Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad 155th Edition
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chiropractor jin expensive >___>
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Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
chiropractor jin expensive >___>
yup. but to be pain-free is worth the investment
i went to one once.. he fixed my back really well.. then the place become like some kind of crappy production-line clinic of a bunch of them just cracking people's back without much consultation or investigation to the source of the pain or discomfort..
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Originally posted by the Bear:
yup. but to be pain-free is worth the investment
i went to one once.. he fixed my back really well.. then the place become like some kind of crappy production-line clinic of a bunch of them just cracking people's back without much consultation or investigation to the source of the pain or discomfort..
Well, I'm actually considering one to correct my posture...But several sessions = $$$$... So end of the day maybe the "tie washboard" method works better
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Originally posted by the Bear:
yup. but to be pain-free is worth the investment
i went to one once.. he fixed my back really well.. then the place become like some kind of crappy production-line clinic of a bunch of them just cracking people's back without much consultation or investigation to the source of the pain or discomfort..
I can intro the one I go to. My mum works there. Maybe can try ask for some discounts :P
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sure..and hopefully will snap everything back into place..
if got discount even better...
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Originally posted by the Bear:
sure..and hopefully will snap everything back into place..
if got discount even better...
I ask tonight than let you know
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morning guys
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extremely quiet morning...
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going back to work in a while after a week on course...
with a messed up back..
i hope it'll hold up
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morning. it'll be a long day for me, not expecting to leave before 8 or 830pm. late evening board meeting or rather my slot is late evening
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Extremely tired...
Cannot focus well even after coffee...
Think tonight just go home and sleep...
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Originally posted by the Bear:
yup. but to be pain-free is worth the investment
i went to one once.. he fixed my back really well.. then the place become like some kind of crappy production-line clinic of a bunch of them just cracking people's back without much consultation or investigation to the source of the pain or discomfort..
there's one in Bt Timah shopping centre 4th storey. Doc very reputated. -
Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
Extremely tired...
Cannot focus well even after coffee...
Think tonight just go home and sleep...
how come? went out last nite? or cummulative zzz debt? -
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morning guys
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The parents of a US high-tech researcher found hanged last year in Singapore accused local police on Wednesday of failing to preserve evidence and insisted their son was murdered.
The inquest into the death last year of electronics engineer Shane Todd took an emotional turn on its third day after police staged a detailed re-enactment of his apparent suicide using an improvised noose in his own bedroom.
"What we have been discovering is evidence that we cannot rely on. It has been moved, it has not been preserved," his father Rick Todd, 58, an airline pilot, told reporters.
The session was abruptly halted for the day after the late scientist's mother Mary Todd, 57, broke down at the end of two hours of testimony by a Singapore forensic scientist who did extensive simulations of the hanging.
The couple are in Singapore to testify at the inquest. They allege their 31-year-old son was murdered because of his work for a Singapore institute with alleged links to a Chinese telecom firm accused of involvement in espionage.
Mary Todd, a Christian pastor, told reporters that Singapore authorities were neglecting evidence the family had gathered to show that there were multiple DNA strains on a towel and strap found around Shane's neck.
"Why are they not looking into the fact that all these things add up to murder and not suicide?" she said, sobbing outside a courthouse.
She also took issue with the fact that the noose suspending her son's body from a bathroom door was cut and the body laid out on the floor before forensic experts arrived. Police said it was standard procedure.
"I am very, very disappointed in the process and I want the truth to be known here in Singapore," the mother said.
"We came to Singapore to find out the truth and we were told that the (government) and our team would work as a team to find the truth, that they are not adversarial. Yet they are only looking at suicide."
Singapore police officers who inspected the apartment where the researcher was found hanged on June 24, 2012 told the inquiry on Tuesday they saw no signs of a struggle.
On Wednesday a technology forensic expert rejected a Todd family lawyer's suggestion that the researcher's mobile phone and laptop could have been hacked into before his death.
Todd's former employer, Singapore's state-linked Institute of Microelectronics, and Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies, have denied the family's claims that they worked together on a project involving Todd.
At the time of his death Todd had just finished a stint with the institute, where he was part of a team working on gallium nitride, a tough semiconductor material that can be used in radar and satellite communications.
A US congressional committee last year labelled Huawei and ZTE, another Chinese telecom firm, as potential security threats that should be excluded from US government contracts and barred from acquiring US firms.
The coroner's inquest -- set to last until May 28 -- will only determine the cause of Todd's death. A verdict is expected by late June.
Todd's parents have obtained an opinion from a US medical examiner who concluded that he was first killed by garrotting before being hanged to conceal the crime.
But two other US medical examiners described as independent experts have affirmed the Singapore autopsy report that Todd hanged himself, according to a summary of evidence to be presented at the inquest.
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Ok, I understand the mom's anguish, but this is getting farcical...
When someone is hanging, of course first thing to do is cut the frickin rope and try to see if the person can still be saved!
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Someone dies, they simply have to conclude that there is a conspiracy theory and they can only be the victims...
Seems like formulating conspiracy theories is the pasttime for many worldwide...
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
there's one in Bt Timah shopping centre 4th storey. Doc very reputated.
Hmmm, nearby there got beri beri beri excellent Durian bread...but dunno still there anot...
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
The parents of a US high-tech researcher found hanged last year in Singapore accused local police on Wednesday of failing to preserve evidence and insisted their son was murdered.
The inquest into the death last year of electronics engineer Shane Todd took an emotional turn on its third day after police staged a detailed re-enactment of his apparent suicide using an improvised noose in his own bedroom.
"What we have been discovering is evidence that we cannot rely on. It has been moved, it has not been preserved," his father Rick Todd, 58, an airline pilot, told reporters.
The session was abruptly halted for the day after the late scientist's mother Mary Todd, 57, broke down at the end of two hours of testimony by a Singapore forensic scientist who did extensive simulations of the hanging.
The couple are in Singapore to testify at the inquest. They allege their 31-year-old son was murdered because of his work for a Singapore institute with alleged links to a Chinese telecom firm accused of involvement in espionage.
Mary Todd, a Christian pastor, told reporters that Singapore authorities were neglecting evidence the family had gathered to show that there were multiple DNA strains on a towel and strap found around Shane's neck.
"Why are they not looking into the fact that all these things add up to murder and not suicide?" she said, sobbing outside a courthouse.
She also took issue with the fact that the noose suspending her son's body from a bathroom door was cut and the body laid out on the floor before forensic experts arrived. Police said it was standard procedure.
"I am very, very disappointed in the process and I want the truth to be known here in Singapore," the mother said.
"We came to Singapore to find out the truth and we were told that the (government) and our team would work as a team to find the truth, that they are not adversarial. Yet they are only looking at suicide."
Singapore police officers who inspected the apartment where the researcher was found hanged on June 24, 2012 told the inquiry on Tuesday they saw no signs of a struggle.
On Wednesday a technology forensic expert rejected a Todd family lawyer's suggestion that the researcher's mobile phone and laptop could have been hacked into before his death.
Todd's former employer, Singapore's state-linked Institute of Microelectronics, and Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies, have denied the family's claims that they worked together on a project involving Todd.
At the time of his death Todd had just finished a stint with the institute, where he was part of a team working on gallium nitride, a tough semiconductor material that can be used in radar and satellite communications.
A US congressional committee last year labelled Huawei and ZTE, another Chinese telecom firm, as potential security threats that should be excluded from US government contracts and barred from acquiring US firms.
The coroner's inquest -- set to last until May 28 -- will only determine the cause of Todd's death. A verdict is expected by late June.
Todd's parents have obtained an opinion from a US medical examiner who concluded that he was first killed by garrotting before being hanged to conceal the crime.
But two other US medical examiners described as independent experts have affirmed the Singapore autopsy report that Todd hanged himself, according to a summary of evidence to be presented at the inquest.
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Ok, I understand the mom's anguish, but this is getting farcical...
When someone is hanging, of course first thing to do is cut the frickin rope and try to see if the person can still be saved!
I can understand that the parents find it hard to accept that their son committed suicide.
However, this is getting out of hand. As a medic, if I see some dude hanging on a rope, I would order the riflemen to cut him down first before I can start trying to revive him. If I tried to revive him while he was still hanging, my senior medic would probably shove a rectal probe up my rear end. Without lubrication.
Also, there were many other factors that pointed to suicide. This guy apparently visited suicide websites and left a farewell note to his girlfriend. That is quite a major smoking gun in my opinion.
The fella's colleagues and girlfriend apparently all noticed that he was suffering from depression. The fact that they didn't think it was serious enough to warrant suicide is besides the point. A friend of mine suffered depression ten years ago after his girlfriend left him. He was still able to function pretty well; he just seemed a little under the weather.
Which was why we were all in shock when he tossed himself off a tall building a few days later.
I'm not saying that murder should be ruled out in this case without further investigation. I'm just saying that so far everything has been pointing in the direction of suicide.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
I can understand that the parents find it hard to accept that their son committed suicide.
However, this is getting out of hand. As a medic, if I see some dude hanging on a rope, I would order the riflemen to cut him down first before I can start trying to revive him. If I tried to revive him while he was still hanging, my senior medic would probably shove a rectal probe up my rear end. Without lubrication.
Also, there were many other factors that pointed to suicide. This guy apparently visited suicide websites and left a farewell note to his girlfriend. That is quite a major smoking gun in my opinion.
The fella's colleagues and girlfriend apparently all noticed that he was suffering from depression. The fact that they didn't think it was serious enough to warrant suicide is besides the point. A friend of mine suffered depression ten years ago after his girlfriend left him. He was still able to function pretty well; he just seemed a little under the weather.
Which was why we were all in shock when he tossed himself off a tall building a few days later.
I'm not saying that murder should be ruled out in this case without further investigation. I'm just saying that so far everything has been pointing in the direction of suicide.
I agree. It’s hard to predict what a depressed person might do.
My friend’s elder brother was suffering from depression and the doctors deemed his condition stable but they got up one morning to find the window open and his body at the bottom of the block.
Suicide is a point they have to consider
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There are still a lot of people who buy their claims that it was foul play.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
There are still a lot of people who buy their claims that it was foul play.
Well it's more exciting if it was foul play. Like some international spy story.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
There are still a lot of people who buy their claims that it was foul play.
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