mr. pickens if -- that's just a thought. maybe we have sort of a built-in, you know, test here. >> a double blind study? >> president chow: it's not quite double blind but one -- you know, several clients are using one process to try to meet your measurements and others are, you know, not using that process. i'm just wondering if there's any possibility of trying to understand the difference that might occur because one is using lean and one is not? >> thank you for that question. i apologize for not being at that presentation earlier. i was in another meeting so i wasn't there to hear about these different cohorts. so all the clinics within primary care are using the same metrics and they have gone through the lean training so i need to find out more about what this is about the different scheduling of the cohorts because to my knowledge all of them have gone through their lean training so i need to delve into that a little bit more to understand how that got reported to you. >> president chow: okay. maybe i'm misunderstand

pickens county newspaper. having gotten to know a lot of virginia, hes in was quite firm with me, he said mr. miller, you owe it to the people of pickens county. there was no ambivalence to the statement. provide them with a portrait so that we can hang it in the clerk's office. i had never met this gentleman. i said, i appreciate your suggestion and see what i can do. someone told me they went to pickens county for fireworks earlier this week, but it is not really a destination unless you are a clemson grad. in any event, the situation wasn't unless you are for a clemson grad. call from mr. alexander, he said there is only thing i would like to do. one more portrait. the reason this ties and is because this portrait is now hanging at hopewell. his son, andrew pickens junior, was then governor of south carolina. the portrait hangs in this building, which is in the process of restoration. but if you go to clemson, it is on the ground and i encourage you to go by and see that this is no little country estate where you have a white columns out front and a lot of magnolias in the room, so to speak

whot call from a gentleman is the editor of the chickens coming newspaper -- pickens county newspaper. firm with me, he said mr. miller, you owe it to the people of this county. there was no ambivalence to the statement. provide them with a portrait so that we can hang it in the office. i told him i appreciated his suggestion and ablative that i could do. someone told me they went to pickens county for farm work earlier this week but it is not .eally a destination location situationnt, the called for another call from mr. alexander, he said there is only thing i would like to do. one more portrait. the reason this ties and is because this portrait is now hanging at hopewell. his son was then governor of south carolina. hangs in this building that is in the process of restoration. seecourage you to go by and this estate. instead, it is a farmhouse. you have a porch, three rooms downstairs and two rooms upstairs and a stairwell and that is it. nonetheless, it was built in 1815. that is there to see. there was a sort given to andrew pickens by the continental club curse -- congress as a recognition of valor. they