself enough sparge water for efficiency sake. Dont let the BIAB talk you into abandoning equipment you already have. The fact that you have the equipment means that BIAB's biggest pro, cheapness, is not of your concern.
Agreed with the preheating of your MLT. The first time I did all-grain I overshot my temps by about 8 degrees and very nearly ruined my beer. Ever since then I preheated and have never been off by more than a single degree.
Gonna try this. Been having the same problem as OP.


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Curling was a huge focus for me during my teens and into my very early twenties. I went many years without being able to commit myself to the sport. Career and location got in the way. After moving back to the East Coast in 2006, I had time to get involved in the sport again and commit the necessary time to practice and travel. I've also served as the president of my club in New Jersey (the Plainfield Curling Club in South Plainfield, NJ) for the past two years and I hope to eventually help introduce more curling facilities to my home state. I have also written a book with 2010 Olympic Gold Medalist, John Morris of Canada, called Fit to Curl: A Sport-Specific Guide to Training for the World's Greatest Game. As a result of my friendship with John and our work on the book, I have committed to a fitness program that has made a huge difference — I don't think I would be playing front end without it. Finally, I host a podcast called The Curling Show (http://www.thecurlingshow.com/). I interview, "…the sport's top athletes and the people who shape the game." I usually record and post 2-3 interviews each month and feel very fortunate to have been able to enjoy regular conversations with the best players in our game.Being away from the game for a number of years has only reinforced for me that our sport is truly special. The people, the beautiful physics of it, the sportsmanship — it's remarkable. I remain convinced that nearly all of the world's intractable problems could be solved if more people curled regularly. I'm now looking forward to watching my seven-year-old daughter develop her game.
Junior Highlights: (Information on your Junior Career)It's too far back to remember. But I did play regularly in southern Ontario against future world champions Wayne Middaugh (the very first guest on my podcast), Peter Corner and Richard Hart, as well as Olympian Mike Harris. Tough group. My junior skip, Todd Brandwood, went on to play third for Peter Corner in the 2000 Brier. Who/What introduced you to Curling?Parents. They are both committed curlers and very active in club development. Who was your favourite athlete growing up?Bobby Orr. Then, once I started curling, John Kawaja. What other sports do you play?Golf, ice hockey, wakeboarding. Do you have any pregame rituals or superstitions?I try to avoid them since they're a hassle. I might stick with the same socks from time to time. What is your career highlight to date?Playing in a Brier when I was 20. And the first part of the week at last year's US Nationals. What is one shot you would like to try one more time?I'm a lead. We throw the same shots so often that I can't imagine getting too excited about throwing one of them again. Do you have any hidden talents? Something unique about yourself?I tend to spend more time trying to hide my lack of talent. What is the best advice you've ever received?Legendary ice technician Shorty Jenkins once told me about the moment when he realized that his future was going to be making ice and tending to golf greens. He said he decided that, "If this was what I was going to be doing for the rest of my life, I may as well try to be the very best at it." It's a good way to approach whatever you're doing. What is your favourite sport other then curling?Golf. What is one thing you'd like to do before you die?Be the curling professional at a new facility in northern New Jersey. What sporting event would you most like to attend?World Curling Championship. On the ice instead of the media bench. What do you wish you were better at?Too much to list. Person dead or alive you would most like to have dinner with?Dick Cavett or Jon Stewart
Favourite Bands/Music? Television Shows?Neil Young, Ray LaMontagne, The Office when I have to check the DVR.
What is your favourite Movie(s)?Fargo. (Hah!)
Who was most influential in your curling development?Parents and Dennis O'Conner, a high school physical education teacher who was my junior coach.
What is your most embarrassing moment on the curling ice?In our first game at the US Nationals last year, my team practiced with the wrong color. Then when I went to throw the right color to start the game, there was much discussion and arguing about it. I guess it must have thrown Todd Birr's team because we wound up winning the game.
Where would you like to spend a week's vacation?At a villa in Tuscany .
What is your earliest curling memory?Inhaling the remarkable amounts of smoke in the lounge at the club. It was the '70s.What kind of Training Regimen do you follow?Tour Level in Fit to Curl.Any nicknames?None I'll list. Curling Strengths? Weaknesses?Few. Many. What kind of goals have you set for yourself?Top-secret ones. Do others in your family curl?My daughter, Mackenzie, already has a better delivery than me. Not that it's too difficult to achieve that but she's solid. What do you enjoy most about curling?Competing, the company of my teammates and getting to know opponents. What is your Education background?Bachelor of Arts, Political Science and History, McGill University. Which led, of course, directly to an advertising career. Other Olympic sport you'd like to try?I think they need to try ours. The Olympics without curling and ice hockey would bore me to tears. Most memorable curling experience?
Winning the 2012 USA Men's Nationals in Pennsylvania in front of curlers from my club and the East Coast.
Favorite Book?American Pastoral, Philip Roth.
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(I posted this at serverfault and it was suggested I post here instead)
I'm looking for an application recommendation to help me keep track of the discussions I have with the members of my team during our weekly 1-on-1 meetings.
A windows desktop app would probably be best. For features, it should be able to manage goals, training, performance, reviews, and incidents.
It should have an easy to use interface, but not as clunky as some of the tools like http://www.managerassistant.com/products.html
word/notepad or excel just doesn't seem like a good fit...
any ideas?