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Yaws
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Question: If users on YAWS are moaning for wrestling ability in WWE how come they say Kozlov have no wrestling talent? Vladimir Kozlov is a very good mat wrestler and did MMA and is fluent in many fighting styles so he obviously knows a lot of holds. Sure he may botch and doesn't have much mic skills, but Brock Lesnar was the same and people talk about him like he is a brilliance of wrestling.
Answer: Vladimir Kozlov is a good wrestler. He's had backgrounds in Sambo and what not. Exactly what you said.
People on here just don't like him because he's not going to do a Swanton Bomb or a Shooting Star Press. He's not going to do a lot of huge high spot wrestling. Like you said, he's a MAT wrestler. He's not really a showman.
Me, I always prefer the more technical mat wrestling types. I like Jeff Hardy and Rey Mysterio and all, but honestly, with their style of wrestling, they are more limited since they are high-flyers in WWE, so their matches tend to get a little routine.
Technical guys like Vladimir and William Regal [how underrated is he?] end up impressing me the most with their matches.
I saw one match from No Mercy 2006, and it was Regal vs. Benoit. That match was AWESOME, but it was very underrated, because it was a technical and strickly mat wrestling match. If I'm not mistaken, the only time anyone went to the top rop was once when Benoit went to do his flying headbutt.
As for the botching, I don't see it all that often and I'm VERY good at pointing out botches. Vladimir must just be good at covering it up. I like his mic skills as well. I think it's cool that he says something in Russian and then something in English. I'm actually Russian myself, so I might be biased, lol, but I still like it.
But, anyway, long story short - I agree fully with you.
Question: How many victims a year does the disease called yaws take?? Ive got two days!? I've looked everywhere on the Web:AskJeeves, Google, Yahoo, you name it!
other info:
Yaws is a tropical infection of the skin, bones and joints caused by the spirochete bacterium Treponema pertenue.
The disease is transmitted by skin contact with infected individuals, the spirochete entering through an existing cut or similar damage. Within ninety days (but usually less than a month) of infection a painless but distinctive 'mother yaw' ulcerous papule appears on the skin at the point of entry, it is often described as raspberry-like and is 10-50 mm in size.
The largest group afflicted by Yaws are children aged 6 to 10 years in the Caribbean Islands, Latin America, West Africa, India, Oceania or Southeast Asia. There were World Health Organization funded campaigns against yaws from 1954 to 1963 which greatly reduced the incidence of the disease, although more recently numbers have risen again.
Answer: There was a WHO report on tropical diseases in 2004 that might be helpful:
Tropical disease death statistics by worldwide region:
About 56,000 deaths from Tropical diseases in Africa 2002 (The World Health Report, WHO, 2004)
About 16,000 deaths from Tropical diseases in The Americas 2002 (The World Health Report, WHO, 2004)
About 36,000 deaths from Tropical diseases in South East Asia 2002 (The World Health Report, WHO, 2004)
About 15,000 deaths from Tropical diseases in Eastern Mediterranean 2002 (The World Health Report, WHO, 2004)
About 5,000 deaths in Western Pacific 2002 (The World Health Report, WHO, 2004)
Also, here are some statistics on yaws in southeast asia from the WHO web site:
About 5,000 cases are reported annually, 4,000 in Indonesia, 1,000 in Timor-Leste and a few cases in India.
There is a lot on yaws on the WHO web site. I am not sure if it lists deaths due to yaws anywhere, however. What if you contacted the WHO and asked?
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Here is another little bit of information from another site:
"In 7157 West Indian cases treated in various hospitals there were only 185 deaths, a mortality of 25.8 per thousand (Nicholls)."
from third reference.
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In the early 50s, there were 25-100 million cases per year, world wide (from 4th reference).
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Indonesia reported 11414 cases of yaws in 1982 (5th reference)
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there were 17609 cases of yaws reported in the solomon islands in 2001 (6th reference)
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I am not sure if this is on the internet, to be honest. Or if it is, it might be in an obscure place.
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Answer: your attractive, you should cut you hair though and you'd be like HOTTT!!!
Question: What is a yaw damper on an aeroplane and how does it work?
Answer: A yaw damper is a device used on many aircraft (usually jets and turboprops) and railway vehicles to damp (reduce) the rolling and yawing oscillations due to Dutch roll mode. It involves yaw rate sensors and a processor that provides a signal to an actuator connected to the rudder. The use of the yaw damper helps to provide a better ride for passengers, and on some aircraft is a required piece of equipment to ensure that the aircraft stability remains within certification values.
Question: What is a Yaw Damper and how does it work Exactly?
What is the difference between Series & Parallel Yaw Dampers?
Answer: A Yaw Damper is used to counter-act Dutch Roll.
Dutch Roll is an inherent characteristic of all swept wing aircraft.
It is noticed by the nose of the aircraft making a constant "figure 8" motion in flight. If unchecked this motion will constantly get larger and more pronounce at higher altitudes and speeds, until the aircraft becomes unstable.
It uses the same servos as autopilot to induce rudder deflection to counter-act this rolling motion.
If the Yaw Damper fails, usually aircraft has to be flown at lower altitudes and slower speeds to be safe.
Question: How many of yaw will download a “hacking” program? I see all of these programs out there that supposedly help people hack into other computers or plant Trojans and backdoors…etc. I wonder how many of those actually “hack” you and install Trojans and backdoors? It’s not like you can scan them with antivirus (of course it’s going to set off your virus scan). Is this just a clever way to gain easy access to a donks computer?
Answer: that's a yes/no answer. yes you av will go off as a virus, and yes some peeps put other programs in it like you say backdoors, pro rats, keyloogers, ect, that's up to you. and real hackers dont use program to hack that's just being a script kiddy.so if i was you just don't hack if you don't know what your doing.
i don't support hacking in anyway, and if you get busted it's a long time in the big house and BIG fine......
Question: Do even modern aircrafts use rudder pedals to control yaw motion ?
Answer: Yes they do.
Good Luck
Question: What is the scientific name of Yaws?
Answer: Yaws is a chronic infection caused by the bacteria Treponema pallidum subspecies pertenue
Question: Who will affected the most by the new rule changes in regards to yaw? I think the #18 and #99 as well as #77 will be most affected and they will struggle to find a better handling package. RCR and HMS as well as the #20 team will start to pick up more wins.
Answer: Here's another perfect example of jeffy and Rick H whining and crying until they get what they want from NASCAR.
It will DEFINITELY affect the 99, since Roush is more or less the ones who brought this back. This was tried back in the late 80's/early 90's, but no one could make it work.
Question: How does a pilot control yaw?
Answer: Primarily by using the rudder however it can also be achieved by using differential engine thrust in the event of total hydraulics failure.
Use of the airlerons to roll the aircraft will also induce yawing moments due to secondary aerodynamic effects.
Try putting "Basic Flight Dynamics" into a search engine.
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