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What are the comparative benefits and adverse effects of parenteral treatments for adults who present to the emergency department with migraine headaches?
Evidence-Based Answer
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Clinical Bottom Line: Acute Migraine Treatment in Emergency Settings
Ability to achieve pain-free status
Neuroleptics, NSAIDs, and sumatriptan improve the likelihood of achieving pain-free status at various time points after administration vs. placebo. ●●○
Sumatriptan at 30 to 120 minutes (RR = 4.73; 95% CI, 3.77 to 5.94)
Neuroleptics (prochlorperazine, chlorpromazine, and droperidol) at 60 minutes (RR = 3.38; 95% CI, 1.16 to 9.83)
NSAIDs at 60 to 120 minutes (RR = 2.74; 95% CI, 1.26 to 5.98)
More patients report full relief from headaches with droperidol compared with prochlorperazine (RR = 0.81; 95% CI, 0.68 to 0.98). ●●○
The evidence is insufficient to permit conclusions about the likelihood of achieving pain-free status with other treatments.
Ability to provide significant headache relief (complete or partial)
Neuroleptics and sumatriptan provide significant headache relief at various time points after administration vs. placebo. ●●○
Neuroleptics (haloperidol, chlorpromazine, prochlorperazine, and droperidol) at 60 minutes (RR = 2.69; 95% CI, 1.66 to 4.34)
Sumatriptan at 60 minutes (RR = 3.03; 95% CI, 2.59 to 3.54) and at 120 minutes (RR = 2.61; 95% CI, 2.09 to 3.26)
Ability to reduce pain intensity
Pain intensity measurements at time points after administration are reported as the mean difference vs. placebo on a 100-point visual analog scale (in mm).*
Neuroleptics, metoclopramide, opioids, and sumatriptan significantly improve pain intensity at various time points vs. placebo. ●●○
Neuroleptics (chlorpromazine, haloperidol, and prochlorperazine) at 30 minutes to four hours (MD = −46.59 mm; 95% CI, –54.87 to −38.32)
Metoclopramide at 30 to 60 minutes (MD = −21.88 mm; 95% CI, −27.38 to −16.38)
Opioids (meperidine; nalbuphine; tramadol; and hydroxyzine plus nalbuphine) at 45 to 60 minutes (MD = −16.73 mm; 95% CI, –24.12 to −9.33)
Sumatriptan at 30 minutes (MD = −15.45 mm; 95% CI, −19.49 to −11.41)
Neuroleptics (chlorpromazine and prochlorperazine) as a group reduce pain intensity more than metoclopramide (MD = 16.45 mm; 95% CI, 2.08 to 30.83); however, there are no differences in the reduction of pain intensity when metoclopramide and prochlorperazine are compared alone.●○○
There are no significant differences in the reduction in pain between prochlorperazine and droperidol. ●○○
The evidence is insufficient to permit conclusions about the ability of other interventions to reduce migraine headache pain.
From indirect comparisons (not head-to-head trials), there is limited evidence that monotherapy with dihydroergotamine or dihydroergotamine in combination with either prochlorperazine or metoclopramide can reduce pain intensity. ●○○
Ability to prevent recurrence†
Patients receiving dexamethasone plus standard abortive therapy are less likely to report recurrence of pain or headache up to 72 hours after discharge compared with patients receiving placebo plus standard abortive therapy (RR = 0.68; 95% CI, 0.49 to 0.96). ●●○
The rate of headache recurrence within 24 hours is lower with sumatriptan than with placebo (RR = 0.72; 95% CI, 0.57 to 0.90). ●○○
Additional evidence on recurrence rates is too limited to guide clinical decision making.
Adverse effects
The evidence is insufficient to conclude which active treatment results in more or fewer adverse effects.
The odds of developing akathisia after treatment with a neuroleptic agent or metoclopramide are about 10 times greater than with placebo.
The risk of sedation is common after treatment with metoclopramide or prochlorperazine (17% for both).
The most common adverse effects from dihydroergotamine include pain or swelling at the injection site, intravenous site irritation, sedation, digestive issues, nausea or vomiting, and chest symptoms (palpitations, arrhythmia, or irregular heartbeat).
The most common adverse effects of triptans are local reactions. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, there is a risk of coronary vasospasm if sumatriptan is given to patients with known or unknown coronary or vascular risk factors.
NSAIDs and opioids are associated
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2. Headache Classification Committee of the International Headache Society (IHS). The International Classification of Headache Disorders. 3rd ed (beta version). Cephalalgia. 2013;33(9):629–808.
3. Goldberg L. The cost of migraine and its treatment. Am J of Manag Care. 2005;11(2 suppl):S62–S67.
4. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Effective Health Care Program. Acute migraine treatment in emergency settings. Clinician research summary. Rockville, Md.: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; September 2013. http://effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/search-for-guides-reviews-and-reports/?pageaction=displayproduct&productID=1323. Accessed February 20, 2014.
5. Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement. Diagnosis and treatment of headache. https://www.icsi.org/guidelines__more/catalog_guidelines_and_more/catalog_guidelines/catalog_neurological_guidelines/headache/. Accessed February 20, 2014.
6. Evers S, Afra J, Frese A, et al. EFNS guideline on the drug treatment of migraine—revised report of an EFNS Task Force. Eur J Neurol. 2009;16(9):968–981.
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Don't have time to make ribs for the crowd coming over? Simply pack your slow cooker with ribs and sauce and let 'em cook all day! The result is fall off the bone, finger lickin' good meat! Best of all, this barbecue ribs recipe only takes about 10 minutes to prep and you won't break a sweat standing over a hot grill. That's what we call easy entertaining!
Slow Cooker Barbecue Ribs
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2 Large Slabs of Pork Ribs
¼ Cup Broth (Beef or Chicken-either works fine, you could even use water)
40 oz. Bottle of your favorite BBQ Sauce *I didn't need that much but it's what I had and didn't measure but it leaves extra for dipping.
Salt, Pepper and Garlic Powder to taste
Portion 2 slabs to allow them to fit in the slow-cooker easily.
Season each piece with salt, pepper and onion salt.
Cover bottom of Slow-cooker with BBQ sauce.
Add broth. (I only do this so the BBQ sauce doesn't burn up and this step could possibly be skipped)
Place sectioned/portioned ribs into slow-cooker, brushing them with BBQ sauce as you set them in.
Layer them in so they all fit.
Cook on low for 8-10 hours or until they fall off the bone.
Remove from slow-cooker and transfer them to a foil lined baking sheet.
Brush each portion with BBQ sauce.
Broil for 5 minutes or until the sauce starts to bubble and caramelize.
Remove from broiler let cool slightly.
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7 ways to create online content people might actually readWhen it comes to websites, too often we spend a lot of time on the bread but not on the meat. We design a great look, pop in animation, make sure its working on different devices but fail at the main reason we do all this work – content.
Are you ready to cut the cord? Six ways to reduce your TV billToday's report that 16 per cent of Canadians are cutting the cord on their TV cable service marks a big leap from even a year ago when a similar report suggested only one in 50 Canadians were making that move.
A Social Stampede - #Hellorhighwater the show must go onMany Calgarians were expecting to see desolate dirt roads and rolling tumbleweeds at the Stampede grounds this week after the traumatic flooding that left thousands of people displaced.
Canadian Copyright Law Enters The Digital AgeCanadian copyright law underwent important changes this year with the implementation of the much anticipated and at times highly controversial Copyright Modernization Act.
Will it deep-fry? Our favourite Calgary YouTube videos this weekSome fun YouTube videos were uploaded out of Calgary this week. Let's take a look at the cream of the crop: 1. If it can be battered and dipped in a vat of grease, chances are you can find it on the Stampede grounds.
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I enjoy reading blogs by other moms. In fact, sometimes I enjoy them too much, especially late at night when I should be in bed. They inspire me in many ways, and I appreciate the opportunity they give me and others to have a sneak peek into their lives. Sometimes I have to fight the urge to start a whole new blog starring my family, and then I remember all the other projects I have going on, and how much time I already spend on the computer.
Truth be told, probably the biggest reason I have refrained from starting a family blog is that I would prefer to share my stories and anecdotes in the journals I have started for each of my kids, journals which I write in once a month and plan to hand to them at some point in their early adult years. But that craving remains, so I've come up with a new idea: I'll do my family blogging one day a week, share a couple photos, a story or thought, and call it Family Friday.
In honor of beginnings, I'll start by sharing my personal (not related to Birth a Miracle Services) goals for 2010. The photos shown here are of my youngest child, taken at four weeks old last month. They were taken by my friend Renee, and arrived just in time to add to my first family blog post. How fitting!
Goals for 2010
- Finish editing my book, Inspired Birth, and have a concrete publishing plan.
- Lose the pregnancy weight.
- Grow and prepare more herbs. I started with comfrey a couple years ago and now I'm getting courageous and starting a few more. I'd also like to learn multiple ways to prepare them for medicinal use.
- Read the Bible more frequently. My current Bible reading consists of reading The Children's Bible Story by Catherine Vos to my three year old son, Nemo. Excellent book by the way, I highly recommend it!
- Develop a family schedule after my two month old son, Atlas, begins sleeping regularly. I've been toying with this for a while, but as Daphney (my 20 month old daughter) expresses her irregularity in increasing measure, I'm realizing she needs a consistent schedule more than the rest of us. So this goal is really top on the list.
There are lots of other things I'd like to do, but I'm trying, trying, trying to keep it simple, especially since this list does not reflect all the major things going on in our lives. Like, raising three kids under age four, my husband possibly facing unemployment from his job in construction because no one can afford to build houses anymore, preparing to defend ourselves against our progressively more socialist government, establishing stronger theological beliefs about Christianity, becoming more self-sufficient, and of course, becoming a midwife and running Birth a Miracle Services. Although this blog is primarily related to my business (and Haley's!), this new weekly post will give you a glimpse into my life, and I look forward to writing about it to encourage you and as a way to express all the ideas floating around in my head!


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The tragedy is that, though his Post columns about his self-indulgent exploits with his equally effete lady friend were laughable, he could be a vivid gossip writer, coming alive during Fashion Week with zingy, indispensible dish. A few years ago, he left the Post for a high-paying but doomed tabloid job, then came crawling back to a diminished role, which may have worked his nerves, along with his obviously not lucrative enough new line of shirts and ties. But while I won't be inviting Jared to my next dinner, I'm not going to join the circle of people ready to burn him alive with materials bought at a RON BURKLE store . More important is to get to the truth, suck out all the other corruption in gossipland, and emerge, still dishing.
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One foot in the grave out west tour Sept 2010 Part 1.
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I start the day with my brain turned off. The bike is standing fairly vertical and I am loading the right pannier. The left one is empty. Then I stack something on top of the pannier that I am loading. The bike falls over but I catch it just before it goes too far for me to handle. I move the bike to more level ground and finish loading the panniers. Then I close the padlock on the pannier. For some reason I am convinced I just locked my keys in the pannier.
There was still some people in the parking lot, but after dropping off backpackers, they were starting to leave. I didnt want everyone to leave before I got my keys otherwise I would be stranded. I ask if anyone has any tools. Thank goodness nobody had any because I was ready to cut the lock or try to beat it off with a hammer. I eventually find my keys somewhere at the campsite. I feel embarrassed and release all my hostages.
I ride out to the paved road. When I get up to speed the hydration tube starts to flog me. I forgot to re-route the tube so I have to stop and route it. A few minutes later I stop again because I forget to wire the gps to the dc outlet. Every morning it is like this. I have to stop 2-3 times the first 10 minutes because I forgot to do something. After a three stooges start I am moderately intelligent the rest of the day.
I make my way up to Scenic Byway 12. I had planned to take the Cottonwood Canyon road, but was talked out of it at the ranger station. I was told that it was very wet and slippery and a lot of vehicles were getting stuck. I decided to take the pavement. I am disappointed but I think I will be back to this amazing area again.
The new.
And the old.
I have a little tourist map of the dirt roads off of Scenic Byway 12. I decide to follow one. It starts out like a ski slope. Groomed at the top then moguls near the bottom. A lot of the roads I took were like that. It got a little worse than the pictures show, but it never got too bad. Even for me.
Near the end I found what looks like a ski jump into a pond.
When I reach the pavement again I see that the road took me right back to 89 where I was about 90 minutes ago. My next stop is Kodachrome Basin state park. I got the last camp site and paid dearly for it ($24). But it was money well spent. It was too hot to set up camp so I dumped the luggage and explored some of the hiking trails. I can't hike too far or fast on this bum hip, so I only do the short trails.
The DR almost looks like a pocket bike here. Hard to believe it is 425-450lbs (fully packed). The store looks big but it ain't got jack.
Dramatic entrance (exit view here) into the park.
Aerial view of campground.
The giant wiener stood guard over the campground and made us feel safe.
This park is very photogenic. Guess that is why it is called kodachrome.
The next morning I explored Kodachrome a little more and head back to highway 12.
It was very windy when I stopped at a cafe in Escalante for lunch. I ordered my food and called home. Soon someone walks in carrying my helmet. He tells me my bike fell over and he saw my helmet rolling down the parking lot. It takes two of us to get the bike up. I never would have lifted it by myself, even if I removed all the luggage. The parking lot had a little slope and the kick stand was on the wind side of the bike. As heavy as the bike was I didn't think anything could blow it over.
After lunch I take the Hells Backbone road to Boulder. While on the Hells Backbone I had a moment of exceptional stupidity of which I will keep to myself.
Once in Boulder I looked for the Burr Trail. Wow, what a great road. It started out between red rock cliffs.
The entrance into Capitol Reef National park was spectacular. Unfortunately I could not capture it with my camera skills.
The Burr Trail snakes down through hairpin turns along a cliff wall.
I wanted to catch the ferry at Bullfrog and camp on the other side. I missed the last ferry so had to find a place to camp on this side.
The day is starting out with great weather just like every other day so far.
I manage to get on the first ferry. There I meet Eric on a KLR and Bruce on a GS. They were just closing out their ride. I join them on the other side for lunch. Bruce lives in Telluride and he invites me to stop over on my return. I have no plans on where I will go after Utah. I make what will be a wise decision to include Telluride on my return.
My next stop will be Natural Bridges National Monument.
There are Indian ruins in there. I am a ruin junkie too.
I am finished with bridges and its on to Monument Valley via the Moki Dugway. I check out Mulay point before going down the Moki. Mulay was rightly recommended as a good place to camp.
I went by Monument Valley 30 years ago, but the fog was thick and all the way to the ground. I totally missed it. Today is a whole different story.
This place is really touristy but it is easy to see why. From the huge visitor center, there is a dirt road that heads down to the monument. It has a bad sandy section on the initial downhill. The right side going up was the worst. Cars were getting stuck trying to come back up. I made a mental note to myself to take the left side when I exit.
The road down among the formations was generally on the crappy side. I would not want take my passenger car there. It looked like a lot of money was pouring in to this place but none was spent to maintain the road.
When I left Monument Valley the shadows were getting long. No way would I make it to Mulay point before dark, plus the road to the point was several miles long and sandy. It would be dark by then and I wouldnt see anything anyway. I pass up a great camp site to stay at another good site in Valley of the Gods. Valley of the Gods was the opposite of Monument Valley. There were no tourists and the road was in much better shape. I find a suitable camp site. I notice too that I lost both MSR bottles. Good riddance.
This morning I am going up the Moki Dugway. The Dugway climbs up a cliff, with many hairpin turns. It is fun in both directions. The road to the left is the Valley of the Gods loop.
Today's plan is to take an off pavement route to Moab and see some of the sites along the way. I stop at a ranger's station and ask how I can take Beef Basin road up to Canyonlands. I was told it might rain (which it did) and am advised against it. I dont know what it is about me, but it seems the rangers take one look at me and advise me not to do it. Maybe I need some scars or tattoos or something. I take their advice and stay on the pavement. They also tell me about several indian ruins nearby. The first is between two mile markers. There are two dirt roads with cattle gates between the mile markers. I try both but the trails basically disappear and deteriorate into rock. I start to worry that if I make one mistake and the bike falls over, Im screwed. I turn back. I probably missed some great ruins here.
I take another dirt road to the trailhead leading to the Firehouse ruins. There are no signs pointing to them. It was about a 40 minute walk to the ruins. They were pretty impressive. The ruins were far from any road, and there were no tourists, guards or roped off areas.
Another interesting piece of road.
I see a sign for Arch Canyon pointing down a dirt road. I put my supercomputer brain to work and figure out that there is a canyon that way. I follow the sign and after 2 miles I get to this water crossing. It basically turns into a sand pit on the other side. I decide to turn around and go back. When I get perpendicular to the trail, I can't back the bike up at all to turn it around. Just the slight uphill in the sand made the bike immovable. I realize the only way out of this situation is to go forward. That means I have to go through the weeds and the creek, then turn around in a pit of sand. All without dropping the bike. You can see on the right the path I took. I managed to turn around in the sand pit which is just past the top of the picture. So happy I learned a little about riding in sand before this trip.
Safe and sound.
Back on the road again I found these cliff ruins. I thought they would be close to the parking lot, but they were a mile away. It was worth it but my hip probably didn't need another 2 mile hike.
I am now on the way to Canyonlands southern entrance to look for camping. On the way I pass by Newspaper Rock.
When I get to the Canyonlands entrance I can see it is raining hard in the park. Not wanting to set up camp in that mess, I head up to Moab. I hope I beat the rain. When I get to Moab it is raining, so I backtrack to a KOA I passed a couple miles ago. It costs $27! Ouch! But the hot evening and morning showers were a real treat. It was only misting while I set up camp.
I see in the campsite next to me was a BMW Dakar. The bike belonged to Alex who was doing a solo trip of his own from California. We talked a bit that evening. He had just been to Monument Valley too and got stuck coming up the right side of the sand hill. He required onlooker help to get the bike out of there. I am thinking his setup probably weighed 500+ pounds. Good thing there were people around.
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You don't need advanced sewing skills to make these rustic-chic coasters from Stitched by Crystal — just some burlap, acrylic paint, and quick stitches with the sewing machine.
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John Lynch is not finished pursuing a second Super Bowl ring.
A Broncos' veteran safety until he asked for his release two weeks ago, Lynch visited with the New England Patriots Tuesday and is taking his physical today, an NFL source confirmed.
It makes sense. The Patriots, prohibitive favorites in the AFC, are a team that loves veterans, especially on defense. In going 18-0 last season before losing Super Bowl XLII, the Patriots started linebacker Junior Seau, who turned 39 during the playoffs last season, linebacker Tedy Bruschi, 35, and safety Rodney Harrison, who turns 36 in December.
Lynch turns 37 in September, so he's the Pats' kind of player. When he became a free agent after the 2003 season, Lynch nearly signed with New England but instead chose Denver. He played four seasons with the Broncos and showed up to training camp for his fifth. But early in training camp, Lynch realized he would only be a part-time player in Denver.
When in explaining his release, Lynch said only his situation with the Broncos "didn't feel right."
It appears now Lynch wanted an opportunity to pursue a Super Bowl and on the eve of camp, he didn't sound confident of the Broncos' chances.
"More important than other people's expectations is what we feel like we can do," Lynch said. "And in a sense, expectations even within this building is, you just don't know."
The Broncos play at New England on Oct. 20, a Monday night game.
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GeForce 5900XTV Possible Dualview Mode ?
I've spent some time reading the readme file about the drivers and have the following lines in my Device section of the XFree86 config file:
Option "TwinView"
Option "MetaModes" "1152x864, 1024x768 @1152x864"
Option "SecondMonitorHorizSync" "30-50"
Option "SecondMonitorVertRefresh" "60"
Option "TwinViewOrientation" "Clone"
Option "TVStandard" "PAL-B"
Option "ConnectedMonitor" "CRT, TV"
Option "TVOutFormat" "COMPOSITE"
Option "TVOverScan" "0.2"
Both the monitor and the TV work but the TV behaves just like the Windws' Clone mode. Is there a way to make it like the Dualview mode? And the zooming of video files (like on Windows) so that I can play movies on my TV without loss of the vusuality because of the 1152x864.
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Honors & Awards
2011 (Senior)
Damkroger did not appear in a game during his career, but he did earn a varsity letter following his senior season after backing up All-Big Ten punter Brett Maher. He previously backed up All-American Alex Henery at the punter position.
2010 (Junior)
2009 (Sophomore)
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Before Nebraska (UNO/Norris HS)
Damkroger was a three-sport star at Norris High. He was a three-year letterwinner for Coach Jeff Reed in football, earning first-team all-state honors while serving as a captain. He averaged 43 yards per punt and also played wide receiver and safety. Damkroger also served as team captain and was a two-year starter in basketball and was a four-year letterwinner, team captain and four-event state qualifier in track. Damkroger set school records in the 200-meter dash and the 400-meter relay. In addition to his athletic accomplishments, Damkroger was a four-year member of the student council and the National Honor Society.


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Dancercise members Dorothy Triplett (left) and Louise Gonzales (right) participate in a demonstration of their dance class at Clayton County Senior Services' annual Mayfest celebration Friday.
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MOBRIDGE, S.D. – (DRG NEWS) Mobridge Boy Scouts and leaders are at Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation this week. Troop 65 chartered to the Mobridge Rotary Club sent eleven Scouts and three leaders to the 400 acre Sioux Council property in the Missouri River brakes on the north shore of Lewis and Clark Reservoir fifteen miles west of Yankton in southeast South Dakota.
The Scouts, working as three patrols under the leadership of Senior Patrol Leader Tyler Larsen and Scoutmaster Mike Jerome will camp in tents and use the facility to put into practice the leadership and outdoor skills they've been learning at troop meetings. They'll also work on achieving merit badges in specific skills of swimming, canoeing, life saving, pioneering, rifle shooting, and aviation. First year Scouts will also complete requirements for Tenderfoot and Second Class ranks including: planning and preparing meals in camp the first four days and nights, orienteering and mapping, environment considerations and conservation practices. These skills will be put to use during a five mile hike on the property to conclude the week.
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Salceda heads UN agency with $100-B climate fund
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LEGAZPI CITY – Albay Governor Joey Salceda has been elected chair of a United Nations body that has in its disposal up to $100 billion in funds for international programs to deal with climate change.
Salceda received unanimous support from developing countries in his election as chair of the United Nations Green Climate Fund (UNGCF) board, the first Filipino and Asian to achieve that feat.
Salceda, in an e-mail statement from Paris, said as UNGCF chair he would see to it that "funds would be available and operational in 2014 to address positive consequences in the lives of the vulnerable, the ordinary of the world affected by climate change."
"It is an honor and a privilege for a local chief executive, for an Albayano and for a Filipino," said Salceda, in a separate statement on his Facebook account.
Salceda said his election to the UNGCF board is a sign of confidence in the Philippines by the international community.
"There is a lot of hard work ahead," said Salceda. He said the agency's target is to reduce carbon emissions, which are largely to blame for changes in climate.
He said his goal was to "make the fund operational in 2014."
Developing countries, said Salceda, stand to benefit from the UNGCF to "initiate a paradigm shift toward low-emission and climate-resilient development."
UNGCF, he said, has a $100-billion fund available for programs to deal with the effects of climate change.
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Day Three: Search Marketing Expo West 2012 Live Blog Recap
Barry Schwartz on March 1, 2012 at 7:55 pm
SMX West day three is now over and I wanted to post the live blogging I have found throughout the day. You can also see day one and day two recaps.
Here are some of the sessions that were live blogged today.
- Ask The SEOs – Open Q and A Forum, BruceClay.com
- Driving Ecommerce & Retail Sales Through Search Marketing, Search Engine Roundtable
- How Yahoo! Search uses mobile to deliver "Answers, Not Links", Yahoo Search Blog
- Industrial Strength SEO & Analytics Power Tools, outspokenmedia.com
- Justifying The Investment: Analytics For Social Media, BruceClay.com
- Justifying the Investment: Analytics For Social Media, outspokenmedia.com
- SEO Essentials For Migrating Websites, Search Engine Roundtable
- SEO Essentials For Migrating Websites, outspokenmedia.com
- The "New" Killer Content, BruceClay.com
- What Search Data Reveals About Customer Needs & Desires – And How To Use It, Search Engine Roundtable
- What Search Data Reveals About Customer Needs & Desires – And How To Use It, BruceClay.com
- YouTube Success Stories For Marketers, Search Engine Roundtable
How to Participate in SMX Advanced
Didn't register yet for SMX Advanced but still want to participate in this once-a-year gathering of search marketing experts? Register for an in-depth workshop on June 4 and immerse yourself SEO, international search, AdWords, local search or Social PPC. Or secure a Networking Pass and get access the Expo Hall, attend Plus Sessions and Learn with Google, and connect with your peers at the networking parties. Register now!
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Halo 4 is awesome, but not perfect
Halo 4 is awesome, but not perfect – at least that's what i heard from the video game website IGN. Not having played Halo since I got stuck in that hanger in Halo 2, I'm a little out of my element, but I did read the reviews, and the reviews are impressive.
But take a close look at that score – 9.8. That's a precise score, huh? I'm not saying that video games aren't serious business and don't deserve a specific number grade, because they do, but think about this for a second. We can deduce that since the game is receiving the Editors' Choice seal of approval that their system's perfect score is a 10, but the game didn't merit a perfect score. 10 would be perfect, but Halo 4 got a 9.8. Why not a 10? What merits a two tenths deduction? That is bizarre. Was it the packaging? Is the disc too shiny? Did Master Chief not stick the landing? If anyone knows, hit me up. Or, if you have copy of IGN's rubric, that's even better!
Obama Wins Second Term, Fox News Credits Mainstream Media
Oh Fox News – the gift that just keeps on giving. I try to stay off their site because they just make it too easy… it'd be like if I were a hunter (and I'm not) and I did all my hunting at a game preserve where they kept the birds under lock and key until right when I got to that spot and then they flushed them out in front of me… and yet, I still ended up shooting my hunting partner in the face. That's a good enough analogy for what has happened as President Obama has won a second term without anyone officially saying who won Florida and it's 29 Electoral Votes (and it looks like Obama will be declared the winner of Florida) when Fox news posts an article that neither blames Mitt Romney for losing nor credits Obama for winning. Instead, it's the mainstream media that unfairly influenced the election with their liberal bias while forgetting that Fox is part of the mainstream media. Read the rest of this entry
I voted!
If you've dropped by the site in the last year or so, you probably know who I voted for, but if there was any doubt, check it:
Yeah, I went with Barry O. That's how I roll. Things were going well at my polling place early this morning, but I recommend you vote as soon as possible, just in case there is a problem – then you'll have time to sort it out.
Go vote! It's the coolest!
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I'm voting for Obama: Part 2
I had planned an entire series of "I'm voting for Obama" posts, but Hurricane Sandy screwed that up. Anyway, here is the penultimate post on why I'm voting for Obama.
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How much does Big Bird cost?
During the first presidential debate (I'm only one debate behind – awesome!) Governor Romney mentioned that while he did love Big Bird, if he were elected president, he would stop the subsidy to PBS. This comment has inspired me to do two very scary things: 1) look up details on government spending and 2) math.
In case you missed Romney's quote from the debate, here it is, in all of it's out of context glory:
"I'm sorry Jim, I'm going to stop the subsidy to PBS. I like PBS, I actually love Big Bird. I like you too, but I'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from China to pay for."
New Jersey Absentee Ballot and the awesome third party names
One of my buddies is not able to make it home to vote this year, and he is getting his New Jersey Absentee Ballot on. Kind soul that he is and being well aware of my pension for all things wacky, he sent me a pic so I could enjoy the names of the various political parties.
Girl to Romney: "The GluteBoost is working!"
Obviously, this photograph is hilarious. The girl looks pleasantly surprised while Mitt Romney is wearing more of a "I built that" sort of look on his face. So, while I'm sure the options are limitless, I prefer to maintain that the young lady was pleasantly surprised by the ample junk in Governor Romney's trunk. Badonkadonk.
The caption "The GluteBoost is working!" comes to mind because of this "news" story, in which a 61-year-old teacher named Ellen Vick reported that a student put something in her coffee cup. My understanding is that investigators believe that a student put three capsules of GluteBoost into her coffee, and apparently, GluteBoost is an "All Natural Buttocks Enhancement Supplement." That is awesome. Apparently, the kids like a big ass and certainly believe that it is never to late too tap dat. WORD.


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Album Review: Tim McGraw – Let It Go
The album opens with "Last Dollar (Fly Away)," which most people have heard by now. It has a few good things going for it, but overall there's a lot of gimmicky stuff going on. Despite the gimmicks it has an upbeat sound that found me bobbing my head along every now and then. McGraw's daughters join in towards the end and eventually take over to finish the song.
"I'm Workin'" comes along and sets the overall tone of the album. It's a somewhat depressing song about a man who works the night shift at his job, keeping him from putting his kids to sleep at night. Around the time he gets home from work his wife is leaving for her job and his kids are getting on the school bus. The title has a double meaning, it represents the man working at his job and working on building a better life for his family.
"Let It Go" is the title track of the album and a quintessential Tim McGraw song, balancing substance with repeated drawn out "Oh-yo-yeahs." The song is about a guy who's been walking around with all of his past regrets and mistakes, "trying to buy back the pieces I lost of my soul / it's hard when the devil won't get off your back.," but finally decides to let it all go.
Country music and drinking songs go hand in a hand. "Whiskey and You" is a modern day country drinking song in the same spirit, yet not as heavy, as Brad Paisley's "Whiskey Lullaby." McGraw sings about a guy comparing his whiskey to a lost love – "I'll be hurtin' when I wake up on the floor / I'll be over it by noon / And thats the difference between the whiskey and you."
I can find a little something I like about all the songs on the album, with the exception of "Suspicions." It has a funky beat that stands out, something that McGraw has done on previous albums that I never liked either. The guy has a good looking girl and is paranoid that someone is going to steal her away.
"Kristofferson" falls into the current trend of using a well-known artist's name as the title ("Tim McGraw" – Taylor Swift, "Johnny Cash" – Jason Aldean) without really paying much tribute to the person in the song. Once you get past the gratuitous name-dropping the song is actually pretty decent. Once again it's about a man who's woman left him with a half-written goodbye letter. So he decides to sit down with his guitar and a bottle of 90 proof to finish the letter, you know, like Kristofferson would do.
Next up is "Put Your Lovin' On Me" which lacks in lyrical substance. The majority of the song is spent with McGraw repeating the title over and over, but it has a soothing beat that keeps it from falling into the "complete crap" category.
The issue of drunk driving is tackled in "Nothin' To Die For," and suggests there's better ways to die "Give your last breath to your wife / take a bullet for your kids / lay your life down for your country / for your Jesus / for your friends." It's the kind of song that makes you think about the trivial things in life that people turn into big deals, but really aren't.
The next song, "Between the River and Me," is as close to a story song on the album as you're going to get. The fast melody of the backing music doesn't scream country music and the vocals don't sell the emotions of the song, but the story is good. It's about a fifteen year old boy whose mother just remarried. It didn't take a long for his step-father to start drinking and abusing his mom, so he vowed to not let him see another sunset. You'll have to listen to the song to see how the rest of the events unfold. I enjoyed the song, but felt as though it could have used a little more passion from McGraw.
"Train #10″ was co-written by McGraw and one of the better songs on the album about a guy who decided to say goodbye to his lady and ride the train out of town. Only nine trains are coming through during the day, but he finds himself waiting on Train #10…a metaphor for not being able to say goodbye, or procrastination (something I have a lot of experience with.)
Faith Hill trades verses with Tim on "I Need You," a love song that compares two people needing each other to a needle needing a vein and Uncle Joe out in Oklahoma needing the rain. A little strange and somewhat difficult to understand in parts, but one of the more beautiful songs on the album because it's so different than previous duets by the husband and wife duo.
One of the only other love songs on the album, "Comin' Home," compares falling in love after being without it for so long to…coming home.
"Shotgun Rider" is my favorite of the album. It could have easily fit on Set This Circus Down with its message about cowboys, horses, and honky-tonks. Faith Hill sings back up with a hint of fiddle and steel guitar playing in the background. It's basically about a woman who tells her cowboy that if he lets her in ("tear down that fence of rusty barbed wire") she'll stay by his side where ever he travels, essentially, she'll be his "Shotgun Rider."
I've read reviews where others say the album has a more country sound due to Tim McGraw's twangy voice and instrumentation, but with a few exceptions his sound is similar to what we've heard before. You could possibly get away with saying that the album is more country in subject matter than previous albums. I was going to rate it three and a half stars, but bumped it up to four because I know it'll grow on me with each subsequent listen…something his albums always seem to do.
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"Suspicions" is actually an Eddie Rabbitt cover, which explains a lot.
I agree with you that the arrangements on the album were not as country as I expected and hoped. Thematically, though, the album is not bad. Inferior to "Live Like You Were Dying" and "Set this Circus Down," but one of Tim's better efforts.
Check out the 'album naming' process for 'Let it Go':
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Only a day after its release, album cuts are already getting a lot of spins on country radio. According to the Mediabase charts, over the last week, 32 spins for "Let it Go," 60 for "Between the River and Me," 123 for "I Need You," and 116 for "Suspicions," and "Last Dollar" is currently number two overall on Mediabase. That's pretty remarkable.
This is the first Mcgraw CD I've ever bought. Good stuff.
I'm just testing the hype right now. The CD is already wearing a little thin on me. My musiical ADHD prefers more grit. I picked up Smoke Rings in the Dark at the same time (Gary Allen), now THAT is a damn fine album!
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Compré el album de Let it go y esta fantastico, a mi gusto.
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COVINGTON - Former Covington mayor and councilwoman Allene Capes Burton died Friday at the age of 78.Burton was the first woman elected mayor and the first appointed as city clerk. She served on the Covington City Council for 26 years. She also served on the Newton County Planning Commission and was named Newton County's Poet Laureate in 1985 by resolution of the Board of Commissioners. "The city sends its heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Allene Capes Burton. She devoted the majority of her life (to) serving Covington," said Mayor Kim Carter, who is Burton's second cousin. "She rose from city employee to city clerk and was elected to the City Council. She achieved the highest elected position in the city when she became the first female mayor. There's no doubt that Allene loved Covington and we owe her many thanks for her long-term service to the citizens." Former Mayor Sam Ramsey served on the City Council with Burton. "I always enjoyed working with Allene. On the council, she always tried to treat everybody the same," Ramsey said. "I think she made a good council person. She was always looking out for the best interests of the city." A lifelong resident of Newton County, Burton was a member of Covington's First Presbyterian Church. She served as city clerk for 20 years and then successfully campaigned for a seat on the City Council. She also served on the Covington-Newton County Industrial Development Authority and the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority. Burton was elected mayor in 1995 and took office in January 1996. The following year, Burton was served with a warrant accusing her of misdemeanor theft by taking in connection with an alleged shoplifting incident at a local store. The event made national headlines. She resigned shortly afterwards, citing a physical and emotional health crisis. In 2004, Burton had another brush with the law after she was accused of shoplifting at another local store. Burton was not arrested due to her health condition, police said at the time, and was turned over to her caretaker. Burton was a diabetic whose health had been steadily declining in recent years, according to friends and family. Burton was preceded in death by husband John C. Burton Jr. and parents John Zack and Inez Johnson Capes. She is survived by her children, John Mark Burton of Covington and Zachary Carter Burton of Canton, her brother John Robert Capes of Myrtle Beach, S.C. and two nieces. Funeral services will take place at 11 a.m. today in the chapel of Caldwell and Cowan Funeral Home at 1215 Access Road with Rev. William B. Wade and Frank Turner officiating. Interment will follow at Covington City Cemetery. Flowers will be accepted, or donations may be made to First Presbyterian Church, 1169 Clark St. S.W., Covington, GA, 30014.
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Asuka is well known in the neighborhood. She is a lovely Asian model who walks dogs for a living when she isn´t modeling. She enjoys the connections she makes when doing this kind of job. She has met some film producers recently and she is busily trying to get a break in their next sex film. She has the body for it and they are considering h..
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- Movie size : 467 Mb
- Movie length : 31:37
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