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These days a client doesn't need to be Alan Parsons or Jimmy Page to own a state-of-the-art studio, but there is still an investment in equipment nevertheless.
The Skinny: The American electronics company Milbert Amplifiers designs and manufactures products for the consumer electronics and musical instrument (MI) industries. The company's Guitar Artists' Guitar Amplifiers (GAGA) line of products provides studio owners, and for that matter live venue owners, with a single amplifier solution that can cover the sounds of everything from a Fender Twin Reverb to a Marshall JMP ("Plexi") without switching amplifiers.
The Specs: The company says the amps utilize a circuit design that allows users to mix and match popular tubes such as EL34s, 6V6s, 6550s, 6L6s, and many others. The Germantown, Md.-based company says the amps also feature auto bias, auto impedance and auto standby circuits to support its ability to run these tubes without damage. Milbert adds the amps incorporate its Universal Power Blow-Proof parallel output option that is designed to drive any speaker cabinet with any cable without the fear of damaging the amp or speaker.
Some of the other unique components to the amps, which come in 30-, 60 and 90-watt versions, is that because of their transformerless designs, the amps are lightweight and easy to move. The amps also include the company's P3 phantom power technology. Milbert explains that when consumers use a standard TRS stereo instrument cable and activate the P3 feature, they can power their active pickups or effects pedals. When the P3 option is used with a breakout box, the power can be run in a daisy chain configuration. The benefit of this technology, the company points out, is that it eliminates ground loops and the concerns associated with using batteries.
Solutions: The amplifiers can be used in recording studios and for live sound reinforcement in a guitar player's backline.
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1941: Best Supporting Actor
Donald Crisp as Mr. Morgan in How Green Was My Valley
- Walter Brennan as Pastor Rosier Pile in Sergeant York
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- James Gleason as Max Corkle in Here Comes Mr. Jordan
- Sydney Greenstreet as Kaspar Gutman in The Maltese Falcon
Crisp was educated at Eton College and the University of Oxford in England. He moved to the United States in 1906 and began acting on the stage. He soon joined the Biograph Company, where he met D.W. Griffith. Crisp appeared in dozens of Griffith's films and also served as assistant director on two of the great director's most successful films, The Birth of a Nation (1915) and Broken Blossoms (1919). He continued to both direct and act in films, working with many of the major silent-film stars, including Lillian Gish, Douglas Fairbanks, and Buster Keaton, but he had given up directing by the early 1930s. He then established himself as one of the best—and best-liked—character actors in sound films, usually playing understanding, kindly fathers and uncles, parts similar to his Oscar-winning role as Mr. Morgan.
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Apache Cassandra ™ releases include the core server, the nodetool administration command-line interface, and a development shell (cqlsh and the old cassandra-cli).
There are currently two active releases available:
The latest release of Apache Cassandra is 2.2.2 (released on 2015-10-05). If you're just starting out and not yet in production, download this one.
The most stable release of Apache Cassandra is 2.1.10 (released on 2015-10-05). If you are in production or planning to be soon, download this one.
The current major version of the Cassandra Query Language is CQL version 3. The CQL3 documentation for the current version of Cassandra (2.0) is available here. The documentation for CQL3 in Cassandra 1.2 is here.
New users to Cassandra should be sure to check out the Getting Started guide.
The latest development release is 3.0.0-rc1 (released on 2015-09-21).
The lastest release on the 2.0 branch is 2.0.17 (released on 2015-09-21).
Older (unsupported) versions of Cassandra are archived here.
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Beginning today, there's a new way to look at Windows PowerShell cmdlets.
You're used to looking at them this way:
Or, perhaps, this way:
But would you like to look at them this way?
What if getting a list of the remoting cmdlets was as easy as clicking a category name? And you could filter to display only the remoting configuration cmdlets?
What if you could get a quick peek at a cmdlet help topic by clicking a Bing Visual Search tile? (See the "Help Online" link?)
Welcome to the Windows PowerShell Cmdlets Gallery in Bing Visual Search.
To see it, go to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=190436 or outside the U.S., go to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=190439
1. Go to Bing: http://www.bing.com/visualsearch.
2. Click Reference, and scroll down to Scripting.
3. Click Windows PowerShell Cmdlets.
If you're attending Microsoft Management Summit 2010, you can see a presentation of the Windows PowerShell Cmdlet Gallery and other innovative ways to present information at the "Creating an Information Experience for Windows and Management Customers" breakout session (BJ01) on Monday, April 19 from 3:00 – 4:00 PM in Bellini 2005.
The current version of the gallery is a prototype that still has a few bugs. We're new at this and ironing them out over time. If you have suggestions, please leave comments or send them to me at email@example.com.
Thanks, June Blender [MSFT] Windows PowerShell Documentation
"But would you like to look at them this way?"
To each their own. I prefer the technet library myself :)
Make sure you have not been redirected to your country's Bing site. I am from Canada and the above instructions work for the United States Bing, but not Canada.
To switch to the US site look at the bottom of the page.
Really like the right hand column and the counter, but I'm not sure about "Visual Search" bit. Seems an odd way to view what is essentially only text.
I would like to be able to see more info from get-help on the right pane under details. I should be able to select parameters and see what is in get-help for those parameters
Also "narrow by" is great, but I can't seem to find a way to create my own filter or even a way to search within visual search. I feel like it should be there, but I think I'm missing some obvious way to do this.
> Your computer isn't supported
> Visual Search doesn't work on your computer.
Sorry, can't use that thing (on Firefox 3.0. A bit old, but the standard here).
Plus, as Denis mentionned above, only works for selected country, which seems an arbitrary restriction.
Hi, Tome,
To see full help for a cmdlet, click the "Help Online" link in the hover pane or in the top right corner of the details pane.
Unfortunately, there's no way for users to create custom filters (yet). I wanted to do that, too. If you have suggestions for particular filters, let me know.
As to more details, we can't yet automatically update the contents of Visual Search when we update the help, so I didn't want to include details in this view that might change over time. I thought it was better to keep it lean than to have outdated content.
Thanks for the comments,
I really like the "Narrow By" too. I don't like blindly searching for things, so, for me, this is great.
Figuring out a way to learn powershell, or any other language, has always been a struggle for me. But with this, I can see the cmdlets I want to focus on, how the cmdlets are related to each other, etc. without first having to learn all cmdlets.
So, where can I download this thing?
It would be helpful if there was an easy way to clear a filter. I would like to be able to go back to viewing all cmdlets regardless of version.
Great. I think this is really cool. Thanks
Hi, Lu,
To clear a filter, such as "Introduced in Version," click the "x" in the filter option box.
For example, when you select "2.0" a little box with "2.0" appears below "Introduced in Version." Just click the "x" in that box.
Hi, Denis and FP,
Thanks for your comments. I'm really sorry that this is currently US only, but I don't have control over that.
You can use this redirectable link to access the U.S. English version from other countries. I created this re-directable link so that if the actual link changes, I can update it easily.
Outside the U.S., go to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=190439.
These links now just give 404-page not found. :-((
Bing discontinued all of the Visual Search galleries. This would make a great Metro app or even a game if anyone is so inclined.


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Thing with spawned server is really nice - couple things that could be improved - more effective skill restriction system, its sad that on T4 server joins so many low skilled players, if i set "My Skill Level" (Tier4) then would be nice to see players who`s equal or higher than me, not lower. Ping problem solving would be great job as well - is it possible to make "auto kick" if ping is higher than 80? Cause it`s really annoying to try to hit someone who`s warping like Gandalf The Grey....
For everything else - thank you very much.
Gj ID!!!! I'm happy to see Quake is getting attention again.Very pleased with the prem week, was a blast.
quake live is IMPRESSIVE.
EXCELLENT Update again.
keep it!
I wonder if there's any possibility of some random sampler servers popping up with Freeze on some "eh" sort of map to get people hooked. Like sml411 hinted at in the above post.
May be worth a shot for a few weeks to see if it leads to anything. Who knows.
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Researchers at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University, have discovered the first conclusive evidence of Alzheimer's-like neurofibrillary brain tangles in an aged nonhuman primate. The unprecedented finding, described in the online issue of the Journal of Comparative Neurology, has the potential to move the scientific community one step closer to understanding why age-related neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease, are uniquely human and seem to never fully manifest in other species--including our closest evolutionary relative, the chimpanzee.
Lead researchers Rebecca Rosen, a doctoral student who is conducting her research at Yerkes, and Lary Walker, PhD, a neuroscientist and research professor at Yerkes, in collaboration with colleagues at UCLA, made the unanticipated finding during a routine post-mortem study of an aged, female chimpanzee that died of natural causes. The researchers also discovered deposits of beta-amyloid protein in plaques and blood vessels of the chimp's brain tissue, although these changes were infrequent compared to Alzheimer's disease in humans.
"We've seen these plaques in aged chimpanzees before, but this is the first time researchers have found both hallmark features of Alzheimer's disease--plaques and neurofibrillary tangles--in a nonhuman primate," explains Walker.
As many as five million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia. A cure has eluded researchers, and the disease is considered progressive and fatal. Brain plaques and tangles associated with the disease are prime suspects in damaging and killing nerve cells that cause memory loss and dementia.
"Alzheimer's disease has a huge number of potential causes," says Rosen. "By studying the development of human features of the disease that occur naturally in nonhuman primates, we may be able to isolate what makes people so susceptible to neurodegenerative disease
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Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011. Damascus says outlaws, saboteurs, and armed terrorists are the driving factor behind the unrest and deadly violence while the opposition accuses the security forces of being behind the killings.The Syrian government says that the chaos is being orchestrated from outside the country, and there are reports that a very large number of the armed militants are foreign nationals. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on August 1 that the country is engaged in a "crucial and heroic" battle that will determine the destiny of the nation. GJH/MA


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OLDSMAR, Fla., Aug. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Time. It is a precious commodity. Yet most women would agree that there never seems to be enough of it. And the small amount of time a woman spends on doing something just for herself usually pales in comparison to the time she invests in others. This reality has led many women in need of quality time to seek out "quick fixes" at day spas, and most recently medical spas, where services and procedures can be costly. However, the benefits for these pricey treatments are usually fleeting, with no real long-lasting, therapeutic effects.
Now, thanks to the cutting-edge research and technology of C'elle, a service dedicated to providing women with a safe and easy method of collecting and preserving stem cells found in her menstrual fluid each month, a woman can do something positive for herself while also potentially helping her family.
In fact, the latest science has revealed that stem cells, harvested from a woman's own menstrual blood may be used in treating a number of possibly life-threatening diseases that she, a parent, a sibling or even her children may face in later years, such as osteoporosis, heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.
With C'elle's affordable collection process, menstrual cells are processed and cryo-preserved (stored at a very low temperature) for potential cellular therapies that may emerge in the future. These self-renewing cells one day may even be utilized for cosmeceutical treatments, such as anti-aging therapies or sports medicine.
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Current Concepts In Ankle Arthroscopy
Given new technological advances, key intraoperative benefits and quicker post-op recovery, ankle arthroscopy continues to emerge as a viable modality for podiatric surgeons. Accordingly, these authors review the literature and share their insights on proper indications, portal placement, whether you should use distractors and the potential of radiofrequency waves in arthroscopic procedures.
Ankle arthroscopy is still considered a somewhat new and exciting addition to the armamentarium for the foot and ankle surgeon. Typically, this is a physician and patient friendly procedure that allows direct visualization of intra-articluar structures without the need of an open arthrotomy or malleolar osteotomy in order to gain access to the ankle joint.
The most significant advantage of ankle arthroscopy is the direct visualization of intra-articular pathology. The minimal dissection required for the placement of the ankle portal is a distinct advantage in comparison to open arthrotomy. The minimal disruption of the soft tissue envelope is paramount in the reduction of healing time. For this reason, violation of soft tissue layers is rarely an issue when considering ankle arthroscopy as opposed to more traditional techniques such as an open arthrotomy.
Key technological advances in fiber optics, cameras, video screens, instrumentation and advanced surgical techniques have resulted in an improved ability to perform diagnostic and therapeutic arthroscopy of the ankle.
Ankle arthroscopy is a valuable tool for the foot and ankle surgeon who is diagnosing and treating various ankle conditions. More recently, additional surgical techniques are developing with the intention of minimizing exposure and reducing the risk to the patient. Ankle arthroscopy provides the surgeon and the patient a better means for facilitating surgical outcomes. This includes an improved, quicker postoperative recovery in comparison to traditional open procedures.
A Closer Look At Indications And Contraindications
Prior to a patient undergoing an ankle arthroscopy procedure, it is a considerable advantage for the surgeon to gather additional information through diagnostic testing. It is helpful to pursue basic laboratory testing to obtain complete blood cell count and differential, uric acid levels, and inflammatory markers, such as erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and C-reactive protein (CRP). Rheumatoid panels can be beneficial for patients who have a non-traumatic etiology.
Standard plain radiographic films along with specialized stress views are necessary to evaluate the structural alignment of ankle. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an excellent adjunctive tool for the evaluation of soft tissue and articular lesions. One may also consider computed tomography (CT) and specialized bone scans.
Since Takagi and colleagues first performed arthroscopic evaluation of the ankle in 1939, much has changed.1 While the theory of ankle arthroscopy has not changed significantly, ankle arthroscopy has evolved to become a fundamental tool in the treatment of several conditions associated with ankle disorders. As the technology has improved, there has been a notable increase in the indications for ankle arthroscopy.
Some suggested diagnostic indications include chronic edema, stiffness, instability, hemarthrosis and audible locking or snapping on the joint.
Other specific pathologies may include congenital bands, scar tissue, rheumatoid arthritis, pigmented villonodular synovitis and synovial chondromatosis.
More common conditions include osteochrondral lesions of talus, bony impingement, synovitis, loose bodies, arthrofibrosis, articular cartilage damage and syndesmotic impingement. Surgeons also commonly use ankle arthroscopy: to assist with reduction techniques in cases of open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF); for debridement of synovitis and fibrous bands; to repair capsular and ligamentous tears/injuries; for post-traumatic arthritis; and for tibiotalar arthrodesis.
Stetson and Ferkel noted the use of ankle arthroscopy in the management of chondromalacia and osteoarthritis.2 Researchers have also discussed the use of ankle arthroscopy to treat osteochondritis dissecans lesions. Note that osteochondritis dissecans lesions are typically inflammatory in nature while most other lesions in the ankle such as osteochondral lesions of the talus are traumatic in nature.3 Inversion injuries account for two distinct areas of osteochondral lesions: anterior-lateral and posterior-medial of the talus. Patients with chronic ankle sprains as well as those with ankle fractures may benefit from ankle arthroscopy as these injuries are sometimes subtle.4
The most common contraindications for arthroscopy are soft tissue infection, severe edema and poor blood supply. It is also relatively contraindicated in patients with open epiphysis. One should cautiously screen patients with a history of chronic regional pain syndrome for this procedure due to some reports of neurologic insult after this procedure.2 The management of septic arthritis is polarizing and surgeons should consider their community standard.
Pertinent Insights On Portal Creation
The success with arthroscopic procedures lies in the understanding of overall anatomy and the portal placements. In order to avoid vital neurological structures, the surgeon must have a keen sense of the anatomy and pathology he or she is treating.
Before portal placement, make a small stab incision at the level of the ankle joint just medial to the anterior tibialis tendon. Identifying the anatomic site before making the incision can prevent distortion of the local anatomy once one injects the fluids.
Proceed to inject and distend the ankle joint with lactated Ringer's solution in the medial portal. Not only is this helpful in distending the joint, it provides a diagnostic value. If it is difficult to inject the little volume (10 to 15 mL) of lactated Ringer's solution into the joint, this is suggestive of a joint with much pathology such as adhesive capsulitis and fibrous bands as the joint has limited ability to expand. In scenarios in which a large volume (greater than 40 mL) of lactated Ringer's solution is allowed, typically the surgeon will notice a fluid collection that is characteristically located lateral to the ankle joint. This is suggestive of a capsular tear.
Portal placement is the most critical detail of arthroscopy. Traditionally, surgeons utilize anteromedial and anterolateral portals. Create the anteromedial portal just medial to the tibialis anterior tendon and slightly distal to the joint line. We suggest employing an 18-gauge, 1.5-inch needle to locate the joint and using this as a reference point. Multiple authors recommend making this portal first.5,6
The surgeon should create the anterolateral portal just lateral to the peroneal tertius tendon and within the joint. Transillumination is a technique in which one can use the arthroscope to illuminate the joint. One can easily perform this by tangentially turning the arthroscope in order to create an adjacent anterior portal. However, surgeons should exercise caution with the anterior-lateral portal coursing near the superior peroneal nerve branch, which may be at risk.5,7
If a surgeon needs to address an ankle posteriorly, a posterior-lateral portal will allow for excellent exposure. Establish this portal just 1 to 1.5 cm from the lateral aspect of the Achilles tendon and proximal to the distal tip of fibula. One can utilize this portal in cases in which the pathology is located in a more posterior direction and may also use this site as an egress. The posterior anatomic landmarks are easily visible and the portals are not difficult to create.5
One of the main advantages of arthroscopy to the surgeon is the freedom of accessory portal placement. These portals allow improved access to the anatomical pathology, which one cannot appreciate from the standard portals of the ankle joint. Specific or unique pathology may necessitate the need for the creation of these portals.
Typically, the most discussed accessory portal is the trans-Achilles portal, which is also known as the posterior-central portal.5 The rationale for this portal, as deemed by Tryfonidis and colleagues, is farther proximity from the nerves in comparison to the other main portals.8 The authors concluded this was the safest portal for its proximity alone. Some considerations in creating an accessory portal are improved visualization, the creation of a drain, assistance with arthroscopic procedures and improved access for surgical instruments.
The primary concern when using accessory portals is the proximity of neurovascular structures. This concern is a good reason to avoid deviating from the standard portals. Rodeo and co-workers stated that neurological complications appear directly related to incorrect portal placement.9 For historical purposes, we should mention that the posterior-medial portal, which one creates medial to the Achilles tendon, should ideally be between the flexor hallucis longus and the flexor digitorum longus. The proximity of the posterior tibial nerve, artery and vein make this portal placement dangerous. When possible, one should stick with the traditional portal placements in order to reduce the risk of damage to the anatomic structures.2,7
Should You Use Distractors?
A largely debated topic with arthroscopy techniques is the use of distractors. One school of thought is that there is no inherent need for ankle distraction and that the natural contour of the ankle joint allows relative ease for arthroscopic investigation. However, there is still a large group of surgeons who prefer the distraction option.
There are two distinct methodologies when selecting the use of distractors. Invasive distractors such as an AO femoral distractor rely on the surgeon to insert pins into the distal tibial and calcaneus.10 Then the surgeon may perform mechanical distraction with a compression/distraction apparatus. One disadvantage of invasive distraction is the potential to cause stress risers as well as transient pin tract pain.5,10
Non-invasive distractors are typically based on Guhl's design, also described as "clove-hitch."11 They provide a cost-effective approach to non-invasive ankle distraction without compromising quality or versatility. The Guhl design relies on a "harness" type device that secures the hindfoot posteriorly and midfoot anteriorly, creating a strapped device. With the "harness" device, one must be careful with the length of time and constant pressure applied to the dorsum of the midfoot as this can lead to nerve irritation. With this device, one may employ a gravity technique with the non-invasive distractor to provide a pulling downward force to obtain a distracted ankle (with or without weights).
One can also use a traction device and sterile bar to create a gradual distraction of the joint by providing torque.3 Stetson and co-workers recommend that the distraction of the ankle joint should not exceed 7 to 8 mm of distraction and say there should be no longer than 90 minutes of distraction for any distraction technique.5,6
Mechanical distraction provides more access to the joint and causes little risk to the neurologic structures. Ferkel and colleagues showed there is a 9 percent rate of neurologic complications.7
Most commonly, patients develop a transient neuropraxia, a nerve injury that is largely due to stretch on the nerve itself. Transient neuropraxia may occur with more than one hour of distraction and 30 pounds of force. Electromyograms (EMGs) have shown changes in conduction velocity that are reversible.7 Distractors are also associated with another distinct pattern of injuries, including paresthesias of the superficial peroneal nerve and its branches.2
Other Considerations In Ankle Arthroscopy
Another issue is the usage of lavage, which provides a cooling effect to the instruments and avoids thermal damage to structures. Many have discussed the use of lactate Ringer's solution versus normal saline. Normal saline provides better visualization in terms of clarity of the video screen. However, normal saline is damaging to chondrocyte metabolism and one should avoid using it in cartilage stimulating procedures.
Based on the literature from knee arthroscopy, lavage techniques are considered as a principal treatment. It is our experience that this also appears to have favorable effects on the ankle joint. However, following a literature search, we found no studies that support or deny this benefit.
Other controversies include the use of tourniquets in the presence of ankle arthroscopy. Exsanguination provides better visualization of the joint for the surgeon but also diminishes the appreciation of vascular pathologies such as acute hemorrhagic synovitis and pigmented villonodular synovitis. While the use of tourniquets is up to the surgeon's preference, this consideration should be largely pathology driven.
The most common sizes of scopes are 4.0 mm, 2.7 mm and 1.9 mm although the scope selection is surgeon specific.3 In our experience, the 4.0 mm scope provides the better view and allows for a more efficient procedure.
After selecting a scope, consider the functional motions of sweeping, pistoning and rotation. Perform sweeping motions in either a side-to-side manner or an up and down movement. Pistoning involves moving the tip of arthroscope closer to the object to magnify it. However, be aware that pistoning decreases the overall field of vision of the joint. In turn, moving away from an object will give a larger visualization of the joint.
Rotation involves moving or spinning the scope in a 360-degree pattern. Most scopes have specific angulations to their tips, which are usually 30 or 70 degrees. The surgeon can appreciate pathology acutely from the direct line of vision. The concept of triangulation is a mixture of sweeping, pistoning and rotation of the scope along with instrumentation.
In recent times, some have advocated the use of arthroscopy for the preparation of ankle joint arthrodesis. This technique uses a minimally invasive approach to fusion with little disruption of the soft tissue joint envelope. Surgeons can use abrasion and arthroscopic curettage for joint preparation.
In an AAOS study of patients who underwent either arthroscopic subtalar arthrodesis or arthroscopic ankle arthrodesis, Tasto was able to achieve bone fusion at an average of 10.8 weeks.12 The study showed seven delayed unions/non-unions out of a total of 60 fusions.
However, the joint preparation time is vastly increased and complete removal of the subchondral plate is in question. The ability to address varus/valgus deformity of the ankle is limited with this technique. Stetson and Ferkel warned that this technique could also create a deformity.2
The management of osteochondral lesions has long been a topic of discussion. These lesions are traumatic in nature secondary to inversion injuries. The smaller osteochondral defects have traditionally responded well to arthroscopic drilling, which leads to the development of fibrocartliage.
Numerous studies have demonstrated that drilling or curettage of osteochondral lesions has excellent functional outcomes and reduction of pain. In these scenarios, Barnes and Kumai noted the drilling of defects is successful, specifically with younger patients and with no cystic changes present.3,13 The arthroscopic drilling of lesions provides good intermediate management until further arthrosis occurs within the joint.13,14
The ideal scenario for drilling involves the absence of cartilage within the ostechondral defect.15 Many specialized types of arthroscopic equipment are available to perform this technique. They include specialized guides such as a micro-vector drill guide or anterior cruciate ligament guide.3 If this sophisticated equipment is not available, surgeons may use conventional dorsiflexing and planatarflexing of the ankle and a drill.
What About Thermal Capsulorrhaphy And Radiofrequency Waves?
The concept of thermal capsulorrhaphy involves the use of a monopolar device to shrink soft tissue pathology. The thermal energy alters collagen triple helix bonds between 60ºC to 75ºC. At this point, fibroblasts incorporate into the collagen framework, creating Type I collagen, which forms within 72 hours and produces a new collagen in 12 to 14 weeks.16 This technique is excellent in the destruction of fibrous band and removal of intermediate pigmented villonodular synovitis.
Some have suggested this thermal capsulorrhaphy for the correction of anterior talofibular ligament damage. However, the effectiveness of this technique and long-term success is relatively low and limited. Hyer and colleagues stressed that none of these patients had any mechanical instability and this was a way to relieve any micro-tears or patulous.15
In another study, Kahn and Fanton used preoperative and postoperative stress views (talar tilt and anterior drawer) to evaluate the instability of the ankle.17 After a follow-up of one to 2.5 years, they found that talar tilts improved on average from 9.1 degrees to 6.7 degrees and anterior drawer tests showed an improvement from 8 mm of displacement to 2.4 mm. The overall American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) scores improved dramatically as well from 57.5 preoperatively to 86.5 postoperatively with thermal capsulorrhaphy.17 Long-term studies with imaging surveillance are needed.2
Another form of arthroscopic energy relies on radiofrequency waves. Specific probes have been created and advocated for the treatment of chondromalacia within the further specialization of ankle arthroscopy. Surgeons may use the radiofrequency waves in specialized arthroscopic wands to treat chrondral defects via thermal debridement of these lesions. In addition to the debridement mechanism of action, the radiofrequency waves thermally seal the lesions. This prevents the synovial membrane from releasing inflammatory epitopes, such as metalloproteinases, prostaglandins, tumor necrosis factor (TNF), interleukin-1 (IL-1) and free radicals, thus eliminating the inflammatory cascade.18
Lu and co-workers found temperature management of arthroscopic fluids to be critical to the success of this technique.19 The evidence shows that these radiofrequency waves can treat areas of defect without affecting any healthy chondrocytes adjacent to these defects.19,20
In Conclusion
Ankle arthroscopy provides minimally invasive diagnostic benefit and therapeutic treatment of the ankle joint. It provides protection to the soft tissue envelope and provides good intermediate management of ankle pathology. In the presence of multiple intra-articular pathologies, the arthroscopic surgery allows the surgeon to provide treatment for all pathologies with one modality.
Typically, the overall patient satisfaction is high and ankle arthroscopy continues to be an effective surgical procedure for the patient and physician. These arthroscopic techniques provide the diagnostic visualization of intra-articular pathology and represent ever emerging therapeutic strategies for the foot and ankle surgeon.
In order to optimize the best results for the patient, it is imperative for the surgeon to recognize and avoid all possible complications. One should appreciate the multiple details involved with this procedure. Similar to most other surgical procedures, ankle arthroscopy enables the surgeon to stimulate the body's natural biologic response in order to promote healing.
Overall, ankle arthroscopy is a powerful tool and one should consider it for most early to intermediate intra-articular pathologies.
Dr. DiDomenico is affiliated with the Forum Health/Western Reserve Care System in Youngstown, Ohio. He is the Section Chief of Podiatry at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio. He is the Director of the Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgical Fellowship within the Ankle and Foot Care Centers and the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. Dr. DiDomenico is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
Dr. Giagnacova is a Fellow at the Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgical Fellowship within the Ankle and Foot Care Centers and the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine.
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2. Stetson WB, Ferkel RD. Ankle arthroscopy II indications and results. J Am Acad Orthop Surg.1996; 4(1):24-34.
3. Barnes CJ, Ferkel RD. Arthroscopic debridement and drilling of osteochrondral lesions of the talus. Foot Ankle Clin N Am. 2003; 8(2):243-247.
4. Niek van Dijk C, Verhagrn RA, Tol JL. Arthroscopy for problems after ankle fracture. Brit Edit Soc Bone Joint Surg. 1997; 79-B(2):280-284.
5. Stetson WB, Ferkel RD. Ankle Arthroscopy I. Technique and complications. J Am Acad Orthop Surg. 1996; 4(1):17-23.
6. Ferkel RD, Small HN, Gittins JE. Complications in foot and ankle arthroscopy. Clin Ortho Rel Res, 2001; 391:89-104.
7. Ferkel RD, Heath DD, Guhl JF. Neurological complications of ankle arthroscopy. Arthroscopy. 1996; 12(2):200-208.
8. Tryfonidis M, Whitfield CG, Charalambous CP, Baraza WK, Zubairy AL. Posterior ankle arthroscopy portal safety regarding proximity to the tibial and sural nerve. Acta Ortop Bel. 2008; 74(3):370-3.
9. Rodeo SA, Forster RA, Weiland AJ. Neurological complications due to arthroscopy. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 1993; 75(6):917-926.
10. Kumar VP, Satku K. The A-O femoral distractor for ankle arthroscopy. Arthroscopy. 1994; 10(1):118-9.
11. Guhl JF. New concept (distraction) in ankle arthroscopy. Arthroscopy. 1988; 4(3):160-7.
12. Tasto JP. Arthroscopic ankle and subtalar arthrodeses: 14-year prospective study and follow-up. Presented at the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society 22nd Annual Summer Meeting, July 14-16, 2006, La Jolla, Calif.
13. Kumai T, Takakura Y, Higashiyama I, Tamai S. Arthroscopic drilling for the treatment of osteochondral lesions of the talus. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 1999; 81(9):1229-35.
14. Sexton A. Treatment of osteochondral lesions of the talus with arthroscopic drilling and osteochondral autograft transplantation. Presented at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Georgia Orthopaedic Society, October 9-12, 2003, Sea Island, Georgia.
15. Hyer CF, Berlet GC, Philbin T, Lee TH. Retrograde drilling of osteochondral lesions of the talus. Foot Ankle Spec. 2008; 1(4):207-209.
16. Cline S, Wolin P. The use of thermal energy in ankle instability. Clin Sports Med 2002; 21(4):713-725.
17. Khan A, Fanton G. Use of thermal energy in treatment of ankle disorders. Sports Med Arthroscopy Rev. 2000; 8(4):354-364.
18. Edwards III RB, Lu Y, Markel MD. The basic science of thermally assisted chondroplasty. Clin Sports Med. 2002; 21(4):619-647.
19. Lu Y, Edwards III RB, Heiner JP et al. Lavage fluid temperature influences depth of chondrocyte death and surface contouring during thermal chronroplasty with monopolar radiofrequency energy. Am J Sports Med. 2002; 30(5):667-673.
20. Lu Y, Edwards III RB, NhO S, et. al. Thermal chrondoplasty with bipolar and monopolar radiofrequency energy: effect of treatment time on chrondocytes death and surface contouring. Arthroscopy. 2002; 18(7):779–788.


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Now having seen it, I am a little disappointed we can't get a true sequel to the film, and by that I mean another solo outing for Supes, I think Henry Cavill made a great Superman/Clark Kent and would love to see him be able to expand in the role. I have no doubt a great story can be made with Superman meeting Batman, but part of me will always be wishing it could have been a solo outing.
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- Dine at Les Ombres restaurant -- located on the rooftop terrace of Quai Branly Museum
- Admire illuminated Paris attractions that line the UNESCO-listed banks of the Seine River
- Sip Champagne while you watch Moulin Rouge's 'Féerie' show
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Les Ombres is one of Paris' must-visit restaurants; perched on the panoramic rooftop terrace of Quai Branly Museum, the restaurant boasts unsurpassed views of the Eiffel Tower lit up at night. Dine from a 3-course set menu while soaking up the ambience of this stylish restaurant, designed by renowned French architect Jean Nouvel.
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The river cruise was excellent. Paris is so cool -- and this tour gives you an interesting perspective. So many interesting people hanging out by the river and having little picnics and parties. Our tour was upgraded to an Eiffel Tower dinner which was awesome! The food was great. The Moulin Rouge is so much fun and this tour came with champagne!
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Everything was wonderful! The view of the Eiffel Tower at dinner and the lights, great! Food and service at the restaurant, excellent! River cruise at sunset and the Moulin Rouge, all good. Definitely well worth the price. It really was top of the line! !
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Organization of tour was great. Dinner was delicious and location of restaurant is spectacular. On cruise we were sitting inside of boat cause it was raining, but it was realy nice even then. Moulin Rouge is MUST see show when you are in Paris, we had great seats, and show is amazing! Whole tour was great!
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the boat ride and Moulin was fantastic . THe dinner at LOs Ombres , although a beatiful settting left a lot to be desired food wise, otherwise it was well worth the money. biggest problem, Viator needs to explain how to get where and what time , not time varies and make sure people know they can be returned and picked up by the co without extra charge. Worth the money
August 2013
Food was good . But our guide was rushing us to get to the boat and them was not there to pick us up on time. Them we had to wait in line for almost an hour for the show . Then we were picked up by a different driver and he had two other people and we had to drive 20 minute to there hotel before he took us to ours . Not as good of an experience as we would have hoped for considering the cost.
July 2013
We were unable to have dinner at Les Ombres so it was substituted for dinner at the Cabaret. The dinner was great and the show was excellent. This meant that we were given tickets for the Seine River cruise to use at another time. We had to make our own way to the cruise and back. It worked out well for us, but might not have worked well for someone else. We took the cruise the following evening and it was amazing.
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Our night started on a massive high. Easy to find where the tour started and we were driven in a private car by a lovely man to Les Ombres for dinner. The restaurant was nothing short of spectacular. The views were amazing and the food was sensational!!! Service started a little slow but quickly recovered and everyone was lovely. Great choices in the set menu. My only comment was it was a little rushed to then make the river cruise. The venue is highly romantic (which even though I was with my sister I still appreciated it)
The cruise was ok. After such a luxurious dinner it was a little third rate. If I had my time over I'd skip the cruise. Didn't hate it but didn't love it. Highlight was the lady on the cruise who spoke 5 languages. She was funny!
Things deteriorated when we got off the cruise. After being in a lovely private car with another couple we were told to get on a large bus to get us to moulin rouge. No issues with that at all but we we're given instructions to get on a bus with a flashing light. The was none so we got on the bus with our tour company name. The guide on that bus was an absolute jerk. He was so rude, spoke to us poorly when he couldn't find our name on his listthen berated us and the other couple from our original tour as we had not listened and got on the wrong bus. When we tried to explain he kept talking over the top of us. He was truly an awful man and veryvery rude. To have a go at us I front of the rest of the bus was unacceptable. Further to this he then said it didn't matter anyway as we were all going to the Same place. He then proceeded to give the worst guided tour on the way to the moulin rouge. I saw several people on the bus clap when he finally finished talking woeful!!!
I will say it was great skipping the line for the moulin rouge. You cannot prepare yourself for how hectic and busy it all is. Or how long the normal line is. We were pretty tired by then as it was at 11pm show. The show was of course fantastic
August 2013
Dinner at Les Ombres was very disappointing at best. No choices and we could not eat first course because it was liver pate. It they are going to serve something like that, give a choice at least. The poached chicken was not quite done to our liking. They put us out on terrace facing directly into the sun and would not put up umbrellas to shield from light. Person next to us moved to another table and did not eat his entire dinner. The boat was a mad house and they put us under plastic so you did not get feeling of being outside. The show was delightful. The drivers were nice and efficient


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On Early Morning Depression. ~ Chogyam Trungpa.
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When you feel depressed, when you feel bad, it is sometimes for no reason at all.
You wake up in the morning and feel hopeless, terrible. We may use our experiences to justify that feeling. I feel bad…because I don't have any money. I feel bad…because something has gone wrong in my life. In fact, our early morning depression is not all that logical. Out of nowhere, you just don't feel so good.
Then you come up with all kinds of logical explanations for why you are depressed. In the Shambhala tradition, we talk about how fearlessness comes out of the realization of fear.
Similarly, when you experience morning depression, it is possible to cheer up. That situation is genuine and quite workable. From morning depression and its terror, we can step right into basic goodness.
We can appreciate depression as being like a wobbly staircase. When you put your foot on the first step, you wonder whether it's going to hold you. You might fall. But as you take further steps, you realize that it's going to carry you upstairs.
We learn to reject the terror of morning depression and to step into morning basic goodness, right on the spot.
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Yes, reading to get info or help w/ depression or panic attacks is good. The more tools one has, the better! I awoke to a panic attack this a.m due to a nightmare (involving stairs, oddly enough). I took deep breaths, in and out, until my heart stopped racing.
Interesting post, I didn't realize it was such a common thing…morning depression.
And I've definitely woken up with morning depression many a times, and thought it was just me…and then kicked myself for starting my day in such a bad way.
I wonder if you have any thoughts on the WHY of morning depression?
[…] I'd wake up every morning frustrated, angry and upset. Can you imagine waking up every morning with that as your flavor? How awful! One day I even started screaming! I was pissed. Can you see me pissed? Ha! I was so shocked that I was reacting in such a way that I even started laughing at myself. Rage is territory I haven't felt in a long time. I got so pissed off that someone(s) were intruding on my time to practice. […]
i was hoping this might tell me something but to me it makes no sense. when u feel horrible in the morning for no reason there is no staircase. it's like waking up in a burned out basement and there are no stairs,
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I think when you wake up and feel sad it is because you are sad…maybe a good cry is in order.
This article raises an important question for many, and then goes nowhere.
so true!!
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I WASN'T surprised when London's name came out of the IOC envelope on Wednesday to hear that the news reduced some people to tears.
I too came close to crying, as I remembered one of the funniest pieces of telly I've ever seen. The Spitting Image sketch after Birmingham failed to land the 1992 Olympic Games.
In case you missed it, as Barcelona was announced the winner, and swarthy puppets performed somersaults in the background, a latex Denis Howell turned to a latex Mary Whitehouse and said: "Do you think we should have told them about the glass museum at Dudley?"
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If you want to go to any kind of religious university, there are many fine
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country are religiously affiliated.
However, no state run institution ought to be in the business of proselytizing students. It does not take great insight to recognize that this coach is abusing his position to cram his particular brand of religion down the throats of his players. No parent wants his/her kid to be proselytized in his school. They sent the kid to school to be educated (and in this case get a free ride through university). It is the parent's responsibility to teach kids religion or not.
Just what part of this is difficult to understand?
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What is difficult to understand is why if all this "cramming" of
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who obtained all their information from public records. Swinney may be walking
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law but he has done nothing illegal.
Groups like The Freedom from Religion organization stated purpose is to drive all belief, practice, and display of religion from the public square. Demanding that Swinney not be allowed to publicly practice and live his religion is wrong and every effort to allow Davo and others like him to freely associate with others of like beliefs (even his players) must be protected.
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I especially appreciated that the Clemson coach seeks to be up front about the
part his faith plays in his life especially during the recruitment process. This
enables the athletes and their families to more fully understand what they are
enlisting in should they choose to play for Clemson.
While we are protected by law from the government establishing or forcing a religion upon us the truth is we all espouse what we value and believe through our words and actions. It seems odd to me that people are so quick to cry foul if a Christian is open about their beliefs but they have no problem with a professor that might be modeling and or teaching disdain for Judeo-Christian beliefs or practices, atheist beliefs, anti-capitalistic, anti-government, anti-American, anti-NRA and a whole myriad of other antis. When such beliefs are held and espoused deeply and with vigor how do they really vary from religious beliefs?
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