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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - Felix Hernandez, who signed a big contract in
the offseason, tossed 7 2/3 scoreless innings to help the Seattle Mariners
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Hernandez (1-0), who inked a seven-year, $175 million deal, gave up three hits
while striking out eight for the Mariners, who went 75-87 last season. The
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Franklin Gutierrez hit a two-run single in the fifth inning for Seattle, which
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Brett Anderson (0-1) allowed two runs on four hits over seven innings for the
Athletics, who captured their first AL West title since 2006 last year. The
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Embattled doctor defends Autism research
By Jon Ostrowsky
April 15, 2011
Section: Front Page, Top Stories
Former British doctor Andrew Wakefield, who authored the 1998 Lancet paper suggesting that vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella can cause autism, defended his research during a speech in Rapaporte Treasure Hall Wednesday evening.
Last February, The Lancet retracted the article and in May 2010, the British General Medical Council prohibited Wakefield from practicing medicine in Britain for unethical behavior and misconduct. Wakefield's paper frightened many parents about the potential dangers of the MMR vaccine and some claim the scare has led to outbreaks of the measles virus.
"How can you possibly determine that the benefits [of the vaccine] outweigh the risks when you have no idea what the risks are?" Wakefield asked at Brandeis on Wednesday.
Ninety percent of unvaccinated kids can develop measles after a brief exposure, and it can cause encephalitis and death, Dr. Steven Miles, Professor of Medicine at the University of Minnesota, said in a statement to The Hoot.
"Wakefield came to Minnesota and frightened our Somali community. We have had 15 cases and eight hospitalizations in the last month, a stunning increase," Miles said. "Mr. Wakefield is an anti-science fraud whose words are responsible for outbreaks of measles and diphtheria across the United States. He deserves freedom of speech but he does not deserve the respect of attendance at a university like Brandeis."
Miles said that Wakefield should not have been invited to speak.
"I can understand giving preference to community members. Wakefield is not a community member.
The people who currently have measles in Massachusetts are," Miles said.
Wakefield said that the schedule and time between when vaccinations are given can have negative health effects on the patient.
"You could have a huge impact on mortality … if you simply modified the program," Wakefield said. "We are giving children poisons in vaccines. This may not of itself cause developmental problems but what it does do is render the children vulnerable."
Jake Crosby '11, a contributing editor for the publication Age of Autism, organized the event on Wednesday.
In front of a slideshow with photographs of sick children that Wakefield and his colleagues saw, Wakefield defended himself against allegations that he used fraud to manipulate data and research for the Lancet paper.
"These children were not investigated as part of a scientific study. They came to Professor Walker Smith because they were sick," Wakefield said about some of the patients. "There was no unethical research at anytime on any child at the Royal Free."
Wakefield's defense comes after the General Medical Council in Britain investigated the research and found that among other breaches of conduct, lawyers for parents planning to sue vaccine manufacturers paid Wakefield. The Council also stated that Wakefield took blood samples from children at a birthday party and paid the children £5 for giving their blood.
Wakefield denied the criticism.
"Not one single patient came to us through lawyers," he said. "They were clinical referrals."
"Accordingly the Panel has determined that Dr Wakefield's name should be erased from the medical register," the Council wrote in the May 2010 report. "The Panel concluded that it is the only sanction that is appropriate to protect patients and is in the wider public interest, including the maintenance of public trust and confidence in the profession and is proportionate to the serious and wide-ranging findings made against him."
Since the 1998 paper, most scientists have concluded that there is no link suggesting a cause between vaccines and autism.
During his lecture, Wakefield repeatedly criticized Sunday Times journalist Brian Deer, who wrote a series of stories exposing the alleged fraud and unethical conduct by Wakefield.
He also blamed journalists for misrepresenting the issue and the facts, in part because the media gets many ads from pharmaceutical companies.
Wakefield said that he did not care what journalists like Deer had to say about him and explained that criticism of his research has only hurt sick children.
About 30 people in the audience of 80 stood up to applaud Wakefield during his introduction and at the end of his remarks.
Today, between one in 100 and one in 150 children in the United States are diagnosed with autism. Crosby said that Wakefield's research represents a potential cause.
"[Autism Spectrum Disorder] exploded and something has happened. And tonight, we'll discover the biggest controversy over one of the things that might have happened," Crosby said.
Others disapproved of the talk. "I have never in my life seen such atrocious science and statistical fudging be so readily gobbled up by a group of angry parents," Brandeis student Zach Feiger (PhD) said in a statement to The Hoot.
Suggesting that the MMR vaccine causes bowel symptoms and disease, Wakefield pointed to a photograph of a child stuck leaning over the side of a couch who had recently received a vaccine.
"This is a child who has lost the ability to communicate that he has abdominal pain," Wakefield said.
He showed another photograph of a child with an abnormally large abdomen, but who was otherwise extremely thin and weak. "He is sick. He looks like a child from a famine zone in West Africa," Wakefield said.
Wakefield, who said that gastrointestinal and bowel symptoms affect between 45 to 80 percent of children with autism, said that the damage from the vaccines can be reversed.
"When medicine doesn't have an answer, it blames the patient or the parent," Wakefield said. "This isn't rocket science. This is treatable.
"My colleagues years ago said we cannot be seen to question the safety of vaccinations because we are pediatricians," Wakefield said. "If you don't ask the question, then you'll never know."
Despite the loss of his career and reputation, Wakefield defended his work.
"I'm just a doctor trying to do a job," he said. "The job has to be done. It's far too important an issue to walk away from."
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I'm sure that Wakefield talked about Honda et al. at Brandeis because he talked about it at the Boulder Public Library (at 35:38): http://www.vaccinesafetycoalition.com/event-video.html
The Honda, Shimizu, Rutter study is "No effect of MMR withdrawal on the incidence of autism: a total population study." According to Wakefield, Philip Landrigan told the IOM that this study was the best evidence that MMR does not cause autism.
The study is here: http://14studies.org/pdf/MMR_5.pdf. Go there to look at the graphs and tables. Do you see Mount Fuji with its peak at birth year 1990? It's to the left of Mount Everest at 1994. You might want to keep the paper open in another window for the rest of this.
According to Wakefield, MMR was introduced to Japan in 1989 and targeted at infants from 12 to 18 mos old. (Accordingly we see a steepish rise in ASD peaking at birth year 1990.) But almost immediately it became apparent that MMR was causing meningitis so uptake of the vaccine fell off sharply. (Now we see a steepish decline in ASD bottoming out at birth year 1991.) Soon thereafter the practice became to give single measles and rubella vaccines on the same day with mumps optionally 4 weeks after, a situation which due to the biology of live virus vaccines is similar to giving MMR. At that point the incidence of ASD in Kohoku Ward started to rise again.
That's Wakefield's plausible explanation, but how do the study authors explain Mount Fuji? I first went to the discussion which I suspect is the only section anybody ever reads and found this astonishing statement: "The key findings are that the seven-year cumulative incidence of ASD rose progressively from 47.6 per 10,000 for children born in 1988 to 117.2 for those born in 1996." Huh? My lying eyes tell me that ASD *declined* sharply from 85.9 to 55.8 for birth years 1990 to 1991. How did this mountain disappear? The explanation had to be in the results section so I went there next, where this sentence appeared through the mist: "However, this trend [increasing cumulative incidence of ASD] differed after 1993 and before 1992. When 1996 is used as the standard, ASD incidence is significantly low in each birth year until 1992...." What the sam hill is going on here? Incidence was 85.9 for 1990 and only 63.3 for 1992 so how could it be low *until* 1992? And why should 1996 be the "standard" anyway? Standard what? Standard for what? The Kohoku Ward was redistricted in 1994. It changed size. 1996 can't be the standard, whatever that means, for previous years.
So that's how you make a mountain disappear without a revolving platform. You just say things that anybody with eyeballs can see are not true and hope that nobody bothers to look. I have to assume that there was no way for the study authors to explain the rise-fall-rise of ASD which comported with their desired result. I give it to Wakefield's explanation by default. Hideo Honda must have a set of brass ones. Either that or something was lost in translation.
Just because of people like this guy, promoting stupidity and not helping people learn the truth we need to unify forces and bring Dr. Wakefield to speak in our cities!
I belong to a group of parents that is bringing Dr. Wakefield to our city to speak. Thursday April 28th, 2011 at the Angelika Theater in Plano, TX. 7pm
If you live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area come and join us! We need to support him and be part of the change our kids need!
For a well-nourished and cared for child measles is a mild uneventful disease. Drug companies would be loved by everybody, if they turned their activity to producing effective antibiotics and antivirals to treat sick children, rather than vaccines to permanently injure the healthy.
@ Ninety percent of unvaccinated kids can develop measles after a brief exposure, and it can cause encephalitis and death, Dr. Steven Miles, Professor of Medicine at the University of Minnesota, said in a statement to The Hoot.
What is being implied is that 90 % of children who get measles will wind up with brain damage or death. That might be true in a third world country with very poor nutrition, sanitation and hygiene. Our country hasn't had those conditions for last 75 years or better. The death rate for measles fell by 95 % between 1915 and 1958, 5 years before the vaccine was introduced. There never was a vaccine for scarlet fever but it declined in the same manner. Vaccines have been given FAR TOO MUCH CREDIT which helps pharma and the medical profession keep the emphasis off what was really responsible and in turn keep their profits high.
In Jon Ostrowsky's defense, he does call Wakefield a doctor in the title, and at the event I did read from the bio in his book that included his country of birth as one of the things he lost. That's probably what Ostrowsky meant when he said Wakefield is a "former British doctor" - might not be clear to the average reader, though.
Thank you so much for organizing the effort to have Dr. Wakefield speak at Brandeis. It is so important that as many people as possible get the chance to hear this wonderful man's science and story.
You're a courageous and brilliant young man and we're all so grateful for the many things you've done to advance the truth.
Jake in 2012! :-)
Part of the problem is that people read anti-Wakefield sites and think they understand the issues. That's a bit like going to Dick Cheney's website (if he had one) and thinking you're an expert on WMD in Iraq. Then Dr. Wakefield presents his actual arguments and you have nothing to counter them because you've never actually heard them before. You still, however, have the emotions that have been whipped up in you--false outrage syndrome, as it were.
Jake - you astound me, as usual. I dream that my son will one day be just like you.
I am sure if Zach had a child that was normal and took that child for it "Well Baby shots" at 18 mo.s and that child got sick with - in hours of getting that shot and started to regress a few days later he would change his mind fast.
He may even start to look into this problem with a different mind set.
It is time for Doctors to listen to the parents of these children and not the media and drug co.s.
"Ninety percent of unvaccinated kids can develop measles after a brief exposure, and it can cause encephalitis and death, Dr. Steven Miles, Professor of Medicine at the University of Minnesota, said in a statement to The Hoot."
According to the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Table .. serious adverse reaction warnings .. including DEATH .. are listed for the following vaccines:
Tetanus, Pertussis, Measles, mumps, rubella, both "live" and "inactivated" polio, HEP B
I think we can safely assume vaccine manufacturers did not list death as a potential adverse reaction to so many vaccines without "scientific" evidence that demanded they do so .. which makes Dr. Wakefield's question to his audience at Brandeis University not only reasonable .. but compelling as well:
"How can you possibly determine that the benefits [of the vaccine] outweigh the risks when you have no idea what the risks are?"
Asked another way .. how many deaths of children are public health officials willing to accept in order to "protect the herd"?
Thank you Jake Crosby for bringing Dr. Wakefield to Brandeis University. I am anxious Jake to hear your impressions of his lecture.
Why is it people like Dr. Miles don't seem to care at all about the exploding autism rates? Why does a child with measles mean more to him than a child suffering in pain with bowel problems and non verbal autism?
And why does Brandeis student Zach Feiger assume Dr. Wakefield is a liar and a fraud? Because the media has told him so? Did he even listen to what Dr. Wakefield had to say? Or was his mind slammed shut to the information Dr. Wakefield was sharing? This mindset from someone in a PhD program to be so closed-minded-kind of surprising and sad. And Zach made a comment saying something about angry parents in the audience. Zach is so uniformed on this issue that he has no idea why parents would be angry. I'll tell you Zach why parents would be angry. We had healthy children who were developing and normal. We got them vaccinated and they changed. They regressed, fell ill....became autistic. We listened to our doctors and we unknowingly allowed our children to be harmed. We are upset for our ignorance. We are upset about our children's poor health and associated problems due to their "autism". We know what happened to them, yet people like you don't seem to care. We are uspet that children today...every day are still falling ill and regressing after vaccination. Our children were harmed and subsequently ignored. They don't matter to people like you and Dr. Miles. So, until people start paying attention and giving a damn about our sick and injured kids, I guess we will just carry on supporting Dr. Wakefield because he does give a damn and he is out there telling our kids story. Dr. Wakefield is a hero.
It would be nice if Zach could give an example of atrocious science and fudged statistics because then we could see why his panties are in such a twist.
He has said elsewhere that he didn't stay for the whole talk and I'm assuming that his outrage was so enormous that he was unable even to ask a question.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. Kobe Bryant stepped off a flight from Dubai and showed up at the Los Angeles Lakers' training complex Saturday, joining his teammates for the first morning of training camp.
Although Bryant is globetrotting comfortably on his surgically repaired Achilles tendon, he's still uncertain when he'll join the Lakers on their practice court as they begin their return from a hugely disappointing season for the 16-time champion franchise.
"I feel good," Bryant said. "I don't think we have a particular timetable as to where I should be right now, but I'm feeling good."
Kobe is more certain about a few other things: He'll come back strong from his injury, and the Lakers can contend for another title even without Dwight Howard.
"Our expectations are always the same going into every single season," Bryant said. "Improve every single game with the goal in mind of winning the championship. Doesn't matter what anybody else is saying. That's the goal that we have."
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Bryant and the Lakers reported for an early camp - thanks to a looming trip to China - with cautious optimism following a tumultuous year. After assembling Howard and Steve Nash for a run at a title, almost nothing went right for the Lakers while finishing seventh in the Western Conference and getting swept out of the first round by San Antonio.
Injuries limited Nash to 32 games in his first Lakers season, and the two-time MVP point guard is now the NBA's oldest active player. Pau Gasol sacrificed playing time and position to help the team, but then struggled through knee injuries that required extensive offseason treatment.
Howard played one inconsistent season and ditched the Lakers, taking a smaller contract to play for the Houston Rockets. The mercurial center never got comfortable playing alongside Bryant and in the shadow of Los Angeles' great centers, but the remaining Lakers aren't sparing much thought for him these days.
Bryant replied with an expletive when asked if he regretted Howard's departure.
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NOVI, Mich. -- Michigan has issued a public health alert after listeria was found in a sample of chicken Caesar salad sold in suburban Detroit.
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A former Washington County man is facing serious charges in Jefferson County after police say he killed one and tried to kill another.
William "Tony" Mattingly, 40, of Louisville and formerly of Washington County, was arraigned in court last week on a charge of murder and a charge of attempted murder.
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The board got the best report that one can receive.
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Two juveniles found themselves in police custody facing multiple charges after being arrested by the Springfield Police Department when they were pulled over in a vehicle that had been reported stolen.
In a quiet, cozy studio that overlooks a flock of sheep and St. Catharine College, Norma Jean Campbell sits under the warm glow of a chandelier, meticulously handcrafting figurine scenes of people and nature. Each scene, each character and each animal has its own story, crafted delicately and with care, just like the works of art themselves.
Campbell, 84, has been creating needle sculptures for the last six years.
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A 26-year-old Springfield man was arrested in late October on charges of third-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse.
According to arrest records, Samuel D. Longacre was accused of fondling and performing sexual acts on a juvenile while she was under the influence of a sedative and unable to stop it.
The records also state the act reportedly occurred sometime between June or July.
Washington County Fiscal Court met for the first time in November on Monday morning. The court faced a light agenda before ending its meeting in executive session.
After listening to the treasurer's report, the court heard from Springfield-Washington County Chamber of Commerce's Executive Director Wendy Devine.
Their love is like a freight train – once it gets started, there are only a handful of forces that can stop it.
Kim and Kyle Yankey have three biological children, and as of September, they added a fourth member to their family.
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> "Galen Boyer" <galendboyer_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:uit5n9t61.fsf_at_rcn.com...
>> On Fri, 17 May 2002, comedyharris_at_hotmail.com wrote: >> >> > 1. By making the parent id a foreign key, it seems like >> > you're losing information in the design. More specifically, >> > a child is related to a parent, but not dependent on it for >> > it's existance. So here, the business requirements are not >> > well comunicated through the design? >> >> I'm don't understand how this is different with natural keys?
I don't consider it questionable, at all. I just find that if I need a table to be a parent of another and the PK is multiple columns, then the actual keys to reference get unwieldy.
> If the order_no is unique, then this could be made the PK, with
> a unique constraint put on customer_id and order_no.
Well, in an order table, I would assume one customer, so the order_no would be the unique key, but I would probably put a NOT NULL constraint on the foriegn key cust_id. Therefore, that relationship is then guaranteed.
> One approach is to opt for a surrogate key if there are more
> than one combination of columns that could be a composite key.
>> I've found that most developers, me included, know nothing of >> the natural keys (at least when we start our projects). The >> people that know the natural keys are the client. If I start >> off the project with the design philosophy that each table has >> a single surrogate key and its name is very similar to the >> table, then as we move through the project, when we talk >> entities we can immediately envision and code the SQL. We >> need to join customer_table to address_table?
Yeah, some do, some don't.
> I suppose the main reason for me is that I associate it with
> sloppyness, which might be a little unfair.
Hm... I could certainly see how it could be a way for someone to be sloppy and get away with it. I started using it because I felt it was the easiest way for me to talk with the OO guys. I had an entity and it had an id. As it started being used in development and it seemed easier to talk and think about, in my opinion. I'm developing against a natural key'd database now, and I always have to revisit the keys to make my joins. I'd rather define how the uniqueness gets maintained by the app, make sure that is solid, but when just putting tables together, especially when I'm just trying to pass through to another table,... You say that once the SQL is coded ..., I say once the uniqueness has been taken care of by the app ...
> I've seen people create autonumber keys everywhere because they
> can't be bothered to do any analysis, and they just need a key
> on the column so they can write their next line of
> code. However, I *can* see that there are clear benefits to
> this practice, but providing you do it as a design decision
> rather than a lazy kludge!
>> We then keep the natural keys around for defining the actual >> unigueness and for display in the app so the customer can >> understand what she is seeing.
This has to be a requirement, or it is just a lazy kludge. I also sprinkle in NOT NULL as much as possible, of course when it is appropriate.
The app also has to take care of these keys. They are how the client views the world. This has got to be bullet-proof.
>> But, all of this surrogate talk would mean nothing if we >> couldn't come up with the natural key when asked. The end >> user really matters. I just like to try and make it as easy >> as possible to get the end user a solid app in the time frames >> given. Lots of keys required to make a join happen is just >> another roadblock in the way of achieving that goal.
Not in development. I'm constantly joining tables to find out why something is behaving the way it is. It is this constant day-to-day on-the-spot SQL authoring that I'm trying to speed up. I can't tell you have many times I've rewritten my daily on-the-spot queries against these natural key'd tables I'm working against on my current project. All I want to know is some field's distribution in some table, and I need to join a few tables to get it because I'm starting with information at some other level. With natural keys, this researching process just takes longer. I have to include the correct natural keys in the join and I sometimes get that wrong. When I just have one key, I never get it wrong. Multiply it by everybody researching why the app is behaving the way it is, or some proc doing such and such. They also usually have to wait on SQL. These incorrect queries usually are doing some cartesian product, so the wait is longer. The person then has to analyze the output and realize he left something out. By the time all that is done, he might have seen 20 minutes or more go by.
> If you use views, you may only have to write your awquard joins
> once for selects.
Yeah, but I only code views for the app. I've never worked where we had views just for development. I've tried to make that work, but I end up always going after the underlying tables anyways. If something isn't working, I usually don't trust the view either.
> Incidentally, I've also use the surrogate key approach
> sometimes, but I'm just getting opinions as to whether it's the
> best way.
-- Galen BoyerReceived on Fri May 17 2002 - 08:49:20 CDT
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Re: Olympus OMD EM-5 file numbering issues
Check the following menu options.
- Menu>Gears>H Record Erase>Filename (Options are Auto or Reset)
- Menu>Gears>H Record/Erase>Edit Filename
From the manual
- [Auto]: Even when a new card is inserted, the file numbers are retained from the previous card. File numbering continues from the last number used or from the highest number available on the card.
- [Reset]: When you insert a new card, the folder numbers starts at 100 and the file name starts at 0001. If a card containing images is inserted, the file numbers start at the number following the highest file number on the card
See my post http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/50600338 for information on Edit Filename.
If you have
- Set the Filename to RESET
- and changed the file naming system (using Edit Filename) from the default to something other than (x,OFF,OFF,OFF)
- You delete images or reformat the card between shoots.
then you may get duplicate filenames even if you shoot on different days.
You will also find that if you are using Filename = Auto and your sequence number "clocks over" 9999 you will get lower numbers for later photos.
e.g. Photos taken today with the numbers clocking over would be named in the following order
- P1050000 (Not sure if this number will occur)
- P1050001 (Will appear in a new folder on the card)
I suspect that one of the above situations will apply to you.
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ESPNzone is fine. I think there is a place called Blondie's that is good too? You will run into Hawkeyes there though. It is actually a fun city on gameday saturday. Fans from all over the nation cheering on their team. Pretty cool.
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You will run into Hawkeyes there though.
Blondies on the Upper West Side is the place to go. It is an Iowa Bar, but they will put the Clones on all the time. I think its on 73rd. There will be a ton of Iowans in there, most will be Iowa fans, but it is a fun environment.
Thanks joefrog & clone11!
How about Ames gamewatch locations?
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I would recommend Blondie's as well.
I watched the 2002 ISU-Iowa football game there when Seneca went nuts in the second half. There was about 15 ISU fans and about 35 Iowa fans. We had to listen to all there chants and b.s. during the 1st half. But boy was that 2nd half fun!
I would recommend the apple pie at ESPN Zone.
I would just request that they put it on the big screens in Times Square. :-)
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I would just request that they put it on the big screens in Times Square. :-)
This may be the best suggestion of all! Thanks!
I don't think we want it on the big screens in Times Square.
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Bonnie was born April 28, 1949, in Mount Holly, N.J., daughter of Doris Lucas Prickett and the late Franklin Simon Prickett. From 1967-70 she attended Beebe School of Nursing, obtaining her degree as a registered nurse. She began her career in nursing at Memorial Hospital in Easton, Md. and from 1973 thru 2004 with Beebe Healthcare in the recovery room and as a home health clinical supervisor. For several years she worked for Heron Point in Chestertown, Md. as the assisted living nurse manager. She had lived in Georgetown until moving to Millington in 2005. Bonnie enjoyed horseback riding, birddog field trials, surf fishing, traveling, shopping and antiquing.
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