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I’m in a field that has computers that try to interpret things and let me assure you while beneficial to some I’ve seen them miss life threatening diagnosis many times.

As for you seemingly thinking they can replace generalist fields let me say this-people lie. Whether it’s embarrassment, whether it’s illegal or who the hell knows why patients lie. Also you have to account for dialect education and age. A robot is not going to be able to get a satisfactory history and physical on a four year old from cut off and for AI they are dependent on good input to give good output. It won’t happen in any of our lifetimes
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Found good snow at Copper today.




Going to copper at the end of the week. This is good to hear. Looking forward to it.

Been to Copper a couple times before but its been 7-8 years now. Any local tips?
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So this is where that God complex comes from.


Listen I know in today's everyone gets a trophy world it's not pc to say people are unequal in anything but when it comes to people's health it's completely necessary to admit knowledge inequality and deficiency. That's why an IM Dr doesn't try to to annual eye exams on diabetic people. It's why you can't get a psychiatrist to do your glasses Rx but an OD can. You may know more about the eye than an orthopedic. I would agree with that. However intentional or unintentional using that abbreviation disregards the additional systemic knowledge an ophthalmologist has. And the constant pushing the scope of practice is another example of the disregarding.
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OMD is condescending? Its an abbreviation, bro.


It is intentional by you or the ppl you got it from to diminish the knowledge to come across as equals. Any given MD knows more about the body as a whole and about systemic drug interactions than an OD. Using OMD is a subtle way of trying to diminish that and to separate ophthalmologists as only knowing the eye. Now I'm sure you got that from some od message board or maybe from higher ups in the OD but I've seen the same thing occur with crnas and anesthesia and other fields. It's to appear as an equal in knowledge and try to forget that even if you know as much about the eye the MD knows far more than you ever will outside their specific field.
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No its not. Cardiologists know alot about the heart. Yet they aren't trained to do open heart surgery, analogous to optometrists and ophthos. Interventional cards =/= CT surg.


Cardiology prevents need for ct surgery and is doing stuff that ct surgery doesn't do ....optometrist are not preventing anything and just taking part of the pie from optho
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No, the cardiologist and CT surgeon graduated medical school..

Well yeah, I was just trying to illustrate the point that you could know alot about organ pathology without being qualified to operate on said organ.




Cardiology is more interested doing their own interventions and eliminating the need for surgery than doing the surgery. Poor analogy.
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If we win out, our WORST case bowl will be?


BCS bowl. If we win out we will be 10-2 likely top 5 and the second or highest ranked SEC team (depending on other games) and will have ended the season with two high profile wins with Bama and TAMU. If we win the SEC then obviously the sugar. If a 1 loss sec champ goes to bcs champ then the sugar will be dying to take us for ticket sales. If not then we will go to another BCS bowl.

re: Biggest Game is Miles Career?

Posted by big70 on 11/4/13 at 10:05 am
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we are not playing for the SEC or NC title


We are still very much in the hunt for an SEC title and that depends largely on saturday.

LSU/Bama hotel

Posted by big70 on 9/16/13 at 6:32 pm
Looking for a hotel in Tuscaloosa for lsu bama game.

Email at tigers70701@gmail.com
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Meh. Oklahoma St. didnt have a problem replacing Miles with someone who did better then he did at Okie St.




You could say the exact same thing with regards to Saban and LSU. Miles brought that program out of the gutter. Gundy brought it from the middle of the pack to one elite season with a 34 year old qb and top 5 reciever and then back to the middle.

re: 3 Teams from 1 Parish will win State.

Posted by big70 on 11/26/12 at 7:26 pm
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Well, I'll say this. They're no Cedar Creek with a freaking carpool from Monroe to Ruston, but they def get kids from Union and Caldwell. "Recruiting" has definitely decreased the last 4 years as Sterlington's program has regressed.

Oh, and OCS holds back a ridiculous amount of kids. For "academic reasons?" For athletic reasons, definitely.



As an alum I can assure you that OCS does no active recruiting. Are there kids who live out of district who go there? Yes. However it is for the environment of the school and its academics, not athletics. Their entire families go there and not all are athletes. 95% come to OCS prior to high school.

As for the holdbacks that is completely true. I didnt, but there was an absurd amount of holdbacks and it was for sports. It was always guys and it started as 8S went to 5T and then further back as to avoid the rules of the LHSAA. IMO it only made a difference in their early years as they got some playing time early as freshmen but as the other kids hit their growth spurts they caught up by jr and sr and the holdbacks were no longer the standouts.

To sum up OCS recruiting: false, Holdbacks true.

In fact OCS was the victim of WM's recruiting. Willis Britton and Andrew Whitworth for starters. I believe Banks also started out at OCS if my memory serves me right.

If Whitworth had stayed with them the oline would have had included Niswanger Whitworth and Hurley all of which were scholarship LSU players 2 of which were starting NFL linemen.

Does Trent Johnson=Curley Hallman?

Posted by big70 on 3/14/12 at 10:44 am
We hired TJ fresh off a sweet 16 run at stanford. Yes that sounds good but the Lopez twins were lottery picks. Two experienced players who were lottery guys on one team sweet 16 is the minimum. Was trents coaching covered up just like Curleys with Brett Favre?
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I want to see Copeland-Freak in the Big Cat...


Immovable object meets an unstoppable force
Looking around on youtube after watching the big cat from today and found this
Beast

A little further evidence
This begs the question-Who is the biggest badass on the team?

I say without a doubt JC Copeland.
Ill call

From the players to the fans in the background.....weve fallen a long long ways
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Still think the 2000 teams was as good or better than the 2006 team.


We dont have a single guy who can do this right now
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I might be thinking of someone else.. But wasn't he a light defensive end coming out of high school? Real good pass rusher


He did come in as a dend but was more of a strong side guy with average speed (for a d end). Coaches moved him down and put a little weight on him, he kept the D end speed, and now hes a freak DT :lol:

Brockers already impressive at the combine

Posted by big70 on 2/25/12 at 10:18 am
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Scouts saying his measurements are off the charts and that hes flying up the draft board...Possibly number 9 with the Panthers.

Wish we had him for next year but the guy obviously made the right decision. :geauxtigers: