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Classification of avulsion fractures of the volar plate
Avulsion fractures of the volar plate are very common injuries, often resulting from sporting injuries and usually involving the middle and ring fingers. Several classification systems for them have been proposed. The Eaton classification is very useful for practical purposes. This classification is based on the premise that successful treatment must be based on the stability of the fracture, which in turn depends on
- size of the fragment
- degree of impaction,
- presence of one or both collateral ligament ruptures
- direction of the dislocation (hyperextension, lateral dislocation, flexion).
Eaton type I (hyperextension)
These are hyperextension injuries, with an avulsion of the volar plate and a longitudinal split in the collateral ligaments.
Eaton type II (dorsal dislocation)
Complete dorsal dislocation of the PIP joint and avulsion of the volar plate. The base of the middle phalanx rests dorsally on the condyles of the proximal phalanx, with no contact between the articular surfaces.
Eaton type III (fracture dislocation)
A fracture dislocation with a small fragment measuring less than 40% of the palmar arc will remain stable when reduced.
If a larger part (>40%) of the palmar articular segment is involved, ligamentous support will not suffice for a stable reduction.
Stability of fracture dislocations (Eaton type III)
Stability of the reduction depends on the size of the avulsed fragment and
the amount of ligament remaining attached to the middle phalanx.
If less than 40% of the articular segment is avulsed, the fracture is displaced dorsally, with the dorsal portion of the collateral ligament remaining attached to the middle phalanx. This helps to keep the reduction stable.
However, if more than 40% of the articular segment has avulsed, only very little or no ligament will remain attached to the base of the middle phalanx, rendering the reduction unstable.
Mechanism of the injury
These digital hyperextension injuries are commonly caused by sporting
Typically, hyperextension of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint causes an avulsion fracture of the volar plate.
Often, in addition to hyperextension, there is axial load on the middle phalanx, causing compression forces across the PIP joint and leading to an additional impaction fracture.
Deforming forces
In the presence of palmar instability of the PIP joint, muscle forces (flexor digitorum superficialis and the central extensor slip) lead to palmar tilting and dorsal subluxation, depending on the degree of the impaction.
Recognizing subluxation
Diagnosis is based on
- the clinical history and mechanism of injury
- the clinical examination of the patient
- the x-rays
AP and true lateral x-rays are necessary for diagnosis. Be careful to avoid
overlap of other fingers in the x-rays.
An AP view will help to detect impaction fractures.
Often, a subluxation is not easily recognized in the lateral view. Look for the characteristic "V" sign of diverging joint surfaces, which indicates this injury.
In the lateral view, the proximal and middle phalanges should be collinear. Any break in the dorsal line is a clear indication of subluxation.
Check for impaction injuries
Impaction is possible both in the sagittal and the coronal planes. Check both true AP and lateral views.
Malalignment in the coronal plane may be a sign of impaction.
Use gentle passive lateral stress to detect instability. If instability is present, this may indicate an impaction fracture, or, rarely, avulsion of a collateral ligament.
Indication for nonoperative treatment
Ask the patient to flex the finger using image intensification.
If reduction of the avulsion fracture is achieved with less than 30 degree flexion, nonoperative treatment is indicated.
However, if it takes 60 degrees or more of flexion, operative treatment is indicated.
Reduction of the fragment requiring between 30 degrees and 60 degrees of flexion constitutes a relative indication for surgery.
Reduction will not be achieved if tissues are interposed between the fracture fragments. This, too, is an indication for surgical treatment.
Passive lateral movement of the finger under image intensification will help the assessment of lateral stability.
Indication for operative treatment with a lag screw
There are two main indications for surgery of avulsion fractures of the base of the middle phalanx:
- Irreducible fragment (interposed tissues)
- Avulsed fragment >40% of joint surface
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For this procedure a palmar approach to the PIP joint is normally used.
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Visualize the joint
Hyperextend the middle phalanx to gain maximal visualization of the
Use a syringe to clean out blood clots with a jet of Ringer lactate.
Assess fracture geometry, look for comminution or impaction, which would contraindicate the use of a lag screw, and determine the ideal position for the gliding hole (perpendicular to the fracture plane, and in the center of the fragment).
Often, comminution is not apparent from the x-rays, and can only be detected under direct vision.
Indirect reduction
Reduction can often be achieved by flexing the middle phalanx at the PIP joint and applying pressure as illustrated.
Direct reduction
Gently use a dental pick to reduce the fracture accurately.
Check reduction using image intensification.
Anatomical reduction is important to prevent chronic instability, or secondary degenerative joint disease.
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Screw diameter
The maximal permitted diameter of the screw head is one third of the
diameter of the avulsed fragment.
Screw length needs to be sufficient for the screw just to penetrate the opposite cortex.
Most commonly, a 1.3 mm screw is used. 1.0 mm or 1.5 mm screws can also be used, depending on the fragment size.
Pitfall: Too long a screw irritates extensor tendon
If too long a screw is chosen, the protruding end may damage the extensor tendon.
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Drill a gliding hole
Maintaining the reduction with pressure from a drill guide, drill a gliding hole using a 1.3 mm drill bit for a 1.3 mm screw.
Alternative: Inside-out gliding hole in large fragments
Keeping the PIP joint hyperextended, drill an inside-out gliding hole
through center of the fracture surface of the avulsed fragment. It is essential
to prevent rotation of the small fragment by steadying it, using a pointed
reduction forceps.
The advantage of this technique is that it allows perfect positioning of the gliding hole (perpendicular to the fracture plane and in the center of the fragment).
Drill thread hole
Insert a drill sleeve into the gliding hole.
Now use a corresponding drill bit to drill a threaded hole into the opposite fragment, just penetrating the far (trans) cortex.
Use a depth gauge to measure the appropriate screw length.
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Screw insertion
Insert the lag screw and tighten it. The screw should just penetrate the opposite cortex.
Check joint congruity using image intensification. Reduction must be anatomical.
Pitfall: Overtightening the screw
Be careful not to overtighten the screw as this may result in comminution of the fragment.
Large fragments: use two screws
In large fragments, two screws can be used.
This is a very demanding technique that carries the risk of fracturing the fragment. However, it has the advantages that it offers rotational control, and that the flexor tendons do not have to be retracted so forcefully.
The screws are inserted from either side of the flexor tendons, using similar techniques, as described for the single lag screw.
The screws are inserted from either side of the flexor tendons, using similar techniques, as described for the single lag screw.
Pulley repair
The flap of the C1, A3, and C2 pulleys is passed beneath the flexor tendons, and sutured to the opposite side, using 5.0 monofilament nonresorbable sutures, in order to reinforce the volar plate.


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Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
To modify security for a resource record
Open DNS.
In the console tree, click the applicable zone.
In the details pane, click the record you want to view.
On the Action menu, click Properties.
On the Security tab, modify the list of member users or groups that are allowed to securely update the applicable record and reset their permissions as needed.
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the DnsAdmins or the Domain Admins group in Active Directory, or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority. As a security best practice, consider using Run as to perform this procedure. For more information, see Default local groups, Default groups, and Using Run as.
To open DNS, click Start, click Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click DNS.
Secure dynamic updates are only supported or configurable for resource records in zones stored in Active Directory.
Security settings applied to resource records only affect dynamic updates. These security settings do not affect who may administer the zone where these resource records are located. For information on the security settings that affect who may administer a zone, see Related Topics.
Resource records with the same name share the same resource record security settings. The names of resource records are listed in the Name column of the DNS console.
This feature is not included on computers running the Microsoft® Windows Server® 2003, Web Edition, operating system. For more information, see Overview of Windows Server 2003, Web Edition.
Information about functional differences
- Your server might function differently based on the version and edition of the operating system that is installed, your account permissions, and your menu settings. For more information, see Viewing Help on the Web.
See Also
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Changing inherited permissions
Remote Desktop Connection
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by Uta Abendroth | 9/25/2014
No London Design Festival without some special highlight. This year, four small houses were on show outside the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square – by Jasper Morrison, Raw Edges, Ilse Crawford and Patternity, created for the "A Place Called Home" project.


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Save Time and Nerves
This conversation does not save time! My husband asked me ten times a day, "What's your schedule tomorrow – this afternoon – today – next week – next month – for the next few minutes?"
Seriously, Vince? My nerves sizzled and curled up as they frazzled. Clearly, I was busy sitting at my desk pressing important keys.
"You never told me you were going to Australia!"
We either couldn't remember what the other one said. Or we couldn't remember whether we really said it.
"You said I could go play poker tonight."
"We told our friends that we would come over for dinner."
"But the big tournament…"
Vince's nerves frazzled too. This is carefree retirement living?
We tried several strategies to communicate
Vince decided that we would write what we wanted (future tense -even though he's the ask forgiveness not the permission kind of guy) to do on a pad. The other person initialed it or answered yes or no.
Second-grade all over again!
But we did it. It worked but took a ton of time. I started filling in my entire schedule by hand – no wonder I run out of time.
Then, I printed my iPhone calendar. For both of us! I fixed up a binder for him. I am a teacher, after all! That took a lot of time, too. We still filled in everything by hand. AND we had to LOOK at it! 🙂
Connie Told Me a Way to Save Time
My friend Connie Smith showed me how she shared her iPhone calendar with her husband.
Problem solved.
Almost. My tech-savvy husband and I had trouble making it work for us.
How To Share iPhone calendars
- Apple tells you how to do it, but not very specifically. On the computer, with your calendar open, click on the edit menu and choose share to type in the email address.
- You can share easily using your iPhone.
- Launch the Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the Calendars button in the bottom navigation.
- Tap on the Info button next to the calendar you'd like to share.
- Tap on the Add Person… option under the Shared With section.
- Add the people you'd like to share the calendar with and tap Add.
- Tap Done in the upper right-hand corner.
Very Important DETAILS WE MISSED
- Each calendar is subtly marked by a different color. PAY ATTENTION TO THESE LINES AND COLOR FILLS! If you don't check these, you might find yourself entering something and not seeing it – and missing an appointment!
- Keep appointments or reminders that you don't need to share – like when your blog posts are going to publish, in a different colored calendar. Purple and red look similar if you don't see well.
- You will get an email confirmation of the shared calendar and with each shared appointment. If you do not click this, those appointments or calendars will not show up on your calendar.
Sharing our phone saved us a lot of time. It saved our nerves as well. Sometimes, something doesn't work quite right because we forget the detail rules. All in all this strategy will save you time and protect your nerves as well.
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How do you solve your schedule communication problems? – Assuming that YOU have them, of course! 🙂


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Seaside Apartment Living At Its
There are some apartments which surpass all
expectations, and Azure in the Sussex village of Rottingdean
delivers a true 'Wow!' factor. Set upon the clifftops
of one of the South Coast's most quintessentially traditional
seaside villages, this boutique development of just nine apartments
offers breath-taking panoramic sea views along the coast towards
Created by Generator Group, Azure delivers
a true seascape vista, and it is a wonder to watch from the
expansive balconies as the skies turn deep crimson, orange and even
lilac and turquoise as the autumn sun sinks below the horizon. The
gentle scrunch of the surf against the shingle and the cries of the
gulls evoke happy childhood memories of traditional seaside
holidays, yet this magical location is only a short drive or bus
ride to the vibrancy and energy of Brighton city centre. Having the
best of both these worlds is a dream rarely realized, but Azure
does not disappoint.
There are just two spacious apartments
still available, one on each of the top two floors, and each offers
an exceptional specification, a south-facing balcony, secure
underground parking and cycle storage. Filled with the brilliant
sea light, each of the two apartments has open plan living space,
designer kitchens and bathrooms, and fitted or walk-in wardrobes to
some bedrooms. There is a choice of two or three bedrooms.
Rottingdean village has been a magnet for
artists and intellectuals and boasts a well-informed population.
The village offers a sophisticated range of independent restaurants
and shops, including a specialist greengrocer, hardware store, a
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Hi Everyone, I have officially moved my blog to andreajohnsondesign.com/blog. I will see you over at my new digs! Happy Friday and I hope everyone has a great Mothers's Day!
Friday, May 11, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Dreaming of free standing tubs
I'm in the process of sourcing and pricing all the materials needed for my bathroom reno. The original plan was to keep the tub and work around it by adding some wood detail to the apron and new tile for the top as well as replacing the water jet covers, the water jet panel and the faucet. My goal was to keep the cost down by making my twenty year old tub look as pretty as possible. Once I added up the cost to make all these changes it got me thinking about free standing tubs and possibly finding a good deal. I don't know if I'm interested in putting lipstick on a pig if there isn't any significant cost savings. Keep in mind that the labour and plumbing fixtures for free standing tubs can really add up so do your research. I'm on the hunt and hoping to find a good deal so wish me luck!
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Friday, April 27, 2012
What I'm Wearing
Casual Friday
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Pinterest inspiration
I came across this image on Pinterest and fell in love with this tile floor. Yes, I said TILE! It's a tile that looks like wood. It comes in beautiful shades of either grey, brown or a white washed look. I have added it to my short list as an option for my ensuite bath. It will cost less in labour to install than stone and also be extremely durable and very low maintenance. I also love that I could lay it in a herringbone pattern as it comes in either a 6x36 or 9x36 tile. Everyone needs a little herringbone in their life, don't you think??
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Time to make some changes
I'm saying goodbye to From My Living Room and I am in the process of moving my blog over to my website at Andrea Johnson Design. I have met so many people through this little blog that I started in 2010 and I hope that will continue. It just makes sense to have both my website and my blog all in the same place. In the process I will be losing Google Friend Connect and all you wonderful followers that have supported me from the beginning. To make this transition a little easier I have already added a new bloglovin' button to my current blog and you can continue to follow me once I move over to Andrea Johnson Design. So if you love me then show me some bloglovin'!
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
The build up and anticipation is killing me!
I picked up Domino mag today, can't wait to flip through every page and read every word! Hope you are enjoying your day:)
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Master bath inspiration
As you know our bathroom will be under going some much needed updating and I've been busy putting together some ideas of how I want it to look and feel. I'm thinking white and classic with a hint of colour only through accents.
image from House Beautiful
image from House of Turquoise via Regina Garcia Design
Some options I'm thinking about:
Shower walls
Shower floor
Accent band on shower wall
Hardware option for vanity
Two mirrors for above vanity
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Logo Development, Event Branding, Event Design, Email Design, Web Registration, Trophy Design and Other Print Materials
Yahoo! Rivals.com contacted me to brand a new national event for the top football athletes. Under Armor was seeking to build their youth football division by inviting 3000 athletes (3 year deal) to local combine events. The challenge for Yahoo was to make sure the branding was within the scopes of photographers and videographers.


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|Mark P. Putzke
Chief Deputy Sheriff
Green Lake County Sheriff's Office
|Public Information Release
(Booze and Belts Enforcement Campaign 2009)
|Monday, November 30, 2009
To Whom It May Concern:
The Green Lake County Sheriff's Office will be participating in the State of Wisconsin DOT "Booze and Belts" Enforcement Campaign. The program runs from December 7th until December 15th, however, the Sheriff's Office will continue enforcement patrols throughout the holiday season.
The program strives to prevent deaths, injuries, and crashes upon our roadways by targeting seatbelt usage and impaired driving.
Green Lake County Sheriff's Office department statistics were examined for a two year period, 2007 and 2008. Statistics revealed that there was an average of 318 arrests per year for alcohol and/or drug impaired driving for all of the combined Law Enforcement agencies of the County. During the month of December, in those same years, there was an average of 24 arrests per month for the same offenses by all in-County agencies.
Please travel safely and enjoy this holiday season responsibly; our patrols will be traveling with you.
Thank you,
Mark P. Putzke
Chief Deputy Sheriff
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CGX Oil Rig Docks Tomorrow
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The long-awaited on-shore oil rig from Trinidad is expected to arrive in Guyana tomorrow to begin On-Energy's exploratory drilling in Berbice.
The vessel was loaded over the weekend, a shipping company confirmed yesterday.
Personnel from the company went to Trinidad to supervise the loading of the rig onto a barge. The rig is said to be arriving with all equipment and ancillary services. It had been recently released from rental from its drill location in Trinidad.
The unvailability of the rig had held up the commencement of drilling operations which had been scheduled for the first quarter this year. The operations will be managed by CGX's subsidiary in Guyana, ON Energy Inc.
The company is planning the drilling of up to four wells in Berbice, at a dry-hole cost of approximately US$5.2 million. Maximum target depth ranges from 4,000 feet to 6,200 feet. The company is investing capital of US$8M for the initial phase of the operation.
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An illegal alien from Mexico who lived in Riverdale, Md., pleaded guilty Monday, October 15, 2012, to transporting more than 100 women from other states to engage in commercial sex in Virginia.
The case was investigated by the Transnational Gang Unit of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), which participates in the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force.
Marco Sanchez Hernandez, also known as "Marquito," 37, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport women to engage in prostitution. He faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison when he is sentenced Jan. 4, 2013.
In a statement of facts filed with his plea agreement, Sanchez Hernandez admitted that from 2005 through July 2012 he was part of a network that transported women to engage in commercial sex acts in Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia and various locations in Virginia, including Fairfax County, Prince William County, Alexandria, Arlington, Newport News, Norfolk and Virginia Beach. The women were instructed to charge $30 for 15 minutes of sex. In addition to transporting women to engage in sex acts, Sanchez Hernandez collected money from various drivers who also transported the women to the homes of customers. He also advertised the prostitution business by handing out business cards at Spanish restaurants, check cashing stores, construction sites and day laborer sites. Eventually, the proceeds of the operation were sent to the leader of the organization, who resides in Mexico.
Founded in 2004, the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force is a collaboration of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies – along with nongovernmental organizations – dedicated to combating human trafficking and related crimes. From 2011 to the present, 40 defendants have been prosecuted in 22 cases in the Eastern District of Virginia for human trafficking and trafficking-related conduct, involving at least 31 victims. Twelve of those defendants were gang members or associates prosecuted for sex trafficking juveniles in northern Virginia, with sentences imposed ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment.
Virginia Assistant Attorney General and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Marc J. Birnbaum, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael J. Frank are prosecuting the case on behalf of the United States.


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I recently went to Austin for a meeting of the Texas Booksellers Association and had the pleasure beforehand of visiting with Bill Holman in his studio. I enjoyed hearing more stories about his book, The Orphans' Nine Commandments, the writing process, and anecdotes and history about books, booksellers, printing and ephemera.
Several months ago, he told me he had set aside some ephemera I might like and I could get it on my next trip to Austin. Last week, he handed me a large folder chock-full of print ephemera treasure. I was truly touched by his generosity. As a printer, publisher, and designer, Mr. Holman's gift to me pertained to print ephemera created for items such as publishers' book announcements and printing exhibit brochures and prospectuses--a number of them from the Book Club of California.
Many, if not all, will eventually find their way onto this blog, but one jumped out at me right away for its timeliness (more on that further down) and I thought I'd make it the first piece to share here. It's a prospectus for the publication of Mark Twain: San Francisco Correspondent - Selections from His Letters to The Territorial Enterprise: 1865-1866, edited by Henry Nash Smith and Frederick Anderson (The Book Club of California, 1957).
At the twainquotes.com site, I found the page, Mark Twain in the San Francisco Dramatic Chronicle 1865 - 1866, which reports on Twain's journalistic endeavors in San Francisco. It contains an index of the articles he wrote for the Dramatic Chronicle, as a correspondent for the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise. Without having read the book mentioned in the Book Club of California prospectus above, I would imagine their 1957 publication of Twain's letters to the Territorial Enterprise contains many of the articles (letters) referenced at twainquotes.com, with some scholarly commentary on the subject.
This is timely for the reason that just last month it was announced that Mark Twain's autobiography would be released later this year. Per the author's wishes, his autobiography was not to be published until one hundred years after his death, which occurred in 1910. The University of California Press will make Volume 1 (of 3 volumes) available in November.
Twain's original manuscript for the autobiography resides at the University of California, Berkeley, Bancroft Library, as part of the Mark Twain Papers & Project. The manuscript has been available to the public for viewing and, at times, Twain's estate has even allowed small parts of it to be published. However, the November publication will be the first time the entire autobiography has been published. It will be interesting to see if there is any new material to supplement that which was published in Mark Twain: San Francisco Correspondent. Or even anything on this.
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Everyone's jumping on the Pokemon Go bandwagon! Even the most serious of broadcasters. Posted to Lovin Dublin, the video below shows the doyen of BBC natural wildlife documentaries David Attenborough narrating one Pokémon trainer's quest in catching a Sparrow, Charmander and Zubat. It is, of course, a bird," Attenborough quips as a Sparrow flies into sight, …Read More »
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Sunday, November 05, 2006
Gunpowder, treason and plot
Walking across Market Harborough last night, I was intrigued that the best firework display was that taking place at the town's Roman Catholic primary school.
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Yup - must be celebrating the attempt, not the failure - and what a worthy cause! Let's hope the homeleand insecurity department weren't watching!
Or maybe just All Saints (the day not the popular beat combo).
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Hi everyone,
It's Saturday which means the "Crazies" are back with another fun challenge for you all.
Before we get into today's challenge, as this week is a sponsored challenge, we need to introduce this month's sponsor which is Outlines Rubber Stamps. They have lots of fun stamps on there site, so if you haven't visited them before you might want to head on over there to see their range. Outlines has generously offered a $25 gift certificate for one lucky person who plays this week's challenge.
Now it is time for our challenge, Tammy is back to challenge us all this week. The holiday season is heating up! So our challenge today is to create something for an upcoming holiday and to incorporate heat embossing in your creation!
Here is my creation using this GORGEOUS stamp from Outlines!
I heat embossed it in Silver EP on some CTMH paper! Added a little twine a bell...done! That's the beauty of heat embossing...it adds so much you really don't need much else!!
Well that's it from me today!!! We hope you'll play along with us this week for a chance to win a super cool prize from Outlines! Just be sure to head back to the Crazy 4 Challenges blog and leave a link to your blog or on-line gallery using the Mr.Linky provided!


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Here's a purse to keep you organized while on the go. Under the flap with a zippered pocket, you will find a general pocket and cell phone pocket as well as a back outside pocket, not to mention the two inside pockets. Now that's pockets!
Finished sized: 11" H x 8" W x 3" D
Purse hardware included:
1 antique brass 1" slider
2 - 1" antique brass rectangle rings.


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Louisiana's Population/
Since the early 1900s, Louisiana's population has nearly tripled. This population growth did not occur at a steady, linear rate but rather in pulses, alternating between periods of rapid growth and periods of little to no change. This variability in population was largely due to fluctuations in economic activities, particularly agriculture and the oil and gas industries, together with natural disasters including floods, droughts, and hurricanes. Such events have been important factors in determining population movements within Louisiana throughout its history.
Following World War I and during the Great Depression, Louisiana was greatly affected by the sinking economy. This was especially due to the decline in farm prices. The situation worsened as a result of the 1927 Mississippi River Flood and the 1930 – 1931 drought. These events displaced tens of thousands of farm laborers and their families from the country side to urban areas, effectively shifting the population's center of gravity from northern to southern parishes. This trend was further accentuated during and after World War II from 1941 to 1945. Federal spending during the war helped the state's economy recover from the agricultural collapse that followed WWI by creating new employment opportunities, particularly related to the oil industry.1
By 1950, the population of Louisiana had transitioned from living in mostly rural to urban regions, as many important urban-industrial centers developed around the state. While the Greater New Orleans region remained the state's major industrial area, comprising almost 20 percent of the state's total population, the cities of Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Monroe, Alexandria, Lafayette and Lake Charles also served as important industrial centers, comprising almost 30 percent of the state's population combined by 1950.2
The population increase of coastal parishes continued virtually unabated until the 1980s, when the oil bust slowed, reversing this trend.3 Coastal parish populations stabilized once again between 2000 and 2005 when population growth was less than one percent in most of the coastal parishes. This flat rate of growth coincides with state population trends, with the greater New Orleans region maintaining approximately the same share of state population of 27 percent. However, there was a general trend of population movement from Orleans Parish to neighboring suburban parishes, with St. Tammany Parish being the dominant recipient of people from Orleans Parish. Prior to 2005, Orleans, Plaquemines, and St. Bernard Parishes showed unemployment rates higher than the national average whereas Jefferson and St. Tammany Parishes posted unemployment rates lower than the national average.4
In the summer of 2005, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita exacerbated the migration trend from the Southshore to Northshore of Lake Pontchartrain within the southernmost part of the state, a trend that continued until 2010. Hurricane-impacted parishes, such as St. Bernard and Orleans Parishes, saw major decreases in their population (almost a 50 and 30 percent decrease respectively between 2005 and 2010), while others, e.g. Ascension, Livingston, Tangipahoa, saw significant increases in population (almost 20 percent, 17 percent and 13 percent respectively, between 2005 and 2010).5
Louisiana's population is expected to increase in the coming years Population projections suggest that South Louisiana will be the fastest growing region of the state. Metropolitan areas located along the I-10/I-12 Corridor, including Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans, will likely have the highest growth. Growth in North Louisiana will be concentrated in the Shreveport and Alexandria Metropolitan Areas.6 Despite projected growth, Louisiana will likely grow at a slower rate than much of the country, which could make it vulnerable to losing seats in Congress. Louisiana's population is also projected to grow older, on average, although not as much as some other states.7 These trends should be considered by policy makers in order to contemplate strategic policy adjustments that better reflect the needs of the population, such as in the planning process for road construction, health care, education and other services.
1Reonas, Matthew. "World War I." KnowLA. Encyclopedia of Louisiana. Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, 16 Nov. 2011. Web. 1 Mar. 2013.
2Sanson, Jerry P. "Louisiana During World War II." KnowLA. Encyclopedia of Louisiana. Ed. David Johnson. Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, 15 Aug. 2012. Web. 1 Mar. 2013.
3United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce. Web. 1 Mar. 2013.
4Regional Planning Commission for Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard and St. Tammany Parishes. "Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, 2009 Update". Web. 1 Mar. 2013.
5Hori, Makiko, Mark Schafer, and David Bowman. "Displacement dynamics in Southern Louisiana after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita." Population Research and Policy Review 28.1 (2009): 45-65. Web. 1 Mar. 2013.
6Blanchard, Troy. "Population Projections of Louisiana Parishes through 2030." n.d. PDF File.
7Waller, Mark. "Population forecast bullish on south Louisiana." The Times-Picayune. Advance Digital, 9 Feb. 2009. Web. 4 Mar. 2013.


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Sometimes this is easy, sometimes it takes so long that I give up and go away. But even when it is easy, I generally get fed up with having to register, check my email, log in and remember all of this the next time or keep records. And then there is the fear of getting spammed.
I can think of several occasions in the last month where I have simply gone to another web site and purchased from there, simply to avoid yet another pain in the neck registration process, or to avoid scrolling through my old emails to locate the password. Sometimes the other site has even been a bit more expensive, but my time is also money.
So I would be interested in hearing why eCommerce site owners have increasingly gone down this registration route. I can understand the marketing appeal. Marketing people love to have databases of customers. But from a customer point of view it is a real turn off.
But ultimately it's up to them. On the final page we give the option for you to add a password (we use the email on the account as the initial log in)
Shipping is part of the cost. I am not registering to see your prices.
... like being able to track their order online and having their shipping and billing information ready for the next order.
This is fine but when I buy something online I am almost always doing so as a one off purchase and I have no concern for the next order. Clearly the website owner is hoping for a long term relationship with the customer but the customer seldom thinks about this.
Shipping is part of the cost. I am not registering to see your prices.
I agree 100%. This really angers me and I never do business with sites that operate like this.
If that is the case, why would any site a) insist on registration before viewing final prices or anything else of importance, and b) use the word registration during checkout? Surely people are registering in a way anyway when they are checking out, and all you have to do is give them the opportunity to enter a password of their choice so they can check the status of their order, checkout quicker next time etc. That's certainly the approach we take, so we have a normal checkout but an option to sign in if you've been through it before and you wish to use your previous information.
The other thing is the type of product you sell - if it's a regularly purchased consumeable, and you have a high rate of returning customers, I'm sure they would be grateful that they don't have to fill in their address etc every time they shop. If you sell one-off items, then there's no need to offer this.
That said, we still get queries from customers asking how they can register on the site, so there's no winning!
But I do not call it "registration" on my website. When a first time customer orders I display the site with a field for "returning customers" and ask new customers to type in their address and ask for a password so they can check the status of their order and track the parcel once it's shipped.
But the main reason why the number of websites that require customer accounts is so high is much simpler in my opinion: The functionality is preset in in many shoppingcart systems like OSCommerce.
Just because they don't ask you to register don't mean they don't hold your details in a database.
I agree all prices shoud be displayed upfront though.
I just want to;
1. select a product.
2. add it to a shopping basket.
3. check out and enter card details.
4. receive/download product.
5. never hear from, or go to, that web site again until I decided I need to buy something from it.
1. select a product.
2. add it to a shopping basket.
3. check out and enter card details.
4. receive/download product.
5. never hear from, or go to, that web site again until I decided I need to buy something from it.
I like that process myself. So much so, that I've implemented it with client sites. We have both a "Registered User" and an "Anonymous User" checkout process. We let the client know up front that they can checkout either way, it's up to them. If they register, we can store their entered information (no CC data is stored). There are benefits for registered users and those who wish to take advantage of them, can. Those who don't can breeze through the "Anonymous" checkout process as described by bouncybunny above.
I usually find that if I don't like something, many others are of the same mindset. Its nice to nip it in the bud before it becomes a major issue. And this particular part of checkout is where you can make or break the site.
- the customers want to keep track of their orders, develop purchasing or wish lists, and utilize a one-click reorder function, and maintain an address book with multiple shipping locations.
- the site has to integrate efficiently with the back end - accounting and logistics - and, particularly with customers who are on invoice terms, only certain people are authorized to order. We also have to deal with branches with different buying levels, etc.
- Busy people don't always like re-entering their information over and over. We frequently heard "why can't you remember us?" with previous ecommerce packages.
- we're not unwilling to show tax and shipping charges ahead of registration, but in order to do that, we're going to need a city, state and zip code at the very least. To me it's just as bad to have the anonymous user type it in once to get the quote, and then again to place the order, as it is to have them log in.
- we want to track information on abandoned shopping carts.
Everyone is effectively registering anyway, as soon as they place the order. The only difference is the password, and at what point in the process they fill all this information out. I'm working on making the latter part easier. But I don't have any problem with requiring the customers to register. And I don't have any problem registering on sites from which I purchase for myself, either. I know how important the information is.
I recently signed up with my gas company's website so I could see my most recent bill online. They forced me to choose and fill out *5* personal questions, choose a "site key" picture and confirm my account with specific questions of usage from my last bill. Just to see my gas bill online!
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This is such a normal thing now on the web - but nobody ever complains about Adword's system do they....
It's just a case of getting used to something, and feel the complainers are in the minority.
It's just a case of getting used to something, and feel the complainers are in the minority.
This is something the public wants to get "unused" to. With all the publicity about the security of personal data, etc., forced registrations during checkout may be leading to lost sales.
From my perspective, "Anonymous Checkout" is an added plus in the sales process. If you don't have "Anonymous Checkout" now, try some testing, see how it works. I'd be willing to bet that sales increase.
Using the word "register" instead of billing info / shipping info.
if you selling 5 buks items it's ok I guess, if they are trusting you with their CC Info and buying a tractor or $5000 diamond ring then it is a different mentality.
Straight forward: billing info / shipping info. Shipping price matrix is an html table 2x3, running a promotion, make it 3x3.
---Why do ecommerce websites increasingly require customers to register?---
me :
1. To prevent fraud
2. and handle phone calls from customers that just happened to impatient and want to know what the order status is that they placed 30 minutes ago via email its 1-2-3.
Password thingy: you don�t need to force them to create one, just ask if they want to make one them selves or rather get on in the email with the confirmation of the order.
And there you go, you got email, billing shipping and a password.
or maybe I am wrong...
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They forced me to choose and fill out *5* personal questions, choose a "site key" picture and confirm my account with specific questions of usage from my last bill. Just to see my gas bill online!
Truthfully, if a determined hacker decided to hack my account and pay my bill, I'd probably be okay with it. :)
All kidding aside though, I guess I can see why they implement tight security (although I think they may be going a bit overboard with that many questions). I could see a disgruntled person trying to get back at a neighbor by trying to hack into the neighbor's account and have the gas (or electricity or whatever utility) cut off. There's the inconveninece factor (utility turned off and potentially 1-2 business days to get it turned back on), as well as possible fees for turning off/on (although in the end they may be waived when it's determined the owner didn't actually authorize it).
I'm sure this probably is too much for most areas, for our customer it was a success.
Still, there are benefits to having the customer register, so by providing the avenue if the customer so desires is a good practice.
Some stores provide new customers the option to register AFTER the transaction has completed. It then stores the information that was used for the purchase.
Would anyone be turned off by not having the option to register?
the_nerd, you have me considering making the email address optional too....
the_nerd, you have me considering making the email address optional too....
That might be a good idea ...
I think of telling customers:
look, we don't really need or want your email-address.
But if you decide to tell us your email address, we can (pls. check what you'd like)
0 let you know when we get your payment
0 let you know when your order is shipped, and we
0 can inform you if something should go wrong
0 and if you really like, you can even receive our newsletter that is sent out twice a year. No more.
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I wouldn't "pre-check" any of the checkboxes, let the customer decide.
You can include a link to an order tracking page in the order notification email that contains the ORDERID. All the customer has to do is click that link, then type in their email address to confirm it's them to see the order status.
No registration required.
Besides, most people don't use those silly wish lists unless it's a bridal or baby registry. Sites like Amazon are different as they're doing wish lists more as a social media thing opposed to some lone web site with 20 customers a day with a 'wish list' - yawn.
FWIW, if I can't checkout without registering, you just lost that sale.


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Here's a bit of change of pace for my YouTube account.
Our second batch of babies are starting to hatch, this is the first one in this group, and s/he is about 2 hours old!
AWMAHGAWD it's peeping for it's mamma!!
… and now i'm gonna have nightmares thinking of you feeding it, like a bird
Fortunately they are completely able to feed themselves and drink water as soon as they hatch. They have an uncanny ability to seek out food and water right out of the shell.
I don't know what the momma bird would do, but the babies just walk around to the food bowl some time during day 1 of life and start eating… haha…
Here's a longer video for those of you who have some extra time and want to watch something slightly more interesting than paint drying…
Aw… I was really cheering the first one on. Never thought how much work it is for a little to make its way out of an egg. They are adorable.
Update, most of them are about 24 hours old. We have a baker's dozen!
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How do I delete someone else's comment?
I guess you managed to do just that…
@Gnuffi, of course I know you were just kidding, I thought it was pretty funny…
i meant to make a silly reply to coraline in the sense along the lines of "argh, the flames of elmo burns, the queen's fire purging heresy " with a snippet of the "will be delete in 24h"
-must not have hit enter correctly
I thought it was funny too lmao
Still… why do you think you missed the enter?
My powers know no bounds.
Oh man. I was going to make a screen shot of something on this page…
Do you know which one???
Hint: Not the Burger King, Microsoft or Dell Update
The babies are mostly about 48 hours old and already know how to stay clean.
@Vandem I see dead people. Good that it was a Mass for the dead… They died singing and praying cause now they're toast.
(For context, it was a Beethoven concerto and I'm not his biggest fan. Vandem knows this and poked fun at me for going, suggesting I went there to commit mass murder. Which, of course, is ludricous. It was a purge in Elmo's holy name.)
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Hello beautiful people!
As I was going through my news feed, I noticed a lot of other bloggers writing this post, and thought I'd jump on the bandwagon and write my own top 14 beauty products of 2014!
I kept it strictly make-up, because my skin and hair care stayed pretty much the same through 2014.
These are in no particular order, and if you've been reading my blog for a while they probably won't be a surprise to you!
One: The Urban Decay Naked 3 palette
This was probably one of my most reached for palettes in 2014. It was such an incredible addition to the naked range with all the gorgeous rose shades.
Two: Estee Lauder double wear foundation
If you're looking for a stay-in-place full coverage foundation this baby is a good one to pick up. I wore this quite a lot last year, and I will definitely be re-purchasing it! My only quam with it, is that you pretty much need to wash your face twice to get it off completely, but the coverage and pay off is well worth it!
Three: NARS radiant creamy concealer
This concealer has officially made it into the holy-grail category. I could not live without this in my collection, it is the best concealer I've ever used – I use this under my eyes and on blemishes. It covers without creasing and stays in place, a tube also lasts me quite a while.
Four: The Urban Decay naked lip glosses
These are so hydrating and only slightly sticky. I was surprised at how long these lasted on my lips; they add a slight wash of colour over the lips and smell slightly minty. I was constantly reaching for these last year, and have one in my purse and one in my vanity.
Five: The Tanya Burr lip glosses
As you guys know she's my favourite YouTuber, so when I saw that her glosses ship to Canada I jumped at the chance to order a couple. Again they are super hydrating with good pigmentation and they smell like strawberries and cream!
Six: Anastasia dip brow
This is a recent addition, but it has literally transformed my eye brows. You need to be relatively light handed when applying this, but once you get the hang of it you'll never want to use anything else. It doesn't smudge or wipe off, it keeps your brow hairs in place, and it allows you to shape your brows and fill in sparse areas easily.
Seven: Hourglass ambient blushes
These babies are awesome, the leave the most gorgeous and natural glow to your cheeks. They have a shade to suit every skin tone, they blend out so well and the pigmentation is incredible.
Eight: Too faced Chocolate bar & and semi-sweet chocolate bar palettes
Obviously the semi-sweet palette is a relatively new purchase but, it deserves a spot alongside its partner in crime. Both of these palettes are beautiful additions to anyone's collections, the shadows are so pigmented and buttery, the blend out like magic and smell delicious.
Nine: Flower beauty foundation
I've had a bit of a love hate relationship with this the past few weeks. If my skin is looking really clear this buffs on beautifully, but if I have blemishes or dry spots, it has a tendency to cling to the dry skin. But as I said when my skin was in good condition I was reaching for it a lot, so it still has a place in to my top 14.
Ten: Too faced better than sex mascara
This is one of my best mascara's I've ever used. It separates my lashes beautifully while adding incredible volume, the only thing is that it flakes after a few hours of wear, but worth it for the effect it gives, and I really don't mind having to wipe away a few flakes when I have the sexiest eye lashes around!
Eleven: Kat von D tattoo liner
Again this is definitely a holy-grail product for me. I actually won't use any other liner, because my wings just don't come out as well. Honestly, the brush is what makes this product. It's the only pen liner I know of that doesn't have a foam tip applicator; it actually has individual brush hairs which allows for a perfect line every time. I recommend this to every single person I know, it's so easy to use and the formulation is the best.
Twelve: Ardell individual medium length lashes
I only recently got into using falsies, but I find these so easy to apply. I've been wearing a few of them for a nice every day look, and building up lots for a night out. I can see why people get addicted to wearing lashes every day, when I go a few days wearing these and then go without, I feel like I have no eye lashes! These are also incredibly cheap; it's around $5 for a pack which lasts me a couple of months since I re-use the lashes.
Thirteen: L'Oreal collection privee lipstick in Julianne's nude
This lipstick has definitely been in my purse since I bought it, it's the perfect every day, my lips but better colour. It adds a little extra something without too much pigment, and I don't need a mirror or a lip liner with this product. It smells like roses and vanilla which is lovely, and it has such a creamy and smooth formula without bleeding too much.
Fourteen: Bite cashmere lip cream
This formulation is so good! It stays in place beautifully, and it's matte without being too drying. I do find if I wear it a couple of days in a row my lips can get a bit chapped, but it's nothing a little balm can't remedy. I love the shade that I have for winter but, I definitely want to pick up some brighter colours for spring and summer.
Those are my top 14 beauty products of 2014! I can't wait to see what new launches 2015 has to offer! Let me know in the comments what some of your beauty favourites were last year!
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A drunk driving charge is serious. When an alleged drunk driving incident
results in an accident with serious injuries to someone else, the charges
are even more severe. A Maryland woman who was recently sentenced in a
drunk driving case knows this all too well.
The defendant was accused of driving drunk and striking two pedestrians
with her car last September. According to the police and prosecutors,
the woman consumed three drinks at a bar in Adams Morgan before getting
behind the wheel of her grandmother's Dodge Caliber and traveling
down 18th Street.
Authorities believe as she neared Florida Avenue, she was unable to properly
negotiate a turn and accidentally ran over two pedestrians who were standing
on a traffic island. One of the pedestrians, a 26-year-old exchange student
from Austria, was seriously hurt in the accident. She was taken to the
Washington Hospital Center, where she remained on life support for six
days. Ultimately, she died from her wounds.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charges against her. In court, she
expressed her sorrow for the pain she caused. The judge sentenced her
to 72 months in prison. However, part of the sentence was suspended, so
the defendant will only spend 40 months in prison. After her release,
she will need to perform 500 hours of community service.
In Austria, the penalty for involuntary manslaughter is one to three years.
Here, the maximum penalty is much higher. This particular defendant ended
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The Grawlix Podcast kicks off Hell Month (or Hel Month)! It's just the boys this episode for the girl power love ballad that is Angela: Queen of Hel. They also discuss Randy's recent appearance on Grindbin, Dustin Smother's recent appearance on our show and Jesse's daily entries in the #30DayComicChallenge.
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If you were born prematurely at 29 weeks with congenital cerebral palsy and motor function impairment, what would you be doing when you reached your teens?
From the age of five, Natasha Tse has used therapeutic riding to re-invent herself as an athlete.
She put all the problems and operations behind her and learned to ride a horse, working so hard that she earned Hong Kong a place in the London Paralympics equestrian dressage competition this week.
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Address: 217 N Charles St, 4th Fl, Baltimore, MD 21201
Profile: Profiles is recruiting and staffing solution for Creative, Marketing, Web and IT positions. We will assess and gain a solid understanding of hiring needs and consult with experienced professionals equipped with the exceptional skills needed in the Creative, Marketing, Web and IT space. The talent they recommend will have the career progression, industry-specific experience, technical knowledge and education that will be instrumental in helping to reach corporate goals.
Website: www.careerprofiles.com
Keepers Staffing
Address: 250 W Pratt St, Ste 150, Baltimore, MD 21201
Profile: Keepers Staffing was founded in 2001 with a unique mission in the Staffing Industry: to satisfy both Candidates and Corporate Clients simultaneously in the best way possible, with World Class Service. How do they serve these equally important customer groups who have very different and yet complementary sets of needs? After years of research and experience, they designed the Keepers Business Model
Website: www.keepersstaffing.com
Jones Networking
Address: 16 S Frederick St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Profile: As one of the most trusted employment and staffing agencies, Jones Networking is dedicated to connecting exceptional job candidates with exceptional companies for direct hire placement, temp-to-hire employment, technical contracting, project-based assignment work, payrolling services, executive recruitment and temporary employment staffing.
Website: www.jonesnet.com
Right Hand Admin, LLC
Address: 913 Light St, Baltimore, MD 21230
Profile: Right Hand Staffing Agency is committed to becoming the provider of choice for project management and project control services by providing top quality services in support of our client's goals and objectives. Right Hand Staffing Agency will encourage professional and personal growth for their associates by releasing the energy of each individual, granting empowerment to achieve corporate and client mutually beneficial goals.
Website: www.rhastaff.com
MJ Morgan Group
Address: 205 Harborview Dr, Baltimore, MD 21230
Profile: Nestled in Federal Hill, MJ Morgan Group is one of the "Largest Professional Search Firms in the Baltimore Area," as awarded by Baltimore Business Journal. Their Services include: Professional Placement, Temporary Staffing, Contract to Hire, Payrolling and More!
Website: www.mjmorgangroup.com
Address: 500 E. Pratt Street, 11th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202
Profile: OfficeTeam is the world's leading staffing service specializing in the placement of highly skilled office and administrative professionals into front office and administrative assistant jobs. With a global database of highly skilled candidates, they have the resources, experience and expertise necessary to match highly skilled administrative professionals to clients' hiring requirements for full-time and temp office jobs.
Website: www.roberthalf.com
Robert Half Management Resources
Address: 500 E. Pratt Street, 11th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202
Profile: Robert Half Management Resources is the world's premier provider of senior-level accounting, finance and business systems professionals on a project and interim basis. They provide companies cost-effective project resource solutions and staff augmentation services. Operating from 150 offices worldwide we maintain a network of highly skilled accounting, financial and business systems professionals to assist with toughest business challenges.
Website: www.roberthalf.com
Address: 20 S Charles St, Ste 700, Baltimore, MD 21201
Profile: Aquent's temporary and contract-to-hire talent bring design and technical expertise for marketing department or in-house creative team.
Website: www.aquent.com
Address: 500 E. Pratt Street, 11th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202
Profile: Accountemps is the world's first and largest specialized temp agency for accounting, finance and bookkeeping professionals. Their temporary staffing solutions connect highly skilled professionals with the best companies in the world. They take pride in understanding an organization's needs and specifications and fulfilling those requirements with a skilled temporary staffing professional.
Website: www.roberthalf.com
1st Team Staffing Services Inc
Address: 806 Frederick Rd, Catonsville, MD 21228
Profile: 1ST TEAM has forged an identity as a staffing leader throughout the Mid-Atlantic region specializing in the recruitment and placement of professional and temporary staffing. Locally owned and operated 1ST TEAM is able to offer its clients unmatched customer service and flexibility usually not found with larger national agencies. This local knowledge allows us the ability to adapt to the trends as they change in the area.
Website: www.1stteamstaffing.com
Swift Staffing
Address: 2 W Rolling Crossroads, Ste 112, Catonsville, MD 21228
Profile: Swift Staffing is a full service staffing company that was established in 1989. We provide administrative, accounting, human resources and information technology professionals to firms in the Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC area. Their goal is to consistently "Exceed their Clients' Expectations". they accomplish this by thoroughly screening all candidates for employment and spending the time to understand clients' needs. This ensures that they have the best possible match between associates skills and clients requirements.
Website: www.swiftstaffing.com
Staffing Plus
Address: 1301 York Rd Ste 306, Lutherville Timonium, MD 21093
Profile: Staffing Plus has provided healthcare staffing services to a wide and varied client base. As a staffing company dedicated to bringing the most highly qualified and dedicated Behavioral Health, Allied Health Pharmaceutical, and Nursing professionals to the clients they serve, they take their responsibilities seriously.
Website: www.staffingplus.com
Mary Kraft Staffing & Hr Solutions
Address: 1447 York Rd, Ste 601, Lutherville, MD 21093
Profile: Mary Kraft Staffing was founded in 1989 by Maryland native Mary Kraft and has since partnered with industry-leading healthcare, financial, commercial and service industry clients to increase productivity and drive cost savings through an array of flexible, cost-effective staffing and outsourced HR options. Each year, Mary Kraft's winning combination of industry-leading staffing expertise and high-quality talent enables hundreds of outstanding companies to respond to ever-changing business needs with unparalleled success.
Website: www.marykraft.com
Adecco Staffing Services
Address: 1099 Winterson Rd Ste 105, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090
Profile: Adecco Staffing US is the nation's leading provider of recruitment and workforce solutions. They are the pre-eminent workforce management partner for Fortune 500 companies and career advisement expert for American workers, serving all of the key industries and professions that drive our economy forward. Adecco has over 400 career centers and, on any given day, connects 70,000 talented workers to the best job opportunities across the country, making us one of America's largest employers.
Website: www.adeccousa.com


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Upcoming 'Racing For Wounded Warriors' Event At Extreme Indoor Kart Racing In Clio
It's a great time for a great cause. Cole Marr Racing is hosting 'Racing for Wounded Warriors' Tuesday, April 17th at Extreme Indoor Cart Racing in Clio.
The event details are as follows:
- Time: 6pm-9pm
- Fundraiser Details: Ages 8+
Ages 8-15 $20 for 2 Races
Ages 16+ $25 for 2 Races
- Location: Extreme Indoor Kart Racing at 2259 W Vienna Road Clio, MI 48420
- Extreme Indoor Kart Racing will donate 50% to benefit Wounded Warrior Project on Cole Marr Racing's behalf. There will be 50/50 drawings every hour along with a donation jar.
If you are unable to be at the event but would like to make a donation, you can do so here.


text: Larry Trapani 8/5/2014 3:11 AM The Laundromat Lease Trap Does reading make you smarter? If you agree-as I do- that reading makes you smarter, I have a gift for you. It's not an "instant fix". Rather it's a serious look at one of the most overlooked and potentially dangerous areas that, if not addressed, could have be devastating to your Laundromat. A vast majority of the Laundromats we represent are leased spaces where there is a landlord/tenant relationship and believe it or not, your lease can have a dramatic effect on what is and what is not covered on your Laundromat Insurance policy. A poorly written lease can unintentionally put you, the Laundromat owner, on the hook for things that no insurance can cover! As I said, it's not an instant fix. The White paper is 6 pages that details the 3 Main Things to look for in your lease that will negatively impact your insurance protection. I believe it will cause you to think deeply about your lease and landlord/tenant relationship. Click below to download the report http://w ... Read More


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Category Archives: Books
My entire Convention Photography book on this site!
I decided to put another one of my books on this website. I wrote this back in 2010 – 2011. I've evolved as a (convention/cosplay) photographer a lot since then, but it is still worth a read. Convention Photography (Click here to read the book.) Description: Learn all about the exciting subculture that is convention photography! Straight from the experiences of a long time convention attendee, He has spent years … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Business, News Tagged convention photography, cosplay, cosplay photography, digital book, ebook
The Entire Creator Sky Book On This Site
Any interest in reading the science fiction book I wrote in 2012? I just put the entire text on my website. I'd rather have it be read than sit on Amazon with little attention: http://photographybanzai.com/creator-sky-book/ You can hate me for the cliffhanger ending later.
Posted in Article, Books, Business, News Tagged creator sky, ebook, entire book, science fiction, science fiction book
The Handbook of Photographing Arizona in print.
I completed my second large book titled "The Handbook of Photographing Arizona" that should be a bit more generally appealing than my first. Here is a video I made for the book: Book description (color print version): If you are planning a trip to the Southwest, interested in learning more about taking photos in Arizona, or even just photography in general, this book is for you! I go over the … Continue reading
Posted in Books Tagged handbook, photographing
Convention photography book in print on Amazon.com!
I took the time to revise my book yet again and am now able to offer it on Amazon.com. It's using the self publishing service called "Create Space" instead of "Blurb." Create Space is owned by Amazon, so it just made sense to try them out and I'm glad to say that I'm happy with the result. I was able to offer a substantially larger book (from 110 to 160 … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Business Tagged blurb, book, convention, create space, photography, print, publish, self, self-publishing
Upcoming e-book: Convention Photography
I just recently finished writing a book I titled "Convention Photography" that I will soon be releasing on the Kindle and B&N Nook electronic reader platforms. To make certain the text is as smooth and as well written as possible, I printed the book out for proofing by a family member who is excellent at that sort of thing. If you have read my blog here before you probably have … Continue reading


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Jerison, Chowdhury, Saklayen Win FellowshipsJune 26, 2014
Congratulations to Harvard Physics graduate students Elizabeth Jerison and Debanjan Chowdhury who won the Harvard Merit Scholarship and Nabiha Saklayen who was awarded an International Student Research Fellowship by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
The Harvard Merit/Term Time Research Awards are available to outstanding GSAS students in all fields. These fellowships are normally to be held in the fourth or fifth year, or earlier, and are for the purpose of allowing the students to devote a greater portion of their time to research, fieldwork, and writing than would otherwise be possible if they have a heavy teaching load or other employment.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute International Student Research Fellowship program supports outstanding international predoctoral students in the biomedical and related sciences, including physical and mathematical sciences. Students invited to participate in this program are eligible for a fellowship to support years three, four, and five of a PhD program.


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Producers can create their own food; the largest example of a producer is a plant. There are two kinds of plants found in the ocean: microscopic plants that float around and bigger plants that grow from the ground.
Many producers can be found on the ocean floor, but some phytoplankton can be found in shallow waters, and some are also floating plants. They generate the major source of energy in the food chain by using the process of photosynthesis, using the sun's energy to create the nutrients they need, eventually passing those nutrients to the many other inhabitants of the ocean that feed off of them.


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Literary director, Man Booker prizes and COO, Man Group
Formerly a publisher at Weidenfeld (where he edited Alan Clark's diaries), Trewin took over from Martyn Goff – known for covert spinning – as administrator of the Man Booker prize in 2006. Less tricksy and hyperactive than his predecessor, he's introduced the odd modernising touch while aiming to consolidate the £50,000 award's reputation as the "gold standard" of literary prizes. In this he's largely succeeded, although this year's controversial choice of Stella Rimington as chair, with other, similarly populist panellists, might dent both his and the award's image.
Tweedy, bearded and Garrick Club tie-wearing, he now forms a double act of genial English gent and driven New York financier with Roman, a former Goldman Sachs banker who became the number two at the Man Group – the prize's sponsor – when the giant hedge fund acquired GLG Partners (where he was joint chief executive) last year. Known to be bookish, Roman is seen as the company's pointman in developing an involvement that also includes funding the biennial Man Booker International prize, won earlier this year by Philip Roth. There has been speculation that he is intent on launching a Man Booker American prize to take on existing US fiction awards.


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The Roads Australia Award for Technical Excellence recognises an individual for technical excellence in the broader transport industry.
In 2018, the Award was presented to Dr Harry Asche, Aurecon's Design Director of Tunnels, in recognition of his career and technical leadership in road tunnels.
Since the 1980s, Harry has been part of the evolution of tunnel space-proofing research – achieving the ideal balance between safety, capacity and economics. His work has been highly influential in changing the way space is allocated in tunnels.
He is the National Vice-Chair and Queensland Chairman of the Australasian Tunnelling Society (ATS), as well as an Adjunct Associate Professor at The University of Queensland, In recognition of his contribution, he was this year named Queensland's Professional Engineer of the Year.
To be eligible, a nominee's field of contribution must be in a technical or scientific area relevant to transport in Australia. His or her contribution must be outstanding, measured directly in terms of impact on the industry, including the transformational change to the industry.
Nominations for the 2019 Award will close on October 14, with the Award presented at the RA Annual Christmas lunch in the recipient's home city at the end of the year.
Submissions must be provided in writing (Word doc or PDF) and address each of the criteria below. Any supporting information, references or evidence may be included, however submissions should not be overly long (max. five pages).
Inquiries about the Award and completed submissions should be directed to RA Communications Director, Mark Bowmer.
The following conditions and guidelines apply in making the award:
2018 - Harry Asche
2017 - Rod Troutbeck
2016 - John Hilton
2015 - Professor Mary Lydon
2014 - Rahmi Akçelik
2013 - Kieran Sharp
2012 - John Hodgkinson


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Tag: startups
Updated on June 28, 2018
5 Tech Startup Leaders On Revolutionizing The In-House Legal World
Michael Mills, the Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer at of legal AI company, Neota Logic, discusses a diagram that set him on a path to revolutionizing the in-house legal world.
Posted on June 20, 2016
Startups Must Protect Their Intellectual Property When Sharing Work Space – Here's How
Garages are so 1990s. Today's startup is much more likely to get its start in an incubator, accelerator, or co-working space (such as WeWork). Getting cozy with other innovators may mean increased business opportunities, collaboration, and a whole …
Updated on May 22, 2016
LawGeex CEO's Guest Blog on Fundraising Tips for Startups
We're honored that EvolveLaw recently ran a guest blog on fundraising issues for startups from our CEO and Founder Noory Bechor. Noory's looked at startups from both sides – initially as a lawyer for venture capitalists and other …
Updated on May 26, 2016
7 Ways Your Startup Can Save Money on Legal Services
Legal fees can burn through a startup's resources fast when firms bill at $500+ per hour. Fortunately, there are alternatives. Your startup can save money on legal services. Some lawyers are willing to defer their fees until a startup …
Updated on May 26, 2016
14 Types of Contracts Your Startup Needs
No startup is an island. To succeed you're going to have to form relationships with lots of other people and businesses: co-founders, investors, employees, vendors, customers, etc. To reduce risk and uncertainty, many of those relationships should be formalized …


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The "father of the personal computer" who kick-started the careers of Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen has died at the age of 68.Dr Henry Edward Roberts was the inventor of the Altair 8800, a machine that sparked the home computer era. Gates and Allen contacted Dr Roberts after seeing the machine on the front cover of a magazine and offered to write software for it. The program was known as Altair-Basic, the foundation of Microsoft's business.
"Ed was willing to take a chance on us - two young guys interested in computers long before they were commonplace - and we have always been grateful to him," the Microsoft founders said in a statement. "The day our first untested software worked on his Altair was the start of a lot of great things."
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told technology website CNET that Dr Roberts had taken " a critically important step that led to everything we have today".
Dr Roberts was the founder of Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems (MITS), originally set up to sell electronics kits to model rocket hobbyists. The company went on to sell electronic calculator kits, but was soon overshadowed by bigger firms. In the mid-1970's, with the firm struggling with debt, Dr Roberts began to develop a computer kit for hobbyists. The result was the Altair 8800, a machine operated by switches and with no display.Dr Roberts sold his company in 1977.
He died in hospital on 1 April after a long bout of pneumonia.Its time to pay homage to Dr.Roberts who changed the world with his computer kit just developed for hobbyists.


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Take a look at Tauba Auerbach's book art in the video below. She will be one of many artists with pieces in the upcoming Lifelike show at MCASD. More info about the show on the Walker webpage where the show ran last year.
You can see more of Tauba Auerbach's amazing work here.


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Arkansas Court Of Appeals Rules Dying Woman Not Competent To Execute Deed/
Sorry for no posts as of late---I've been tied up preparing for, and then engaged in, a lengthy trust litigation case in which the jury, after a 6 day trial in Pulaski County Circuit Court, returned a significant verdict for our clients. I'm just now trying to catch up on other work, but hope to resume regularly updating this blog again soon.
One case that I read about since my last blog post demonstrates that although it is difficult to prove the invalidity of a deed, will, trust, etc. by proving that the person signed the will was not competent (whether due to mental illness, undue influence, duress, etc.), occasionally such claims are successful. For example, in Munzner v. Kushner, 2010 Ark. App. 196 (an appeal from Washington County Circuit Court), the Arkansas Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's ruling that a deed transferring property was invalid due to the incapacity of the grantor.
Specifically, a mere 36 hours before her death, Mrs. Kehoe executed a deed conveying her home to her brother, Mr. Munzner. Mrs. Kehoe apparently had to sign the deed with an "X" as she was too weak to finish the signature of her name when she lost her place. Her daughter, Ms. Kushner, sued asserting the invalidity of the deed.
At trial, Mrs. Kehoe's doctor testified that just prior to her death she had been administered morphine (utilized for severe pain and suffering), a medication that fights anxiety and sedation, a medication which causes confusion, and a powerful narcotic. The doctor testified that it would be ill-advised to make any life decision while taking any of the medicines and that they would have impaired her ability to make decisions related to her property.
On the other hand, friends and relatives who spoke to Mrs. Kehoe that day testified that she was competent. Moreover, Mrs. Kehoe's attorney, who spoke to her about the deed on that day, also stated that she was competent.
After considering all of the evidence, the trial court ruled that because Mr. Munzner was Mrs. Kehoe's brother and she had a close confidential relationship with him, he had the burden of proving that his sister was competent to make the deed. This was especially the case in light of the lack of any consideration (exchange of money or property) for the deed. The trial court then found that Mrs. Kehoe had been too mentally impaired to execute the deed and ordered it set aside.
Mr. Munzner appealed but the Court of Appeals affirmed. Specifically, the Court held that Mrs. Kehoe's mental impairment was debilitating to the point that she could not function appropriately to execute the deed regardless of whether she may have been exposed or susceptible to any undue influence.
Under Arkansas law, the determination of whether a deed is void because of the mental incapacity of the grantor is generally measured by her mental ability at the time of execution of the deed. Andres v. Andres, 1 Ark. App. 75, 83, 613 S.W.2d 404, 409 (1981). If the grantor is mentally competent at the time that the deed at issue is executed, the deed will be deemed valid. Id. In this case the Court held that Mrs. Kehoe's mental impairment was so debilitating that she was unable to function in a capacity to execute the deed, due to her medication and due to her medical condition. Because the trial court placed great weight upon the physician's opinion, and because a trial court generally has great discretion with respect to considering the credibility of the various witnesses who testify at trial, the Court of Appeals did not find that there was sufficient reason to reverse the trial court's ruling.
Matt House can be contacted by telephone at 501-372-6555, by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com, by facsimile at 501-372-6333, or by regular mail at James, Fink & House, P.A., Post Office Box 3585, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203.


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Seascale Health CentreTel: 019467 28101
Bootle SurgeryTel: 01229 718711
To help you know when your usual GP is in the practice, the following rota is available with effect from January 2019. It may occasionally be subject to change at short notice due to unplanned events.
As an extended Primary Care Centre with Dispensaries at both main and branch sites the practice can deliver a broad range of services to the patients in South Copeland. This includes specialist clinics for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma, diabetes and cardiovascular. Alongside this, our community staff include community nursing for housebound patients, health visiting for under 5s, on site physiotherapy, podiatry and midwifry for antenatal and postnatal care. The practice nurses can treat minor injuries, provide over 75's and well person health screening along with a comprehensive travel service. In addition to 15 minute long consultations, our GPs perform minor surgery and contraceptive services along with a range of other treatments to enable patients to be treated where possible in the surgery rather than in a hospital setting.
We are fortunate to have onsite physiotherapy and you can self refer without seeing the GP first. Please complete the Self Referral form for Physiotherapy and hand it back in at the surgery so the Physio's can triage before booking the appointment. This is a popular service but our physios have suggested that you watch this video first before completing a referral form. Its a short video about self care and what you can do to help in case there is a waiting list to see a physio.
GPs and Nurses will advise you which tests are to be taken and when the results are likely to be returned. Some patients are happy for the Reception staff to hand over results, once the Doctor has checked them and is happy for these to be released. Please call between 2 and 4pm to see if your results have been received in the practice. If the GP wishes to discuss the results or further tests then they will advise Reception staff and you will be booked either a Telephone appointment or a surgery appointment. We advise patients to check the following website labtestsonline to get an understanding of any tests taken and what are considered to be normal results
If you wish, we can also enable your permissions to view your results online. This is especially useful for patients who undergo regular testing and take their results with them to share with other Health Care professionals. If you feel this would be helpful, please ask at Reception to set up access to your test results on Patient Access.
Note that the practice has a strict policy regarding confidentiality and data protection and we will only release test results to the person to whom they relate unless that person has given prior permission for the release of this data or they are not capable of understanding the results
It is your responsibility to check your results and to make an appointment to discuss them with your doctor if your are advised to do so.
Our nurses can help to support patients who have more than one disease and you may need a longer appointment. They will advise you how long to book for each visit.
Special clinics (either for one or more diseases) include:
Well Person/New Patients Clinic/ Over 75 screening
Cytology (smear) Clinic
Diabetes Clinic
Respiratory Clinic (Asthma & COPD)
Hypertension/Cardiovascular Clinic (Heart Disease)
Sexually Transmitted Infections - Sexual Healthline Cumbria 0845 371 4037 s ignposts callers to the most appropriate service for their needs. As well as GUM and Contraceptive Services and a wide range of clinics, to access STI services in the practice, please ask for an appointment with Dr K Illsley, who can provide any advice or screening necessary.
The practice nurses run the treatment rooms, provide travel advice and vaccinations and assist the doctors where necessary. We also have two health care assistants, who have their own list of patients each morning for routine procedures and advise on health promotion and well person screening.
Unless otherwise noted above, please ring reception as normal for appointments in these clinics.
Each autumn vulnerable groups of patients will be offered a flu vaccination. Details of the open clinics will be advertised in surgery and locally. As we no longer send out individual invites please enquire as to the dates of the open clinics.
This is done at Seascale on the third Wednesday of each month.
Sometimes patients cant be completely sorted by our team in the practice and need to be referred onto specialists for futher advice. We think its important for you to understand what the options are and you will make the best choice if you are informed.
Shared decision making (SDM) is the conversation that happens between a patient and their health professional to reach a healthcare choice together. This conversation needs patients and professionals to understand what is important to the other person when choosing a treatment.
Once you have a diagnosis, there are often options for your care. These decision aids will help you to look at the range of treatments available to help you to decide whats best for you.
If you are referred to the hospital, we will do this using the using the national e-Referral system. Occasionally, we can select the appointment for you in the consultation, but if not, we will provide you with details how to book the appointment. We have local contact centres in Cumbria for you to contact to make your appointment if you choose not to do it online.
Contact Centres
- North Cumbria hospitals 03447 760003
- Morecambe Bay hospitals 0845 055 9990
If you download the MyGP app, you can also book online.
If you are referred for more urgent care, please read this Fast Track information leaflet and you should be seen within two weeks. It contains details who to ring and what to do once your appointment is confirmed
For patients who experience difficulties with the booking system, our Surgery staff, in particular the medical secretaries, will work with you to ensure you receive your appointment. If you have any queries on your referral after the appointment has been made referral please contact the Booking Centres above for progress.
Most of the services available at the practice are free NHS services. Please note there are some services you may require that are outside of the NHS and therefore have a charge attached to them. Payment will be required prior to the service.
Examples include: some travel vaccinations, medicals for HGV/taxi etc, completion of private insurance forms, countersignatures, records of immunisation etc. Reception at both surgeries have the relevant charges. VAT receipts can be provided where relevant.
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