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Thank you for speaking English and not talking geek.
I simply cut and pasted what was on the page in the first post.
Most folks figured it out OK especially when I put my example up. so why all the fuss still has me wondering. but then deep down inside it really does not.
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English: Ulcombe is a village near the town of Maidstone in Kent, England. The name has evolved from 'Owl-coomb', 'coomb' (pronounced 'coo-m') meaning 'a deep little wooded valley; a hollow in a hill side' (Chambers Dictionary) in Old English. It stands on the Greensand Way. The old village hall was dismantled and re-erected at the Museum of Kent Life, Sandling, having been made redundant by the construction of a new building.
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Ball Packaging's Serb Plant More Than Doubled Net Income in 2012Misha Savic
Ball Packaging Europe's can-making plant in Serbia more than doubled net income last year on cost-cutting and an increase in output after an expansion.
Profit soared to as much as 7.5 million euros ($10 million) from 3 million euros in 2011 as production rose by two-thirds to 1.3 billion cans, General Manager David Banjai said in a phone interview, ahead of official results next month. The company, part of Ball Corp., added a 35 million-euro can-making line at the factory near Belgrade in the second half of 2011.
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Segue. A new lot of people joined us in Inverness. This trip has actually been interesting for a reason I didn't really consider. Human behaviour. As previously discussed, I reflected on my interactions and my reasoning and what not. It has been interesting to see the way people interact and act. As I said, we all seem to feel a need to fill a role. I imagine this is comes down to survival instincts. If you aren't useful, you will be outcast or ostracised and not taken care of or find a mate etc. Clearly this instinct is alive and well in most people. Humans are clearly pack animals. Everyone forms their little groups and cliques.
So long as I have someone to talk to at stops and to eat with and take my pic ...
For eg, just had a stop at Beauly Priory ruins for a wee break etc and I happily sat on my own and ate my fruit salad and watched everyone else group up. Is this because I live on my own and actually ENJOY my company? Of course I like having people to talk to, but I don't feel the need to surround myself with people. It's almost like people define themselves by the people that will 'accept' them. Fuck that! Define yourself! And then YOU can accept people, not the other way around. At least that way, you are being true to yourself and no just people pleasing.
Will be interesting to see what it's like on my next tour. I'm glad it's shorter, as I'm getting tense. Not used to being around this many people for so long. At a different place to the rest of the group for the next 2 nights as the hostel doesn't have private rooms. So if they will have wifi, I will be haaaaappy. A bit of space. Never again will I question if being a hermit is 'okay'. Because however you are that makes you happy ... That's always ok! Water will always find its level. So too do people.
Haha we just got lost ...
Ok so then lunch stop was Rogie Falls. Sign said they were a 5 min walk. Score (esp after the hikes we have been doing lately (well for me they are)) ... Yeh that 5 min was a steady decline. What goes down ....
The falls were nice enough, but in his usual style, Joe veered off on some goat track up the top of the falls. Like seriously, I'm not even just being a drama queen, it was legit unsafe. The track was super narrow next to a drop off in some places, and in others places you are stepping down into deep leaf cover when the path disappears, which could have anything under it. Roots/rocks/logs ... Oh and it was all gradually going downhill of course .... Nothing in this fucking place is flat! Sure, it was pleasant enough where we ended up .... But I was legitimately getting a little upset about the whole thing. I think Joe does go 'off book' a lot and sometimes not in the safest way. So after slogging back to the falls, the had the original path to walk back up ....:(. Had lunch here.
More driving. Stopped at Corrieshalloch Gorge. Oh more downhill ....why not. Got to the suspension bridge and yep, it was pretty wow. As you were walking over the bridge you kept waiting to see the bottom, but all you saw was more walls. Until the middle of the bridge (which has stupidly low rails! (Ie my waist)) did you see the bottom. It was so deep! More uphill. Needed to kill some time before our ferry, so we did some highland dancing in the car park lol
Then to Ullapool for the ferry. It was huuuuge. It's a super lovely little town. I would defs holiday there. Knocked around on the ferry. Went up top, hung out, ate ... Is about a 2 hour crossing. Made it incident free to Stornoway. I was staying at Barbara Burns' b&b, and it was lovely! I decided to keep my shoes on and head up to the castle. It was about 9 when i set off. Stopped at the Co-Op and bought some dinner (fruit salad ....) and headed off. Crossed over the creek and into the castle woods. Struck up a convo with a German woman who lived there now and she told me about the castle and how crazy religious all the Protestants still are. I carried on up to the castle which was fenced off as they are restoring it. I would have luuuurved getting in there. I went around the side and found some whacky old water feature and an interesting building behind it. But it was getting a little creepy up there. Was past 10 by this point, it was still well daylight, but it's rather deserted up there and I was getting a bit of a squicky feeling, so walked down to the bike/running path and headed back to the b&b. Stornoway is a gorgeous little sleepy old town. Our 'Wild ad Sexy' bus wouldn't have been allowed in the town 10 years ago because it says 'sexy' ... People were pointing a lot at the bus .....


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Passionately entangled with the Atlantic Ocean, at the northwest corner of the Iberian Peninsula, Galicia feels far removed from the rest of Spain. Everywhere is green, from the high forested hills to the rolling fields, a patchwork of tiny plots still farmed by hand. Indeed, with its craggy coast and mild, wet climate, Galicia is more like Ireland than Andalucía. Its people take pride in their Celtic heritage, and cherish the survival of their language, Galego. It's hardly off the beaten track, however. Santiago de Compostela ranked during the Middle Ages as the third city of Christendom, and pilgrims have been making their way here along the Camino de Santiago for well over a thousand years.
Santiago itself remains the chief attraction for visitors. Still focused around its unspoiled medieval core, a delightful labyrinth of ancient arcades and alleyways, it's an unmissable gem. Galicia's other major selling point is its endlessly indented shoreline, slashed by the powerful sea into the deep, narrow estuaries known here as rías, and framed by steep green hillsides. Sadly, however, a lack of planning controls has meant that much of the coast is depressingly overbuilt, albeit with dreary villas and apartments rather than high-rise hotels. With each town tending to merge into the next, those few resorts that remain recognizable as sturdy little medieval fishing villages, such as Cambados, Muros and Baiona, come as welcome highlights. Pretty, secluded sandy beaches do exist, but they take a bit of finding these days, and often require a drive away from the built-up areas.
Broadly speaking, of the distinct coastal stretches, the Rías Altas in the north are wilder and emptier, while the picturesque Rías Baixas, neighbouring Portugal, are warmer and more developed, and consequently attract many more visitors. In between the two lie the dunes and headlands of the more rugged Costa da Morte. Only a couple of the seafront towns have grown to become cities: the modern ports of A Coruña, with its elegant glass-encased balconies, and Vigo, perched alongside a magnificent bay. Further inland, the settlements are more spread out, and the river valleys of the Miño and the Sil remain beautifully unspoiled, while the attractive provincial capitals of Pontevedra, Ourense and Lugo seem little changed since the Middle Ages.
Again like the Irish, the Galegos are renowned for having emigrated all over the world. Between 1836 and 1960, around two million Galegos – roughly half the total population – left the region, thanks largely to the demographic pressure on agricultural land. Half of them ended up in Argentina, where Buenos Aires is often called the largest city in Galicia. An untranslatable Galego word, morriña, describes the exiles' particular sense of homesick, nostalgic longing. That Celtic melancholy has its counterpart in the exuberant devotion to the land, its culture and its produce that you'll encounter in Galicia itself, as evinced in its music, – they even play the bagpipes (or gaita galega) – literature and festivals. Above all, Galegos view their food and wine almost as sacraments; share in a feast of the fresh local seafood, washed down with a crisp white Albariño, and you may find the morriña gets a hold on you, too.
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I think we should start spreading a positive meaning/usage of the name geek. Most people use geek as a derogitory name for someone who is a computer nerd or spends a lot of time on a computer or even playing games, but I think that we should make people realize that being a geek isnt a bad thing because without geeks the world would crash and burn up in a giant galactic fireball (slight over-exageration). I think people should hail geeks as the backbone of the world, the ones who make everything happen, kind of like small unseen heroes.
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Yeah, like everyone loves little furry animals. Until they bite you, and you contract rabies
i don't think that people just think that a geek is someone who never goes outside and does things and is on a computer 24/7 pretty much but i don't think that they think that they are a bad thing and don't like them.and look at me i'm a geek and a almost pro skateboarder.
Just make sure all the body parts stay where they belong. I wanted to do roller blading (I used to be a good roller skater 55 years ago), but the wife said NO WAY!
I would think the image of a 'geek' might change if there were more female geeks.Percentage wise,there seems to be many more men than women who could claim the title!There are ladies on th HTG website but are there any true female geeks here?
jack, speaking of geek, do you know where Aleeve is? I kinda miss that cool link master:)
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!!! After almost 15 years Garage Space 149 has finally become available for purchase. This garage space is one of the closest to the main building entrance and has been sought after for many years. This garage is located directly outside of the C Entrance of the 2000 Building and can be reached under roof cover so you will never get rained on when you go to your car. This garage space also opens up to the parking lot for easy maneuverability instead of facing other garages or the main building like many of the other spaces. This garage also has shelving for extra storage and plenty of extra space to add even more shelves for storage if desired. This garage space has its own deed (Tax ID 58-00-19306-616). Garage spaces at the Towers Community are hard to come by and go up for sale very infrequently so don't miss out on this rare opportunity to purchase one of the best garage spaces in the entire community.
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James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor places you next to Wellington Cable Car and within a 10-minute stroll of other popular attractions like Beehive. This 4.5-star hotel has 268 guestrooms and offers conveniences like 2 restaurants, a full-service spa, and a fitness center. Centrally located in Wellington, the hotel is also a short walk from Old Government Buildings and Civic Square.
Enjoy dining at Whitbys Restaurant, one of 2 onsite restaurants. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 10 AM.
All of James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor's 268 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, minibars, and free weekday newspapers. Guests can expect WiFi, wired Internet, and LCD TVs with satellite channels and pay movies. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Phones, ironing boards, and desks are also available.
Guests staying at James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor enjoy access to a full-service spa, a fitness center, and WiFi in public areas. Valet parking is offered for NZD 29 per night. Front-desk staff can answer questions 24/7, and assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include 8 meeting rooms, a conference center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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- Walking distance to Wellington Cable Car and Beehive
- Onsite dining
- Spa
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Hotel Amenities
James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor features a full-service spa and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
8 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, coffee/tea in a common area, and concierge services. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor is a smoke-free property.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Conference space
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- Total number of rooms - 268
- Elevator/lift
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- 24-hour front desk
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Computer station
- Number of floors - 14
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- Meeting rooms 8
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- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Conference center
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Coffee/tea in common areas
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Year Built 1972
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Free use of nearby fitness center
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( NZD 10 per 24-hour period ), Wired internet access ( NZD 10 per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( NZD 10 per 24-hour period )
Long-term parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor offers 268 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and complimentary weekday newspapers. LCD televisions come with satellite channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
In-room wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily and in-room massages can be requested.
- Air conditioning
- Pay movies
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- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
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- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- In-room massage available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Whitbys Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
Sojourn Cafe and Bar - This café serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open select days.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
Infuse Spa has 3 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body wraps. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic.
The spa is open select days.
- Hot stone massage
- Number of treatment rooms 3
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for NZD 50.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service animals are allowed
Parking height restrictions apply
A credit card imprint is required at check-in. If a valid credit card cannot be produced, a $100 NZD cash bond must be paid at check-in.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: NZD 31 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: NZD 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: NZD 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: NZD 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: NZD 29 per night (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: NZD 50.0 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
National Rating
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You often hear the adage that suggests, "golf" is a great metaphor for life. Although everyone has their interpretation of what this means, to me the root of the idea lies in the attitude associated with joyfully accepting the challenge of each.
I spend a lot of time helping people develop a winning mindset built around expectations. In the case of a golf shot, a powerful mental state would be operating totally committed, free of doubt, and with full belief the ball will do exactly what you want. If we were to create an example built around a business setting, the same attitude might be associated with expectations related to earning a contract or closing a deal. The mentally tough athlete, sales team or other, always expects to get exactly what they want.
They understand that operating from the "all in" mindset, is the best way to activate their highest form of intelligence, leading to a great performance.
Following the outcome, they also embrace the importance of remaining emotionally in control when things don't go as planned.
They don't see outcomes as good nor bad, but rather as results which can be learned from or adjusted. That's why in coaching, I like to share the mantra, "Expect the world and then accept the results!" The acceptance isn't a cop-out where we're suggesting to float through life with an "oh well...that's how it goes" attitude.
Quite the contrary. The acceptance is in understanding how negative or fearful reactions can stifle our ability to move forward in a powerful and intelligent manner.
What we're talking about is how learning to actively create high-level moods supports your potential for greatness. Think about a golf shot in your past when you had the feeling you simply couldn't miss. Something about that situation got you emotionally excited. It could have been a perfect lie, success on a previous shot, or something else that made you feel great. Your thinking was on point, your mood was "up" and you hit a beautiful shot. On the flip side, consider a time when you felt exactly the opposite. A moment when you couldn't see anything positive, where nothing "felt" good, and your experience was complete disaster. We've all been there for sure.
The key is understanding that "mood" is a result of thinking, and you control your thoughts. Through practice you can actually learn to better select your thoughts to create that same can't-miss feeling under any circumstance regardless of what's happening externally. Is it easier to be positive when things are going well, of course, but how you think is a choice.
So how can you train yourself to become a more masterful thinker? It all starts by developing an awareness of when your mind isn't serving you. One cool way to do this is with a simple box of paper clips. At the start of your next day, fill your front pocket with a big handful of paper clips. From here, try to catch yourself when you engage in negative thoughts. Each time you find your mindset moving in the wrong direction, transfer one paper clip from your front pocket into the back pocket. At the end of your activity, reach into your back pocket and count how many times your own thinking has potentially been sabotaging your ability to perform. This is a revealing exercise that really sets the stage for becoming more mentally tough in any endeavor. Over time, you'll be better equipped to recognize when negativity persists, and then learn to replace those mood lowering thoughts with expressions of positivity and gratitude.
Imagine if you had the ability to wake each morning full of excitement and belief that everything was going to go your way.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on Job Corps program operations, focusing on: (1) who is being served and the services provided; (2) the outcomes that the program is achieving in relation to program cost and employers' satisfaction with Job Corps students they hire; and (3) whether the long-standing practice of awarding sole-source contracts for vocational training services is cost-effective.
GAO found that: (1) Job Corps services severely disadvantaged youth and provides them with comprehensive services in a residential setting; (2) 68 percent of the students that left Job Corps in 1994 encountered several barriers to employment, such as not having a high school diploma, lacking basic skills, receiving public assistance, and having limited English proficiency; (3) 20 percent of Job Corps' funds were spent on basic education and vocational skills training in 1994; (4) Job Corps students that complete vocational training are five times more likely to get higher paying, training-related jobs; (5) most employers are generally satisfied with Job Corps students' basic work habits and the technical training provided by the Job Corps program; (6) only moderate differences exist between the job placement rates of national contractors and Job Corps training providers; and (7) the continued use of national contractors as training providers is not cost-effective because they account for nearly one-third of Job Corps' vocational training expenditures and the training they provide is primarily in a declining occupational category.
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Comments: Labor initiated a new system to compare the performance of national contractors with overall Job Corps center performance as a basis for evaluating performance. In addition, Labor will review all Job Corps vocational course offerings to ensure that they are for occupations with a labor market demand.
Recommendation: To ensure that Job Corps vocational training programs are provided in the most efficient and effective manner, the Secretary of Labor should revisit whether the continued use of national training contractors is cost effective.
Agency Affected: Department of Labor
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The pest control industry mourns the loss of Chester (Chet) Robinette, 89, who died on June 14, in the St. Louis area. Robinette along with his wife, Genevieve, co-owned and operated Master Pest and Termite Control for 40 years. Prior to owning Master Pest and Termite Control, Robinette worked 11 years for Getz Exterminators. Robinette was also a past president of Pi Chi Omega.
"Chet worked hard and long for the industry," Genevieve Robinette told PCT.
In addition to his service to the pest control industry, Robinette served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He was the youngest of nine children and the only to go to college and received a masters from Purdue University.
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An Auckland firm says an investment in new machinery will help keep manufacturing work in New Zealand.
Adept - a 44-year-old company that is the biggest external supplier of components to Fisher & Paykel Healthcare - has made a million-dollar investment in machinery from Japan, improving its capacity to make high-precision tools.
The computer-controlled machine, which cuts hardened steel at high speeds and with great accuracy, will help the company compete with the "ever-present threat" from China.
Adept believes the machine, which has been up and running for around six weeks, is the first of its kind in New Zealand.
"Up until now, manufacturers who needed this type of absolute accuracy had to go offshore," said Adept chief executive and founder Murray Fenton.
"We can compete internationally with high-end, high-quality, complex tooling," he said.
"This is because much of the machining work is done unattended and with such accuracy there is very little manual work in fitting, the sort of additional task that China excels in because of the cheap semi-skilled labour," Fenton said.
"In addition, the end result for the machined item is far superior to that of a hand-worked item ... it has big benefits to New Zealand companies to have an important part of their manufacturing process done right here," Fenton said.
Adept was set up in Fenton's garage in 1969 with a home-made plastics moulding machine.
While this was the firm's speciality, it has since diversified into other areas such as custom product development and manufacturing. It also has divisions focusing on products for the medical industry and the meat sector.
The Adept beef clip - an invention from 1977 that prevents the ingested stomach contents spilling out of a freshly slaughtered animal's neck - is used in more than 95 per cent of abattoirs in Australasia as well as in Europe and South America.


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PRESP: David Douglas wrestlers roll through district
The David Douglas High wrestling team flexed its muscle at the Mt. Hood Conference district tournament last weekend and established itself as a main player for when Class 6A teams converge on Memorial Coliseum for the Feb. 26-27 Oregon School Activities Associaton championships.
The Scots crowned won nine weight classes Saturday night, with a run of seven straight through the middle weights.
David Douglas piled up 430 points almost 150 more than runner-up Barlow.
The most exciting bout of the night came at 160 pounds. David Douglas' Jamerz Magomadov scored a 7-5 decision over Oregon City's Joshua Tuthill in a showdown that went down to the final ticks on the clock.
Magomadov built a 5-0 lead in the second period, when he dragged his toes for a takedown at the edge of the circle. But a series of stalling calls cost him three points, and the two circled the center circle tied 5-5 with less than a minute to go.
Magomadov noticed the timekeeper step onto the mat tracking the ref to signal the end of the match. Time was short. He ducked a late lunge and circled around Tuthill for the winning takedown with four seconds left.
I was waiting for the perfect opportunity, then I saw her walking onto the mat and knew I had to get it done right here, Magomadov said. He came in with a shot, I cross-faced him, hooked my arms under, and I knew I had him.
Gianni Olivo of David Douglas also picked up a dramatic win by fall, taking the 170-pound final after finding himself trailing Barlow's Thomas Cousins 3-1 late in the second round.
Olivo got in on his opponent's leg for a takedown that knotted the score heading into the final two minutes.
I knew I was down, but I just had to keep listening to my coaches and sticking with the game plan, Olivo said.
He started the final period in the top position and went to work on a near-fall to gain the lead. The two battled in the center of the mat before Olivo put his opponent on his side and spent the next 20 seconds trying to turn Cousins for back points.
Olivo managed to get a short count from the referee to gain the lead as the clock moved under a minute, and Olivo eventually earned a pin with 26 seconds remaining.
We've wrestled before so I knew he would put up a fight, Olivo said. Once I got him on his side, I just had to keeping prying and prying until I got him to his back.
The Scots had a pair of practice room showdowns in title bouts Saturday, with Anthony Cha scoring a 10-3 decision over teammate Dillon Nunes at 113 pounds, and Nadari Shabanov winning a 13-5 major decision over teammate Bryce McKinley at 132.
Those are the most relaxing matches of the tourney I don't have to stress about who wins those, Scots coach Ron Holyoak said.
David Douglas heavyweight Osa Odighizuwa continued his perfect season with a series of first-round pins. Centennial's Tauati Fanene put up some resistance early in the final, locking wrists in the center of the mat. But Odighizuwa drew a collective gasp from the crowd with a quick spin move, grabbing his opponent's feet before he could get out of the circle. The takedown turned into a pin with six seconds left in the first period.
The Scots also got weight-class titles from Kyle Beal (126) with a 7-1 decision, Andrey Gamza (132) with a second-round pin, Mamed Razatdinou (145) with a 9-1 major decision and Tristin Molinari (152) with a third-round pin.
Islam Usmanov was second at 120 pounds.
David Douglas qualified 15 wrestlers for the state tournament. The Scots got a boost in the upper weight classes, as Ja'Bryce McDavid scored a takedown at the edge of the circle for a 6-4 overtime win in the third-place bout at 195 pounds.
Defending 6A champ Roseburg will bring 19 wrestlers to the coliseum.
We would have liked to have sent a few more, Holyoak said. We've got some catching up to do, but we'll get ready here over the next few weeks.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- In a steel-cage match of unknown vs. unknown, better to go with the devil you know as opposed to the devil you don't. Of course, when you don't know either devil for squat, all bets are off. And so with two weeks left until the 2013 Kansas City Chiefs training camp begins, as to the question of Chase Daniel's backup -- Tyler Bray or Ricky Stanzi -- your guess is as good as ours. Better, probably. With the No. 3 quarterbacking derby, a spring of mixed messages continued into June. Toward the end of organized team activities and into mini-camp, Bray, the undrafted rookie out of the University of Tennessee, was getting a larger share of reps with the reserves. New coach Andy Reid singled him out several times for praise, although usually as a response to media prodding. But then, just as soon as we were ready to start the standing eight count on Slick Rick, came a nugget from the National Football Post late last month in which sources decreed that Stanzi had an "early edge" over Bray because the former has Reid's offense "down pat." So even if you go the Ben Franklin route and believe none of what you hear and half of what you see, we're back at square one. Or lost. Or something. What is clear is that it's a race, at least, or as much as a race to be the No. 1 clipboard carrier can be. In a camp that opens with a lot of key positions on the two-deep pretty well down in ink, you take the subplots where you can find 'em. And what this particular scrum lacks in sex appeal -- if either Stanzi or Bray is forced to see the field in the autumn, Katy bar the door -- it almost makes up for in terms of intrigue. Almost. "He's got a gun, there," Reid said of Bray. "So he's strong-armed." So what'll it be: The arm? Or the hair? As it stands, some of Chiefsland digs Stanzi. Some of Chiefsland can't wait to see the back of him. Most of Chiefsland is fascinated, though. The third-year quarterback out of Iowa is the ultimate unknown, the jar of salsa at the back of the pantry that's never been opened. It might be great. It might stink up the kitchen. It might melt the face off your cat. The point is, we have no idea. And so the 6-foot-4 Ohio native with the '70s teen-idol mane remains a source of unabated curiosity, if not mild obsession. For one, among a position group that was almost completely blown up through trades (Alex Smith), free agency (Chase Daniel) or the collegiate ranks (Bray), Stanzi is the only quarterbacking holdover from the PioliHaleyCrennel regime. Which, now that you mention it, is a double-edged sword. Yes, Stanzi was drafted, but he was drafted by a cadre of evaluators that history will regard as dubious -- and that's putting it kindly -- when it comes to their judgment and handling of quarterbacks. To put it another way, despite repeated failings by the people ahead of him, the Chiefs, rather puzzlingly, never seemed to seriously consider giving Stanzi a serious turn at bat. Which is either a scathing indictment of his acumen, sight unseen, or just another log to toss into the bonfire of Pioli incompetence. What we have is a sample size that's small and floats about as far as a cardboard raft. In three preseason games last summer, Stanzi went 9-of-18 passing with no touchdowns and a pick, while getting sacked six times. In three preseason games in the summer before that, he was 18-for-34 passing with a touchdown and a pick. Over the past two round of preseason trials, the dude spent a good chunk of his time running for dear life. What we can't say with certainty is whether that was his fault, the fault of someone else, or the fault of several someone elses. At least there's footage against another team's jersey. Which is more than we can say for Bray, the new kid in town, a young man whose natural ability and questionable judgment have drawn parallels to "Nuke" LaLoosh from "Bull Durham" and Kenny Powers, the mulleted protagonist of the television series "Eastbound & Down." You know the drill: Million-dollar arm, five-cent head. The NFL's got a billion of those, and those careers tend to burn hot and fast, or just burn out altogether. "He has all the intangibles and stuff that you can't coach," Chiefs safety Eric Berry told the Knoxville News Sentinel last month. "And that doesn't come that often." Bray is a gifted project, but a project nonetheless, an absolutely horrifying thought under the previous administration. But Reid's track record -- in contrast to his predecessors -- is pretty darn strong in that regard, as is his eye. And he came off sounding more than intrigued when asked to evaluate the former Volunteer at the end of mini-camp. "I'll tell you, he did a nice job," Reid said. "He did a really nice job. "You never know until you get them here. He's in a good room, so he's got good examples around him as players. He's got coaches that have played the game, and the position, in there. He's embraced that and really focused in. The fact is, he did a nice job and improved every day. You know, it's clich, but he was a bit like a sponge, just taking everything in, and I was impressed." Which is good for Bray. For Stanzi, probably, not so much. You can follow Sean Keeler on Twitter @seankeeler or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Stacy Keibler Flashes Her Pussy At LastSunday, October 26th, 2008
After giving us glimpses of her ass and showing off her firm, pert titties, we've all been lusting for the next installment in Stacy Keibler's virtual striptease, and she's finally given us fans what we want by flashing her gash in a series of different lusty images. My favorite of them all would be the one with Stacy in a pink cowboy hat showing us her pink from behind. It's probably the perfect Stacy Keibler pic for me, because it shows off all of her best assets in one perfectly raunchy moment. Her long legs lead our eye up to her perfect butt, which lies right above that sweet cunny that we've all been fantasizing about. Her other pussy pics are sizzling hot too, but this image just encapsulates everything that's hot about Stacy Keibler for me, although seeing her lying on her back with her legs open or with her legs up and her great ass accentuating her pink pussy again are also cock-hardening pics that'll give every guy a huge, sticky orgasm for sure!
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OK, yes, I did get in trouble. When I was four years old, I got caught stealing. I had stolen a bunch of candy from from a convenient store. I didn't know that what I was doing was wrong because I had always gone to the store with my parents and I would just take some candy and my mother would notice, and she would just pay the cashier, but my friend walked me down to the convenient store and we just went and took a bunch of candy, waved goodbye to the cashier and walked out the door, and a little later my mother came into my room like "Where did you get all that candy?" - "I got it from the store." She's like, "Well, I didn't take you to the store." I said, "No, I went." You know, so she made me go back to the store and return it, and our neighbor was a policeman, and he told me that if I did it again, I was going to go to jail, so I was four years old and I had a vision of me wearing a striped suit with a bowling ball chained to leg and I was really terrified. It scared me straight.
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Wrestling is a most famous sport at present. Though having emerged from ancient treasure, wrestling is now known more, for the associated violence, dramatized character, and artificial hoopla being surrounded with.
Technology revolution has resulted in a uniform platform where every show has a reach to every grade and age of people and amongst all these, wrestling is a pioneer. Countless fans indicate its growing popularity. Nevertheless, this increasing popularity that in fact is turning out into madness is a thing of concern.
Wrestling, now a day is more of showbiz then the sports itself. Wrestlers use abusive and harsh words, which would land most people in jail, i.e. I will kill you, using this harsh language inside arena which surely affects the young watchers adversely.
Wrestlers instead of inventing new techniques are, more busy with new dialogues and their trademarks (damn anything, from a specific music or style). Technical and classic hookups are the rare things that one could find in present wrestling. In addition, if in case, one shows that art then hardly he found any takers of the same, usually such wrestler has to search for promoters and the audiences.
Small kids today, tried to intimidate other counterparts in way of their wrestling icons and attempts to follow in their footsteps by adopting same kind of language, dress ups etc.
A 12-year-old boy in Florida killed a 6-year-old girl unknowingly, when he was trying to imitate a wrestler's move. In addition, this kind of news is not surprising in present date. The exposure to violence is the strongest factor behind the increasing incidence of gun carrying and other violence among adolescents.
In mid 90's, World Wrestling Federation (WWF) was introduced to Israeli TV and short after a survey was carried out between various schools to examine the results of wrestling shows being aired. The findings were astonishing. A remarkable increase in the playground injuries was noticed. Children were using wrestlers like moves among themselves, which in certain cases had even led to serious injurious. Then special literacy programs were run in order to educate youngsters about the onscreen mania.
Wrestling now is termed as cool, which really is awesome. People watch wrestling religiously on weekends and have a sheer dedication towards this sport. One can find a sheer mass of people in the arena watching the event. They all are hooked up as if being mesmerized. However, this kind of liking is not a problem but the consequences of this do pose a problem.
Teenagers are the most influenced category. More or less, they follow these wrestlers in every segment unaware of the fact that this is their fake character being designed to serve the on screen appeal. Wrestlers themselves are very different in real life, then what they pretend to be inside the arena. However, it is their arena image, which the watchers take along for home.
The area of concern is the shift in behavioral and cultural context. Besides vulgarity and violence, the other major harm is the change in the mental process of people. Wrestling had made people believe that the use of inhumane techniques is an approved thing, as to punish anyone.
It has degraded the level of substance of a common person. Sexuality is no more obscene thing and woman wrestlers are often seen acting more as prostitute rather then a player. The high ill treatment from male counterparts inside arena is easily accepted rather enjoyed by the leering crowd.
One can say that wrestling is just another play presenting itself in the mode, its fans want and should not be condemned for same, but the question that exists is whether this great play of old time is building good values in people or rather rusting the existing one


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Introduced in 2007, Medicare's Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) offers physicians bonuses for tracking and reporting on clinical quality measures. In 2015, however, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will impose a 1.5-percent penalty on physicians who do not successfully report on this data. Physicians must act now because CMS will base the 2015 penalties on the quality data reported for 2013.
In response, TMA launched the Clinical Quality Tools page on the TMA website. It will be updated frequently to showcase the many new tools TMA creates as they are completed. The first set of these tools includes a series of prevention tools and calculators.
These interactive, but simple, calculators show you the requirements and billing codes associated with each quality metric. Enter your data on patients seen and contracted rates for each identified code into the calculator. This allows you to see the benefits of providing such care, as well as to analyze the fiscal sustainability of providing this preventive service.
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The other thought which may or may not apply, is that sometimes an increase in training is possible only if matched by an equal increase in time resting - feet up, dozing over book or telly. The time with feet up is probably a wise investment, and activity matched by extra rest may be the quickest way back to a satisfying level of activity.
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Me and my husband had found his web site online and decided to order a smoker from this idiot.... Well he made idiots out of us, he contacted us the next day and sent us an invoice and said that he would order the material as soon as he received the money from us...being the honest people that we are we sent him a check that would soon start a stream off lies... We were supposed to receive our smoker by the 1st of January 2013... It's now December of 2013. During the past year we have heard every lie that could be told by him and his wife.... We were sent pictures of someone laying in a hospital bed and was told that he was in the hospital, we were told that his staff quit, his kid was sick, he couldn't find a shipper and that the shipper that he had gotten at one point broke down and then brought the smoker back to him. We were sent picture after picture of a smoker and promised everything under the sun. We asked Will if we could come get the smoker and he then said he had moved to a new address and was shipping it out the next day again another lie. We told him we were going to come and get the smoker and borrowed a car hauler and was ready to leave and then Will would not answer our text with a adderss we tried to get him to meet us half way which was a 4 hour drive and he would come up with some lie about why he couldn't do that.He then had his wife call and claim that she had no idea that he was this far behind and said she would do what ever it took to get us the smoker with in the next two weeks... Another lie... we could never get them to answer the phone after that it was always text messages or emails and all were full of nothing but lies..over 400 text.
After an ungodly amount of time we finally hired an attorney... And let's just say Will was not happy.. Once he had heard from our attorney he went crazy and called her and cused her out claiming she wasn't a real attorney... She assured him that she was and was going to proceed withe the suit...Will then called her a bleach blonde b***h...we suied Will and of course he didn't show up... he does not have an attorney the one he claims he has, has never heard of him... He is a idiot and a lier... He will take your money and lie...his wife is scum and a lier and I hope that they don't have kids like they claim they do because they will swear on there life's...I hope they get everything they have coming to them and I hope that this will help stop them from doing it to anyone else...WILL of WILLZ GRILLZ IS A F...ING LIER ALONG WITH HIS WIFE... YOU WILL NOT GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
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Class 1A swimming and diving: Beachy's back
Instead of hitting a wall, Jaelin Beachy will be attacking them.
The Staples-Motley Cardinals junior will compete in her fourth Class 1A state swimming and diving meet Friday at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center. She will compete in the 50-yard freestyle for the second time at state and the 100 breaststroke for the fourth time.
The state veteran, who made the finals for the first time in last year's breaststroke, said wall work will be the key during Thursday's warm-up to the meet.
"I'm going to focus more on my walls because last year my wall work wasn't the best," Beachy said. "I'm used to having something to grab onto when I make my turn, but at the state meet they use a bulkhead to separate the pool so you just have to touch and go. That's what I'm going to focus on during our practice Thursday."
Beachy enters state with the fourth-fastest breaststroke time. She won the Section 8-1A title with a school, Warroad pool and section record of 1:06.58. She will swim in heat three, lane five, next to Albert Lea's Lindsey Horejsi, who holds the top seed with a 1:03.71.
"I will be a little intimidating swimming next to (Horejsi) in the prelims," Beachy said. "But I think it will be beneficial because she'll make me swim faster.
"Last year was my first year making the finals. It was a good learning year. I think it will be really beneficial this year."
Dassel-Cokato's Elisa Burgstahler is seeded second at 1:06.18 and Kathryn Ostrom of St. Louis Park is seeded third at 1:06.48.
Ostrom is the defending state champion with Horejsi last year's runner-up. Andrea Yechout of Mahtomedi placed seventh last year and is seeded fifth. Along with Beachy, those are the only four returning from last year's championship heat.
"At the beginning of the season, my goal was to swim a 1:04.9 by the end of the season," Beachy said. "I want to go to state and finish in the top three. I'm pretty confident I can go faster because I wasn't fully tapered at sections and I haven't shaved yet. I'm hoping to shave off a little more time at state."
Last year, Beachy swam a finals time of 1:08.43 after swimming a prelim time of 1:07.90.
She placed 17th as a freshman in the breaststroke, missing Saturday's finals by one place.
She didn't make the finals of the 50 free last season, but she's hoping that will change. She's on the bubble to make it to Saturday and believes she has more time to drop.
Beachy's 24.71 in the 50 free has her seeded ninth. The top eight make the championship finals, with the next eight falling to the consolation finals.
Mankato West's Danielle Nack is the top seed with her 23.56. Nack beat Little Falls' Whitney Weisz in last year's state finals with a 1A record time of 22.93. Beachy will swim in the first heat in lane three.
"I want to make the finals," she said "That's my goal. It's kind of a crazy race. It's all about walls and starts.
"This week we've started every practice with six starts a day. My one-way 25s have been fast and that's giving me a good feeling."
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I signed a separation agreement. I gave in to all my ex-wife's demands because I'm afraid she will take away the kids from me completely. She did it once so she has the control in doing it again to hurt me. One of my worries is the house property that I quit claim. We discussed and agreed that I quit claim because i want to give half of it as my investment for the kid's college fund but it is not written in our agreement. Can I still get the half value of the property even if I quit claim in the contract?
A settlement agreement in a contract between two parties and the principles of contract law apply to its execution and enforcement. To set it aside there needs to mistake, misrepresentation, fraud, duress, etc. Oral agreements outside the written agreement are often not recognized as valid and enforceable.
I would seek legal help as soon as you can with all this. It does not sound like you had legal advice to begin with and you need some now. Good luck.


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Splatmandu History & Philosophy
Splatmandu was born on December 26, 1994 because we needed a safe place to play. The State land had become too dangerous and Team TCB wanted a "Home Field." Doing this enabled us to have scenario oriented paintball games. To introduce as many people to the GAME OF PAINTBALL as possible; that was, and is, the goal of Splatmandu. Work on the fields started January 1, 1995. The first season opened April 1, 1995 and the last "sanctioned" game was played September 21, 2014.
We were very receptive to the new player. Splatmandu only survived for so long because here paintballers had a choice. Friends and families could learn how to play the game and enjoy an awesome recreational activity.
In keeping with the club and membership mentality, we decided to create an elite group of people within the Splatmandu Club; the 110ers, or 110% Club. These people were the ones who contributed the most. Without them, there would be no Splatmandu. Their efforts were above and beyond most other club members. They supplied labor and materials, they worked on Saturdays etc…to maintain and keep the fields in shape. They gave more than is possible, consistently. They refereed when they wanted to play, they cooked when they wanted to play, and they contributed simply by being present. The 110ers were the backbone of the club. The 110% Club was a seasonal recognition; no resting on your laurels around here! Among them were the "Key" members. Their efforts expect no reward, yet we all benefit.
"PLAY WITH HONOR" is the Splatmandu motto. We view Paintball as a game of honor (and honor is what you have when no one is looking). Paintball combines both the physical and the mental: adrenaline, strategy, communication, and team work; all in one nice, neat package.
Splatmandu was a "Limited Paint Field." In other words, we typically played our games with one full hopper, and only two spare paint pods. Our slogan is, "Limited Paint, Unlimited Fun". We found that this was a very good way to play the game for numerous reasons, but the biggest reason was that it helped even the odds on the field when everyone carried the same amount of ammo. Besides full hopper, we also played One Ball. If you REALLY wanted to level out the playing field and see if YOU had what it takes play, try One Ball. It is a very inexpensive and beneficial way to learn and play. It is still our favorite way to play.
Although Splatmandu Paintball Club is now CLOSED to the public, we have not closed down completely. Even though we aren't throwing paint around each Sunday, the usual suspects are still milling about the property, preparing it for our latest fund-raising endeavor…. SplatmanBOO Haunted Forest, lovingly referred to as "The BOO." We started the Haunted event in addition to Paintball back in 2008 and since then we have continued. All proceeds for this ONE NIGHT ONLY event still benefit the Domestic Assault Shelter of Three Rivers, MI. This is a charity that has been at the heart of Splatmandu since inception; we will always do whatever we can to help the women and children in need through our events on Splatmandu's property.
- Ted & Kathy Cross
One Ball
One ball began in the early days of Splatmandu. Paint was $100 a case, and we were all broke. We had sweet guns (top notch at the time) but we wanted to play every Sunday, so we started One Ball. With 500 rounds you played all day. What we learned was invaluable. We learned our guns. We learned to play a field, when to move, when not to etc….we learned more than you just have to duck. You carry your paint in a pocket or pouch and remove your hopper from your gun. It's simple, one paintball goes in your hand OR one paintball in your gun. . . game on! That's One Ball.
The largest one ball scenario game ever played at Splatmandu was a 20 on 20…and in 1998* a team from northern Alabama challenged Team TCB from southern Michigan in a One-Ball (Civil War) game. The North triumphed . . . I mean really . . . hugely.
- Ted Cross
* This record was broken on July 6, 2008. We tried out a One Ball Scenario Sunday in July for the TIME WARP Scenario. In this scenario we re-created some elements from the Teesa Egg Scenario originally played in 1999. We had 90 players on the field that day and it was one of the most memorable games many of us have played out here.


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Colorado Springs Utilities is preparing for a water shortfall this summer. As KRCC's Liz Ruskin reports, the utility is proposing water restrictions and would like to revise water rates to discourage heavy use.
Utilities CEO Jerry Forte told city council yesterday that 2013 is shaping up to be one of the worst water years on record.
"We are looking at a significant—I'll call it crisis."
The utility wants to restrict outdoor watering to two days a week, starting April 1st. Officials are also proposing what they call "drought response pricing" for residential customers. Those who stay within the restriction would likely see no change in their bill. But, Chief Water Services Officer Gary Bostrom says customers who fall above a specified threshold would pay double the normal rate for the excess volume.
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please help urgent help required......
Model from the sticker on your ZT-180 : ZT180102ASTRA0312S6
Serial Number from the sticker on your ZT-180: C011032N60000080683
Ram 256mb or 512mb use Android System :
Flash Memory (Internal Storage): 555/721MB
Does your ZT-180 Have a HDMI output port? No
Does your ZT-180 Have a Built in Camera? No
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Kernal Version from settings/ about device (or from Android System Info): 220.127.116.11
Build Number from settings/ about device (or from Android System Info):zt180-eng.AOSP Openmaster eng.root.20110312.120935 test-keys
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> Interestingly, they sound the same notes of caution around Poisson
> regression with robust variance estimation as around binomial
> regression -
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> Unlike other recent articles on this subject [references omitted], we
> are less optimistic about the use of log-linear models, either
> Poisson or log binomial, to estimate relative risks directly. Log-
> binomial regression, as others and we [31] have found, will not
> converge routinely. Failure of the log-binomial model to converge
> should not, as has been suggested, point to Poisson regression as an
> alternative. Rather, it should signal a fundamental shortcoming of
> any log-link model-the failure to fit the data and to bound estimates
> of risk by the interval [0,1].
That nicely mirrors a comment I made yesterday:
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Before Nathan Piovesan received his M.D. degree from Wright State University School of Medicine on June 9, he had to journey half-way around the world for his final course. Completing a month-long surgery rotation at a remote missionary hospital in Papua New Guinea was his choice for a finale. He wanted to renew the motivation that led him to become a doctor.
Papua New Guinea (PNG) meant a homecoming for Piovesan. His parents, the Rev. Gary and Dorothy Piovesan, served 20 years as missionaries in a mountainous jungle village there. Nathan grew up there from age 3. He met his wife to be, also named Dorothy, at a mission boarding school in PNG. He learned the Pacific island's most widely used "trade" language. And he experienced firsthand the people's overwhelming need for medical care.
Piovesan's surgery rotation was based at the Kudjip Nazarene Hospital, a 120-bed facility in PNG's eastern highlands. His mentor was Dr. Jim Radcliffe, a general surgeon with 20 years of missionary experience who also practices at Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia when he is stateside.
"Kudjip had a good surgical suite for the country," Piovesan says. "They had what they needed to handle almost anything -- and you never knew what would come in the door next."
The surgeries ranged from appendectomies and delivering babies by caesarian section to stitching trauma wounds and correcting a young boy's club feet. When not assisting in the surgeries, Piovesan helped out as translator.
"Papua New Guinea is a small country with only 4.5 million people, but there are more than 800 different languages," Piovesan explains. His father was the first outsider to learn the language of the isolated Wuzarambia tribe.
"He started with a tape recorder, a piece of paper, and a pencil," Nathan recalls. "It took him five years, but he became as fluent as the villagers. He wrote the words down phonetically -- the first time the language had ever been written down. Before that, the villagers had no concept of what writing was. They had to learn how to hold a pencil."
Piovesan's decision to become a doctor began in the same jungle village. He went along when Rev. Piovesan was called out on emergencies. His father used first-aid training and penicillin "to do what he could," and when the medical problem was serious, he made a radio call for air evacuation. That often meant carrying the patient on an hour-long hike to the air strip.
A friend of his brother died of measles. His own best friend died from head injuries after a tree branch fell on him. "It opened my eyes to the real need there," Piovesan says. "That's when I knew I wanted to be a missionary doctor."
After earning a B.A. degree in biology from Cedarville College, Piovesan entered medical school at Wright State on an Air Force scholarship. In July he begins Wright State's five-year general surgery residency at Wright-Patterson AFB Medical Center. Following his Air Force service, he plans to fulfill his calling to be a missionary.
"That's why I went to New Guinea this time. I knew I had to keep the vision and fire alive. I needed to go back and see the people again and remind myself of the need," Piovesan says.
Nathan Piovesan won the Dean's Award at Wright State School of Medicine's graduation. The award is presented annually to a graduate who exemplifies the goals of the School of Medicine and has made significant contributions to the school.
"Growing up in Papua New Guinea instilled in Nathan, at a young age, the necessity and benefits of hard work, discipline, determination, perseverance, and team work," said Howard Part, M.D., Wright State dean of medicine, in presenting the award. "Nathan is committed to pursuing excellence in surgical training and to advancing quality of life."