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Jerry Bruce Goodwin, 76, of Blackfoot, passed away at his home on Friday, Nov. 12, 2010, from a lingering illness.
Jerry was born Oct. 6, 1934, in Thomas, the oldest son of Chester Lamar and Vanona Wright Goodwin. He graduated from Blackfoot High School in 1952 where he was active in baseball and boxing. He married Connie Martin on Nov. 26, 1958, in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. Together they raised five daughters and one son.


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A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Mississippi have announced that a new type of treatment using standard HIV drugs has the potential to be a functional cure for children who were born with the disease. That's great news, and certainly impressive, but it leaves us wondering -- what exactly does a 'funtional cure' mean for people living with HIV and AIDS? Read More
Scientists Say Europa, Not Mars, Is Best Place To Search For Life
Searching for life on Mars is all the rage right now. We've covered the Curiosity rover mission quite a bit here at Geekosystem, because NASA shot a robot at a planet, landed it safely on the surface, and now that robot is drilling and sending back data. That's amazing. As amazing at it is, though, some scientists think we should be using our resources to look for life in a more likely spot -- Jupiter's moon Europa.Read More
Crater On Mars May Have Once Been A LakeIt seems like just last week we were singing the praises of the oft-overlooked Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO). Over the weekend, the Mars satellite sporting one of the coolest cameras this side of the asteroid belt announced new data suggesting a surface formation on the Red Planet long held to be an impact crater may have been misinterpreted. The MRO's new analysis of the geology at the 57 mile-wide Mclaughlin Crater turned up evidence that the massive impact formation may have been a Martian lake at one point in its history -- and that the lake may have been fed by plentiful groundwater long ago in the planet's past. Read More
Never Say Never: Surgeons Make Thousands Of Inexcusably Dumb Mistakes Every YearThere is a certain class of boneheaded mistake that is supposed to be so rare in surgical settings that it's referred to as a "never event" -- as in, this should never happen. The category covers mistakes that are not only grievous, but totally preventable, like leaving equipment inside a patient, performing the wrong surgical procedure, or operating on the wrong body part -- or patient -- altogether. In news that will no doubt leave anyone going under the knife in the future shuddering, a recent study from Johns Hopkins University found that "never events" happen much more frequently than their name would imply. In fact, it appears that a more fitting title would be "4,000 times a year or so events." Read More
Fountain of Youth Treatment Turns Blood Cells Back Into Stem CellsResearchers at Johns Hopkins University have discovered a way to give adult red blood cells a new lease on life. Using a little genetic tweaking and a short sharp shock of electrical current, the JHU team may have found a fast and reliable way to transform everyday blood cells back into pluripotent stem cells. Those cells could play a big part in the future of medicine, holding promising treatments for everything from cancer to organ replacements and transplants. Read More
New AIDS Research Raises Hopes for Potential Vaccine
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University say that they've developed a method that strips the AIDS virus of its deceptive abilities and could potentially allow the human body to fight off the disease. The research, published in the journal Blood, is a tantalizing breakthrough that researchers hope could someday lead to an effective vaccine against the disease, which kills about 1.8 million people every year. The new research is based on how the virus disguises itself from the human immune system and disrupts that system's ability to communicate effectively. The virus accomplishes this by stealing cholesterol from the "first responder" cells called plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs). These cells normally signal T-cells, the body's heavy artillery, to defeat invaders. Instead, the AIDS virus "reprograms" pDCs to become hyperactive, which in inhibits the body's ability to fight off the virus. This new technique removes that cholesterol envelope from the virus, leaving the virus more or less defenseless.Read More

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D. Ronald Ross has been appointed as the new GHMC Additional Commissioner for Planning & Project, Traffic & Transportation and Heritage. He comes in the place of K. Dhananjaya Reddy who has been posted as Arogyasri CEO by the government.
GHMC Commissioner M.T. Krishna Babu on Tuesday announced the new posting for Mr. Ross who was functioning as the Central Zone Commissioner. He also posted Additional Commissioner K. Sivaparvathi as the new Central Zone Commissioner, D. Jayaraj Kennedy as Additional Commissioner (Advertisements & UCD) and C.N. Raghu Prasad as Additional Commissioner (Administration, elections & census), a release stated.
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Sony of Brazil announced the official price of the PlayStation 4 in Brazil. It'll be R$3999, or approximately 1800 US dollars.
Sony's website where you can find a PlayStation 4 kiosk near you, Experience PlayStation, is wildly inaccurate. Apparently, the nearest PlayStation kiosk to me is in the floral design company Bella Rugosa.
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Reading Robert F. Nesvick Jr.'s Dec. 29 letter, "Cut back on foreign assistance," I finally read that someone else says it, too: Cut the handouts and money that we give to all these foreign countries. Every year we give so much money to countries that don't even like us. We need to tell the people we elect to stop giving away our hard-earned money.
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Yea, i'll take issue here.
Ex marine 4 yr BS in BIO graduating now with his own boat, car, and current job. That's what all deadbeats do I guess.
Inadequate maintenance is why I could afford to buy a live aboard boat in the first place. The 200+ man hours worth of labor and 10k investment makes sure she is 'adequately maintained.'
Your insurance policy, like vehicle, has clauses for uninsured boaters- so you would be reimbursed. But thanks for tellng me I would do the criminal thing and just run away- That was a nice touch.
If I save that 1800 annual, im pretty sure I could afford to cover a ding less I crash into an Oyster but with my 17+ years sailing I have yet to damage anthers boat yet, besides my own.
I did the smart thing. Everyone else is throwing rent at a landlord. I bought a house and rebuilt it. I own my own home at 25. By the way, my first post-grad job should provide a nice boost in income but when it does I still wont be a like you.
Kick rocks and stay away from MY boat why dont cha?
You may not like what he is saying but he's right. And this is from a guy that hates insurance companies. Old boats are risks. Regardless of the time and effort put into them, as things age they break down. In an era where the slighghtest oil spill in a marina can result in a six figure liability...the insurance cos are pricing risk very conservatively. You're a risk and a danger to others.
On the flipside, if you're confident in your seamanship...go uninsured. Or, be like a business and transfer title of the boat into an LLC (should only cost $200 a year) and then if you spill or hit someone...well, the LLC is the owner. Dont know how personal liability works when you're at the helm though and hit someone else.
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The tour guide "JP" was knowledgeable and personable. The tour though seemed to be lacking in substance. We parked outside of a walled house for fifteen minutes while he told us that Sylvester Stallone and Madonna had lived in this neighborhood....(who cares about that?). Then when we got to Little Havana, we had just enough time to go to the bathroom, then back on the bus...so we really have no idea of what Little Havana had to offer. We really just felt that it was not worth the money. Plus we signed up for an English speaking tour, and it part English and part Spanish, which took away from the time available for the tour. I would not recommend this tour to any of my friends visiting Miami.
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Our guide, Ricardo, did an excellent job. The points he took us to were excellent. His narrative of points of interest was both informative and humorous. Hotel pickup was exactly on time. Great job..
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Interviews for Top Jobs at Pepperidge Farm
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- No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage InterviewNo OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm.
Initial phone screen with hiring manager discussing my background, qualifications, the role and the company. Followed the next week by in person interviews with the hiring manager and 2 additional team members in a one day, 3 hour process.
Interview Questions
- Pretty standard behavioral questions for the role. Most unexpected (and, in my opinion, most inappropriate) questions "What did your father do for a living?" followed by "and what about mom?" 2 Answers
- No OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy InterviewNo OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm.
I applied through my colleges recruiting site by submitted my resume and then got a notification that I received an interview. I picked my interview spot and then just waited for the day to come. I had to dress business professional. I walked into the room and he handed me a bag of assorted Goldfish and Milano cookies. From there he just asked me about 5 or 6 questions and that was it!
Interview Questions
- "Tell me about yourself". 1 Answer
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I applied online – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm (Jersey City, NJ (US)).
very professional process. Pleased with the interviewers and their questions. Basic interview questions. After they asked me questions, they allowed me to ask questions and they spent awhile answering my questions which certainly was appreciative. Great process, hope to hear from them regarding the DSM position.
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- Not unexpected but the question, tell me about the time and how you handled an irate customer. Situation, action, and result. Answer Question
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm (Norwalk, CT (US)) in March-2014.
I applied to this internship through my colleges job listings site. I was initially contacted by phone and a phone interview was set up. During the phone interview I was given an overview of the position and asked a few generic interview questions. I was then told that Pepperidge Farm would like to invite me to an on-campus interview. During the on-campus interview I was given a problem and asked to write down step-by-step the process I would go through to solve the problem. The problem was to plan a friends birthday party with a number of given constraints. I was then asked a bunch of "What would you do...." and "How would you handle..." questions. Following this interview,I was invited to a team interview at Pepperidge Farm HQ. This part of the interview was more of a formality and meet and greet to ensure that I fit in with everyone.
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- What is your greatest weakness? Answer Question
I was unable to negotiate a wage increase. They insisted that my wage was competititve.
- Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage InterviewAccepted OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm (Norwalk, CT (US)) in June-2013.
Was called by staffing agency one week. They submitted my resume and then called me to say that the hiring manager wanted a phone interview with me. Had a phone interview one week then face to face interview the next week. Was offered the position the following week.
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- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm (Denver, PA (US)) in October-2012.
I went through the careerlink office in Lancaster City for the application. The interview was like any other normal interview.
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- I'm sorry but I am unable to remember the question I was asked during the interview. I suppose I might say that they would ask you about a difficult decision you were faced with and how you handled that decision. 1 Answer
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The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm (Stamford, CT (US)) in November-2011.
Fairly standard cpg marketing interview questions. Came in for a LONG panel interview day. Met with 7 people for an hour each. Spoke with the a range of people: new products, category managers, brand managers, brand directors, and people currently at the associate level. Overall it was a positive experience, however one director was condescending regarding my choice of business school and due to the fact that I did not have "traditional" (ie kraft, p&g, etc.) cpg experience. In the end they said I was not selected because I did not have product commercialization experience and they had no interest in training me. I suppose they could have saved the $3K they spent on my travel and accommodation (not to mention our time), by simply reading my resume.
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- Tell me about a time when you commercialized a product. Answer Question
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied in-person. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm in November-2011.
Manager brought me back on the spot and gave me a very detailed rundown of what I could expect with the job. I appreciated the fact that they were so straightforward and not transparent in any way/shape/or form about what the job would entail.
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- With my previous job history what made me want to apply for this job? 1 Answer
There was no negotiation, was pleased to receive an offer and immediately knew this was the place I not only wanted to be but to grow.
- Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy InterviewAccepted OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied in-person – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm in April-2010.
Purchase the business franchise. You meet with the district manager to show your stuff. You go over the accounts in the territory, speak about volume, price, all the ins and outs of the business. He will explain the terms of the deal once you close on the franchise, he will spend a couple of weeks training you.
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- Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceAverage InterviewAccepted OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied in-person. The process took 5+ weeks – interviewed at Pepperidge Farm in March-2009.
District manager sat one on one with me and described the duties of the job. He then had me service accounts with him for 2 days with no pay. Our decisions on employment were made by our experiences while working the accounts.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Over the past three years I've found myself disagreeing with Warren Buffett more and more.
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There are 27 million small business owners according to the Small Business Administration's 2009 census. I would posit just a small fraction of these actually know what their business is worth. Worse, typically, a small business owner has some 90% of their net worth tied up in the business.
This is a very dangerous bit of ignorance on the part of business owners. Reason: Ceteris Paribas, the federal estate tax exemption will fall from $5 million to $1 million at the end of this year. That mean if you own a business worth $4 million, upon death, $3 million is subject to federal estate tax as high as 55% or $1.65 million.The possible end games are not pretty:
- Litigate with the feds over the value of your business. Remember, this is the same Fed that has been printing money for the last several years.
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Isabella of Braganza, Duchess of Guimarães
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Isabel of Braganza, also known as Isabella or Elizabeth, (1514–1576) was a daughter of Jaime, Duke of Braganza (a nephew of Manuel I of Portugal) and Eleanor of Mendoza, she married her cousin Infante Duarte, Duke of Guimarães a son of Manuel I and Maria of Aragon in 1537, Isabella was dowried with the Dukedom of Guimarães in her own right. After the marriage, Infante Duarte became the 4th Duke of Guimarães.
Her younger daughter Catherine became the Duchess of Braganza and had a claim to the throne of Portugal. She was also part of the succession crisis.
This marriage produced three children:
- Mary of Guimarães (1538–1577), married Alessandro Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza.
- Infanta Catherine of Guimarães (1540–1614), Duchess of Braganza, married to John, 6th Duke of Braganza, she was a claimant of the throne of Portugal in 1580 (See: 1580 Portuguese succession crisis).
- Infante Duarte II, 5th Duke of Guimarães (1541–1576)
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The Lost Fugitive is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto V, that appears in the random event Prisoner Lift 1.
According to what The Lost Fugitive says during the travel, he used to live in Liberty City, but moved to San Andreas when "all that shit happened back there a few years ago", he says that things had never been the same for The Lost after what happened.
When the protagonist mentions the news about the gang war that have been happening in Sandy Shores, the guy says that everybody wants a little part of the business: the Aztecas, the O'Neil Brothers and even a crazy psychopath meth dealer. He also says that the gang have a problem with another Mexican gang, the Vagos, in Los Santos.
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The Lost Fugitive is found in a small farm in the Grand Senora Desert, west of the RON Alternates Wind Farm. He will be near a crashed Sheriff Cruiser (with the body of a police man inside), asking for a ride.
He will ask the player to give him a ride to The Lost MC Clubhouse in East Vinewood, near the Vinewood Racetrack. He will be a little nervous in the beginning of the travel and will ask a different question depending on which protagonist was used in the mission:
- Michael - He will ask if Michael is from the region, to which Michael will respond that he is "not sure where he is from. But that's a history for another time." Michael's reluctance to talk about where he is from is likely due to his complicated history, which could endanger himself, his family, and anyone else he comes in contact with.
- Franklin - He will ask if Franklin was visiting someone in the prison, to which Franklin will angrily ask the fugitive if he thinks the only reason a black person goes to the country is to visit someone in prison. The Fugitive replies that he was just surprised that someone stopped for him.
In the middle of the way, the player will receive a one star wanted level and will need to lose it, before taking the guy to the clubhouse.
When the protagonist asks what the guy was doing in the middle of the desert, he lies saying that he was just hiking, and that he was also going to see a "friend" in the Bolingbroke Penitentiary that received a five year sentence for possession of drugs. The protagonist sarcastically asks how many years the guy thinks that he would catch if he had killed someone.
Eventually, the protagonist takes the guy to The Lost Clubhouse and the mission ends.
- In the middle of the way, the protagonist will ask if the The Lost Fugitive is from The Angels of Death gang, to with he says indignant that he is from The Lost and that the AOD is finished and are a myth. This could mean that the gang has been destroyed by The Lost during the time between 2009 and 2013. However this could just be a false bravado on the part of the member in an attempt to "talk up" his club.
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Over the past three weeks I've come across 13 juvenile Yellow-bellied Turtles. I've either spotted them myself at known nest sites or Museum guests and staff have spied them, and in some cases, brought them to me after finding the little herps wandering around the campus.
Who knows how many of the turtles have gone unseen while making their way to the Wetlands here at the Museum. How many of the turtles wander off in the wrong direction, away from water and end up on a neighborhood street. How many of them get preyed upon by snakes, fox, and birds. Even if they make it to the Wetlands, they're suseptable to predation by water snakes, herons, and snapping turtles.
On the bright side, I personnally know of at least twelve of the tiny turtle that have made it to the Wetlands. They were either released by me or someone else here at the Museum. I've already seen some of them out basking. While there's no way of knowing whether the ones that I've seen are in fact turtles that I, we, have released, I'd like to think they are. Or, if not, it's good to see that some of them have indeed made it to the water on their own.
That reminds me, it's May, any day now the adult turtles of our Wetlands will be up and out of the water digging nests, laying eggs, making more tiny turtles for us to watch for later this fall and next spring!
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The search for the holy grail of wood finishes seems to never stop. I used to swear by a product called SunShield when I owned a wooden boat, they don''t make it any more. It had it''s own problems but worked great for me. I''ve used cetol, epoxy, poly and a few others that I can''t remember now. Epoxy works great until it fails. It will fail at the edges and where it gets chipped. Then it''s a pain. Cetol looks crapy until it fails. It''s an option for a wooden boat however.
There are some of the new-age finishes are very fussy. Don''t apply in certain humidity or it will blister. Don''t apply in the direct sunshine. How does that work??????? Nothing is worse than having to strip a complete finish job and redo it.
I find it boils down to one thing. How easy and forgiving is it to apply. I now use captains varnish. Two coats once a year. As an example of the forgiving nature of varnish, I had just completed the finish coat and it started to rain. I left the boat thinking I would have to sand it all off the next day and redo it. What a supprise to find it looked perfect the next day.
I have never found anything that you can ignore. If you use the boat you will nick the woodwork or wear it off from a line rubbing against it. Then it need refinishing.
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One of my favorite things about the 950 is the dual rally tank design. By moving the tanks to the side it allows the seat to extend closer to the triple clamps like a dirt bike so you can slide way forward for cornering (especially on long fire roads where you don't necessarily want to be standing the whole time) and way back for sand/mud. The 1190 looks like a relatively fixed street bike position. Way less useful off road IMHO.
one of the things i hate on an adv bike is a "u" shapped seat (XTZ 660 is a classic example) if you slide to the back of the seat you sit higher on the bike which alters the centre of gravity.....particularly frustrating on steep down hill decents
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — When your film franchise has gotten tired — the Fast aren't quite as Furious, the Mummy needs a reason to Return — Dwayne Johnson is the guy to call.
The 40-year-old actor has become a savior of stale film series, injecting new life into "Fast Five," ''The Mummy Returns," ''Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" and now "G.I. Joe: Retaliation." The former professional wrestler rocks established franchises by joining them on the second or subsequent installment and boosting the property's box office.
"Fast & Furious 6" and "Journey 3" are on the way, and Johnson's "Mummy" character got his own spinoff film, "The Scorpion King."
"We call him franchise Viagra," said "Retaliation" director Jon M. Chu. "He comes in and he elevates everything, not just physically, but energy-wise... He was the only one in our minds that could reinvent G.I. Joe and carry the franchise forward."
In this Saturday, March 23, 2013 photo, Dwayne Johnson poses for a portrait at the Four Seasons in Los Angeles. The 40-year-old actor has become a savior of stale film series, injecting new life into "Fast Five," "The Mummy Returns," "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" and now "G.I. Joe: Retaliation." The former professional wrestler rocks bourgeoning and established franchises by joining them on the second or subsequent installment and boosting the property's box office. (Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Invision/AP)
In "Retaliation," Johnson takes over for Channing Tatum, the star of 2009's "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra." Tatum plays a smaller role in the sequel as Johnson introduces moviegoers to Roadblock, a character from the G.I. Joe universe who's built like a tank but always served second in command.
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A system for wheelies apparently.
I spoke to the head of Shorinji Kempo for the Gold Coast today. He has apparently put together a system for "wheelies" (people who use wheelchairs). While I'm not in a wheelchair, I AM movement impaired, so it's of interest.
The pros:
FREE! FREE! (or at least I pay for the instructor's coffee). He's a security guard and has heaps of knowledge about other systems. I dunno whether he can apply techniques. I will also be training with my friend, who used to play rugby, box and wrestle before his car accident.
Being a General Self Defence person, he appreciates the fact that I know a smidgen of boxing, wrestling and T3H D1RTY!!!
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The groundwork sounds quite alien. :5saturn:I also have next to no idea what Shorinji Kempo is. I'd be in it for classic SD tactics anyway (eyerakes, elbow smashes, knees to the goolies etc)
That and his mobile phone isn't working at the moment
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I am ignorant, thieving, lying, hypocrital, violent and thoroughly self obssessed. I steal from others to make myself look better, only to make the item or information worse.
I go on and on and ON about how brave and strong and brilliant and wealthy I am, but in the end I'm all mouth and no trousers.
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Shorinji Kempo is basically Shaolin kung fu as practiced in Japan. It's considered to be gendai budo (a modern MA based on a traditional system, as are Aikido, Judo, Kendo, etc.) and there's plenty of info. available via Google search.
Unless the course includes a good deal of alive (improvised, unchoreographed) training then it may be of limited practical value. That said, without knowing any details about the wheelchair self defense course, it's hard to say how effective it might be.
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why are all your topics about being crippled.
I swear to god every post I read from you is "i'm on meds" or "i'm a retard".
Coming soon from the producers of bum fights... CRIPPLE FIGHTS!
No armed Joe vs No legs murphy!
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narcoleptic grappling!
Special asthmatic inhaler match!
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10 man battle royal wheelchairiot race!
I'd so watch that.You can't make people smarter. You can expose them to information, but your responsibility stops there.
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I've talked with Angry Spastic several times apart from this site, since I share his diagnosis and am interested in training (that's why I list my style as Rehabilitation). I am not as affected as he is, and perhaps because of that our conversations usually revolve around some aspect of our condition.
Honestly, I think he says that kind of thing so much because he's conscious of the impact his condition has on his potential as a martial artist. It doesn't take a hell of a lot of empathy to understand why. I think the reason he brings up his condition so much in his posts comes down to two points that grow from that.
- He wants those that aren't familiar with him to understand the context in which he's working, so that any replies are more likely to be relevant.
- He doesn't train regularly.
It's not uncommon for people in his position to consistenly present themselves as being handicapped. Particularly if the condition has been present since birth, as ours has, it's a part of that person's identity. Hell, it's kind of an occupation too.
If it bothers you that he says it so much, trust me when I say that it doesn't represent him tearing himself down or arbitrarily limiting his thinking. If you're not that concerned about him and you're just tired of reading that, you might might consider not trolling.
If I sound like I'm speaking for him, it's not my intention.
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