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Wii Fit Plus: The best golf tutor you'll ever have
It's December of last year. Christmas is creeping up on me, and I haven't bought many presents for my lovely wife. So I did what I normally do and hit Target, because that way, I can browse as many of her potential interests in one stop. Out of the corner of my eye, I see that there is an updated edition of "Wii Fit," titled, simply enough, "Wii Fit Plus." It's a no-brainer of a gift. It's also very much of a Homer Simpson kind of gift (as in buying Marge a bowling ball with his name on it), as I probably spent more time on the original "Wii Fit" than she did. And as it turned out, I ran the "Wii Fit Plus" Island Bicycle game's beach ball course nearly to the point of contracting plantar fasciitis, but that's another story.
There are several new games on "Wii Fit Plus," and ironically, the one I avoided playing at first was the Driving Range game, thinking it would be like hitting off of indoor Astroturf tees and give you false confidence. Eventually, curiosity got the best of me, and so I set it up to hit 20 mid-range shots. Now, the thing with most interactive golf games is that you don't really need to swing like you do on the golf course, but for the sake of authenticity, I went at it from the approach that if they're going to get the balance board involved, I probably shouldn't goof off.
And, wouldn't you know it, my mind was subsequently blown.
Quite possibly the straightest drive, virtual or otherwise, that we've hit in years. We heart Wii.
I hit the Wii balls just like I hit real balls – to the left (I'm a lefty), slicing nearly every ball into what they consider out of play (which it would be, on most golf courses). It said I was swinging too hard, even though I'm not a masher. It said I wasn't rotating my upper body enough, and that was definitely true. I began to incorporate their suggestions into my Wii swing, and subsequently began crushing straight, long drives. Would it transfer to the real game?
Well, that part is still a work in progress. After all, golf takes lots, and lots, and lots of practice to perfect any single aspect of the game. However, based on my first experience at the driving range (it's rained a lot here; I have kids, blah blah blah), the results were eye-opening, to say the least.
I started off like I always do, with my 7-iron. It's a good warm-up club and if memory serves, "Tin Cup" anti-hero Roy McAvoy said is the only club you really need. I rotated my shoulders, and tried not to swing too hard. Pow, straight as an arrow and uncommonly long. Huh. Do it a few more times, and see if this is a pattern and not a fluke. Again and again (mostly), the balls were flying farther and straighter. All right, time to switch to the most important club in the bag: the pitching wedge.
The first two balls I hit were two of the highest, straightest pitching wedge shots I've hit in my entire life. Holy shit, I've cracked the code!
Not so fast. I went to my 5-iron from there, and all hell broke loose. Didn't really hit a single ball flush with that club (my apologies to the local worms), so I went to the 5-wood. The results weren't much better, but in swinging the much longer club, I noticed something that proved valuable: As I worked on rotating my upper body, I was inadvertently swinging around the ball, not through it, on my follow-through, and as a result began hooking shot after shot. The exact opposite problem that I was hoping "Wii Fit Plus" to fix, yes? Yes, and once I processed it all, everything came together.
I moved up to my 3-wood, and continued the swing that I had been using before. Sure enough, I was hooking the ball, something I had never done before. At that point, I was conscious of two things: slowing down my swing, and following straight through the ball. (Any golfer will tell you that it's best if you don't think about your swing, but they're all lying to themselves. They are always thinking about their swing, especially when they're swinging.) And just like that, the problem corrected itself. With a slower yet straighter follow-through, I was suddenly hitting some of the longest, straightest drives of my life. You think that silly balance board is just measuring how much you're leaning toward or away from the ball, but let me be the first to tell you that it measures much, much more. You also burn a surprising number of calories swinging a golf club. Isn't the joke about golf that it's a sport for people who don't play sports?
The obvious next test is to see how I fare on a course, going from one club to the next on each shot. Based on what I've witnessed so far, though, and with a little more practice on the virtual range, "Wii Fit Plus" has managed to fix a flaw in my swing that had been plaguing me my entire life, and it did so in about 10 minutes. Used copies go for less than nine bucks on Amazon. What on earth are you waiting for?
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- 1 LinkStation Duo (LS-WXL)
- 1.1 Variants
- 1.2 Commercial description
- 1.3 Gain SSH Access
- 1.4 Second method to gain root access
- 1.7 TeraStation "Conversion"
- 1.8 Firmware Information
- 1.9 References
LinkStation Duo (LS-WXL)
Commercial description
LS-WXL : LinkStation™ Duo @ BUFFALO
The LinkStation™ Duo is a high performance, multimedia, shared RAID network storage solution for the home and small office that requires a central location to share data files, photos, video and music.
The unit is a two drive NAS solution that can be configured in RAID 0 for performance or RAID 1 for redundant storage. In addition to the storage capabilities, stream multimedia to a PC, a Mac, a Buffalo™ LinkTheater™ and other DLNA CERTIFIED™ or UPNP media player, as well as sharing movies, photos and documents in a home or small business network via the Internet with the WebAccess feature. The LinkStation™ Duo seamlessly integrates with iTunes® and allows access to music files from your iTunes® software.
With features such as enhanced performance of up to 40MB/s, quick swap via the front panel with two removable drives and easy set-up via a simple web interface, the LinkStation™ Duo is the perfect solution to store, save & share your digital life from one central place.
Gain SSH Access
Source / Credit : [1]
See notes below for Firmware 1.41.
Firmware 1.58
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.57
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.56
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.54
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.52
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.42
Use the following password:
Firmware 1.41 and later
In this version, it appears that acp_commander no longer provides the capability to execute commands, which prevents most earlier strategies from working. However, it is quite straightforward to solve this problem by using a custom firmware image. The basic principle is described in Create a custom firmware image.
Start with the files downloaded from Buffalo's website. Then, ideally on a Linux platform of some sort...
1) unzip the hddrootfs.img
unzip hddrootfs.img
provide the right password for the firmware.
For version 1.41, the third zip password listed in the above mentioned reference proved successful:
The result of this is a hddrootfs.buffalo.updated...this is the tared root-filesystem of the firmware image.
2) create a folder where you want to untar the rootfs and untar it
mkdir <foldername> cd <foldername> tar -vxz --numeric-owner -p -f ../hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
3) modify the image to enable sshd logins. This copies an authorized_keys file from your home directory on the Linux box, but any mechanism to make an authorized_keys file will work
cd etc sed -i 's/PermitRootLogin/# PermitRootLogin/' sshd_config cd ../root mkdir .ssh cp $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys .ssh/authorized_keys
4) create the hddrootfs.buffalo.updated again (you should be in the folder where you extracted the image)
tar -vczf ../hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-new * cd .. mv hddrootfs.buffalo.updated hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-old mv hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-new hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
5) create the hddrootfs.img again
CAUTION: if you use the wrong password, the firmware updater / the linkstation will fail to unzip the hddrootfs.img
zip -e hddrootfs.img hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
6) Perform the update using the normal Buffalo updater (probably after enabling the debug option to reload the image)
7) Use ssh to root@ip_address
Firmware 1.40
Method 1
Follow the instructions in Open Stock Firmware LS-VL, which works for all devices sharing that firmware.
Method 2
Firmware 1.40 has a different sshd_config with 'PermitRootLogin' set to 'no'. The permissions on this file are not open like the pam sshd file, so it is necessary to add a back door prior to upgrading to 1.40. One technique would be to perform the following
echo '* * * * * /bin/bash /tmp/cron.root.sh' >> /etc/cron/crontabs/root
After the firmware upgrade is complete, you can add commands to /tmp/cron.root.sh and they will be executed once a minute with root privileges. You can use this to replace the sshd_config. You may also wish to keep the cron job enabled in case of future issues, though it does pose a security risk.
Firmware prior to 1.40
Tested with firmware v1.33 and v1.34, but does not work with v1.40. It is possible to gain root access via the web server.
1. Create a shared folder name 'www'
2. Enable the web server in Network -> Web Server
3. Set the Port No. 81
4. Set the target folder to www
5. The default index.php is showing phpinfo();
6. Now with PHP enabled, you can edit /etc/pam.d/sshd via a simple script
7. comment out all lines that begin with 'auth'
8. add the line: auth required pam_permit.so
a simple PHP script like :
<?php $file = '../../../../etc/pam.d/sshd'; $fh=fopen($file, 'w') or die("can't open file"); $stringData = "account required pam_unix.so\n"; fwrite($fh, $stringData); $stringData = "session required pam_unix.so\n"; fwrite($fh, $stringData); $stringData = "auth required pam_permit.so\n"; fwrite($fh, $stringData); fclose($fh); ?>
9. Now, you should be able to SSH to LinkStation Duo without any password.
Note: the file /etc/pam.d/sshd gets re-created each time the system starts up
Best way to get permanent root access is to install your SSH public key in the 'authorized_keys' file.
- mkdir /root/.ssh
- chmod 700 /root/.ssh
... install your SSH public key in /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
- chmod 600 /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
N.B. The ssh-copy-id program, which is distributed with OpenSSH, can also be used to easily copy across your SSH public key onto the LinkStation.
Second method to gain root access
Download acp_commander (See http://buffalo.nas-central.org/index.php/Open_Stock_Firmware)
1. Use acp_commander and the sed command (built-in) to edit the /etc/pam.d/sshd file:
java -jar acp_commander.jar -t <IP_OF_WXL> -ip <IP_OF_WXL> -pw password -c "sed 's/auth/#auth/' </etc/pam.d/sshd >/etc/pam.d/sshd.new"
2. Now add the required auth parameters:
java -jar acp_commander.jar -t <IP_OF_WXL> -ip <IP_OF_WXL> -pw password -c "echo 'auth required pam_permit.so' >>/etc/pam.d/sshd.new"
3. Finally, replace the edited version to the right place:
java -jar acp_commander.jar -t <IP_OF_WXL> -ip <IP_OF_WXL> -pw password -c "cp /etc/pam.d/sshd.new /etc/pam.d/sshd"
NOTE: acp_commander may complain about the password being incorrect but this should not affect the outcome. This second method was tested with firmware v1.34. You could potentially use interactive mode in acp_commander (the -s option) to save keystrokes, but the basic approach is the same.
At this point you should be able to get root access without the need of the password. To maintain root access, the public key recommendation remains as noted above. However, every time the box restarts and /etc/pam.d/sshd is replaced, you could rerun the third command above to regain root access without the password.
Once you have root access, you can start to install packages from IPKG. To do so, first run the following
cd /tmp wget http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs05q3armel/cross/stable/teraprov2-bootstrap_1.2-7_arm.xsh sh ./teraprov2-bootstrap_1.2-7_arm.xsh
Once that's done, edit /opt/etc/ipkg.conf and add
src cs08q1 http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs08q1armel/cross/stable/ # src cs08q1-unstable http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs08q1armel/cross/unstable/
(If you wish to use the unstable branch you can uncomment it.)
After that just run `ipkg update` and you can then install packages with `ipkg install package`
To enable NFS on these boxes (specifically firmware versions 1.41 and 1.42), follow the above instructions to install IPKG. See also the section on TeraStation "Conversion".
Then run:
ipkg install e2fslibs ipkg install portmap
Next, obtain the estimable Kenatonline's NFS Tools:
cd /mnt/array1 wget http://downloads.buffalo.nas-central.org/Users/kenatonline/NFSKernel/nfstools.tar.gz cd / tar xvzf /mnt/array1/nfstools.tar.gz
Finally, create an /etc/exports file according to taste, and start everything:
cd /opt/etc/init.d S55portmap start S99nfs start
You're done.
TeraStation "Conversion"
The LinkStation LS-WXL series runs on very similar hardware to the some of the TeraStation systems, particularly the TS-XEL "ES" machines. TeraStations tend to come with more features than LinkStations (e.g. support for NFS and iSCSI), so there are obvious advantages in making a LinkStation behave like a TeraStation.
The strategy is simple: find a TeraStation firmware release with the same kernel as a LinkStation release, and make a hybrid distribution consisting of the LinkStation boot files with the TeraStation filesystem. As part of this, you will need to defeat the scheme used to restrict the capabilities of the LinkStations so that you can enable e.g. NFS.
It so happens that LS-WXL firmware version 1.58 matches the TeraStation ES version 1.55.
Start with the files downloaded from Buffalo's website for both the LinkStation and the TeraStation. Note that the TeraStation download process may require that you enter a TS ES serial number. There may be ways around this, though.
The LS updater is the one that will be used to load the modified firmware.
Then, ideally on a Linux platform of some sort...
1) Put the LinkStation and TeraStation files in separate directories
mkdir linkstation terastation
2) In the LinkStation directory, unzip the hddrootfs.img files
unzip hddrootfs.img
provide the right password; it will be one of this list of four:
1NIf_2yUOlRDpYZUVNqboRpMBoZwT4PzoUvOPUp6l aAhvlM1Yp7_2VSm6BhgkmTOrCN1JyE0C5Q6cB3oBB YvSInIQopeipx66t_DCdfEvfP47qeVPhNhAuSYmA4 IeY8omJwGlGkIbJm2FH_MV4fLsXE8ieu0gNYwE6Ty
Call the one that works (for the LinkStation) "PasswordA".
The result of this is a hddrootfs.buffalo.updated... but you can delete this now.
3) In the TeraStation directory, unzip its hddrootfs.img files
unzip hddrootfs.img
provide the right password; again it will be one the list of four above.
The result of this is another hddrootfs.buffalo.updated... which is the one we want.
4) create a folder where you want to untar the rootfs and untar it
mkdir <foldername> cd <foldername> tar -vxz --numeric-owner -p -f ../hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
5) modify the image to enable sshd logins. This copies an authorized_keys file from your home directory on the Linux box, but any mechanism to make an authorized_keys file will work
cd etc sed -i 's/PermitRootLogin/# PermitRootLogin/' sshd_config cd ../root mkdir .ssh cp $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys .ssh/authorized_keys
6) Now to defeat the "limited functionality" scheme This is controlled by a file called "/etc/nas_features". This file is created during the boot process, based on a combination of stored values and pre-defined settings based on the machine's product ID. Because it is created during boot, you cannot just edit the thing.
Perhaps the simplest, but least elegant, approach is to grep for every file that uses a feature variable (such as "SUPPORT_NFS") that you want, and edit out the test so that no matter what the value of the variable ("SUPPORT_NFS") might be, the system does what you want.
A slightly more elegant approach is to create a boot script that runs early in the process which updates /etc/nas_features to suit your taste. One simple way to do this would be to have a copy of the file modified as you want and then overwrite the one created by the system with your copy.
The cleanest approach is to get rid of the problem entirely:
6A) Modify the initrd.img
The full details of how to do this are beyond the scope of this, but the mechanics can be found here: How to modify an initrd (remember this is an ARM system, so ignore the PPC and MIPS stuff). All that needs to be done is to delete the appropriate feature files; if you are working with an LS-WXL, then it's product ID is 0x00003006 (you can find this in a number of ways, including logging into a running system and running:
cat /proc/buffalo/firmware
Assuming that your product ID is 0x00003006, then the files to delete are:
rm root/.nas_features/*/0x00003006
(The '*' is because each country code has a separate feature file, so that Buffalo can sell the same system with different features depending on the country. Which is a bit odd, because then someone who spoke e.g. Japanese could get the Japanese feature set simply by setting the NAS to that language! So we just get rid of all of the country control files).
Once you get the system running again, you will be able to log in, and use Repack the initrd.img file with the same password as you used to unpack it (i.e. probably not the PasswordA one).
7) create the new hddrootfs.buffalo.updated (you should be in the folder where you extracted the image)
tar -vczf ../hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-new * cd .. mv hddrootfs.buffalo.updated hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-old mv hddrootfs.buffalo.updated-new hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
8) create the new encrypted hddrootfs.img
CAUTION: you want to use the LinkStation password, PasswordA, not the TeraStation one you used to unpack it. If you use the wrong password, the firmware updater / the LinkStation will fail to unzip the hddrootfs.img during the update.
zip -e hddrootfs.img hddrootfs.buffalo.updated
9) Perform the update using the normal Buffalo LinkStation updater (probably after enabling the debug option to force load the image, because the TeraStation version number appears to be older than that of the LinkStation!) Or use the technique shown in Debian Squeeze on 'V' and 'X' Series (LS-WXL and others) (Installmethod 1) if you prefer!
10) Use ssh to root@ip_address You can now either edit the startup scripts (as mentioned in step 6), or set the features is you followed step 6A and changed the initrd.img file.
If you did use a modified initrd.img, the features can be enabled by using the "dumpnf" and "setnf" commands to read or write the stored feature set. But take care not to enable something that you lack the hardware to support, such as RAID5 on a two disk system! For example:
cd /tmp dumpnf >nasfeats vi nasfeats setnf <nasfeats
Firmware Information
Firmware v1.37 is available at [2] or direct link [3]
Generated with v1.24 of 5th February 2010 from 2TB LS-WX2.0TL/R1
uname -a
Linux LS-WXLE0F 22.214.171.124-88f6281 #50 Tue Dec 22 18:06:23 JST 2009 armv5tejl unknown
Processor : Feroceon 88FR131 rev 1 (v5l) BogoMIPS : 598.01 Features : swp half thumb fastmult edsp CPU implementer : 0x56 CPU architecture: 5TE CPU variant : 0x2 CPU part : 0x131 CPU revision : 1 Hardware : Feroceon-KW Revision : 0000 Serial : 0000000000000000
MemTotal: 125832 kB MemFree: 13080 kB Buffers: 136 kB Cached: 57636 kB SwapCached: 0 kB Active: 46468 kB Inactive: 39416 kB SwapTotal: 999864 kB SwapFree: 999864 kB Dirty: 4 kB Writeback: 0 kB AnonPages: 27544 kB Mapped: 13328 kB Slab: 20536 kB SReclaimable: 3100 kB SUnreclaim: 17436 kB PageTables: 1060 kB NFS_Unstable: 0 kB Bounce: 0 kB CommitLimit: 1062780 kB Committed_AS: 313276 kB VmallocTotal: 516096 kB VmallocUsed: 17476 kB VmallocChunk: 491516 kB
Linux version 22.214.171.124-88f6281 (email@example.com) (gcc version 4.2.0 20070413 (prerelease)) #50 Tue Dec 22 18:06:23 JST 2009 CPU: ARM926EJ-S [56251311] revision 1 (ARMv5TE), cr=00053977 Machine: Feroceon-KW Using UBoot passing parameters structure Memory policy: ECC disabled, Data cache writeback On node 0 totalpages: 32768 DMA zone: 256 pages used for memmap DMA zone: 0 pages reserved DMA zone: 32512 pages, LIFO batch:7 Normal zone: 0 pages used for memmap CPU0: D VIVT write-back cache CPU0: I cache: 16384 bytes, associativity 4, 32 byte lines, 128 sets CPU0: D cache: 16384 bytes, associativity 4, 32 byte lines, 128 sets Built 1 zonelists. Total pages: 32512 Kernel command line: console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/sda2 rw initrd=0x00800040,12M panic=5 BOOTVER=0.15 mtdparts=nand_mtd:0x1000000(boot),0xe800000(rootfs),0x800000(reserve) PID hash table entries: 512 (order: 9, 2048 bytes) Console: colour dummy device 80x30 Dentry cache hash table entries: 16384 (order: 4, 65536 bytes) Inode-cache hash table entries: 8192 (order: 3, 32768 bytes) Memory: 64MB 64MB 0MB 0MB = 128MB total Memory: 113280KB available (3772K code, 301K data, 124K init) Calibrating delay loop... 599.65 BogoMIPS (lpj=2998272) Mount-cache hash table entries: 512 CPU: Testing write buffer coherency: ok NET: Registered protocol family 16 CPU Interface ------------- SDRAM_CS0 ....base 00000000, size 64MB SDRAM_CS1 ....base 04000000, size 64MB SDRAM_CS2 ....disable SDRAM_CS3 ....disable PEX0_MEM ....base e8000000, size 128MB PEX0_IO ....base f2000000, size 1MB INTER_REGS ....base f1000000, size 1MB NFLASH_CS ....base fa000000, size 2MB SPI_CS ....base f4000000, size 16MB BOOT_ROM_CS ....no such DEV_BOOTCS ....no such CRYPT_ENG ....base f0000000, size 2MB Marvell Development Board (LSP Version KW_LSP_4.2.6)-- MVWXL Soc: 88F6281 A0 LE Detected Tclk 166666667 and SysClk 300000000 MV Buttons Device Load Marvell USB EHCI Host controller #0: c1432600 PEX0 interface detected no Link. PCI: bus0: Fast back to back transfers enabled SCSI subsystem initialized NET: Registered protocol family 2 Time: kw_clocksource clocksource has been installed. IP route cache hash table entries: 1024 (order: 0, 4096 bytes) TCP established hash table entries: 4096 (order: 3, 32768 bytes) TCP bind hash table entries: 4096 (order: 2, 16384 bytes) TCP: Hash tables configured (established 4096 bind 4096) TCP reno registered checking if image is initramfs...it isn't (no cpio magic); looks like an initrd Freeing initrd memory: 12288K RTC registered MICON ctrl (C) BUFFALO INC. V.1.00 installed. Buffalo Gpio Control Driver (C) BUFFALO INC. Ver.1.00 installed. Buffalo CPU Inerupts Driver (C) BUFFALO INC. Ver.0.01 alpha1 installed. Kernel event proc (C) BUFFALO INC. V.1.00 installed. 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Multiple Chenoa Police officers were recognized for milestones reached in their respective careers during the Chenoa City Council meeting Monday.
Since 2001, records are kept through the Illinois Department of Transportation of the various traffic stops made by officers throughout the state. For Chenoa, Kent Hair received a certificate for making 25 driving under the influence stops. Karl Ladtkow received a pin and certificate for making 50 DUI stops, as well as another pin and certificate for 1,000 speeding tickets. Chenoa Police Chief Travis Cornwall received a certificate for 25 DUI stops, along with another certificate and pin for issuing 2,000 speeding tickets.
In other action, the council passed an ordinance approving and authorizing the execution of a redevelopment between the city of Chenoa and Taylor-William Barrett for the Chenoa Tax Increment Financing District 1.Barrett will receive funding as a developer as he is rehabbing a home in the district.
A request by Kurt Rhoda to do some fundraising at the intersection of routes 66 and 24 on Friday and Saturday, July 26 and 27, was also approved by the council. He is doing the fundraiser for St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
A closed session was held at the end of the meeting, but no action was taken on any of the discussions.
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Multiple Chenoa Police officers were recognized for milestones reached in their respective careers during the Chenoa City Council meeting Monday.


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Around 90% of the UK adult population reads newspapers and magazines with print publications still reaching more people than phones and tablets, a new industry-wide audience measurement system has found.
The figures released today from the Published Audience Measurement Company (PAMCo) follows a three-year search to produce a transparent method of measuring readership across all print and electronic devices.
The PAMCo data, replacing the previous National Readership Survey, uses the latest measurement techniques, together with 35,000 face-to-face interviews, to give a total audience reach figure. Advertisers had called for a more accurate representation of real readership.
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The Sun has a monthly total brand reach of 33.3m readers compared to 31.2m for the Mail. The Sun edged ahead of its rival through its fast-growing phone readership. The Mirror papers are the third most widely read.
The figures show that local and regional titles such as The Scotsman (1.9m) and Yorkshire Post (1.1m) – owned by Johnston Press, publishers of i – enjoy a much wider total audience reach due to a rising number of digital readers.
Figures for the period up to the end of 2017, show the i recorded a total brand reach of 2.467 million readers. A rapid growth in the inews.co.uk website audience will be reported in the next PAMCo data.
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Millennials don't have a reputation as a hard-working generation. The caricature of the Millennial worker is more or less a cartoon of anentitled recipient of hundreds of plastic participation trophies whocares less about paying his dues at work and moreabout perks like flex-time, beer carts, and nap rooms. Or perhaps I should say that "we" have that reputation, since I'm technically a Millennial — most demographers put the start-date forthis generation at 1981.
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43% of work martyrs were Millennials, compared with just 29% of overall survey respondents. Millennials were also more likely to want to be seen as work martyrs than older workers; specifically, 48% of Millennials wanted their bosses to see them that way, while only 39% of Gen X did and 32% of Boomers did. 35% of Millennials thought it was good to be seen as a work martyr by colleagues, while only 26% and 20% of X's and Boomers agreed, respectively.
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On the occasion of the EMD 2013, S&B Athens decided to support SchoolLab, an innovative competition organised by SciCo and the British Council under the aegis of the Ministry of Education for the creation and exchange of scientific ideas among students, their professors, and researchers.
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Two against the State, that was the story for Jason Haydon, senior, and Taylon Lamkin, junior from Wellington High School. Each of them earned a trip to Salina to compete in the 2013 4A State Wrestling Tournament.
Lamkin (195 lb.) took home the sixth place medal from Salina in his first appearance at the State Tournament. He dropped his opening round match against Gavin Houser, senior, from Columbus High School, but then went on a tear.
With a 3-2 decision against Zack Carter, sophomre, from Basehor-Linwood High School, a 6-1 decision verses Bradley Campbell, junior, from Hugoton; Lamkin was up against Cody Howell, senior, from Chanute. Howell was no match for the WHS Crusader, as he was pinned in three minutes, 34 seconds.
Next was a face-off where the winner would advance to the third place match. Lamkin wrestled against Derrick Gates, senior, from AVCTL rival Andale. Gates pinned Lampkin in four minutes, 28 seconds, sending the WHS junior to the fifth place bout.
Lampkin would lose to John Metcalf, senior, from Fort Scott by a decision of 2-1.
For Haydon (160 lb.) this was his third year competing at the highest level in 4A wrestling. His record coming into the tournament was 20-7. Haydon had been hampered by injury leading up to the event.
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Thank you for your support of the 21st Annual Goodyear Cotton Bowl Art Contest. This year, we received more than 2,500 pieces of artwork from young artists throughout the DFW area!
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Thanks again to all those who participated this year! Keep up the good work! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Amy Scott at 817-892-2695 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA -- My husband and I booked a tour from Your Man Tours. This tour included five days on land in Italy and then boarding the MSC ship Poesia in Venice. We let YMT book our air travel also. We live in North Alabama so we were booked from Huntsville International Airport. This is a small regional airport, so we expected to have to change planes. We were booked on American Airlines (who charged us $30.00 for our first bag and 20.00 for the second bag) so already we are down $100.00 for our bags to be flown to New York.
In NY we were booked on Alitalia to Rome. This was the most miserable overnight flight we have ever had (we have had many). The crew was rude and the cabin so hot we almost croaked. When we reached Rome, the bus to take us to the hotel was parked a long distance from the terminal and the man from Your Man Tours walked so fast that we lost track of him and just had to keep walking until we reached the correct bus.
We were booked into the Holiday Inn West in Rome for two nights. The first night Your Man Tours had a "special dinner" that we could purchase for 25 Euros each. This sounded like a good way to get to know the others on our tour, so we agreed to participate. The food was mediocre and they were quite stingy with the wine provided. There weren't any restaurants near with the exception of the one in the hotel. The next day included a tour of the Vatican in the morning and a tour of the Coliseum in the afternoon. We had already seen these so we opted out and went into Rome on the hotel shuttle.
That night we went into the hotel restaurant to eat; the maitre d' asked if we had reservations. Of course we did not, so he took us into a separate room where he took apart a setting for four people by separating two small tables about 6 inches apart. He then seated two ladies from our tour at the other table (we didn't know these ladies but were willing to go along with this arrangement). Then he said he didn't have any menus available - hello?
Finally, he brought the ladies one menu and my husband and I one menu. After a few minutes, he returned and took their order and left us sitting there. He then proceeded to serve several groups that came in after us! We finally left and went to the bar and bought premade sandwiches. My husband complained to the hotel manager and he made excuses about the hotel not being prepared for so many people. Get real -- it is a huge hotel and there aren't any other places to eat unless you went into Rome.
After Rome, we drove to Montecatini in the Tuscany district. We were supposed to go to Bologna enroute but were told there was a transportation strike so we missed Bologna. The tour guide and or the bus driver could not find our hotel so we rode an extra 30 or 45 minutes before finally going to the correct address. Once there, we asked for the hotel room that our guide assigned us -- only to find that someone else had that room! Finally, the poor desk clerk and I found our correct room on a printout at the front desk.
Then we were offered a chance to visit either a villa or a farmhouse for dinner -- both at a cost of 39 Euros each. We opted not to attend these but instead ate a local restaurant. (Several tour members were placed at a hotel that was in the industrial district with no local restaurants near.)
The rest of our tour was just more of the same. Our tour guide was the most disorganized person I have ever seen. She ended up with one of the people on the tour helping her to assign hotel rooms. In Verona, she completely lost one couple due to her speed walking. (There were several people on the tour who had problems walking and these people had to forego several trips and tours.) One of the other tour guides in our group made sure that every one was taken care of and she waited patiently for the people who could not walk at a trot.
There were about 300 people in this group -- 7 bus loads. This presented problems when we all ended up at one place -- especially rest stops. Once we were onboard the Poesia, my husband and several others talked to ** from Your Man Tours about various problems. His answer was to contact headquarters in California or to state that Your Man Tours was not responsible for whatever the issue was. Bottom line, he basically was on vacation and was there only to promote Your Man Tours.
Another thing that irked us and many other people is that the tour guides asked for their tips up front -- on the first day of the trip. The literature we received from Your Man Tours suggested 3 to 5 USD per day per person. The tour guides asked for 35 Euros for each person. This amount to about 56 USD per person -- about 10 USD per day per person! To make a long story shorter -- We can say NEVER AGAIN!
PENNSYLVANIA -- My husband and I took the 14 day YMT Hawaii 4-island tour in February. All went well in Oahu. Our second island was Kauai.The hotel was nice, but the beach not good for swimming. We found at this point that if you didn't take a tour, you were isolated and had little to do. Our third island was Maui. We stayed at the Maui Seaside. My first impression was - what a dump. The hotel was dated - probably built in the 50's or 60's, and no renovation since. The pool was visibly dirty. The room was musty and dirty, with hair in the tub.
Others on the tour had similar complaints. One couple even had a swarm of bug on the bathroom counter. I complained to the tour director who said, "there was nothing he could do." He suggested I call their consumer affairs dept. I called and initially was told I needed to put it in writing. When I pressed the issue she said she would have someone call me back that day. Needless to say, I never received a call back that day or any day. I did call YMT back and left several voice mails, that they also did not respond to.
Our next island was Hawaii. We stayed at Hilo Seaside - the hotel from hell. Couldn't believe it, but it was worse than Maui Seaside. We had a tiny, tiny room. Extremely musty and dark. From the inside you could see light all around the door to the outside. The 50's style louver windows, allowed direct view into our 1st floor room. I found a dirty, used towel on the back of the bathroom door. The tiny shower had a dirt ring around the bottom. Found out that was because it wouldn't drain and filled to this level when you showered. We had an electrical short in our digital clock.
Another guest told me her hair dryer caused their electric to go off completely. We ask for a coffee pot, which we cleaned and ran water through for an extended period of time. Black specks still were visible in the clear water. Talk about dirty. This hotel also was in the middle of nowhere. YMT provided pictures of the hotels. This hotel in no way resembled that picture. We found this stop a waste of time, as did most of the guests. Going straight to Kona would have been a better idea.
Our last stop was Kona Seaside. Please note all of the last three hotels had the same owner. Doesn't that tell you anything. Although Kona Seaside was cleaner, larger, maybe newer. This was a big improvement to us. The area was lovely, but we would have appreciated more information from our tour guide. We found out about transportation, places to eat etc. from other guests. How hard would it be for YMT to provide written information and a map. I would never recommend a YMT tour, or will we ever use their services again. Please think twice before you do. I will send a copy of this review to YMT, which they will probably ignore also.
Recently we returned from a Your Man Tours (YMT) trip to the 2009 Rose Bowl Parade. Your Man Tours is a travel agency that organizes numerous low cost tours to a variety of popular destinations each year. Because of the volume of business they do, you are likely to run across their offers if you are researching travel to almost any popular destination in North America and many elsewhere in the world. For this reason I thought it would be interest to share my experience with other travelers. Although the comments are based on the Rose Bowl Trip, I have heard similar from travelers who have used this company to other destinations.
The first thing to remember about YMT is the term "low cost" that I used to describe their tours above. In travel, as in everything else, you get what you pay for and if you pay for a bare bones trip, that is all you are going to get. The danger is that you may find the trip so minimal that you will be forced to supplement it with your own funds and if you are not careful, you may end spending more than if you had booked a more comprehensive tour to begin with.
One example of this with YMT is that they do not include any meals in the basic price. This was especially of concern with our Rose Bowl Trip because food prices were very high at our hotel ($20 breakfast buffets, dinners that can easily run over $50 a person, $16 for a pizza from their snack bar that was barely large enough for two) and there were few lower cost alternatives within walking distance. Fortunately we had brought some Pop Tarts with us since with early starts, we thought we might not have time to eat breakfast in a restaurant anyway and this helped.
Another place where you may pay extra for a YMT tour is that few activities are included in the basic price, thus you may have to spend money either on optional tours from YMT or on a rental car in order to be able to see enough to make the trip worthwhile. The YMT optional tours are definitely not low cost. We paid $60 each to visit a picturesque village, basically just for the bus ride up and back as we were left on our own in the village.
Along the same lines, if possible, arrange your own air flights. We obtained our flights at about $350 each, YMT was charging $700. Of course, their cost included transportation to and from the airport but the hotel had a free shuttle and in fact, that was what YMT was using for the people who booked flights through them.
Another aspect of YMT's tour is lack of administrative support. They rely upon contract guides and bus drivers (often both the same person) to handle the actual tour. Their own employees do minimal work. An example of this was that they were totally unable to tell us in advance which of two groups we would be within going to our first optional tour.
Thus we had to cut our pre-trip sightseeing short to be there for the early group only to sit around three hours at the hotel because we had been assigned to the later group. A pre-trip "briefing" given by the overall manager was characterized by the distribution of what proved to be an amazing number of misrepresentations and cases of incorrect information.
In summary, if you really want to take a trip to the Rose Bowl parade and you can't afford a higher priced tour, the YMT trip will be better than staying home but again remember to carry as much food with you as you can for breakfast at least and be aware the tour will be minimal unless you pay extra to YMT or to go on your own to additional sights.
HAWAII -- I was in Hilo in September, staying at a moderately priced hotel. It was very peaceful and relaxing... until a group with Your Man Tours arrived. The travelers where herded like so many sheep. They had been assigned rooms, which from the comments I heard, were not what the customers paid for. Most of the folks I observed were upset, but the tour guide just smiled and hung out by the pool. A large group went to use the pool, and many of them were smoking. Some were drinking alcohol. The pool closes at 6pm which YMT had not told its customers. No alcohol is permitted in the pool area, which again YMT didn't bother to tell their customers.
At 6pm, an employee came out and announced the pool was now closed, and that all hotels in Hawaii are non smoking. Some older men got into a heated argument with the employee of the hotel. They should have been complaining to the tour guide, a tall, thin man with white hair and a goatee. He seemed amused that his customers were upset. I saw a notice had been placed on a board in the lobby. The group was leaving early the next morning for a brief stop in Maui to have lunch in Lahina.
This unfortunate group of travelers were cheated in my opinion. They were only in Hilo for about 6 waking hours, not even enough time to drive to the volcano and see the sights. 6 Hours in Lahina including a lunch isn't very much time to see anything either.
I'm sure glad I make all my own travel arrangements. I've been to all the major Hawaiian islands, and I can say that one needs a week to see just the sights on the big island! Three days on Maui would be sufficient. Kauai should take at least 3 days and at least 3 on Oahu. I have no idea what these folks paid for this tour, but if they were from the mainland's west coast, with air and meals and hotels and side trips included, they shouldn't have paid more than $1400 each. If they did, I would complain to Your Man Tours.
EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA -- Let me start with a general comment. We have yet to start our Cruise-tour with Your Man Tours, but already have encountered numerous problems with them. The most basic of which is an inability to talk to them or for them to return phone calls. At this point I would strongly recommend you look elsewhere for a reputable travel agent, consultant, packager, or whatever you want to call this type of operation. These people are untrustworthy and unreliable, at best. They talk a good line, but after they have your money... tough-luck.
Your Man Tours has at least 3 offices in the U.S., Detroit, Inglewood, CA, and Cincinnati, OH. So far I have tried to deal with only the first two. You can Google them, and their parent company, TUI Travel, for more information and officers, mail addresses, etc.
I believe I have left at least a half-dozen phone messages for their "Customer Services" people in California, virtually none of which were returned. Each time I call, I am assured that I will get a return call, but I don't hold out much hope. They have $8000+ of my money, but don't have the common courtesy to return phone calls. This has gone beyond trying to politely get answers to questions, to full-fledged contempt for their operations.
I will update this site with more information as I have it. I thoroughly expect to have lots of issues from my cruise tour (Port Everglades-Caribbean-Trans-Atlantic - Portugal-Spain- and Italy). I just wanted to forewarn others to beware of this company.
You post the positive reviews... how about a negative & what you did to resolve it? I just finished writing the BBB about my mother-in-law's experience with your company (Your Man Tours) - in the process of posting on http://www.complaints.com/ as I write this to you. I have copied this email to Frommer's Budget Travel, American Society of Travel Agents, and United States Tour Operators Association - all names I collected from your website. Then I will do an on line search posting this complaint to anyone & everyone who will publish it (I already belong to 2 national message boards, and several local ones - today am looking for more to listen).
My husband spoke *in person* via phone with YMT VP Chuck Supnick earlier today, who, believe it or not, commented "that's unfortunate" to the issue as explained to him. I am appalled & so mad I could *spit nickels* (as my dear grandmother was fond of saying)! And I am a woman spends a lot of time online!!! I WILL find a way to spread this account!! For you, YMT, This will be "UNFORTUNATE!"
My mother-in-law (60+ year old widow) has never traveled. After this experience, she will probably never travel again. She and three of her lady friends booked a tour with an agent in Mississippi through Your Man Tours... looked forward to this vacation for over six months, spent her Christmas money on the deposit. Finally the day (8 June, 2007, yesterday) comes and the ladies are whisked away by loving family and friends to the Monroe, LA airport (about an hour drive from where they live).
Who would have? Who could have? ...known that would be the day some fool programmer wrote bad code into the air traffic control computers, shutting down Atlanta, and overloading Salt Lake City? (**) Okay, things happen, flights get delayed/canceled... the airline rerouted the missed connection, and although the ladies had to travel all night, they finally made it to Boston (with all of their luggage, believe it or not).
The problems didn't end there! Last night, my husband called the hotel where the ladies were supposed to stay. He was assured someone would come to collect them in the morning when their new flight arrived and ferry them back to the hotel, no problem. This morning... no shuttle. They called the hotel and were told no one could help them and were advised to take a taxi to the cruise ship terminal at the Port of Boston. Pay for a taxi? Everything including all shuttle transportation was to have been handled through YMT! They totally missed the bus tour of Boston... Okay, never mind that - taxi to cruise terminal.
Arrive at Holland America to be told the ship wouldn't be boarding for several hours. They'd have to wait... which wouldn't have been so bad IF they hadn't been traveling all night, IF they had had a decent meal, IF they had rested... and IF they had a decent place to wait! From what I understand, they waited on a bench, outside, all morning and half the afternoon with their baggage around their feet - and with dead cell phones.
We finally got hold of Holland America who went through several channels to try to confirm these four elderly ladies eventually actually boarded the ship. They did - no thanks to YMT - who basically took their money, made reservations, and then washed their hands of the rest - saying "that's unfortunate."
In the online form for my complaint with the BBB, they ask "Desired Outcome"... I wrote - First - an apology (WRITTEN & SIGNED by Pres & VP of YMT) to *each* of these 4 ladies!! Second - minimal reimbursement for at least hotel, shuttle/cab, missed bus tour of Boston & meals incurred due to extended travel situation.
Above & beyond - these ladies will probably NEVER travel again due to this experience... the trauma of 4 seniors (who've never traveled before) may well be worth the reimbursement of the trip in full! Your Man Tours, Boston Courtyard Marriott & Holland America Cruise are all responsible for the happiness of these patrons and let them down, but especially YMT!!
After reading other reviews, I guess I can only be grateful that YMT canceled our trip! Yes, canceled but kept our money for two months prior to letting us know! Their reason? We were supposedly NINE DAYS LATE in sending in final payment!
Of course, not knowing of this cancellation, we continued our plans as usual. We purchased non refundable airline tickets to Salt Lake City, our point of departure, bought the appropriate clothing for our coach tour of the West and Alaskan cruise, made arrangements with a local kennel to board our three dogs and four cats, giving them a nonrefundable deposit to hold the space. Everything was progressing nicely until we received a message on our phone from someone from YMT telling us that our vacation had been canceled due to "non payment."
My husband immediately tried to call back, only to get an automated system directing him to "leave a message." In his panic, his next call was to the bank to find out if the check had cleared. It had not, so he placed a stop payment on it. At that point we had no idea where our $5000.00 plus check had gone or in whose hands it might have fallen.
Late the following afternoon, we finally received a return call from YMT. This time they admitted that, yes, they had received the check but it was a week late. She didn't seem particularly concerned that we were somewhat hysterical over our present demise, reassuring us that we could still go on "stand-by", or we could reschedule at a later date. We could do neither!
We sent in our $200.00 deposit, followed by our balance due ninety days prior to departure. Did it sit on someone's desk for nine days? And nine days? Come on guys, Nine days?? It took YMT two months from the time they received our check to inform us that our trip had been canceled! No courtesy call was ever received to question our payment, had there been a question. Numerous calls requesting to speak to general management have gone unanswered. Our $200.00 deposit check has also not been returned.
With less than a month left to regroup, we were able to reschedule our planned itinerary with the most grateful help of AAA and a local travel agent. They came to our rescue and booked a rental car in Salt Lake City and scheduled all hotel reservations in the cities we were to visit on our "dream" vacation with YMT. We were also successful in booking with Holland America, our 7-day cruise to Alaska.
Our near disaster turned out to be a blessing! Though we spent a bit more (not by much), we drove at our own pace, saw what we wanted to see, ate where we wanted and stayed at really nice hotels; Apparently avoiding the horror stories of broken down buses, rude drivers, poor food and cheap hotels. God truly does work in mysterious ways!
PALM BEACH, FLORIDA -- Don't waste your time with Your Man Tours. Their customer service, their managers are the rudest, unprofessional, arrogant, procrastinating bunch of incompetent yo-yos I have ever seen. Examples: I questioned about the national parks tours. I couldn't get a straight answer, all I got was"I don't know" to every question and I got a question with a question. I never got a direct answer. I got a runaround and put on hold for a long period of time. My time was severely inconvenienced by this company of bimbos to say the least. When asked for a manager and supervisor all I got was more wasted time and delay after delay.
That is not the way to treat people or potential customers. I know a lot of people that I could have given them business, but now no way. Their attitude is arrogant and crude. I have other people offering me great deals I don't need them. No wonder they aren't getting any business, they don't know how to treat people.
Thank you and have a nice day. I do hope all the right agencies see this and follow up to investigate just how legitimate they are. There were times they were using profanity on the phone when it wasn't called for. What kind of business allows this.


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The association of sleep difficulties with health-related quality of life among patients with fibromyalgia
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By Jan-Samuel Wagner, et al.
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Background: Difficulty sleeping is common among patients with fibromyalgia (FM); however, its impact on health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is not well understood. The aim of the current study was to assess the burden of sleep difficulty symptoms on HRQoL among patients with FM.
Methods: The current study included data from the 2009 National Health and Wellness Survey (N=75,000), which is a cross-sectional, Internet-based survey representative of the adult US population.
The prevalence of sleep difficulty symptoms among patients with FM (n=2,196) were compared with matched controls (n=2,194), identified using propensity-score matching. Additionally, the relationship between the number of sleep difficulty symptoms (none, one, or two or more) and HRQoL (using the SF-12v2) was assessed using regression modeling, controlling for demographic and health history variables.
Results: Of the 2,196 patients with FM, 11.2% reported no sleep difficulty symptoms, 25.7% reported one sleep difficulty symptom, and 63.05% reported two or more sleep difficulty symptoms. The prevalence of sleep difficulty symptoms was significantly higher than matched controls.
Patients with one and two sleep difficulty symptoms both reported significantly worse HRQoL summary and domain scores relative to those with no sleep difficulty symptoms (all p<.05).
Further, the relationship between sleep difficulty symptoms and HRQoL was significantly different between those with FM than matched controls, suggesting a uniqueness of the burden of sleep difficulties within the FM population.
Conclusions: Among the FM population, sleep difficulty symptoms were independently associated with clinically-meaningful decrements in mental and physical HRQoL.
These results suggest that greater emphasis in the treatment of sleep difficulty symptoms among the FM population may be warranted.
Source: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, October 17, 2012 . By Jan-Samuel Wagner, Marco D. DiBonaventura, Arthi B. Chandran and Joseph C. Cappelleri.


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FORT BELVOIR: The fog of war is getting thinner. Sure, the US Army expects future combat to be as brutally chaotic as ever, but as researchers showed the service's No. 2 civilian here yesterday, soldiers will have new sights and sensors to let them see through darkness, dust storms, the ground, and even literal fog. It's enough of an advantage to save lives.
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In one demonstration, for example, McCarthy watched an indoor shooting range fill with smoke, which a soldier proceeded to shoot through, unaffected. (See the video above). A sensor called FWS-I (Family of Weapon Sights – Individual) allowed the soldier to see the target as if the smoke wasn't there.
That's the kind of edge the US Army is eager for. Decades ago, the Army took the lead on night vision and, combining tactics and technology, "owned the night," able to operate in conditions that hamstrung its opponents. But now night vision has spread not just to rivals like Russia but irregulars like the Taliban. Being able to see through the dust and smoke that obscure the modern battlefield — while your enemies can't see you, let alone shoot you — could be a crushing advantage.
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The hottest item on display was one of the smallest: the ENVG-B head-mounted sight entering service this fall — probably in December, according to Army officials at Fort Belvoir. The sight so excited Army leaders, and its development was so far along, that ENVG-B was accelerated to become the first piece of kit entering service as part of the new Big Six modernization program. The Army wants to issue it ASAP to all infantry soldiers and scouts , with the Marines and Special Operations interested as well.
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report 2 distinct studies within 1 publication. For title/abstract and full-text review, articles were excluded based on inclusion/exclusion criteria as specified in the systematic literature review. Two articles analysed the same trial. Conferences searched included EASD and ADA 2011–2013, and IDF 2011. IDF 2013 was assessed when the CD-ROM became available—the end of February. Multiple abstracts examined the same trial and 14 trials were extracted. Studies must include at least two treatment arms in the network, including: U300, insulin glargine, insulin detemir, insulin NPH, insulin degludec and premix insulin. (B) Evidence network diagram for BOT studies (n=25) reporting HbA1c (%) change from baseline. Each insulin treatment is a node in the network. The links between the nodes represent direct comparisons. The numbers along the lines indicate the number of trials or pairs of trial arms for that link in the network. Reference numbers indicate the trials contributing to each link. BOT, basal insulin-supported oral therapy; HbA1c, glycated haemoglobin; NPH, neutral protamine Hagedorn.
All studies were randomised based on entry criteria, with interactive voice (or web) response system or telephone system as the main method of randomisation (n=22), followed by use of sequential numbers/codes (n=6) and electronic case record system (n=1); the method of randomisation was either not reported or not clear in the remaining studies (n=12). The majority (40/41) of studies specified an open-label in design (1 study did not specify). Loss to follow-up (ie, rates of discontinuation among randomised patients) among the studies ranged from 1.6% to 28.5%, with 10 studies reporting discontinuation rates <10%, 22 reporting 10–20% and 5 reporting >20% in at least one treatment arm (loss to follow-up was not reported in 4 studies). The baseline patient characteristics of patients in each of the 41 studies are provided in
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After the woes of the World Cup in South Africa, England picked themselves up to see off the lacklustre threat presented by Switzerland, Bulgaria and Co.
Group G proved a kind one for Fabio Capello's team, though, the challenge was made easier by the Italian's rejuvenation of a tired-looking squad. In came younger legs unencumbered by past failures. Ashley Young, Phil Jones, Danny Welbeck and Daniel Sturridge bring pace and vitality, and the dependable Scott Parker lends the back four overdue protection. As a result, the Three Lions head to Poland and Ukraine in a positive mood. And the hype has disappeared.Picture: GETTY IMAGES


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