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At Shelter, Bo tells Cutter Brianna's dead. He warns Narcs are going to be watching the club. After Bo leaves, Bruce whispers that he has Cutter covered with the narcotics division. Dusky convinces Cutter to give her a shot before she performs. Dani and Matthew arrive and tell Rama that Brianna, the girl who'd been hanging around with the old guy there, is dead.
Blair and Tea discuss Victor, Todd and the kids at Shelter. Tea's not happy to hear Dani stays at Shelter until 2:00 AM most nights. Blair agrees to watch over Dani, and Tea promises to talk to Jack. They watch as Rama brings a couple a drink then comment on the older man being with the much younger woman. The man privately gives the girl drugs to help her relax for exams. Cutter sits with some employees nearby and instructs them not to hit on their new singer. Dusky appears and the guys introduce themselves. Blair dismisses them and briefly chats with Dusky. Rama catches Dusky staring at Cutter and warns he'll break her heart.
Cutter buys Natalie a drink at Shelter and introduces her to his bartender Nikki, who created a drink after him. They taste it and find the drink to be awful. Rama appears and gets reacquainted with Natalie. Over talk of Cutter being a good guy Rama says, "In bed, maybe." She's heard stories. When Blair arrives Cutter tells her he's still waiting for the new singer to arrive. Nikki assures Blair their drinking patrons are legal. Natalie and Blair catch up on their kids and the club. Nikki rolls her eyes as Blair praises Cutter. An underage girl appears and trashes Rama to Blair. Blair realizes she's Cutter's singer and introduces herself as the owner. "Whether you sing here or not you won't be drinking here," Blair warns. Later, Cutter snaps at Nikki for not serving his singer. Nikki doesn't appreciate Cutter sleeping with her then rubbing all these girls in her face. His singer auditions live and impresses everyone. Blair hires her.


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Guided by this philosophy of care, SLU Hospital's orthopaedic surgeons began offering a new treatment option for trauma patients, specifically those who've sustained severe bone fractures in their legs and now suffer from unequal leg length. One of the potential side effects of leg bone fractures that don't heal properly is unequal leg length.
Traditionally, the Ilizarov apparatus – named after orthopaedic surgeon Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov of the Soviet Union – has been used for leg lengthening. Although it's an effective device, the Ilizarov's metallic frame affixes on the outside of the leg, which can often be cumbersome and interfere with mobility.
"It's a technique that has helped countless people, but it isn't the most patient friendly option," said J. Tracy Watson, a SLUCare orthopaedic surgeon at SLU Hospital. And he should know. Dr. Watson has been using the Ilizarov apparatus for years. In fact, he was personally trained by Dr. Ilizarov in 1987 during a trip to Russia.
In search of a more patient friendly option, SLU Hospital's orthopaedic surgeons turned to the PRECICE device – a new leg limb lengthening system that uses a remote control and magnets to extend the leg, particularly the femur and tibia bones. Compared to the adjustable external fixation systems attached to the leg bone through long-term openings in the skin, the PRECICE device is implanted internally and adjusted using non-invasive methods.
"The PRECICE device avoids many of the complications patients face with an external device," said Dr. Watson. "It's a unique, patient friendly way to achieve post traumatic-leg lengthening."
By using a remote control for two minutes, three times per day, the PRECICE system uses magnets to lengthen the bone approximately one millimeter daily. Patients would use the device for approximately three to four months to lengthen the leg one inch or eight to 10 months for two inches.
While leg length discrepancies are often congenital and treated among a pediatric population, Dr. Watson says the patient population at SLU Hospital will primarily be those whose leg length was altered due to traumatic injury.
"Many of our patients have had a prior leg injury, a prior surgery or previous hardware in the legs," said Dr. Watson. "The PRECICE device holds great promise for these patients."
The PRECICE technology was approved for marketing clearance by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2011.
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Yearly Archive for 2008
Waldo turns 21, probably won't be found at neighborhood bar
Elusive globetrotter Waldo of "Where's Waldo?" fame turns 21 this Sunday, Sept. 21, so expect tons of tired "Where's Waldo's beer?" jokes. Since Waldo's debut in 1987, Martin Handford's beloved creation has become one of the most recognizable hard-to-find icons ever, launching an empire that's seen more than 46 million books sold across the globe […] [Read More]
'Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes' smells like dark, steampunky goodness
Warren Ellis taking over "Astonishing X-Men" after Joss Whedon is kind of like Steven Moffat taking over "Doctor Who" after Russell T. Davies — darker, edgier stuff. Judging by the preview for "Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes" No. 1, stuff looks steampunkier, too. "Ghost Boxes" serves as a supplement to the current arc in "Astonishing X-Men" […] [Read More]
Comic review: 'All Star Superman' No. 12 is a wonderful wrap to the Morrison/Quitely run
That Grant Morrison sure can tap into the essence of his heroes. Be it the dark, trippy stuff going on in his brilliant but lately confounding run on "Batman" or his sci-fi classicist take on the Man of Steel in "All Star Superman," Morrison dares crystallize the hero's soul and subconscious with all its divergences, […] [Read More]
DC HeroClix: Arkham Asylum preview
WizKids The next WizKids DC HeroClix release will be Arkham Asylum and here is their latest preview for that set. Mr. Solomon Grundy. The set hits stores Oct. 22. The preview reveals his piece will have Charge, Super Strength, Impervious, Invulnerability and Flurry to name a few. It's been a while since I've played HeroClix, […] [Read More]
Star Wars Miniatures: Clone Wars, preview 2
Wizards of the Coast Ok, what do we have here? A nice little preview for the next Star Wars Minis release, Clone Wars, in November. It's another clone trooper, but, not just any 10 hit point one and out wonder, nope. The ever popular ARC Trooper makes a return, in a sniper version, but will […] [Read More]
(Pic) Darth Vader and the missus
What a stud. (Link, spotted via Digg.) — René A. Guzman [Read More]
'Dark Knight' Bank Robber Joker figure, second wave of 'Heroes' figures and a Harry Houdini to play with
ITEM: 'Dark Knight' Bank Robber Joker kicks it. The 1/6 scale figures for "The Dark Knight" are nothing short of incredible and the new Bank Robber Joker is no exception. Standing 12 inches tall, this ridiculously-detailed Joker figure comes with his heist mask and more accessories. See more of the included shot and other pics […] [Read More]
David Foster Wallace dead at 46
David Foster Wallace, author of the massive "Infinite Jest" and known for his loquacious, smart, heartfelt musings and equally-entertaining footnotes, died of an apparent suicide. He was 46. I never got around to cracking open "Jest," but I inhaled plenty of Wallace's short stories and other work years ago. "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never […] [Read More]
Now here's a Darth Vader image with a lot more dignity to it
Click here for the rest of this awesome image. And it is awesome. As in Vader-in-battle kind of awesome. (Also spotted via StumbleUpon.) — René A. Guzman [Read More]
Darth Vader's wardrobe malfunction
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The Walking Dead Season 3 Spoilers: "There's Still One More Character Coming" — Who Is It?
Tyreese is a new main character on The Walking Dead Season 3 — he'll have his own story arc and all. But now that he's here — along with Michonne, The Governor, Rick's crew and everyone else — the prison and Woodbury pieces are all in place ... except for one.
Showrunner Glen Mazzara teased the rest of Season 3 to TV Guide: "We certainly don't lighten up on the pace. We don't lighten up on the horror in the back half. But now that all of the different storylines have been introduced, it'll be interesting to be able to push in and spend time with these characters. I'm not saying the show will slow down in any sense, it doesn't. It gets crazier. But all of the characters are now on stage, except for one. There's still one more character coming in the back half."
A comic book character? TV Guide asked. "Can't say," Mazzara said, "but all of the characters are now on stage except for one."
It sounds like he might be teasing the return of Morgan, who was last seen on Season 1 and has already been spoiled as a Season 3 return. He's the guy who saved Rick's life, when Rick woke up from the hospital and had no idea what had happened to the world.
If he's not referring to Morgan, well, Morgan is returning anyway, and that would just mean someone else is showing up — maybe someone brand new, who has yet to make any kind of appearance on the TV show. What do you think he means? And if Morgan is the one more character, would that mean his son didn't make it?
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It's one of the most famous and quotable sketches in Saturday Night Live history. Christopher Walken shines as the crazy producer who wants "more cowbell" and Will Ferrell is an insane delight as the Blue Öyster Cult member who gives it to him.
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Monchego is delicious also...but I'm still partial to mozzarella.
Swiss and cheddar are my faves.
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
If I am ever not hungry but know I should eat, I'm going to read this thread.
There is no such thing as a pitching prospect.
". . . acquiring J. Blanton from Oakland for, apparently, Bailey/Cueto, Votto and a lesser prospect. I do it in a second . . . The Reds' equation this year is simple: Make Matt Belisle your #3 starter . . . trade for Blanton, win 85 or more, be in the mix all summer." - Paul Daugherty, Feb. 8, 2008
Every time I find myself near Milwaukee, which is fairly often, I stop at a little shop right off I-94 and buy some of their smoked cheddar and smoked swiss. Good stuff there. Sometimes I'm lucky if I have much left by the time I get back home. One can put away a lot of smoked cheddar on a 400 mile drive.
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For every action there is an equal and opposite criticism.
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By the way, to add to the Limberger discussion. I've had it. It's good. It tastes much better than it smells. That said, I don't go out and buy it. I think I've only had it twice but I'd eat it again if it was put in front of me.
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The stinkiest swiss I can find.
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It's the job of the Superintendent and administrators, not the school board, to apply for grants along with other management functions. These administrators are well paid PHD (Piled Higher and Deeper) who need to be held accountable. My question is how could they not want grant money for after school programs that would keep "at risk" students off the streets? I guess there is nothing in it for those "administrators"? The benefits packages do not provide them a bonus for after school activities so it isn't worth their effort.
PPL distribution is a monopoly. First open the books and show the PUC where the money went. Second, I know of one instance where they went ahead and installed a multi million dollar improvement knowing it is incompatable with upgrades coming in a couple years. The improved equipment will be trashed. Planned waste to make it look like they're barely surviving. Since the government allows this monopoly, the PUC needs to govern, not just spending, but the profits and bonuses paid out lest they reward waste and inefficiency.
Agree with Yougottabekiddingme. Netflix, Hulu and I put up an old fashioned antenna. Found out I don't need all those channels I don't watch.
I got all kinds of offers to get me back. They offered to drop the price to the introductery level and even offered it free the first couple months to cover the cost I spent on the antenna hook-up. Give it up for a couple weeks. Even if you go back to pay TV, you'll get it much cheaper.
Here's one for you. I once caught a thief red handed and held him for the police. When I checked with them a couple months later, the said they didn't charge him and left him go. When I pushed I was told I had no choice, it was up to them. I know what he did was legally wrong, but morally, I'm not so sure. So what happens if the police don't charge him? Oh that's right, you anti-gun nuts won't let that happen!
It's not the price of copper. What's the price of a new central air unit? $5K, $10K? So how upset would you be if someone just stole $10,000.00 from you?
Regardless of what he thought though, he should stick with he was came out to celebrate the 4th of July and liberty by shooting in the air. It just happened he accidentally scared off someone trying to steal. Now, if there's an ordinance, it's discharging a firearm within city limits and maybe disturbing the peace. Do like the criminals" deny, deny, deny!
All I can say to the family is you did the right thing. It's tough dealing with an addict and enabling them only prolongs the agony and destroys everyone else in the process. Had you continued to enable her, you would have ended up financially and emotionally bankrupt. You cannot control the outcome as they head down their self destructive path. Console yourself knowing you did the right thing for the right reasons.
distcoach, if I go by your belief than jail and rehab is not an answer. Jail is to rehabilitate a person and get them beck into society so the only alternative is the death penalty for all heroin addicts. Well, it kind of worked for China.
david, you need to educate yourself. Many more elderly and sickly died from heat exposure during those pre-airconditioning years. Also take into account these are city residences that are hotter than in the country due to all the blacktop and buildings. Yes I was out working in the heat and I live in the country. If you recall way back when you made hay that it feels cooler out there when there's even a slight breeze and even better under a canopy of trees.
Since I already pay my share for health insurance, I won't see my "tax" increase. And since people with pre-existing conditions won't have to rely on medicare, medicaid, or hospital writeoff, the deficit and hospital cost should go down.
Another way to look at at it, insurance companies have to accept you regardless of pre-existing conditions. Lets not forget that technology can even rate you based on dna. And people that use the system now are required to pay for the service. So what's the down side to this again
Some of you don't get it now, but this is great news! Great for a number of reasins, including people can now move to better paying jobs without worrying about health insurance and pre-existing conditions.
Raisin, I thought the only way to create jobs is to make something people will buy. Seems to me that people will buy gas/oil already. Again, the corporate giants know how to work the politicians (regardless of party). Shell pitted the states against one another to get the best deal. The governors should be co-operating with one another. I suggest a no poaching agreement. Here too, a big company gets a break that the average mom and pop "job creator" doesn't have the clout to get. There goes the free market system. Big business owns the US of A.
Well Oh god I figure my vote won't be zeroed out by someone from NJ. Sure you might find a handfull of people without ID, but then they most likely wouldn't have voted anyway so the second question to someone without ID is "are you registed to vote?". Besides, if voting is important to you, you will make sure you have ID.
Still missing the point. Shell shopped around and pitted state against state for the best deal. Governors need to get together and agree to not poach from each other. The way it works out, the taxpayer and small businesses loose. Taxpayers must either give up tax funded projects, or be taxed higher to support them ie public school system. Small businesses can't compete because they don't get the same tax "credit" as the big guys. If you are pro business and pro-competition, you will see the issue with giving tax credit to these oligopolies. Big business is better at playing the game than politicians.
I'll say it again. These companies are playing the states against one another. The state governers need to form an agreement that they will not poach off each other. This isn't a new tax, just enforcing what's on the books already. It's not balanced to cut services to balance the budget and open another hole by waiving taxes. If the so called job creators don't pay taxes, then why must we? I'm not all bought in on that whole job creator mentality. You have to create something people want and can afford. And if there's a profit to be made, taxed or not, someone will make it.
Seems to me the governors need to get together at one of their governor conventions and come up with an agreement to not poach from each other. This is just big business strong arming local government into giving in to their demands. This stinks of the robber barron era mentality.
HL, I don't think you understand? These are publicly traded stock companies. You and I, as owners, don't set their salaries, the board does. Shareholder votes are non-binding. The board, their piers, are the people that decide. You think they don't scratch each others backs? What options do we have for saving? Mostly invest in the stock market, right? So what are they worth? Lets see, looking at averages, over the last 10 years, I would be just about even if you invest in government bonds, or if you invest in the S&P 500. I see now how the top officials in the largest companies are worth what they make.
My apologies. You seem like a responsible parent. I do feel the government, schools included, need to be reeled back in. This isn't a police state yet, but we're definitely heading that way. You and the other parents should be given the information and left to deal with it privately. As usual, the schools take the easy way out by punishing everyone rather than the guilty.
I kind of agree with the parents. The pendulum has swung too far to the other side. Let the parents do the parenting. A half dozen of my classmates died due to drinking before they graduated. Probably a dozen more in their 20's. You can argue natural selection, or whatever. Doesn't really matter. People don't learn through osmosis, most only learn through experience. Some don't make it. I lost a few good friends back then. These parents were given information their kids had alcohol. I think suspension is a cheap lesson compared to a headstone. But hey, I'm not the parent.
Oh and passed a breathalyzer. What were they going to do with the booze, admire it?
How many teachers and staff are employed at CD? Is this a 1%, 5%, 10% reduction? I agree with education being a top priority, but why are employers complaining new prospects entering the job market are not qualified? I think the school corriculum needs revamped to produce well rounded individuals with relevent education. And while they're at it, time to get rid of those students that don't want to learn and have parents that won't enforce it.
What about all those people who could afford health insurance and chose to take the risk? Why should we suffer higher taxes for their fool hardy decission? I see this as a good example to why conservatives need to back universal health insurance. Don't get this wrong, I believe in helping those who need it and never had a chance. But, how about all those who need it now while they wasted it during their "productive" years. I vote to go with universal health care or have no requirement to help those that can't afford the care. Either way, don't come back to the taxpayers for more money because you figure someone else will bail you out.


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Traci on our RunningOnJuice Facebook page asked her fellow juicers for some help.
Traci was struggling to drink any juices with beets as she dislikes them.
We shared one of our tasty beet recipes which she said she enjoyed and better still she has now come up with her own juice recipe with beets for people who do not like beets! Intrigued to try this one now.
Remember for those of you who workout beets are very good for you in particular!
Traci's Beet Recipe
- Swiss Chard
- Blueberries
- a few strawberries
- carrots
- beet
- apple
Traci did not give us the exact amounts so why not experiment a little? Just go easy with the beets for the first few goes.
Let us know how you enjoyed it?


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