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Dan and I spent a lot of time marvelling at Jason Bateman, wondering what kind of elixir he must be drinking to look so eternally young. I mean it's astonishing. He is so handsome and he's working a nice tan and he doesn't look leathery and there's still a boyishness about him that's totally adorable. Bateman was eating at the table next to Elton John. Was with his wife, super low key, seemed to be in great spirits always.
When Juliette Lewis wasn't smoking on the patio (she kept inching inside with her cigarette) she was at the bar, for a while at least, talking to Quentin Tarantino. Can't even imagine what that conversation would have sounded like. She wasn't wearing anything weird either. No crazy spandex, no head ornament, just a black jacket with red lips. She's actually quite tall. I mean we were all in heels. And she was taller than most. Fun and loopy though. Very loud, definitely a party girl, ready for it at a moment's notice.
Tarantino was wearing a leather shirt jacket. Exactly what you'd expect. With some kind of embroidery all over. Think of the costume department for Sin City. He is very animated. And moves around a lot. And his famous geeky voice rises above the din from across the room and at one point we were across from him at the bar and I could hear him going off about, what else, an Asian movie that he couldn't get enough of. We nearly lost our sh-t when we turned around a few minutes later and he was engaged in conversation with Nick Lachey. What?
Rachel Zoe was skulking around. In a long grey flowing dress, her hair loose around her shoulders, tiny, tiny, tiny, and a crusty face. Be fashionable all you want, but when you're permanently hungry, you also look permanently scowly. In the midst of all the high profile attendees there, she kinda got lost in the star power. Like, you dress these people. Remember
Speaking of the Zoe and Lachey and names that don't belong – if Kellan Lutz was there to work it, I don't think he got much work out of it. That hair. Is terrible.
Kat Dennings was more successful on the party professional circuit. Like I said, people came to kick it, sure, but a lot of people were also there to get sh-t done. Every time I saw Kat she was alone and flirting with some lanky, gothy, rocker, arty dude, but Shinan Govani told me that he observed her pluckily introducing herself to Harvey Weinstein. Networking is a critical part of the job description.
Kat in person is even more spectacularly sexy than in photos. That face. Those lips. The body. She was dressed casually, in dark clothes, red stained mouth, long wavy ridiculously shiny hair, and very, very confident. You can tell because most of them spend their entire evening looking around looking at other people, wondering if they're being looked at themselves. Kat doesn't behave like this. She's happy in a corner, not part of the action, waits for her spots, takes them when they're available, and then goes back to not caring about being the centre of attention. Please make this girl a star.
More to come...
File photos from Flynetonline.com and Soho photos courtesy of Michael Comte/Grey Goose
Soho House/Grey Goose Part 3
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This tip helps you to setup the Log4j in NetBeans IDE.
However, it took a bit of work to set up. Getting the plug-in is easy, just go to the NetBeans-Lumbermill site. Then, if you haven't already done so, set up Log4j exactly as described here.
After that, though, you'll need to know a little bit more about the log4j.properties file (everything I know about this I learnt here), otherwise you'll still not have found what you're looking for. This file, which -- if you've followed the instructions here -- is found in Tomcat's common/classes folder, has a log4j.rootLogger entry, right at the top. The rest of the file consists of entries that start like this: log4j.appender. It is important to know that each of the appenders is defined by the log4j.rootLogger entry. So, for example, in this log4j.properties file, you'll find that an appender with the name "R" has been defined. Subsequently, the file contains entries such as the following:
This tells Log4j where to put the output of the R appender, which is supplied by org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender. For Lumbermill, I've learnt, you need the following entries in the log4j.properties file:
log4j.appender.LogServer=org.apache.log4j.net.SocketAppender log4j.appender.LogServer.Port=4445 log4j.appender.LogServer.RemoteHost=localhost
But, to activate the above entries, you'd need to add the appender to the log4j.rootLogger entry. (And, to activate the output of logging message to the Output window for this log4j.properties file, you'd need to append "A1" to the same entry too.) So now my log4j.rootLogger entry looks as follows:
log4j.rootLogger=INFO, R, A1, LogServer
After making these changes to the log4j.properties file, I did not only receive Log4j messages in the IDE's Output window, but also in the Lumbermill GUI. (And, on top of that, the Log4j messages appeared in my log file too.) Pretty cool. And remember that I'm only using it to view my local logging messages -- using the log4j.appender.LogServer.RemoteHost entry, I can also view my remote Log4j messaging. Lumbermill rocks. Now, apparently, there's also something called Sawmill? Hmmm. Let's look into that...

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11 Best Leave-in Conditioners for Silky Strands
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I'd likely try the Giovanni conditioner.
by Helmi Friday, May 3, 2013 at 11:29AM Report as inappropriate
Nice product info
by EricaC123 Friday, February 15, 2013 at 05:54AM Report as inappropriate
That is a good list
by LittleBunny Monday, February 4, 2013 at 09:30AM Report as inappropriate
Any women over 40 or getting close can tell weird stuff starts to happen, can't lose weight, acne and finally frizzy hair. I'm not sure when it happened, but my natural color turned to dishwater blond, and my natural curls have turned to FRIZZ! So I went to my wonderful and really expensive hair dresser to have the usual cut and color and when she went to wash my hair she said that they just got a new shampoo and conditioner called Shielo and that is smelled great. So she washes my hair and OMG - is she right - it smelled incredible but then she put the conditioner in and ran it through my hair and within one minuet she could run her fingers through it with no problem, I was amazed. Its the Hydrating line from the Shielo line. When I used the Shielo products on my hair at home and was amazed again that it smelled great but was so smooth and tangle free, my hair is long and very fine so is also easily weighted down and tangled but now it is soooo easy to style I cant believe my hair feels this good after a color and after blow drying.
by vivian_westwood Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at 07:13AM Report as inappropriate
I always use a leave-in conditioner..and it does make a difference allright. Unfortunately, nothing heals split ends fully..they (so far) have to be cut. My hair looks good to very good with a leave-in plus gel.
by Karine Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 03:25PM Report as inappropriate
Not a big fan of these leave in treatments. I've true numerous brands ,but for me it makes my hair look like I haven't washed it ad nasty looking.
by Lani702 Friday, November 2, 2012 at 10:18PM Report as inappropriate
I'll need to pick some of these up
by GingerDrink Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 02:45PM Report as inappropriate
I haven't tried any of these yet. I currently use either Moroccan oil or a Dove one on alternating washes.
by Chris213 Sunday, September 30, 2012 at 11:50AM Report as inappropriate
Almost out of my Sexy Hair Soy leave in, so I might try one of these.
by alisha_teater Friday, August 31, 2012 at 10:56AM Report as inappropriate
I love Joico conditioners. They are pricey, but this is a case whre you definitely get what you pay for!
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This website is dedicated to providing public information regarding DePuy Hip recall and other related information to the recall. None of the information on this site is intended to be formal legal or medical advice, nor should any information on this site be construed as advice that should be used in lieu of information from your attorney or physician.


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Plastic bag bans and taxes harm the environment (Column)
Sometimes an idea seems so right but is so wrong.
What could possibly be wrong with growing corn for ethanol by using biomass, helping farmers, and creating energy independence? What happened, of course is that the ethanol mandates and subsidies drove up food prices, reduced wetlands, consumed a vast amount of water, and has little if any effect on energy independence.
It was only a few years ago that libertarians warned that growing corn to make ethanol as a gasoline substitute was a really dreadful idea. We were proven right and there is now almost universal disdain for the use of corn to make ethanol, except, of course, by the ethanol industry.
A ten-cent tax for nearly every plastic shopping bag is a similarly terrible idea.
What could possibly be wrong with, for instance, what the Boulder, Colo., city council documented in its version of the disposable bag fee ordinance?
"Supports efforts to reduce the amount of waste that must be land filled and pursue 'zero waste' as a long term goal by emphasizing waste prevention efforts."
"That the use of disposable bags has severe impacts on the environment on a local and global scale, including greenhouse gas emissions, ..."
The ordinance found more. We will deal with the two above.
The ordinance starts with the assumption that there is a shortage of landfill space. As Slate Magazine says, "When will the United States run out of landfill space? Not for centuries. ... the amount of space left in the ground isn't a pressing concern."
And, of course, there is the "zero waste" and landfill myths. From Ecoworld: "Recycling is not always the environmentally correct choice. Many items we recycle come from abundant raw materials and are inert and harmless when dumped. It costs more to recycle these than to bury the used and manufacture the new from scratch. Glass is a perfect example; plastic runs a close second. ... All of America's garbage for the next century could fit in just one landfill, only about 10 miles square." That's 0.000026 of the United States' land.
We argue that using plastic bags, even disposable ones, helps the environment. The most obvious help is that plastic bags sequester hydrocarbons. 72.5 percent of the plastic bags used in the United States and are made out of polyethylene which is a waste product of natural gas refining. If ethane is not used to make plastic, it will have to be burned off, resulting in greenhouse gas emissions. So much for the Boulder council's myth about greenhouse gas emissions from these bags.
So why do government officials repeat these myths? To us it is obvious: For the political control it exerts. The constant reminder every time we go to the grocery that government is watching is more effective than a picture of Big Brother at the checkout counter. Admitting that they are in error is simply too embarrassing. So the myths and lies are perpetuated.
Ralph Shnelvar is the chairman of the Libertarian Party of Boulder County. Quentin McKenna is a Libertarian activist who lives in Boulder.


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CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS.A and CBS) and Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF) announced today that the companies have entered into a 50/50 partnership for the highly distributed entertainment cable network TVGN and the website TVGuide.com. The basic cable network, available in more than 80 million homes, will continue to be entertainment-focused, with a specific rebranding and programming strategy to be announced at a later date.
The venture will combine CBS's programming, production and marketing assets with Lionsgate's resources in motion pictures, television and digitally delivered content. The new ownership structure will be comprised of the company with the #1 broadcast network and many of the top first-run syndication series ("Entertainment Tonight," "OMG! Insider") and the studio that distributes the blockbuster "Hunger Games" and "Twilight" franchises and produces such award-winning dramas as "Mad Men."
Under the terms of the deal, CBS will acquire a 50% stake in TVGN and TVGuide.com. CBS plans to purchase the ownership interest currently held by One Equity Partners (OEP), the global private equity investment arm of JPMorgan Chase. The deal closed on signing today.
"This is a strategic way for CBS to use its content brands and gain access to a highly distributed basic cable network that has a lot of upside," said Leslie Moonves, President and Chief Executive Officer, CBS Corporation. "Lionsgate, led by my friend Jon Feltheimer, is a forward-thinking content company and a great partner for us here. We're excited to bring CBS's programming and production assets to the venture, and work with Lionsgate to rebrand and grow a channel that will be increasingly valuable to our carriage partners."
"We couldn't be in business with a better blue-chip strategic partner than CBS or a more visionary CEO than our friend Les Moonves," said Lionsgate Chief Executive Officer Jon Feltheimer and Vice Chairman Michael Burns. "Their track record speaks for itself, and we believe that the combination of our two brands and our complementary assets will elevate TVGN to the next level of performance and enable it to fulfill its promise as a significant branded entertainment channel."
Moelis & Company and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen and Katz advised TVGN on the transaction.
About CBS Corporation
CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS.A and CBS) is a mass media company that creates and distributes industry-leading content across a variety of platforms to audiences around the world. The Company has businesses with origins that date back to the dawn of the broadcasting age as well as new ventures that operate on the leading edge of media. CBS owns the most-watched television network in the U.S. and one of the world's largest libraries of entertainment content, making its brand - "the Eye" - one of the most recognized in business. The Company's operations span virtually every field of media and entertainment, including cable, publishing, radio, local TV, film, outdoor advertising, and interactive and socially responsible media. CBS's businesses include CBS Television Network, The CW (a joint venture between CBS Corporation and Warner Bros. Entertainment), Showtime Networks, CBS Sports Network, Smithsonian Networks, Simon & Schuster, CBS Television Stations, CBS Radio, CBS Outdoor, CBS Television Studios, CBS Global Distribution Group, CBS Interactive, CBS Consumer Products, CBS Home Entertainment, CBS Films and CBS EcoMedia. For more information, go to www.cbscorporation.com.
About Lionsgate
Lionsgate is a leading global entertainment company with a strong and diversified presence in motion picture production and distribution, television programming and syndication, home entertainment, family entertainment, digital distribution, new channel platforms and international distribution and sales. The company has built a strong television presence in production of primetime cable and broadcast network series, distribution and syndication of programming and an array of channel assets. Lionsgate currently has 27 shows on 18 networks spanning its primetime production, distribution and syndication businesses, including such critically-acclaimed hits as the multiple Emmy Award-winning "Mad Men," "Weeds" and "Nurse Jackie," the new comedy "Anger Management," the network series Nashville, the syndication successes Tyler Perry's "House of Payne," its spinoff "Meet the Browns," "For Better Or Worse," "The Wendy Williams Show," "Are We There Yet?" and the upcoming "Orange Is The New Black," an original series for Netflix.
Its feature film business has been fueled by such recent successes as the blockbuster first installment of "The Hunger Games" franchise, the 13th highest-grossing North American release of all time, "The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn - Part 2," which has grossed more than $800 million at the worldwide box office, "Warm Bodies," "Texas Chainsaw 3D," "The Expendables 2," "The Possession," "Sinister," "The Cabin in the Woods," "Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection" and "Arbitrage." With the January 2012 acquisition of Summit Entertainment, the company has now added the blockbuster "Twilight Saga," which has grossed more than $3.3 billion at the worldwide box office, to its current slate, giving the company the two premier young adult franchises in the world.
Lionsgate's home entertainment business is an industry leader in box office-to-DVD and box office-to-VOD revenue conversion rate. Lionsgate handles a prestigious and prolific library of approximately 15,000 motion picture and television titles that is an important source of recurring revenue and serves as the foundation for the growth of the Company's core businesses. The Lionsgate and Summit brands remain synonymous with original, daring, quality entertainment in markets around the world.


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EPA Recognizes Environmental Innovation at Science Competition for High School Students/Jacquel Caron Rivers and Arne Joi Saguni Nipales win the Patrick H. Hurd Sustainability Award, and will participate in National Sustainable Design Expo in 2014
Release Date: 05/17/2013
Contact Information: Cathy Milbourn (News Media Only). email@example.com, 202-564-7849- Office, 202-420-8648-Mobile, 202-564-4355
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today recognized the winners of this year's EPA's Patrick H. Hurd Sustainability award for demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability and stewardship.
Jacquel Caron Rivers and Arne Joi Saguni Nipales, both seniors at Baboquivari High School, Sells, Arizona were named the recipients of the award. Jacquel and Arne's "Total Solar Strategy for the Tohono O'Odham Nation" is an energy and cost-efficient project that uses solar oven technology for storing energy and heating the traditional adobe constructed homes on the reservation. Jacquel and Arne were picked out of 1,611 student scientists and engineers competing in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair this week in Phoenix, Arizona.
"The student finalists of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair are finding innovative approaches to the world's complex problems," said Lek Kadeli, principal deputy assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Research and Development. "EPA is proud to recognize a project that is addressing environmental challenges in a more sustainable way."
The EPA Patrick H. Hurd award funds the winning students and a chaperone to participate in and display the students' project at EPA's National Sustainable Design Expo featuring the P3: People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) Student Design Competition for Sustainability in 2014. Held each spring in Washington, DC, the National Sustainable Design Expo brings together the P3 students, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and businesses that are working to create a sustainable future.
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) is the world's largest pre-college science competition, hosting more than 1,500 high school students from over 70 countries, regions, and territories Students advance to it from several levels of local and school-sponsored, regional, and state fairs showcasing their independent research. The Society for Science & the Public, a non-profit organization dedicated to public engagement in scientific research and education, founded and runs the fair.
More information about EPA's participation in the Intel ISEF: https://www.epa.gov/ord/scievents/isef/
More information about the Intel ISEF: http://www.societyforscience.org/ISEF/
More information about EPA's People, Prosperity and the Planet Student Design Competition for Sustainability:https://www.epa.gov/ncer/p3/
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Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees for the graduate student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for academic year 2012-2013 is approximately $4,175.00 per semester (maximum charge for 9 credit hours) for in-state students and $11,348.00 per semester (maximum charge for 9 credit hours) for out-of-state students. Total tuition for the entire program is approximately $29,225.00 for Tennessee students and for out-of-state it is approximately $79,436.00. It is expected that there will be an increase each academic year. Detailed information regarding current tuition and fees for the MSN Nurse Anesthesia Concentration graduate program can be found on the Bursar's Office website
Academic Common Market (ACM)
The ACM is a consortium of 16 Southern states that belong to the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB). Through this program, students wishing to pursue study in graduate programs not available within their home states may be able to attend out-of-state programs at in-state tuition rates. Students must initiate the ACM application process.
The following states are partners in the ACM consortium: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida (graduate programs only), Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina (graduate programs with restrictions), Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas (graduate programs only), Virginia, and West Virginia. Additional information can be found at the SREB's website at the following URL. http://www.sreb.org/programs/acm/acmindex.aspx.
UTC Regional Tuition Rates
Residents of Catoosa, Dade, Fannin, Murray, Walker, and Whitfield counties in Georgia and Jackson county in Alabama now qualify for a regional tuition credit for graduate classes at UTC in spring semester 2010, beginning January 6.
Eligible students pay a tuition rate equal to in-house fees plus 25 percent of out of state tuition. Master's and doctoral degrees, certificates and specialist programs are included in the regional tuition credit
Please contact the UTC Graduate School at 423-425-4666 to check eligibility.
Other Expenses
- Textbooks $2,000
- Personal Computer $800
- Internet Access (estimated $25/mon x 27 months) $675
- Associate memberships—American Association of Nurse Anesthetists and Tennessee Association of Student Nurse Anesthetists $145
- Clinical Supplies (lab coat, stethoscope, nerve stimulator) $275
- TANA Annual Conference (transportation, room, meals). Required in junior and senior years (approximate cost per trip is $250) $500
- Malpractice Insurance (per academic year) ($38 x 3) $114
- Health Insurance (per academic year) ($687 x 3) $2,061*
- SEE Examination (Required in Senior Year) $125
- Certification Examination (Required) $725
- Procedures Consult (per academic year) ($90 x 3) $270
- Anesthesia Board Review Course (Optional) $700
- ACLS & PALS Recertification Courses $300
- Medatrax $180
Total Estimated Other Expenses: $8.870
Actual costs may vary. This is not intended to represent an all inclusive listing of expenses.
*All students are required to obtain and maintain basic health/medical insurance. The student may elect to enroll in the University of Tennessee Student Health Insurance Plan or obtain insurance with a private carrier. Proof of personal health insurance coverage must be submitted each semester. Students cannot register for classes or participate in clinical rotations unless proof of insurance is on file with the program office. For further information about obtaining health insurance coverage, please contact the UTC Student Health Center at 423-425-4453.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) The Northwestern Wildcats spent so much time celebrating on the field that coach Pat Fitzgerald finally had to order them into the locker room.
He had something special waiting for them - a stuffed monkey.
It was the same one that went with them to the Meineke Car Care Bowl last season and had become a symbol of the program's decades-long, bowl losing streak.
Fitzgerald turned his players loose on the plush toy and they destroyed it.
It was their reward for beating Mississippi State 34-20 in the Gator Bowl and snapping college football's longest postseason drought. The 21st-ranked Wildcats (10-3) hadn't won a bowl game since 1949, a nine-game skid that was tied with Notre Dame for the longest in NCAA history.
It's history now.
``We've never been here before, but now we're here and here to stay with a new streak you can talk about in a positive fashion,'' Fitzgerald said.
Quentin Williams returned an interception 29 yards for a touchdown on the third play of the game and Nick VanHoose set up another touchdown with a 39-yard interception return in the fourth. Those plays were the difference in a back-and-forth game that featured more interceptions (seven) than touchdowns (six).
In between, Northwestern's two-quarterback system kept the Bulldogs (8-5) off balance most of the day.
Starter Kain Colter ran for 71 yards, making up for his two interceptions. Backup Trevor Siemian threw for 120 yards and an interception, and also ran for a score.
Even with the turnovers, they were more efficient than Mississippi State's Tyler Russell.
Russell completed 12 of 28 passes for 106 yards, with two touchdowns and a career-high four interceptions. He had only thrown six picks in the first 11 games this season.
He threw interceptions on Mississippi State's first two possessions and tossed another one early in the second quarter. After falling behind 13-0, Russell settled down and got the Bulldogs back in the game.
``I talked to him going into the locker room after the third pick, said `Go into the locker room, splash some water on your face, readjust your pads and forget that you came out to start the game,''' said coach Dan Mullen, whose team lost five of its final six games. ```Get in the tunnel, start jumping up and down again, get yourself tight and run out of the tunnel again.'''
It worked as Mississippi State tied the game at 13 in the third quarter.
On the other sideline, there had to be some sense of panic. After all, the Wildcats had blown three double-digit leads in the second half of all three of their losses this season. They surrendered big leads against Penn State, Nebraska and Michigan. So that `here-we-go-again' feeling easily could have taken over when Mississippi State seized momentum.
But the Wildcats didn't flinch. They responded with Siemian directing a 76-yard drive that put NU up for good. Tyris Jones bowled in from 3 yards out.
Siemian added a 4-yard TD run - set up by Colter's 31-yard scamper - that made it 27-13 with 26 seconds remaining in the third. That came after Russell's fourth pick, the one VanHoose grabbed near midfield.
``I feel like a big burden has been lifted off our shoulders,'' Colter said.
The Wildcats spent the final 1:42 celebrating the program's first postseason victory since beating Cal in the 1949 Rose Bowl.
They doused Fitzgerald with a water bucket, and when the game ended, they danced at midfield and then ran toward the stands to recognize friends, family and fans. Fitzgerald playfully directed the band as it belted out the alma mater.
``This one goes to all the Wildcats that have been here before us,'' Fitzgerald said. ``They've paved the way for us. ... The sky is the limit for where our program can go. ... We might not be putting the Big Ten championship trophy in our case, but we took a big step forward in accomplishing that mission today.''
The Wildcats donned Gator Bowl championship hats and posed for pictures long after the final seconds ticked off the clock.
``It's just a great feeling,'' linebacker David Nwabuisi said. ``It's unreal. It's like we keep saying, we haven't been here before. I'm kind of sad there is no confetti afterwards, but I'll deal with it. It was just good to be out there on the field as long as we wanted to.''
A few minutes later, they got to rip the monkey to pieces.
``Every time I think about this, I start to tear up a little bit,'' said Williams, who also tipped another pass that was intercepted. ``This is just a fantastic happening for our school. We've worked so hard to get to this point and it paid off. I've been here for five years and to finally get a win is just amazing.''


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re: Talk:Star Trek Generations
Hi Rebelstrike2005, On the talk page mentioned above, you wrote: This page needs a lot of work. If you come across a page that you think needs work, you can suggest it on Memory Alpha:Pages needing attention. Please also state a reason - what exactly "needs work" on that article? Thanks, Cid Highwind
Hi Rebelstrike. Concerning the Enterprise-B image you uploaded: the image is nice, but I would recommend removing the black bars on the up- and underside of the capture with a picture-editor before uploaded. Thanks! Ottens 08:58, 20 Mar 2005 (EST)
Nominations Page
You forgot to sign your name on the nominations page under your support for "Storm Front, Part I". --Defiant | Talk 17:16, 27 Mar 2005 (EST)
Babel Crisis
Thank you for your comment on my talk page, Rebelstrike! And thank you for your help when I had problems. --Defiant | Talk 12:44, 31 Mar 2005 (EST)
Liam Bilby
Sorry, I'm not familar with "Honor Among Thieves", certainly not as much as you are, anyway! --Defiant | Talk 17:47, 1 Apr 2005 (EST)
piped links
I noticed an article you worked on had a link to [[Captain|captain]] .. there's no need for an unnecessarily complicated piped link, [[Captain]] or [[captain]] will both go to the same place, the first character is case-defaulted.
Talk to you later! -- Captain Mike K. Barteltalk 17:48, 2 Apr 2005 (EST)
Thanks for the welcoming! It's good to be here.
Thanks for your help
Yes indeed I did use your table idea for my user page, Rebelstrike. It was a very clever idea and a nice looking layout for a user page as well. Scimitar (Darren)
Way of the Warrior
I don't think the image you placed on the "The Way of the Warrior" article is suitable! At least, not where you put it, as the battle is already concluded when that picture appears! --Defiant | Talk 10:50, 12 Apr 2005 (EDT)
On Using "Show Preview" Feature
Hi Rebelstrike. Couldn't help but notice that you are making an awful lot of edits in a row in a short span of time - Iggy Pop, Temple of Iponu, Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty, or any other one where you do five edits in five minutes. The M/A database saves a new "image" of the article every time you save it. This means that an article saved ten times will take up five times the file space of an article only saved twice. Unfortunately, filespace is costly so M/A is trying to minimize unnecessary usages -- and many of your edits are potentially unnecessary. I highly suggest using the "Show Preview" feature before making your final save or writing the initial articles in a word processor program. Thanks for your contributions. --Gvsualan 14:42, 12 Apr 2005 (EDT)
Your User Page
I love the way your user page is laid out. Do you mind if I borrow the idea?--docdude316 00:36, 3 May 2005 (UTC)
Go ahead. -- rebelstrike 10:26, 3 May 2005 (UTC)
Requested Images
Did you ever upload the image of a Jem'Hadar bridge from the Trek fact files? --Defiant | Talk 17:37, 17 May 2005 (UTC)
I uploaded the Fact File image but it was deleted. I hoped to get a picture of it from DS9 but I've lent my DS9 Season 6 DVD to a friend. The best shots of the bridge are in "A Time to Stand" and "Rocks and Shoals". -- Rebel Strike 17:43, 17 May 2005 (UTC)
"Doctor's Orders" edit
Many thanks for finding the link to Dr Jeremy Lucas... I didn't even know if someone had written a page for Dr Lucas, or what his first name was. zsingaya 08:38, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
No problem. Rebel Strike 12:27, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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Can you remember which episode you got this picture from, or where else you might've found it? Thanks. zsingaya 22:32, 21 Jun 2005 (UTC)


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World Organisation for Animal Health
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Another cynical part of us wonders if if this is a red herring to discredit Northen, the SCC blog, Shaved and anyone else who has been working to keep the public informed as to the reality behind the fictions.
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Istantaneamente dopo il pagamento ti dovrebbe essere arrivata un email con oggetto "gamesclan server ready to setup" (controlla la cartela antispam) Clikkando sul link contenuto nell' email automaticamente ti crea il game server automatico che hai scelto. poco dopo ricevi un altra email con i dati del server che il sistema a creato automaticamente.
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Come faccio ad aumentare le slots del mio game servers ? How can I upgrade slots in my servers ?
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I was born in Rumford and graduated from Orono in 1960. One year later I got an engineering job in Honolulu and have been here ever since.
I was moved to send this because I just read that Gov. LePage vetoed expanded Medicaid for Maine. I've lived with the first-in-the-nation version of Obamacare since the state of Hawaii implemented its fundamentals 39 years ago.
The first thing Hawaii did was to give free insurance to our poor. This was our 1974 version of today's Medicaid expansion. Something bordering on miraculous happened as a result:
The poor quit using the world's most expensive and least effective health care, our emergency rooms.
This unloaded the ERs. Unloading the ERs ended the ERs as the huge loss centers they were in all our hospitals. Hospital costs for everybody else dropped dramatically.
The poor shifted to early detection and prevention of illness. This increased demand, which was covered by surplus ER personnel.
Health outcomes soared, and health care costs plunged. The state's per capita health care costs were cut significantly after paying for the free insurance.
It resulted in a six-year increase in our life expectancy, where we now lead the nation.
Hawaii, the state with the nation's highest cost of living, now has, by far, the nation's lowest per capita health care costs.
This is what Gov. LePage and other Republican governors and legislatures are fighting to prevent in their states. And, having lived with this awesome system of ours for 39 years, I find it shameful.
A few years ago, there was a Harvard University study concluding that 43,000 poor Americans die prematurely and unnecessarily each year for lack of health insurance. Expanded Medicaid will put a stop to this most shameful statistic. Thanks to Gov. LePage, Maine's contribution to this shame will continue unabated.
Rick Lloyd
If anyone is surprised at the refusal of federal money to expand MaineCare (because, if memory serves me, Gov. LePage worried about what the costs might be after the three-year period of 100 percent funding), they must have been living under a rock.
The Press Herald has been on top of that story from Day One. The negative outcomes have been obvious. I know, because if I couldn't figure it out for myself, I have had plenty of opportunity to read about the consequences of not providing medical care for those individuals who fall between the cracks.
The "let them eat cake" approach voiced by Rep. Deborah Sanderson was beyond shocking. In speaking of the loophole that 10,500 Mainers will fall into ("Mainers fall into Medicaid loophole," June 23), her paraphrased comment that it may be "helpful in some cases as it will spur people to earn more money" indicates a real disconnect between her worldview and life as it is.
I think it's safe to assume that people living on the economic edge would prefer to have a more comfortable life. In Maine, many people are forced to choose between life's necessities on a daily basis.
With no medical insurance, the only option for receiving medical care is the emergency room. It solves immediate problems, but doesn't relieve people of the burden of continuing care and necessary treatment and medications for chronic medical conditions. And doesn't that also place an increased burden on those people who are lucky enough to be insured?
I am both outraged and sad. How can we be so uncaring? How could we not predict the consequences of our actions? Is the answer that the driving forces in the Maine Legislature simply don't care?
Rachel Schwartz
South Portland
Maine senators wise to back plan for immigration reform
I want to thank Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King for voting in favor of the comprehensive immigration reform bill in the U.S. Senate.
This bill tries to thread the needle between providing a pathway to citizenship and expanding border security. The compromise that has emerged isn't perfect, but it's better than the broken system we have now.
Speaking as the grandson of immigrants from Eastern Europe, I feel strongly that America shouldn't deport kids who were brought here in most cases with no say in the matter, studied hard, and played by the rules. That's not who we are. We are, famously, a nation of immigrants.
We need these young people here in America. They'll work hard, pay their taxes and make our community a more vibrant place. In their own and various ways, they will embrace our issues, advance our causes and continue our inexorable march toward a more perfect union.
I hope the House of Representatives shows the same courage as our senators. We can't afford to miss this opportunity. America needs this bill to be passed.
John Bernard
South Portland
Naming soda as state drink won't make us more healthy
I was surprised to learn that since 2005 we have had a state beverage — something called Moxie.
Twenty states have milk as their state beverage. Other states have Conecuh Ridge Whiskey (Alabama), water (Indiana), tomato juice (Ohio), orange juice (Florida — duh), cranberry juice (Massachusetts), apple cider (New Hampshire) and coffee milk (Rhode Island).
Nebraska not only has milk as their state beverage, it also has a state soft drink — Kool-Aid.
So I'm wondering why a state like Maine, so health-conscious and a major supplier of water, does not have water as its state beverage. Not only that, why is a government entity promoting a commercial product?
Ann Bainbridge
Midcoast towns also host to Hollywood productions
In regard to your article on Maine-made films ("Bill would woo movie, TV production companies with tax break," June 13), I found no mention of the one filmed in Rockport a few years ago.
It was called "The Man Without a Face." Prop-type buildings were put up on the shore next to a restaurant called the Sail Loft.
And "Carousel" was filmed in Boothbay Harbor.
Betty Koch
Boothbay Harbor
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After ten years, we didn't think Snoop Dogg could still surprise us. We were wrong.
The Long Beach rapper has announced his decision to leave the rap game and become a reggae singer. But that, surprisingly, isn't the best part. Snoop is officially out of the Dogg house and will now be known as Snoop Lion. According to the Huffington Post, Snoop's new moniker isn't just some whim — it's a message from a higher power!
"I want to bury Snoop Dogg, and become Snoop Lion," he said. "I didn't know that until I went to the temple, where the High Priest asked me what my name was, and I said, 'Snoop Dogg.' And he looked me in my eyes and said, 'No more. You are the light; you are the lion.' From that moment on, it's like I had started to understand why I was there."
Check out more of today's breaking newsSnoop's reinvention comes as a result of his time in Jamaica, which, Reincarnated, his new three-part project consisting of a documentary, reggae album and book. And while some might find Snoop's new style suspicious, the former rapper has at least one fan: Bob Marley's son Rohan Marley."Music is universal," Marley said. "Jamaica is just a part of music, so we were open to Snoop."Marley's blessing shouldn't be taken lightly either, since Snoop has often referred to himself as Bob Marley reincarnated. (Though, until now, the most they had in common was a penchant for pot and hit singles).Check out Snoop's reggae debut below. What do you think of Snoop Lion? Would you have preferred Snoop Panther? Snoop Snail? Snoop Hammerhead Shark?


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CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts (Reuters) - Investigators have identified 10,000 people convicted or accused of crimes based on evidence handled by a Massachusetts state crime lab chemist who falsified tests, and officials said they planned review thousands more cases dating back nine years.
David Meier, a former prosecutor appointed by Governor Deval Patrick to lead the investigation, said his team initially had identified 2,000 people imprisoned or held on bail because of evidence tested by crime lab chemist Annie Dookhan, a governor's office spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
Investigators have now identified about 8,000 more people who have been convicted or were on probation or parole, bringing the total to about 10,000 people, he said.
So far 195 people have been released from prison pending new trials as a result of the investigation.
In August, Dookhan told investigators she "screwed up big time" by intentionally contaminating samples, forging approvals and failing to follow procedures, according to a police report.
Dookhan, who was removed from the testing lab in June 2011, said no one else at the lab knew what she had done, and that she had deliberately disobeyed orders. Dookhan said she was simply trying to get more work done.
Investigators have begun a file-by-file review of all cases handled by Dookhan to ensure they have identified everyone affected by Dookhan's lab work, an effort expected to take months, Meier said, according to the spokeswoman.
Dookhan handled more than 60,000 drug samples linked to 34,000 cases during her nine-year tenure at the state forensics lab in Jamaica Plain.
She resigned in March and was arrested six months later on charges of obstructing justice and lying about her training. If convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison.
The governor has requested $30 million from the state to cover the cost of the investigation, the spokeswoman said.
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University News
Lindahl Supports PAC
July 13, 2011
MACOMB, IL -- "I enjoy the performing arts. It's really nothing more profound than that."
Those are the words of Tate Lindahl, a retired Western Illinois University administrator and Macomb resident, whose seven-figure bequest will support the much-anticipated Western Illinois University Performing Arts Center.
"I have always felt that the most important part of a performance, aside from the performers themselves, comes from the ambiance of the performance space," he added.
Lindahl's gift was announced at the April 26 ceremonial groundbreaking on WIU's Macomb campus. For many years, legislators, local organizations and campus and community leaders have worked together to make the center a reality. The project has been a University priority for many years and, when completed, will be a cultural center for the people of western Illinois.
Lindahl came to Western in 1967 as part of a team charged with design and implementation of computer use for administrative purposes, as well as for research and instruction. Previously, he had taught statistics at Kansas State University, been a systems engineer for IBM, chaired the math department at Black Hawk College (BHC) and established BHC's data processing curriculum. During his 23 years in academic computing at WIU, Lindahl authored three textbooks and co-authored a fourth on computer programming, and was instrumental in the evolution of computer use by faculty and students.
A longtime supporter of the arts at Western, Lindahl began his tradition of generosity by giving artwork to the University in the early 1980s. Five Rembrandt prints, considered the most valuable items in the WIU Art Gallery's permanent collection, were gifts from Lindahl.
"When I purchased the pieces for the gallery, my goal was to bring some historically significant pieces to WIU for use by students, faculty and the community," Lindahl said. He has also contributed works by Georges Rouault, Gatja Rothe, and Francisco Goya.
Lindahl remembers that "around that time, there was a major fundraising campaign going on, so I made a commitment for the arts, possibly a future Performing Arts Center." Working with then-Vice President for Public Affairs and Development Ralph Wagoner, Lindahl decided that he would like his planned gift to be used for the Performing Arts Center, when, and if, it became a reality.
Nearly 30 years later, the campus and community are celebrating the vision of a Performing Arts Center finally becoming a reality. Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in 2012 and take approximately 30 months to complete. The new facility will include a 1,400-seat proscenium theatre auditorium with two balconies, a 250-seat thrust stage and a 150-seat studio theatre. There will also be dance, jazz, and theatre rehearsal studios; dressing rooms adjacent to the theatres; a scenery/design workshop and costume shop; administrative offices; and a loading dock to accommodate semis and buses for professional touring companies and orchestras.
"I acknowledge the importance of scholarships, but I wanted to do something a little different," Lindahl explained. "This project is long overdue and I want to lend my support."
His bequest will provide support for the Performing Arts Center's operation. Financial support from the Illinois Capital Development Board of the $67.8 million facility will fund the conceptualization, design and building of the center, while Lindahl has ensured that it will be maintained, enhanced, preserved and staffed.
"The Performing Arts Center is a result of decades-long collaboration, and Tate is an essential partner is the success of the project," said Vice President for Advancement and Public Services Brad Bainter. "His gift secures this academic facility and cultural landmark today and into the future. I applaud his vision and his sincere generosity."
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We live in a digital era. No longer is news and information controlled by large publishing houses, powerful corporations, or authoritative governments. Through the development of social media, the individual is plugged-in and crowds empowered. This disruptive transformation has allowed the balance of control to shift into the hands of global citizens.
Interest groups on the Internet have evolved into organized interests. Hundreds of millions of people are being engaged into social networks. Once enough citizens are mobilized and decide to participate, their networks build commanding social capital leading to the political power to influence not only the Fortune 500, but governments around the world.
Web 2.0 is the innovative technology disrupting the social order and commercial status quo; and if the Law of Disruption holds true then the prime victims will be today's industrial and political leaders.
The good news is that this outcome is only guaranteed by inaction instead of adapting to the changed conditions. In fact, these social networks can be influenced, just as powerfully as they can incite.
During these tough economic times, the world is relying on governments to lead. We want you to lead. Corporations are already reengineering their Executive teams to engage these citizen lobbyists. It´s now time for Government 2.0 as well.


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Durable Goods Unchanged, OECD Issues Warning
Markets Hub Host Paul Vigna joins the News Hub to preview the global markets; durable goods remain unchanged, while the OECD issues a warning that problems with the U.S. and European economies could lead to a global contraction. Photo: AP Images.
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When I first started working with the CityGrid Places API, I built my Hyp3rl0cal project, which is a basic business directory, with versions in PHP, Python and Ruby.
While building Hyp3rL0cal I wanted to show as much of the data returned from the CityGrid Places API search and detail. So both the listings and detail page are pretty bland and just show what gets returned from the places API.
I just finished my second WordPress plugin, and the listing and detail pages need to look better. So I created the first template for business listings and detail page. I "borrowed" the HTML / CSS "look and feel" from the new CityGrid search engine. I cleaned it up, generalized it and published to Github for forking or download.
Your welcome to download and use in your own applications. It should be pretty straightforward to deploy. I will be offering it as a template option for both the CityGrid WordPress Directory Plugin and the CityGrid WordPress City Search Plugin.
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Laich's OT goal gives Dale Hunter first win as Capitals coach, 3-2 over Senators
WASHINGTON - Dale Hunter's third game as an NHL head coach and Brooks Laich's 500th as an NHL player could hardly have had a better ending for both.
Laich scored 12 seconds into overtime to give Washington a 3-2 win over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night, the Capitals' first victory under Hunter, who replaced Bruce Boudreau Monday and lost his first two games at the helm.
"It feels good," Hunter said. "It's something you want to get over with right away, hopefully the first game but it ends up being the third. It's one of those things you want to get under your belt and move on."
Laich won the overtime faceoff then brought the puck through the neutral zone. As he passed Jason Chimera, Ottawa defenceman Erik Karlsson tripped and fell to the ice, giving the Capitals a 2-on-1 break. Chimera brought the puck down the left side and dumped it to Laich, who was trailing the play. Laich slid to the right of Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson for his fifth goal of the season.
"I moved it to Jason because I knew we had speed on the outside and I think we got lucky when their D-man caught an edge and fell," Laich said. "Jason made a good play."
The Senators had twice fought back to tie the game before catching a few bad breaks.
"He just caught a rut—tripped over his feet kind of," Anderson said of Karlsson. "Karl played an unbelievable game, was one of our best defencemen out there, and it's unfortunate he got caught in a rut."
Nicklas Backstrom scored less than two minutes into the game and Troy Brouwer also had a goal for the Capitals, who snapped a four-game losing streak. The Capitals had been 2-7-1 in the previous 10 games.
"When you're not winning, it's no fun. You lose some confidence," Hunter said.
Alex Ovechkin, also playing his 500th game for Washington, added an assist.
Karlsson and Milan Michalek scored for Ottawa.
Hunter has tried to give the Capitals a greater emphasis on defence and forechecking, and Washington's players said they were starting to feel comfortable in the new system.
"Try and make baby steps every day," Laich said. "We were better in our second game from our first game and I thought we were better tonight. We get that first win out of the way now and now we get out on the road. We were not getting the results and now we've got out of a little funk with a win."
Washington goalie Michael Neuvirth, starting for the first time in five games, had 32 saves.
The teams were tied 1-1 going into the third period, and Washington broke the tie on a rush, with Ovechkin's cross-ice pass finding Brouwer in the right circle, where he redirected the puck past Anderson.
The Senators again evened the score with 3:15 left in regulation, when Michalek poked in a loose puck in front of the net.
"They have a big team that makes you play along the wall, and we did a good job of getting the puck to the front of the net and we stuck with it until we got it in," Ottawa coach Paul MacLean said.
The Capitals opened with an early lead as Backstrom took the puck in the neutral zone from John Carlson, crossed the blue line on the left side and skated toward centre ice, where he snapped in a wrister from between the tops of the circles for a goal at 1:58 of the first period.
Ottawa tied it 58 seconds into the second when Karlsson's shot from the blue line on the right side slipped past Nuevirth.
Washington picked up the win despite continuing woes on the power play. The Capitals were unsuccessful on four opportunities and have gone scoreless in 11 power-play chances over the past four games.
Despite those problems, despite giving up the lead against Ottawa twice and despite the Capitals' recent struggles that led to the mid-season coaching change, Washington came out of this one optimistic things were about to turn around, thanks in large part to Laich's goal.
"That's kind of a great way for him to end it," Washington's Mike Knuble said. "He'll remember that one, I'm sure, for a while."
Notes: Capitals F Alexander Semin missed the game with an upper-body injury. ... Ovechkin has scored 309 goals, the eighth-best markall-time through 500 games. ... Laich was drafted by the Senators in 2004 and played one game for Ottawa before being traded to the Capitals. ... Senators RW Chris Neil (sprained ankle) returned after missing nine games. ... The Capitals do not play another Saturday home game until March 31.


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PHOENIX -- Bob Melvin is carrying the same message into a new year.
The first day of full-squad workouts is an annual rite of spring, and for all clubs they begin with a team meeting that typically includes addresses by everyone from ownership down to coaches.
Melvin, beginning his third full season at the helm of the A's, marked his speech with a message "similar to the last couple of years," he said.
"We certainly go over the format and what's expected going into this season and what our expectations are," he said. "Pretty simple, really. No secrets. As you go along during the season, you try to reinforce these things. But we stay pretty focused on what we need to do, and we don't get caught up in any expectations other than the ones we have for ourselves."
Expectations from the inside and outside are naturally high, following a second straight American League West championship and another productive offseason that resulted in an upgraded roster.
The A's won 96 games in 2013 after totaling 94 the year before, and many around the league would not be surprised if they reached the three-digit plateau.
"You look at the numbers last year, we have one of the better offenses in the league, one of the better pitching staffs in the league," Melvin said. "So everyone's excited to get out here the first day with the full squad. Today is always a good day.
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
The Day Before
Tomorrow, after all, I sit for my Maintenance of Certification examination in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology. It's my second time re-certifying after passing my original EP boards in 1994. And as I've been learning, things have changed. But I should do fine, right? There's no need to worry, right? I've been doing this my whole working life after all.
Relax, Wes!
But I do worry. That is my nature. I have spent countless hours worrying about this test. II took the sanctioned Heart Rhythm Society Board Review Course to prepare for this test. Why? Because I know from prior experience that there are tricks to these tests: certain topics that always get tested. The directors of these courses, sworn to secrecy mind you, give you clues what will be on these tests by the material they cover in their lectures. So I paid. Yeah, it's a racquet and I'm probably a fool, but knowing how to spend your precious time studying after a full's day work is helpful. After all, it would be embarrassing and even more costly for me if I do not pass.
So, for whatever reason, I just don't want to forget how I feel right now. Perhaps it's to let my patients know why their clinic date with me has been bumped. Perhaps it's to let others know what one doctor really feels just before doing this so late in one's career.
But honestly, I suppose I really want to write this post for me. I don't want to lose the memory of what it was like to watch the video about the unfamiliar corporate testing center where I must go, about the infra-red palm reader that I will have to use to prove the person there is really me. I don't want to forget the guy (or gal) that will be sitting behind the glass wall watching me as I sit staring at a wall and a computer screen in a tiny cubicle clicking at a keyboard for eight hours. I don't want to forget that even my watch and wallet won't be allowed in the room; that I will be unreachable in this tomb. I don't want to forget the foreboding sense of a robotic depersonalization; about my anxiety at the thought of constantly worrying about a tiny digital clock in the right upper corner of the screen constantly ticking, ticking, ticking - as if medical decisions are ever timed like this. Like Nineteen Eighty-Four.
And I especially don't want to forget how incredibly small I feel as doctor now...
... the day before.
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Just don't forget your #2 pencil and fill the ovals completely.
- Tue Oct 29, 10:42:00 AM CDT
- DrWes said...
Anony 10:42 -
The days of #2 pencils are long gone. In fact, pens and pencils aren't allowed in the testing room: it's just me and a computer terminal.
Interestingly, after showing this post to a collegue who's experienced this form of testing before, he noted how others next to him were being tested from different fields that involved essay writing. He commented how distracting the furious clicking from a neighboring cubicle's keyboard was for him and advised I pick up the ear plugs they offer before going in.
I think I'll take him up on the suggestion...
... even if it means more sensory deprivation.
- Tue Oct 29, 12:22:00 PM CDT
- AmySue said...
Your feelings sound like they are quite natural for anyone who truly cares about the work they do or the subjects they're studying. And because of this feeling of anxiety you have, I think you'll be alright. Just remember what you tell your patients when they're worried and anxious about a procedure. Then practice those words. Oh - and I think ear plugs is a great suggestion. I cannot stand the sound of the loud typing when I'm on a plane trying to read a book. ;)
- Tue Oct 29, 01:17:00 PM CDT
Bose headphones...work much better than ear plugs.
- Tue Oct 29, 03:55:00 PM CDT
Sounds exactly like the IBHRE exams. And every time you leave for a break and return to the test room, they wand you like the TSA. Good times.
- Tue Oct 29, 07:00:00 PM CDT
good luck.
they certainly won't let you take headphones into the test area. get the earplugs
- Wed Oct 30, 05:41:00 AM CDT
- Wes Todd's blogs said...
It's good to know Drs. sometimes feel small and worried too. My business is making study guides for similar board exams. I get calls all the time from an EP tech who failed. They're hurting! I do all I can to ease their pain and help them prepare again. Another Wes
- Wed Oct 30, 08:42:00 AM CDT
- Unknown said...
Although it's an intimidating process, don't lose sight of the fact that you are probably one tenth of one percent (if that) of physicians in America who could (and will)pass this test. Hold your head up high when you walk into the test center. And good luck although I don't think you will need it.
- Wed Oct 30, 10:38:00 AM CDT
Yeah, I am pretty sure I took my exam at the same spot locally. They have a website that shows what the room layout really looks like, which does reduce the surprise, but I read this too late to direct you.
Oh well, it is all only about how well you play the game of test taking for these, not at all about what you know.
You will do fine, and be done quickly, I just know it.
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Kriemhild could not forget her love of Siegfried and she could not forget the pain of his loss.
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She did not believe that Siegfried had been killed by accident.
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When they crossed the Danube they saw a naked woman standing in the river.
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She warned them that everybody would be killed except one monk.
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There was one monk who was traveling with them. Hagen tried to drown him to foil the prophecy but the monk survived.
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