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Back Pain Health Center
Pamphlets Won't Help Patients Get Back to Work More Quickly After Back Injury
June 23, 2000 -- If you've ever had a work injury that resulted in low back pain, you probably knew you weren't going to die, even though you felt like it. If you got a pamphlet in the mail reassuring you that you would recover, and giving you some healthy back tips, would this pamphlet help you get back to work sooner?
If you answered "no," you would be in the majority. According to an article published in a recent issue of the journal Spine, educational pamphlets were found to be ineffective in reducing back-related disability following a work-related low back injury. These findings are particularly disappointing given that patient education has been a popular strategy recently in the medical community's efforts to reduce back-related disability.
However, the investigators are hopeful that the problem with pamphlets will be solved by fine-tuning the message and the medium. "Even the best educational method will not reduce disability without effective content," the authors write. For example, a better place and way to educate people with work-related back injuries may help them recover faster. In this study, the only education was a pamphlet sent in the mail. Patients who are back to work may also benefit from seminars at the workplace. However, the authors acknowledge that employees usually see sessions involving mandatory participation as a big yawn.
It's important to know that these findings only pertained to patients whose injuries were sustained at work, lead author Rowland G. Hazard, MD, tells WebMD. "In this population of patients with back pain reporting work-related injury, just giving them a pamphlet is not enough to change their disability outcomes," he says. The study didn't measure the effectiveness of such a pamphlet for patients with injuries due to other causes. Hazard is a professor of orthopaedics and rehabilitation at the University of Vermont in Burlington, and the director of intensive rehabilitation at the Spine Institute of Vermont in Williston.
He and his colleagues identified 726 workers who had reported back pain within 11 days of an injury on the job. Of the 488 who consented to participate, 229 of them were sent an educational pamphlet in the mail. In follow-up telephone interviews, 87% of those who were sent a pamphlet recalled getting it, and more than half thought that it had been helpful. Unfortunately, only 25 (11%) thought the pamphlet had aided their return to work.
More than 90% of the overall group were back to work three months after their injury. At this time, according to the authors, there were no significant differences between the groups who received the pamphlets and those who didn't in regard to pain severity, improvement of pain since its worst, or the number of health care visits. Even the 25 patients who thought the pamphlet helped speed their return to work did not actually return to work more quickly than those who found it ineffective, write the authors.
An effective pamphlet needs to be part of an overall treatment approach, Marco Campello, PT, tells WebMD in an interview seeking an objective assessment of the study. "[O]ther studies have proven before that a pamphlet alone, without any guidance, doesn't work," says Campello, the associate clinical director of the Occupational and Industrial Orthopaedic Center at the Hospital for Joint Diseases in New York City. A team of physicians, nurses, and physical therapists should be telling the patient that people tend to recover well after a low back injury, he says. If that information is reinforced by the pamphlet's content, then the pamphlet is an effective tool.


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Place with the BEST view?
food does not need to be phenomenal, but i won t eat crap to get a good view. search says top of the mark, nowhere else? TIA
re: Robert Lauriston
Does Blooms have food now? Beyond the Sunday afternoon crokpot of hot dogs, I mean?
re: Chuckles the Clone
There are about 10 good eat spots within 2 blocks, though. The back table at Bloom's is certainly an insider's secret.
re: Robert Lauriston
Is the food at Blooms any better than crap?
re: Euonymous
The food at Bloom's is black and comes in a pint glass.
re: Robert Lauriston
Aah! Bread in a glass.
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When's the last time you were at Bloom's Saloon? A big plum tree has grown up and blocks the left half of the view, the Stella beer on tap was way over the hill, and we felt distinctly unwelcome so we moved on after one round. The Anchor Steam was fresh enough, but not great; you'd think being just 2 blocks from the brewery they'd do a top notch job with Anchor.
We ended up at the Ramp, a bar/restaurant down near the dry docks and a small sailboat marina in dogpatch with a table in the sun with a view of the bay. Much better than the pinesol-laden air and funky beer of Bloom's.
The Ramp
855 Terry Francois St, off of 3rd in the Dogpatch south of AT&T park
re: walker
The food at the Beach Chalet used to be crap. Has it improved?
re: Robert Lauriston
I've only been once. I tried my friend's fish & chips even tho I thought I did not care for Mahi Mahi. It was fine. I just prefer cod, haddock or halibut in fish & chips. I did not like my spareribs, they were tough and they graciously took them back. Maybe I would have liked the ravioli dish. The view is great (in daylight, of course) and easy parking. I'd go again and just be careful what I ordered. People visiting here really crave a restaurant with a view. The Bistro at the Cliff House has good views, reasonable prices and food is good, sole is fresh. (rice that came with it was salty and gummy and steamed fresh veggies were boring, not much flavor.)
re: Robert Lauriston
I go there and the park chalet pretty often. I definitely don't think it's crap, although without the view, it's not a destination. I'd stick with the simpler foods - I like the ribs and the fish & chips fine; burger is also decent. That said, I tend to go to park chalet more often - they've really changed up their menu and are doing many more small plates. The truffled mac & cheese is good.
The view at the beach chalet is all water. When the weather is good, it is enjoyable to watch the parasurfers with their colorful sails. And you also get the sunset.
re: Pandora
The Park Chalet has decent food, but the view is of the back of the Beach Chalet.
re: walker
I've gone into the Carnelian Room twice. First time I was wearing the wrong shoes or something, got a ton of overt bad attitude from the guy at the door, and the bartender pretended we didn't exist. Second time was after a wedding and there was absolutely no question whether we were in the proper rich person costume: we were. Again, it was as if we'd accidently stepped into "let's pretend to be snobbish prigs" day at a bad acting school somewhere. Again, could not get a drink.
Maybe, just maybe, you've got the particular look they accept up there and maybe you'll find some way to enjoy it. But if you're like everyone else, stay the fark away.
Nothing in San Francisco beats the VA cafeteria (at Lands End) for best view/worst food combo. Bring you own food (you can buy cold bottled and fountain drinks) and eat at the picnic tables outside. Park in the lot below the Palace of Legion of Honor and enjoy the gardened walk up the Battle of the Bulge trail which will drop you off at the picnic tables and cafeteria.
re: tranewreck
Over 60 places with a view in SF.
La Terasse isn't too bad.
re: tranewreck
>>best view/worst food combo.
Is the Burger King in the Presidio still there (I think I heard it closed a few years back)? If it is, the perfect view of the Golden Gate plus the well known level of
gastronomy might give the VA a run for its money.
re: Chuckles the Clone
Burger King is gone, and some sort of private organization is in that space. Almost next door is La Terasse. The view isn't as good as the old BK spot, but still not bad. There are those who might consider that La Terasse could give the VA a run for its money, but I was happy with my pizza and draft beer there.
Hi. Twenty years ago I went to the revolving restaurant atop the Hyatt at Embarcadero Center 5. I was just about to recommend it for the view alone (since it has been 20 years, I can't well comment on the food and service). But I can't find a reference to it anywhere, not even on the Hyatt's website. There are pictures of it, but no description in either the food or the conference facilities sections of their website. Just a few weeks ago I passed through the hotel and saw the elevators going up to it. Is it closed to the public now? Or am I completely missing something obvious? Not a big deal, just wondered if anybody had an explanation. Thanks.
re: grishnackh
Ah, okay. Thanks for the update. Guess it's the same thing that happened to the Crown Room atop the Fairmont, unless I'm mistaken. I was first taken to the Crown Room by an older co-worker determined to show me the sights since I was new in town. I would always take visiting friends and relatives there, too, though never ate there. That co-worker also took me to the Starlight Room atop the Sir Francis Drake, which may merit a mention in this thread. (It was closed the afternoon we went, but she broke in to show me the view.) But wait, THAT was the Equinox? What was the name of the disco atop the Westin St. Francis? The one you took the outdoor elevators to? I thought that was called the Equinox. But again, it's been twenty years on that one, too. (Haven't tried to go back since a friend was turned away for wearing tennis shoes.) I'm so confused. LOL It had an awesome view, in any case.
re: weem
Ah! Sweet memories of 20 years ago. The disco on top of the St. Francis was (is?) call Oz. When it first opened before it went private, they had a happy hour where I wiled away a couple of late afternoons. On the first visit, they had a long table of cheeses, another of fruit and another I can't recall. Upon the next visit, there was fruit, maybe salad and bread on one table, while on another there were heartier dishes including a standing rib cow with an attendant to slice it to order. All this food was free, as was the coffee before you had to leave when the disco opened at 8:00 or 9:00 p.m. It was incredible to sit up there to watch the sunset with a view of both bridges and the traffic jam on the freeway. Evidently, the restaurant next door to Oz is closed also.
I have eaten at Cityscape atop the Hilton SF on O'Farrell St. It appears to be only open for breakfast now. Leathernecks atop the Marines Memorial Hotel is open to the public and has a good view of the Union Square area and the Bay Bridge. It's reported to have good steaks and I know the breakfast is good.
In the east, the Paragon bar and cafe in the Claremont Hotel. Get a seat on the deck
for sunset. On weekends it turns into a bit of an odd club scene at 8 (and they start
charging a $10 cover) so make sure you've got a reservation and get there earlier.
Bad live "jazz" music (which you don't have to deal with if you're outside). Tasty
if cliche-trendy food. Somewhat expensive. Beautiful sunset over the city.
Competent and efficient bar staff. After the third drink or so it can be a very
pleasant evening.
re: Chuckles the Clone
East bay, you'd have to add Skates. They're more set up for view than Hs Lordships, and just a different view from the Claremont, no claim better or worse. Too bad about the jazz, given berkeley/oakland has such good native jazz.
View at the beach chalet is dull. Just water; the bay area has better. Far better. And no panoramic windows.
Greens is excellent view-age, and the food's not bad.
What about all the places on the embarcadero? Like Butterfly, Pier 23, ferry building, etc?
One of the fisherman's wharf places is two-story with good bar/view seats, anyone know which I mean?
Or take the ferry to Tiburon and eat at Guymas or Sam's.
If you're including *picknick tables* you might include *benches* then you'd have to get very specific, as I'm a big fan of Baker Beach & the headlands at the high point overlooking the bridge & the headlands after the rock tunnel at the swinging bridge near the lighthouse & near the top of Angel island & the south end of GGBR, either with the tourists or on the trail down to Baker & Laurence hall of science & crissy field & the water harmonica & maybe the west side of TI & maybe also twin peaks & that one incredible bench on Pt Reyes before you get to the lighthouse.... It is 100% true that a sack of Lucca's (eg, an italian with oil & vinegar on sour roll, or, bless my soul, Hazel's kitchen ANYTHING) and your favorite bench and a warm day [the hard part but we had one today] will beat anything anywhere anytime
Also remember the awful floating restaurants --- cf Hornblower's dinner cruises.
re: bbulkow
The original post says "won't eat crap to get a good view," so nix on Skates and Guaymas.
Hong Kong East Ocean in Emeryville has almost the same view as Skates.
re: Robert Lauriston
"crap" is a low bar, and the OP is not a regular poster.... hard to calibrate ... but, point taken, both are places I have eaten at the past, and will never eat at again.
When I'm near the berkeley marina I sometimes get a sandwich from the Seabreeze Deli (poor food but charming and the price is right) and sit on one of the garbage dump hills on the park on the north end. There's better takeout options (hey! Viks!), but ... dunno, Seabreeze ends up winning.
re: Robert Lauriston
Skates got some attention here last year:
While nothing in that thread compelled me to go, it didn't seem
as bad as having advertisements on the sides of buses would
have led me to think.
I really like the view from the Ferry Building on the Bay side of the Slanted Door. I have never eaten there, but I have never heard the food described as crap. It is not a highrise view. What kind of view do you want?
It may be just nostalgia, but I've always enjoyed the view across Tomales Bay from Tony's, and the food ain't bad. Haven't been to Nick's Cove since the new place opened, but the view from the old was great.


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Toys 'R Evil: Crosland talks "Hack/Slash: Land of Lost Toys"
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Deadly nightmares and deranged plastic playthings await Cassie Hack and Vlad in their latest adventure, the three issue mini-series "Hack/Slash: Land of Lost Toys." CBR News spoke with the man in charge of animating the homicidal toys, series artist Dave Crosland.
Touring the Decimation: Hine talks "Son of M" and "X-Men the 198"
Fri, November 4th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Following "House of M," life for mutants in the Marvel U became much more frightening. As part of the "Decimation" story line, David Hine brings two perspectives to the Post "House of M" world. In "Son of M," readers see the world through the eyes of a single mutant, while "X-Men: The 198" shows readers the world through a group perspective.
Runaround: Adrian Alphona talks "Runaways"
Wed, November 2nd, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
"Runaways" is one of Marvel Comics' most original titles in part due to the book's dynamic and unique visuals provided by artist Adrian Alphona. In part two of our look at "Runaways," CBR News spoke with Alphona about his past and present work on the series.
The Kids in America: Vaughan talks "Runaways"
Tue, November 1st, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
The "Runaways" are one of Marvel's most interesting super teams, but they don't wear costumes or call New York City their home. However the cast is about to see how super heroics are done Big Apple style in the current story arc, "East Coast/West Coast." In part one of our two-part look at "Runaways," CBR News spoke with series writer Brian K.Vaughan about the book.
War & Peacekeepers: Gibbons on "Rann- Thanagar," "Green Lantern Corps: Recharge" & More
Fri, October 28th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Dave Gibbons has been busy wreaking havoc in the DCU cosmos. The recently completed "Rann-Thanagar War" set the galaxy ablaze and in "Green Lantern Corps: Recharge," the reborn army of ringslingers must combat an unknown enemy that's targeted them for elimination. CBR News spoke with Gibbons about both series and the "Green Lantern Corps" ongoing series set to begin next year.
REVIEW: "Hack/Slash: Stage Fright" Chicago Style Grand Guignol
Sun, October 23rd, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Fans of Tim Seeley's "Hack/Slash" have only one more week to catch the stage adaptation of the play in Chicago. "Hack/Slash: Stage Fright" is a live production of the comic and CBR News' Dave Richards recently made his way to Chicago to catch a performance.
Dangerous Curves Ahead: Hartnell and Bradshaw talk "Danger Girl: Back in Black"
Thu, October 13th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
This November, fans of beautiful women, over the top spy action and screwball comedy have something to be thankful for because the Danger Girls are back in "Danger Girl: Back in Black." CBR News spoke with Andy Hartnell and Nick Bradshaw about the series, which sends the girls undercover in pursuit of a dangerous artifact.
King of Pain: Moore and Long talk "X-Men Unlimited" #12
Thu, October 13th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Wolverine's healing factor may help him survive any injury, but readers of December's "X-Men Unlimited" #12 will learn that he's no stranger to physical and emotional pain. CBR News spoke with the writers of this upcoming issue, Stuart Moore and Christopher E Long.
Dead Man's Party: Kirkman & Phillips talk "Marvel Zombies"
Tue, October 11th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
This December, Robert Kirkman and Sean Phillips will take readers back to a world where "The Avengers" are Earth's Mightiest Flesh Eaters and "The X-Men" are out to eat a world that fears and hates them in "Marvel Zombies." CBR News spoke with Kirkman and Phillips about the series which further explores the zombie infected Marvel Universe.
Sweet Fifteen: Pannicia talk "Amazing Fantasy" #15
Thu, October 6th, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Over forty years ago, Marvel made history with the debut of Spider-Man in "Amazing Fantasy" #15. In November, Marvel hopes lightning strikes twice when "Amazing Fantasy" Vol. 2 reaches #15. CBR News spoke with editor Mark Pannicia about issue, which features a host of new characters and a star studded list of creators.
Pulp Fiction: Wagner talks "Batman and the Monster Men"
Mon, October 3rd, 2005 | Category: Comic Books
Early on, Batman's crusade against crime was somewhat simple as he fought mostly mobsters, corrupt cops and politicians. This November, Matt Wagner tells an early tale of the Dark Knight and introduces a new style of opponent-- super villains-- in "Batman and the Monster Men."


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It is a good thing the Detroit Lions have a number of internal options to handle kick and punt return duties in 2013 because Josh Cribbs is no longer an option. The Lions were reportedly one of four finalists to lands his services but one of the other three has won out. Jason La Canfora was the first to report the news on twitter:
Return ace Josh Cribbs has agreed to terms with the Raiders after visiting several teams
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Cribbs has expressed a strong desire to contribute as a wide receiver in recent years, making the Lions seem like a good option considering their pass-happy offense and need for someone to play opposite Calvin Johnson on the outside. Perhaps the Raiders promised more of a role on offense than the Lions were willing to offer.
Steven Miller generated some buzz coming out of last weekend's rookie minicamp as he fights to make the team as an undrafted free agent as a return specialist. He will face a training camp battle with the likes of Joique Bell, Patrick Edwards, Mike Thomas, Darius Slay and Devin Thomas.
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16Bit Assassins: Episode 95 Schmamer Hate
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Wow it's been a long time, but we're back after an extended hiatus and we've got some things that need to be said, On episode 95, the Assassins talk about the stupidity that is gamergate, and it's impact on the gaming community, and while we understand not everyone wants to hear about it, it needs to be talked about, but this episode is not all about hate, Toaster also talks some Evil Within, as well as Alien Isolation. Bioware launches new trailers for Dargon Age Inquiistion. PS4 goes all sharing is caring on the 28th. In television news the assassins talk some Gotham, Flash, and the Arrow, as well up NBC''s Constantine, All of this and the 16Bit Assassins take on the age of Ultron trailer, all this and more on episode 95, Schmamer Hate
16Bit Assassins Episode 93: Dinklage Spark 343
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's another episode of the 16Bit Assassins podcast. On episode 93, we are joined by Grant from Red Level Games to talk about their upcoming title Dragon: The Game. Also on this episode, Dunny and Toaster talk some Destiny, the good, the bad, and the plainly uninformed. Also on episode 93, we find out all those ET games that were unearthed are planning on being sold, we talk a bit about Microsoft's parity clause, and the Assassins sound off on what classic games they'd like to see get a face lift, all this, and of course some Boston Festival of Indie games love, on episode 93: Dinklage Spark 343.
16Bit Assassins Ep 94: Cap'n Dunny and The Outrageous Fortune
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Well it's Friday and the 16Bit crew is back with another episode of The 16Bit Assassins podcast. With the Tokyo Game Show kicking off this week we talk about some of the new trailers and news coming from our gaming friends in the land of the rising sun. Kojima and Del Toro's new Silent HIlls trailer definitely ups the creepy, Capcom swings for the fences with the beautiful Deep Down. Still a work in progress Dunny and Toaster talk some more about Destiny, including the Vault of Glass raid, and some fan theories that may leave some of you with a familiar taste. Also on this episode we have some comic book goodness going on, Deadpool movie finally gets a green light and a release date, Bruce Timm, announces a new Justice League, DC/Vertigo's Lucifer gets a pilot request, and Battlefront 3 looks like it's getting a release date. All this and more, brought to you with the usual 16Bit attitude, on Episode 94, Cap'n Dunny and The Outrageous Fortune
16Bit Assassins Ep 89: To Stupidity...and Beyond!!
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Ladies and gents, it's one of our usual special Thursday episode, and we're joined by one of our favorite guests, that's right, Dan Silvers from Lantana games will by with us. On this episode we take a look at EA's subscription service, we talk about hte Indie Megaboth and their Gamescom offerings, Destiny hits 4.6 million beta users, Guardians of the Galaxy's sequel announced for 2017, and the end credits scene gets leaked online, which brings us back to an older 16Bit episode, Neverwinter Nights comes to consoles in 2015, all this and more on Toaster's goodbye to the 16Bit Assassins studio.
16Bit Assassins Ep 88: Game-a-thon!!!
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Ladies and gents, it's another Friday, and another 16Bit Assassins show, on this episode we're joined by Matt from the Game-A-Thoners, you may remember them from a few episodes back, but Matt didn't get the chance to join, and is making up for that now. So what do we have on this episode? Well, San Diego Comic Con is in full swing, which means we'll get small pictures of Batfleck, to keep you jones for 2016, also on this episode, good news for Destiny fans, as you don't need a code to play anymore, we find politics and war are hitting some game studios pretty hard, and talk about Bioware's upcoming teased project. Dragon Age gets pushed back, Mordor gets pushed up, all this and more on Episode 88 Game-A-Thon!!!
16Bit Assassins Ep 90: Stuck with a dog that hates me
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Ladies and Gentlemen, it's Friday night, and you know what that means, another amazing episode of the 16Bit Assasins podcast, on this episode we find out if Toaster survived his drive to Florida, and we check in with Dunny who has been left to his own devices in Massachusetts, Also on episode 90 we talk about Blizzard's epic reveal of a....launch date, also the 16Bit Assassins come to grips with Casey Hudson leaving Bioware, Hideo Kojima, and Guillermo Del Toro, reveal a new Silent HIll, Microsoft tries to fight back against PS4's 10 million units sold, Ubisoft reveals micro transactions for Unity all this and the usual Star Wars/comic book references, and more, all on episode 90, Stuck with a dog that hates me.
16Bit Assassins Ep 91: Technically We are all half Centaur
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Well ladies and gentlemen, it's Friday and that means the 16Bit show is back, and we've got a great show lined up for you, Toaster talks about what he's looking forward to during his trip to Seattle, and Pax Prime, Dunny talks some playable teaser info, someone doesn't like THe Order 1886, the sun will die before you completely complete no man's sky. Resident Evil 2 leaks, Behemoth announces game 4, Boring PS4 still selling like hotcakes, all this and more, on Episode 91: Technically we're all half centaur.
16Bit Assassins Ep 92: Mr. McGhee goes to Washington
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Okay, it wouldn't be a 16Bit show without something going stupid, but we're back for a Friday show, on this episdoe we talk some Pax Prime, and are joined by The DcD. On this episode we talk a bit about the unfortunate hacking of phones, that which is #gamergate, Destiny cologne? A Tiny Titan? The Resident Evil game gets an HD remake, Shadows of Mordor, Alien Isolation, and all that is Prime. Resident Evil gets a remake? Never Alone is amazing, and more indie goodness.
16Bit Assassins Episode 84: But what if I want to use the hot tub?
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Ladies and Gentelmen have we got a show for you this evening, We know it's Sunday but hey, when Commander Shepard wants to do a show on a Sunday you do a show on a Sunday, that's right kids, the voice behind Shepard himself from Mass Effect, Mark Meer will be joing the 16Bit Assassins for an evening of discussion and talk. Also on this episode we talk about the Kickstarter for the VR control glove, compatiable with Occulus Rift, Do figher's really need to be 60 dollars? 16Bit Assassins E3 expectations, Joker to be in Dawn of Justice? Is arrow getting nightwing? All this, and Mark Meer, on episode 84, But what if I want to use the hottub.
16Bit Assassins Ep 88.5: "Teabaggin the ISP"
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Well ladies and gents, we're going to try round 2, thanks for checking Friday's show by the way, So, what are we talking about on episode 88.5, well, all the things we couldn't talk about on Episode 88 because of the internets deciding to implode. For those of you who missed the episode, Matt from the Game-A-Thoners joined us, and may be back for this episode, but enough griping about the internet, on 88.5 we have some SDCC news with shots of Affleck in the Cowl, we take a look at how politics and war impact game studios, as well as Destiny's Beta opening for everyone, all this and our usual train of thought banter, on Episode 88.5, "Teabaggin the ISP"
16Bit Assassins Ep 85: The E3 Super Happy Fun Extravaganza
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's Thursday, and we're doing a show because we just couldn't wait to talk about E3 any longer, On this episode we talk about the event going on in LA,, I'd say we're live in Los Angeles, but I'd be lying, So on this episode we take a look at some of the E3 offerings, Assassin's Creed Unity, Halo Master Chief edition, The order 1886, We talk about them all, and was that a Star Fox teaser at the end of Nintendo's digital short, and how did they score Robot Chicken?
16Bit Assassins Ep 87: Gorillas at the Soundboard (again)
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Ladies and gentlemen, after last week's audio fiasco we're back, and we've got a great, audio filled show for you on this episode. On episode 87, Dunny talks some Destiny beta goodness, as Toaster runs out to get a PS4. Quakecon rages, and we talk about what's been written about Doom, because well, we aren't at Quakecon. Marvel makes some drastic changes, Toaster talks why Alien Isolation may be the survival horror we've been looking for, The Crew closed Beta gets a launch, Evil Within gets a new release date, all this and the usual sarcasm on Episode 87, Gorilla at the soundboard....again.
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Ladies and gentleman, meet your first batch of 2012 Olympic gold medalists in men's boxing: Shiming Zou of China, Luke Campbell of Great Britain, Roniel Iglesias Solotongo of Cuba, Ryota Murata of Japan and Oleksandr Usyk of the Ukraine. Two of the five get to the top of the medal stand a bit controversially, as you might expect of this tawdry event.(Roniel Iglesias Sotolongo, right, and Denys Berinchyk, left; photo via London 2012 Olympics website)Light Flyweight 49kg/108lb Shiming Zou (China)-Kaeo Pongprayoon (Thailand), 13-10: My thesaurus has exhausted all the synonyms for "outrage," "disgrace," etc., so I'll just call this one dumb. And, duh, of course Zou won. He had an argument for winning the 1st, and the 2nd was close for Pongprayoon, but Zou came into the 3rd with a 6-4 lead. The 3rd was all Pongprayoon, without question, but the judges gave him that one, too. It looked like Zou was going to lose it double-big, when the ref gave him a warning fo...
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text: At 06:14 PM 1/30/2004, you wrote: >Upon rereading this I do have a suggestion if people would listen and hear >me out. I am for one willing to help but not be.... swept under the mat so I >can not merchant anymore. Why not impose a slight and I do mean slight extra >fee on merchants to help cover the cost of the 50$ fee the sca is being >charged for merchants (the local office said this is the first time they had >ever heard of this because to quote them the SCA isnt what is prospering >over the merchants and since the SCA is a non profit group are supposed to >be outside the new taxlaw). And for my earlier post I apologize I thought >you were saying we had to pay the 50$. but still honestly how has this >affected merchanting in Oklahoma? > >Chass of Rundel Chass, I don't know who the local tax office is that you spoke with, but I would like to know. What they told you is not what our Tax Policy division is saying. They are the ones who are charged with interpreting the Tax Laws and writing up the rules and procedures. The Law affects the SCA in three ways. First the way it is written, the SCA must obtain a Permit that costs $50 to allow merchants to sell things at one of our events. Yes, this can be offset by a simple merchant (Table) fee. Secondly, we must track and record all merchants that setup to do business at the event. Lastly, If the merchant has an Oklahoma Tax Permit all we have to do is record that they were there doing business. BUT if the merchant does not have a Oklahoma Tax Permit, then we must collect their daily sales tax receipts and send them in to the Tax Commission. This puts us in the position of being an agent of the state and makes us liable for the actual sales tax receipts turned over to us for remittal to the state. Either way we also have to file a report with the Tax Commission listing all of the vendors that did business (whether they sell anything or not). These are the areas where the concern over reporting on time comes in. It is one thing for a group to not send in their SCA event report on time or forget to send in the Site Wavier. It is something else entirely to not file a Tax Report or remit Tax moneys on time. This law is not well liked by a lot of people and I would suggest to anyone that the best corse of action is to contat your legislature member and see about getting the law changed. Sir Burke Burke McCrory Internet Administrator Oklahoma Tax Commission bmccrory at oktax.state.ok.us These opinions are my own and should not be construed to be those of my employer.


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Last year wasn't exactly a wasted year for St. Louis Rams rookie wide receiver Tavon Austin, but it wasn't exactly the season everyone had in mind either.
Multiple times last year, game announcers and analysts wondered why the Rams weren't featuring Austin on a more regular basis after the receiver would make a huge play or an electrifying run.
Head coach Jeff Fisher seems to have heard the grumblings and is preparing to use the talented pass-catcher more next season and he expects Austin's production to increase.
"I think another year in the program, in the offense, OTAs, training camp, you'll see more production. I think we'll do a better job of using him now that we know what he's capable of doing. Kind of looking forward to see him improve from Year One to Year Two."
Austin had 40 catches for 418 yards and four touchdown last season. It seems kind of strange that Fisher only now seems to know what he has with the former first round pick. Everyone else knew last season.


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Using 45's, Peanut Butter Wolf has put together a compilation appropriately titled 45 Live: A Classic Rap Mix. Artists on the album include Just Ice, The Treacherous Three, Biz Markie [click to read], and Marley Marl [click to read], among other pioneering figures.
45 Live, which will be released on newly-created label Five Day Weekend, is a project Peanut Butter Wolf has described as an "honor" to create.
"This is one of the crowning moments of my music career, seriously. As a kid growing up in San Jose, California when all this stuff was coming out, I was hooked and half a lifetime later I still am. I can only imagine what these songs sound like to a teenager today hearing them for the first time, just as they probably wonder what it was like for someone like me to have heard them for the first time back when it was all happening," he said in a press statement.
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In 4004 B.C., Humanity Resists Temptation. On this day, as calculated by our brother James Ussher and remembered by Mother Eve, she was walking in The Garden when approached by a serpent, that crafty foe.
Humanity Resists Temptation The world was still young, having only been finished that October, and there were but two humans in all of Creation, Eve and our slightly older Father, Adam, from whose rib Eve, and thereby all of us, came. She meandered by the feared Tree of Knowledge that has long been buried under concrete and steel.
Before its protection, however, the tree was open to be seen and its fruit could be picked with mere fingertips. The serpent asked, "Has God indeed said, 'You shall not eat of every tree of the garden'?"
Eve replied, "We may eat the fruit of the trees of the garden; but of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God has said, 'You shall not eat it, nor shall you touch it, lest you die.'"
The serpent scoffed and said, "You will not surely die. For God knows that in the day you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil".
After a moment of temptation, Eve resisted and ran screaming through the Garden, crying out for God. Upon hearing His voice asking after the matter, Eve explained she had been tempted. God found the spirit of Lucifer, that most rebellious angel cast out of Heaven, in the beast, and both were cast into the Pit. Since that day, we humans have always fought the temptation of the Tree, leading to its burial in the ongoing Babel project, putting it under a foundation someday as high as Heaven. Until the end of time, we will drive it deeper and deeper, away from our hand so that we will never know what it is to "die".
In the six thousand years since, humanity has grown and achieved feats applauded by the angels such as building cities and exploring to every corner of the Earth. As far as we have gone, all of us consider The Garden our home, and many continue to sleep under its boughs. We have even "created" on our own, making art and music and telling tales of fanciful things, such as if the morning dew were so heavy it fell from the sky in waves of drops or if we could fly like angels.
Meanwhile, Heaven has been quiet other than a second rebellion by angels suffering something known as "boredom," perhaps a thing akin to the arrogance of the first rebellion. The Word, which was in the beginning being with God and being God, also seemed at a loss, as if He were meant for more. Still, He was known to approach Earth and share fellowship with us. Most dramatically, some 2000 years ago, the Word became man by virgin birth and ruled as king. While a significant entry, most agree we would have accepted Him in any case, but who are we to question God's Plan?
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"We have no dinosaur, it says on a hand-lettered sign outside a farm that puts on rattlesnake rodeos."
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To find pleasure in Conquest of the Useless, you must have at least a passing familiarity with the filmmaker Werner Herzog. Herzog has been writing and directing films for five decades, but only a few of his movies have broken into the American mainstream. The most well known here are the documentary Grizzly Man and the Vietnam War film Rescue Dawn (starring Christian Bale).
Each of Herzog's works oozes with a mood of effortless intensity, as if he has summoned the stress and obsessions of humanity like moths to a flame. Whether it's Timothy Treadwell (Grizzly Man's protagonist, who lived with and was inevitably eaten by bears) or Nosferatu (from Herzog's 1979 remake), the director is singular in his subjects' driven focus on their goals and desire, no matter how self-destructive they may be.
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Last night one of my best friends, Olivia (last seen here), and I went to grab some sushi over at Sushi Rock in Arlington. Although crabs are holding it down as my absolute favorite food of all time – note to friends, if for some reason I am sent to death for some crazy reason like oh… I don't know… skinning Lindsay Lohan and wearing her like a Forever Lazy, I want my last meal to be 1 dozen Maryland hard shell crabs, a basket of hushpuppies, and a pitcher of Blue Moon. Don't you dare bring me Miller Light!!- Anyways, like I was saying, crabbies are #1 on the Billboard charts for me in terms of faves, but sushi is a close second. One perfect bite of salty and sweet, chewy and crunchy, and we can all pretend that it's healthy! Denial is fun! Weeeee.
Sushi Rock is a whole 3 minute drive away from me, has a good bar, and fantastic sushi. Although the décor is a little more Rock of Love than Rock and Roll, I can get on board. My favorite roll right now is called something like Rock Me All Night or something (I tried to check online but their website has no menu). I don't really have many words to describe it besides a luscious cloud that sushi dreams are made of.
Having said that, let's indulge in a little food porn. And I'm sorry Olivia that I took 82 pictures of you, I'm creepy, accept it.
Friday, June 8, 2012
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Ok, now it's my turn to hate you for posting such amaaaaaazing looking food//SUSHIIII I thought we had an agreement no sushi unless we're consuming it together?! ughhhh anyways it looks DEEEELISHIOSO , happy friday :)ReplyDelete
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love me some sushi & have been craving it all week. so essentially you have made my craving worse, thank you! but i will have to try this place out. it looks so good.ReplyDelete
have a great weekend love!
I've been meaning to try this place! I work right in Rosslyn so if you ever need a lunch date let me know!ReplyDelete
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Everything looks delicious!ReplyDelete
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'Wheat growers individualistic, rice growers cooperative'
The age-old East-West debate has just got a new twist as a study suggested that if you come from a culture that values independence and individualism, it may be because you belong to a region that has traditionally cultivated wheat.
The opposite is true for people in the rice growing regions; they are generally interdependent and cooperative, the "rice theory" stated.
"The data suggests that legacies of farming are continuing to affect people in the modern world," said Thomas Talhelm from University of Virginia in the US.
"It has resulted in two distinct cultural psychologies that mirror the differences between the East Asia and the West," Talhelm, who formulated the "rice theory", noted.
For the study, researchers interviewed 1,162 Han Chinese college students in the wheat-growing north and the rice-farming south to see how they thought.
They also tested students living in areas just on opposite sides of the north-south divide of the Yangtze river.
While the students from the north - even just north of the river - displayed more analytical thinking, those from the south were more community oriented.
"I think the rice theory provides some insight to why the rice-growing regions of the East Asia are less individualistic than the Western world or northern China, even with their wealth and modernisation," Talhelm said.
Rice farming requires much more time, resource sharing and is much more labour intensive than wheat farming.
On the other hand, wheat farmers rely on the weather and their own skills, not each other, for success.
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If the contingent of Fayette Free Thought Society members and supporters of newly appointed Fayette Board of Education Chairman Leonard Presberg thought they needed to turn out in strength to protect him from harm — whether mental or physical — from rabid, Jesus-spouting Christians last week, they needn't have bothered.
The few Christians who showed up at the Peachtree City Library Community Room to question Presberg on his beliefs and worldview were easily outnumbered, mostly silenced and maybe even intimidated by Presberg's vocal platoon. Read More»
Some readers and online posters have made a case for the ultimate logic of small district voting in the aftermath of the court-forced change in the way Fayette voters choose their representatives to the Fayette County Board of Education.
I suspect those who support the change tend to support the NAACP's lawsuit contention that a black minority has been denied the right to choose their own representative to the board because Fayette's at-large voting for all five districts dilutes their voting power.
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[ADDENDUM and update follows below this column.] — In the aftermath of last week's momentous votes by the Fayette County Board of Education, I'm still puzzled.First, the four members of the board in early November interviewed seven volunteers for the opening on the board created by the Sept. 22 death of Post 5 member Sam Tolbert.By mid-November, they made their choice unanimously: Leonard Presberg. Read More»
The curious and the curiouser: Enquiring minds want to know . . .
The Fayette County Board of Education has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in capitulating to the NAACP district voting lawsuit shakedown, a suit totally unwinnable by the Democrats on the face of it.
As a result of members Terri Smith, Janet Smola and Leonard Presberg, every Fayette County voter has just been 80 percent disenfranchised. Read More»
It was not for nothing that wags once said, "Lock up your women and children and bury your gold in a safe hiding place. The Georgia General Assembly is in session."
I often wonder how bad would it be, really, if one year the legislature just simply did not convene. How bad could it be that all those lawyers and oh-so-helpful legislators would just stay home and confine their helpfulness to their immediate family?
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It's Christmas. Unabashedly, unashamedly, unapologetically Christmas.
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This is a season that lends itself to sentimentality. But beneath that layer, let's look at the basic impulse that drives this season: Giving, because of love.
The basis of this season is love that is expressed in giving something that costs the giver but expects nothing in return.
That's not natural. But that's the essence of Christmas. Read More»
On the opposite page, Georgia's governor, Nathan Deal, lays out his vision of the state's most pressing need: More money for "transportation infrastructure."
Peachtree City state Rep. Matt Ramsey also weighs in across the page on the need for less "backward looking" and more attention to those things that might improve the economy of our area. More about that later.
I agree with Gov. Deal about the need for upkeep and improvement of some parts of our transportation infrastructure. I disagree with his means to get there. Read More»
After incumbents get beat unexpectedly — at least unexpected by the incumbents — pundits usually feel compelled to pundificate on "what it all means."
I will resist that temptation since I have no idea what "it all means." I do have a few ideas about what some of it means. (You are free to assign whatever weight you believe appropriate to my pundificating — or my bloviating, as one soon-to-be ex-mayor dubbed my editorial efforts.)
A tip of the hat to old Tip O'Neill, who immortalized the truism, "All politics is local."
Local. Not regional. Read More»
It's personality election time in Peachtree City, as evidenced by the postings commenting on an otherwise rather bland letter by this year's surviving challenger — Stephen Allen — who is trying to unseat incumbent Eric Imker.
One new anti-Allen and pro-Imker poster — Greenbelt — raised suspicions; a verification check validated the suspicion.
Thursday afternoon, I posted the following comment on TheCitizen.com:
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Week 12 involves a pivotal matchup between the Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders. Normally, two AFC teams with 4-6 records wouldn't have much hope for a playoff berth. They'd find themselves sunk at least two games behind whoever controls the No. 6 seed.
That's not the case this season. The Titans and Raiders are both one-game behind the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins (5-5) for that final playoff berth. The Jets and Dolphins are far from unbeatable and could easily finish with a .500 record (8-8), maybe worse. If the Raiders or Titans could put together a string of victories (5 of 6), they have a strong chance to end their postseason droughts.
The Titans have lost five of their last six games. Before that losing stretch, there were many fans who had assumed that Oakland was about as close to an automatic win as they could get. While fans remain confident, it's obvious that there are no such things as guaranteed victories, at least not in the Mike Munchak era.
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The biggest draws will be Kimbo Slice, Gina Carano, Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos, Nick Diaz, Robbie Lawlor and Jake Shields.
The auction will take place on November 17, at the offices of Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP in Los Angeles, according to a banner EliteXC has posted at the top of popular mixed martial arts site MMAweekly.com.
The unfortunate situation doesn't leave the fighters much room to negotiate new contracts, but it does give various organizations a chance to scoop up some quality fighters who could be a big draw.
It's hard to believe that the UFC will participate, based on their hard line negotiation tactics in the past. If they are interested in any of these fighters, they will likely wait for the contracts to expire, and then negotiate a cheaper contract, with the promises of opportunities to fight the best competition in the sport. UFC president Dana White has made it clear that Kimbo is not an option, and also that the UFC has no interest in promoting female fighters.
I'm putting my hat in the ring now. I've got $50 I can throw in to purchase the contract of Gina Carano, who is my absolute favorite fighter in mixed martial arts. I would bid more, but let's face it... I'm a blogger, not a millionaire. I won't make it to LA for the auction, but hopefully EliteXC sees this, and cuts me a break. And hopefully no one else outbids me. I don't like my chances, to be honest.
There's a good chance that Mark Cuban will take advantage of this opportunity, and grab some of the contracts for his HDNet Fights organization. Cuban is a businessman above all else, and there is a huge demand for a Carano-Cyborg fight, and Kimbo is probably still an inexplicably big draw.
Best of luck to the fighters, and I really hope that they are able to make the best of this situation and land in a much better situation. EliteXC had a chance to be a solid organization, and had some of the best talent outside the UFC before they got caught up in the circus act of Kimbo, and the rumors of fixing fight results, or at least suggesting certain fight tactics. The fighters are not to blame, however, and hopefully they do well, wherever they end up.
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Furniture Firm Relocates: Michigan to Indiana
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LAGRANGE, IN - Wood furniture and custom moulding maker Lake Area Designs, a supplier to recreational vehicle and commercial wood manufacturers, is spending $1.5 million as it moves from Sturgis, MI to LaGrange, IN.
The company will invest in leasing and renovating a 24,000 square-foot plant, then move its operations when construction is completed in April 2013. Ten employees from Sturgis will relocated. lake Area Designs will begin hiring additional employees in manufacturing and production in June.
Lake Area Designs produces coffee tables, chairs, end tables and other wooden furniture of its own designs. It also manunfactures custom wood mouldings such as door trims and base rails, for RV companies across northeast Indiana. More than 80 percent of U.S. RVs are made in Indiana.
"We are very excited to make the move to Indiana to be closer to our customer base in northern Indiana," said Rob West, president of Lake Area Design. He said that Indiana's right-to-work status factored into the decision.
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation says it also provided Lake Area Designs $325,000 in conditional tax credits based on the company's job creation plans. It plans to employ 36 people in its wood manufacturing operation by 2016.
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1 [in combination] Having a specified number of corners: young boys in six-cornered hats
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I think that it is very important if you know what you want, understand where you are heading towards, and try your best to get it. It is only when we use our hearts to do it, and fall in love with what we are doing, then can we really get real determination.


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PITTSBURGH — In the aftermath of Syracuse's surprisingly tight victory over North Carolina-Asheville on Thursday, Coach Jim Boeheim said more than once that Fab Melo's absence had nothing to do with the Orange's inconsistent play. When top-seeded Syracuse faces No. 8 Kansas State in the Round of 32 on Saturday, however, the center position — and the hole left by Melo, who was declared ineligible Tuesday — figures to be more significant.
Kansas State finished the season as the best offensive rebounding team in the Big 12. They have Rodney McGruder and Jamar Samuels, who combined to average just under 12 rebounds a game, and Jordan Henriquez, who averages 2.5 blocks per game. Their size, at least in relation to North Carolina-Asheville's, should provide a different challenge for Syracuse, which will again turn to Rakeem Christmas and Baye Keita to fill in for Melo.
Boeheim pointed to how Christmas and Keita peformed this season when Melo missed three regular-season games, and said he hoped to see a similar effort to the one the pair showed in a victory over Cincinnati and its 6-foot-9 senior Yancy Gates in January.
"He's a very good big guy," Boeheim said. "So they played against good big guys. They worked in practice every day against Fab. So, they've played against guys that are big."
The senior forward Kris Joseph added that he believed the Orange would have to turn rebounding into a team effort to neutralize the Kansas State size.
"We have to gang rebound — it has to be four guys, five guys going to the glass every single time," Joseph said. "We're going to have to compete against that. It's going to have to be a thing of will and heart."