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Social Media for Content Marketers: Reach vs. Depth
Posted on April 24th 2014
So you think you have created first rate content. It's fresh, useful and well written. Now you want people to see it. So you do all the right things. You post on Facebook and Twitter; you add posts on Google+, LinkedIn and maybe a few other social networks. Then you sit back and wait for people to visit your site, where all that great content awaits.
And people do come. Your analytics show that unique visitors to your site have gone up since you started doing thoughtful content marketing. But your goal in doing all of this wasn't just to get people to visit your site. You probably wanted your visitors to take an action -- like making a purchase or requesting a proposal. So your real goal is not just to get visitors. It's to drive business. For that you need people to engage with your content. You need depth, not just reach. And when it comes to referring visitors who will engage, some social networks are better than others.
Depth of Visitor Engagement from Social Sites
In a study released earlier this month by Shareaholic, YouTube was found to be the top source of engaged visitors to websites. Google+ came in second, followed by LinkedIn at third. This surprised some people, who assumed that Facebook, with its 1.19 billion users1, would have been at the top of the pile. But think about it. Facebook may have the most users, and it may even refer more visitors to your site than do the other social networks. However, that doesn't mean those visitors from Facebook are truly engaged with your content or likely to become customers.
Visitors who were referred from YouTube spent an average of nearly 4 minutes on the websites and viewed nearly 3 pages. Bounce rates from YouTube referrals averaged 43.19%, a low number by any standpoint and spectacularly low when compared with, say, Reddit, whose referral bounce average is over 70%!
As for Google+ and LinkedIn, while those platforms drive the fewest numbers of visitors, the ones they do send are among the very best in terms of engagement. Visitors from Google+ spend just over 3 minutes on a site, while those from LinkedIn spend just over 2 minutes. Their average page views and bounce rates are also good -- 2.5 pages and 50.63% for Google+ and 2.23 pages and 51.28% for LinkedIn.
So what does this mean for content marketers?
- As far as website referrals go, consider trading reach for depth.
- If you don't produce much video content, now is the time to start.
- Boost your activity on Google+. Indications are that people trust links on Google+ because it has a higher standard of transparency than some other social sites.
- Likewise, amp up your LinkedIn presence. Don't just post to the entire network. Join some groups that are related to your industry.
- Continue to use Facebook and Twitter. These are important platforms and their Shareaholic numbers are good, just not as good as the top three.
Of course you will want to focus on referring sites that provide you with visitors who represent your target audiences. And you will want to look at other measures of success beyond those examined in this survey. The main point here is that big numbers don't necessarily foster engagement that is deep enough to drive business objectives.
Keeping Up With Constant Changes
Speaking about referring sites do you know where your visitors are coming from? Sometimes it seems that the consumers of content are changing faster than the content itself. Just when many businesses have wrestled their social media and content marketing activities into a predictable routine, the target audiences begin to change things up! So before you sit back, secure in the knowledge that you've finally figured out this social and content marketing thing, check out these five new developments from the field.
1) According to Nielsen, over the next five years the local TV audience will be increasingly multicultural and multiscreen. In this context 'multicultural' is defined as Hispanic, black and Asian, and this group will represent 40% of the US population. Think about the implications for local search. People expect their culture and values to be reflected in their media, so the subjects and type of content you present may have to change if you want to capture business in your community.
2) Speaking of multiple screens, IDC recently predicted that within three years 87% of connected device sales will be tablets and smartphones. People will be watching television while they monitor what others are saying on Twitter, Facebook or some other service that has yet to be born. Our content had better be designed so that it looks attractive regardless of the screen it's viewed on.
3) Among smartphone users, women spend more time on media via apps and the mobile Web than do men. In Q4 2013, women spent an hour and a half more time than men using mobile apps. Couple this with the well-known information that women are the primary purchasing decision-makers for most households and it becomes crystal clear that women should be a priority content target.
4) WedDAM recently reported that 43% of traffic from Google's organic search results goes to the first item listed. So, yes, SEO still matters and we all need to consider that as we develop quality content that will generate shares, leads and conversions.
5) Expert reviews are the most powerful digital content type for influencing consumers' purchasing decisions. The fact that content consumers believe third-party experts are less biased than sellers will surprise no one, but according to Nielsen they also prefer experts over reviews posted by other users. This indicates something I've suspected, and that I will be writing more about in the future -- traditional tactics from the public relations field will play an increasingly important role in content marketing.
As people change their habits and hardware, social media and content marketing will continue to evolve and we must remain flexible enough so that we can change with our audiences.
1) Nielsen -- http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/newswire/2013/local-television-in-2018--evolving-with-shifting-audience-demos.html
2) Forbes magazine -- http://www.forbes.com/sites/louiscolumbus/2013/09/12/idc-87-of-connected-devices-by-2017-will-be-tablets-and-smartphones/
3) Nielsen -- http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/reports/2014/an-era-of-growth-the-cross-platform-report.html
4) WebDAM -- http://www.webdam.com/blog/2014-marketing-statistics-infographic/
5) Marketing Profs -- http://www.marketingprofs.com/charts/2014/24787/which-type-of-online-content-most-influences-consumers#ixzz2xqriNxHK
6) https://plus.google.com/+DustinStout/posts/P3UP6ZgCyrY
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Pam Yeaple walks home along East Philadelphia Street after grocery shopping in York, Pa., on Saturday.BOSTON Another round of snow made its way into the Northeast on Saturday as the region continues to dig out from the previous storm.
New England is expected to be hit hardest by the latest blast of winter weather. The National Weather Service says 10 to 14 inches of snow is expected in eastern Massachusetts and parts of Rhode Island. Connecticut could see 8 to 10 inches along its Rhode Island border.
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On Saturday, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick urged drivers to stay off the roads for a 12-hour period beginning at 5 p.m., saying, It wont be possible to keep up with the clearing of the roads.
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Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced that the city would deploy more than 600 snow plows, trucks and other equipment by Saturday evening to deal with the storm. He said additional police officers, firefighters and paramedics would be on hand throughout the storm to ensure public safety.
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Three of the five members of the Fayette County Board of Education instructed system staff to take the proposed budget back to the cutting board. The proposed budget exceeded expected income by nearly $19 million. Read More»
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It's funny about the household supplies. I moved into The Closet about 3.5 months ago and had to stock with detergents, cleaners, etc. Everything seems to be running out at the same time!
I've been doing a lousy job of keeping track of my intentions, with the exception of mileage, so I'll probably pull some of them. The "No Spend" days are probably the worst offender, as I routinely don't spend money now. I guess I was just feeling a bit weird at the time due to the expense of getting set up here. Felt like things were a bit out of control, which had me feeling a bit odd. I'm back to my old, normal dull self, so no need to track what doesn't need attention.
I'm doing a decent job of tracking my mileage and I obviously set the bar way too low there. And now that the weather is nice, I'm shooting for 4 times a week bus riding. It pretty silly how much I'm enjoying riding the bus. It's very relaxing, for some reason and I think a lot about riding the bus into town for school when I was a teenager. Fun, nostalgic stuff.
Food good. Exercise good. Yoga class today then off for the afternoon for the aforementioned unsoothing activities.
Take good care of yourself. Be kind to others. Buck up, Buttercup.
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Lately I hate to drive here in Orlando traffic is terrible so it doesn't seem silly to me to enjoy riding the bus. Me? I get my husband and son to drive me around when I really don't want to drive myself:)ReplyDelete
Even though it's not fun you will feel really good after you get all that accomplished! Seems like lots of bloggers are having a yoga day today.ReplyDelete
There is nothing dull about your normal self!ReplyDelete
I quite like travelling on public transport (trains more than buses) so long as they are running on time - it relaxes me simply because I can read a magazine or plan my day (with notes) - unfortunate things can happen if you try to do that while driving
You'll feel great tomorrow for getting all that stuff done today. It's a noble endeavor to use more public transportation. My kids are all pretty proficient, but I've gotten soft in my middle age. When the weather is nice, I can actually walk to work - about 2.5 miles. Once the knee is all better, hope to get back to that!ReplyDelete
I have only bad school bus memories. Man kids can be cruel...lol.ReplyDelete
Being an adult sucks sometimes. Why do kids always want to be older? If they only knew.
Thanks for the very thoughtful comment this morning.
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Public transportation in large cities is sanity, I think.ReplyDelete
Not so much traffic here. One of the things I love about living here.
Sounds like you've gotten good and settled. :)
The bus is also a great place to gather blogging material!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you got to fit in at least SOME you time today, before all the "grown-up stuff"
We gotta fit in the stuff we enjoy so we can be reminded why we put up with everything else!
Lady, you are anything but dull... I've always liked riding the bus and subways too! My year in Boston was my all time favorite, not even owning a car the entire time.ReplyDelete
Taxes? ick.
Love that Malibu Ken was so thoughtful to send you an email! As it's the end of the day, I hope you got everything done and feel a good sense of accomplishment!ReplyDelete
Wow, this was an X-rated day, for sure. I have to get my taxes done Friday. Yes, Friday. Can we say "boring"??ReplyDelete
I'm bucking up, Buttercup. Thanks for giving me some great advice. You always say what I need to hear.
I have an award for you just as soon as I get it posted. :)ReplyDelete
If you weren't riding the bus, you'd probably not have any time to look back fondly at those memories of riding the bus. You'd be too busy. Funny how that is.ReplyDelete
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Perhaps the most common question revolving around Crysis isn't when this eagerly awaited first-person shooter is going to ship or even whether it will appear on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. Instead, gamers everywhere are wondering what sort of PC they'll need to run the game. And it's not hard to understand why Crysis has everyone thinking about hardware upgrades. Ever since it was revealed at the Game Developers Conference, gamers have been amazed by the cutting-edge visuals in Crysis. So when we recently visited developer Crytek's offices in Frankfurt, Germany, we got a chance to find out more about the game's technology, as well as what kind of machine you'll need to run the game.
Crysis will be Crytek's second game, after 2004's acclaimed Far Cry, and the company is aiming to ratchet up its storytelling, as well as its technologies. The story revolves around an alien invasion of Earth, with the end of humanity as we know it hanging in the balance. This is a far cry from Far Cry's tale of science run amok on a remote tropical island. Still, Crysis does feature a tropical island, and it serves as the setting for the game. After a mysterious meteor crashes on the island, your special forces team is deployed to investigate. However, the North Koreans have arrived first, so you'll battle not only them but also the aliens, once the extraterrestrial threat is revealed. The early screenshots and videos of Crysis are no doubt impressive and, in some ways, jaw dropping. They show combat taking place in an incredibly realized tropical paradise. More importantly, the videos show things that have never been seen before in a game, such as how the individual leaves of a plant will bend if someone or something passes by. "We tried to make everything more cinematic and more realistic," said Cevat Yerli, Crytek president and CEO.
Crytek has always been a company on the cutting edge. As we noted in our prior preview, Crytek's roots are in developing one of the first tech demos for Nvidia's GeForce graphics cards, and the company has been working with shaders and other advanced graphics features as long as anyone in the industry. Yet just as important is how the development team works together to solve technical and artistic issues.
"Our technology team works very closely with our production team, so they are not only aware of what the future is, but they all understand what is the real dilemma of pipelines, tools, and production issues," Yerli said. For example, members of the technology team are often assigned temporarily to the production side of the office, where they can work closely together to solve issues that crop up during development. The company also does a lot of internal training, workshops, tutorials, and videos to get everyone up to speed on the latest technology. "Technology is one thing," Yerli said, "but to get the team to understand technology is another."
Crysis will let Crytek show off everything that it's been working on over the past two years. The game will feature not only state-of-the-art graphics, but also advanced physics, animation, lighting, and more. A lot of the technology incorporated into Crysis is aimed at increasing the cinematic nature of the experience, as well as creating more realistic gameplay. For instance, with deformable vegetation, it will be possible to see leaves bend and sway. The movement of foliage in the distance may reveal an otherwise undetected enemy. All objects will have physical properties that can change drastically throughout the story. The tropical jungle, for instance, will flash freeze, and suddenly everything in the frozen environment will shatter apart.
Yerli explained the full range of visual tools that Crytek is working with. Crysis' camera technology will make extensive use of motion blur, so if you spin around quickly to face an enemy, the images onscreen will blur. The lighting system makes use of depth of field so that if you focus on an object nearby, objects in the distance will blur. The game uses a new indirect lighting system that tries to model the way light and color react in the real world. Lights will "bounce" off of colors and interact to create more lifelike lighting conditions. And, of course, Crysis will take advantage of high dynamic range lighting to create more realistic light, in general.
Crytek will do something very interesting with color, as well. "We manipulate color depending on the intensity," Yerli said. So if you're in an action-packed situation, the colors in the game may become grittier or more saturated to reflect that adrenalin is flowing through your system and your senses are more alive.
Yerli was able to give us an idea of what kind of hardware Crysis will support. Keep in mind that these are by no means the official requirements, as the game is still in development. Still, this gives us an idea of what kind of technologies the game will take advantage of, and it may give you an idea of where you currently stand in terms of being able to run the game.
"Crysis will feature out-of-the-box 32-bit, 64-bit, DirectX 9, DirectX 10, and multithreading support," he said. That's a lot of technical jargon, so we'll go over each point one by one. The important thing to keep in mind is that you won't have to worry about configuring all of these settings when you install the game, as Crysis will automatically configure itself based on what kind of hardware you have.
Crysis Under the HoodDirectX is Microsoft's application programming interface for games. That's a fancy way of saying that DirectX basically lets game developers easily take advantage of the latest developments in graphics technology. Most gamers will play Crysis using DirectX 9 video cards, since DX 9 has been the standard for several years and there is a wide install base of DirectX 9-capable video cards. If you have an older video card that doesn't support DirectX 9, though, it looks like you are going to need to upgrade, as Yerli said that the game will require a DirectX 9 graphics card with support for shader model 2.0. (Shaders are basically programmable instructions in the graphics card that help determine the visual qualities of an image.)
Since DirectX 10 cards didn't exist in May, the Crysis demo at the Electronic Entertainment Expo was actually running on DirectX 9 video cards, which is a good indication of what sorts of visuals you'll get with current hardware. "The E3 demo was all about DX 9 shader model 2.0--there was no more technology than this," Yerli said. He also addressed some of the controversy around the E3 demo. While visually amazing, the frame rate struggled quite a bit throughout the demo. However, he noted that Crysis was running on dual graphics-processor-unit systems, while most other PC games at the show were running on quad GPU systems. Still, we can expect performance on DirectX 9 cards to be smoother once the game is finished and optimized.
Of course, if you want the game to look the absolute finest, you'll need DirectX 10 hardware. It's a bit hard to get DirectX 10 cards right now, though, since they're not on the market, but the first cards should be out by the time Crysis ships. What sort of difference will DirectX 10 provide? Judging from what we've seen, DirectX 10 visuals elevate the graphics from beautiful to absolutely cutting edge. Subtle effects that really help immerse you into the game's world are only really possible with DirectX 10. However, to take advantage of DirectX 10, you'll also need Windows Vista, the long-awaited successor to Windows XP. That's due to the fact that the DirectX 10 API will only be released with Windows Vista, since Microsoft has basically rewritten the decade-old DirectX technology from scratch to take advantage of Vista's new driver model.
What's interesting is that Yerli told us that if you have Windows Vista and an older DirectX 9 card, you should still see better performance with Windows Vista than Windows XP, even if the hardware remains unchanged. "DirectX 9 on Vista will run faster throughout due to the better device driver model...which is a great thing because just upgrading the operating system on the same rig, you get a better gaming experience," he said.
In addition to your graphics card, Crysis will most likely make maximum work out of whatever CPU you have. The game will run fine on current, single-core CPUs, but it will take advantage of the latest multicore CPUs, as well. Yes, that means Crysis is multithreaded, which means that it can make maximum use out of dual-core systems. Where's all that processing power going? Well, part of the CPU's time will be taken up by Crytek's proprietary physics engine (called CryPhysics, of course), and it's the reason why you'll be able to saw apart trees with gunfire and why vegetation will bend and deform when someone passes by--or when the force of explosions blow them back.
Crysis will also take advantage of 64-bit CPUs. Crytek has had experience working with new technology, since it released a patch for Far Cry last year to take advantage of the new 64-bit processors from AMD and Intel. However, while 64-bit usually doesn't bring any measurable performance increase in games (most games just take advantage of 64-bit's larger memory space), it appears that it will provide better performance in Crysis. According to Yerli, the 64-bit version "will bring a performance difference of up to 10 to 15 percent on each thread" compared to the 32-bit version.
Put this all together, and it makes sense that if you want the ultimate Crysis experience, you'll need hardware that's not even available today. However, Yerli explained that Crytek's philosophy is to make sure that existing systems aren't left far behind. "The rule of development of Crysis has been by the time we ship, the game will scale back two years," he said. So, when the game is released, you might want to examine your machine and figure out if any of the components are older than two years. If so, you'll probably want to upgrade them.
All this new technology is daunting, but it seems fitting, as well. Microsoft chose to show off Crysis during its E3 press conference for a reason. Crysis will help usher in a new wave of PC gaming with its DirectX 10 support, but it doesn't forget about today's gamers and their hardware. This promises to be a game that you will want to show off to your friends when it ships sometime this winter.


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It's time for another edition of Buzzfeed!, breaking down UFC 172: "Jones vs. Teixeira," which takes place TONIGHT (Sat., April 26, 2014) from Baltimore Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.
Here is everything you need to know about the mixed martial arts (MMA) event that takes place later this evening.
Without further ado, let's get to the good stuff below.
Who: Jon Jones vs. Glover Teixeira
What: UFC 172
When: Saturday, April 26, 2014
Where: Baltimore Arena in Baltimore, Maryland
Why It Matters: Jon Jones looks for his seventh consecutive title defense later on tonight when he takes on Brazilian slugger Glover Teixeira. We've got arguably the best fighter in the world competing this evening, so that's a good enough reason to tune in and watch it all unfold in front of our eyes.
What's Hot: Apart from what was just said, it's going to be the first time UFC visits Baltimore, which is always a big deal when the promotion cracks a new market.
What's Not: In part one of his video blog, Dana White said that this was "the most stacked card we have ever done."
It's definitely a good card on paper, yet that's an insult for every fan that knows the difference between a kimura and a guillotine choke. There have been an abundance of cards in the past and this one wouldn't even rank in the Top 10.
New Blood: Only two fighters are making their debuts tonight and they're fighting each other on "Fight Pass."
The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 18 cast member Chris Beal goes up against Patrick Williams, who boasts a record of 7-3.
Original Card vs. Actual Card: There weren't too many injuries, but some things got shaken up.
Apart from Jones against Teixeira finally finding a home on this card after being expected to headline the past three pay-per-views (PPV), Danny Castillo was expected to face Isaac Vallie-Flagg, however Takanori Gomi will now be facing Vallie-Flagg and Castillo draws Charlie Brenneman.
Tarec Saffiedine was supposed to face Jake Ellenberger on the main card, but the Belgian suffered a back injury. Ellenberger now meets Robbie Lawler at UFC 173.
Ellenberger's brother, Joe Ellenberger was supposed to meet Vagner Rocha, but the Brazilian suffered an injury just a few days out and Ellenberger was scratched from the card.
How The "Prelims" Look: The five "Prelims" fights on this card are quite saucy to say the least.
Headlining the "Prelims" is former UFC flyweight title challenger Joseph Benavidez against Tim Elliott, and directly before that fight, "The Fireball Kid" Takanori Gomi makes his long-awaited return inside the Octagon against Isaac Vallie-Flagg. TUF 18 veteran Jessamyn Duke makes her second UFC appearance against Bethe Correia and kicking things off on FOX Sports 1 (FS1) is Castillo against Brenneman.
The lone "Fight Pass" bout pits Beal against Williams.
Who Needs A Win Badly: There are a handful of fighters coming off a loss, although only three fighters are put into question here.
Brenneman is in his second UFC stint, and if he fails to beat Castillo, the promotion could cut ties with him.
As exciting as Gomi could be, he's only won three UFC fights out of seven, so it would be in his best interest to get the job done against Vallie-Flagg.
Even though Medeiros stepped up on short notice, if he fails to score a win over Miller he may be gone. He failed to beat Rustam Khabilov at UFC 159 and after knocking out Yves Edwards at UFC Fight for the Troops 3, he tested positive for marijuana.
Interest Level: 7.5/10
This is one of those for better or for worse situations. This event could go down as highly entertaining, or it could be lackluster. The fights could materialize as great scraps, or they could be boring. It all depends. It's one of those fight cards you simply need to watch to make your own assessment and see how things turn out.
Here is the full UFC 172: "Jones vs. Teixeira" fight card:
Main Event:
205 lbs.: UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones vs. Glover Teixeira
PPV Main Card (10 p.m. ET):
205 lbs.: Phil Davis vs. Anthony Johnson
185 lbs.: Tim Boetsch vs. Luke Rockhold
155 lbs.: Yancy Medeiros vs. Jim Miller
145 lbs.: Andre Fili vs. Max Holloway
FOX Sports Prelims (8 p.m. ET):
125 lbs.: Joseph Benavidez vs. Timothy Elliott
155 lbs.: Takanori Gomi vs. Isaac Vallie-Flagg
135 lbs.: Bethe Correia vs. Jessamyn Duke
155 lbs.: Charlie Brenneman vs. Danny Castillo
Fight Pass Prelims (6:30 p.m. ET):
135 lbs.: Chris Beal vs. Patrick Williams
Remember, too, that MMAmania.com will provide LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the entire UFC 172 fight card on fight night, starting with the Fight Pass "Prelims" online, which is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. ET, right on through the FOX Sports 1-televised under card bouts at 8 p.m. ET and then main card action on pay-per-view, which is slated to begin at 10 p.m. ET.
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Location, Location, Location: Extracting Location Value from House Prices
AbstractThe price for a single-family house depends both on the characteristics of the building and on its location. We propose a novel semiparametric method to extract location values from house prices. After splitting house prices into building and land components, location values are estimated with adaptive weight smoothing. The adaptive estimator requires neither strong smoothness assumptions nor local symmetry. We apply the method to house transactions from Berlin, Germany. The estimated surface of location values is highly correlated with expert-based land values and location ratings. The semiparametric method can therefore be used for applications where no other location value information exists or where this information is not reliable.
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For the last couple of weeks I have been the same weight. I was just speaking to my daughter and told her this. She seemed more concerned with this than I was. Hey, at some point, something's gotta give. I am exercising and I am within my calorie range, so, it is just a matter of persistence and trying new things. No, I am not discouraged and I will get off this plateau and will let you know when.
Yesterday, when I was doing my strength training, I managed to do 2 Modified Planks and 24 Modified Push-ups which is something that was a BIG challenge just one month ago. Also, I am now to 167.8 lbs this morning before my exercises. I am not putting it down yet because Sunday is my actual weigh-in day. I was very happy with myself.
NB I will be 61 y.o. in September! Not bad heh for an oldie.
Yesterday, I decided to rest but it took me everything not to put on my sports clothes and do my thing. One has to remember that the body does need to relax and it did me good. During the night, my knee did not disturb me and this morning, I was able to do 2 bootcamps and exercises without my knee bothering me. The week ahead will be a busy one.
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Chronic Pain
Chronic Pain Trial Study Leader: Dr. Marie Hogan at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota USA Conducting a clinical trial on chronic polycystic kidney pain. This study utilizes an interventional procedure known as Videothracoscopic Splanchnicectomy (VSPL) similar to Videothoracoscopic splanchnicectomy done for pancreatitis pain. If any have relentless PKD kidney pain or know of someone with severe PKD kidney pain, the Mayo Clinic is seeking participants.
Kidney Cyst Deroofing is another surgical procedure done for pain relief. There are a handful of surgeons throughout the USA who perform laparoscopic deroofing surgery of polycystic kidney cysts and polycystic liver cysts. There are dedicated operating suites for this. Deroofing is solely for pain relief. It does not make kidney functioning worse nor does it make it better. It does not affect liver functioning. Of those that are helped with their pain, almost all eventually have to repeat the procedure. One individual noted that her liver cysts came back with a vengeance. She experienced no pain relief. The amount of pain has nothing to do with cyst size or numbers of cysts. Decompressing the cyst and relieving the pressure on other organs does not always stop the pain. The response is very unique with each individual.
Acupuncture Useful for Chronic PainAcupuncture Does Help for Chronic Pain
Acupuncture provides more relief from various types of chronic pain than does usual care and should be considered a valid therapeutic option, the authors of a meta-analysis concluded.
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain is often seen in PKD and is a major cause of morbidity according to this 2012 article.
Chronic Liver Cyst Pain
Though most of these articles are about kidney pain, many of these same principals apply to liver cystic pain. We too are desperate for some type of pain relief. I have come to learn that for a few of us, a simple cyst drainage, when optimized for the individual and sand bags are used to allow the edges of the cyst to cling to each other and stillness for two hours following the procedure seem important details that lead to much needed pain relief.
Another to try is to shift the S-shaped pain curve more toward normal through the use of anti-depressant medications.
ADPKD is a rare disease but even rarer is ADPLD or liver cysts only. Until these diseases make it into medical text books, physician may continue to doubt the validity of our pain. Continue to let your doctors about any pain you experience. We should not have to endure chronic pain on top of the many symptoms from cystic organs. Let our collective voices be heard.


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Start afresh, totally afresh. Dare! And daring always pays tremendously. It is going to happen, mm? Good!
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Come here. Tell me what is happening.
Well, I'm not that scared of it, but I feel like I'm falling over and then I catch my balance. Then I get back, and everything that's in me, that's part of me, seems to be soaring up and down. As a result I'm finding it quite hard to feel comfortable. I suppose I'm fighting, but I'm not aware of how. And I suppose I'm hanging on, but at the same time I don't know how I'm hanging on.
Mm, I understand. Whenever you start changing, you pass through a chaos because the old unsettles and the new has yet to be born. The old dies and the new is not yet born. There is an interval, and in that interval one feels very unbalanced, loses all identity, all sense of who one is; forgets completely where one stands. The earth beneath one's feet disappears as if one is in an abyss, falling(falling(and there is no bottom to it. And one would like to cling to anything.
And that is natural - that idea to cling to anything. But if you cling, you only prolong the interval. If you don't cling, the interval will disappear soon; it can disappear this very moment. It is not a question of time. It is a question of your trust.
If you trust me, don't cling. Accept the imbalance, the insecurity. Accept the discomfort and the inconvenience. Accept it and immediately it will disappear. It is there because you go on thinking that you were better off before - at least things were settled.


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This was posted on April Fools Day but it has a link to Nintendo's magazine and a disclaimer insisting it's not a joke.
Color me intrigued. Having been horribly let down by the last entry maybe a "re-imagining" is what this franchise needs. I'm curious to see what they can do on the Wii's system and whether or not the Wii controls really do enhance the gameplay or just feel gimmicky.
Hopefully this development gets us a U.S. release date for the Fatal Frame game on the Wii that Japan has been playing for a year now.
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Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 12:35 pm
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It looks cool as hell, and I like how they are doing the dreamworld...Along with the Darkside Chronicles....the Wii is gonna be getting some major playtime in November.
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Looks like it's been pushed back to December but I'm still very much looking forward to this.
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At least they aren't rushing it...would rather wait for a good game then get something thats been rushed......
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Location: Arizona
Picked this up yesterday morning and played a few hours of it.
First impressions are mixed (as are early reviews of this game). As far as graphics go, on the one hand these graphics are hands-down the best I've seen on the Wii, but they're too clean & glossy - my wife commented that it looked like Time Crisis or something. It's missing that gritty "feel" that Silent Hill games have had. I think the shadow effects are good, but the it all feels too clean to me.
Controls take a while to get used to but once you get the hang of them they're very fluid. I really dig the exploration of the town and the use of the Wii controls to interact with the puzzles... I just wish that there was more to explore. So far everything is incredibly linear. There's a really cool aspect where you can partially open a door to see what's on the other side before you decide whether or not to go through it, but there's been no payoff on this yet (more on that later).
So far the story is definitely intriguing and I really like the interludes at the psychaitrists office.
The biggest letdown for me so far is the fact that 1.) when you're exploring "normal" Silent Hill there is absolutely no danger. None. Scares are few and far between and are telegraphed pretty early via the Wii remote. 2.) the "nightmare" chase sequences are some of the most frustrating gameplay I've ever experienced -- and I've played Rule of Rose!
The "Nightmare" chases consist of you running for your life from creatures w/ zero variety - they're the same character design repeated over and over. The controls, while excellent for exploration, are horrible during the chases. You have to go so fast that it's easy to miss turns or doorways and then while shaking off enemies your Wii remote is now facing the wrong way making it hard to escape crowding enemies. It's consistently taken me 3+ tries at each chase to figure out the right path.
So yeah, so far it's a mixed bag. By all accounts it's a short game so I'll probably finish it up tonight and I'll try to post some final thoughts on it then.
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You nailed it on the controls.
I have trouble getting monsters shaken off since it takes a specific motion based on how they grabbed you.
I've enjoyed it so far but I'm early into the game, I really like being able to hold the wii-mote up to you ear to listen when you make phone calls, that is creepy.
I think the camera angle does a good job of making you feel a bit disoriented and lost in the town.
Can't wait to see where it goes.
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After hours of frustration during the nightmare sequences it looks like the best thing to do is use subtle movements with the controllers to shake off enemies - never let the remote leave the field of the TV screen when you sweep to the left or right and the enemies seem to fly right off. The latest nightmare sequence was much less aggravating doing it this way.
Yeah, the phone interface is really cool and I've had fun calling up numbers on posters and stuff, but much like the rest of the game it feels like there's much more they could have done with it that they didn't. I still don't get the photographs part - maybe I'm too dense to figure it out but I never seem to realize when it's time to take a picture of a clue.
I think I'm close to the end (the Dr. just said that we're almost ready to finish it) and the story definitely has my full attention so we'll see how it ends.
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Finished up this game over the weekend and am into a second play through... I won't spoil the ending but it paid off and made me reconsider my perception of the game up to that point. The game definitely requires a second playthrough as well, and by answering the original psych profile questions differently I'm encountering much different cutscenes and character models so far.
So I would agree with the DC review for the game that it's got a lot of good stuff going for it and I appreciate the direction they've taken, but I still can't get past the fact that the game is not scary at all, the nightmare sequences are incredibly frustrating to control and navigate, the levels are too linear, and several times I've had to stop playing out of sheer boredom. Definitely a mixed bag, but I applaud the innovation if nothing else.
On a side note, I remember reading an article on IGN a while back about a survival horror game for the Wii that never ended up happening... it took place during a snowstorm, used the Wii controller as a flashlight, and used the Wii remote to interact with puzzles. I'm trying to find an article in the archives but I'm starting to think that, much like SH4, this game may have been developed as a different title and then had the Silent Hill name tacked onto it. Would make sense, since this game has nothing to do with the "canon" of the Silent Hill universe but has a very good story on its own and may have been better approached with different expectations had it not been called Silent Hill.
EDITED TO ADD - I found the game I'm talking about - it was going to be called "Winter". Story here
Interesting read for sure, and there are some shared elements in Silent Hill: SM & Winter but there's a lot different between the two as well. The thing I remembered from the Winter article was that they wanted you to be able to partially open a door and look through it, and Silent Hill: SM does this but it never pays off by having a creature on the other side or anything like that so it felt like one of many missed opportunities in the game.
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Oh yeah someone waking up from a dream at the end, haven't seen that before. But seriously, why shouldn't stories end with a downer?
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Basel Ay: no
Bill Gates: Yes it will you dumbass, GT-S5830i is Galaxy Ace.
Palar1999: can i have the music link pls :D
[INSTALL] CM10 Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on Samsung Galaxy Ace 4.5 out of 5