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Chemical-free: That's what it's about at Naturale Beauty Bar in La Jolla
By Marti Gacioch
As San Diego's first all-organic and natural blow-dry salon, the Naturale Beauty Bar in La Jolla is boldly saying "No!" to using hair products with harsh chemicals.
Refusing to damage clients' hair with such supplies, the Naturale Beauty Bar specializes in using Moroccanoil products, including Moroccanoil Shampoo, Moroccanoil Conditioner, Moroccanoil Mousse and Moroccanoil Treatment, to safely and beautifully style hair. Moroccanoil formulas are infused with antioxidants and rich in nutrients. The products are sulfate-free, paraben-free and phosphate-free, according to proprietors.
"People come to us and instead of using chemicals, we use all-natural products to straighten or curl hair," said receptionist Brittany Evert. "We blow dry hair straight or blow dry it curly, and it takes about 45 minutes and lasts anywhere from 2-5 days."
Owned by Marla and Peter Ariza, the Naturale Beauty Bar opened in 2010. Marla's mother, who was a cosmetologist, served as the inspiration for the shop.
"Marla has always had a passion to help people feel and look their best," Brittany said. "And she's always loved the environment, so she wanted her salon to be all-natural with no chemicals. She wanted to be sure that we're using the best products out there."
Stylists at the Naturale Beauty Bar work primarily with women. They style "up-dos" for every occasion event, including weddings. The shop offers a child's blowout for $20. The staff also makes house calls and accepts walk-ins, based on their availability.
The Naturale Beauty Bar uses MAC makeup exclusively and airbrush makeup. "MAC gives clients really good coverage, and it's excellent for all skin types … the eyeshadows are also great," Evert said.
The Naturale Beauty Bar is offering a special blowout and makeup package with a savings of $5, if they are purchased together. The process takes anywhere from 45 minutes to over an hour to complete.
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MINIER, Ill. -- You might not be aware that there is a skydiving club in Central Illinois.
You also might not be aware it is the oldest continually running club in the country, but the parachuters at Illinois Valley Parachute Club, in Minier, have been falling from the skies of Central Illinois for 50 plus years.
Longtime member and student trainer Bill Snyder said it is not easy for clubs to stay open.
"It is very hard for a club to keep going for 50 years," said Snyder. "You run into problems with planes, you run into problems maintaining sufficient membership."
The club offers training for first time jumpers wanting to experience the rush of free fall for themselves.
Snyder said the biggest challenge for newcomers is the mental challenge when confronting the open skies.
"You got to have confidence in yourself," said Snyder. "The equipment you have now a days is so reliable, the training is very good, the aircraft is so good. The risk is really not as severe as most people think."
For fourth time jumper Corey Stenstron, the mental challenge is a non-issue.
"I'm hooked, I am hooked, I'm hooked," exclaimed Stenstron. "It's an awesome sport, it's not for everyone but it is for me."
Stenstron said he hopes to get up to 5000 jumps over the next five years.
Jumping out of planes may not be for everyone, but for the people at Illinois Valley Parachute Club, it is a way of life.
"It's an awesome feeling, peaceful up there, looking over Hopedale and Mackinaw and just being up there with the wind," said Stenstron. "It's the closest your going to get to flying."
For Snyder he said the thrill for him has changed over the years.
"Early on it was really the adrenaline part of it, the sense of accomplishment," said Snyder. "Now there's a huge social component to skydiving as you can tell. Lot of education, lot of training going on that's fun."
Fun the parachuters at Illinois Valley Parachute Club hope will to continue for another 50 years.
The club is open on Saturdays and Sundays and holds training for first time jumpers once a month.
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Oxford Fashion Week: 'Face of Oxford' model can't wait for next catwalk show + Couture Show video (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Oxford Fashion Week: 'Face of Oxford' model can't wait for next catwalk show + Couture Show video
Updated 8:06am Wednesday 12th March 2014 in News By Alex Wynick, Reporter covering Blackbird Leys and Greater Leys. Call me on 01865 425403
Buy this photo FACE OF OXFORD: Phoebe Drinkall
UP on the catwalk during Oxford Fashion Week, Face of Oxford Phoebe Drinkall enjoyed the time of her life.
Now she has the chance to strike a pose for the second time in a year as organisers plan to stage a sequel in November.
"It was an incredible week, I had so much fun doing it," said Miss Drinkall, 20.
"I feel quite emotional about it now – I feel quite proud that I've done it and managed it.
"It was very special and quite unique – this doesn't happen every day or to everyone."
Miss Drinkall, an Oxford Brookes international relations student, said she was looking forward to another show in November, and next time round could also get involved in organising the show.
- More images, above and below, from the Sunday's Couture show
She added: "I may be taking part in a different way. I'd love to get more of a say in what goes on and take part in one of the shows.
"I'd be happy to do anything backstage – from dressing the models to having a creative input.
"I don't have any experience of anything like that, but then I said that about being the Face of Oxford and I managed that all right."
Miss Drinkall said more people should get involved in Oxford Fashion Week.
- THE LINGERIE SHOW: The latest designs in underwear are paraded on Thursday at the Malmaison Hotel
"I'm definitely going to get as many people as I can involved and do a bit of model scouting myself," she said.
"If it can keep growing and getting better that's great."
Last week Oxford was transformed into a national centre for fashion with a series of striking shows.
Designers from across the country showed off their latest creations, using models, artists and staff from across Oxfordshire.
Oxford Fashion Week director Carl Anglim confirmed he was planning to organise another fashion week in November, with organisers holding open castings to find models.
Last week saw five catwalk shows, as well as a photography exhibition and a speaker event debating ethical fashion.
- THE CONCEPT SHOW: Dazzling creations capture the imagination at the Randolph Hotel on Saturday
Mr Anglim, who founded the event in 2009, returned to the helm as director after not being involved with the 2012 show and said 2013 was the most successful show to date.
Saturday's Concept Show combined fashion with conceptual art and Mr Anglim said: "The Concept and Couture Shows are the twin peaks of the show – it's why we finished the week with them.
"They are the biggest creatively, and can make the strongest contribution to fashion."
Timelapse video shot by Brian Worley of p4pictures.com
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Every Tuesday and Thursday, we bring you the 10 sexiest girl galleries from around the internet. These are your lovely lady links for January 25, 2011 (click the pics to see the rest of the gallery).
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If you didn't get a chance to see the spooky demons that currently haunt the walls of NerdMelt Showroom, there are still 4 more days for your viewing pleasure! The show is over October 19th, so get there!
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At 3.2 miles from the Icicle Road junction, there is a pullout on the left. Park here and cross the road to the obvious big boulder with a crack on the road side that has a little pine tree growing out of its top (this is a fun v0 and the easiest downclimb).
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - The owner of Sea Ray Boats announced Tuesday plans to close their Knoxville plant by the end of 2012, cutting 225 jobs.
6 News looked at which resources are there to help get workers back on their feet.
The Tennessee Career Center in Knoxville is filled with folks looking for jobs every day of the week.
"We do have employers who have job openings, and have been unable to fill those jobs," said Tim Witt, area manager of the Tennessee Career Center. "So hopefully with the skill level they obtained at Sea Ray, they will be able to find immediate employment."
The center anticipates former Sea Ray workers will turn to them, like a number of workers did in 2009, when the company laid off 540 workers.
"Sea Ray has particularly been difficult place, and they've been on a production line, so there's a lot of transferable skills those individuals have that could go into different types of employment," Witt said.
The career center helps with resumes, assists with interviewing skills and offers a computer program that evaluates interests workers may have.
"When they register they include their work experience, educational background, any type of educational training they receive and then we enter that into our database," Witt said.
Witt said local companies like Green Mountain Coffee may be a good fit for Sea Ray workers.
He pointed to others, like manufacturing companies which utilize assembly lines, packaging and truck driving.
Witt said the "soft skills" are the skills employers will appreciate the most.
"Reporting to work on time, being dependable, doing whatever is asked of he or she on the job, always giving 100 percent. Those type of things are transferable, regardless of the industry," Witt said.
The Department of Labor and Workforce Development will host the Knox County Job Fair on Thursday.
It will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Wallace Memorial Baptist Church.
Approximately 30 companies will be on hand. The career center said many of those jobs will be suitable for former Sea Ray workers.
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Item: Interpreting Snowpack Structure
Title: Interpreting Snowpack Structure
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 1980 International Snow Science Workshop, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Sue A. Ferguson [ Geophysics Program, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. ]
Date: 1980
Abstract: The traditional method of snowpack analysis by construction of a detailed snow profile is tedious, slow, and includes a large amount of data which is not directly relevant to snow slab stability evaluation. This paper suggests reorganizing field procedures by specifically emphasizing those features of the snowpack which are known to be prerequisites for slab avalanches. For example, there are two elements known to be features of all snow slabs: a cohesive slab of snow and a lubricating layer or weak layer over which the slab sits. A third element which must be considered is the bed surface roughness. The snow stability problem, then, becomes one of understanding the relationship between these elements which produce slab avalanches. In a given geographical region there may be only a few basic combinations of these elements which produce the majority of slab avalanches. Thus, it may be possible to greatly simplify the forecasting problem if enough fracture line data are catalogued for the region. Also, it seems possible that simple instrumentation could be developed which could serve to rapidly illustrate the potential instability situations specifically for the above snow slab problem. Figure I provides a possible example. In this case, a wedge is driven down through the slab forcing it to slide over any potential weak layers. Instead of a quantitative measurement of a property of one element of the problem, such as shear frame tests in weak layers, the emphasis here is upon the interaction of the slab and the weak layer as it must occur in some fashion in snow slab release. This test is rapid and is easily performed and interpreted. Such a test procedure, when combined with the previously mentioned simplified stratigraphy catalogue procedures, opens up the possibility that even relatively inexperienced personnel can participate meaningfully in a snowpack stability evaluation at some future point in time. Due to the overall complexity of the problem, however, it is doubtful whether all of the difficult, rare, and subtle cases occurring in a given area could be included. In these cases, the experienced forecaster will be more difficult to replace. Full length paper is available by writing to the author.
Language of Article: English
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Keywords: weak layer, bed surface roughness, stability, slab avalanche
Subjects: snowpack stability slab avalanche avalanche forecasting
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And so on …
It's a fundamental of anatomy to consider the human skeletal system in terms of connecting bones. When you think about it, though, a successful hospital works in much the same way. Lots of connecting departments with lots of differing responsibilities work together to get the job done, and not one would work very well without the other.
Dr. Ward Oakley, an orthopaedic surgeon who has been on the medical staff at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital for 24 years, made a similar point as he was interviewed for a story in this issue of FirstHealth of the Carolinas.(See the story.)
In the story, which focuses on the multidepartmental makeup of FirstHealth's busy Orthopaedics Service Line, Dr. Oakley made it clear that the membership of the group he has chaired since 2001 involves more than doctors and nurses. It also includes representatives of hospital departments from Food & Nutrition to the Operating Room and Post-Anesthesia Care.
Each department, Dr. Oakley maintained, contributes to the quality of care that all orthopaedics patients receive—whether they are in the hospital for hip or knee replacement, for rotator cuff repair or for surgery to set a fractured limb. And each works toward the success of the whole.
"I want everyone to feel like they have value," Dr. Oakley said, "because trying to improve the quality of care is what it's all about."
Let's now continue this "connection" metaphor for a discussion of total hospital care. About 70 separate employee groupings (or departments for lack of a better word) contribute to the quality of care of each patient at Moore Regional Hospital. (This same philosophy of connected care is, of course, also true for both Montgomery Memorial and Richmond Memorial hospitals, just in fewer numbers.)
To perform its job successfully, one department needs the assistance and support of all of the others. In this respect, Environmental Services is connected to Food & Nutrition, Food & Nutrition is connected to Sterile Processing, Sterile Processing is connected to the Operating Room, the Operating Room is connected to the Lab, the Lab is connected to Pharmacy, Pharmacy is connected to Nursing, and Nursing is connected to the medical staff—with many other departments adding their unique contributions along the way.
At FirstHealth of the Carolinas, we have rolled these truths into a core purpose, to care for people, and further verbalized it with a series of FIRST values: Focus on quality and excellence; Integrity; Respect for the individual; Service to others; and Teamwork.
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Review: More Treats @ Bouchon Bakery, NYC
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I want that chocolate bouchon...yum yum yum!ReplyDelete
@Shannon: Soooooooooooooooooogooooooood.ReplyDelete
whoa, those look amazing. LOOOOOOVE bouchon bakery!!ReplyDelete
yummy...I so want to try those....where in NYC is this?ReplyDelete
Bouchon's one of my fave restaurants but I've only been to their bakery once. (It was the Vegas one) I need to try that chocolate bouchon next time!!ReplyDelete
@adin_22: Bouchon Bakery is located in the Time Warner Center, which is in Columbus Circle. http://www.shopsatcolumbuscircle.com/ It's v. centrally located and there's a bunch of shops and stuff all around- I'd recommend checking out Bouchon next time you're in NYC!ReplyDelete
@SNC: I've only been to Bouchon in Vegas also, for breakfast. Love it!
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@FTDC: I did, on my last visit there. We got the caramel one- it was really good! Got a little smushed in my bag though, haha.ReplyDelete


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McCaskill Meets West Point Superintendent on Historic Reforms to Address Sexual Assaults
Senator discusses efforts being taken to protect students from sexual violence and need for reform with head of military academy
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill, a former courtroom prosecutor of sex crimes and senior member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, today met with Lieutenant General Robert Caslen, who serves as the Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point. They discussed how the Academy plans to address incidents of sexual assault at the academy, and ways to prevent continued violence going forward.
"West Point is where the military shapes some of the United States' most valued and respected leaders," said McCaskill, who helped craft the host of reforms approved earlier this year by the Senate Armed Services Committee. "As one of the most prestigious leader development institutions in the military, it is critical that they set the model for addressing and rooting out the problem of sexual violence that has plagued our Armed Forces. Lieutenant General Caslen and I had a good conversation, and I look forward to partnering with him and others to implement significant and meaningful changes."
McCaskill has relentlessly fought to combat sexual assaults in the military. Earlier this year, a Senate panel voted to approve a number of historic reforms addressing sexual assault, including provisions to strip commanders of their ability to overturn jury convictions, install civilian review of decisions to not prosecute cases, mandate dishonorable discharge or dismissal for anyone convicted of sexual assault, make it a crime to retaliate against victims who report a sexual assault, eliminate the statute of limitations in these cases, and many others.
Click HERE to read the recent opinion column by McCaskill and U.S. Representative Loretta Sanchez, a sexual assault survivor.
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Will an anti-Obamacare message resonate with voters this year?
Supporters of the federal Affordable Care Act — such as North Carolina first-term U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan — cannot be happy to see the following news item, as reported at Breitbart.com.
After his YouTube video in which he blasted Obamacare and the Republican establishment in Washington for not combating it fiercely enough went viral late last year, conservative Nebraska Senate candidate Ben Sasse has rocketed from obscurity to holding a virtual tie for the party's Senate nomination.
A Harper Polling poll released Wednesday found that Sasse, the former Bush administration Health and Human Services Department official who is the country's youngest president of a university (Midland), trails former Nebraska state Treasurer Shane Osborn by only one percentage point in the race to replace retiring Sen. Mike Johanns. Osborn is at 30 percent while Sasse is at 29. Both are within the poll's margin of error of holding the lead. Two other candidates are running, and the winner of the May 13 primary will likely head to Washington.
Sasse's campaign manager Tyler Grassmeyer said Sasse is gaining momentum because he is "THE anti-Obamacare candidate" who will "fight ObamaCare, and the worldview that goes along with it."
"Ben is crisscrossing our state daily doing anti-ObamaCare town halls and attracting huge crowds," he said. "Nebraska conservatives know we have to send the strongest, most conservative Nebraska voice to Washington."
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Albany -- It's called the Greatest Show on Earth, two hours of clowns, elephants, acrobats, and more. Thousands of people will fill the Albany Civic Center to see the circus this weekend. But there's a side of the cirus they won't see.
It's non-stop setting up and tearing down to perform in two venues in one week. The circus was in Macon Wednesday night. Thursday night, setting up is at the Albany Civic Center.
"You can see the rubber being laid for what will be the ring right now. They're taping it together so when the horses and elephants are in the ring they won't trip or any of the performers trip," said Brian Newman.
Production Manager Brian Newman says safety is the most important part of piecing together a crowd-pleasing show. And why performers get on the floor and set up their own acts.
"It's the piece of mind to know that it was done the way you want it done," explained Newman.
Building the set can take up to 20 hours or even as little as six.
"It looks like nothing is happening then you turn around five minutes later and it's done," said Newman.
Building started today at 10 a.m., marking where the stage and lights go.
"They're going to keep working until 8 or 9 o'clock tonight before we can call it quits for the evening," said Newman.
After a good night's rest, circus workers will wake up, double check the set, and rehearse all day. Preparing for the show lasts right up until the curtains open and empty seats are filled.
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus pre-show will start one hour before all show times Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Families can meet and take pictures with all the acts.
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Social Media Without Optimization Don't Mean A Thing
Social media has presented a powerful landscape for brands to leverage in their quest to reach new audiences and grow market share. Yet, few brands do it successfully.
Initially, CEOs and legal counsel feared Web 2.0 and social media because they couldn't control the conversation about the brand. Social media has effectively shifted much of the control to consumers, becoming the ultimate testing ground for brands. Failure of any brand to participate in social media is equal to standing in the sidelines watching competitors win the hearts and minds of customers.
While companies of every size race to establish their brand in the social media landscape, few are successful in realizing its full potential. A fundamental missed opportunity in realizing the return from social media efforts is failing to connect the dots between social media and search. Social media that is not optimized for search is like having a conversation with a few select friends and excluding everyone else.
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Shaun Duckett, 22, admitted to being unsuccessfully terminated from the rehabilitation program at the center, making him guilty of violating the terms of his community control.
"I'm not a violent man," Duckett told the court. "I stole things and I'd like to pay back those people."
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According to a report from the center, Duckett had racked up a number of offenses while attending rehabilitation at the Lima facility. He was written up multiple times for disrespecting the staff, making fun of other inmates, negative behavior, horseplay, punching a wall and falling asleep during classes.
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Walter E. Stephens, a 59-year-old Florida man, was sentenced to 180 days in jail as part of three years of community control and was categorized as a Tier I sex offender. Stephens had pleaded guilty to third-degree felony importuning.
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Christopher Lindeman, 25, Delphos, was sentence to serve up to six months at the WORTH Center in Lima. He was found guilty of receiving stolen property, a felony of the fifth degree. As part of his sentenced three years of community control, Lindeman must also make restitution of $91, pay fees and court costs, serve 30 days in jail, perform 100 hours of community service and complete a substance abuse treatment program.
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Dezmond Bywaters, 21, Van Wert, was sentenced to up to six months at the WORTH Center in Lima as part of three years of community control. Bywaters admitted to fifth-degree felony theft. A wedding band was stolen and pawned. Bywaters was also ordered to pay $50 restitution to the pawn shop, serve 30 days in jail, complete a substance abuse and a psychological treatment program, perform 100 hours of community service and pay fees and court costs. A 12-month prison sentence was deferred pending the successful completion of community control.
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The San Jose-based Strikeforce promotion has announced through a press release that it has reached an agreement to acquire select assets from ProElite, Inc. including the library of EliteXC's fights as well as certain fighter contracts.
"This is a tremendous development that will bolster the Strikeforce roster and allow us to produce even more competitive matchups between top fighters," company CEO and Founder Scott Coker is quoted as saying in the release. "Some of these athletes have been on the sidelines for a while now and are eagerly waiting to return to competition. We look forward to providing them with the opportunity to do so in the next few months."
The imminent deal was first reported by SI.com's Josh Gross and later confirmed by FiveOuncesOfPain.com having been contacted by two sources Thursday afternoon who revealed that an agreement to acquire ProElite's assets by Strikeforce had just been completed.
Five Ounces of Pain has been informed that the crown jewel of the deal for Strikeforce are ProElite's existing television contracts with CBS and Showtime. Strikeforce currently has an early Sunday morning half hour time slot on NBC that was acquired through a time buy. Sources expressed to us that Strikeforce had been close in December to finalizing a deal with NBC to televise live events but that the agreement was never completed.
It is now believed that with the agreement to acquire assets now completed, Strikeforce could begin airing live shows on CBS within the next several months. Sources have also indicated that CBS is enthusiastic about the prospect of working with Strikeforce and encouraged ProElite to finalize a deal with the promotion. The pressure from CBS was applied even though Strikeforce had not made the highest monetary bid of the three companies that ProElite was engaged in talks with. CBS and Showtime are also said to have been impressed by the fact that Coker has financial backing from the same group that owns the San Jose Sharks and the HP Pavilion.
According to Gross, the deal includes some fighter contracts as well as well as options for additional contracts. Strikeforce will also reportedly acquire the rights to the ShoXC brand name. Additionally, Strikeforce has apparently paid off ProElite's debt to CBS with Showtime also retaining its ownership stake in the Strikeforce-owned ProElite.
Despite the announcement that Strikeforce has acquired fighter contracts from ProElite, it is uncertain whether those contracts are truly transferable. Despite the uncertainty, it is still possible that a large group of fighters that competed for EliteXC could be featured on Strikeforce shows. Multiple agents and managers have informed us that they would be eager to encourage their clients to enter into new agreements with Strikeforce that would assuage any legal concerns of transferability.
The prospect of a combined Strikeforce and EliteXC talent roster that is backed by CBS could produce a legitimate competitor to the industry leading Ultimate Fighting Championship. Top fighters currently on the Strikeforce roster include Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem, Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Renato "Babalu" Sobral, Strikeforce middleweight champion Cung Le, Strikeforce lightweight champion Josh Thomson, and former Strikeforce lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez. EliteXC's current roster includes Gina Carano, Kimbo Slice, heavyweight prospect Brett Rogers, EliteXC middleweight champion Robbie Lawler, former Strikeforce middleweight champion Frank Shamrock, EliteXC welterweight champion Jake Shields, Nick Diaz, Eddie Alvarez, and Rafael Feijao.
ProElite has not promoted a show under the EliteXC banner since an Oct. 4 Saturday Night Fights telecast on CBS. With the company having financial problems, a deal for CBS to acquire ProElite had been in the works and was reportedly close to being finalized.
However, CBS pulled out of negotiations amid reports that last-minute injury replacement Seth Petruzelli was paid not to take his main event fight against Slice to the floor. ProElite canceled a planned Nov. 8 Showtime event in Reno soon after and suspended operations.
The company executed mass layoffs and has been dormant ever since. Showtime, which was owed over $6 million by ProElite, had planned a November asset auction of ProElite's assets but ultimately moved to cancel it. Reports surfaced soon after that remaining ProElite executives and attorneys were attempting to complete a sale of the company.
In addition to Strikeforce, companies such as Mark Ecko and Sun Entertainment as well as separate groups led by King of the Cage promoter Terry Trebilcock and former EliteXC executive Jeremy Lappen are all believed to have been involved in negotiations to varying degrees. FiveOuncesOfPain.com had previously reported in December that a deal was close to being completed but such an agreement never materialized.
Editor's Note: This article was updated at 4:04 p.m. ET on Feb. 5 to reflect Strikeforce's reponse to our request for comment. It was updated a second time to reflect Strikeforce's confirmation of the deal.
I havent heard anything about strikeforce in awhile, good news. Too bad the fighters for (non)eliteXC wont be fighting for probably another 6 months to a year.
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This is the turning point. Pro Elite and Elite XC were doomed the second Kimbo became their headline. Now we get to see what someone who knows the fight game,and the business and politics of the fight game can do. And he's already got a successfull foundation unlike other's who, by comparison, started from scratch on T.V.. Wow. A credible, regional promotion going all the way. They just have to fix the doors to their cages. Can't have that stuff breaking on National T.V. it'd be worse than "Standgate".haha
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Doesn't Strikeforce have a deal with NBC already?, plus there have been rumors that had them doing a big Fight Night event sometime this year on Primetime. I seriously doubt that they would be happy with them doing shows with CBS while airing on NBC the networks, someone should look into their contract to see how this is all going to work at all.
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"Doesn't Strikeforce have a deal with NBC already?, plus there have been rumors that had them doing a big Fight Night event sometime this year on Primetime. I seriously doubt that they would be happy with them doing shows with CBS while airing on NBC the networks, someone should look into their contract to see how this is all going to work at all."
From what I remember, their deal with NBC was for 1 year. That should be coming up in the next few months.
I also read that Strikeforce has an out on that deal regardless.
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You'll be seeing Cung Le alright, only it will be in a low budget movie. I love the guy but how much time off does he need to make a few crappy movies?
I'm excited to finally hear something about this, but I will wait to see what fighters are actually coming over before I start dreaming of the possible matchups.
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Will Strikeforce really be able to transfer EliteXC's fighter contracts? As you'll all remember, Pride's contracts did not transfer over to the UFC. Hendo, Wandy and others all had to have renegotiated contracts with the UFC. It was their choice. I wonder if each EliteXC fighter will have the opportunity to choose the best offer for them.
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- Location of the fracture,
- Displacement of the fracture,
- Alignment of the fracture,
- Associated injuries,
- Soft-tissue condition around the fracture, and
- Patient general health.
- Tibial Shaft Fractures
Tibial shaft fractures are the most common type of tibia fracture and occur between the knee and ankle joints. Most tibial shaft fractures can be treated in a long leg cast. However, some fractures have too much displacement or angulation and may require surgery to realign and secure the bones.
- Tibial Plateau Fractures
Tibial plateau fractures occur just below the knee joint. These fractures require consideration of the knee joint and its cartilage surface. Tibial plateau fractures can lead to a chance of developing knee arthritis.
- Tibial Plafond Fractures
Tibial plafond fractures occur at the bottom of the shin bone around the ankle joint. These fractures also require special consideration because of the ankle cartilage surface. Tibial plafond fractures are also concerning because of potential damage to surrounding soft-tissues.
Tibial Shaft FracturesTibial shaft fractures are common injuries that can occur after falls, car accidents, sports injuries, and other activities. A tibial shaft fracture can be treated by several methods depending on the type of fracture and alignment of the bone. The most common treatments include:
- Casting
A cast is appropriate for tibial shaft fractures that are not badly displaced and are well aligned. Patients need to be in a cast that goes above the knee and below the ankle (a long leg cast). The advantage of casting is that these fractures tend to heal well and casting avoids the potential risks of surgery such as infection. Patients with casts must be monitored to ensure adequate healing of the tibia and to ensure the bones maintain their alignment.
- Intrameduallary (IM) Rodding
Intrameduallary rodding is a procedure to place a medal rod down the center of the tibia to hold the alignment of the bone. A tibial rodding is a surgical procedure that lasts about an hour and half and is usually done under general anesthesia. Patients will have an incision over the knee joint, and small incisions below the knee and above the ankle. In addition, some fractures may require an incision near the fracture to realign the bones.
IM rods are secured within the bone by screws both above and below the fracture. The metal screws and the rod can be removed if they cause problems, but can also be left in place for life. Tibial rodding provides excellent fixation and alignment of the bones. The most common risk of surgery is knee pain, and the most concerning complication is infection. Infection of the rod may require removal of the rod in order to cure the infection.
- Plates and Screws
Plates and screws are less commonly used, but are helpful in some fracture types, especially those closer to the knee or ankle joints (see information on tibial plateau and tibial plafond fractures). Most surgeons choose an IM rod for tibial shaft fractures unless the fracture is too close to the joint to allow for placement of the IM rod. In these fractures close to the joint surface, a plate and screws may be the ideal method of fixation.
- External Fixator
An external fixator may also be helpful in some particular fracture types. External fixators tend to be used in more severe fractures, especially open fractures with associated lacerations and soft-tissue damage. In these cases, the placement of IM rods or plates may not be possible because of soft-tissue injury. When there is significant soft-tissue injury, the external fixator may provide excellent immobilization while allowing monitoring and treatment of the surrounding soft-tissues.
Bono CM, et al. "Nonarticular Proximal Tibia Fractures: Treatment Options and Decision Making" J Am Acad Orthop Surg May/June 2001; 9:176-186.


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Response Cost is the name given for removing reinforcement from children when they exhibit inappropriate behavior or fail to comply. It is a form of negative punishment, as it involves removing something in order to make the appearance of a behavior less likely.
There is a great deal of controversy over the effectiveness of response cost in behavior management programs. Many districts or special schools do not permit it, even though research has shown that it is effective with some students. It has been shown that reinforcement is much stronger than punishment. There is also the problem that teachers or staff who become vindictive often will use response cost because they are angry, and it may further sour unproductive relationships. It can make the reinforcement system less effective.
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Jyll Bradley's wide ranging artistic practice has encompassed
photo-based studio work such as light boxes and her unique
'light drawings', public art projects in which
she has worked closely with local communities, and writing
for radio. In all her work she makes the political personal,
but always with a poetic sensibility to place and individual
identity. Bradley's studio work has been inspired by
aspects of minimalism and feminism. She makes beautiful, enigmatic
objects often containing parallel narratives whose meaning
is never fully fixed. Light is an important protagonist in
her work and she talks of using it to "bring things
into the present". Her public projects have involved
a collaborative search for meaning in "place".
Jyll Bradley (b.Folkestone 1966) was educated at Goldsmiths
College (1985–88) and the Slade (1991–3). Since
the early 1990s she has exhibited her work in numerous notable
exhibitions both in the UK and internationally including The
British Art Show, Hayward Gallery, London and tour (1990),
Maureen Paley Interim Art (1989), the Walker Art Gallery,
Liverpool (2008) and the inaugural show at the Calouste Gulbenkian
Foundation, London (2009). Bradley has also undertaken major
commissions for the re-opening of Arnolfini, Bristol, UK (2005),
and solo British Council funded projects with Museo De Antioquia,
Medellin, Colombia and Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou,
China (both 2004). In 2008 her Residency within Liverpool
Botanical Collection formed one of the significant commissions
for the city's year as European Capital of Culture.
Bradley's work was recently the subject of a major survey
show Airports for the Lights, Shadows and Particles first
shown at The Exchange (Newlyn Art Gallery) in 2010 and touring
to the Bluecoat, Liverpool 2011. In 2013 she had a solo exhibition
at The National Library of Australia, Canberra; for which
she was the only international artist commissioned as part
of the city's centenary celebrations.
Bradley will have her first solo exhibition with Mummery +
Schnelle in 2014.
Their flight is knowledge, space is their alienation (2010–11)
Vessels (Galápagos) (2012)
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The event was previously known as the Women's Grand Prix cycling series.
More than 60 riders will take part in the event, including Bendigo's own Peta Mullens.
Defending series champion Jenny Macpherson is not competing this year, while cyclist Nicole Whitburn will carry the number one tag.
A Novice skills session will be held first while the division three criterium will be held at 12.30pm, division two at 1.30pm and division one at 2.40pm.
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Rashad Evans comes clean to Karyn Bryant about his feelings on Jackson's MMA, Jon Jones and his future in the UFC.
Rashad is a dumbass, all that talking and no bite. Even though i don't like Jon he took it easy on you, he could had finished your sorry as*
Rashad is a real fighter maybe you can go say things to his face if your man enough?
Man up, no didn't think so.
I like Rahad, if he was to win jones, he needs to study jeetkundo. because most of those techniques that jones uses are jeet kundo.
JJ is a decent fighter. But his main advantage is that he is TALL so your fists are too far from his face and he is LONG so he can hit you from far away without being in danger. Mix that in with good (but not great) fighting skills and you have JJ and why he is hard to beat. He has good wresting, good elbows, and chokes. His leg kicks and strikes are mostly just to soften people up for the finish.
Or maybe Rashad could man up and actualy do something to Jones rather then give up in the last fight and play it safe to save face.
Evans in my opinion is the only fighter in that division smart enuff and athletic enuff to get the belt from off of Jones.
Jeet Kun Do isn't one particular martial art.Bruce Lee did some kung fu, judo,boxing,basicly everything that was known internationally at his time.He would learn the same technics guys learn today if he was from our era.
There were NO fighting techniques that were invented by Bruce Lee or by anyone else after he died, get off the Gracie's and Steven Seagal's nuts! The techniques guys learn today are the same techniques being taught in the 1960′s, the guys today actually learn fewer sport specific techniques because they are only training to compete in the sport of mma with all of it's rules! The opening scene of Enter the Dragon is a mma match against a fat boy, they are even wearing speedos and slightly bigger fingerless kenpo gloves. Stop drinking the UFC kool aid


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I guess we could've used a minor league thread tonight, but it's a little late for that. FWIW, Phil Irwin right now has nine Ks thru six IP. Unfortunately, he's up to 95 pitches so he probably won't be around much longer. In fact, he just came out.
I saw (sort of) two more GCL games today, the last seven innings of yesterday's suspended game and the regularly scheduled game, which was shortened to seven innings. The guy who stood out (although he got a rest in the second game today) was SS Max Moroff. He really works the count and makes hard contact. He looked good in the field, although oddly I mostly saw him get chances in the air. Two pitchers who struck me as interesting: Martires Cadet (lefty with good curve) and Bryton Trepagnier (projectable righty who actually seems to have gained velo this year, up to 92-93).


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(04/05/12) - General Motors often saves big announcements for the North American Auto Show in Detroit, but the company is showing some important upgrades this week at the New York Auto Show.
The Impala has been the flagship of the Chevy line up since 1958, but the last time the model had a serious update was in 2006.
"The biggest reaction I've seen from people in the industry is 'finally GM is really changing the Impala because it has been a long time,'" said Dr. Greg Davis, engineering professor at Kettering University.
The 2014 version is designed to knock the socks off those who love a full-size ride.
"It's a beautiful car, looking a lot more expensive than what it really is; both inside and outside," said Mark Reuss, General Motors North America president.
The updated Impala goes on sale in early 2013 as the tenth generation of what GM calls one of the industry's most enduring nameplates. The sheet metal has been re-sculpted and you'll have a choice to make under the hood - three engine options include the mild hybrid system called e-assist.
"You really have everything here. So I think we're going to get a lot of new buyers," Reuss said.
Chevy sold 171,000 old-style Impalas last year. The GM division hopes the re-design will be good competition for the Ford Taurus and Toyota Avalon.
"People don't pay attention to the Impala too much because they're just so many of them but the large sedan is still a very important segment in America," Davis said.
Chevy is also making several improvements to the 2013 Traverse crossover. Among the changes, a new airbag system that offers more safety in a crash.
"It deploys between its two front seats to provide additional restraint to front occupants in side impacts," said Chris Perry, Chevrolet vice president.
The 2013 Buick Enclave will have a fresher look and more technology. The GMC Terrain will have more options in the coming model year.
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