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PRESENTED ON: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
PURPOSE: Following of patients referred by the French Emergency dispatching centre (SAMU 15) in different hospital services (emergency or ICU) is not always easy. Purpose of this study was to analyze each call arriving at the emergency dispatching centre, define resources for transportation, host hospital department, and analyze the short-term outcome of these patients.
METHODS: We conducted a prospective, observational study, by collecting all data recording at the Emergency Dispatching Centre on a continuous 24 hours period. Each call creating a medical file was included. We identified the type of call, various administrative information, purpose of call, resources triggered, medical advice, hospital department admission, clinical evolution.
RESULTS: 877 patients were included. 67.80% calling from home, 15.63% calling from public place. Firemen ambulance were sent in 38.89%, private ambulance in 24.65% and a emergency medical ambulance (SMUR) in 11.23%. A simple medical advice without transportation was given in 13.19% of cases. 22.18% of patients were entrusted to the family. 2.89% of patients refused transportation. 69.94% of triggered firemen ambulances were done by a centre 18 call, without any medical regulation by an emergency physician. 68.59% patients were referred to the emergency department, 1.2% in ICU, and 1.8% in Cardiac ICU. At the emergency room, 50.78% of patients received a simple medical consultation with biological analyses, and then, return home. 25.50% of patients were hospitalized in a medical or surgical department, and 12.42% in the short term hospitalised unit of the emergency department, (stay duration less than 24 hours). 5.10% of patients worsen and were oriented in the ICU. 3.77 % of patients to a Cardiac ICU. 73.84% of patients had stay duration less than 6 h in ED, 24.45% less than 24 hours. 40% of patients supported by firemen and 54 % supported by private ambulance left the hospital after a single medical consultation.
CONCLUSIONS: Nearly 70 % of patients calling the French Emergency Medical Dispatching Centre are sent to hospital. Those transportations are supported for two thirds of cases by a private ambulance or firemen ambulance. One out of 2 patients only received a simple medical consultation in ED, and go back home. This may concur to the deficiency of using general medicine in town. They prefer using emergency services for free. Only 1 patient out of 4 was hospitalized more than 24 hours.
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Not much of a suprise. Without a blower an M3 just isn't an impressive car.
The Dinan stroker needs an aggressive tune. And a set of Schrick cams.
Although, this is a direct example of how shitty bmw delivered the S65. its a V8 and waaaay underpowered in N/A form.. funny how that seems to escape some people..
DAYUM!! look at that Award Winning, Flat TQ Delivering, High Output, High State of Tune, Less Expensive S65 motor crush that...... oh , shit.. nevermind..
'Murica bitches!!! $40k in mods&M3 still cant hang with a old ass vette with a $300 cam
I would have just opened up a bottle and wacked the M3 with a 150 shot...would have made for a better race. Stroker kit = $$$$? ...a nitrous setup would have kept his wallet a little heavier and the car a good bit faster
I waas curious what the responses would be... Dinan is a great and long standing name in tuning for BMW's, hell my E30 M3 had a few Dinan bits at one point. But after I say the video and did some research on the cost and power I was amazed. The cost of the motor is like a 1/3 of the car, Dinan or not thats a shit load of cash. I thought it would be faster and then I found the article Sticky did on the Dinan vs RD Sport article and a magazine test from years ago and the numbers dont add up.
The S65 needs a blower for sure to really shine... I would love to see the 4.6 stroker with the right compression and A&A kit on top that sounds awesome but not sure its been done successfully. Funny thing is Ford has been making modular motors with 4.6L & 32V's since the early 90's. Somehow I expected this 4.6 stroker to be insanely faster than a stock M3. I am searching for more vids as it interests me now.
How is Dinan a great name for BMW? At this point, my exposure to them has been in the N54 and S65 fields; and they definitely aren't evoking a 'great name'. More like overpriced and overhyped. It's kind of like HKS or Greddy on the Japanese cars. At one point in time they made good stuff and were the only ones making parts; but now they're just living off their name and delivering overpriced junk that rusts easily.
As I stated I expected more performance from that stroker motored car for the money it cost. Its a unique motor for those who want an all motor car but the performance lacks to me.
Thats a pretty hefty whooping of ass.
FWIW, Greddy and HKS also cater to high-end customers (with complete special edition cars), but they can do that because of their brand-name; not because they are more skilled than the small shop down the corner
The vette driver is shifting slow as fuck too. What's a mild cam i/e C5z put out 420-430rwhp? I would think the m3 would be around the same hp? At the end of it...this race is about area under the curve and weight advantage for the c5z.
The Dinan Stroker M3 has been up for sale on M3Post since September, it's been reduced to $60k OBO
Here's the modlist
Original Factory Options Include:
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-Rear Park Assist
-Enhanced Premium Sound
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- Front - Hartge 20x9 Conti Sport 3 Tires have 75%left
- Rear - Hartge 20x10 Conti Sport 3 Tires have 75%left
- Front – Brembo 380mm 6 Piston Painted Silver with Black Hartge Logo
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- RD Sport Front Sway Bar
- OEM Front Bumper with Hartge Molded Front Lip and The Carbon Fiber Tabs
- OEM Rear Bumper with Hartge Molded Diffuser
- Hartge Side Sills
- Hartge Carbon Roof Spoiler. (The Paint is Blended to Expose Naked Carbon Fiber in Middle to Match the Roof)
- Vorstiener E92 Double sided Carbon Truck (Also has the Paint Blended to expose the Naked Carbon Fiber)
- Hartge Front and Rear Emblems
- Hartge Ghost Graphic on doors that matches the Interlagos Blue
- Flat Black Front Grills
- Carbon Fiber Kidney Grills
- Top half of mirror is Carbon Fiber low half is Interlagos Blue
- Carbon Fiber Hood Vents
- BMW Performance Seats
- BMW Performance V1 Steering wheel (Custom Flat Bottom With Shift lights, G meter, Ect….)
- Hartge Sliver Carbon Fiber interior
- Hartge E-brake Lever and I-Drive wheel
- Hartge Pedal Set
- Custom Suede Matched rear BMW Performance seats (BMW Perf. Logo is in the headrests and has the seats have the same ribbing as the front seats)
- Custom Suede Matched Door Panels Front and Rear.
- Macht Schnell gauge panel in place of Ash Tray
- Macht Schnell Passenger Occupancy Sensor (Doesn't seem to be working, Airbag light comes on from time to time)
Beautiful car... I like it, question in my head is why it says Hartge if its a Dinan setup
M3 needs a bigger motor.


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- Hype or Not: The Nokia N91 - Pretty nondescriptive as far as product naming goes, but Nokia's brand promotion strategy is pretty nifty: give away these units to bloggers willing to promote them online. Word is that the new Nokia may take the stuffing out of iPod.
- Business Ethics Magazine Lists 100 Best Corporate Citizens for 2006 - Probably one of the best ways you can build hype into your brand naming strategy is through being recognized for ethical business practice. The winner this year is Green Mountain Coffee in Waterbury VT. Who says nice guys don't finish first?
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The house was silent.
Completely and utterly silent.
The nothingness and the pure quiet slammed into me, after the street.
"MUM! DAD!" I shouted, breaking the layer of noiselessness that coated the building.
"I'm back!"
"Strange." I muttered to myself. "They should be here."
I stepped forwards and closed the door behind me.
Still, nothing greeted me.
I wandered into the kitchen, thinking little of it.
It was then that everything fell apart once more.
The walls were covered in blood.
The ceiling was dripping with blood.
There was a severed hand laying on the island unit in the middle of the kitchen.
The floor was slippery with blood.
It was a scene from a horror film.
"Mum, Dad?" I whispered.
I took a step forwards, then my visage of strength vanished at the sight of a leg hanging on the wall from a large knife.
"MUM!" I screamed at the top of my lungs, breaking the pain barrier.
Tears formed in my eyes.
"DAD!" I sobbed. "WHERE ARE YOU!?"
Terror wracked through my body.
I walked a bit further, and almost threw up at the sight that I beheld when I turned a corner.
My father's head, cut into a Glasgow Smile, ripped open.
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US STOCKS-Futures dip before key data, Fed meeting this week
* Perrigo to buy Elan, Lord & Taylor's parent to acquire Saks
* Pending-home sales data due
* Futures off: Dow 26 pts, S&P 3.9 pts, Nasdaq 6.75 pts
NEW YORK, July 29 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures dipped on Monday as a week packed with data and central bank meetings gets under way, with the S&P 500 just 0.2 percent below its record close set a week ago.
* Investors will focus on Wednesday's statement from the Federal Reserve for clarity on when the Fed will begin to wind down its stimulus. The European Central Bank and the Bank of England will also meet this week.
* Data on the housing and industry sectors are scheduled in the first half of the week, followed by gross domestic product for the second quarter on Wednesday and the key payrolls report expected on Friday. The National Association of Realtors issues pending home sales for June at 10 a.m. (1400 GMT) on Monday.
* Merger activity could give equities some support as big deals show that large investors see value in the market. On Monday, U.S. drugmaker Perrigo agreed to buy Elan for $8.6 billion. U.S.-traded Elan shares jumped 8 percent to $16.17 in premarket trading.
* Hudson's Bay Co, operator of department store chains Lord & Taylor in the United States and The Bay in Canada, said it would buy luxury retailer Saks Inc for $16 per share. Saks shares rose 3.9 percent to $15.91 in premarket trading.
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Circumcision of the Heart
One commentator has aptly said that the honor of the covenant becomes a nightmare for those who refuse to walk by faith in it. We who have been marked out as the Lord's by our baptism must forsake all other ...Read More
A Shoot from Jesse's Stump
One of the things that makes Jesus the Messiah greater than even David himself is His righteousness in judging the poor and deciding with equity for "the meek of the earth" (Isa. 11:4). Christ is the incomparably noble and righteous ...Read More
The Aaronic Blessing
Matthew Henry comments on this passage, saying that "we may take the blessing to ourselves, as if our names were inserted." Think about it, the Lord our God, the Creator of all that is seen and unseen, seeks to bless ...Read More
Infant Baptism
Whether or not we baptize infants, 1 Corinthians 7:12–14 reveals that children of believers have a relationship to the Lord that the offspring of non-believers do not share. They are in the visible church where they enjoy hearing the preached ...Read More
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
Dr. R.C. Sproul writes in his commentary Mark, "Worrying about [whether one has committed the unforgivable sin] is one of the clearest evidences that [the troubled person has] not committed this sin, for those who commit it ...Read More
Who Were the Galatians?
Christian scholars continue to debate the topic of today's lesson. While such an exercise might be valuable, we must be careful to insure that the issue of the book's original audience does not obscure its meaning to us, its current ...Read More
Praying for God's Will to Be Done
It is not wrong to do God's will because it is our duty to obey Him. However, God wants us to be content with His will, to seek to do His will not merely out of duty but because we ...Read More
God's Communicable Attributes
The standard for true love, wisdom, kindness, justice, and so on is the character of God Himself. This means that we cannot define these moral qualities without reference to the Lord and that we cannot base our understanding of these ...Read More
The Order of Salvation
The value of ordo salutis theology is that it enables us to see clearly that it is God who saves, freeing us from the sinful tendency to take some credit for our own salvation. We do not proclaim, "I found ...Read More
The Death of Ezekiel's Wife
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It was just lovely on the Mall, even with the smattering of tourists taking photos and joggers buzzing past. There is something so peaceful about the massive buildings that surround the Mall, with their fancy columns and domes, contrasting with the bright green grass and the dappled shade of the oak trees. We made a brief stop at the Smithsonian Castle, an impressive building which now houses an information centre. Of course we had our backpacks inspected by a security guard before we could enter...this is typical of just about every place we've been to in the U.S - though they didn't check our bags at Chocolate World,PA hmmmm... Anyway, a short stroll to the very impressive foyer at the National Air and Space museum. Rocket ships, aircraft & space modules etc hanging from the ceiling - quite imposing as you walk in! Highlights for me: The Wright Brothers ORIGINAL plane! The Museum of American History Display (the actual museum is closed till 2008, which was really disappointing for me as it was the 1 museum that I wanted to see). The display had things like: the real Kermit the frog, Abraham Lincoln's hat, George Washington's sword & uniform, R2D2 & 3PO (from Star Wars). Also watching Kate GLOW at being allowed to take photos with our digital camera (she must have taken over 100!!)
After a gruelling 3 hours of walking (we were stuffed) we left and let Kate & Josh have a ride on the carousel - a tradition in the Mall since the 60's. I chatted with a friendly guy from Minnesota while waiting in line. After the ride we hiked up the Mall to the Washington Monument, which is just as awesome up close as it is from a distance. Tomorrow we are going to try and get into D.C earlier so we can go up inside the Monument. We saw the Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool from the Washington Monument and hopefully we will get closer to that tomorrow also. We trekked back down the Mall (with kids complaining...) and back to the subway system. Once back at the campground I took the kids to the pool (Kate has befriended a couple of girls from Baltimore that were there yesterday) and Fred bought home takeaway IHOP (International House of Pancakes) which weren't that great, but we were so hungry we didn't care.


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Tuskegee University: The Daily Word from Washington with Presidential Commentary
"Mrs. Rumbley: When I made arrangements with you to return this year and take the present work, of course I did not mean that you would be retained in the position throughout the year regardless of the way you perform the service. When I said to you a few days ago that no change would be made to interfere with your plans it was on the supposition that you would do the work properly. When you returned from Mrs. Adams' I had a conversation with you in which I told you plainly that the teachers department went more smoothly while you were away, because Miss Jones gave more personal attention to the work. You seemed to see the point and promised to make it go more smoothly. Since then you have not given the attention to the work that I thought you would. For example, you are almost never present to overlook and see to the preparation of breakfast…Your work needs to be systematized. This can be done by making a study of what will please the teachers. The teachers do not complain of the quality but it is the way the food is prepared. I still think that you can make a success of your work but in order to do this you must become interested. In order to make it a success I shall do all in my power to help you in any reasonable way. Yours." - Booker T. Washington, [Tuskegee, Ala.] October 10th 1888
Brian L. Johnson, Ph.D.
7th President, Tuskegee University
#TrustTheTuskegeeTrajectory #TrustTheTuskegeeTradition
August 5, 2014
Tuskegee University: The Daily Word from Washington with Presidential Commentary
"I believe that one always does himself and his audience an injustice when he speaks merely for the sake of speaking. I do not believe that one should speak unless, deep down in his heart, he feels convinced that he has a message to deliver." -Booker T. Washington _Up from Slavery_ (1901)
Presidential Commentary by Dr. Brian Johnson
Brian L. Johnson, Ph.D.
"The more we talked with the students who were then coming to us from several parts of the state, the more we found that the chief ambition among a large proportion of them was to get an education so that they would not have to work any longer with their hands. This is illustrated by a story told of a coloured man in Alabama, who, one hot day in July, while he was at work in a cotton field, suddenly stopped, and, looking toward the skies, said: 'O Lawd, de cotton am so grassy, de work am so hard, and the sun am so hot dat I b'lieve did darky am called to preach!" -Booker T. Washington "Up From Slavery" (1901)
Presidential Commentary by Dr. Brian Johnson
In hindsight, it would be all too easy to take issue with Mr. Washington's late 19th and early 20th century preoccupation with working "with the hands," or his use of dialect to illustrate a noteworthy principle; however, if we were to suspend judgment we might find an important ideal revolving around notions of "calling," "vocation," and the requisite work required for success within a designated "field." Though stated broadly and not ascribed to the entirety of the ministerial profession, Mr. Washington's statement that some students elected not to continue working "with their hands"-opting instead to pursue ministry-has profound reverberations for the present. To be sure, many students elected to change their pursuit of one profession to another for a variety of reasons-including seeking congruence with their latent talent, skills and desires. All the same, there are many instances where a student may have not simply had the wherewithal to continue his or her labors due to the proverbial "price of the ticket." And this is clearly Mr. Washington's concern in this passage. One simply cannot expect to achieve enduring success in any endeavor or profession without first putting in the requisite work that is often designed to harden and prepare for subsequent experiences in the profession. For demonstrating a proven ability to overcome difficult circumstances-and preferably more than one-is infinitely more impactful than merely communicating the stories of others who have overcome.
Tuskegee University: The Daily Word from Washington with Presidential Commentary
Brian L. Johnson, Ph.D.
7th President, Tuskegee University
#TrustTheTuskegeeTrajectory #TrustTheTuskegeeTradition
"Dear Gen'l [Armstrong]: Soon after our conversation in Phila.[delphia] I arrived here and found a letter announcing that the Misses Mason had given us $7000. Faith [Washington italics] and hard work [Washington italics] I find will accomplish anything. Yours &c" -B.T. Washington, November 26, 1885
We all tend to misconstrue notions of the importance of "faith" and "hard work." For some, "faith" is the single most important attribute-absent any personal diligence, integrity, work and sacrifice-all of which is critical to achievement and accomplishment. And, for others, "hard work" is the all-encompassing personal quality that is sufficient for all things achieved in life. However, Mr. Washington suggests that both are required, and our daily lives suggest the same. There are a great many pursuits that we have diligently "worked hard" towards that have simply not yielded expected results. And there are those pursuits where "faith" exercised towards an expressed desire was all that one could do under the circumstances, and it produced unexpected success. (And such "faith" was more times than not unmerited.) All the same, the two qualities listed here in Mr. Washington's letter-"faith" and "hard work"-are the highest ideals in daily accomplishment leading towards long-term success. For our words of sincere desire must always work together with our works of sincere effort because when daily difficulties push the one, the other stands ready to push back.
"Dear Gen'l [Armstrong]: Mr. [Albert] Howe stayed with us 4 days and no one's visit has done us the real good that his has. His suggestions were valuable and criticisms frank. He has been especially helpful in his suggestions regarding our land and brick works." Tuskegee, Alabama, April 29, 1885
Presidential Commentary by Dr. Brian Johnson
The founding Principal and President of Tuskegee Institute (University) offers here a noteworthy and rare commendation for one Mr. Albert Howe. While it is true what the Greek Historian Plutarch writes concerning friends and acquaintances-"I don't need a friend who changes when I change and who nods when I nod; my shadow does that much better"-it is equally true that simply offering a criticism does not make the criticism valuable. Of the many eminent visitors and well wishers-invited or not-that Mr. Washington received at Tuskegee Institute in the first four years of his Presidency, "no one has done [Tuskegee] the real good that [Howe] has." Mr. Washington states unequivocally that unlike other suggestions that were offered, Mr. Howe's were "valuable and criticisms frank." To be sure, uttering a frank criticism was the not the sole characteristic of Howe's suggestion when a man of Mr. Washington's position assessed the value of Howe's recommendations as compared to those of others. Instead, Howe's suggestions came directly to bear upon how the institution managed two of its most important resources at the time-it's "land and brick works." One has to simply pause here to consider the regard Mr. Washington must have held for such a person who after spending "4 days" with him at Tuskegee, was able to be regarded as the single most helpful visit in his early four-year tenure. For it matters not whether the person offering a suggestion deems it valuable, but whether the person who receives the suggestion regards it as valuable.
"As I have said before, I do not regret that I was born a slave. I am not sorry that I found myself part of a problem; on the contrary, that problem has given direction and meaning to my life that has brought me friendships and comforts that I could have gotten in no other way." -Booker T. Washington, "My Larger Education," (1911)
Booker T. Washington had more reason than most to decry the circumstances of his upbringing. (For he was born enslaved.) Yet, Mr. Washington's reference to himself as "part of a problem" was not owing to any intrinsic qualities of his own person. Rather, it was akin to W.E.B. Du Bois's expression: "The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color-line." All the same, the fact that Mr. Washington was born into such a difficult period did not ultimately deter his ambitions; Instead, it fueled them. And this is clearly one of the most singularly important lessons of Mr. Washington's life and career-long work at Tuskegee Institute (University) evidenced in his most quoted aphorism: "Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome." For the satisfaction gained in spending one's life transforming seemingly insurmountable obstacles into long-standing triumph and achievement is, after all, the definition of an overcomer.
"Editor Mail: I take this method of expressing the thanks of the Tuskegee State Normal School to the Magnolia Hook and Ladder Fire Company, colored, of Tuskegee, for their very generous donation of $25 towards the proposed new building." – B.T. Washington, April 16, 1884
Presidential Commentary by Dr. Brian Johnson
Appreciation expressed for donations or services given to Tuskegee Institute (University) in matters both small and great is a recurring theme in Mr. Washington's correspondence to donors and organizations who contributed to his work. And such a theme speaks profoundly to the notion of stewardship. While supremely important, stewardship is not simply utilizing resources according to the donor's intentions. Stewardship is also expressing appropriate measures of gratitude when gifts are received. For if one cannot take the time to express gratitude when a gift is received, it is unlikely that one will take the time to steward over the gifts received in a manner consistent with the donor's wishes.
"To Fanny Norton Smith Washington] Dear F. I send you a telegram today so you may know where to write. Write me at once. I shall probably stay here till April 1, when I shall come home. Had a fine a[nd] very large meeting here last night. Love to all. Kiss Portia for me. Yours. B." -Booker T. Washington, March 22, 1884
Although Mr. Washington's letters and other writings that reference significant historical personages are most often heralded, his domestic letters revealing his role as both husband and father are equally important. Fanny Norton Smith Washington was the founding Principal's first wife, and their daughter Portia was born in 1883. While the aforementioned note containing but a simple communiqué informing Fanny of his plans and day in Philadelphia, his expression of love and, finally, a request to pass along a kiss to his year-old daughter is compelling, it was his desire to learn what was taking place in the homestead even as he was engaged in the significant work of advancing and developing Tuskegee Institute (University). For more often than not, the care and concern one has for family members and matters within the private sphere of home, reflects the care and concern one will have for one's constituents and organization in the public sphere.
"In order to be successful in any kind of undertaking, I think the main thing is for one to grow to the point where he completely forgets himself; that is, to lose himself in a great cause. In proportion as one loses himself in the way, in the same degree does he get the highest happiness out of his work." -Booker T. Washington, "Up From Slavery," 1901


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An air tank is a device that stores compressed air for use in re-filling car and bicycle tires. You can also use an air tank as a cleaning device to cleans floors and brick walls. You can make your own air tank using PVC at home.
Things You'll Need
- 2 inch PVC straight coupler
- Safety knife
- 2 inch PVC cap (solvent weld)
- ¾ inch solvent weld to threaded adapter
- 2 inch to ¾ inch PVC pipe reducer
- 2 inch by 10 foot PVC pipe
- ¾ inch by 10 foot PVC pipe
- Solenoid valve ¾ inch inlet, ½ inch outlet
- Schrader valve-stem
- PVC primer and cement
Get a two-inch PVC pipe and use a safety knife to cut it to your desired length. Use the same knife to cut a 2 inch long piece out of a 3/4 inch PVC pipe. Dust off the pipes to remove debris from the cutting process.
Use a drill to drill a small hole at the top of the 2 inch PVC pipe. The whole should be big enough to be able to fit a bike pump valve. Put tape on the valve, use lubricant all over the pipe and inside the pipe. Push the valve into the hole you have just made and turn it to secure it.
Fasten the end-cap to the 2-inch pipe with cement and primer. Evenly spread the primer on to the pipe and then place one coat of cement on top of the primer. Put the pipe into the fitting and twist to secure.
Attach the 2 inch PVC coupling to the back end of the PVC pipe using cement and primer. Put the ¾ inch reducer on to the two-inch coupling with cement and primer as well. Put the ¾ inch by two inch pipe part on to the PVC reducer. Use the same primer and cement process to fix the ¾ inch PVC to the threaded adapter.
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200g chopped sun dried fig halves
1 teaspoon bicarb soda
300ml boiling water
60g butter
170g molasses sugar or good quality brown sugar
2 eggs
180g to 200g self raising flour *(depends on age & moisture of flour)*
½ teaspoon pure vanilla
Zest 1 orange
500ml carob syrup
100ml orange juice
1 vanilla bean scraped
50g dark couveture chocolate
Heat oven 180C
Butter 6 individual 200 ml soufflé moulds
Mix figs, bicarb soda and water and let stand.
Cream butter and molasses sugar, and then add eggs one at a time. Add Orange zest and pure vanilla. Mix the flour in quickly and then stir in the fig mix. The consistency should be like a thick batter, it will stiffen as it sits.
Pour into prepared moulds and bake for 15-20mins, cool for 5 mins & remove from moulds
Heat syrup with orange juice and vanilla. Reduce a little, remove from heat, cool slightly & whisk in the chocolate.
Serve warm with hot pudding
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Chennai, Sep 5 (UNI) Promising to clear the doubts raised by the Christian community in respect of 3.5 per cent quota for minority Muslims and Christians, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi today said separate reservation for 'Arunthathiyars' would be given after the receipt of the Justice Janardhanam Committee report.
Speaking after receiving the Honorary Doctorate from the Madras University on the occasion of its 150th year celebrations, Mr Karunanidhi said the government was awaiting the report of the Committee on Arunthathiyars.
Arunthatiyars are a sub-caste of Dalits, who were placed in the lowest rank among Dalits.
After receiving the report, the government would study it and announce special allocation of quota for Arunthathiyars on the lines of setting up a separate welfare board for them.
Thanking Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, AICC President Sonia Gandhi and Union HRD Minister Arjun Singh for protecting 27 per cent reservation for OBCs in Higher Educational Institutions through law, Mr Karunanidhi said the Tamil Nadu Government had provided a sub-quota of 3.5 per cent for the minority Muslims and Christians within the overall quota.
In this connection, the apprehensions expressed by the Christians regarding the quota would be removed soon.
Mr Karunanidhi also recalled that the state had the long history of providing quota to Backward and Most Backward Classes from the days of Justice Party in 1920s.


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Hill enters his senior season with already 3500 career rushing yards and nearly 50 touchdowns, but one thing has eluded the junior - a state title.
"We knew he could be a very good player, but he even upped our expectations of what we thought we had when he was a sophomore, when he rushed for over 1700 yards," said Remmert to FoxSports. "He's putting all the time and effort into the weight room, he's out for track. He's doing some great things during the indoor season. He's going to get better. There is no reason not to believe he will be better next year."
Last year he rushed for nearly 1800 yards and returns this season as leading 4A rusher in the state of Iowa.
"He's a very talented kid that has a great blend of power and speed. He has done a phenomenal job in his two years here. He's a tough kid on the football field and does just as good in the classroom," said Remmert. "He's a quality leader. He's not a vocal kid, but kids look up to him because they see what he does to get the results that he has had."
If teams from the Mississippi Valley conference had struggles stopping him last year, they need to be game planning for Hill to even see more touches in 2011.
"We are going to try to do a better job of not only featuring him in the backfield, but we are going to try to get him in open space by throwing him the ball," said Remmert. "He has really good hands, but we just haven't thrown it to him very much."
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They look at how culture plays an important role maintaining inequalities within society
hegemony-dominance of a particular set of ideas which is often spread through institutions within society e.g. religion, education, media, with the media continuously reinforcing this as they are of wide reach within society.
neo-marxists look beyond owners and look at how control is authorised by media professionals. The media is a product of institution. The back ground of the media professionals could potentially influence choices made when creating media products. most media professionals appear of a white middle class male nature, coming from similar educational backgrounds . sharing a similar world view.


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|Reviews for Elegy
| KaChan84 chapter 1 . 6/30/2013
very realistic portrayal of the characters. i can really see it. love the way you write...thanks for sharing!
| Dark Lord Link chapter 1 . 8/17/2010
I really have to agree with this... After all he has been through, and more to come, I wouldn't honestly be surprised if Link became stone-cold, Hard, edged, bitter, all of that. Enough to put Impa's stonyness and Ganon's malice to shame. Heh, heaven knows I would. Good work, Really enjoyed it!
Hell, this is what inspired my character of Link.
| kaput chapter 1 . 4/29/2008
Oh, how sad. I think you captured the dynamic well between Zelda and Link... and I think also that Zelda's frustration with, but her stoicism in the face of, court life makes sense. She knows it's all a lot of puffery, but she carries on because it's her duty. That's very in-character for her.
| Sparky Lurkdragon chapter 1 . 1/30/2007
A lot of fanfics that deal with a heroic character becoming jaded, especially one who so embodies the heroic archetype like Link does, fall flat on their faces. Often, they either go too far into the character's angst too quickly, leaving the reader to wonder where in the world the characterization came from, or the character is magically pulled out of depression/post-traumatic stress disorder/whatever serious mental problem by story's end. Or both.
This particular take on it does neither, and I think that's what makes it work so well. Seeing things through Zelda's eyes, we don't know exactly what the state of Link's thoughts are, and I think that's for the best. The quiet sense of humor Zelda keeps up throughout also prevents things from getting too angsty, too fast, and the fact that things are left unresolved at the end is a definite plus.
In short, bravo on writing one of these fics and actually creating the emotional impact you intended!
| devila chapter 1 . 2/10/2005
wow... you really catch the emotions of real people. Great Work!
| Karen chapter 1 . 8/22/2004
My god. That was too good. Its a shame that its a one-shot though. Sniff.
| nulled chapter 1 . 7/3/2004
Wow. One-shot, yes...but still great. I think you should make long stories sometimes because with your way of words, it'd work.
| Phantwo chapter 1 . 6/10/2004
Funny how you can write a story tainted with bitterness, brightened with humour, and charged with emotion and still keep the mood angsty and the word count under 1500. I must confess, Startide, you are incredible. Your one-shots are so poignant and of an appropriate length to achieve utmost effect. I envy your talent. Hope to see another story from you soon. Cheers.
| ajiii chapter 1 . 5/21/2004
That was really good, infact, very emotional! Well written, it drags a person right down to the end, waiting for every next word. Oh, and congradulations on the line 'and the strap on your gauntlet that kept coming undone' xD I had to stop and laugh for that!
Keep writting!
| Pasht chapter 1 . 5/21/2004
I like it! I mean.. it's a little sad, and it really should have a happy ending... but it's pretty good. I like your style a lot.
| AranKatarn chapter 1 . 5/20/2004
JEEZUM CROW, THAT IS A LUCKY THREE. Each one of these is just too good for words. You're a brilliant writer; you really put emotion into it.
Damn good show,
| AVAAntares chapter 1 . 5/12/2004
I absolutely adore your writing style - it is both original and evocative, and the characterization is fantastic. I love to read and, in all honesty, I am much more entertained by your little vignettes than I am by a good percentage of what I see in print in the bookstores. Keep at it! The world needs more writing like this!
| Sunel chapter 1 . 4/25/2004
Awesome story! Kinda wish it wasn't a one-shot. It was very well written, and the characterization of the characters and their emotions were pretty well-developed, very easy to believe. Great work, keep up the good work!
| MegamanZero chapter 1 . 4/24/2004
Emotional, dry-humored, and oh so sardonic. This is nice. I like it.
| LauraCeleste chapter 1 . 4/23/2004
*slow applause, building up to a large roar. We are on our feet.* EXCELLENT fic. I adore wellwritten angsty vignettes like this, and you are certainly a writer after my own heart. Way to go! I would LOVE to see more of these by you. Thanks for a job well done!


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Business news - Feb. 26
Burgstaler participates in expert panel in Belgium
Ed Burgstaler Jr., the son of Ed and Helen Burgstaler of rural Aitkin, from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester was invited to participate in an expert panel on therapeutic apheresis on Dec. 1 near Brussels, Belgium.
Apheresis is a medical procedure used to remove unwanted substances or to collect cells, such as those used in bone marrow transplants. Patients or donors are attached to a machine, which blood is pumped through and the desired component is removed with the rest returned to the patient or donor. The panel consist ed of physicians from Italy, Denmark, Slovenia, Portugal, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Germany and Holland, as well as two non-physicians, a nurse from the United Kingdom and Burgstaler. There were also eight representatives from Fenwal Blood Technologies, which sponsored the event. The event was to promote a discussion by experts in the field on current and future techniques used in therapeutic apheresis and try to come to a consensus on the best techniques. Burgstaler presented techniques and data from studies he worked on and published. Some participants of the event were using those techniques, the Burgstalers reported. Burgstaler, an Aitkin High School graduate, is an associate in transfusion medicine at the Mayo Clinic and has worked there 37 years.
BLAEDC welcomes new board member, announces officers
Karlo Goerges, CEO of Pequot Tool & Manufacturing in Jenkins, was recognized as a new board member during the Brainerd Lakes Area Economic Development Corporation's Annual Meeting Jan. 30 at The Lodge at Brainerd Lakes in Baxter.
BLAEDC also announced its new board officers. Bruce Buxton, president of Widseth Smith Nolting in Baxter, was elected as board president. Paul Means, chairman of Riverwood Bank in Baxter, is vice president, and Angella Roby, controller at Oakridge Homes in Brainerd, will continue as treasurer.
Outgoing Board President Tom Anderson and outgoing Board Member Terry McCollough were also recognized at the Annual Meeting for their service, dedication and accomplishments
BLAEDC's mission is Expanding Business, Building Community and Growing Jobs in Crow Wing County.
Wardrip accepts funeral director position
Nelson-Doran Funeral Home in Brainerd announced Steven J. Wardrip accepted a position as funeral director.
Wardrip, a Baxter resident, has 38 years of experience as a funeral director and has served families in the Brainerd lakes area for the past 20 years.
Barnett appointed to State
Fathers and Families Network
BAXTER — Christian Barnett, Investment and Retirement Services Financial Advisor with Mid-Minnesota Federal Credit Union, was recently appointed to the board of The Minnesota Fathers and Families Network.
Barnett has been with MMFCU for nearly three years and said he is honored to have been named to the board of an organization vital in both creating and sustaining strong communities.
The Minnesota Fathers and Families Network is a federally recognized nonprofit organization intended to enhance healthy father-child relationships by promoting initiatives that inform public policy and further develop the field of fatherhood practitioners statewide in the belief that, in order for children and families to thrive, the whole community – families, individuals, nonprofits, public systems, policy makers, the private sector, and funders – needs to work in partnership and collaboration.
Riverwood welcomes new lab manager
AITKIN — Riverwood Healthcare Center welcomed Craig Ward as lab manager.
In this role, Ward oversees service to patients, as well as the medical staff. Ward supervises a staff of 13 and oversees three labs in Aitkin, Garrison and McGregor. Mike Delfs, Riverwood chief operating officer, said Ward has a wealth of experience running labs and in management within health care. Previously, Ward was director of clinical operations for Sibley Medical Center in southern Minnesota. During the past decade, he supervised medical labs and other medical services for various health systems in Brainerd, Mankato, St. Peter and Virginia. He has both a bachelor of science degree in microbiology and a master's degree in health administration, attending colleges in Montana and Wyoming, respectively. He is certified as a medical laboratory scientist.
Ward grew up just north of the Twin Cities in Andover and has been vacationing on Lone Lake in the Aitkin area for many years. He lives with his family in the Brainerd lakes area.
Butcher named to Platinum Club
Bremer announced Becky Butcher was recently named to its Platinum Club.
The Platinum Club recognizes the top real estate lenders at Bremer, who consistently perform at high levels and are committed to exceeding client expectations.
Butcher is a mortgage consultant for Bremer Financial Services in the Baxter branch location. She has nearly 30 years of banking experience, including 25 years working in the mortgage industry. Mike Riley, president of Bremer Bank in Brainerd, said the recognition represents all of Butcher's hard work and service to clients.
Grand View Lodge receives
Golf Magazine's Gold Award
Nisswa-based Grand View Lodge announced it is the recipient of several of Golf Magazine's 2012 Premier Golf Resorts Awards, including the prestigious Gold Medal Award for the second consecutive year.
Given to 25 locations across North America, Grand View Lodge reported it was the only Minnesota property honored. Other honorees included the Ritz-Carlton Kapalau in Hawaii, the Wynn Las Vegas and Fairmont Banff Springs in Alberta, Canada. Additional accolades Grand View was awarded included Best Golf, Best Lodging and "The Best Resort Near You" — all in the Midwest region.
"We are thrilled that we have been selected as a Gold Medal Award winner two years in a row," said Mark Ronnei, general manager at Grand View Lodge.
Under Golf Magazine's guidelines, voters judge the properties on four criteria, including golf, lodging, food and drink, and service. The quality of golf accounts for 40 percent, with 20 percent allocated to each of the other categories. The golf criteria includes hole variety, course condition, course maintenance and the value of the pro-shop. The resort's accommodations, such as room décor and non-golf recreation, are also considered in the selection process. One of its courses, The Pines, is currently being renovated to include new tee boxes, rock walls and other features.
Cuyuna Lakes Chamber takes
a year off from annual trade show
The Cuyuna Lakes Chamber Board decided to forgo hosting a trade show this upcoming spring.
The 2012 show would have been the 29th annual, but declining interest by businesses and visitors has inundated this show and many other trade shows across the state.
This decision was not made in haste, the chamber reported, adding revamping the show has been a topic of discussion by the board for several years. The chamber began tweaking the format of the show when it started to see declining attendance, attempting to draw interest by vendors and the community alike. Some of the changes considered included expanding entertainment and speakers, moving the dates to include Friday night versus all day Sunday, and food and beverages were added with the thought that this might attract people to swing in after work, or bring out-of-town visitors to the area.
"In no way is this a negative sign that our chamber events, or the business community is struggling," the chamber reported. "There are a number of reasons trade shows are not the vibrant marketing tool they once were in prompting the purchasing decision of today's consumer. Ultimately, people are too busy trying to balance work and family. Packed family schedules have become the norm. As a result, the Internet and other social media are the most natural and convenient fit to reach consumers who are stretched for time."
The Cuyuna chamber reported it is unveiling an expanded visitor guide, which will also be online. The potential exists to refresh the trade show's format in the future. Ideas to do that are welcome at the chamber, at (218) 546-8131.
Fair Trade Coalition announces director
The Minnesota Fair Trade Coalition reported it appointed Josh Wise as its new director to coordinate the coalition's effort in "advocating for federal trade policy that benefits all global citizens, and to build support for fair trade practices in our local community." Wise is an experienced organizer who has worked as a staff member and consultant to many nonprofit and advocacy organizations, most recently leading the field program for Minnesota Citizens for the Arts. He also directs the Twin Cities Labor Chorus.
'Going Into Business For
Yourself' workshop set March 10
Central Lakes College scheduled a "Going Into Business For Yourself" workshop at the Business and Industry Center in Brainerd from 9 a.m. to noon March 10.
This session covers all areas of business startup, helpful advice on how to get your dream off the ground and stay profitable, including financing a new venture. Follow-up counseling is available to qualified individuals from the Small Business Development Center's team of consultants at no charge to the individual.
Tuition is $49 per person plus $29 for each additional business partner. Instructor is Jay Bock.
Payment is required at time of registration. The deadline to register is March 5.
For more information, go to http://clcmn.augusoft.net/ or contact the SBDC at (800) 933-0346 ext. 8140, 855-8140 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Business Basics session set in Walker
WALKER — The Cass County Economic Development Corp. is hosting a free three-hour seminar at 6 p.m. March 12 at the Walker City Hall for those interested in starting a new business.
Gail Leverson, of the Cass County EDC, will present the topics of Business Structure, Filing a Business Name, Estimating a Total Project Cost, Writing a Business Plan, Securing Business Financing and others. The Cass County EDC has assisted more than 70 businesses complete their business plans and secure financing for their projects.
Greg Smith, Leech Lake Brewery, successfully turned his hobby into a business using the help of the Cass County EDC. He will speak about the process of starting a new business in this area — what he would do the same and what he would do differently.
Pre-registration is sought for the seminar by calling (218) 947-7523 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Materials will be provided at the seminar.
Adventure wins ADDY Best of
Show for fifth year in a row
Adventure, which has offices in Brainerd, earned top honors at the central Minnesota ADDY Advertising Award competition Feb. 17 in St. Cloud.
This is the fifth-straight year the agency has received the competition's award for creative excellence in advertising and communications. In addition to winning Best of Show, Adventure also claimed two Judge's Choice Awards, Best Copywriting (Greg Skoog, copywriter), 10 Gold ADDYs and four Silver ADDYs for work produced during 2011.
Best-of-Show Award – Red Bull skate athlete photography.
Judge's Choice Awards – Bayliner Boats photo book, Park Tool ad campaign.
Best Copywriting Award – Creative Memories catalog; copy by Greg Skoog of Creative Memories.
Gold ADDY Awards – Creative Memories catalog, FIT packaging, Bayliner photobook, Park Tool campaign, Initiative Quarterly photography, Crestliner Boats photography, Bayliner photography, Nautic Global Group photography, Red Bull action photography, Red Bull skate athlete photography
Silver ADDY Awards – Rage Broadhead ad, 2011 AAFCM ADDY Award materials, Creative Memories design, Polaris Razor photography.
RedHouseMedia recognized
for nine Addy Awards
RedHouseMedia, Brainerd, recently won nine Addy Awards at the American Advertising Federation of Central Minnesota's annual awards show Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State University.
RedHouseMedia's obstetrics brochure for FirstLight Health System won a gold Addy while the Northway Construction Web site, Rice Lake Construction print ad, Cuyuna Lakes logo, Cuyuna Lakes entry point signs, Cuyuna Lakes Mountain Bike Trail photography, RedHouseMedia hockey board ad, Crow River Dental logo, and Northwoods Log Homes tradeshow booth won silver Addy Awards.
The Central Minnesota district of the American Advertising Federation is comprised of industry professionals dedicated to recognizing creative excellence, providing educational opportunities and effective advertising and marketing.
RedHouseMedia is a Brainerd-based advertising agency located in Franklin Arts Center, serving business clients throughout central and northern Minnesota.
Ford, Mills Motors supports FFA
Ford Motor Company's 2011-2012 commitment includes substantial support of National FFA events, and $1,000 collegiate scholarships for hundreds of FFA members.
Ford, with local dealers such as Mills Motor Inc., awarded 6,590 scholarships since 1997.
For the 2011-2012 school year, Mills Motor Inc. is sponsoring one Built Ford Tough scholarship for Brainerd High School, helping students attend the college of their choice. FFA develops students' leadership, business skills and community service in preparation for a career in agriculture, which accounts for one out of five U.S. jobs, the company reported. The FFA was formerly known as Future Farmers of America.
Ford committed to the 15th year of the Built Ford Tough – FFA collegiate scholarship program, which will award $1,000 scholarships to hundreds of FFA members, each co-sponsored by Ford Dealers like Mills Motor Inc. Ford reported it has supported the National FFA since the first F-Series truck was introduced in 1948, and has sponsored the Built Ford Tough collegiate scholarship program since 1997. The program, equally funded by Ford Motor Company and Ford dealers, has awarded almost $6.5 million in scholarships to FFA members.
To be eligible, FFA members must submit an online 2012 Scholarship Application at www.ffa.org and take the required Signature Page to Mills Motor Inc. for the dealer endorsement and official dealer code; thus providing FFA members the opportunity to meet and thank the dealer for their support of continuing education.
Bremer Bank to donate $1,000
in nonprofit Facebook contest
Continuing its commitment to build healthy communities through partnerships, Bremer Bank will make a $1,000 donation to one 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in its footprint of Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin in its first-ever Facebook contest.
Visit Facebook.com/Bremer Bank and follow the contest directions. The nonprofit that receives the most votes will win the $1,000 donation. Contest entry deadline is 5 p.m. on March 2.
No purchase or account is required to win.


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Dr. Jianping Sun MD Patient Reviews
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9 Patient Reviews
- Wait Time 32.3 minutes
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February 5th, 2014
Don't waste your time.
Even if your insurance doesn't require you get a referral to see a specialist, and even if your primary has never treated your pain condition, they INSIST upon a referral from your primary care physician and will NOT accept it from a prior specialist. You cannot speak to the office manager and she does not have voicemail. Horrible.
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April 18th, 2013
Brentwood suffering
Here are the facts. Doctor does not listen, he insults Dr. Sun and says he does not know what he is talking about. If you have Any disagreement, he says you will do it his way or you will be dismissed. He has no caring, cannot remember anything that was spoken about before. Beware if you go this Brentwood branch, as the current doctor from India will scream and yell. Everyone is leaving due to his mean demeanor and poor patient care. Loser.
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March 4th, 2013
Too Bad Dr. Sun isn't there
When I 1st starting going to NPC, I went to the one in Dickson. Like the other person said- Great place to get all the pills you need to sale. Then I was told Dr. Sun could help with my pain after my neck surgery. I work full time, have great insurance & never miss appts, brought bottles with me. Almost had to have another surgery but dodged it...... Dr. Sun left & Dr. Yelameli only wanted to give me injections every month that kept me from even doing anything all weekend & over-charged my insurance. When I decided to leave at the same time Judy did, he treated me like crap & wouldn't even fill my meds. It always took 2 hours to be seen.
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June 26th, 2012
Great Doctor if your looking to just get high
Especially the Dickson office with Rose as the Doctor they treat you based on how they like you as a person not what your pain levels are, and really they seem to treat the addicts and people that are abusing or selling there medication better than the patients that are really suffering in pain. They tell you they don't have time to discuss your issues or problems with the medication. I literally know people that smoke dope, meth and such other things that fail each and every drug screen with this clinic but they continue to medicate and treat these people. Clinics like this are what gives pain clinics in general a bad name a reputation. Needless to say I found another doctor that treats me like a person not a number.
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April 12th, 2011
Not So Hot
Needle happy doctor, loves to give those high dollar injections. The truly bad part he will hand your prescriptions out there like a carrot in front of a mule. Take the injections and I'll give you your prescriptions. When you get to the point you refuse to take anymore injections he will kick you out of his program with 2 weeks of medication, his reason he says "you don't want to follow my treatment plan so I will no longer treat you. I have medical records to back up what I say.So in my book and several others I have talked with he is a DUD!
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January 28th, 2011
Dr. Sun ( Nashville Pain Center in Brentwood) Is "The- Best-Of-The-Best!!
Dr. Sun Has treated me for debilitating pain in my back,neck, knees, Hands,shoulder, hips,( most every joint) from my Lupus, my Severe R.A & Osteoarthritis. I have had many surgeries That were Absolutely necessary and do need more, But don't want anymore, do to further limitations from prior surgeries and with some surgeries I have had- I have been left worse off Post-Op then I was Pre-Op (Like So Many Others, that happens) So Dr. Sun has been able to help me so very much to Live with my Crippling Diseases throughout my body and control my pain through procedures to block/relieve pain and with medications (Which are Closely Monitored) to control the pains to a Livable and relieving point-To the extent that I actually have a Enjoyable Productive Life again! Yes, I will always have these Horrible Life Long Diseases, but I can still Enjoy A Full Life, & I could Never THANK Dr. Sun Enough For That! So If you have been hurt or living with crippling pain-there's help, it's "Dr.Jianping Sun"//"Dr.Sun Jianping"
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May 2nd, 2010
Brilliant man and Dr. and wonderful staff!!
Recommend Dr. Sun to everyone I know who is needing a pain management Dr. He truly cares about his patient's best interests. He is caring and compassionate, and extremely knowledgeable about pain management. The best Dr. I have EVER had!!
5.0 of 5
June 6th, 2009
excellent Dr.
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January 7th, 2009
Dr. Sun and his staff are professional and friendly. Dr. Sun has done an outstanding job managing certain back problems I have by the administration of various treatments. Before I receive a particular in-office back procedure, he lets me know ahead of time what to expect. One of the procedures he did for my back was a little uncomfortable during the procedure itself, however, Dr. Sun's bedside manner helped me relax during the procedure and the relief the procedure created was amazing! The pain I suffered before the treatment was not simply masked by an epidural but was actually "treated" by receiving a procedure by Dr. Sun.I find his office staff to be equally as pleasant when I arrive for an appointment. They listen to my concerns regarding my over-all health, which includes their role as practitioners managing my chronic pain.I am well-pleased with Dr. Sun and his staff. The only thing I wish could be different comes in the form of a compliment: Since Dr. Sun is very knowledgeable about many different health complications and is effective in both managing the pain & treating the symptoms created by these health problems, I wish he were also a primary care physician and could have a larger role in my over-all well-being as a medical patient with various significant health problems.
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