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Washington Post columnist Paul Farhi on Saturday offered an obnoxious comparison for the widespread American patriotism on display during the just-ended Olympics: He brought up Hitler. Regarding the quest for gold medals, Farhi connected, "Certainly, America's current Olympic chauvinism (USA! USA!) is mild compared with Adolf Hitler's grotesque perversion of the 1936 Berlin Games or the long arc of the Cold War era."
(Well, it's a good thing America's "chauvinism" isn't quite as bad as Hitler.) The Post journalist seemed to want to have it both ways, acknowledging the prestige and advertising money U.S. viewers bring to the Olympics and at the same time worrying about how Chinese athletes "don't get many humanizing breaks." Farhi lamented, "Bob Costas hasn't been having them over for many post-game chats, nor is Visa likely to feature them in its golden-tinged commercials anytime soon."
Regarding the apparently serious problem of excess patriotism, Farhi floated this idea:
If it were serious about the athletes-not-nations thing, the IOC would ban the parade of nations during the Opening Ceremonies and scrap the playing of national anthems during medal ceremonies. It might also consider banning nations altogether and letting the best athletes, regardless of citizenship, compete against one another.
However, Farhi tried to take it all back at the end of the column, noting the money and sponsorship brought in from U.S. companies. He reconsidered, "So ignore the quaint rhetoric in the Olympic Charter. By all means, root, root, root for the home team. Because if they don't win, well . . . no Games."
Whatever Farhi's muddled point, comparing, even mildly, honest pride in America to that of Hitler's Germany is incredibly inappropriate.
An August 1 piece in Salon.com by David Sirota discussed the "pangs of discomfort" over watching Americans cheer Team USA.


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President Obama sought continued military and monetary support for the mission in Afghanistan at the NATO summit in Chicago in May 2012, as protesters sparred with police outside the site. Continue reading
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Last week, I went in for a consultation in NYC with a plastic surgeon for a Tummy Tuck. This was my fourth plastic surgeon that I went to go see so far. This plastic surgeon told me that unlike what other doctors said, I do not need Liposuction with my Tummy Tuck. I do not need a pain pump because the medicine will leak out the drains, and he did not have 1 picture of any of his procedures. While he did offer the cheapest price so far, I am having reservations about going back to him. Help!
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Beware the Plastic Surgery cheap deal
Finding a qualified plastic surgeon is crucial to your safety and to the ultimate outcome of your procedure. Most plastic surgeons are willing and able to show you "before and after" photos of their work at the time of your consultation. Upon request, you may also be able to speak with former patients who have had the procedure you are interested in. When considering abdominoplasty, or tummy-tuck, it is very important to make sure that your surgeon is fully certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Those of us that do a lot of this type of work are usually members of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery as well.
Specifically, with regard to the tummy tuck surgery, it is not important to have a pain pump postoperatively. My patients do very well with oral medications. Also, you should know that having liposuction done at the same time as the tummy tuck increases your risk of blood clots to the lung.
Lastly, price should not be a deciding factor in choosing your plastic surgeon. Here in South Florida where I practice we have a couple of large practices which offer very heavily discounted procedures. As a surgeon who frequently sees the unhappy results of these "deals", I can only say there is no free lunch and you may get just what you pay for.
Photos are a valuable opportunity for patient and surgeon to gain important information
Photos of a surgeon's work are critical - they provide an opportunity for the patient to see a portfolio of the surgeon's "average" results, and provided the surgeon chooses realistic photos, they provide an opportunity for the surgeon to assess whther the patient is realistic. They are an integral part of the consultation.
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Post-operative photos
Before and After pictures are very important for plastic surgeons - it allows them to show off their results, and gives potential patients something to look at that reflects the surgeon's results.
You should verify that your surgeon is board certified and do not be shy in asking how many of the particular procedures that your surgeon has done. In the case of tummy tucks, which are among the most common procedures performed, most board certified plastic surgeons in NYC will have performed upwards of 100.
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Relevance of photos
While the conventional wisdom is to look at photos, it may have little to do with your particular situation and the results may or may not have relevance to what you are looking for. This is because what a patient ends up with is a variable combination of surgeon's bias and recommendation, patient anatomy, and patient desries. While it may be telltale that this surgeon has no photos at all, a better indicationis would to ask to speak to former patients and see if they had a good experience, achieved their goals, and would recommend their surgeon.
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I believe I have mentioned this before but price is not the only thing you need to be shopping for. You need to be shopping for a well qualified board certified plastic surgeon thatt you feel comfortable with. Those are the most important and then price. If you are price shopping only then cosmetic surgery really is not in your budget, no offense. You are not shopping for a car where you try to find the cheapest dealer and you will be equally happy because it is the same car at every dealer.
You are having surgery on your body and need to make certain that your trust and believe in your surgeon. This is very important because cosmetic surgery is not always perfect and complications happen. Then it becomes very costly and you need to be prepared. Also it is then that you will really need to trust your surgeon.
Good luck.
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A look back again at a post from September 2005. The only thing I know of that's changed on this topic in the past years is the notion that the viral infection at issue was not necessarily a recent one, but rather an illness you may have had years earlier, long before the diabetes reared its ugly head. In any case, you still had to have "the right set of genes," doctors tell me.
What viral link am I talking about here? Read on...
Type 1 Diabetes - A Viral Thing?
Here's something I've been curious about for a long time. For a while I've been corresponding with a number of adult "late-onset" Type 1 (LADA) diabetics like myself who were told their disease manifested itself due to a virus. Strange, but a leading theory...
I looked into this and discovered that the medical profession is pretty much still baffled about why people get Type 1 diabetes as adults. If we have the "genetic propensity," then why doesn't it manifest itself sooner? Adult-onset does appear to be more and more frequent, but why should this be if Type 1 is not brought on by poor diet or lifestyle?
Here's one excellent link about What Causes Type 1 Diabetes from the University of Maryland Medical Center.
Essentially this site tells us that "some researchers believe one or more viral infections may trigger the disease in genetically susceptible individuals." These researchers suggest:
* An infection introduces a viral protein that resembles a beta-cell protein
* T cells and antibodies are tricked by this resemblance into attacking the beta protein as well as the virus
* Two people may be infected with the same virus and only one of them who is genetically prone will go on to develop diabetes
* Among the viruses under scrutiny (suspected of triggering the Big D) are enteric viruses, which attack the intestinal tract. Coxsackie viruses are an enteric virus of particular interest.
* BUT: One study has suggested that respiratory infection during a child's first year may actually be protective against diabetes, perhaps priming the immune response so that it is better able to respond to alien organisms later on.
Gotcha. As usual, the theory sounds quite reasonable, but there is also intriguing evidence to suggest the opposite.
What have we learned?
It does seem pretty clear that adult-onset Type 1 is brought about by the killer combo of genetic programming and some kind of physical weakness, if you will. In my case, I was totally run down and probably would have been hospitalized for advanced-stage Rock-Star exhaustion if the diabetes hadn't hit me first. Ugh...
A few more links of interest that discuss the virus theory include:
NewFitness on types of diabetes
Diabetes Health on seasonal risk factors
NewScientist on infection and diabetes risk
Not only medically, but psychologically, the quest for WHY is always essential... no?


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On the other hand, I'm really busy, and I ought to be writing, so pricing appearances somewhere between ridiculously high and obscenely high helps to discourage most of the people who want me to come and talk to them. Which I could make a full time profession, if I didn't say 'no' a lot.
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And Germany coach Klinsmann is very much the centre of attention after this national icon took his much-criticised team on an unlikely journey that almost brought them to the World Cup final.
Klinsmann and his players are heroes after only losing to Italy with two-goals in the dying seconds of their semi-final - and they will be feted as such in Berlin on Sunday.
Reputations and national pride have been restored. The future is bright.
But will it be with Klinsmann? This is the new pressure he has to survive - a national debate that is gripping Germany.
Klinsmann faced the media in Berlin and evaded questions on his future with all the consummate skill he displayed in a glittering career, reflecting on a job almost everyone in Germany regards as well done.
Germany now wants to give thanks to Klinsmann, a gesture he is happy to accept.
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He said: "Having been secluded in hotel after hotel we want our piece of the action. We want to be there on the "Fan Mile" in Berlin."
Klinsmann shed a tear when he had a testimonial in Stuttgart in May 1999 - and he knows emotions will be running high with the big question about his future yet to be answered.
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So will what one media commentator called "The Klinsmann Project" continue?
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"It is a long-term thing that has got us where we are."
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So far, I have met zero Christians who are mad at Starbucks. My Facebook feed has, however, been overrun by Christians who don't care what Starbucks puts on its cups, and are embarrassed by the few noisy meat heads who say they feel persecuted by having to drink their $11 lattes out of a red cup rather than a red cup with a light red reindeer on it.Which leads me to believe that this is one of those Big Fat Nothing stories, and the more noise we make about denouncing it, the closer to … [Read more...]
Pretend you're Starbucks.
Bagels from Heaven, very imperfect contrition, and conversations with the dead
These are all topics we discussed yesterday during Mark Shea's radio show, Connecting the Dots, where I am a co-host every Monday. I keep forgetting to remind people about this show, but it's lots of fun! Here is a podcast of yesterday's show, where we answered reader's questions, including "Should we pray for the conversion of Satan?" … [Read more...]
The Stupids Get On Board the Potty Train
Sorry for the bloggy silence lately! Lots of writing deadlines coming up (if you could spare a prayer I do a good job, I'd appreciate it very much!), plus birthday parties, doctor appointments, potty training, and July 4th (which we're having at our house, and which is bringing out the Marney in me).Maybe you're wondering where I was on Monday, during my radio spot with Mark Shea. Well, I was lying down, because I forgot it was Monday. Sorry. It wasn't because I didn't feel like talking … [Read more...]
On the radio with Jen Fulwiler today!
Around 1:20 eastern, I'll be on the great Jennifer Fulwiler's SiriusXM radio show. With an eye to the approach of mother's day, we'll be talking about how important it is for all you ladies to follow one rigid, clearly-defined plan to achieve Perfect Catholic Motherhood. OR WILL WE?Also, I keep meaning to remind you that I am on the radio every Monday from 5-6 PM eastern, with Mark Shea with his show, Connecting the Dots. All the shows are archived, and you can listen to podcasts … [Read more...]
Can they say that on Catholic radio? The Visitation Project can.
Holy cow, this looks like fun. Three of my favorite Catholic women are teaming up for a new radio show called The Visitation Project.If you don't know their names and faces, you should! It's Bonnie Engstrom of A Knotted Life and champion for the cause of Fulton Sheen, Heather Renshaw, founder of two conference (Catholic Women Rejoice and Called to Love) and writer at RealCatholicMom.com, and Rebecca Frech, author of Teaching in Your Tiara: A Homeschool Book for the Rest of Us and … [Read more...]
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In June 2009, I set off for a week's dog-sledding on the Arctic island of Svalbard.
Within a day of arriving, I'd fallen through sea ice, been airlifted to hospital, and made the front page of the island's only newspaper.
These are the photos from an unforgettable seven days.
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Official Events Mark Eight Months since Hugo Chavez's Passing
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On Tuesday 5 November events were held in Venezuela and countries around the world to mark eight months since the death of Hugo Chavez. Officials and supporters of the late Venezuelan president paid tribute to his legacy, arguing that he had rescued the country's sovereignty and championed policies to reduce poverty and empower the poor.
President Nicolas Maduro, who was foreign minister under Chavez and was elected to office in April this year, led a ceremony in the Barracks of the Mountain in Caracas. The site is symbolic as it is from there that the then-army coronel Chavez first emerged into the national spotlight when he launched a coup attempt against the neoliberal government of Carlos Andres Perez on 4 February 1992. Also known as the Military History Museum, the site is Chavez's current resting place.
During the ceremonies, Maduro proposed creating a system of museums and cultural programs to preserve Chavez's legacy and political thought. "We must reconstruct Chavez's route as a living path; he passed through the whole world, and where he went, he planted love," Maduro said.
Official events took place in Venezuelan embassies across the world. Meanwhile Bolivian president Evo Morales this week unveiled a statue in honour of his former friend and ally, and a range of other events were held to mark eight months since Chavez's passing, such as a baseball tournament (Chavez's favourite sport) in Frankfurt, Germany, in which players from a range of Latin American countries participated. T/Venezuelanalysis.com
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A statue of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez is seen at the main avenue of the Riberalta town in the Beni Province, at the northeast of La Paz November 6, 2013. Bolivia's President Evo Morales inaugurated the statue at Beni-Mamore avenue during 187th anniversary of Bolivia's Navy Force foundation, according to local media. (REUTERS/Gaston Brito).
Bolivian navy officers march near a statue of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez is at the main avenue of the Riberalta town in the Beni Province, at the northeast of La Paz November 6, 2013. (REUTERS/Gaston Brito).
A ceremonial cannon shot at the Barracks of the Mountain, Caracas, 5 November, to mark eight months since Hugo Chavez's passing. (Sibci).
The event at the Barracks of the Mountain. From left to right, Cilia Flores, an important figure in Venezuelan political life and Nicolas Maduro's wife, Nicolas Maduro, and Adan Chavez, Hugo Chavez's brother and current governor of Barinas state. (Sibci).
Ceremonial soldiers at the event. The lead flag reads "Chavez lives". (Sibci).
Nicolas Maduro and Cilia Flores beside Chavez's tomb in Barracks of the Mountain. (Sibci).
Maduro beside an image of Chavez (@nicolasmaduro).
The event to mark Chavez's passing at the Venezuelan Embassy of China, Beijing. (Prensa Embajada de Venezuela en China).
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A March 23 article in the Wall Street Journal notes that many high school seniors have secured their seats in college before the end of the first semester. The SATs are given in October, and many colleges now offer "early decision," a process by which seniors get "priority acceptance" into a college and are "locked in" to their decision by December.
Observers say high school exit exams also play a role in creating apathy, with most states administering the tests in the 10th or 11th grades. Tennessee's exit exams are given in the 9th grade for what 8th graders should know. New Jersey tests 11th graders based on 10th-grade skills. The only 12th graders taking exit exams are those who failed the earlier tests.
Some educators say that too much emphasis is placed on students passing just enough courses to graduate rather than on taking courses that are appropriate for their success. The result is that only one in five seniors enrolls in tough math classes such as trigonometry and only one in four take challenging science courses such as physics. According to the Wall Street Journal, 37% of seniors graduate with less than the minimum requirements, and 23% just meet them. Nearly a quarter of all freshmen entering four-year public colleges need at least one remedial education course.
The fact that more than half of all U.S. teens hold paying jobs also distracts from their studies, and this statistic has been used to explain why American youngsters do so poorly on international mathematics and science tests. In contrast, a mere 17% of Japanese teens and 7% of French students are employed. Statistics also show that American teens aren't working to help out at home or save for college.
The Department of Education found that 80% of high school seniors contribute little or none of their income to family expenses, while only one in four puts money away for college.


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By Paul Gardner
As far as I can discover, there is no specific FIFA rule that would prevent goalkeepers from making asses of themselves. Maybe there should be, as they clearly have some sort of inbuilt facility that enables them to excel on the idiocy front.
Quite aside from all that purple-faced apoplectic ranting and raving (most of it, whatever the self-serving goalkeeper coaches may tell you, done for the television cameras) there is the matter of dress. Attire. Uniforms.
Of course, the rules almost invite eccentricity here, by commanding that the goalkeeper must wear "colors that distinguish him from the other players, the referee and the assistant referee. That is, from the other players of both teams -- and I suppose we can now add "additional assistant referees" to the list of people whom goalkeepers must not look like.
During Euro 96 English goalkeeper David Seaman pushed that to what one hopes is its ultimate absurdity by appearing in a nighmarish shirt (or is that what the rules call a jersey?) featuring blotches of various lurid colors splashed all over it without any noticeable design qualities. A shirt that may have terrified opponents, but not enough to see England to victory in Euro 96.
As for MLS, in its early days the Mexican goalie Jorge Campos turned out in startling shirts that confirmed what we already know about famous Mexican muralists -- that they are masters in the use of bright colors. Campos didn't last long in MLS.
I want to draw attention to a more recent example of bizarre goalkeeper sartorial fashion in MLS. Just two days ago, in fact, in the Kansas City vs. Colorado game, you may have noticed the Kansas goalkeeper, Jimmy Nielsen, looking rather twerpish with what looked like a bath-towel wrapped, rather loosely, around his neck.
It was not a bath towel. It was a snood. A what? Well, quite. My dictionary has several definitions of a snood -- all concerned with devices or clothing to keep hair in place. None of them mentions goalkeepers or neckwear.
But snood was the name that got used in England earlier this year when these unsightly garments started to appear on players in the Premier League -- Carlos Tevez and Sami Nasri were two prominent devotees of the snood. The idea, I gather, was to counter the dangers of the cold, damp English weather.
With almost unheard-of haste FIFA got involved. The great snood debate turned up on the agenda of IFAB, FIFA's rule-making body. Actually, I made up that bit about a great debate. IFAB didn't bother to debate the matter. In no time at all, IFAB had issued its verdict: Snoods were out. Banned, with immediate effect.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter quickly dismissed the whole thing: "There was not even a discussion, because this is not part of the uniform." True, Rule 4 (Players' Equipment) contains no mention of snoods. But Blatter found another, and rather ominous, reason for banishing the snood -- that it is "dangerous — it can be like to hang somebody."
No snoods, then. Yet here was Nielsen playing an entire game sporting a prominent snood. Apparently no one noticed, or saw anything wrong with that. Certainly not referee Kevin Stott.
As if Colorado, racked with injuries, didn't have enough problems, they now had to face Nielsen the Snood, an opponent wearing illegal equipment for the full game, in full view, and in full violation of an absolutely specific FIFA ban.
I have now given this matter my full attention and have reached certain conclusions -- which, as it happens I'm not happy with, as I have no reason to want to prolong the presence of Colorado (not my favorite team, not at all) in the playoffs.
However that may be, I suggest that Colorado should lodge a protest with MLS, requesting that the result of that game against Kansas City be nullified -- on the grounds that Kansas goalkeeper Nielsen was wearing illegal equipment for the entire game (they could also add, for my satisfaction, that he looked ridiculous, but that might not cut any ice with MLS).
Colorado should then demand that the game be awarded to them on a forfeit. The usual score for forfeit games is, I think 3-0. Now that, as you can see, would give Colorado a 3-2 aggregate score victory over Kansas City, and thereby propelling them into the Eastern Conference final against Houston.
And if that doesn't happen, then I must ask MLS to act on aesthetic grounds, and to assure us that we've seen the last of Nielsen's ridiculous snood get-up.


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I couldn't find a public domain image of this guy... that would make it look prettier. ugen64 14:45, Feb 21, 2004 (UTC)
- Never mind, found one. ugen64 14:49, Feb 21, 2004 (UTC)
This article contains many dead links. Contributors please review your links and remove or correct as necessary. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 04:58, 16 May 2013 (UTC)
he is not the only union army commander killed[edit]
Nathaniel Lyons was army of Missouri commander killed Aug 1861 fixed it yesterday and will fix it again if I have to... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jjs63004 (talk • contribs) 15:05, 17 January 2013 (UTC)
- A statement of this type probably does not really matter, but I will point out that Lyons commanded the Army of the West, which was really an Army in name only. It had a strength of about 5400 men, about the size of a typical Union brigade or small division. So it would be correct to say McPherson was the only major general commanding an army killed in battle, or the only commander of a multi-corps army killed in battle, but that sounds too much like a lawyer wrote it. :-) Hal Jespersen (talk) 21:24, 17 January 2013 (UTC)
And in 1861 that was a army does not mean size but it was listed as a army. So to say McPherson is the only federal army commander killed is incorrect. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 04:31, 18 January 2013 (UTC)
Transferred from what?[edit]
'At the start of the Civil War, McPherson... requested a transfer to the Corps of Engineers...'
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The Socceroos want to know which of the Australian Soccer Association's faceless men made the decision to invoke a FIFA ban on Mark Viduka and Scott Chipperfield.
The players, those who made the Venezuela trip and others who missed the match, are disturbed that selection matters have been taken out of Frank Farina's hands after the coach was told to name his best squad for the Venezuela friendly with no consideration of physical and personal situations.
The situation will not be aided by the revelation that no member of ASA's management or board spoke to now-banned Socceroo Chipperfield about his personal situation after he missed his plane to Caracas following the late arrival of a connecting flight.
The former Wollongong Wolves midfielder was instructed by ASA not to speak with the media but broke the gag to put his side of the incident.
"Maybe it would have been better if I had pulled a hamstring on the escalator at Madrid airport rather than been honest about the situation," he said.
Chipperfield's son Liam was born last Saturday in Switzerland and on Monday the Socceroo was scheduled to fly to Venezuela from Basle via Barcelona and Madrid. A delayed flight from Barcelona caused him to miss his connection to South America.
Chipperfield, 28, contacted the Australian delegation in Caracas and was told to book into a Madrid hotel and catch another flight the following day. But, after speaking with his wife in Switzerland, Chipperfield decided to return to Basle.
"She was lonely and depressed being with our new-born baby on her own so soon," Chipperfield said.
"I didn't get to speak with anyone from ASA management in Caracas or Sydney. I didn't speak with Frank Farina. I only spoke with (Socceroo administrative and media officer) Gary Moretti.
"Basle feel they are being punished for something that they had nothing to do with because they released me for the game," he said.
"I'm also disappointed because I've always turned up for Australia. I was the only overseas player to turn up for the last Oceania Nations Cup."
For that tournament, Chipperfield paid his fare from Switzerland to New Zealand to represent Australia in the infamous 2002 Oceania competition when Soccer Australia could not afford to send a team.
The Socceroos are concerned that anonymous bureaucrats, with little or no experience in European football, are deciding who plays for the national team. With Farina now not having discretion to select players on any other criteria but present form, the players' association is to demand ASA transparency on team selection.
"Nobody has put up their hand so we don't know who it is making calls on selection now," said players' union boss Rob Anderson, who has been asked by the Socceroos to arrange next week's meeting.
"We need to know specifically who it is considering the players' personal circumstances and who made a call on that," Anderson said.
"It is not Frank Farina any more and there are some vagaries associated with who is actually making selection calls.
"Clearly, the players haven't had the opportunity to speak directly with the person who is making the ultimate call in this regard so we wonder if this person would know what it is to be a professional footballer in a major European club environment.
"Scott Chipperfield was put in a terrible position by having to leave his wife, who was under stress. What is the responsibility of Australia's players to their families? That is what has to be answered by the ASA," he said.
Basle made a last-minute bid to have Chipperfield's ban overturned for tonight's match with Grasshoppers.
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For seven years, British fisherman Bernie Campbell sought to catch a rare albino wels catfish, but the odd-looking fish had always eluded him—until a recent trip on the River Ebro near Barcelona, Spain, with CatMaster Tours.
Not only did Campbell reel in the rare species, but he also caught what is believed to be a world record for the albino wels catfish, beating the previous mark by 10 pounds, according to the U.K. Daily Mail.
The enormous fish weighed a whopping 206 pounds and stretched 8 feet long.
"We have had two or three big albino catfish out of the river, but none that has topped 200 pounds," expert catfish angler and guide John Deakin of CatMaster Tours told the U.K. Daily Mail. "Albino catfish of that size are very rare indeed. This is the biggest we've ever seen. It was a very special fish."
Campbell, 54, was fishing with his son Gary when he hooked into the beast, using special pellets for bait and 1,800 feet of super-strength fishing line.
"When I got the fish closer to the shore and I saw it was white, I couldn't believe it," Campbell told the Daily Mail. "It was so strong it nearly pulled me in on four separate occasions."
[Related: A wife's tale of how her husband returned from war through kayak fishing.]
After about 30 minutes or so, Campbell pulled the monster fish into shore where it was weighed, photographed, and released.
"I was absolutely shattered [read: exhausted] when I landed it, but the feeling was unbelievable. It was a huge fish, but when we got it on the scales I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
"It was my first albino, and it was a world record."
The record fish surpassed by Campbell's catch was a 196-pounder landed last year.
"The record could stand for 10 minutes or it could stand for 10 years," he told the Daily Mail. "But for me it's going to take a long time to beat this fish."
Photos courtesy of CatMaster Tours Facebook page; Campbell's son Gary appears with him in last photo
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The eighth edition of the ITU Internet Reports, entitled "digital.life" was prepared especially for ITU TELECOM World 2006 (December 4-8 2006, Hong Kong)and is available now online. The report examines how innovation in digital technology is radically changing individual and societal lifestyles.
Chapter one: going digital outlines the meanings of "digital" and reflects on the many ways of being digital. Around one in every three people on the planet now carries a digital mobile phone around with them wherever they go. Globally, more hours are spent consuming digital media, such as the internet, than any analogue media, including television and radio. Digital technologies are transforming businesses and governments, and changing the ways we live and interact. We are witnessing what has been termed a digital revolution, which had its beginnings in the early 1980s and refers to the replacement of analogue devices and services with their digital successors. This technological shift has brought about considerable change in the human condition itself, especially in its socioeconomic and cultural aspects.
The transition from narrowband to broadband digital networks (figure below) is now well-advanced in the fixed-line world where there were some 216 million broadband subscribers across the world at the end of 2005, amounting to just over half the total number of internet subscribers and around one-fifth of total fixed lines.
As the world becomes increasingly digital, new challenges and important dilemmas arise for businesses and policy-makers. Private individuals, too, are faced with a bewildering number of choices for their information and communications needs.
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How many people have to complain before you address these nurses? Dr.Bailey is the best. I love him ... He is not only the best MS dr but a rock when I am discouraged. His nurses on the other hand deserve a negative star rating. Karina & Marlin are horrible. They never want to help, they never return phone calls, they never let you finish a sentence, it is horrible that they are allowed to treat people that way. If you call RMC to file a complaint they don't care either. These nurses are completley out of control. Allowed to treat patients worthless. I was double charged 100$ by Rmc to get fmla paperwork filled out so I am currently fighting the 200$ charge. The paperwork literally wasn't even filled out by Marlin like he said it would be. Then when I took the paperwork back - Marlin (the nurse) kept telling me talk to billing - talk to billing - talk to billing - which had nothing to do with my papers not being filled out; but he had no clue what I was trying to say because once again I couldn't get a sentence out. Finally he came close enough so I could show him all of the blank areas on the paperwork. He DIDNT complete and he kept saying didn't we go over them - didn't we go over them - It's not my job to go over them. They are supposed to be filled out by YOU... Remember ...? That's why I have to pay 25$ a page. He finally says leave them here and we will call you when they are done.. (((Sure you will))) They DO NOT return phone calls AT ALL... Everytime I need to talk to someone I have to drive down there and wait. The only reason I put up with their abusive behavior is because dr Bailey is so awesome. I am glad he is leaving RMC maybe he will be somewhere nurses and the organization actually care about people and at the least treat them with respect and are made TO DO THEIR JOB....
I am extremely happy to have Dr. Bailey on my team!
This doctor has a big patient load because he is the BEST at what he does. I don't mind the extra wait times..definitely worth the wait. Awesome doctor!!
I am very frustrated with the scheduling for Dr. Bailey. He has far too heavy of a patient load. I am an existing patient and cannot get an appointment until 6 months from now! Ridiculous! I am also supposed to receive Botox for my chronic migraine every 3 months, but with their scheduling I am lucky to get treatment twice a year. His patients deserve better. This is just shameful. Time to move on!
I have seen Dr. Bailey for 28 years. The first neurologist I saw was his co worker and you can keep him. I am not Dr friendly he is the only Dr. I see annually for my epilepsy. He is professional but human too so he can be straight forward at times. I have recommended him in the past and will continue to do so.
I starting seeing Dr. Bailey in 2007. I came from Kaiser Fontana and, honestly, Dr. Bailey was a breath of fresh air. He listened to me (Kaiser never did), prescribed the meds I wanted (Kaiser would not as one is not currently approved for MS but he said it might help and would cause me no harm so was Ok with it). He continued to encourage me to additionally take copaxone, which I now have started. His is very knowledgeble in this field and I feel confident I am getting the best treatment available. Admidedly tho, he is sometimes curt and pompas. I remember he former nurse that he fired. She was very sweet but you could tell there was friction between them...she several times lost my information and forgot what he asked her to do. Maybe it was time for her to go. I would definately recommend Dr. Bailey, and I have to my friends. He knows what he is talking about with MS and I would rather have that than someone who did not and was sweet! :}
he fired one of his best workers "Vetta" while I was there using the F-word while doing. He has been rude an unhelpful ever since he has moved his office to it's new location. I use to love him and thought that he was great. Whatever happened to him has changed the way he is a doctor and as a person.
the neurologist i had prior to dr.bailey confirmed my diagnoses from an emergency room doctor and put me on copaxone,other than that nothing else was done dr bailey is an excelent dr. and he knows his stuff.he has me on a steroid type treatment ( which i can not recal the name. it is a treatment that lasts around two hours ( sorry i cannot recall the name, darn it )i see hem tomorrow. tahnk you for your time
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