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At HVO we often discuss the importance of partnership. Without the support of our partners, including dedicated on-site personnel at each of our project sites across the globe, we would be unable to fulfill our mission to improve the availability and quality of health care through education.
One such partner is Dashrath Kafle, BDS, MDS. Dr. Kafle is an associate professor at Dhulikhel Hospital Dental School in Kathmandu, Nepal. Since joining the hospital staff in 2005, Dr. Kafle has helped grow the program from a single unit to a dental school and university hospital. He also helped expand access to dental and orthodontic care in 22 satellite clinics run by Dhulikhel Hospital. By expanding access to oral health care, Dr. Kafle is helping local Nepalese communities "act on mouth health," in accordance with the 2019 World Oral Health Day campaign.
He went on to add that staff were especially appreciative of volunteers who helped them develop their skills in areas including conscious sedation and endodontic techniques, both of which were implemented by Dhulikhel Hospital staff for the first time as a result of training delivered by HVO volunteers.
"In 2019, we want to strengthen what we have achieved in 2018," wrote Dr. Kafle, who shows no signs of slowing down in his commitment to strengthening the health workforce at Dhulikhel Hospital, and supporting the hospital in its goal to deliver quality oral health care to low-income individuals. In addition to the ongoing training of dental students and dental assistants, Dr. Kafle hopes to expand the partnership between HVO and Dhulikhel Hospital Dental School to include oral health research in the coming years.
As we celebrate World Oral Health Day, we wish to also celebrate Dr. Kafle and all of the dedicated on-site personnel and volunteers who make our oral health program possible!
Interested in volunteering to support Dr. Kafle and other dedicated health professionals? Visit our oral health program page to view our current opportunities for oral health volunteers at Dhulikhel Hospital and other project sites across the globe. Not an oral health care provider? Use our project finder to select a project in your specialty area.


We are looking for a competitive field sales representative to develop sales strategies and attract new clients. You will source new sales opportunities and close sales to achieve targets.
The successful candidate will play a key role in increasing income and revenue by managing and negotiating with clients, generating leads and qualifying prospects. Responsible for all sales activities in assigned accounts or regions. Manage quality and consistency of product and service delivery.
10. Prepare a variety of status reports, including activity, closings, follow-up, and adherence to goals.
11. Communicate new product and service opportunities, special developments, information, or feedback gathered through field activity to appropriate company staff.
12. Coordinate company staff to accomplish the work required to close sales.
13. Develop and implement special sales activities to reduce stock.
14. Services existing accounts, obtains orders, and establishes new accounts by planning and organizing daily work schedule to call on existing or potential sales outlets and other trade factors.
16. Monitors competition by gathering current marketplace information on pricing, products, new products, delivery schedules, merchandising techniques, etc.
17. Resolves customer concerns by investigating problems; developing solutions; preparing reports; making recommendations to management.
18. Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications; establishing personal networks; participating in professional societies.
19. Demonstrate products and show consumers how to maximize their features.
20. Discuss warranties and replacement parts.
21. Present solutions to buyers including price, credit terms, accurate sales contracts, estimated time of delivery based on firm's production and delivery schedules.
22. Collect and research information needed to identify and resolve problematic situations.
1. Participate in marketing events such as seminars, trade shows, and telemarketing events.
2. Follow-up for collection of payment.
1. Basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills required.
4. Ability to persuade and influence others. Ability to develop and deliver presentations. Ability to create, compose, and edit written materials. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Knowledge of advertising and sales promotion techniques.
5. Visibility requires maintaining a professional appearance and providing a positive company image to the public.
6. Work requires significant local travel to current and potential clients. This requires the possession of a valid drivers license.
7. Work requires willingness to work a flexible schedule and occasional overnight travel.
Working conditions are normal for a field environment. Work requires significant local travel and may require occasional overnight travel and weekend and/or evening work.
Compensation is performance based with bonuses for achieving/exceeding agreed sales targets.


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'Jordan's Law' just got a 'step closer' to…
'Jordan's Law' just got a 'step closer' to fighting social media-motivated attacks
Hans Gutknecht — Los Angeles Daily News
Ed Peisner with his son Jordan Peisner at their West Hills home Monday, February 6, 2017. Jordan was sucker punched during an attack in early December by a teen he did not know.
By Brenda Gazzar | bgazzar@scng.com | Daily News
PUBLISHED: September 13, 2017 at 7:17 pm | UPDATED: September 13, 2017 at 7:57 pm
A revised state bill that aims to deter social media-motivated attacks passed the Assembly Wednesday and is now headed to the governor's desk for review.
"Jordan's Law" was introduced by Assemblyman Matt Dababneh following the punch on then 14-year-old Jordan Peisner in December outside a Wendy's in West Hills by a teen he didn't know. The brutal attack was caught on Snapchat and went viral.
"We are another step closer to securing justice for victims of social media motivated violence," Dababneh, D-Van Nuys, said in a prepared statement. "AB 1542, by maximizing the sentence for those who conspire with attackers to videotape a violent crime, will serve as a strong message to anyone who might otherwise be looking to engage in this sick game of internet notoriety."
RELATED STORY: 'Jordan's Law' aims to criminalize cyber-bullying after attack on Valley teen
Under the bill, if a defendant convicted of a violent felony also willfully recorded a video of that crime, the courts could consider that recording as a factor in sentencing.
A previous version of the bill would have made such an act an enhancement to a criminal felony, thus adding a year to the court's sentence. As an aggravated factor, the judge could have discretion in how long to sentence the convicted felon.
"I feel ecstatic and in need of as much support as we can possibly get," said Jordan's father, Ed Peisner, on Wednesday. He said he posted the number for the governor's office on Facebook asking for people to express their support for the bill.
"I'm not about sticking kids in jail; this is about education and bringing awareness to actions and accountability," Ed Peisner said.
RELATED STORY: 'Jordan's Law' bill – inspired by sucker-punch caught on Snapchat – clears Assembly
The girl believed to have shot the video of Jordan's punch that was posted on Snapchat told the Daily News this past summer that she did not conspire with the perpetrator, her then-boyfriend, in the assault of Jordan or in the posting of the video. She said she took the video down shortly after posting it.
The Los Angeles Police Department said the girl was not involved in any conspiracy, and she was not arrested or charged.
RELATED STORY: Girl arrested in sucker-punch case found 'not guilty' by LA Teen Court
Jordan sustained serious injuries from the December assault, including a large blood clot to the brain and a concussion, and had to be airlifted to Children's Hospital Los Angeles, according to his father. A civil lawsuit filed on behalf of Jordan and his father is pending.
The JordanStrong Foundation and the Insight to Teen Culture will be presenting the documentary "Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age," at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at 26670 Agoura Rd. in Calabasas. The film depicts teen struggles over social media, video games and internet addiction.
Birmingham's Jonovan Smith headlines 2019 Daily News All-Area boys wrestling team – Daily News
Slayer adds second date to its final Southern California send-off at The Forum – Daily News
Task force formed to relocate homeless encampments at risk of fire and flood in LA County – Daily News
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Brenda Gazzar
Brenda Gazzar is a multilingual multimedia reporter who has worked for a variety of news outlets in California and in the Middle East since 2000. She has covered a range of issues, including breaking news, immigration, law and order, race, religion and gender issues, politics, human interest stories and education. Besides the Los Angeles Daily News and its sister papers, her work has been published by Reuters, the Denver Post, Ms. Magazine, the Jerusalem Post, USA Today, the Christian Science Monitor, the Los Angeles Jewish Journal, The Cairo Times and others. Brenda speaks Spanish, Hebrew and intermediate Arabic and is the recipient of national, state and regional awards, including a National Headliners Award and one from the Associated Press News Executives' Council. She holds a dual master's degree in Communications/Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Texas at Austin.
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The first step to drawing an impossible hexagon is to draw a regular hexagon. Here's a very easy way to draw a perfect hexagon.
Mark a dot in the middle of your paper. This will be the center of your impossible hexagon.
Use a compass to draw a circle around this dot. The six points of our hexagon will evenly spaced along this circle.
To find the first two points, simply draw a horizontal line through the center dot to the circle. Mark the two points of contact between the line and the circle.
Now let's find the other 4 points. Set your compass to the same width as the radius of the circle.
Then pivot off one of the points and mark the two intersection between the compass and the circle.
These intersections are the 4 remaining points of our hexagon.
Now just connect these points to form the shape.
Next, let's draw a smaller hexagon inside this one. To do this, simply draw all the sides of the big hexagon again, except move them inward so that they form a new hexagon.
Be sure to keep the spacing between the lines uniform through out.
Ok, so there's our medium hexagon.
Now let's repeat the process and draw yet another hexagon inside this one.
Just to make it interesting, I'll make the spacing a bit bigger this time, so I'll use the width of my ruler to measure things out.
And there's the small hexagon.
Next, let's ink in the large and small hexagon, because we know for sure these are the lines we want to keep.
Now let's ink in the rest of the drawing. There's a lot of lines here so it can get a bit confusing.
The best way to think about this is to imagine that you are trying to get from the large hexagon to the small hexagon, using these roads.
Let's start with this corner.
Here you have your choice of two roads.
For the first one, it doesn't matter which one you pick. So let's just go with this one.
Follow this road down until you reach the far edge of the small hexagon.
Then make a turn to connect to it. And that's it.
Now let's do this corner.
Again, we have a choice of two roads.
…we'll have to use this one.
Once again, follow this road down until you get to the far edge of the small hexagon.
And then make a turn to connect to it.
Now let's repeat this process for the other four corners.
Once you're done, just erase the pencil guidelines to reveal our impossible hexagon.
Then I'll use a 2B & 4B pencil to add a gradation at the 6 inner corners of the shape.
And I'll also add a gradation at the 6 outer corners as well.
And lastly, I'll use a 4B pencil to add a hard shadow under these lines, in order to create the illusion that the parts are overlapping each other.
I truly enjoy how you teach drawing. Your directions are very clear and easy to follow. All my life I've liked to doodle, but I always felt I didn't have any art talent. Going through your videos, my drawing has improved considerably. I won't be another Grandma Moses, but I am enjoying drawing more than I ever have. Thank you Ethan.
I made this one exactly and it's not impossible and to give it an Illusion at the center focus point I kept going around in the same pattern over and over and it works it actually works!


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IT finished with seven assists and dropped a game-high 28 points.
Avery Bradley had a couple huge buckets in the fourth quarter and finished with 22 points to go along with a season-high 9 rebounds.
Amir Johnson continues to be the Celtics most efficient big man. He had the only double-double of the game with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
Kelly Olynyk had by far his best game since returning from his injury. His stat line consisted of 22 points on 7-12 shooting (4-6 from 3), 5 rebounds, and 2 steals.
Evan Turner also had an efficient scoring night, shooting 7-11 on his way to 16 points.
The Celtics have now won two in a row after previously losing five out of six. With the Hawks' loss to the Wizards Monday night, they're now tied with Atlanta for the four seed.
This is only his 2nd year in league, he is going to be a top player in nba before his career is over.


Interested in joining the Chancel Guild? We invite any new confirmed members or any members to join Chancel Guild. We will teach you what to do and work with you, until you are comfortable as you assume responsibilities which match your interests. It's a great way to stay involved with the church, without getting up in front of people to act or speak. You can join by yourself or with a partner. Contact the Parish Administrator,if you would like to take on as little or as much as you feel ready to assume.
Communion – when schuduled the vessels must be filled with bread and wine and placed on the altar in preparation for upcoming services.
Vestments - acolyte vestments must be ready and in good repair for use in services.
Preparations – in addition to weekly services, Chancel Guild is also responsible for preparations for Holy Baptism.
Chancel Guild- Meets the 3rd Thursday of the month at Immanuel-Trinity Lutheran Church @ 5:00 p.m..


When the going gets tough, the tough get going. I made this little poem/quote when I was having difficult moments in our relationship. There were a few days in a row 2 weeks ago when I wasn't able to see Taenggu appearing online or mentally in my head. I knew she must have been busy with her preparations for the upcoming Persona concerts so I could understand if she was missing in action from social media. The least I hoped for was to be able to see more images of her in my mind so I could know how she was doing. But during that period, I wasn't able to see any mind images clearly. They were all just a flick of the moment. I guess it was partly because I felt really burned out from work and daily life. I felt like I was dragging my feet everyday, struggling to get through each day. So I found it more and more difficult emotionally to rely on my own belief alone to sustain the relationship. Every morning, when I was half-awake lying on the bed, I could hear voices saying "Break up. I wanna break up." But consciously, I knew that wasn't really what I wanted to do.
So I did this poem/quote to express my feelings that even though sometimes it gets difficult when I feel like I am alone both physically and mentally just loving her by myself, I never want to let go of our relationship. 4 years ago, I already let her go once before we even barely got started and the result was catastrophic. This time, I know I'm not going to let her go so easily again because losing her would be even more difficult for me than to be alone loving her.
2 weeks later, at the present moment, the situation has gotten better already. I am able to see more of her in my head now. Even though everything may be in silence, at least I can see her expressions to tell me how she is feeling right now. Sometimes, I can also hear a few words of her voice in my head. And that's really comforting to me already. At least, I know her mind and soul are still with me.


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Doujin, Game Music, Indie Music
(Almost) Live From MAGFest 9: Night Two Concerts (Photos)
January 18, 2011 | Patrick Gann | 7 Comments Share this (Almost) Live From MAGFest 9: Night Two Concerts (Photos)
Alright, MAGFest 9 is officially over, and all the OSV staff that attended are trying to catch up on sleep. To everyone that missed it but lived close enough to have reasonably attended, let me say two things to you:
1) Sorry you couldn't make it.
2) Thanks for not coming, because parking was terrible and the event has become popular enough now that it has easily outgrown the Alexandria / Mark Center Hilton.
We're already getting word that MAGFest 10 will take place at a new location (nothing confirmed, just word on the street). And that's good, because cops showed up Friday night, allegedly because of complaints that the concert area (the size of a large conference room) had far exceeded maximum occupancy and was a fire safety hazard. Saturday night the security staff started to keep count for the larger shows and were offering an additional "viewing room" in Panel 2. At least, signs were up saying this was the case.
The bunch of us from OSV that were at MAGFest will be bringing you tons of coverage from the event over the course of this week. Josh Kopstein already reported on Thursday night's shows, and I'm here to tell you about Friday night. Included are many wonderful photos of the concert taken by Emi Spicer. Check it all out after the jump! (more…)
Chip Music, Game Music
Inverse Phase Has You Retrocovered: Win Yourself A Copy!
September 7, 2010 | Jayson Napolitano | Comment? Share this Inverse Phase Has You Retrocovered: Win Yourself A Copy!
You may remember our coverage of Inverse Phase's The Midnight Chiptunes release some months back, but Brendan Becker's chiptune alias is at it again, this time with covers that reach beyond a single game or even games in general. There's everything here from The Transformers theme to "Just What I Needed" from The Cars, "Song 2" from Blur, "Say it Ain't So" from Weezer, and numerous others. In addition, there are 8-bit demakes of some VGM cover band tunes, including tracks by The Megas and Metroid Metal. A remix of a remix, I guess? There are twelve tracks in all, and the album is available from Inverse Phase's Bandcamp page for $5.
But wait, maybe you'll be one of two lucky readers to win yourself a download code, courtesy of Inverse Phase himself. All you have to do to win is check us out on Facebook and interact with us. Whether you want to leave a comment or simply "like" something on our feed, we'd love to hear from you. Feel free to comment or like as many items as you like, but we'll be taking only one entry per person, and will pick a winner at random in one week, September 14, 2010 at 11:59 PST.
Get to it! What do you think of Retrocoded? Are you still trying to wrap your head around the remix-of-a-remix concept?
Doujin, Game Music, Reviews
Six Surefire, Face-Melting Missiles: Metroid Metal's Expansion Pack (Review)
August 25, 2010 | Patrick Gann | 4 Comments Share this Six Surefire, Face-Melting Missiles: Metroid Metal's Expansion Pack (Review)
I was having a nice, quiet, peaceful day, when all of a sudden, Metroid Metal decides to drop a 6-track EP on the VGM community. In 0.28 seconds, my face was officially melted. Third degree burns EVERYWHERE. It was a mess of hyperbolic proportions. Because, you know, I tend to dwell in the realm of hyperbole.
We at OSV have talked about Metroid Metal before: album reviews and a concert report, to be specific. We're kinda sorta into them, because they happen to be amazing performers. You've never, ever heard Metroid music quite like this.
The Expansion Pack EP is set for physical and digital release on September 4th, 2010. We got our hands on the full 6-track mayhem ahead of time so we could tell you about it. The details come after the jump. (more…)
Game Music, Indie Music, Reviews
Live From The Arcade: The PAX 2009 DVD (Review)
August 20, 2010 | Joshua Kopstein | 2 Comments Share this Live From The Arcade: The PAX 2009 DVD (Review)
From webcomic to charity to convention, Jerry Holkins & Mike Krahulik's Penny Arcade empire has quickly become one of the most successful properties in the videogaming world. So when the duo approached NYC filmmaking troupe 2 Player Productions (creators of the soon-to-be-released chiptune documentary, Reformat The Planet) and asked them to shoot a web series and document PA's yearly gaming mega-event, the Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle, they jumped on a plane, moved to Portland and haven't looked back. With PAX 2010 just weeks away from arriving at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, the PAX 2009 DVD offers a fond look back at last year's Expo, ensuring that we're all sufficiently pumped when PAX's euphoric typhoon of live music, games and events hits Seattle once more in September.
Read on to see how the 2 Player crew captured one of the most exciting videogaming events on Earth.
Expansion Pack Acquired! A New Metroid Metal EP to be Unlocked at PAX
August 17, 2010 | Jayson Napolitano | Comment? Share this Expansion Pack Acquired! A New Metroid Metal EP to be Unlocked at PAX
I just realized that Expansion Pack can be abbreviated as EP… that makes it the EP EP?
"…a capsule containing an unknown life form that had just been discovered on Planet SR388. This life-form is in a state of suspended animation, but can be reactivated and will multiply when exposed to beta rays for 24 hours…"
So yes, Metroid Metal is at it again. We loved their full-length album, Varia Suite, and Expansion Pack will be serving up 6 new tracks (27 minutes of music) that didn't make up the cut for the album. The CD will be available at PAX in early September, and will feature some of my favorite tracks from the series, including "Prime Theme," "Brinstar," "Norfair," "Crateria," "Tourian\Mother Brain," and "Prime 3 Theme\Bryyo." Yeah, lots of early Metroid represented!
Check out the trailer above, and be sure to check out Expansion Pack on Metroid Metal's Bandcamp page and in physical CD format coming soon!
Game Music, Indie Music
PAX PRIME 2010 Concert Lineup Announced
July 2, 2010 | Gideon Dabi | 4 Comments Share this PAX PRIME 2010 Concert Lineup Announced
The Penny Arcade Expo, taking place in Seattle from September 3rd – September 5th, 2010 – now referred to as PAX PRIME – has just announced its concert lineup. A lot of your favorites are back as well as a few new faces.
The lineup is as follows:
Jonathan Coulton
MC Frontalot
The Minibosses
Paul and Storm
The Protomen
Anyone missing that should be there? Frankly, I would've loved to have seen the One-Ups, but what do I know. Your thoughts welcome!
Chip Music, Doujin, Game Music
MAGFest 8: Day 1 and Night 1 (Feat. Metroid Metal)
January 2, 2010 | Patrick Gann | 4 Comments Share this MAGFest 8: Day 1 and Night 1 (Feat. Metroid Metal)
I've been to a fair number of conventions in my time. I used to think it couldn't get any better than E3. You know, seeing new and upcoming games, hanging with industry big-wigs. That's all good stuff.
But today, I experienced my first MAGFest. Music And Games has been going on in Alexandria, VA (just outside Washington DC) once a year for eight years now. It's remarkably close to my hometown. How am I only finding out about it now?
During the day, I took in all the sights. LAN parties, a huge gaming room where people bring their own consoles and equipment to share all kinds of good stuff from the last 3 decades. Classic arcade cabinets lined the hallways of the Hilton Hotel. And merch, merch, merch! All sorts of cool stuff for sale. Hats and prints and some hand-made "Pixel Art" using legos (thank you MC Death Bear!). Good stuff.
One of the best panels I went to today was "The Being, The Business, and the Evolving of an Indie Game Composer," led by composer Josh Whelchel. Josh talked about interacting with a game's designer or producer, and how to sell yourself without "selling out." A lot of people that attend MAGFest have their own fan projects, and Josh (who has begun to break into the industry himself) gave some great tips for everyone at the panel.
This isn't a big convention with game developers and the like. This is by the fans, and for the fans. All of the people here, male or female, young or old, have an undying love for games and game music. I witnessed that love, firsthand, later in the evening, when the second round of concerts started. Sadly, I missed the New Year's Eve show, and I won't be staying for the rest of the convention. But if there was one night to make, I think this is the one I wanted, and needed, most. Find out why after the jump. (more…)
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Advocacy or apathy?: American Indian parent involvement in an off-reservation middle school
Wendy Lee Sanderson, Hamline University
This research compared the involvement practices of American Indian parents with educator perceptions of each parent involvement activity's academic learning enhancement value. The study was initiated to address educator concerns about a perceived lack of American Indian parent involvement at the middle school level. Quantitative data was collected from educators and parents of American Indian middle school students, while qualitative data resulted from an interview with educators who work primarily with American Indian families. Results revealed that American Indian parents practice a variety of home- and school-based involvement activities, but educators consider some of these activities more learning enhancing than others. Specific parent involvement practices and modes of communication were associated with parents who reported an American Indian boarding school experience in the family history. Further research pertaining to American Indian parent involvement at all grade levels is recommended.
Sanderson, Wendy Lee, "Advocacy or apathy?: American Indian parent involvement in an off-reservation middle school" (2011). School of Education and Leadership Student Capstone Theses and Dissertations. 471.


Appreciating his upcoming venture of Total Siyappa and his vocal prowess both the stars had a good laugh discussing his very first hit "Sun Reh Sajanaiya". Shah Rukh also insisted on claiming that Ali Zafar had sang a song named "har su" whereas,laughing, he kept on denying it.
Jamming the night with King the duo shared a good laugh as Ali tweeted that he was King Khan for a reason.Pakistani singer-actor Ali Zafar, who is gearing up for the release of his next Bollywood venture Total Siyappa has been promoting his new movie on all fronts .
Ali Zafar has already established himself well enough inIndia to create anticipation as audiences look forward to the release of Total Siyappa.
Donatella Versace: It's Moisturizer – Not Plastic Surgery!


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Q: Determining convergence of series of functions with natural logarithm I have to determine the convergence of the series of functions of $\sum f_n$, $f_n:\mathbf R \rightarrow \mathbf R$, defined by:
$$f_n = \biggl(\frac{\ln(1+n^2x^2)}{n}\biggr)^n$$
I do not know how to proceed, any help will be appreciated.

A: For $x=0$, it converges.
If $x\ne 0$, it is a positive terms series.
The root test gives
$$\lim_{\infty}\frac {\ln (1+nx^2)}{n}=0$$ since
$$\ln (1+nx^2)\le \sqrt {1+nx^2}$$
and
$$\sqrt {1+nx^2}=\sqrt {n}\sqrt {x^2+\frac {1}{n}} $$
Thus, it converges for all reals.

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low set and you called a 5-bet with at least 3 callers. Usually I bet too much and scare everyone off-my image is tight and solid.
When you say you called a 5-bet, do you mean you just limped in for the $5 BB?
I'm guessing that's what you meant ... it also depends if someone bets before you but again I'll just guess that it checks to you or that you are first to act ..
With three callers and you there is $20 in the pot. I probably bet $15-$20. You don't want to completely scare everyone off but you want to charge them to chase. Plus you always have outs to make a full house.
If u play cash u should every time rely on your brm.and on a distance when you play good range and read your opponents you get profit.a small set is always strong hand and nevertheless you bet a standart amount for your play.just notice how opponents react on your moves and do right conclusions without scaring.gl buddy.
You got 33 in a wild game as you described in the blinds it was raised to 10-30 50 then 75 and could call for the big implied odds, so you do as your up a lil. Board comes 3-7-Q all clubs. Your first to open in the lil blind so what do you do right? I recommend checking 40% of the time and over betting the pot depending on the players who are in the pot. If it's 4 or 5 hand handed with wild jackals and a good players or 2 then it's a flip depending if the board also has straight possibilities. It's entirely possible the high card on the flop like -k-q to jack are also holding and ace with that top pair which is actually what you desire when your flop a baby set as you can deduce that a big top pair hand can pay you off. The other hands might as well have flopped a baby flush or hold a-5 with the ace of clubs and will call for that runner flush,if the board was say 10-j-3 then 89 will call no matter what so will 10-j and even 8-10 with one club. This is like a possible 9 clubs on the turn,4 clubs on the river or so 4-8 straight cards than can crush you on the river making it like really about 12 outs for 5 players to kill you and a 8% chance it's set over set no worries there though. Checking is a good thing here if there is than many outs as a few of them lock up your hand to the boat giving you most likely the nuts unless say 10-j just paired his jack again less likely. This is why it's good to check the pot even though it may be big and you might have the best hand now,however it will go sour in an instant! So see whats what a check is weak you can call fill up on the turn then call,and pop it on the river for the kill. Ideally you want flops like 4-A-7 rainbow against a tight aggressive player or 2 who has you covered and flopped top pair with a-j and aq etc.. This way you don't have to deduce that any one of these guys is representing top pair with an actual 56 or 78 to see if the turn helps them. You can feel they have top pair and check or call any bet and hope they make 2 pair then fire what looks like a bad bluff later to crush. To finish this question say you followed my advice in that wild game on the q-3-10 flop or whatever and the turn came a blank 6 of diamonds,you can then increase the price to go forward,or check and see the river if it's a garbage blank you have 2 options now as the pot is big and you called all the way down. If you suspect a greater than 40% chance it's a flopped baby flush then you bet into that 800 dollar pot weakly which is a defensive bet,the baby flush will call but you wont be faced with a tough decision,2 pair will call so you win the pot,a baby flush will be afraid he's beat and just call vs shoving big. Flopped nut flush would have bet large on the turn so as you can see it's really just a dangerous hand to play on certain boards and certain players.
no one know that you have to do. because your describing isn't full. And even if you give us the full describing always you will have some options to play with a certain probability.
I called an early position raiser from the lowjack with $64 in the pot. The flop is 2 clubs with no straight. It's checked to me and I bet the pot. No callers.
when flopping a small set on a dry board, you want to check it, as you can't get value from drawing hands and the chance of being beaten on the river drops significantly. also, if you have a small set as you stated, you will get value if someone flops top pair. also,if you have top set, it's better to check it so you get value from hands like pocket pairs.
if the board is wet and want to protect your hand, especially when in position, against hands like flushes or straights; i suggest betting two thirds to full pot.(keep in mind that you can also have the possibility to improve to a full house if they make a very strong hand). If you think it has a weak pair you should do a value bet.
On turn and river you should almost always bet your set.(if you think it's still the best hand).
I assume he means UTG raised and 4 players 9including him) called.
Betting the pot is too much imo. In this case UTG can be pretty strong (JJ+, AK, AQ), the rest are weaker, probably speculative hands like JTs, 78s etc. So if everyone check they either have air (high aces at best, missed flush draws) or top/middle sets, nut flush draw and are trapping. Your pot-size bet is very polarizing, you will not get any weaker hand to call, depending on the table dynamics even fkush draws might fold and you will get called only by hands that beat you. A half pot size bet might do the trick here, also keeping the pot down in case there is a third spade on the turn/river.


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Crew comment regarding a problem with the left engine was captured about eight seconds before the end of the recording. Three automated alarms sounded, warning pilots the plane was banked too sharply to one side, about three seconds before the recording ended.
The plane, a twin-engine Beechcraft 350 King Air, was flying a private party of people to St. Petersburg, Florida.
Experts will continue to analyze the recording in Washington, D.C., Landsberg said. The group will release a written transcript when the majority of reports are completed in the investigation.
NTSB will release a preliminary report in about two weeks, Landsberg said. A factual report will be released in 12 to 18 months and will be followed by a probable cause of the crash.
The NTSB is analyzing video of the crash, records for the pilot and co-pilot and maintenance of the plane.
A pilot who previously flew with the King Air's pilot told NTSB everything was normal during their flight several weeks ago, Landsberg said.
In this photo taken Sunday, June 30 2019 in Addison, TX is the cockpit voice recorder from a Beechcraft BE-350 that crash into a hangar at Addison Airport shortly after takeoff. NTBS Provided by NTBS
All 10 people on the plane identified
The plane had a maximum capacity of 11 people. Ten people were onboard: eight passengers and the pilot and co-pilot. All of them have been identified through the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office or other sources.
On Tuesday, the Medical Examiner's Office identified the flight's pilot as 71-year-old Howard Hale Cassady, of Fort Worth.
Sources have told the Star-Telegram that Cassady had extensive flight experience, and records say he was rated for a dozen different types of aircraft.
Plane ownership linked to family of 4 who died
The aircraft was owned by a business connected to a family of four who died in the accident, records show.
Brian Ellard, who died along with his wife and two teenage stepchildren, is connected to the business that purchased the aircraft this year from a private charter company in Chicago, according to public records. Todd DeSimone, the general manager of Chicago-based jet charter company Planemasters, said Monday that he sold the plane to a company based in Addison called EE Operations LLC.
EE Operations has an address in the 4900 block of Keller Springs Road, which is blocks away from the airport. The same address is also registered to Ellard Family Holdings LLC, a business that is registered in Nevada and is owned by Ellard, and to NTA Life Management Inc., of which Ellard was the president and chief executive officer, according to public records and Ellard's LinkedIn Account.
Another tail number — also known as an N-Number — has been reserved on another aircraft registered to the Ellard Family Holdings LLC business, according to the FAA Registry.
Alice and Dylan Maritato were killed in the crash, along with their mother and stepfather, Ornella Ellard and Brian Ellard. Alice, 15, attended John Paul II High School in Plano and Dylan, 13, was a middle school student at All Saints Catholic School.
Co-pilot
The NTSB hasn't yet clarified whether the aircraft was on a private flight or a chartered event, which would require two pilots to be on duty.
A co-pilot on the flight had an expired medical certificate, government records show, although there's no evidence that his health contributed to the crash.
Matthew John Palmer, 28, of Fort Worth, who was identified as the co-pilot of the propeller plane, had a first class commercial pilot license. A check of FAA records shows that Palmer's last medical certificate was dated April 2018.
Several sources said a pilot with his credentials would have needed to re-certify his medical fitness every 12 months.
"If he was due in April and he was flying, it appears he was flying with an expired medical certificate," said FAA spokesman Lynn Lynsford. "The valid medical is a no-go. If you're not valid, you're not supposed to be flying. You can't have any authority over the controls at all."
But Ladd Sanger, a lawyer who specializes in aviation law, said the co-pilot's medical status wouldn't be a major factor if the trip was solely a private affair. Federal law only requires one pilot for those flights.
If the flight was commercial, two pilots would have been required.
Others killed in the crash
Steve Thelen, 58, and his wife, Gina, 57, also died in the crash, according to JLL real estate in Dallas, where Thelen was the managing director.
Also killed were Mary Titus, 60, and her husband, John Titus, 61. The Tituses and Ornella and Brian Ellard were part of the same Dallas tennis group, of which Mary Titus was the captain, according to records from the United States Tennis Association.
David Snell, a pilot who saw an airplane crash into a hangar at the Addison Airport, in Addison, TX on Sunday, talks about what he saw. Ten people were killed in the crash. The cause remains under investigation.
Crash history
Sanger said four other crashes involving Beechcraft 200 and 300 series models all occurred during takeoff, and in each case a question was raised about whether a power lever had either been incorrectly positioned by pilots, or crept back into a less powerful position after the pilot set them.
He also said that if the aircraft loses one of its two engines, it can still take off. But, he added: "If you rotate the airplane and become airborne below the single-engine speed, you can't control the airplane in a loss of engine power."
The crash was one of the deadliest in Dallas-Fort Worth aviation history.
In 1985, Delta Air Lines flight 191 crashed while trying to land during a violent thunderstorm at DFW Airport, killing 134 of the 163 people on board.
In 1988, Delta flight 1141 crashed shortly after takeoff at DFW, killing 14 people and injuring 94 others.
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No cause determined for plane crash; witness says engine sounded wrong from take-off
In this photo taken Sunday, June 30 2019 in Addison, TX is the cockpit voice recorder from a Beechcraft BE-350 that crashed into a hangar at Addison Airport shortly after takeoff. NTBS Provided by NTBS
National Transportation Safety Board and FBI investigators on Monday inspect an airport hangar in Addison, the day after a twin-engine plane crashed into the building, killing all 10 people on board. Shaban Athuman AP
National Transportation Safety Board investigators and others inspect an airport hangar in Addison, where 10 people died Sunday after a twin-engine plane crashed into the building. Shaban Athuman AP
NTSB images captured by drone at accident site in Addison, TX where a Beech BE-350 crashed into a hangar on June 30, 2019 at Addison Airport. NTSB Photo provided by the NTSB
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Peruvian gets 3rd president in a week amid cautious optimism
LIMA, Peru (AP) – Peru was sworn in as its third president in a week on Tuesday at a televised ceremony that saw both the optimism and skepticism of the inhabitants of a South American country rich after two decades of the worst constitutional crisis.
Wearing red and white presidential legislation, Francisco promised to restore confidence in the Sagasti government and pay tribute to two young men who died during clashes that erupted when Congress voted to oust a popular pioneer last week.
"We can't resurrect them," he said. "But it can prevent this from happening again."
In Lima, many said they were cautiously optimistic that the senior politician could bring the district back to stability after a week of uprising. But there is a steep road ahead of the adventure.
Young Peruvians are still angry at the government for seeing them as self-interested and corrupt who marched on the capital after the ceremony. The Congress is full of political parties that ousted two presidents in a five-year period. Chagasthi has only five months to run for the presidency.
"I have never seen a better president in my 63 years," said Victor Messina. "I hope it's different."
Peru was plunged into turmoil last week when Congress voted to oust former President Martin Viscar. Protesters filled the streets, deciding the move was a parliamentary coup. The legislators sworn in the little-known politician and paddy farmer as the interim leader of the country. But he resigned five days after most of his cabinet resigned and protests turned violent.
For more than 24 hours, Peru has no appointed president.
Through training an engineer became the head of state of Peru a day after he was voted president of the Sagasti Congress. When Manuel Merino resigned on Sunday because he did not have a vice president, it put Sakasthi in the next row. He is a respected scholar and his works include the book "Democracy and Good Governance". In 1996, he was one of the hostages taken by the Tupac Amaru rebels at the Japanese ambassador's residence in Lipa.
Michael Schifter, chairman of the U.S. Inter – Dialogue Thought Group and acquaintance of the new president, said Sagasti's reputation as a consensus builder makes him an appropriate choice for now.
"He always had ideas about trying to build bridges in Peru," Shifter said. "That's what he really stood for."
The 76-year-old central legislator on Monday visited hospitals where he promised to do everything in his power to help wounded protesters recover and restore confidence in Peru after becoming president of Congress.
He reiterated the message in his speech on Tuesday, vowing to rename presidential scholarships in honor of Peru's youth. He praised the politicians for reminding the opposition of the democratic values they had vowed to support. He promised to continue the fight against corruption.
"This huge movement we have seen in all regions of the country belongs to the youth," he said.
An autobiography on Sagasti's website states that he works while listening to classical music, has been married three times and holds a cardboard box from a mineral water box with the signatures of a former capacitor Amaru captives on a wall.
"It was an interesting experience," he says of the captivity in the speech.
However, he is an unknown relative to many Peruvians, and the principals continue to create frustration, confusion and anxiety one after the other. The Peruvian man elected in 2016 – Pablo Kuczynski of Point Pedro – should rule until 2021 Instead, repeated corruption scandals and the strong arms of Congress have brought the country into four leaders before the deadline.
Ernesto Minoya, 52, a shoe shiner, said: "To me they are all the same. "I don't know him."
When Chagasti took office, about 100 protesters shouted the names of two people killed in the protests, Jack Pintado, 22, and Jordan Sodello, 24, outside Congress. Several thousand people later marched through Lima calling for a new Congress and constitution demanding justice for the dead protesters.
"We can not build a better country without justice and reconciliation," said 23-year-old George Quinteros.
Chagasti voted against expelling Viscarra – a move that would win him at least some support from those who took to the streets in protest. Unlike Viskara, there is a party that represents him in Congress. Analysts believe the legislature will still try to crack down on any major reforms – especially corruption – but it will be difficult to remove him.
Lawmakers used a 19th-century faction to expel Viscara for "moral incompetence," accusing her of taking bribes several years ago when she was governor. Viscarra denies the allegations. The country's Supreme Court is assessing whether Congress has acted in accordance with the law. Their judgment does not back down, but may have the influence of moving forward.
For many, the test is a stark demonstration of why Peru's political system needs reform. There is no majority for any party in Congress and forming a consensus is a challenge. Many politicians have little experience – half are on trial. They also wield enormous power and can oust the president by a two-thirds majority vote.
Every former Peruvian president is being investigated or charged with corruption. Yet, despite the turmoil, the country is one of the strongest performing economies in Latin America. However, the epidemic has worsened Peru's economy. The International Monetary Fund has seen a 14% drop in GDP this year.
"I think this is the end of the coexistence between bad politics and the sound economy," Shifter said.
When she saw the headlines on Tuesday, 61-year-old Ana Lizardo said she was somewhat optimistic that Sagasti might be a break from the past.
"I have seen many presidents my age and they have all been corrupt," he said. "I believe he's the best."
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Nothing inside Sawa suggests barbecue. The squeaky-clean, white tile walls and bamboo kitchen door at this take-out spot look more like something out of a Japanese restaurant. And gas-fired ovens don't scream "low and slow." But owner Takashi Sawa, a Japanese-born meat maven, is serious about his barbecue. He's developed his own top-secret seasoning blend—a recipe that combines more than 20 spices—and serves traditional dishes like St. Louis ribs, BBQ chicken and Brunswick stew. His most unusual item: a country-style pork rib dish in which the meat is cut diagonally across the grain.


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At Bryn Athyn College, community service is closely tied to our mission. We believe strongly in the importance of serving others, which is why CARE, our community service organization, is one of our strongest and most popular student organizations.CARE is completely student-led. The organization is run by a leadership team, and membership is open to all Bryn Athyn students. CARE members design, organize, and facilitate service projects and trips throughout the year, and both members and non-members are welcome to participate.
Some CARE events are spur-of-the-moment: a student sees a need and coordinates people to help, such as with packing supplies for Hurricane Katrina victims or spending an afternoon with children with special needs. Other events occur annually and are coordinated far in advance, including our school-wide Service Day (at the beginning of each academic year) or participation in our Nation's annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service.
Once or twice each year, usually during fall and spring breaks, CARE coordinates service trips to help those in need who are further away from campus than a day trip will permit. In the past, students and faculty have ventured to Arizona, Mississippi, Florida, Massachusetts, the Bahamas, and the Dominican Republic to paint, garden, refurbish and rebuild homes and churches, restore order to hurricane devastated areas, and run youth camps and activities.


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Chess Valley RFC is a rugby union club originally from Rickmansworth but now based in Croxley Green, Hertfordshire.  It is a member of the Hertfordshire Football Union and the Rugby Football Union. It is a community club and fields adult Men's, Youth and Minis sides

Adult Rugby
The senior men's section of the club fields two sides.

For the 2022/2023 season the 1st XV are again playing in Counties 3 Herts/Middx. The 2nd XV are playing in Herts/Middx Merit League 7 (SW).

Games take place on Saturday afternoons with training being held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Women's Rugby
The 2009/2010 season saw Chess Valley put together its first senior Ladies side. They managed to win their first piece of silverware, winning the Windsor 7's Plate Final 41-0 against Thames Valley Ladies. There is currently no women's team.

Youth Rugby

For the 2013-14 season CVRFC fields sides within the U18, U16 x2 teams, U14 and U13 age groups playing within the Herts and Middx leagues.

2008/2009 season saw the first Junior side put out by Chess Valley in the U13 age group. For the 2010/2011 Season Juniors are represented at U13's and U15's. For the 2012/13 season youth sides will be represented with one under 17s team (div 5) two under 15s teams (div 2 and 7) and an under 13s team (div 4)

In the 2011/2012 season the U14's have won an amazing 6 trophy's including Saracens JP Morgan 7's tournament, The Hertfordshire 10s Cup tournament, Leicester tigers tiger challenge, Aylesbury 10s, the Hertfordshire plate tournament, and finally league three championship gaining promotion to league two. To win all this silverware the Valley under 14s have beaten Cheshunt, Aylesbury, Hemel, Fullerians, Minehead, Datchworth, Old Albanians and Saracens Amateurs to name a few. Three players have been selected to county and two to Herts school of rugby with good hopes of more lads being selected next season. 2013 the now U16's are playing in division one having been promoted for the fourth consecutive year

Training is mid-week and games are played on Sunday mornings. Sundays without games are also used to train.

Junior Rugby
The Junior section of the club was started in the 1998/1999 season. Training and games take place on Sunday mornings.

Children playing U7s and U8s (stage 1) play Mini-Tag Rugby, U9s and U10s (stage 2) play Mini Rugby and U11s and U12s (stage 3) play Midi Rugby. A player's age grade is determined by their age at midnight on 31 August at the beginning of each Season. The only exception to this are players that turn six during the season may start to play immediately rather than waiting until the following season.

Match & Training Venues

Croxley Guild of Sport
The new home of Chess Valley having left their original ground and birthplace Rickmansworth Sports Club at the end of the 2012/13 season. Senior training and fixtures are usually played here.

Croxley Guild of Sport
The Green
Rickmansworth
WD3 3HT

Rickmansworth School and St Joan of Arc School
Training and fixtures are played at local schools for both the Mini's and the Junior sides.

Rickmansworth School
Scots Hill
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire
WD3 3AQ

History
Formed in 1996, it is one of the youngest rugby clubs in Hertfordshire.

The club is often fondly referred to as "The Valley" by players and supporters.

Club Officers History

Club Honours
Herts/Middlesex 4 North champions: 1998–99
Herts/Middlesex 3 North champions: 2001–02

References

External links
 Official Web Site
 Pitchero Site
 Senior 1st XV Herts/Middlesex Results
 2022/23 Counties 3 Herts/Middx Table
 Colts Division 2 Herts Middlesex Junior Leagues
 U16's Division 2 Herts Middlesex Junior Leagues
 U15's Division 3 Herts Middlesex Junior Leagues
 U14's Pool B Herts Middlesex Junior Leagues
 U13's Pool B Herts Middlesex Junior Leagues

See also
Hertfordshire RFU
Middlesex RFU
English rugby union system
Rugby union in England

English rugby union teams
Rugby union clubs in Hertfordshire
Rugby clubs established in 1996
1996 establishments in England

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