Jo had suffered with migraines when she was an adolescent and was seeing a return of them in her late 40's. Her GP and previous osteopath had pointed out that her family history and times of hormonal change increase the likelihood of her being a migraine sufferer. The medication prescribed to her helped if she took it at the first sign of an attack. However sometimes Jo would wake with a migraine and there was nothing she could do to help. It was her GP that suggested she seek the opinion of our practice.
Jo's spinal curves had a natural tendency to be stiff at the top of her back meaning that her neck would be likely to work harder in order to achieve movement. On sitting Jo had a forward-chin posture which encourages the neck muscles to also work harder in order to hold the head upright. During our assessment we found the top of the neck to have mild wear and tear with several trigger points within the muscles. These are areas of tight muscles which when pressed cause pain elsewhere. Jo's trigger points caused her to have pain over her right eye.
Over 3 sessions Jo's joint movement and muscle tightness had improved. Her trigger-points had reduced too. We saw Jo at monthly intervals for 3 months to maintain her tissue health but also to pass over the control of managing her problem. Her symptoms are much less intense and whilst she still has migraines they are less frequent and more responsive to painkillers.


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The West Bend School District (officially West Bend Joint School District #1) is a school district in Wisconsin serving the city of West Bend, the villages of Jackson and Newburg, and parts of the towns of Polk, Trenton, Barton, West Bend, Jackson, and Addison.

As of the 2019-2020 school year, the district served more than 6,000 students.

High schools
The district has two high schools, East and West, which share one building. Each school has about 1,100 students. The two high schools were formed in 1970, but proposals for merging the schools have been raised since the 1980s.  Incoming freshmen born on even-numbered dates attend West Bend East while those born on odd-numbered dates attend West Bend West. Students with siblings already in high school follow their eldest sibling, so all children from a family attend the same high school. The high schools have different students, teachers, and sports teams, but share an auditorium, music department, gymnasium complex, and natatorium. In athletics, both East and West participate in the North Shore Conference.

Every two years, in partnership with the West Bend police and fire departments, the high schools hold the two-day Every 15 Minutes program for juniors and seniors, which challenges them to think about drinking, driving, personal safety, and the responsibility of making mature decisions. In partnership with the city's police and fire departments, a mock DUI crash is held on East Decorah Road.

West Bend East

West Bend East's athletic teams are known as the Suns. The school's colors are maroon and gold. In 2013 East was listed #1249 among Newsweeks top U.S. high schools.West Bend West'''

West Bend West's athletic teams are known as the Spartans. The school's colors are blue and white. In 2013 West was listed #1090 among Newsweek'''s top U.S. high schools.

Schools

High schools
 West Bend East High School
 West Bend West High School

Intermediate school
 Silverbrook Intermediate School - grades 5-6

Middle school
 Badger Middle School - grades 7-8

Elementary schools
 Decorah Elementary School
 Fair Park Elementary School
 Green Tree Elementary School
 Jackson Elementary School
 McLane Elementary School

Other
 4K Program using Community-Based Providers
 Head Start for Washington County
 Rolfs Education Center (3- and 4-year-old Head Start)

Notable alumni

Louis A. Arnold, HVAC worker and Socialist Wisconsin state senator
Bob Gannon, businessman and Wisconsin state Representative
Otto Kehrein, carpenter and Socialist Wisconsin state Representative
Willie Mueller, pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers and actor in the movie Major League
Ryan Rohlinger, the third baseman for the San Francisco Giants.
Henry O. Schowalter, lawyer and Democratic Wisconsin state Representative
Dave Steckel, hockey player for the New Jersey Devils
Viola S. Wendt, poet and educator

References

External links
West Bend School District

School districts in Wisconsin
Education in Washington County, Wisconsin

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Hey everyone, haven't stopped in for awhile. Been a pretty crazy few months - just taking the opportunity in between studying for my finals to drop by. Hope everyone's doing well.
I gradually move my way up the bottle, to improve my toothpaste-squeezing efficiency.
You could check if any of the IWD or Planescape animations have what you're looking for. I don't personally know how, but I know that there has been some success in moving animations across IE games.
22 C and bone dry which, after the mugginess I experienced in Nova Scotia, is an absolute blessing.
I've been considering an all-distance ranged type party.
I couldn't have possibly expressed my own opinion better than this.
Burning the Flag or Burning the Freedom to do so?
I believe you're correct, but can you remind me how Prohibition was ended (because I seem to recall that was enacted via constitutional amendment)? I unfortunately do not remember.
Franck Ribery is truly not a very attractive person. There's probably some tragic story behind it but still...see a dentist.
Powergaming a solo Kensai -- what stuff to wear?
To be honest, I thought the Cloak of Mirroring was a given. I was thinking more of non-traditional items that a kensai could use.
Hah, I win! I have 4-6 weeks off work. Problem being that that's because of a partially torn MCL in my left knee. But nonetheless, that's a month and a bit off work!
What's your optimal # of party members?
World Cup - Germany 2006 - we're off !
What game originally brought you to IW?
You'll be overjoyed to see this replay.
Government body, shamrock. Not sure of what the exact structure is, but it's definitely a branch of the Federal government.
X & Y axes I get, but z-axis, z-rotation and slider?? Help!
Which Level 04 Wizard Spell(s) Have You Never Memorised Before?
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DD-5 Women in Leadership (complimentary to TABS Member Schools)
"The story of your life is not your life. It is your story." Novelist John Barth
Where are you on your journey toward authentic leadership? Ahead of TABS Annual Conference, join veteran boarding school heads, aspiring boarding school leaders, and experts from Carney, Sandoe & Associates for a three-hour workshop.
Inspired by Elena Aguilar's values work and "Discover Your True North" by Bill George and through fireside chats, small group discussion and sharing, and personal reflection, the goals and outcomes of this workshop are to:
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Amie Creagh
Assistant Head of School for Student Life, Deerfield Academy
Amie graduated from Andover in 1991 and Haverford College in 1995, majoring in Political Science, minoring in Russian and playing both field hockey and lacrosse. She then spent a year living in Novosibirsk, Siberia and teaching English before going to Andover to teach Russian and coach. Amie also taught middle school Spanish and Russian at the Friends School of Baltimore before coming to Deerfield in 1999. She has worked in Deerfield's Admission and Student Life Offices and now serves as a Spanish teacher and Assistant Head of School for Student Life. Amie is an assistant with the girls varsity lacrosse team.
Barbara Landis Chase Senior Consultant, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
Barbara Landis Chase
Senior Consultant, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
Barbara is a senior consultant with Carney, Sandoe & Associates running leadership searches and consulting with schools. From 1994 to 2012, Barbara served as head of school and instructor in history at Phillips Academy in Massachusetts. Prior to that, she led the Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore for 14 years. Barbara started her professional life as a third grade teacher at Moses Brown School in Rhode Island. After that, she worked at the Wheeler School, also in Rhode Island, where she taught music, English, and history, and served as director of admission. Barbara has served on numerous boards over the years, including NAIS, AIMS, School Year Abroad, Brown University, Tower Hill School, Pike School, and more. In addition, she has chaired several visiting committees for accreditation formed under the auspices of the Middle States' Association of Schools and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
Emily Jones Head of School, The Putney School
Emily Jones
Head of School, The Putney School
Emily is the Head of School at The Putney School, a coeducational boarding and day school for grades 9-12 in Putney, Vermont. Emily started her education career at the Maru a Pula school in Gaborone, Botswana. After an interval in the U.S. (studying at Yale and teaching at the Taft School), she and her husband founded the American Pacific International School in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Immediately prior to coming to Putney, Emily headed the upper school at the Catlin Gabel School in Portland, Oregon.
Heather Flewelling Chief Talent Officer, Search and Consulting Service, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
Heather Flewelling
Chief Talent Officer, Search and Consulting Service, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
In addition to conducting retained searches and engaging in consulting work, Heather plays a major role in the recruitment of diverse candidates for the firm's Leadership Search Practice. Prior to Carney Sandoe, Heather served as Director of Multiculturalism and Community Development at Milton Academy (MA). In her role at Milton, which she held for 15 years, Heather drove diversity, inclusion, and belonging initiatives, oversaw the expansion of student orientation and affinity programs, doubled the faculty of color percentage, refined critical policies, partnered with human resources, and facilitated faculty development workshops. Heather also served as Director of Student Multicultural Programs and a counselor while at Milton.
Lisa Parsons Search Consultant, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
Search Consultant, Carney, Sandoe & Associates
Lisa is a search consultant with Carney, Sandoe & Associates who is deeply involved in key administrator and head of school searches. Lisa has a vast knowledge of independent schools, having spent the past 30 years living on the campuses of several exceptional learning communities while also holding multiple roles within those schools. Lisa started her career in the Development Office at Harvard University before transitioning to admissions work in the independent school world, holding positions at Phillips Exeter Academy (NH), The Groton School (MA), and Loomis Chaffee School (CT). In addition to her career in independent school admissions, Lisa took on a variety of roles throughout her career, including stints as a college counselor, Director of the Annual Fund, Head Girls Varsity Lacrosse Coach, Student Council advisor, dorm resident, and adjunct writer for the College Counseling Office.
Pamela Jordan President of the Idyllwild Arts Foundation
Pamela Jordan
President of the Idyllwild Arts Foundation
Pamela was appointed President of the Idyllwild Arts Foundation in 2014. In 2016, she also assumed the role of Head of School of Idyllwild Arts Academy in Idyllwild, California. Prior to joining IAF, she worked at Chicago Academy for the Arts (CAA) for 23 years, serving as Head of School for 13 years. Pamela received a Bachelor of Music from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma and a Master of Education from Northeastern Illinois University. She has served on the boards of the Independent Schools Association of the Central States, Lake Michigan Association of Independent Schools, is the immediate past president for the Board of Arts Schools Network, and is currently on the Board of Directors for the California Association of Independent Schools. Pamela has served as a resource panelist to the School of the Arts, Singapore where she also delivered the keynote address for the school's first bi-annual Arts Forum.

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The Swedish American Genealogical Society at the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, Illinois is sponsoring a research day, Exploring Your Swedish Roots, on Saturday, November 17th. Along with the museum's volunteers, Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital along with two genealogists from Sweden: Ingrid Nilsson and Elisabeth Thorsell will be available to provide one-on-one assistance for questions about Swedish genealogical research, ArkivDigital and translation assistance.
Click here for program and registration information.
Visit our North American event calendar.
During January, ArkivDigital presentations and demonstrations will be held at the First Tuesday Education Program at the Family History Center in Wilmette, Illinois and at the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, Illinois.
Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital will give a presentation on "Researching your Swedish Heritage Using ArkivDigital" at the Family History Center in Wilmette, Illinois on Tuesday evening, January 9th. The presentation will include an overview of ArkivDigital along with a case study showing how to search for church books and estate inventories using both the archive and the index (name) search options. For more information, click here.
Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital will be the presenter for the monthly meeting of the Swedish American Genealogical Society at the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, Illinois on Saturday, January 27th. The title of the presentation is "Overcoming Research Obstacles in the Swedish Church Books.Records". For more information and registration details, click here.
ArkivDigital will be at the following locations in August: Swedish American Museum of Chicago and at the Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital will be the presenter for the monthly meeting of the Swedish American Genealogical Society at the Swedish American Museum on Saturday, August 26, 2017 in Chicago, Il.
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This month is a busy and an exciting month. We will be exhibiting and leading workshops at RootsTech 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah, the largest genealogy conference in North America and then later in the month we will visit the Swedish American Museum in Chicago.
Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital will be the presenter for the monthly meeting of the Swedish American Genealogical Society at the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday, February 25th.
The title of the presentation is "Introduction to Swedish Military Research Records". There will be a demonstration showing how to search for military records using ArkivDigital.
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Kathy Meade of ArkivDigital will be the presenter for the monthly meeting of the Swedish American Genealogical Society at the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, Illinois on Saturday, January 23rd.
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chrome ball interview #70: reese forbes
chops sits down with the forbinator for conversation.
Introduction by Chris Hall
My earliest memories of Reese come from Pulaski Park. He would come down there with his homie Dickie and he'd have the worst set-up ever but still be ripping. Mismatched wheels with flat spots all over them and an old chipped up board. I remember he'd wear untied white trash Reebok running shoes with the soft soles and still skate better than most of us down there. He had a very powerful, distinct style that made you just want to sit back and watch. Element was lucky to have him on their team.
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Alright, Reese, so I don't know how much of this you want to get into but I do think we should get this out of the way, I know you are now over 3 years sober. Congratulations. Good to hear, man. Not sure how much people know about your backstory on this side of things or to the extent you'd like to talk about it but what was your inspiration to get clean?
Oh man… you're going right in. I love it. I didn't know if you were going to start out with Washington D.C. or ollieing stuff or what but you go with this one. That's cool. I'll be as honest and as forthcoming as I can possibly be.
Alright, so honestly, I didn't really have an inspiration to get clean, it just sort of happened upon me. It basically came in the form of an exhausting run that chipped away at me for the longest time. It was something that I always had to carry around with me until I finally got fed up with it and admitted that I couldn't beat it myself. I always felt I could somehow control it before. I had to admit I was defeated.
It's crazy though because when you first came out, you always seemed so clean cut and fit. I remember a time when you were talking about being pro for two years and before planning on joining the Navy SEALS. And it seemed quasi-believable! When did things start to get out of control for you?
There's so many ways to dive into this subject. I'm not sure if I have the words to properly explain every facet of this because I honestly had a lot of fun drinking my whole life. I had fun for a very long time until it stopped working. The problem was that I kept going, which led into other things.
There's a lot of sensitivity around talking about the subject of drinking, in general… because yeah, its fun and you're hanging out with your friends. It's all good. I had a very long career in skateboarding and was able to travel all around the world with my bros and have a really good time doing it. My real problems came about when I started to develop this private, secretive relationship with a lot of the stuff I was starting to use outside of that party situation.
We've all heard these same kind of tales from pros like Guy and AVE battling addictions. Why do think skateboarders in general are so predisposed to this type of thing? Too much free time on your hands? The skate/party lifestyle?
I cannot speak for those people you mentioned or for anyone else because everyone is different. But for myself, it was just a long grind. Why are people so predisposed to that type of behavior? It's hard to say.
Personally, getting into that stuff was essentially the same draw that threw me into skateboarding. Part of the initial attraction I had for skateboarding was that sense of rebellion and not caring. Doing whatever you wanted to do, whenever you wanted to do it. I'm not comparing skateboarding to substance abuse because they are two different things entirely, but how skateboarding happened to me was that my mother brought me a skateboard and it just became this thing that I did. My life eventually became this thing where what mattered most to me was my relationship with my skateboard. It's crazy how much of that same type of thing would happen to me again.
I think the lifestyle had a bit to do with it. I'm not pointing the finger at skateboarding for all the things I did in my personal life but the reality is whenever you fall into a type of lifestyle that allows such fame, cash and juice, there's a responsibility that comes along with it. If you're not taking care of things in the way you should be or if you haven't aligned yourself with people you can trust and who will call you on your shit, you are left to your own devices. I didn't have anyone to really be accountable to so it just became, in a sense, taking. And that worked for a really long time… again, until it didn't.
But yes, I am 3 years sober now.
Well said, Reese. And congrats once again. Switching up speeds and going back a little bit, you're known for skating DC but in reality, you mostly came up in the Maryland suburbs, right? How did you get introduced to the Pulaski scene back in the day that would eventually become so synonymous with your early career?
Yeah, I grew up skating in suburban Maryland, man. Bethesda, Maryland. That was my scene. And yeah, it's pretty rural… it's basically woods. The stuff I grew up skating was like a curb, a parking block and maybe a crusty-ass wooden bench. But that's basically where I stayed and skated for years. I rarely ventured into the city because, for some reason, it never occurred to me. It honestly never dawned on me that I could go to other places with my skateboard and skate, too. It wasn't until I went into the city with my friend Dickie that I realized it was even possible to catch a bus to the Metro and take that in.
I remember just popping out of the Metro, inside the city for the first time was so crazy to me. The whole thing was so exciting… to be in a city and skating with all of these different kids who came in from other areas, too. All gathering in one space for the same thing, I loved it. And it was such a great place to skate.
That was obviously an earlier, friendlier-era of Pulaski. When did you start to realize what was going down in Pulaski was really starting to blow up on a global scale? That it was more than just a local scene going on there?
That's so funny to hear it put that way but its true. All of a sudden, I started seeing people I knew with photos in the magazines skating at Pulaski. I mean, there was already Sheffey and Chris Hall with some coverage there but when Pulaski started popping up in 411 all the time… that was like our Bible at the time. That was when it became obvious that it was really becoming something. If you made it into the opener of 411 back then, that was a big deal. And that started happening more and more.
It's inevitable that when a spot blows up, the tourists will flock. And unfortunately for them, Pulaski locals were well-known for regulating pretty heavy once the spotlight started shining a little too bright on that spot.
Yeah, people got jumped. Either one guy jumping on another dude or multiple people jumping a guy. I'm not going to mention any names but I will admit that I was part of that on more than a few occasions in my younger years.
But I have to say that once D.C. skaters became known for that type of thing, it almost seemed like it became a self-fulfilling prophecy. It was like once that sort of thing got in somebody's head, that there was a chance they could get jumped by coming down to Pulaski, it was almost like that thinking guaranteed them to start acting in away that would make that sort of thing happen to them. That they'd almost make themselves get jumped in a way.
It didn't happen everytime but it happened enough.
How did Goodtimes Skateboards come into the picture for you? That little-seen promo part of yours is incredible!
I had just graduated from high school, barely, and was working at a deli. I was still skating downtown all the time and I just had the most busted gear. My board was all worn out and my gear was totally busted. I remember just starting to think about things and not really liking how it all was starting to play out.
I figured I could keep on working at this deli, which was barely even a job anyway, or I could make one last serious go at skating. I knew I was coming towards the end of really being able to skate because I had to start supporting myself. I knew I was going to have to get a different job since this deli thing wasn't enough and a new job wasn't going to mix so well with skating. It just wasn't going to work. I knew that I needed to get a sponsor to keep it going. I mean, Chris Hall had hooked me up with free product before but I needed to get on a team in order to keep going.
I got on Goodtimes shortly after that through a friend of mine, Joe Pino. We'd go skating downtown a lot together and he ended up telling the owner about me. That's how I got my first box. I was riding Goodtimes boards after that. A friend of mine who also rode for Goodtimes, Andrew, ended up sending some of my footage out to Califonia and things progressed from there.
You were an interesting case because so many people talked about you very highly in interviews before you really started getting a lot of coverage. Like that Nicotine ad, "You don't know him now but you will." Did that kinda freak you out? Did that put any extra pressure on you at the time?
No, not really. When that stuff started to come out, that was really the start of blowing my head up. I really started to think I was cool after that. At the time, just to be included in the company of Andy, Chris and Pep, that was enough for me right there. Definitely.
Well, the first thing I ever saw of you was that backside kickflip over the White Ledge at Pulaski, which definitely lived up to the hype. Such a sick photo… But was that something you had done before or what? I just ask because you look so casual doing it in those jogging shoes you used to rock. What's going on there? And why did you run Reeboks so hard back in the day?
Honestly, I only skated Reeboks back then because I could get them for cheap at Pay Less. Those shoes were basically the only ones I could afford. That's the only reason I had those on. (laughs)
But no, I had never done that before. It was cool because all the locals at Pulaski were there that night, all gathered around me. That sort of thing used to happen all the time actually and it was one of my favorite things about skating there. Someone would always be doing something and we'd all gather around them to watch and cheer them on, if need be. It was like we were all in it together. I miss that about Pulaski.
Honestly, I'm afraid skateboarding has lost that a little bit.
You got on Element pretty much right before Andy and Pepe left to start Capital. How did things work out like that? I always wondered why you never went to Capital as well…
I never went to Capital because Element started to pay me. That's basically it. I would've probably gone to Capital any other time but Element just seemed like more of a solid deal. I had already taken a trip out to Cali to meet the team and the owner. It felt more stable to me at that point in my career.
I knew those guys weren't happy with Element and they were planning on leaving to start their own thing. They were promised ownership of this new company… although I'm not sure how much that happened, if at all. I really doubt that it did. Obviously, Capital didn't stick around for too long so looking back on it, I know I made the right choice.
Were you close to Pepe at all back then? Any good stories stick out about that dude?
I just miss that dude. He was so awesome. The first trip I ever took out of the country was with him and Andy in 1994. I was still amateur at the time but I was so excited to be traveling… I remember slam dancing with him in Germany, which is funny to look back on. Slam dancing with Pepe Martinez in some weird German club, down in the basement.
I don't have any stories about him really. I just remember how he used to go out shopping all the time, purchasing all these expensive jeans and shoes. I never saw anybody spend money like that before. $300 pair of jeans? That was Pep. Whatever he wanted to buy, whenever he wanted to buy it.
So how did you get involved with Dan Wolfe and filming for Eastern Exposure 3? And how serious did you take filming for that project? Did you have any idea when you were filming that it was going to go on to become this landmark East Coast video?
Of course not. I had no idea.
It's funny because I don't really remember the first time I met Dan back in the day. There was so much going on at the time. But I know he was always around filming clips of everybody. That's all he was doing when I first met him, just collecting clips. I met him at Reading once and filmed some stuff before he came out to D.C. and we started filming more stuff there… took a trip to Philly, too.
He was just so into filming that it kinda rubbed off on me and got me sparked. But I definitely took it serious because I could tell how passionate he was about it. I knew the video was really going to be great because of how serious he was.
How did it come about you getting a part versus being another montage guy?
I'm putting words in his mouth but reflecting back on it, I think it came about because I had already collected a good amount of footage early on. He saw what he was collecting and who had a good foundation of footage to work with and went from there… but I don't know for sure. Ricky and Donny both had a ton of footage so I imagine that was his thought process.
Who's idea was it to skate to the Talking Heads? Such a classic song choice.
I can't remember where that Talking Heads song came from… and I can't believe that I don't remember. Let me think…
I know that I first shot over a Fleetwood Mac song that I wanted to use and Dan was like, "Hell no."
Really? What Fleetwood Mac song?
"You Make Lovin' Fun"- the Bill and Hillary Clinton campaign song. Just kidding. It was "Dreams".
But he shot that down immediately. After that, we just started firing songs back and forth at each other and I think he came up with the Talking Heads.
Did you share the same militant East Coast values as some of the other Underachievers heads back then? Did you at least see where they were coming from? Would you ever get any static or pressure because you rode for Element instead of Zoo or Capital or whatever?
The thing is that Ricky had such a huge influence on the way so many people thought… especially the people that really hung around him. I realize I'm single-handedly picking him out for this but he really had the fever and yes, I did catch a little bit of that static.
I just didn't share that point of view. I never had that same fever as the party over there did. I had been to California and made friends with people out there. I knew at the end of the day, it was all just skateboarding. I didn't want to get caught up in all that stuff with those guys.
I was proud to come from the East Coast and skate for a West Coast company because I always felt that was more difficult to do. Yes, we were isolated out on the East Coast at the time, so to make it out of there and actually get recognition for what you were doing was a much harder feat at the time.
One thing you always hear from East Coast dudes moving west is how small everything is… like the picnic tables, for example. Did you experience that same thing once you moved out there? I mean, you moved out there and immediately started ollieing halfway UP Wallenberg to manual. Nobody had done anything close to that up to that point.
I've heard people from the East Coast say that but for me, it wasn't as much about things being small but more about how smooth everything is. The run-ups and set-ups are so much better out here. With the exception of Pulaski and Love Park, there really aren't too many places on the East Coast that are just perfect places to ride your skateboard.
I remember coming out and not being able to believe the schools everyone skated. How you could go in there and skate all day with no hassles, have a great day and go home. No conflicts. It was unbelievable.
It seemed like you were really on a tear there for a while after moving out west… specifically once you went up to SF.
Well, what happened was that I'd moved out to Costa Mesa and was actually having a hard time getting used to skating out there. Having to jump in a car all the time seemed so strange to me. But then I ended up blowing my knee out, so that took me out for a little bit.
I was still injured when we moved up to San Francisco, so once I finally recouped my knee, I was beyond stoked to go out and skate SF.
Honestly, I was just happy at that point. Happy to be healthy and back on my board. I was hanging out a lot with the Deluxe guys as well, skating the park and just having fun. It was a good time.
Was part of that motivation trying to make a big statement after being injured? Because you got two covers pretty quickly there.
Well, my sponsors were going to drop me. I really had to make a comeback after my knee injury. I had just moved out to be closer to my sponsors but after my injury, I was in a bit of trouble there. I knew I had to get more coverage and really try to do the thing. Luckily, things worked out and nobody dropped me.
What was your process like with tailsliding the Cardiel ledge? Did you go there specifically to try it or did it just kinda happen one day? That had to be some scary shit, right?
I remember talking to Pete Thompson around that time and he had mentioned that Dave Swift, editor of Transworld back then, said if someone got a photo doing something down the Cardiel ledge, he'd give them the cover. That was pretty much my motivation to head over there. I'd been looking at it anyway… I'd always wanted to try something down it.
I can't say for sure but I feel like I had to go back twice for that one. But I know I didn't have that many tries on it. I didn't eat shit on it too bad… I didn't die (laughs).
I still think Cardiel ripped that ledge the hardest but whenever I landed my trick on it, I was happy. I just remember being like, "Let's get out of here."
Did that fakie ollie for the Thrasher cover come pretty quick, too?
I was with Dill and few others that day and we were all skating that thing. I remember Dill did a caballerial over it, which was amazing. But yeah, the fakie ollie came fairly easily over it.
I also backside flipped it that day. I got a sequence of it but I could never film it… I always wanted to. I went back a few times to try and get it but never could.
You know I'm going to bring it up… what about the Reese Forbes Ollie Challenge? Looking back on it, would you have set that up differently? Just asking because nobody that's ever had their name on a "challenge" in skateboarding has ever won it. You took that very well with how it all went down but what was going on in your head?
(laughs) I just wanted a glass of water.
What was going on in my head? It was nerve-racking! It was high-pressure. There were all these antics going on around me… I mean Tim O'Connor's standing there in his underwear! It was high drama, high intensity. These loud metal bars are getting constantly knocked down. It was crazy! But the contest went down the way it had to happen and the best man won on that day.
It's funny because in the beginning, it was supposed to be this fun little thing. It was originally thrown out there rather lightly but it ended up gaining all this momentum. Suddenly, it was like, "Oh shit!"
The ball was rolling and there was no turning back. I remember thinking to myself, "Hey, what a minute! I thought this was a joke!?"
But honestly, people asking me about coming in 2nd at that ollie contest over the years has to be one of the most irritating things for me… just because it's something that I've heard over and over again. And it's funny because the person who brings it up always seems to act like they're the first person to ever think of asking me about that.
"Does it bother you coming in 2nd for that ollie contest?"
"No, I was actually trying to get 2nd the whole time! That's exactly how I wanted it to work out!" (laughs)
That's always what my friends go with if they want to give me shit.
So funny. Talk a little about those doubles runs with Huf while filming for Closure. That stuff looked like so much fun. Was that just you guys going around and trying to find the absolute biggest stuff possible to skate?
That was fun, man. I always liked skating with Huf because we tend to skate the same stuff. But yeah, Dan called me up one day and said he wanted to go film some doubles with Keith and I so we went for it. It was Dan's idea. What you saw there was us just cruising around the city with friends, having fun. We were all skating together at the time so some of our friends were able to get in the mix as well. Everyone got clips. That type of situation made the filming so much easier. Not so much pressure.
I liked filming with Dan because he always liked the more obscure stuff about skating that is really cool. The trick only seemed semi-important.
Be honest, who had the higher ollie, you or Huf?
I don't know, man. Probably him.
We should have a little contest. Let's call him up…. we can post the footage! (laughs)
That would be amazing! (laughs) So how did Rasa Libre come about for you? How would you describe the overall direction and purpose you guys were trying to take with that project?
Rasa Libre came about as I had ridden for Element for many years and that was beginning to close. I had become friends with Matt Field over the years and we were skating a lot together at the time. Deluxe had been talking to Matt about doing a new company and it felt like a good thing for me to be involved in as well. Matt wanted the vibe of the company to really reflect the freedom one has on their skateboard. I remember he came up with the name one day with Micke Reyes… two words to represent the freedom to do whatever you want. Combine that with the vibe of 70's rock and I think that whole thing came across pretty clearly in all our ads and things.
I know it was largely Matt's project but how large of a role did you have in the overall direction of Rasa Libre? Perhaps with the team and whatnot?
Yeah, I think I played a large part in Rasa Libre. We all had a part in it, to be honest. It all happened so fast back then. Matt and I both chose the guys for the team together… Dylan, Nate, Omar and the crew. It was all pretty organic how that all went down.
Rasa, especially the Deluxe-era, is one of those companies people love to pine over. Do you feel like that company was ahead of its time? Possibly to a fault?
Yeah, I feel that to an extent. But longevity with a skateboard company is such a difficult thing. You try to cover all the bets you could ever make and it still might not work out.
I think Michael Leon's art direction was really ahead of its time. He has such an interesting outlook that really did well coupled with the different players involved: Deluxe's distribution, Matt's creativity and the amazing riders we had on the team.
But I think we missed the mark as far as conveying the real inspiration of the brand. Michael left probably a year into it and I think that switchover so early on created a hiccup that we'd continue to feel on and on. Don't get me wrong: so much of it was awesome but I feel it was also kinda mixed in some areas as well.
It has to feel good seeing that legacy live on with Omar and Dylan out there doing their thing, right?
Of course. I'm so proud of those guys. Even back then, Dylan and Omar both encompass everything that I want to see in a skateboarder and that's why we wanted them on the team. They're great people off their skateboards and just straight raw talent on their boards. Just awesome people.
One of my all-time favorite styles who just up and vanished, where is Nate Jones nowadays?
Where is Mike Jones? (laughs) I don't know about Nate. I think I saw him on Facebook or something not too long ago. I need to get a hold of him. I think he had a kid and plays music in San Francisco. I'm not entirely sure.
So what ended up happening with that initial run of Rasa at Deluxe? Why did that company just implode like that and all of a sudden, you're an OG on the newly-formed Skate Mental squad?
Shit… that's a good question. But I wouldn't say that it imploded, it was more like a gradual dissipation.
I honestly don't recall anything really dramatic happening. We had an office in San Francisco and we were working on Rasa stuff. Matt was doing IPath, too. We had the art direction switched over and we were all skating a lot. Everything was good but looking back on it, I think what happened had more to do with us trying to wear all these different hats. Trying to do all this stuff while still trying to skate as well. It just didn't work.
Something I've found over the course of my career is that it's a very difficult thing to be a jack of all trades. To pull everything off is pretty much an impossibility for me. There are some people that can do it but I am not one of those people. I definitely gave it a good try, though.
I was skating a lot with Brad Staba at the time. He was running Skate Mental already but it was still just little t-shirt company. We started talking about things one day and he brought up that he'd been thinking about expanding Skate Mental into a board company and that he wanted me to ride for it. That I could just go back to skating and Brad could run the business end of it. It was really that easy. And now it is what it is today. He did all that. That really is his brainchild.
Could you have imagined it still going 10 years later with the success it's had?
Never. (laughs)
I always loved your Johnny Cash-fueled part in Nike's first foray into skate videos, Nothing But the Truth. That had to be a unique experience, right?
I have to say it was a lot of fun because we got to travel around all over the world to make it. But honestly, if you're asking for my perspective on my part, I think my part sucked. The song is awesome but I really don't like that part.
I just wish I would've done more. At that time, I was not able to do all that I would've liked to for it. Obviously I'm my own worse critic but looking back on it, I do feel that I should've just concentrated more on it. Skated more, tried more, contributed more… at that time, there were a lot of things going on in my personal life and I couldn't fulfill all of the responsibilities that I had. That part got slid to the back… which is unfortunate. That's something I regret.
But as far as that project and Nike was concerned, it was awesome. It was really cool being able to tour around all over the world with the video for premieres. It was really insane. Just going from Brazil to Moscow, London and New York like that in something like a week and a half… just for this video. That was really cool.
That's the sort of thing I really miss now: being flown across the globe for something essentially quite small in the grand scale of things and having 5 days of leisurely free time. Just exploring cities, kicking your feet up and hanging out at a café. The level of what you had to do and deal with was so small. After being home for two years now and not traveling anywhere, I appreciate that stuff a lot more now.
That and free Jaguars. So talk a little about the Stacks project with former Rasa art dude Michael Leon? It seemed super promising but I never really saw much beyond that initial run. Is that still going?
Stacks is kind of on-hold right now. He's currently working for Levi's and I'm down here working for an internet company, doing some other things besides skateboarding, so we're not really doing anything with Stacks currently.
I'm not even skating right now anyway. Just kinda taking a break from it.
Understandable. But looking back on things, do you trip out on the legendary status Pulaski has achieved over the years? A legacy you helped build?
I think that legacy was already built by the time I got there but it's a trip that it has achieved the fame and status it has. It's kinda weird for me but there really has been so many awesome guys that have come out of Freedom/Pulaski.
To this day, I've never found ground as good as that anywhere else in the world. I love that spot and I really miss it… There's just something about it, man. Amazing.
So I once asked Ricky Oyola to name any other skater that he would want to skate like and he said your name. I've actually heard more than a few people say the same thing over the years. So let's now turn the tables and ask you the same question, who would you want to skate like?
I'd want to skate like Ricky Oyola. I really would. That's really flattering.
There's so many people to call out like that, though. Cards, Alan Petersen... Wade Speyer. But that's really nice for him to have said that.
Alright Papa Reese, last question: if you could give one piece of advice to any young kids out there just now getting started in the skateboard industry game, what would it be?
(laughs) Oh man… I don't even know. Skateboarding is so different now. It's such a big thing.
I'd probably tell them that if skating is really what they want to pursue, getting sponsored and everything, to just concentrate on that one thing. If I could do everything all over again, that's what I would do different: focus on the skating. Do that one thing and the other stuff will come later.
special thanks to hunter muraira, mark goldman, chris hall and reese for taking the time.
Labels: after black hammers, bonus part, chris hall, chrome ball interview, reese forbes
Great interview! I always liked Reese´s style and trick selection.
Keep on doing such rad interviews.
Big ups from Germany!
I can second that!!
Big ups from Germany too! :D
eric l said...
Great, great stuff.
Stephen Cox said...
Brilliant interview as per!
Royce said...
Well done. 1up!
t.a. said...
Mahalo Chops!
What a humble guy. Reese's skating has always been a breath of fresh air: pop, speed, style. Timeless. And it's so good to see and hear his influence on the younger generations.
HBGabe said...
Sad to say that I started skating right when EE3 came out, the video never made it into my area of the high desert growin up and I couldn't care less because I didn't know what a skate video even was at the time. Years later thanks to youtube I saw what I missed years ago and am still impressed with the entire video to this day. Opener of 411 #13 when Reese backside flips a table with no bump was one of the first videos I saw and to see someone with the natural ability to do that was/is rad. Years later I was lucky to witness the ollie contest first hand as well as get to skate in a CASL best trick demo before it began (which Adam Alfaro and Torey Pudwill won for their divisions if I recall). That was my first experience of a trade show and it was so new and fun at the time... Now that I'm older they're just really weird and kooky or maybe they were always that way and now I just see it more. With that said, great interview Chops and Reese, keep doin what you guys are doin.
man... that goodtimes promo... i remember seeing that when it first came out. just staring at the tv with my mouth open.
Nice on Eric.
Never knew a lot of the history about Reese.
Skaters with big pop... their footage ages so much better than most.
And never saw that goodtimes promo. Pretty ridiculous! Sick.
fg said...
Really enjoyed this! Thanks Chops.
François, from Switzerland
Johan Ahlenius said...
Reese has been one of my absolute fav's since almost 20 years. It was great reading this! Really interesting! And a big as fuck up to Reese for being one of the smoothest devils ever on a board! That photo with him and Huf (and Wolfe in the back?) is about to be printed and framed at my place asap!! One of the coolest photos I've ever seen!!!
Glad to hear he's clean and running things. Always had pop and style at a time when that wasn't readily available. Good to hear all about his career.
Sailor Corrina Jones said...
Great interview, had some good times with Reese glad he is doing well
Also wanted to add that yes I did have a kid and I bartend in the city and Reese if you want to reach out by FB just look me
fuck. i love how people crawl outta the woodwork on this site! nate jones!! best b/s kickflips in history. much respect...
N.S. said...
Rad interview.
Speaking of Reese, I had a Quiksilver promo video they did around 2003 where he had an amazing part (to a 50 Cent song of all things), anyone have link to that? I haven't been able to find that one on the internet.
White Ninja said...
Chops ,
I love you. really...
And wanted to ask, has any Magazine publications tried to poach you from the site. You should be getting paid (hansomly) for the work you do. You make my day when there is a new article, post, etc... keep it up please.
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isidro rubio said...
hi,everybody'
it's been more than a month from the Forbes interview.am i the only nerd in pain and worried for the next one may never come?
thanks,Chops,for all the good moments.please,keep posting these great interviews!
big ups from spain!
thank you, Chops.


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At the end of December 2010, Congress passed the Red Flag Program Clarification Act of 2010, which as expected, changed the definition of "creditor." Though Congress redefined the term creditor, it did not clearly include or exclude specific types of entities, such as utilities, from the purview of the Red Flags Rule. In short, it is not clear whether municipal utilities are still required to comply with the Red Flags Rule. However, until the FTC revises its guidance, it is best to begin enforcing the Identity Theft Prevention Program that your municipal utility adopted in anticipation of the December 31st deadline.
(3) advances funds to or on behalf of a person, based on an obligation of the person to repay the funds or repayable from specific property pledged by or on behalf of the person.
Finally, Congress stated that the term "creditor" includes any other type of creditor, as the term was previously defined prior to the Clarification Act, if the Federal banking agencies, the National Credit Union Administration, or the Federal Trade Commission deem that the entity continues to be a "creditor" by regulation. In order to enact such a regulation, the Federal banking agencies, the National Credit Union Administration, and the Federal Trade Commission must make a determination that such creditor offers or maintains accounts that are subject to a reasonably foreseeable risk of identity theft.
Based upon the Congressional Record in both the House and Senate, it appears that Congress wanted to limit the scope of the Red Flags Rule to those creditors that use consumer reports, furnish information to consumer reporting agencies, and to those creditors that loan money. However, the Act specifically gives some discretion to the FTC and other regulatory agencies to include creditors which offer or maintain accounts that are subject to a reasonably foreseeable risk of identity theft. To date, the FTC has not updated its regulations to include any other "creditors" within the scope of the Act.
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Why Can People Jump Higher on the Moon? A study of what children learned from Corners, a children's television programme
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Why Can People Jump Higher on the Moon? A study of what children learned from Corners, a children's television programme
At the request of the production team, a study was carried out on the BBC children's general knowledge programme, Corners, in order to test how suitable and enjoyable the programme was for its intended audience (five to seven year olds). Three age groups of children (six, seven and 11 year olds) were tested on memory and liking for one episode of the programme. Eleven year olds were significantly better at remembering the programme than the younger age groups. But there was also an unexpectedly large significant difference between seven and six year olds. Six year olds found particular difficulty in answering questions based on large numbers. The programme was most popular with seven year olds and least popular with 11 year olds. Popularity of individual items was not associated with superior recall. Results are discussed in terms of their usefulness in guiding production decisions for the next series of Corners, and also in terms of possible developmental factors which could account for the age differences
Davies, M. M. (1989). Why Can People Jump Higher on the Moon? A study of what children learned from Corners, a children's television programme. Journal of Educational Television, 15(1), 25–36. https://doi.org/10.1080/0260741890150104
Davies, Máire M.
Planetary Sciences > Moon | Gravity > Weight
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Journal of Educational Television
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Children's understanding of familiar astronomical events
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Its difficult to trust that you will be provided for, that in fact the Universe does have a master plan and included you in this plan and you in fact do play an important role in the Universe.
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The Full Moon tonight provides us with an opportunity to take the time to release our fears and surrender into new intentions for ourselves. This past weekend we experienced the Summer Solstice (June 20-21), physically we are experiencing more *light* right now and since the beginning of time, our ancestors have marked this period with ritual and celebration. As you know, there are thousands of ancient sites created around solstices and equinoxes that were built to honor our connection to the Sun as the source of our light and life force.
Now is a time of celebrating the fullness of life and of taking the time to raise our energy to regenerate abundance and manifest our dreams, because in the visions of our dreams is the guidance of our Master plan.
When we shift into wonder and curiosity, there is an opening to a deeper wisdom. Our feminine power, is a shift from the masculine energy, where not knowing could be seen as weakness or being powerless, to our feminine way of being, where wonder and curiosity are the ultimate source of power and strength.
In sharing our vulnerability, and learning the practice of unknowing and non-attachment to the outcome we are allowing a new possibility of feminine energy and natural flow into our lives.
I would invite you to do something symbolic to honor your life in the next few days, perhaps, light a candle and say a blessing for your life and the life force living in your body. Make a commitment to go within and be silent each day to let your internal guidance know that you are listening and intend to have open lines of communication from here on out. Let your Inner Voice know that she in fact has a very important role in your life and you're going to be listening a lot more and intend to be IN-joy.
Knowing yourself is the the beginning of all wisdom.
You may find yourself asking "Where do I start? How do I begin?" Begin with answering the call within, listening to the voice of your Inner Guidance.
Fear of change is normal, but there are ways to learn to overcome your fears and start acting on the guidance within that will lead you to your happiest life and natural way of being in the world.
This is the time you do something amazing.
Move from mundane to extraordinary.
You know you're done, but you don't know what's next?! You are not alone.
When we shift into wonder and curiosity, there is an opening to a deeper wisdom. Our feminine power, is a shift from the masculine energy where not knowing would be seen as weakness or being powerless, to our feminine way of being where wonder and curiosity are the ultimate source of power and strength.
Are you aware of a deep longing in your heart, and craving for deep connection and intimacy? Have you felt anxious lately, like something is about to burst forth, but you have no idea what to do next? You are not alone, this is the energy at hand in the Universe right now! In sharing our vulnerability, and learning the practice of unknowing and non-attachment to the outcome we are allowing a new possibility of feminine energy and natural flow into our lives.
Most of us, live our lives so disconnected from our internal guidance that when the pull of our hearts becomes so strong and the voice inside has been muffled for so long the feeling that arises within us feels more like a life crisis than an emergence into something more beautiful.
The New Moon, just last week, provides us with an opportunity to take the time to create new intentions for ourselves. This past weekend we experienced the Summer Solstice (June 20-21), physically we are experiencing more *light* right now and since the beginning of time, our ancestors have marked this period with ritual and celebration. As you know, there are thousands of ancient sites created around solstices and equinoxes that were built to honor our connection to the Sun as the source of our light and life force.
A ritual for giving thanks, and calling in more love in my life.
Dedicate your ritual to all the amazing guidance in your life, the known and the unknown.
Do you realize there are only 6 months left in 2015?
This is the year you do something amazing.
Go from mundane and miserable to extraordinary and liberating.
Any questions? What would you like to know more about? How would you like to transform your life in the next six months?
Chloë will contact you shortly to schedule a time to meet.


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the basic structure of essays.
evidence into our overall argument.
from the stress of figuring out exactly how to express those ideas in writing.
one of the first things you should do is create a working thesis statement.
even start to research your question and you might find this suits you too.
convey a better understanding of the topic.
Your thesis statement should be a brief, one sentence response to the question.
This establishes your argument or focus line.
should not be locked in.
It will change as you organize your arguments and plan your essay.
it means that your position isn't clear or you aren't sure of what you want to say.
At this stage, that's okay.
narrow it down as you work through your planning stage.
you should then look at writing up the basic structure of your essay.
The basic structure of all essays is simple.
There's an introduction, a body and a conclusion.
Wong suggest, the introduction states the position you will argue.
in the lecture on drafting essays.
with the possible exception of some personal essays.
The first is a title of some kind.
Sometimes, this title is simply the question written at the top of the page.
Other times, it needs to be well thought out and specific to the essay itself.
Often, it's either related to or simply a shorter version of your thesis statement.
bibliography that comes after the essay.
your weaker points, making them appear stronger and more relevant.
you need to plan out the body of the essay in detail.
This is as Greetham's indicates, where the majority of your marks come from.
there are a number of different ways that we organize the body of our essay.
What we'll be discussing from here on is applicable to the body of the essay.
in more detail in the lesson on drafting essays.
Firstly, you need to be able to identify the different arguments that you have.
One way to do this is to group like things together.
you need to develop some criteria to evaluate what is what.
For example, consider the following group of shapes.
How might you organize them?
You could do it like this by grouping shape outlines and solid shapes.
Criteria helps you to avoid being dictated to by your sources.
which you found resources or possibly worse follow someone else's argument.
multiple different sources ensuring that you present a unique perspective.
It will also help you to identify areas that might need more research.
there's only one example of an oval with an outline.
You might decide that one is enough.
might need to go and find another source, but how do you develop your criteria?
key terms and the structure it has as well as any function words or instructions.
Your thesis statement will also come in handy here.
whether your criteria needs to change or your thesis statement.
For example, if you're writing an essay on issues that students face in schools.
bored in class, you could write about their lack of motivation.
the next thing you need to do is organize them.
To do this, you should follow a simple organizational structure.
Work from your least persuasive to most persuasive arguments.
from your least impressive examples to your most impressive.
makes your argument seem more convincing.
ensuring that each is informative and relevant to the overarching question.
show your reader that you're aware of all the issues within a field.
it can also weaken your argument.
arguments, especially when you have spent a long time researching them.
individual topics as you plan.
you should understand the way that arguments are organized overall.
English medium universities prefer deductive organization for arguments.
Here, we refer back to the basic three part structure of an essay.
you would have a very basic answer to the question given.
This is more obvious in some kinds of essays than others.
restates with occasional modification what you have said in the introduction.
Of course, as always, this depends on the rhetorical situation you are writing in.
And if you are ever in doubt, ask your lecturer or tutor.
In the next module, we'll explore how to draft, polish and refine your essays.


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Everything You Should Know About The Tesla Model X Price In The Philippines
Tesla Model X is one of the most popular electrical automobiles with an impressive design. If you're wondering about the Tesla Model X price in the Philippines, freely stick with us till the end!
Tesla Model X Price in the Philippines: Introduction
Nowadays, one of the most intricated and complicated challenges humans have to deal with in many rapidly-developed countries is protecting the environment. Hence, the ideal solution is by using green fuels to minimize emissions.
And for that, electric cars are the future for green living. Originated from a famous American technology company, Tesla has "encroached" into the electric car segment and so far has had initial successes.
The automaker under the direction of billionaire Elon Musk has launched the outstanding Tesla Model X.
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Tesla Model X cars are fully imported from the US, so the cost is pretty high due to the total cost of international ordering and shipping. Moreover, Tesla is often imported by private companies, so the prices are more added up.
In the Philippines, Tesla is offering two versions of Model X 2020 at the estimated starting price of PHP 4,500,000
Tesla Model X Philippines Prices & Variants
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~ PHP 4,568,080
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Sooner or later, in the future, this will be a type of advanced transport that will replace the internal combustion engine. These futuristic electric vehicles, including the Tesla Model X, have excellent exterior design and top-notch entertainment and safety equipment.
Tesla Model X 2020: Exterior
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Q: How far can the Tesla X go on one charge?
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Dr. Shanmuga Pria, Faculty, Business Studies Department, Shinas College of Engineering, Oman.
Mr. Rowena Ocier Sibayan, Lecturer and Research Coordinator, Gulf College.


* Planning and controlling changes.
* Managing quality assurance programmes.
* Researching new technologies and alternative methods of efficiency, including the implementation and development of new systems.
* Support to the Managing Director in relation to company requirements, speaking with clients in LP's absence, arranging appointments and diary management.
* Producing letters and documents of a confidential nature, compiling reports on factual information relating to the company that the MD may require.
* Training – Administrative support of external and internal training courses with team members. Inducting new staff & preparation of all course material including distribution.
* Ensuring that the company's profile is always portrayed in a business-like manner.
* Write and keep up to date, desk procedures.
* IT Support – Main contact for all IT issues ensuring that all providers are dealt with effectively, keeping a log of reported problems and be a trouble shooter support for the business and the team members within the branch and all systems areas.
* Train new members and help all staff with the system on behalf of the team as required.
* General Business – Assisting with marketing initiatives and promotions. Preparation and collation of material working closely with other team members (Resourcers) to ensure that the marketing leaves the office at an agreed time and is accurate. Creating monthly newsletters for clients and the temporary workforce, and all assistance with Company seminars.
* Overlooking marketing materials and initiatives to promote the business.
* Managing the Company website and ensuring that regular campaigns are planned to promote and generate new businesses.
* Regular meetings with team members to encourage new ideas and initiatives.
* Attending regular training courses for the purposes of keeping the company up to date with all rules and regulations and new technologies to improve efficiency.
* Interpersonal skills (ability to deal with people at all levels including senior and executive management).


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High Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Types 56 and 70 Identified in the Native Populations of Sabah, Malaysia
Nur Ezzah Sainei 1
Vijay Subbiah Kumar 2
Yeung Sing Chin 3
Falah A M Salih 1
1 Department of Biomedical Sciences and Therapeutics, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
2 Biotechnology Research Institute, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
3 Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Sabah Women and Children Hospital, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
Background: Cervical cancer is currently the third most common female cancer in Malaysia , with the human
papillomavirus (HPV) considered as one of the important contributory factors. This study was conducted to determine
HPV prevalence, its genotype distribution, and other potential risk factors among women in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
in order to evaluate the likely efficacy of current HPV vaccines in the local population. Methods: A total of 240
cervical samples were collected and subjected to DNA extraction, PCR amplification using the MY09/MY11 primer
pair, and restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) for HPV detection and genotyping. Sociodemographic,
clinical, and behavioural data were also collected via questionnaires. Results: The prevalence of HPV infection was
9.6%. The most common HPVs among 13 genotypes were high-risk HPV-56 (16.7%) and probable high-risk HPV-70
(16.7%) followed by HPV-16, -58, -53, -61, -33, -59, and -66 (in decreasing order of prevalence) including the rare
genotypes: HPV-62, -81, -82 and -84. Statistical analyses using logistic regression models showed that HPV infection
was significantly associated with employment (OR 4.94; CI 1.58-15.40) and education at secondary/high school level
(OR 0.13; CI 0.03-0.62). Conclusion: Distribution of HPV genotypes in Sabah indicated a high prevalence of HPV-56
and -70 which are among the rare HPV types in West Malaysia and merit consideration in future strategies for HPV
vaccination specifically for local Sabahan women.
Receive Date: 15 January 2018
Revise Date: 28 June 2018
Accept Date: 18 August 2018
Sainei, N., Kumar, V., Chin, Y., Salih, F. (2018). High Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Types 56 and 70 Identified in the Native Populations of Sabah, Malaysia. Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 19(10), 2807-2813. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.10.2807
Nur Ezzah Sainei; Vijay Subbiah Kumar; Yeung Sing Chin; Falah A M Salih. "High Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Types 56 and 70 Identified in the Native Populations of Sabah, Malaysia". Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 19, 10, 2018, 2807-2813. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.10.2807
Sainei, N., Kumar, V., Chin, Y., Salih, F. (2018). 'High Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Types 56 and 70 Identified in the Native Populations of Sabah, Malaysia', Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 19(10), pp. 2807-2813. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.10.2807
Sainei, N., Kumar, V., Chin, Y., Salih, F. High Prevalence of Human Papillomavirus Types 56 and 70 Identified in the Native Populations of Sabah, Malaysia. Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 2018; 19(10): 2807-2813. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.10.2807


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Christian Vanderhoef
This is… Christian Vanderhoef.
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Christian Vanderhoef is a fourth year New Media Marketing and Economics double major at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) – Saunders College of Business & College of Liberal Arts. He believes that dreams and passions should be attainable by good people, and has a passion for helping individuals grow in order to reach those dreams using his knowledge of marketing and economics, soft skills, and creative thinking. Ultimately, people are the most important aspect of an organization, for without them, everything would be nothing.
Please, feel free to connect with Christian online because he loves meeting people, discussing topics, and learning new things.
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Christian was born and raised in Farmingville, New York which is on Long Island. He has always been one to experience new things and explore his interests. From a young age, Christian participated in gymnastics, baseball, and basketball, but he always had a place for arts and crafts. When it came to his fifth grade yearbook, he wrote that he'd love to be a cartoonist when he grew up because he could create anything and shape an entire world of his own. He also learned at the end of elementary school that he had a knack for singing and wanted to pursue it further in middle school.
Although he was intending to focus more on music, Christian also played football leading into middle school, however, he didn't enjoy it as much as he thought he might and left. When school started, Christian did what he intended to do and pursued singing throughout middle school. He joined choir and the school drama club. In his first year, Christian managed to get a solo in the show. As everyone may realize, middle school is a weird place and Christian's "social circle" began to be established. By the end of middle school, his voice was going through a quick change and his singing was affected. He had a solo for the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA), but did so poorly due to frequent register changes that he was never given a score. In high school, Christian had no interest in further pursuing music.
In high school, he participated in FIRST Robotics for his freshman and sophomore year, but he realized that the organization at his school had politics that he was not interested in. He quit, got a crazy haircut, changed his style and joined track. In junior year, he was in cross country, swimming, track, student government, chess club, model united nations, and strategy and tactics club. He began to hangout less with the same people and more with new people. This allowed him to gather many social perspectives and relate more to many people. When he was meeting many new people, he came to the realization he wanted to be an engineer. To be more exact, he wanted to be an aviation and aerospace mechanical engineer. He then questioned this idea his senior year when his interest in arts and music reemerged.
When Christian got to RIT, he was already contemplating his major as Engineering Exploration, but he was uncertain as to what he'll change to. After his first semester of exploring, he switched to Marketing. He learned so much about business that he was unaware of before and it interested him. He loved strategies, business plans, economics, and even accounting interested him. Overtime, he came to the conclusion he wanted to switch to New Media Marketing. Then, since the curriculum taught very little about resources and pricing, he chose to double major in Economics. With those, he can gather a deep understanding of resources and people while he works on his start-up: Canopy.
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4 thoughts on "Christian Vanderhoef"
Fran Vanderhoef says:
Could have commented that while you participated in cross country, track and swimming you learned to challenge yourself as well to work with others as a team.
semanmm3 says:
Although I did challenge myself and work with a team, I'm not sure that's where I learned to do that.
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It is indeed pretty WiLd.
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