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In case you've missed the other 38 times I've mentioned it in my other columns: I run Assassinato Coaching. It's a poker strategy consultancy that puts players in touch with fitting performance and strategic coaches. We have 1,000+ players who have worked with us, and I have easily done the work in 90% of those consultations.
I can tell you from all that experience that where you'll really see the men be separated from the boys is the turn. Many guys can memorize an opening hands chart. Many people know that continuation bets tend to be a good idea. It's the turn where people get really tripped up.
This has always confused me, because once I finally figured out how to be a better player on the turn I was surprised by how simple the solutions were.
If you're out of position, go for three streets or charge people to play you in position.
If you're in position, bet the turn to buy the showdown.
That's it. For most cases this advice will suffice.
Let's first discuss being out of position. Many people express extreme discomfort when they raise preflop from the cut off, get flattened by the button, and then find that their flop bet didn't work.
My first question in this situation is always, "why did you think that was going to work?" Yes, when poker started, people didn't understand their positional edges.
They would fold too often to flop continuation bets. Now, people want to see if you balk on the turn. They know if you check on any coordinated board then you have capped your range, as you'd likely barrel with your overpairs, sets, or two pairs (that is, unless you were planning a checkraise…an equally dangerous and underutilized play).
When you raise preflop and get called by somebody in position you have to realize: You are donk betting when you bet the flop. You are leading out of position. Yes, you have the betting lead. Big whoop. This guy flatted you with a very taut range. People don't cold call with dry aces. A good percentage of boards are going to hit him. If he has backdoors at all (which he's likely to have given his cold calling range) then he will peel to see if you blink on later streets.
If you're going to donk bet, ever, you need to plan for three streets. If you check at any point during the hand you are signifying weakness and a capped range. This wouldn't be a problem if you were in position, but you don't have that luxury right now.
If you want to make this a shorter game then you must charge people to play you out of position. You need to use bigger bets. You can even consider over-bets (see my previous article for details).
Sometimes, this difficulty of playing out of position is also resolved by value betting very thinly. Maybe second pair with second kicker isn't a normal triple-barreling hand for you, but it better become one when you're out of position. You will occasionally value own yourself versus a better pair, but you'll also be pleasantly surprised by how often people call you down with ridiculous hands…just because they had position.
In position, there is still a play that bafflingly works all the time. A Romanian friend of mine called it "buying the showdown" and since I'm not creative at all I'm going to steal that. Don't look at me like that. I'm sure he got it from someone else too.
Anyhow, when you're on the turn you need to put in more double barrels. People still pay far too much with their draws, especially out of position, so you need to charge them on this street. Obviously, you won't be able to do this on the river, as they'll have hit their hand or their hand will have been reduced to nothing.
You will also get a number of calls from weak pairs who just want to see what you do on the river. It's very in vogue now in poker to call the turn to "re-evaluate" the river. It used to be cool to call on the flop to "re-evaluate" the turn, but apparently people have shifted their valuations to a deeper stacked street.
Go ahead and get another street of value, and blend those bets in with your semi bluffs. People often grossly overestimate how much their semi bluffs need to work. With all the bluffing equity and the future implied earnings of hitting your hand many of your bets can fail 80% of the time on the turn and still turn a profit.
You will have to balance your range a bit more with a couple absolute bluffs. These are best accomplished by asking yourself "what called the flop?"
Most people say, "yeah, yeah, I know that." I would disagree with that.
One example I always see is a board comes something like Ks-7h-6h. The preflop raiser fires with nothing and gets flatted. The turn is the Jack of clubs. The preflop raiser checks and folds.
This always blows my mind. If he called you with a seven or a six this card sucks. A flush draw missed. A straight draw missed. That turn is a very bad card for most of the flatting range. Why wouldn't you fire again and fire the triple barrel frequently? (Not everybody can call three streets there with a king).
Yet, 90% of guys will just check there and give up. You never see them run a triple barrel, ever, thus making their triple barrel range exclusively value.
Now, of course, there is one obvious counter to betting the turn with such a blended range here, and that is the checkraise.
You do not have to worry about a checkraise. Advanced cash game players will check and call with their flush draws to check/jam the turn, but it's rare to see most low-stakes players and tournament players do that. You'll also see some regs turn third pairs into bluffs or something similar. This play is similarly underutilized in tournament and low-stakes play.
If you want some metric you can depend on then I would look at the person's checkraise statistic. If it's anything less than 15% then it's likely the person doesn't bluff much. If you highlight the stats often you'll see a breakdown of when those checks raises happened. If all of them happened on the flop then you have even less to worry about.
As always, I hope these tips have helped open your mind to the beautiful game of No Limit Hold'em. Good luck to all of you.
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Study objectives: Familial idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (FIPF) has been defined as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) occurring in two or more members of a family. The clinical course of FIPF has not been fully defined. Accordingly, the current study was undertaken to establish clinical, radiologic, and histologic features, and survival in a consecutive series of patients with FIPF.
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Patients: We screened 47 patients and family members with FIPF from 15 families who were identified between the years 1992 and 2002. We further analyzed the subgroup of FIPF patients that was composed of 27 patients from 15 families in whom the complete clinical course was monitored at our institution.
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It was a decent day to start the seventh grade, Shane decided. He pulled on his favorite pair of Chucks and tied the laces as he heard his mother calling him from downstairs. Grabbing his army print messenger bag from the floor, he paused by Igor's cage and poked a finger through the bars to stroke his scaly back. Igor's tongue flicked out in total non-concern. Shane grinned.
"Wish me luck, buddy."
Igor's tongue flashed again and Shane could have sworn he saw his eyes roll to the side. Laughing, he peeled out into the hallway and took the stairs two at a time and came to a near screeching halt in the kitchen. He took a muffin from his mother's outstretched hand, kissed her quickly on the cheek, and tossed out a hurried farewell as he reached for the back door.
"You better not have Igor in that bag," she called after him.
Shane smirked at her and hefted the bag over his left shoulder. He didn't say anything, but he did stop in his tracks to turn around and raise his eyebrows at her.
"I'm serious, Shane. Your teachers at Riverfield might have found it cute when Igor mysteriously popped in, but I sort of doubt that your middle school will be so cool about things."
Shane reached for his the flap of his messenger bag with a heavy sigh.
"Shane! I didn't really think you had him with you! What—"
His mother cut off when he opened the bag to reveal he was carrying nothing other than a single notebook and his ipod. She tilted her head to the side and smiled at him.
"You are such a brat sometimes! Now go get 'em, tiger! And eat that whole muffin! It's organic and it has tons of good stuff in it. And don't get caught with that ipod. Love you, kid."
He gave her the peace sign and tripped down the back steps on the route to Wakeman Middle School. He fished into his back pack for the ipod and scanned through the songs for a suitable first day of school song. Taking a cue from his mother, he settled on "Eye of the Tiger," and bobbed his head along with the beat as he traced the path to school. He paused at the end of his street to throw a couple of fake punches as the song hit a crescendo, but he didn't bother to glance around to see if anyone would notice.
So, Wacko begins, he thought as he tracked the progression of a line of ants by the sidewalk. Out goes the tiny Riverfield, in comes the big bad middle school. Out goes show and tell with Igor. In comes Bumpers. Out goes Laura McCall. In comes… whoever.
It wasn't as if he was girl crazy, but he did have eyes.
Speaking of eyes… he spotted a gaggle of fresh girls dead ahead on the sidewalk outside Nugent's grocery store. He slowed his pace and observed them as they giggled and hurried toward the entrance of Wakeman. Two brunettes, a blond, and two redheads. They were sort of like Charlie's Angels, only there were more of them. He shadowed them through the school gates and watched as they hesitated near the entrance. They all turned to look at each other and Shane glimpsed their profiles. One of the redheads had round, bright eyes she appeared to be talking to a one of the brunettes, whose features were delicate like some kind of elf or sprite. He'd been reading Lord of the Rings- she could hang with them. He was just figuring that there was no time like the present to meet some new ladies and he was gearing up to introduce himself when one of the brunettes surged into the fray and the others darted forward to catch up with her.
As they merged with the rest of the crowd, Shane suddenly took in the broader scene before him and found himself surrounded by teenagers. He peered around the common area and noted that he didn't recognize a single face. Shrugging, he kept walking and nodded his head along with the beat of the newest song on his ipod- a Beatles song from a CD his dad told him would change his life. So far, not so much , but it at least had a good melody.
He started up the steps toward the main building, feeling mildly curious about how many homerooms might cover the whole seventh grade. As he reached for the door, he heard his name from a few steps behind him. Bill Soliday jogged up the steps to meet him and reached out a fist to exchange knuckle bumps in greeting. Shane accepted gladly and walked through the doors with his childhood friend.
"Arrington- how was your summer?"
"Good, good. No complaints. You?"
"Freakin' awesome. I went to fantasy football camp at Giants Stadium. You're looking at the next big place kicker."
Shane nodded at this and decided not to comment on Riverfield's last losing football season. He also decided not to comment on the amount of gel in Bill's hair. Bill was talking again.
"Man, have you seen the intense number of hotties here? In- saaaane."
As he spoke, Bill swung his eyes around the hall as if trying to zero in on a target. Shane glanced around as well and noticed the spritely brunette with a willowy blond up ahead and had an indescribable urge to distract Bill from noticing them.
"Hey- so what homeroom are you in?"
"107." Bill answered but his head was whipping back and forth at girls passing in both directions.
"Groovy. Me too. I think I see it up ahead."
As they wove through the crowd, Shane noted the two girls ducking into Room 107 and felt his curiosity peak. Bill waltzed in first looking as if he were already prom king or something equally distinctive. He paused just inside the doorway with both hands on his hips and a leer on his face. Shane wondered briefly when Bill became a teenage lothario but was quickly distracted when he noticed The Guy.
Since 5th grade, Shane played football for his school team. And since 5th grade, he dreaded playing Mark Twain Elementary because of The Guy. He was much too tall, even in 5th grade, and now he looked as if he could barely fit his knees under his desk. The Guy had an arm like a cannon—Shane was pretty certain the old Riverfield quarterback didn't stand a chance at first string on the Wacko JV squad. It was odd, seeing The Guy. When the Riverfield guys would hash out the games later, they would all talk about him like he was some sort of movie star, and it was strange to see him without football pads on- wearing a t-shirt and jeans like Shane. At the moment, he was smiling and nodding at a super-nerd type sitting next to him and Shane thought he might be an okay sort of dude if he was nice to nerdy types, even though he could probably snap the kid's neck with his thumb.
Bill noticed The Guy at the same and raised his eyebrows at Shane and mouthed, "The Guy!"
Shane nodded and they both glanced at him again before they moved across the room where Shane noticed Laura McCall and some of her cronies clustered together. Bill's eyes had just landed on Tammy Lucero and he looked like a wolf stalking his prey as they drew closer. Shane idly wondered when Bill got a thing for Tammy. Wasn't he all into Laura at the graduation dance last spring? Weird.
Shane settled into a desk and was vaguely surprised to find that his own knees barely fit under the top. He glanced toward The Guy but found his eyes sliding past him to the Sprite Girl. She was leaning forward in her desk speaking quietly to the blond. She had dark hair in curls around her shoulders and she seemed on the small side. She had a friendly face- rosy cheeks and warm eyes. She suddenly glanced in his direction and a full-on blaze of a smile spread over her face. She looked welcoming, genuine, and very pretty. Shane knew she wasn't looking at him, but he suddenly realized he might have his first Wacko crush. Interesting.
The day went on smoothly. Shane strolled from class to class, finding that he recognized a few faces in each of his classes. He found he was more interested in the people that he didn't already know. The Guy showed up in a couple of classes and smiled his way through each one of them. A very tiny girl with horn-rimmed glasses sat next to him in English class and wrote down every word the teacher said. A slobby dude in his math class ate cheetos when the teacher was distracted and left cheese dust all over his desk. A guy with a leather jacket scowled at everyone in history when the teacher forced them to introduce themselves.
The Sprite Girl appeared again in one more of his classes, and he found himself watching her more closely than the other new kids. Shane quickly discovered her name was Jana Morgan and she went to Mark Twain Elementary. She looked wide-eyed and nervous the whole day, but every so often she would flash a blinding, sunny smile and he thought she might be pretty sweet when she wasn't terrified. He wasn't sure why she was terrified in the first place- she appeared to know a few people in every class and they all greeted her happily.
Lunch had been the closest thing to a gossip session that Shane ever cared to attend. He found himself sitting with a bunch of guys from Riverfield, and conversation had quickly turned from buzz about The Guy (evidently named Randy Kriwan) to the new crop of girls.
"I still say Laura McCall is the hottest girl our age," Steve Hernandez said around a mouth of chili.
Shane winced, and not just because he could clearly see the chili sloshing around in Steve's mouth.
"Laura's still pretty smokin', but there are so many new and shiny choices!" Brad Cochran spoke like some kind of game show host.
"Like who?" Steve asked.
"Like Tootsie St Clair," Brad replied.
"Dude, I'm pretty sure it's Taffy Sinclair," Bill smirked.
"I knew it was a candy. Whatever, she's still pretty sweet," Brad grinned at his own joke and Shane rolled his eyes.
"Who else?" Steve pressed as he started in on his French fries.
Bill shook his head and answered, "I don't know what they put in the water over at Mark Twain, but pretty much all of those girls are at least passable. A few standouts- Taffy, of course, Melody something-or-another, a chick named Alexis, and that girl who was on the news for rescuing the baby."
Shane nodded in remembrance of that story from last year. It had been big news when two girls their own age had been all over the news for finding a baby at their school. Their teachers at Riverfield had made them read the story in the paper and write an essay about helping people or something else that was sort of cheesy.
"How do you know it was the same girl?" Shane asked Bill.
"I had a class with her. Some other kid recognized her and asked her about it and she said it was her. Name is Jana, I think."
Shane perked up at this. So she was cute and socially responsible. Two points for the new girl. He was fairly certain he was going to have to talk to her now.
"You know what though? Laura McCall rules because she's freakin' stacked!" Steve held up his milk carton and the other guys toasted him with a chorus of laughs.
Well, that's just about enough of that, Shane thought to himself.
Shane eased away from the table and slapped Bill on the back as he walked away. Glancing around the corridor outside the cafeteria for teachers, he reached into his bag for his ipod and headed outdoors where he would have less chance of getting caught. He parked himself by the front door and let himself zone out to the mellow sounds of Jack Johnson.
So far, not so bad, he figured. Most of the other seventh graders seemed kind of cool and he thought most of the teachers were alright. He could tell he was not going to dig Family Living- the teacher was sort of a stickler for rules and had eyed him carefully when he introduced himself and gave his "fun fact" that he owned an iguana. The class itself might be okay; it was mostly an exercise in learning to be a decent human being. Plus, the class was full of people NOT from Riverfield and he was starting to wonder if the Riverfield kids were all that awesome.
He never fit in at Riverfield. That wasn't to say that he didn't have friends, but he never felt like the other kids understood him at all. They all thought it was hilarious that he had a pet iguana and that his dad wore an earring and drove an old school VW bug and that his mom made him tofu-based lunches. He figured he was sort of a novelty to all of them who lived in houses with starched dress shirts, Labrador Retrievers, and Honda Civics. They all sort of assumed that he was a total hippy too, and that was mostly true- but he sort of loved cheeseburgers and his room didn't have a single candle shaped like a mushroom. He even had a few polo shirts. Shane just didn't like to limit his options and he sometimes felt boxed in by his old classmates. He was The Hippy. He figured the other students at Wacko already had some idea about his reputation, but he also had a chance to just be himself. Which he usually was anyway.
And then there was lunch today and Bill's lascivious comments in the morning. Who were these guys? True that Shane himself was sort of stoked about the new girls, but these guys didn't seem to have very honorable intentions. Shane wasn't sure what they wanted from the girls exactly, but he didn't think it would jive with his mom's lectures on equality.
He was so lost in thought about meeting new people that he almost didn't notice her sitting on the steps alone. It was the pixie girl- Jana Morgan- and she looked as though she had lost her best friend. This seemed like a good enough opening, and he was all ready to shove away from the wall and approach her when both of her redhead friends swooped down on her with excited expressions. Shane tried not to stare at them as he watched them interact with her. One of the redheads was on the tall side, and he recognized her from earlier that morning when he first saw Jana walking to school. She had a pretty face and wide, expressive eyes. At the moment, she was gesturing wildly with her right hand and her face was positively glowing. She might be another one worth knowing, but he was still pretty drawn to the quieter sprite. The other redhead was just as tiny as Jana, but he would never describe her as a pixie. She had a set jaw and sharp eyes—more like a gnome, maybe? At the moment, her mouth was twisted in a bemused smile, but he had a feeling she could lose her temper in a hurry.
The next thing he knew, all three of them were trotting up the steps toward him and it didn't look as though they were heading back inside the building. Sure enough, they came to a halt not two feet away from him. Curious, he thought, they seem like they may want to speak with me. Huh.
Shane politely removed his ear buds and cocked his head as he waited for the trio to state their business.
"You're Shane Arrington, aren't you?" the pretty redhead asked, her arms linked with the other two. Her tone and phrasing suggested this was some sort of scouting mission.
"Sure am," he replied. He wondered if this was all—they just wanted to confirm his name. There was enough gossip going around the seventh grade that he figured some people just wanted to know which face to link with which story.
The redhead went on, "I'm Melanie Edwards. And these are my friends Katie Shannon and Jana Morgan. We're from Mark Twain." She said it all in one breath, paused and kept going, "We wanted to ask you something."
Shane got the impression she was about to ask him something very serious as she was practically squeezing her friends' arms to the point of popping blood vessels. He also got the impression that by "we" she meant "I" because her two friends were exchanging looks with one another suggesting they had been dragged along. He waited for her to continue.
"Is it true that you have a pet iguana?"
So that was it? Just another person wanting to confirm that he was as weird as everyone said? Well, he may as well grin and bear it.
"Sure, Igor."
Her wide blue eyes looked like saucers and she glanced between her friends as if to confirm that she wasn't being duped. Shane thought it might be fun to be friends with her just to see what you could get away with telling her.
"Well, do you keep him in a cage?"
Duh, of course I keep him in a cage.
"Nah, he has the run of the house."
This time, Melanie's friends both broke their serious facades. Katie, the tinier and sort of ferocious looking one, quirked her mouth up at one side and let her eyes fly up to the sky as if trying to find some composure up there. Jana didn't try to hide her smile and a rather adorable dimple appeared in her left cheek. Shane had the sudden urge to make her laugh to see what it would sound like.
Melanie seemed to struggle for a moment, "But… what if he has to, you know…go?"
That caught Shane's attention. Most people didn't think all that hard about Igor. They just knew that he had an iguana and it was sort of unusual and that was the end of the conversation. It seemed Melanie might be slightly more interesting than he originally thought.
"To the bathroom? That's easy. He just walks over to the door and knocks once with his tail and I let him out. When he's done, he knocks again and let him back in."
Jana's cheeks rounded as if she was trying to swallow a laugh and Shane grinned at his almost victory. Next to her, Melanie Edwards looked as though she was trying to work out a difficult math problem. On the other side, Katie Shannon was looking right at him, smiling and shaking her head. Well, she couldn't be so bad if she had a sense of humor.
"Um, okay. We were just wondering. Thanks a lot," Melanie said, flashing him a sweet, but sort of confused smile.
He nodded at her and grinned back with confidence as she pulled her friends around to head toward the other entrance. As he watched them go, they huddled toward each other and he was pretty sure the two bookends were telling Melanie that he was likely teasing her.
Still, he had made Jana smile, and she had an extremely nice smile. He had heard a rumor about her and those other girls while in his Family Living class. Two girls sitting behind him were chattering and he saw them gesturing toward Jana and saying she was the leader of a clique from Mark Twain. They called themselves something…Gorgeous Girls? Fabulous Girls? Fantastic Five? He grimaced as he was reminded of the most infamous clique at Riverfield- the Fantastic Foursome. Laura McCall led them around like a princess and her servants. They weren't all bad, except for when they all got together and started acting like everyone else should feel lucky to just be in their presence. He actually liked Laura at times, and Funny Hawthorne was actually sort of awesome. He had a vague crush on her at Riverfield, mostly because she had such a strange name and didn't treat him like an entertaining spectacle.
A bell rang overhead and he tucked his ipod away and went back inside.
The rest of the day went by without incident. Melanie popped up in his biology class with the infamous Dracovitch and she fluttered her fingers at him before she took a seat a couple of rows over. Laura McCall cornered him between classes and informed him she was having a party soon and really hoped he could make it. She also casually asked if he would make it to Bumpers that afternoon and he gave a hazy answer, unsure himself if he wanted to go.
His last period class was gym and that's when he made his first actual new friend. Coach Bledsoe would also be their football coach, and he didn't seem terribly concerned with orienting them to expectations for gym class. He seemed much more interested in assessing who might be trying out for the junior varsity team and what playing football for him might entail. His lecture only lasted about 30 minutes of the total 50 devoted to the class period. He tossed some handouts about appropriate gym class behavior and attire at them and told them to work on homework until the bell. Never mind that no one actually had homework yet.
As the coach drifted off toward his office at the back of the gym, Shane twisted around on the bleachers looking for a friendly face. He was considering tramping up the steps to join Brad Cochran when he heard someone nearby say his name.
"Arrington, right?"
He turned to confirm and add with as little sarcasm as he could manage that yes it was true he had an iguana, but he stopped short when he saw who spoke to him. It was The Guy, and he was looking right at Shane with a friendly expression.
"Um, yeah. Good call."
"I remember you from some games last year-- I went to Mark Twain. You're pretty tricky when people try to tackle you. Nice footwork. "
Dumbfounded, Shane just looked at The Guy and finally nodded in thanks. Why was he suddenly star struck?
"Yeah, so, I'm Randy. Um, Kirwan."
Sense finally took over Shane and he extended his hand to shake. As Randy accepted it, he replied, "Good to meet you. I remember you from the games too. Can't wait to catch some of your passes this fall. And it's Shane, by the way. Shane Arrington."
Randy smiled as he released Shane's hand and leaned back against the bleacher behind them and surveyed the other guys in the class.
"We ought to have a good team. I remember you, of course. But I recognize some of the other guys who were pretty good too. I think with all of us together, we should put up a pretty good fight."
Shane nodded and leaned back as well, hardly believing that he was speaking to the rock star of the sixth grade football league and the rock star was identifying him as an equal.
"Agreed. I think the biggest problem will be getting over our old loyalties, you know? We all used to be enemies. I say we give peace a chance though."
He expected Randy to say something about Shane being a hippy because most people would comment on that when he used his parents' 70s lingo, but Randy just bobbed his head.
"I think you're right. The sooner we start practicing the better. Once we all get used to each other and our playing styles, we could be unstoppable."
They continued discussing tactics for a while, and Shane found himself grateful that he met someone that didn't seem to already have him pigeonholed. It was the first person all day that had not once mentioned Igor or his dad's VW or anything related to hippies.
A few minutes before the bell, they lapsed into a short silence, and Shane decided Randy may be a good tool to investigate some of the Mark Twain ladies.
"So, football is awesome and all, but what do you think about Wacko? Pretty different from Mark Twain, huh?"
Randy scratched his chin and rolled his eyes.
"Oh yeah. I got lost about three times today. At least the football field is the same wherever you go."
Shane laughed appreciatively, "Totally understand, dude. I nearly walked into a girls' bathroom."
Randy snorted, "How did you figure out you were in the wrong place?"
And there it was—the opening he needed.
"Actually, I think some girl from Mark Twain stopped me. Taffy, is it?"
"Tall, blond, and, uh, developed?"
Shane couldn't help but feel pleased that Randy didn't seem quite as crass as the other guys.
"Yeah, sounds right."
"If she went to Mark Twain, it's probably Taffy."
"Any other cute ones from your old alma mater?"
A crooked smile fell over Randy's face and he seemed to blush.
"Uh, yeah, actually—"
Whatever he said next was drowned out by the bell ringing. All around them, the other guys starting clomping down the bleachers and horsing around on their way out of the gym. Randy rose to leave as well and a guy with sandy blond hair bounded down the stairs to him and called out, "Hey, Kirwan, hoops at my house after school- alright?"
As the guy joined them, Randy answered that he would be there and introduced Shane as they started for the hallway to the main building.
"Oh, Shane Arrington, right? The iguana kid? I'm Keith Masterson."
Shane nodded and decided Keith Masterson would probably not be his new best friend. But Randy Kirwan might be a cool guy. He probably would have wanted to be friends with him anyway, but it also seemed like a good idea to befriend someone who knew all the Mark Twain girls. Maybe he was friends with Jana and Shane could get some more time to talk to her.
First day of school, and Shane was feeling pretty awesome about things.


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Robin Olivier, M.Ed., NCC, NCSC, CHt . email@example.com Early College Academy. Advocacy. Goals and Expectations of this Presentation:. To be informed . About leadership and advocacy within the state and what is possible when you engage in leadership and advocacy
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All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.
-Martin Luther King, Jr.
Active support of an idea or cause etc.; especially the act of pleading or arguing for something
Advocacy Competencies for counselors (2003), endorsed by the American Counseling Association (ACA), have provided a framework for understanding how advocacy is applied to practice.
Researchers have described advocacy as more than one definable activity; there is advocacy for students, the counseling profession, multisystem level social change, addressing discrimination, scholarship activities, and more (Goodman et al., 2004; Trusty & Brown, 2005).
Rank in order which of these forms of advocacy is easiest to hardest for you. Discuss with your neighbor.
It is our job to advocate for our profession (as we do for our students); to promote, explain, and clarify, and to defend if necessary the role of the professional school counselor in todays' educational system.
(Brown & Trusty, 2005)
(1) An appreciation for human suffering
(2) Nonverbal and verbal communication skills
(3) Maintenance of a multi-systems perspective
(4) Individual, group, and organizational interventions
(5) Knowledge and use of media, technology, and the Internet
(6) Assessment and research skills
(Kiselica & Robinson, 2001)
ASCA – Advocacy and Public Policy Institute (APPI)
Amanda Fitzgerald, ASCA Director of Public email@example.com
1. Know the legislative process
2. Know the schedule
3. Know your lawmakers
4. Communicate with your legislator (visits, phone call, letters and email)
5. Legislative Tours and/or Legislative Day
1. Know the legislative process
How a bill is passed
2. Know the schedule
Even numbered years – noon on the last Monday of March
Odd numbered Years – noon last day of April
What senate district you live in? Who is your state senator? What committees does he/she serve on? How many committees in the senate?
What representative district do you live in? Who is your representative? What committees does he/she serve on? How many committees in the house?
What makes them tick? What are their "causes"?
When is re-election
They love good press
Do you know your BESE member?
"The time to make friends is before you need them."
-Lyndon Baines Johnson
Be prepared, have your message written in front of you
Keep message simple & concise. Ask for specific action or message about position.
Number of calls count
Send a follow up letter with additional info (use personal or school letterhead), but be brief.
Avoid form letters/ personal or school letterhead
Identify yourself and your reason for writing
Be brief and Stick to one issue
Refer to legislation by its bill number or title
Be specific, make it clear what you want him/her to do.
Tell again why the issue is important to you and implications for the community
Offer to be a resource if more information is needed
Request a response
Keep copy of letter
The Honorable John Doe
State Senate/State Representative
P.O. Box 94183
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4183
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has .
--Margaret Mead
Potential Rewards:
Potential Risks:
Change is the essence of life. Be willing to surrender what you are for what you could be…we must become the change we want to see…We are the leaders we have been waiting for."
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Individual Tumor Profiling
Has Tumor Molecular Profiling Enabled More Effective and Less Toxic Cancer Treatment?
Top 10 Under 40
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Podcast: FDA's New Commissioner Hits the Ground Running
Scott Gottlieb, M.D., Commits to Speeding Up Drug Reviews, and Maintaining Safety and Efficacy
Fujifilm and Dr. Reddy's Ink Pact Covering Generic Drugs in Japan
Fujifilm and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories signed a memorandum of understanding for an exclusive partnership in the generic drugs business for the Japanese market. They also plan on establishing a joint venture (JV) in Japan. Fujifilm would have a 51% stake in the JV and Dr. Reddy's the rest.
The new company is expected to develop, manufacture, and promote generic drugs utilizing Fujifilm's quality-control technologies built through its photo film business as well as Dr. Reddy's expertise in cost competitive production technologies for APIs and formulations. The first products will be launched in the next three to four years. The JV also plans to design drugs that fit the specific requirements of the Japanese market.
Since 2008, Fujifilm has been ramping up its presence in the life science sector likely to counteract decreasing demand for its photo film and paper business. Fujifilm reported a decrease of 16% last year in the sales of digital cameras, color films, and imaging solutions. The firm has said that it plans on tripling its size over the coming decade and moving into a highly profitable and growing market.
Fujifilm initially entered the pharmaceutical business by buying a majority stake in Japan's Toyama Chemical that makes OTC products but whose main draw is an experimental avian influenza medicine called T-705. Toyama became a consolidated subsidiary of Fujifilm in March 2008.
In May 2009, GE Healthcare signed a strategic alliance to co-develop biomolecular imaging systems based on Fujifilm's CCD and laser-based imaging technology. According to terms of the deal, GE will market the products under its own brands to the life science research and drug discovery markets worldwide.
In February of this year Fujifilm picked up Merck & Co.'s contract manufacturing facilities in an acquisition reported to be worth $490 million. Fujifilm gains all the equity interest in both Diosynth and MSD Biologics, including facilities in North Carolina and Northeast England, manufacturing business support operations, and workforce.
Then in June, through the newly formed Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies business, the firm inked a deal to add a 1,000 L Xcellerex® single-use bioreactor to its Research Triangle Park, NC, facility. The expansion is anticipated to be validated and fully operational by the first quarter of 2012.
The other hi-tech company making a play in biopharma is Samsung. Almost six months ago it reported plans to set up a KRW 300 billion JV with Quintiles Transnational for the contract manufacture of biopharmaceuticals.
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Jeep Fest
Is anyone going to jeep feat this year in jasper, ga? I plan on going this year which will be my first time. I know it is ways away but I was wanting to see if anyone planned on going this year and if anyone has been in the past years? Enjoy it? Why or why not? What do they have? Events? Sponsors? What are the trails like? Etc?
It is September 6th-8th. They have a website that shows you all what went on last year.http://www.sheriffsjeepfest.com/
Went last year. It was a last minute trip so didn't get in on any trails. Watching the other folks do the obstacle course was pretty amusing though. :) Heard they're doing the trails in a different spot this year. Either way, I'm pretty sure we'll be headed up there. Just walking through the parking lot is a like a kid in a candy shop.
Sounds like a fun event. Though with too many Jeeps, it becomes a park and wait sort of trail ride.
I was there last year and will be back for this one. My experience on the trails and else where was great. The only problems that I heard were on the night ride. They had WAY more Jeeps than expected and and turned into a cluster****. We stayed the entire weekend and had a great time. Plus, It is all for a good cause, the Sheriff's boys home.
I'm not sure on that, I have read that before the event that they get jeep clubs and locals to volunteer to go out and clean the trails up and get them ready. @MosesTJ we are planning on going up for the weekend of the event. We should all try to get together that Saturday morning and ride up.
I went to this last year. Had a blast. Huge turnout.
It was amazing just to walk up and down the rows of 100's of jeeps all lined up in the fields. Every configuration of jeeps, lifts, bumpers, etc that you could imagine.
Sign ups for the trail rides filled up very very quickly and early on the Saturday morning.
The trail rides were on private land. Little bit of a cluster waiting to get started on a trail with 100 other jeeps gathered in the same waiting area and trying to find out what was going on.
Private trails, crossed each other and branched off of one another, no signage as to which way to go. You were supposed to follow the leader, however if a jeep in front of you didn't keep up and the ones in front kept on going you would end up lost out there. The silver lining to that was that you ended up exploring more trails trying to find the way back.
I had little to no experience doing any off roading so I can't really speak for the difficulty of the trails. They had 3 level of difficulties, I only did the first 2. Some of that was me thinking "It is possible to drive there? Well the jeep in front of me just did it so I am going for it" .
The obstacle course back at the event area was neat to see and watch others drive through.
I am definitely going again this year.
Went last year and had a great time. I plan on going again this year.
Jkdreams we are going up there to also anyone with the dd crew going be cool to meet up and ride together if possible I know pre register is 60 dollars and is sometime in may and yes from what i understand trail ride sign is on sat and fill up fast you have to tell them what time you plan on riding or something like that
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went last year had a great time the obstacle course gave my front bumper a little character, lots of fun
I went last year. Its a lot of fun but don't go expecting an off road event. It is a lot of people and not enough trails to accomidate all of them
This sounds like it might be a fun way to get more familiar with my by-then first Jeep.
I was at Jeep Hut getting my Jeep back. I saw a flyer for it. I am thinking of going.
I think we are going
I went last year. Great time. Already have my campsite reserved. You guys are welcome to join my crew that weekend.
Plenty of events, from the obstacle course to the big bonfire Saturday night. Sponsors galore to talk to. Trails are absolutely worth attending for and I am very much looking forward to tackling the level 3 courses this year. The only bad event was the night ride, it was literally driving down a gravel road with 300 other jeeps going 2 mph, not to mention the hour and a half drive to get to this gravel road. That was not fun. At all.
Very family orientated, I'd highly recommend attending. I know I'll be going back this year, hopefully with the dog again, for those that know Chuy.
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One of the most interesting figures from the aristocratic family of Dembinsky (Dembinski) is Countess Urszula Dembinska (maiden name Morsztyn, coat of arms Leliwa). When she was just 16 years old, in 1762, she married subprefect Franciszek Dembinski, coat of arms Rawicz.
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Urszula's second daughter married General Wielhorski and her only son married Katarzyna Gostkowska of Kromolow. Urszula resided partly in Krakow, where she placed the iron chains surrounding St. Mary's Church situated at the main Market Square. She also spent lots of time at the palace in Szczekociny after she built it on the place of the old Koryncki wooden manor.
Even the last Polish king, Stanislaw August Poniatowski, was interested in the Countess Urszula since she was an attractive young widow. They met each other in 1787. Urszula Dembinska invited the king to her palace. We know that the royal party departed for Szczekociny on July 8. Urszula hosted a dinner for over 200 people. King Poniatowski's first toast was for the health of beautiful hostess. After the dinner they went walking in the park together. At the ball they danced the first dance of the evening. The King must have enjoyed this place since he stayed there for two days. He allegedly remarked "This palace is too small for the king but too beautiful and rich for a noble manor" (in Polish: "pałac dla monarchy mały, ale na dwór szlachecki za piękny i bogaty.") According to the legend, Barbara's ghost appears every year on the anniversary of the king's visit to await his return.
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When she was almost 80 years old, Urszula died in the arms of her granddaughter, Amelia, in her residence in Szczekociny, where she had lived continously since 1795.