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Another practice video with Mao's 3A. This is why she doesn't include it yet in the programs, the jump is not consistent enough and even her second attempt is a bit two footed and maybe UR. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEJej...=youtube_gdata
Another practice video with Mao's 3A. This is why she doesn't include it yet in the programs, the jump is not consistent enough and even her second attempt is a bit two footed and maybe UR. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEJej...=youtube_gdata
If this is a true fair sport, would this sort of 'shenanigans' be acceptable that 'seems' to target one specific individual while designed to prop up their direct rival? It is more corrupted than 6.0! At least this sort selective targeting was not possible under 6.0!
ISU deserved to be scrutinized heavily by the Olympic Games Committee given what happened, and send a tax man to look over the background finance dealing of the key decision makers. COP book should be thrown out of the window and start over again. The rise of minimum TES and lessen GP spots makes it an even exclusive sport. Nobodies/Newbies wouldn't stand a chance to catch up with the old guards until at least 1 more seasons (Can they last a season in such an expensive sport?). Frankly, there's are enough circumstantial evidence and historical basis to make a case in the court of law, or certainly some sort of auditing process behind these latest 'rule' changes to show why the world should still take this sport seriously.
Can you imagine someone made a rule to insist Mohammed Ali he can only box with one glove because the competition sponsors doesn't like him? Or how about Usain bolt, sorry only one shoe lace for you, we want to make our American sponsors happy and give others a chance, and they are also given better trainers. Or that Michael Phelps, you won too much already, you must remove your Nose clips, it is a distraction to other skaters and give you an unfair advantage. Or how about Michael Jordan, no more dunks for you, you are making everyone else look bad etc. etc..
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In basketball, Michael Jordan got four steps (the "Jordan Rules"), lesser stars three, while the rule book (snicker snicker) says two. In the Rumble in the Jungle, the famous boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Forman in Zaire, they loosened the ropes so that Ali could do his rope-a-dope trick without getting knocked out.
Back to skating, at least the ISU changed the rules after the Olympics instead of before. In the season leading up to the 2006 Olympics they pulled the rug out from under Shen and Zhao by changing the rules to disallow their most effective jumps, while elevating Totmianina and Marinin's layout.
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This is why I'm a member of GS. I would never know any of that stuff from any other source, Math. I didn't realize that the ISU did what they did to pairs rules in the 2006 cycle. Did that occur before or after Hongbo Zhao ripped his Achilles and had the surgery? So what you're saying is that Shen and Zhao had not only a long comeback from surgery going against them but also a trick in the rules book, and they STILL got a bronze? That's pretty breathtaking. I'm so glad they finally won their gold. Maybe things do work out in the long run, at least sometimes.
I didn't know about the "Jordan Rules." It's moments like this that I'm glad my real favorite sport is classical music.
Base value 44.70. This is Michelle Kwans jump layout from 2000 worlds, with the addition of the +2LT+2Lo. This illustrates the advantage a skater has in the IJS if she can present all five triples.
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Other examples of major ISU rule changes that seem to have been inspired by specific skaters were the introduction of the singles short program (in 1972-73, a post-Olympic year) and the "Zayak" rule limiting repeated triple jumps (in 1982-83, mid-quadrennial).
These were arguably much more significant changes than the adjustments to the jump distribution rules being discussed here. But at least they gave all the top skaters time to adjust before the next Olympics, assuming they were planning to stick around that long (which Janet Lynn had not been, and unfortunately she couldn't adjust to the concept of required elements within one year, with fewer pre-Worlds competition opportunities).
Certainly not as significant as eliminating school figures entirely or switching from an ordinal-based to a point-based scoring system though. But at least those happened mid-Olympiad as well.
I'm sure the thought process was less "We don't want Skater/Team Q to win, so let's change the rules to stack the deck against them" but rather "We don't like that competitions are often being won almost solely on the strength of Skill X (of which Skater/Team Q is the most prominent example) over other skaters that almost everyone agrees is more well-rounded or better in what we almost all consider more important areas, so let's change the rules to make Skill X less of a determining factor."
Either way, the change ends up making things harder for Q if they're still competing. But they probably shouldn't take it personally.
Hey think all the rule changing chatter merits it's own thread? Probably should leave this thread to be about Asada's improvements and such....
Under CoP it seems like the skaters are playing cat-and-mouse with the rules. At the end of each season the mice get caught and the ISU tries to plug a few more mouse holes.
For instance, under the 2010 rules there was nothing to stop a skater from doing seven double axels. Do each of them well enough to get +2 GOE and that's 5.50 points per jump (plus second half bonus). Oops. Formerly there was nothing to prevent a skater from doing a Bielmann position on every spin and spiral and earn levels for them right and left. Oops. Lysacek won the Olympic gold medal without a quad. Oops -- better raise the value of quads.
I hope Asada's improvements will show tomorrow at Japanese Nationals
^ It was? OK, that makes sense. I wonder if allowing the third double Axel was specifically for the purpose of bailing out skaters who did not have the full complement of triples.


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My cable company fucked up and instead of giving us the freeview every day of the week, gave us entire free playboy on Tuesday and Thursday. I discovered this when Andrew came over and we watched it after he owned me on some playstation games (yes, I'm not afraid to admit I lose sometimes).
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In China's Qinling Mountains, giant pandas spend most of their day eating bamboo. The plant makes up 99% of the bears' diet, with some pandas eating about 40 pounds of it a day. But Qinling's pandas may soon have to find another food source. A new study published in the science journal Nature Climate Change reports that warming temperatures may cause the loss of most of the region's bamboo by the end of the century.
A team made up of researchers from Michigan State University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences used climate models to project the effects of climate change on the region's three main bamboo species. They studied the impact of rising temperatures on the spread and growth of bamboo. Bamboo is sensitive to temperature changes. "Even with a 3.6° Fahrenheit increase in temperature, we found that 80% to 100% of bamboo would be gone by the end of the century," Jianguo Liu, one of the study's authors, told TFK.
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In recent years, China has stepped up efforts to protect pandas from deforestation and poaching. But Liu says the country has yet to consider the long-term effects of climate change in its conservation planning. Aside from increasing nature reserve areas where pandas are protected, Liu wants China to lower its use of fuels that release greenhouse gases—as should the rest of the world. "The future of pandas," he says, "is in our hands."
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The suits, numbers and colors in a deck of cards correspond to the seasons, moon cycles and calendar. Marco Tempest straps on augmented reality goggles and does a card trick like you've never seen before, weaving a lyrical tale as he deals. (This version fixes a glitch in the original performance, but is otherwise exactly as seen live by the TEDGlobal audience, including the dazzling augmented reality effects.)
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To be initiated into the corporate world otherwise it is not necessary. Most of the learning of my profession had nothing to do with my formal education.then why would anyone go to college.
Apparently you don't know too many engineers. They predominantly learn from tinkering and failures more than any other profession.Most people learn better from books (a harmless jab at engineers!)
Daniel explained how people learn. It is not the book that matters it is the written language that may or may not get passed on to the reader. Visual aids have always been used. In a book all you can illustrate is a still photo or a sketch. A book cannot compete with the internet that is capable of video illustration and sound when it comes to learning.


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The Royal Armouries has received a collection of historic guns, associated with the American West.
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Worth an estimated £40,000, the 40 guns were handed over by police, following a court case involving the illegal possession of firearms. The defendant agreed to disclaim the guns and they are now stored at the National Firearms Centre (NFC), part of the Royal Armouries.
Mark Murray Flutter, the Royal Armouries' Senior Curator of Firearms and Weapons, said, "We are delighted to receive the firearms as they will enhance the national collection and help to fill any gaps in it, for the purposes of explaining and illustrating the American West in our exhibitions and displays.
"They are in good condition and have clearly been well looked after. It is now early days, and we need to conduct more investigations into their history, but some will go on public display in the future."
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what is the difference in honey production between 3 pound package I start in the spring, and a colony I overwinter? Iassume the overwintered colony will have more than 3 pounds of bees when the nectar flow starts?
what is the difference in honey production between 3 pound package I start in the spring, and a colony I overwinter? Iassume the overwintered colony will have more than 3 pounds of bees when the nectar flow starts?
There's a BIG difference. An overwintered coloney is more likely to make surplus honey, while a package may not make any surplus honey until the second year. This is not always the case, but more often than not it is what happens. It also depends on things like putting a package on drawn comb instead of foundation.
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Ford guy,
There's really not all that much difference if you start with the right package.
First, start with a 10 pound package on one hive body of drawn comb and one hive body with 30 pounds of honey and pollen. Start the package as soon as your area has 4 or 5 days of temps above fifty degrees, so the queen can start laying at this time.
Now there is really no difference.HA!
But even with that Idee you still have 21 days of depopulation while the new eggs are laid and waiting to hatch(not to mention the couple of days for queen release). Plus the 21 days of hatching to get the population back up to full strength. I will say though that your analogy is pretty close! ( not taking into consideration of course the cost purchasing and shipping those 10 lb packages). Did we miss anything, cause I think other than that they are equal!
so guys, reading your posts, it seems the NUMBER or field bees really is the difference? so purchasing a 10 pound package, starting it early, and possibly supplimenting with pollen for brood development can equal an overwintered hive?
If anyone knows where to buy those ten pound packages, please let me know, cause I'd like a dozon or so :>.
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Isn't a 10# package labeled....
"...going out of business/hobby sale! Selling remaining overwintered hive!"
Sorry if I was sarcastic. 2 hours sleep does that to a person!
I think the more bees you start with, the better they will do for you. I removed a feral colony from a squirel box last August and fed for a month. (Approx. 3 gal of syrup) They survived the winter and as of last week have 70# of surplus.
If you see me runnin' you'd better keep up!
ok - Iasked a buddy of mine and he informed me that 5 pound packages are the most he's seen...
I'm perfectly happy with a two pound package. The point was the head start that a nuc or an overwintered colony has over a package.
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I really think that, at least in my area, it has more to do with using foundation versus drawn comb. Yes, an overwintered colony has a head start over a package installed on foundation. But if the package is installed on drawn comb, I think that it has enough time to build up sufficiently to take advantage of the nectar flow. If you have enough population at the beginning of the flow, the overwintered colony and the package are basically identical in peformance at this point.
FordGuy, did catch the drawn comb in there too. If you have drawn comb instead of foundation then the number of bees and the one month wait for brood are the only differences. If you're starting on foundation tha's gonna throw you way behind.
If these things are even then the package could have the advantage. Or am I overthinking this. New queen. No mites. Feed. Feed. Feed. The package wins.
Ford guy, Iddee doesn't know how to act and was yanking your chain, he lead me down the path of sin and I maintain that I'm not normally sarcastic. And of course that peggjam just can't resist a good roast! Hivery, well, what can I say, he's just making trouble! Shame on you all! All Sarcasm aside the point we are making is there is no comparision for the reasons we stated (read between the sarcasm). There are no 10 lb packages. Any package is depopulating for 21 to 24 days due to no brood hatching. Once brood starts to hatch they take several weeks to repopulate. An overwitnered hive (or Nuc) with brood is a growing hive and is generally 3 weeks from production at the time of starting packages. A package is closer to 6 or more. Of course a 2nd or 3rd yr queen can also be faltering whereas a package should have young queen.
But if you've got enough time between the installation of the package and the beginning of the flow to get the population built up . . . what difference does it make? I'd rather build up a package than take the chance of introducing disease from a nuc or a split.
The original question was between an overwintered colony and a 3# package. My feeling is that a package that's hived on drawn comb will perform equally to an overwintered colony, provided that it is installed early enough to build up before the flow starts. Here in MN there is enough time to install a package in early or mid April and have 'em ready for the flow.
Now if we bring foundation versus drawn comb into the disucssion, that's something different. New beekeepers tend to install their packages on foundation and then not get a harvest the first year. This isn't because they're starting with a package, but because the bees are using so much energy building out comb from the foundation.
So my answer to the original question about a 3# package comapred to an overwintered colony . . . if you are comparing apples to apples and hive the package on drawn comb, there's little difference. But if you are, as is common, hiving the package on foundation, yes the overwintered colony will outperform it simply because they don't have to expend so much energy drawing comb.
By the way, an experienced beekeeper who I respect is adamant that there is no significant difference between the performance of a 2# and a 3# package after about six weeks. Your milage may vary depending on your climate, your beekeeping skill, the weather that particular year, the phase of the moon, and the relative humidity.
You guys living in bee country have a better chance of making surplus with a package than I do. Chances here really depend on weather and whether.
With proper management a colony can be bustin at the seems when the flow starts. A package is usually delivered just before the flow. Count back from the expected flow to start your manipulations, rotating boxes feeding of syrup and pollen, you may be doing splits and watching for swarms. A package that arrives in April for a May flow is not going to be anywhere near the strength unless you boost it with brood from other hives when you get it.
We go from cold to flow to hot. A colony can deal with it much easier, but a package once built up is all ready to go and the flow is over unless you have the ability to move it to crops.
I have pretty good luck with early April swarms put on frames of brood giving me about three mediums of honey. Unless it is a giantic swarm, (instant colony), a May swarm or split will only be an investment for next year.
Bullseye Bill in The Scenic Flint Hills , KS
Good luck getting the package early enough Now a days to get it built up. I was "First on the List" and got mine in like early June Or Late May I think. Hard to remember now. WAY TOO late
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Depending on who your dealing with, you can be lucky to get it at all.
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MIA CULPA, Joel
That's just my nature.
If life doesn't have a few laughs, it's not worth living.
Yes, Fordguy, I joke a lot, but if you read between the lines, I won't purposely steer you wrong.
Sorry, Joel, Please don't hit me no mo'.
I'll try to be good.
> I was "First on the List" and got mine in like
> early June Or Late May I think. Hard to remember
> now. WAY TOO late
Naw, just slap a hive top feeder on 'em, and
let 'em be until fall.
We make "fall splits" all the time, and they all
do just fine, even though they are only fed
from Aug 2x through September 3x.
Now Jim, what I was referring to was the original question of producing a honey crop not surviving. And at least this year our flow is over until goldendrod. That is assuming we get some rain and we get qa goldenrod flow.
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MB said
I wonder if you can get away with ordering a 3 pound package and a spare queen. Then split the package between the two queens, and give each a frame of goodies from an existing colony.I'm perfectly happy with a two pound package.
Would this mixing of the goodies and the new package bee's create a problem??


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The green IT track at Interop Las Vegas kicked off with a session from yours truly on "The Evolution Of Green IT: Projects That Cut Cost, Avoid Risk, And Grow Revenues" to help IT professionals plan for green IT's current and future state, backed up with a number of real-life examples. Here are the key takeaways that I&O professionals should pay attention to:
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Consider the following: AT&T expects to save $12 million per year and 123,000 tons of carbon emissions per year using 1E's PC power management software to turn off PCs at night. By turning up the temperature in the data center from 69°F to 74°F, KPMG realized a 12.7% reduction in cooling energy usage. And Citigroup expects to save $11 million and 3,000 tons of greenhouse gases annually by simply enabling duplex settings on printers and copiers.
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Well my plans to hunt more than I should are out the window so to speak. We found out yesterday we are having twins. So my trips will be mostly local next year. I have currently leased up some property and plan to work it out so we can hunt and be home with the kiddos. We pray for healthy little ones, as we have heard in the past 24 hours, that a twin pregnancy gets more complicated. Sooner or later they will tag along with dad to the outdoors. Instead of buying 1 or 2 .410's, I will need 3!!! Mendenhall's plan on stopping the migration short of the coast for sure!
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We're going to court to stop President Trump from reversing protections for Arctic and Atlantic waters. More than 120 million acres of pristine Arctic waters depends on winning this fight. We're in this battle for as long as it takes. Please support all of our efforts to stop Trump's recklessness!
As more and more towns experience tremors in regions that have historically never reported seismic events, scientists are investigating whether hydraulic fracturing could be responsible for earthquakes.
While 2014 is the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, the law that set the framework to preserve the nation's most pristine landscapes, it also marks five years since Congress last protected any land as designated wilderness.
After decades of fighting for wilderness protections, Bethine Church passed away in December at her home in Boise at the age of 90. Often heralded as the matriarch of Idaho's Democratic party, Bethine was also well known as a passionate wilderness advocate.
Wilderness lovers know that protected public wildlands offer amazing opportunities for special connections with loved ones and with the majestic beauty of our world.
President Barack Obama is preparing to designate New Mexico's Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks area and California's
Despite its hunter-friendly moniker, the so-called Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act will not conserve a single acre of wildlife or fish habitat.
This place is both an active volcano and the most glaciated peak in the lower U.S.
Drilling, mining and of course logging all endanger bird habitat, so wilderness areas and wildlife refuges are crucial to the survival of some species. Some have of these wild areas even been designated Important Birding Areas - sites that provide essential habitat for one or more bird spec
About 46 million Americans observe birds every year, according to a 2011 U.S. Fish and Wildlife survey.
Trump is trying to open the Arctic Refuge to oil drilling. Tell Congress to defend this wild place.


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Pueblo Co. Closer To Getting Nuclear Plant
Planning Commission Votes To Back Facility
PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. - Pueblo County is one step closer to getting a nuclear power plant. Late Tuesday, the county's planning commission voted to support the idea. The plant is proposed for about 24,000 acres of land between Avondale and Fowler along Highway 50.
Plans for the nuclear facility were discussed and debated for almost six hours Tuesday. Close to midnight, the planning commission voted 5-3 to recommend that county commissioners amend the county's master plan to allow the nuclear plant, and, in another 5-3 vote, recommend that commissioners consider plans for the facility. Commissioners will have the final say on whether those plans will go forward.
There were dozens of people at the planning commission meeting, and the room was split on whether a nuclear facility would be the right move for Pueblo.
The facility is being proposed by a group called Puebloans For Energizing Our Community. It calls the plant a 'clean energy park' that would produce nuclear, wind, solar and geothermal energy. Donald Banner, a Pueblo attorney who served as a spokesperson, said the site would create 2,500-5,000 construction jobs over about five years when the plant was being built; 400 to 700 permanent jobs at power site; and up to 1,000 jobs off-site for the community. He said the facility would also boost area property values.
"People will see an increase in value of land around the energy park," said Banner. "We need it for economic growth and for jobs."
He said the plant itself would be barely visible.
"What you'll see on 24,000 acres of land is probably nothing," said Banner. "24,000 acres is about as big as Pueblo, as big as Pueblo West. [It would be like taking] 500 acres in the center of that and putting something on it."
Some at the meeting had big safety concerns about a nuclear plant, and brought up past accidents at other facilities in the U.S. and elsewhere.
"When you have to talk about 'half-lifes' of something, than it's really dangerous," said Suzanne Morgan, who lives a few miles from the proposed facility site. "That's going to be in my backyard, and it's going to be coming through Pueblo."
She said she's also concerned about effects on Pueblo's agriculture.
"When we look at putting that plant out there and we have suburban sprawl, what's going to happen to all of our farmers?" she asked.
Some also said they feel like the proposal has come about too quickly, and more public discussion is needed.
Banner said that the plant would cost $5-8 billion dollars, and that he didn't have a developer on board yet. He said, at best, the plant could be up and running in about 11 years.
The nuclear plant is expected to be discussed on Thursday at the Pueblo Area Council of Governments meeting.


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JPMorgan, Wells Fargo Earnings Focus
JPMorgan (JPM) kicked off earnings season for financials this morning, reporting earnings of $5.38 billion, or $1.31 a share, down from $5.56 billion, or $1.28 a share, in the year-earlier period. Revenue grew 6% to $26.7 billion from $25.2 billion.
The bank beat both top- and bottom-line estimates, as analysts were modeling for it to to earn $1.16 a share on $24.4 billion in revenue.
Also this morning JPMorgan increased its quarterly dividend by a nickel, to 30 cents a share, and said its board approved a $15 billion share repurchase plan.
Looking at individual segments, the firm's investment-banking unit saw profits of $1.68 billion, down 29% from a year earlier, but that figure was still more than double than the fourth quarter. Its retail-services business reported earnings of $1.75 billion, compared with a loss of $399 million in the year-ago period, again more than double the $533 million profit in the fourth quarter.
Overall, the bank's credit-loss provisions totaled $726 million, down from $1.17 billion a year ago and less than the $2.18 billion in the fourth quarter.
Wells Fargo (WFC) also reported with a beat this morning. The bank said it earned $4.25 billion, up from a year-earlier profit of $3.76 billion. Per-share earnings, reflecting the payment of preferred dividends, rose to 75 cents from 67 cents a year ago. Revenue increased 6.4% to $21.64 billion, marking Wells' highest revenue in nine quarters.
Both earnings and revenue came in ahead of the consensus estimates of 73 cents and $20.51 billion.
Credit-loss provisions totaled $2 billion in the first quarter, shrinking from the $2.21 billion in the year-ago period and $2.04 billion in the previous quarter.
Net charge-offs also fell to 1.25% of average loans, compared with 1.73% a year earlier and 1.36% in the fourth quarter.
The bank originated $129 billion of mortgages in the first quarter, up from $120 billion in the fourth quarter and $84 billion in the year-ago period. (Wells is the nation's largest mortgage lender.) Mortgage banking non-interest income totaled $2.87 billion, growing 42% from a year earlier.


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The next part of our trip was focused around seeing some diverse sea life (up close) and hopefully Orangutans. Wild orangutans can only be found in a few places around the world and Borneo is one of them. I got a little confused with our itinerary here as Borneo isn't actually a country as I had thought, but part of Malaysia - a country made up of 13 states and 3 federal territories. The 3 territories are Peninsula Malaysia, Sarawak and Sabah, with Sarawak & Sabah making up Malaysia Borneo. Geography lesson over - here's what we got up to:
Kuching (capital of Sarawak): starting point for our home stay at a longhouse, based 60km outside of Kuching the old Annah Rais Longhouse - home to the Bidayuh tribe houses around 80 families all under one roof
Kota Kinabalu (capital of Sabah): on the NW coast we spent our time here taking water taxis to some of the islands and snorkelled of the beaches. There were lots of clown fish here (Nemo) who were v inquisitive when you approached and came up close to your mask to stare back at you. Nemo wasn't on the menu at the night markets but it seemed that every other type of fish was.
Mabul: and island of the south east coast of Sabah which offers some of the worlds best exotic small marine life (and some big). We had a couple of days diving here and saw many weird and wonderful things such as nudibranches which are a type of sea slug which have amazing colours and forms. There are two many other sightings to mention but one of my favorites was a cuttle fish which looked nothing like the thing we use to give to our tortoise to gnaw on.
Sepilok: The Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Center was set up in 1964 to rehabilitate orphaned baby orangutans, it is set up in a lush 4,300-hectare Forest Reserve
Kinabatangan: we spent three days here trekking in the forest and cruising the river in the hope of seeing a O'tan. There was plenty of other wildlife to keep us occupied, one of our favorites was the Proboscis monkey which is native only to these parts
It was the final part of the third day and G was getting a little bit disappointed with another sighting of a Hornbill - a huge bird that has a downward curved beak with a large 'lump' on the top of it. We had stopped for a rest before returning back to the lodge to set off to HK when another guide popped out of nowhere and told us that there was a O'tan just up the path. We got there in time to see him/her fleetingly (from behind) before he/she swung lazily away deeper into the jungle.
We had cut our trip to Malaysia short so we could see the Chinese New Year celebrations in Hong Kong - I think we would have both liked to have stayed longer as the diving was superb and spotting the wildlife thats survived the Palm tree boom was excellent, even if the O'tan sightseeing was just for a few seconds.
Now its onto HK for the Chinese New Year celebrations and spicy crab with my friend and his family.


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The Lions Peak Vineyards Tasting Room Presents Jon Stephen Tropical Brazilian Guitar In January from 2–5pm on Sunday. Shows are on Jan. 12, Jan. 20, and Jan. 26.
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Dharma Devi weaves a rich tapestry of sound while chanting the names of the masters and enlightened ones. Dana-Dharma Devi is a gifted musician and kirtan leader who has mastered several instruments, and plays over 20 flutes. She has performed with many well known artists and has her own band called Dharma Rose. She'll be playing along with local table player Johnee Gange at Sukha Wellness Center on Jan. 12, at 7pm.
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Most of us, at some point or another, have been required to use a rental or a loaner car, either from a trip, or from an extended service on your regular car. So be honest--what's the worst thing you've ever done to a loaner?BTW--I worked briefly in a dealership, and was responsible for taking care of the loaner cars that came back--and they ALWAYS came back in worse shape than when they left. I have seen some VERY strange stuff come back.With that in mind, I'm responsible for some rental abuse as well. I found out the rental Pontiac Sunfire I had would build up quite a head of steam in reverse. The stereo also went up VERY loud, and it stopped on a dime. That little J-body was very happy to go back to the rental place after I got through with it.
My 99 Mustang GT was a program car when I bought it. Now that I'm trading it in, I've started "driving it like I rented it". My wife noticed and commented that exact sentiment. She also warned me that was how you get tickets! I've been wrapping her out and shifting a lot harder lately, but I don't believe I'm really hurting it!
This isn't my personal story, but a friend of mine bought a Fiero GT back in 1987 or so. You can imagine what happened, right? The car was a POS and always in the shop. The Pontiac Dealer also sold Isuzu cars. Each time he'd take the Fiero back in, the dealer would give him an I-mark to drive around--he was in the I=mark almost as much as the Fiero and finally had enough of paying for a Pontiac and driving an Isuzu. He asked the dealer, on more than one occasion, to provide him with a better loaner. They refused. Well, my friend ended the I=mark loaner situation. I really should not say what he did, but suffice to say, when the dealership towed the Isuzu back in the last time part of the intake had melted, one of the brakes had seized, and the car had a distinct U shape when you looked at it from the side. I should note that his plan really backfired, they wouldn't give him any loaners after that, and the Fiero continued to end up in the shop--he finally traded the Fiero off on a IROC Camaro.
Once upon a time, there was a man (beav) who married an evil witch who had an evil child. They decided to go to Yellowstone National Park in a rented RV. The evil witch insisted on bringing her dog, an attack trained great dane, with a hair trigger. The four set off from home headed North and everything seemed OK, but the evil witch was brewing inside and finally exploded. As usual, everything p###ed her off, the dog, the daughter, the husband, the scenery, she got madder by the mile! Eventually, such a state of excitement arose that she insisted that they head back home! "We can't keep going, we must go home!" she screamed. Some time around then the dog got excited and bit the man on the face, not badly, but bad enough.The evil redheaded stepdaughter also joined the fracas and the RV seemed even smaller, the man needed some space, so he whipped into a motel parking lot. There was an awful crash! They had passed under an overhang, but didn't make it out the other side. The airconditioner on the roof was wedged and the RV's roof was squashed a little.The man borrowed some bolt cutters and removed the AC from the RV's roof, placing it inside. Then they headed south. They decided to stop at an RV park in Estes Park, CO.While there, the evil witch threw her valiums on the ground, then threw her $4,000 wedding band. Everyone "helped" them look for the ring, it was never found. So the man went to a pay phone to report it lost to the police when he heard the RV leaving the park. The evil witch left him 300 miles from home. He had $50 dollars on him and it took two days to get home hitch-hiking. When the man got back the evil witch hadn't turned in the RV. When he inspected the roof, the fiberglass had shredded off in the wind, the back half was just about gone. The man took it back to the rental place and got a royal a## reaming. He had never been so humiliated in his life but what could he say?The moral to the story, don't marry an evil witch and if you do, don't take her and her evil daughter and her attacked trained Great Dane to Yellowstone in a rented RV.
ROFLMAO. Ahhh. man, There just aren't smilie's on here that do justice to that story. LOL
This was a borrowed car, mom's! Does that count?
im sure that counts. how did your mom take it?
You know, I don't really remember her reaction! My mom would surprise me, she would blow up one time over very little, and be pretty cool over some big things. The cops wrecking into me had to help, I didn't even get a ticket! You've probably read my other post and know that my dad thought it was funny. If you haven't, read Police Brutality, it's pretty funny.
yeah, i read it. i was suprised at how your dad took it. and did the police pay for all the damages?
My dad was a pretty cool guy, he loved cars, mostly Fords. I only remember him getting on my a## a couple of times, and I definitely deserved it.
Since the cops only caused the second half of the crash, they paid for half the damage to the three parked cars, and I think, half the damage to mom's car, maybe a little more!
Reguardless, my insurance skyrocketed and I was kicked off my parents insurance. I had my own vehicle by then, a 1951 Ford F-1 Panel Truck, and I drove the *** out of it's flat head V-8 engine!
This is some of my family, my sister, mother, myself and my dad, about 9 years ago. Both my parents are now deceased.
Here's the missing photo of mom's car!
I thought I'd ask this question. My mom got rear ended and her van got totaled! It's to bad, we have to junk it because the uni-body got twisted. She was at a stop light when she just got off the freeway at the offramp, and a guy in a 2005 Lexus came ramming into her comming off the freeway! Well, to make things worse, the guy that hit her took off (his car was driveable) and it turned out that his licence was suspended! Well, we have to rent a something that we can haul 6 people in because we have to take my grandparents around, and we also would need to have it until we find a new car for my mom. Do you guy's have any suggestions what you guy's think would be good to rent? I thought I'd ask just for the heck of it.
I'd rent a Grand Cherokee or something like that. (Trailblazer, Explorer, you catch my drift.) Not too terribly expensive, and its useful, but its not junk. BTW, sorry about your moms van. There are way too many idiots out on the road.
Yeah, me too. We've been looking to get something new for a while now so it's not like we just got it. My dad is wanting my mom to go to the doctor even though she didn't get hurt, but she doesn't want to. My mom still doesn't understand how he could just ram into her from pulling off the freeway, I mean come on, wouldn't you be looking straight ahead when you're pulling off the freeway? Idiot must have been dialing a cell phone or something. Makes me mad.
Quote:My 99 Mustang GT was a program car when I bought it. Now that I'm trading it in, I've started "driving it like I rented it". My wife noticed and commented that exact sentiment. She also warned me that was how you get tickets! I've been wrapping her out and shifting a lot harder lately, but I don't believe I'm really hurting it!


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Charles II when Prince of Wales by William Dobson, 1644. Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2013
Charles II when Prince of Wales by William Dobson, 1644. Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2013
Armour of King Charles I as a boy. Dutch, about 1616 (II.90)
Detail of armour of King Charles I as a boy. Dutch, about 1616 (II.90)
Armour used for the figure of George II in the Line of Kings 1768 -1826. English, Greenwich, about 1560 (II.82)
Engraving of Arthur Wellesley, first Duke of Wellington and Master General of the Ordnance from 'The Tower and its Armouries' by J Hewitt. 1841 (I.378)
Figure of King Charles I in the Horse Armoury, The Penny Magazine, 1840
Figure of King Edward VI in the Horse Armoury, The Penny Magazine, 1840
Figure of King James II in the Horse Armoury, The Penny Magazine, 1840.
James II from Charles Knight, London, 1842.
Portrait of Lodewijk Huygens, ink drawing by Constantijn Huygens II, 6 November 1669 © Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Carved wooden head of Charles II by Grinling Gibbons. English, 1685-6 (XVII.3)
The early development of the display which has become known as the Line of Kings has been associated with the Restoration and the affirmation of the position and heritage of monarchy in Britain.
Charles II, as the monarch who was restored to power after the Commonwealth in 1660, could be seen as a symbol of the Restoration and a celebration of the return of the monarchy. It would have been surprising to have created a Line of Kings without including a figure of Charles II in it.
Dr Samuel Meyrick, in his book A Critical Inquiry into Antient Armour, details that
'On the death of Charles II, in 1685, it was thought that the restored constitution was pretty well established; therefore, in 1686, his face and that of Charles I were carved by Grinlin Gibbons, one of the best artists of this time, and their figures set up in armour as now exhibited'.
This is further supported by visitor accounts and London guidebooks that listed Charles II amongst the monarchs, such as Edward Hatton in A New View of London published in 1708, and later the 1730s publication The Voyage of Don Manoel Gonzales.
Furthermore, in London guidebooks slightly later in the eighteenth century the importance of the legacy of Charles II is made clear with his figure being used to make direct links to the contemporary world. In 1761, the guidebook London and its Environs described the figure of Charles II as 'dressed in armour worn by the champion of England at the coronation of his present Majesty. He sits with a truncheon in his hand, on a fine horse richly caparisoned.' Though this guidebook was published in 1761, when George III had recently come to the throne, it is probable that this passage had been unaltered from a previous edition and referred to George II, who had been crowned in 1727 and died in 1760.
This is supported by the Tower of London guidebook from 1768 which details the representation of Charles II as with 'a truncheon in his hand, and is dressed in the armour worn by the champion of England at the coronation of George II'. During George II's reign the stability of the Hanoverian dynasty was not obviously secure. It was principally due to the political manoeuvrings of Robert Walpole that many influential Tory MPs supported George's legitimacy over his Stuart rival, and as a result supported George's cause in the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745. A connection between the achievements of Charles II and George II might thus have been symbolised by armour with which both were associated.
It appears that this representation remained in place until a minor re-arrangement, which saw Charles II's figure displayed in the Lion armour from 1768, so that the armour which his figure had previously worn could be switched to the newly added figure of George II. In the 1826-7 re-display, co-ordinated by the armour expert Dr Meyrick, the figures of George II and Charles II were removed from the Line of Kings, no longer needed to make a political statement and to legitimise the reign of George IV.
However, Charles II has recently returned to the Line and is currently represented by an armour garniture that is thought to have belonged to both Charles I and II as children. This armour had previously been displayed in the 18th century as Charles II's armour when he was seven or eight years old, but during the 19th century it was generally displayed as having belonged to Charles I when he was Prince of Wales. One reason we believe that Charles II wore this armour is a portrait by William Dobson dated between 1642 and 1644 in which Charles II is shown wearing the armour.
It seems that James II initially added a figure of his brother, Charles II, to the Line of Kings as an acknowledgment of his achievement in returning the Stuarts to the throne. Subsequently Charles' role in the Restoration was important to legitimise the new Hanoverian dynasty in the eighteenth century. His place in the current Line of Kings exhibition is also represented by the carved wooden head, now stripped of its paint, which was probably carved by Grinling Gibbons' workshop in 1685 .


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A really pretty girl that has a charming smile and wild eyes. She can seem shy at first but when this girl gets to know you she's the craziest person you'll know! Kaveeta has a large group of people wanting to know her, mainly boys. She is a loyal and loved creature, that you should keep around. There is no doubt you'll fall for her.
She is like a Kaveeta
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Omg i saw a kaveeta last night at the desi intervention.
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for a woman to back that thang up, or to put her booty on a man, while dancing; to be supported by something/someone; to firmly agree with/to something; to submit to something;
As in, "I like the way you're moving on the dance floor especially when I'm behind you and your booty is bouncing like that. Trust me, I'm a strong man, so, get it shawty!...g'on and put your weight on it."
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The Reebok 8 In.Dauntless Tan Soft Toe Boot is built for superior traction and protection on any terrain. This technically advanced athletic field and combat boot will get you where you need to go. Meets military uniform specifications.
With TPU Up Armor bruise plate technology, the Dauntless series provides superior stability for support in rugged terrain, extra rebound with every step, and bruise protection on any surface. The Up Armor plate is a flexible hard thermoplasic liner located between the outsole and the foot bed that provides three benefits: 1) Superior stability on uneven terrain. 2) Protection to the soft tissue areas of the foot from bruises. 3)A natural rebound, saving energy with every step.
The Dauntless upper is a combination of genuine suede or full grain leather for durability, and high abrasion ballistic nylon.
Removable, moisture-wicking, vented, shock-absorbing insert features vents in strategic locations to aid air and water flow and work in unison with medial side air and drain ports. (Drain ports not available on black boots)
AEGIS Shield anti-microbial moisture-wicking lining provides protection against odor, staining, and deterioration caused by bacteria, fungus and other microorganisms.
The Dauntless Series outsole is injected EVA with high tack rubber heel and forefoot pads and provides both surface gripping traction and lateral stability in uneven or rocky terrain. It is highly flexible for comfort, self-cleaning so it won't collect mud.
Additional features include foam covered strobel board construction. 550 paracord speed laces with tensile (breaking) strength rated at 550 lbs. can be used in emergencies.
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- Full-grain Leather and 1000D Ballistic Nylon upper
- AEGIS anti-microbial moisture-wicking lining
- Removable, moisture-wicking, vented, shock-absorbing insert
- Injected EVA midsole with rubber heel and forefoot pads, sefl-cleaning
- TPU midsole bruise plate
- 550 paracord laces
- Soft toe
- 100% non-metallic
- Imported
SIZES: 6-12, 13, 14 and 15 Reg 6-12, 13 and 14 Wide
COLOR: Desert Tan


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Staples like canned black beans and frozen corn transform into spicy croquettes in mere minutes. Serve with warm corn tortillas, coleslaw and lime wedges.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 25 min
Total Time 45 min.
Step 1
Preheat oven to 425°F. Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray.
Step 2
Mash black beans and cumin with a fork in a large bowl until no whole beans remain. Stir in corn and 1/4 cup breadcrumbs. Combine tomatoes, scallions, cilantro, 1/2 teaspoon chili powder and salt in a medium bowl. Stir 1 cup of the tomato mixture into the black bean mixture.
Step 3
Mix the remaining 1/3 cup breadcrumbs, oil and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon chili powder in a small bowl until the breadcrumbs are coated with oil. Divide the bean mixture into 8 scant 1/2-cup balls. Lightly press each bean ball into the breadcrumb mixture, turning to coat. Place on the prepared baking sheet.
Step 4
Bake the croquettes until heated through and the breadcrumbs are golden brown, about 20 minutes. Stir avocado into the remaining tomato mixture. Serve the salsa with the croquettes.
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When an important detective case requires you to be mobile, this Spy Case has everything you'll need. A sleek black nylon case contains binoculars, magnifying glass, fingerprint powder, brush, flashlight, secret marker pen set and a printed spy guide. Carry the case using the convenient handle or loop it through a belt. Get your spy game on!
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Thank you for being there for her. Gorgeous quilt.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Thank you for being there for her. Gorgeous quilt.
What a lovely and kind thing for you to do. I know she will love it and it will bring her so much warmth and comfort. And your quilt is just beautiful. I love the colors. Well done good and faithful servant! God bless you.
That is a wonderful quilt and very thoughtful gift.
Love it. So cheerful ! She will love it too ! So thoughtful of you. Very nice sentiment.
Have a Blessed & Prosperous Day !
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very nice gift
Such a pretty quilt. Kudos!
~If you can't turn the corners of your mouth up...let the middle sag!~
"Be not afraid, only believe."
beautiful, what a great friend you are.
Never look down on anyone, unless you are helping them up.
Poor lady. What a lovely thing for you to do.
Aloha Karen
Beautiful and thoughtful gift. You are a good friend to have. Blessings to you both.
Very thoughtful of you and I hope she will get comfort from it everytime she looks at or uses it.


text: Got this at an antique mall, so of course I paid too much for it, but it is for me so I didn't care. Was priced $150 but I got it for $100. At first with the sweetheart sprocket I was thinking Schwinn DX, but in another thread someone said the dropouts on a bike that looks just like this one didn't look like Schwinn. They guessed Columbia on that one. Morrow hub, skiptooth sprocket and chain that are good despite how they look, and patina you could never recreate in a million years. Rear wheel even still has all its spokes. Serial number looks like 4L204. Pics:


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the problem disassembling the rugers and reassembling the rugers comes from not following the instructions EXACTLY.
the manual has the steps you need to follow and there are also numerous videos online to SHOW you the exact steps.
the first few times will take a while, once you do it and practice it, takes much less time.
on my markII i always have a problem getting the lever out of the recess in the grip. what i did was go to a craft store and buy a hook made for hooking rugs..... i can reach in behind the lever and pull it out. in it doesnt scratch like a dental would.


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The Willits City Council fired City Manager Paul Cayler during a special 4 p.m. council meeting Friday afternoon.
Cayler was given his 45 days notice and is not expected to return to city offices due to accumulated vacation time, according to Mayor Holly Madrigal. Appointing an interim city manager is the expected topic of a special council closed session planned prior to Wednesday's regularly scheduled council meeting, says Madrigal.
The move came as no surprise to many who follow council activities. The city manager's performance review was one of the closed session topics at the council's January 9 meeting. Tom Woodhouse, ne of Cayler's most vocal critics, spoke at that meeting, calling for the city council to have the courage to fire Cayler.
The early retirement of popular Community Development Director Alan Falleri in December was considered by many to be the final straw. Woodhouse told the council he knew of several other city employees who also were looking for work, calling Falleri the "canary in a coal mine."
The following press release was provided Friday by the Willits City Council:
"The Willits City Council announces the departure of Paul Cayler, city manager since 2008. Mr. Cayler joined the City of Willits at a challenging time in its history. The "Great Recession" was approaching its peak. City revenues and expenditures were out of balance. Additionally, the city was in the midst of a number of significant capital improvement projects that required renewed focus and leadership.
Throughout this period, Mr. Cayler was able to handle a multitude of complex matters with competency and skill, while demonstrating the highest ethical standards and honesty.
"The Willits City Council has chosen to pursue a different direction with regard to the city manager position. Enacting the separation agreement outlined in the city manager's contract, the council will appoint an interim city manager to facilitate the transition of leadership.
"Paul Cayler can be proud of his accomplishments at the City of Willits and the council thanks him for his service to this community."
Cayler joined the city in October 2008 after a divided council struggled for nearly nine months during its last search for a city manager.
Cayler was the Mendocino County deputy chief executive officer when he was tapped for the Willits post.


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Rescuers transport injured Bend XC skier
A Bend woman was injured in a fall while cross-country skiing alone Monday afternoon, prompting a rescue effort, officials said.
Deschutes County sheriff's deputies and Sheriff's Search and Rescue were dispatched shortly after 4 p.m. to the report of an injured cross-country skier at Virginia Meissner Sno-Park, said Deputy Jim Whitcomb, assistant SAR coordinator.
Four SEAR members responded to the area with snowmobiles and located Rebeckah Berry, 34, at the Nordeen Shelter around 6:10 p.m., Whitcomb said.
Berry was skiing by herself when she fell about a quarter-mile south of the shelter, suffering non-life-threatening injuries, Whitcomb said. She was able to make it back to the shelter, where she waited for SAR members to arrive.
Berry was taken by snowmobile back to the Swampy Lakes Sno-Park parking lot, then taken by a SAR vehicle back to Meissner Sno-Park, where her car was parked.


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Sub-compact, tight budget, big bore...sounds like a Kahr CW-40 or CW-45 to me. I've seen the CW-40 at gunshows for $369 (always less than $400), and it is as good or better than a Glock, once you have put a couple hundred rounds through it to loosen it up.
It is the same gun as the higher end P series Kahrs, except it has conventional rifling (as opposed to polygonal), a pinned front sight (making it harder to upgrade to night sights), and slightly sharper edges on the slide, due to less expensive machine work. And it only ships with one magazine. You can buy extras at Bud's for about $23, I think.


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This product is EXCELLENT. I have used it for several years, and my eyesight has improved so much that I have changed back to MUCH lessor strength reading glasses! (Changed back from 3.25 correction to a 1.5 over a two year period!)
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A Primer On Primary Care
A primary care physician is a doctor who takes care of a patient's overall health care needs. He or she is a person's first point of contact for health care, seeing patients for preventive care, physicals, routine tests, immunizations, and to treat acute illnesses or conditions that do not require a specialist. Family doctors, pediatricians and internists are all primary care physicians. For many older patients, a family doctor or internist who has had additional training in geriatrics may serve as a primary care physician.
Because of the unique role they play in overseeing a person's overall health care needs, primary care physicians are critical to both individual health and wellness, and to the efficiency of the health care system as a whole.
Eisenhower Medical Center's Joseph Scherger, MD, MPH, a family physician and Vice President for Primary Care, says a primary care physician is the doctor who takes care of all of you, over time. "A primary care physician's responsibility is to care for a patient's body, mind and spirit," Dr. Scherger explains. "They really should be everyone's first point of contact to help coordinate a person's care. A primary care physician may be able to handle 85 percent of someone's health care issues. For the other 15 percent, a person might need to see specialists, but it is the primary care physician who determines that need and can make that referral."
Women often use their gynecologists as primary care physicians. Together, primary care physicians and gynecologists can offer complementary care that supports a woman's overall health and wellbeing, including monitoring a patient's cardiovascular system and their other internal functions.
While a primary care physician serves as the first point of contact to the health care system, their role in their patients' care does not stop if someone needs to see a specialist. According to Dr. Scherger, it is crucial for primary care physicians to stay involved as part of the overall medical team if someone has a serious medical condition such as cancer or cardiovascular disease.
"If someone is referred to a specialist, it is important for it not to be just a hand-off from one doctor to another," explains Dr. Scherger. "There should be a lot of shared care going on, especially if people have a specific problem. They may have a regular cardiologist that they see if they have cardiovascular issues, but a primary care physician is for everything else — prostate exams, pap smears, immunizations. They may have other concerns that a primary care physician can address. A primary care physician will look at the complete picture, and ensure that a patient is getting all of the medical care that they need."
Many Options
At Eisenhower, patients have a number of options for choosing their primary care physician. The board certified physicians at Eisenhower Medical Associates offer personalized primary care with specialists in internal medicine and family medicine with practices in Rancho Mirage, Indian Wells, and Palm Desert. Additional offices will be opening in Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, and Palm Springs this winter. There is also a membership program called Eisenhower Primary Care 365, a relationship-focused practice that looks beyond office visits and creates an ongoing relationship between primary care physician and patients. There are other primary care physicians on the medical staff of Eisenhower Medical Center providing traditional primary care and concierge medicine.
A New Model for Health Care
Eisenhower Primary Care 365 is dedicated to continuous communication between patients and physicians, either through office visits with extended face-to-face time at the new Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center in La Quinta, personal phone calls, or E-visits via Eisenhower's online health care management system, RelayHealth®. Through RelayHealth, patients can communicate with their doctor from virtually anywhere, at any time, and can also access medically reviewed information on a wide variety of medical topics to help better manage their health. State-of-the-art encryption technology ensures the confidentiality of all personal information, and the system is actually more secure than either the telephone or regular E-mail. Currently, Eisenhower Primary Care 365 is available at the Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center in La Quinta, with additional locations opening this winter in Rancho Mirage and Palm Springs.
Eisenhower Urgent Care
In addition to its primary care practices, Eisenhower also offers patients options if they need immediate care. Eisenhower Urgent Care physicians at centers in Rancho Mirage, La Quinta and Cathedral City can diagnose or treat many common illnesses immediately, and onsite radiology services allow for the quick diagnosis of fractures and sprains. At urgent care, patients can get care for acute conditions that do not require an emergency room visit. Each Eisenhower Urgent Care also offers many routine vaccinations and school and sports physicals. A new Eisenhower Urgent Care will open in Palm Springs this winter.
While urgent care visits are quick and convenient, they do not replace the personalized care individuals will receive if they have a regular primary care physician who is dedicated to the oversight of their personal health.
"We have many options at Eisenhower, but I tell everyone that it is important for them to have a primary care physician," says Dr. Scherger. "Particularly in this community, where we have a number of part-time and older residents, it's important to have someone local who knows all of your medical history, and who can keep your overall health needs top-of-mind. That person is a primary care physician."
Larger Annual Fee
• A concierge physician is always on call for you, 24 hours a
day, seven days a week, by phone or in person.
• A concierge physician will see you throughout your hospital
• Concierge physicians take care of between 200 and 600
patients. Fewer overall patients translate into more time with
your physician.
Modest Annual Membership Fee
• You have direct and continuous online communication with
your chosen physician 365 days a year. An Eisenhower
Primary Care 365 physician will respond within 24 hours to
routine communication. In case of an emergency, a physician
is on call.
• An Eisenhower Primary Care 365 physician will become
involved with your hospital stay, but will usually rely on a
hospitalist to take charge of your primary management.
• Eisenhower Primary Care 365 physicians will take care of up
to 900 patients, depending on age and complexity. Fewer
overall patients translate into more time with your physician.
No Annual Fee
• Regular primary care is delivered through scheduled
appointments. Your communication goes through the office
and is triaged to your physician or the staff, including a nurse
practitioner or physician assistant.
• A regular primary care physician will become involved with
your hospital stay, but may rely on a hospitalist or another
physician to take charge of your primary management.
• Regular primary care practices take care of 1,800 patients
or more.
Eisenhower Primary Care: 760-773-1460
Eisenhower Primary Care 365 program: 760-360-3365
Eisenhower Physician Referral: 760-568-1234 or emc.org/physician