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In general terms, urethral stricture is not preventable as most common causes are related to injury, trauma, instrumentation, or unpreventable medical conditions. Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or chlamydia are less common causes of urethral stricture, and they can be potentially prevented by practicing safe sex.
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Asus Crosshair II AM2+ Motherboard
Board Layout & Features
Published: 15th June 2008 | Source: ASUS | Price: £180.00 |
I applaud Asus in finally doing away with push pins to affix the 2 chipset heatsinks to the board. Instead they elected to use spring loaded screws with the Crosshair II. Push pins are still used in the mosfet area but this is sufficient for a solid mount. The screws are a godsend for those of us who wish to get a good, even and solid mount on the chipsets.
Upon checking this particular board there didn't appear to be any mounting issues and good contact was made throughout with the chipset. I should point out that removing the heatsink assembly will invalidate your warranty and as I have shown there is little need for you to do so anyway. So it's all good in the power delivery, chipset and cooling department but what else has the board to offer?
Most Recent Comments
Asus Crosshair II Review - By Rich WeatherstoneQuote
Only 11k on 3DMark06 with a 9800GX2?Quote
That is some pricey board right there whoaQuote
Good review as always, nice work Rich. Quote
Originally Posted by name='Toxcity'
Very good review! Not really that good a board?
Only 11k on 3DMark06 with a 9800GX2?
Originally Posted by name='Kempez'
It's an AM2 board mate
That is some pricey board right there whoa
Originally Posted by name='Azza'
Hybrid SLI working yet chaps?
Good review as always, nice work Rich.
I tested the on board VGA's capabilities more indepth in the 780a preview hence it's sparse inclusion in the actual motherboard review.Quote
nice to see AMD fans arnt left out of the current market, all this new tech spring up left, right, and center, its good to see Asus havent just left AMD behind..Quote
Originally Posted by name='Toxcity'
Very good review! Not really that good a board?
Only 11k on 3DMark06 with a 9800GX2?
However, breaking their scores down, minus the CPU score would have been a good recording. Particularly in comparison with Intel mobos maybe.
Looking at the mobo as a whole, including the onboard stuff, input/outputs, I think it`s great. Price wize tho, it`s definately not a winner.Quote
Nice Crosshair II Formula presentation.
I just want to point a small mistake made by Rich Weatherstone, on his review.
I'm sure he eared about TBL bug on Phenom B2's, and how it could be fixed.
Well, some board's have the ability to disable the patch from bios, however even when this patch are disabled in bios, Vista (x86/x64) SP1 overrides it, and apply it by it's self, meaning a poor CPU performance, only using a small software program can make this patch disabled, allowing full CPU performance.
Test Setup
A fresh copy of Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit with SP1 installed along with the most recent drivers then applied. No applications/programs apart from the ones used in benchmarking were installed to ensure a totally clean fair environment to which you can base your comparisons.
Since it have no reference to TBL bug, and from the 9800GX2 SLI 3DMark06, it's obvious that he didn't disabled the TBL patch, making all benchmarks suffer from CPU performance.
As you can see in my Sig I achieved with the same board, a Phenom 9500 (B2)@3000 and 8600GT SLI GPU's, 12589 in 3DMark06 in Vista.
I hope Mr Rich Weatherstone correct his review, to be fair about real Phenom/nForce780a/9800GX2 SLI performance.
All the best...
Off the top of my head, replacing the gpu card will gain so many 1000 more points..
What I`m thinking is, with a x9650 and 8800gt, clocked air-wize, I get a biscuit under 15k.
12k+ a 8800gt instead of a 8600gt has to pass 14k surely.
If that`s correct, that`s outstanding.Quote
Originally Posted by name='Rastalovich'
That screenie shows 12k+ with an 8600gt! What the heck is all that about ?
Off the top of my head, replacing the gpu card will gain so many 1000 more points..
What I`m thinking is, with a x9650 and 8800gt, clocked air-wize, I get a biscuit under 15k.
12k+ a 8800gt instead of a 8600gt has to pass 14k surely.
If that`s correct, that`s outstanding.
I have tested one 8800GT on a different board (790FX) and the max achieved was 13k+.
But if you are planning to go SLI 15k+ are doableQuote
12k+, almost 13, with 2x8600 is still darn good in my book.Quote
I will however give the TBL patch a try even though it was disabled in the Bios and amend the review if needed.Quote
Originally Posted by name='webbo'
The only AM2 we have in our possession at OC3D towers is the 9600phenom and unforunately it's a very poor overclocker. So as the review shows, having quad sli makes very little difference when the clockspeed, and therefore the processing power is so poor.
I will however give the TBL patch a try even though it was disabled in the Bios and amend the review if needed.
Even if you disable TBL patch in BIOS, Vista SP1 will enable it after loaded.
You can read here, how to disable it with Sam2008 tool.
The best way to check if TBL is or isn't enable, is using Winrar benching tool, if your score is ~300 it's enable, normal score when disable is >1000.
You will notice a better 3D performance, even with low CPU clock.
Originally Posted by name='PP Mguire'
Or better yet grab a Phenom 9850. This board was made for that CPU.
Anyway a B3 CPU don't have the TBL bug, so it can be used with Vista's SP1 OS, avoiding the problem.
Be wellQuote
Originally Posted by name='PP Mguire'
The 9850s still perform alot better and an enthusiast board is made for the enthusiast cpu for that socket which happens to be the 9850 BE. The AMD Phenoms arent that bad, they just arent that good either. And Quad SLI is heavily CPU bottlenecked even with a QX9650 @ 4.0ghz (As well as SLI and Tri SLI 280s) then it will be moreso with a 9850 or 9600. (B3 and B2)
My B2 9500 goes at +3000 and my 3rd B3 9850BE only goes at 2800, on this board. 1st did 3100(not stable) and the 2nd 2600 on DFI 790FX board.Quote
Originally Posted by name='webbo'
We will try and get a better 'bug free' AM2 chip for future reviews and the crosshair II will hopefully be benched again before comparisons are drawn.
You dont need, but if you will, you can take the new 9950BE and kill 2 rabbits with 1 stroke, hehehe
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Having recorded a personal best time of 12.48 in the swim and 21.59 in the run section, Bloom will now compete for GB in the age group team in Eilat next year.
Her placing was an improvement on sixth at the Speedy Beaver qualifier.
Claire Bloom has qualified for the Great Britain age group team (45-49) after finishing third at the World Sprint Championship Beijing qualifier at Dorney Lake, Eton.
Bloom, who works at David Lloyd Chigwell, took up sprint triathlon 18 months ago and completed her first full season last year.
Lara Nyman has been identified as one of three British sportswomen as potential cycling contenders for 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Nyman, 18, was recognised by Paul Manning, who collected a full set of Olympic cycling medals with the men's team pursuit between 2000 and 2008.
Birmingham medical student Oliver Ziff, 21, has won the British Universities Triathlon Championships in Sheffield.
Ziff, 21, from Leeds, retained the title he won as a freshman last year.
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Shaftesbury Barnet Harrier Richard Goodman, 15, won the combined Under 17 and Under 20 North Thames Cross Country Championships in Kingsbury.
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Game Physics Engine Development
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How to Build a Robust Commercial-Grade Physics Engine for your Game
Physics is really important to game programmers who need to know how to add physical realism to their games. They need to take into account the laws of physics when creating a simulation or game engine, particularly in 3D computer graphics, for the purpose of making the effects appear more real to the observer or player.The game engine needs to recognize the physical properties of objects that artists create, and combine them with realistic motion.
The physics ENGINE is a computer program that you work into your game that simulates Newtonian physics and predict effects under different conditions. In video games, the physics engine uses real-time physics to improve realism.
This is the only book in its category to take readers through the process of building a complete game-ready physics engine from scratch. The Cyclone game engine featured in the book was written specifically for this book and has been utilized in iPhone application development and Adobe Flash projects. There is a good deal of master-class level information available, but almost nothing in any format that teaches the basics in a practical way. The second edition includes NEW and/or revised material on collision detection, 2D physics, casual game physics for Flash games, more references, a glossary, and end-of-chapter exercises. The companion website will include the full source code of the Cyclone physics engine, along with example applications that show the physics system in operation.
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Beginner-Intermediate: Students, aspiring game developers, and working game developers who are moving into physics development for games.
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We just started using a 3-year-old Quarter Horse stallion for breeding. He is sort of interested and will rub his head on the mare a bit, but he drops about half-way, then up, down, up, down. He doesn't seem shy or anxious, just lazy, like a... Read More
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Q: We just adopted a Lab-mix from a shelter. We lost our other dog, also a Lab-mix, about 6 months ago at age 14. For the last two years of her life, she was increasingly hobbled up. Is there any way to prevent debilitating arthritis, aside from a dog not living long enough to get it? – S.K., Nashville, Tenn.
A: Dr. Daryl Millis, professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary, Knoxville, says that keeping extra pounds off matters. He points to a study which demonstrated that dogs with better body condition scores (svelte figures in good physical shape) lived an average of two years longer, and enjoyed a better quality of life compared with overweight dogs. Still, osteoarthritis does occur in some slim dogs as they age, and our dogs are, overall, living longer than ever before.
A part of what determines if a dog will develop arthritis is the pet's genetic luck of the draw, although larger dogs and specific breeds may be predisposed.
"When catching osteoarthritis early on, there's evidence that you can slow progression using certain nutraceuticals," adds Millis, a charter member of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. Millis says there's evidence that avocado/soybean unsaponifiables may be more effective than the often discussed glucosamine and chondroitin, all of which (with other ingredients) are together found in a veterinary supplement called Dasuquin.
The tricky part is catching the arthritis before a dog starts limping. Tips on what to look for will be offered at the 2013 Sports Medicine Conference: The Canine Athlete at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, Knoxville, Dec. 6-7. Topics will range from treating the canine athlete to how to use nutrition to benefit canine joints.
Registration is from $75 to $375 (depending, in part, on which programs you choose). Learn more at: http://www.utvetce.com/sportsmedicine.asp. Millis is one of the instructors. If you can't attend the conference in person, the website offers details on how to view events online.
Keeping in condition can delay or prevent the onset of arthritis, Millis notes. "Your dog doesn't need to be a canine athlete. Regular leash walks and (for many dogs) swimming are excellent and safe activities," he says.
As for acupuncture for dogs, Millis says there certainly might be some pain relief at the hands of an experienced veterinarian, but he isn't aware of a study which confirms that acupuncture provides preventive benefit.
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DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm afraid you may tell me that how I'm taking my medications (Diltiazem for hypertension and Lipitor, 80 milligrams, for cholesterol) is dangerous and wrong. I take them both at night. But here goes anyway.
Originally, the side effects from those medications were weakness, dizziness and fatigue. This had been going on for quite a while, until I decided to cut the Lipitor pills in half. I told my doctor about this, and he just looked at me and rolled his eyes.
I feel great now, and my cholesterol HDL is 259 and LDL 82. Not bad for a 78-year-old grandma, huh? My blood pressure is elevated in the morning but normal at night.
The only other medications I take are vitamins, glucosamine and fish oil. I walk up a mountain about 2 miles every morning, exercise and watch my diet, except for a small cocktail I have at night before dinner. I'm a small lady (4 feet 11 inches and 120 pounds).
I would like your opinion about all this, because I really value your advice and medical information.
DEAR READER: Although you may feel terrific, I urge you to return to your "eye-rolling" physician for advice and follow ups.
Your cholesterol level is probably high, but, countering this, your HDL (the "good" cholesterol) is astronomically high, so high, in fact, that I must assume you meant to write that your total cholesterol is 259.
I am delighted that you are a grandmother who takes her health seriously, but I believe that some fine-tuning is necessary.
You are taking a high dose of Lipitor. Is there anything you can do to reduce this level? I would be content to see your total cholesterol 200, your HDL ("good" cholesterol) 75 or more and your LDL ("bad" cholesterol) 150 or less.
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This is the single player demo for Age of Conquest, a medieval risk-like turn-based strategy game. This demo includes full game-play but is limited to one scenario and starting position. You can play the scenario all the way to the end, unless you die earlier!
Note: Please consider buying the full version with enhanced options and harder AI. There also is an ONLINE version available to play multiplayer games against your friends and foes.
Misc: If you like the game, also checkout our latest app Tropical Stormfront, a real-time strategy game. Available in the Android Market now!
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Fun با سلام.حیف که بعضی از جاهای بازی پولیه.ولی خداییش بازی خوبیه
FUN but Wish I didn't have to pay to play the full version
Best game and also thank for free version.
Good I like it but I want u to improve the game more than this and create new game.
Only demo. Don't waste your time
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In the previous movie, we walked through a pretty basic workflow in regards to using the Basic panel. In this movie what I want to do is take a look at maybe three or four different techniques that we can use when we have one image that's processed and where we have another image that we want to apply these same settings to. Well, how can we do that and what are some of the considerations? Well, one of the things that you can do is click on that processed image and just for the record this works whether you have just used the Basic panel or whether you done anything that's possible in the Develop module, cropping, Adjustment Brush, you name it.
So in our case we have just done a few things, but keep in mind this applies when you've also done many other things as well. So we click on the image that's has been processed. Here we navigate to the Settings pulldown menu and what we are going to do is select Copy Settings. You will notice there is also a shortcut if you like shortcuts. We are going to select Copy. Next step, move to the image that we want to apply this to and you can also apply this to multiple images or just a single file. Next, we will navigate to the Settings pulldown menu and here we're going to choose Paste Settings.
Once we've done that, it will then apply those settings from the previous photo. I will undo this by pressing Command+Z on a Mac or Ctrl+Z on a PC. Well, how else we could accomplish this? Well, there is another great technique. What you want to do is first click on the image that's has been processed. Next, if you are on a Mac, you hold down the Command key. If you are on a PC, you hold down the Ctrl key and you click on other images where you want to apply these settings to. And again one or more.
Then you'll notice over here that you have a Sync option and you will notice that Sync... and typically what those dots mean inside of Lightroom is that if I click this it is going to open up a dialog. Well, let's see what the dialog is. It says Synchronize Settings. What do I want to synchronize? Well, in my case I want to synchronize everything. So I am going to leave everything checked and then simply click on Synchronize. Now when I do that, you can see that this image has been processed with those other settings. Well, let's undo that and look at yet one more technique here.
One of the things that you can do is click on the image that's been processed. Then once again on a Mac, Command+ Click, on a PC Ctrl+Click, on the image where you want to apply the settings to. Keep in mind you always start with a good image and then you work your way to other images that need to be fixed or enhanced or whatever. Now so far we've seen that we have Sync... Well, what we can also do is we can turn those dots off by pressing a really good shortcut key. It's the Option key on a Mac, that's the Alt key on a PC.
When you do that those dots disappear and what that means is you can now sync these files without that dialog opening up. In other words, it's going to remember whatever settings you dialed in previously when you used that dialog and simply apply them across these two photographs. So now here you can see this image has been updated. That's really handy especially because as you start to do this more and more you will get a feel for the rhythm of things, and you won't always want to see that dialog every time you go through this process.
Now there is another technique here that I want to share with you as well. Once we have synced files or once we have copied settings from one file to another, we can also do something which is called Auto Sync. This typically only works at the end of our processing here. Once we flip this on, you'll notice Auto Sync has been enabled. Now if I make a change, and I will make one that's really drastic, you can see that the change has been made across both images. Or on the other hand we can make this really small here and again those changes are being made across both of these images here as I click back and forth.
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In reviewing some clips on my camera, i found these two very short videos of the sky after the microburst on Friday the 13th, 2010. People i know personally told me they SAW a tornado; between the campus and the East side shopping areas. The weather folk call it a Microburst, which i guess i don't know what that actually means, but i saw evidence of a tornado as well.
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strange sky part one
very weird part II
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In Panama this species occurs in the Gulf of Chiriqui but not the Gulf of Panama. It has been collected from Contreras Island (USNM E 14042, USNM E 11729; Centroid Latitude: 7.82, Centroid Longitude:-81.7750), from a depth of 2 to 8 m, and from Secas Island (USNM E 14043), from a depth of 10 m, Gulf of Chiriqui, eastern Pacific.
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Oct. 14, 2010
By Kaitlyn Comiskey
Athletic Media Relations
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- The No. 16 Rams walked away victorious once again on Thursday night, narrowly escaping with a five-set victory over second-place TCU - 25-22, 26-24, 20-25, 20-25, 15-12 – to put a little distance between themselves and the rest of the pack in the Mountain West Conference race.
The victory pushed the Rams to a record of 16-2, 6-0 in the Mountain West Conference, and set the Horned Frogs back to 12-7, 3-2 in the Mountain West Conference. It also extended CSU's overall win streak to seven and improved CSU's home streak vs. the MWC to 26 consecutive matches.
Colorado State out-hit TCU during the first two sets, boasting .235 and .316 hitting percentages in the first and second sets, respectively. The Rams also out-played the Horned Frogs defensively, finishing the second set with 42 digs, to TCU's 33, and racking up 14 block assists.
Senior Danielle Minch led the Rams with eight kills, while fellow outside hitter Jacque Davisson notched 12 digs just within the first two sets.
Set 3 remained neck-and-neck within the first twenty points, and a big kill from Brieon Paige out of the middle tied the score at 5-5. But two four-point runs from TCU within the third set was too much for the Rams, and a combination of tips and scrappy defense helped TCU to take the fourth set, 25-20.
"They were transitioning well and we were a step behind them," commented Head Coach Tom Hilbert.
A similar trend continued into the fourth set, as the Horned Frogs out-hit the Rams with a hitting percentage of .375. Five of TCU's players recorded double digits in kills, with outside hitter Irene Hester notching 15 kills by Set 4. Defensive specialist Izzy Gaulia contributed greatly to CSU's defensive effort within the fourth set, coming up with two big digs during an intense rally early in the set. Yet even a three-point run mid game couldn't put the Rams ahead, as TCU took the fourth set, 25-20.
With the Rams MWC home streak dating back to 2006, the team rallied in Set 5 to keep the streak alive. Steffan led a four-point run for the Rams early in the fifth set, setting the score at 8-5 and forcing a TCU timeout. The Horned Frogs came out of the time out with a quick kill, but middle blocker Megan Plourde answered right back with a hard hit slide to the middle of TCU's floor. Setter Evan Sanders served up a crucial ace to put the Rams ahead 13-10, setting up teammates Katelyn Steffan and Paige for a block-kill. Minch went on to finish off the match with a hard-hit kill, allowing CSU to win 15-10.
"We blocked the ball well in the fifth game," said Hilbert. "Evan got the chance to serve twice and she was by far our best server today in terms of toughness. It was a good fifth game. We put ourselves in a position to play five, and we did a nice job with it."
Minch, returning after missing the Rams' last two matches with an ankle injury, finished the night with 20 kills, one solo block, and four block assists. Davisson had a double-double, with 14 kills and 20 digs. Sanders led the team with 21 digs, as well as contributing 50 assists and six kills. Five of the Rams finished the night in double digits in the dig category. Plourde also finished in double digits for kills with 10, as well as six block assists.
The Rams take on New Mexico on Saturday night in Moby Arena at 7 p.m. Saturday's contest will be a part of Homecoming and Family Weekend at CSU. Tickets are just $3 with a stub from that afternoon's CSU vs. UNLV Homecoming football game. The CSU volleyball program will also be welcoming back several former players as part of the Rams Legends Weekend.
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Love brings hope to Next Act Theatre's 'Grace'
When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
With the whodunit out of the way, "Grace" tries to answer those questions by taking us back three months and starting over. During the ensuing two hours, we'll move forward in time toward that climactic scene with which the play began. »Read Full Article
James Blake draws inattentive crowd at Turner Hall
For James Blake, there are definite pluses to winning the Mercury Prize for the year's best album from the United Kingdom and Ireland.
But there are minuses, too. And Blake experienced both the positive and negative side effects during his Milwaukee debut Thursday at Turner Hall Ballroom. »Read Full Article
Coffee shop planned for N. Water to feature roasters from around the country
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Richard Pinney's moving song wins contest
I critique music for a living, but judging the second Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series' Song Contest presented a new kind of welcome challenge.
"American Idol" isn't about talent as much as appearance. "The Voice" starts off each season with blind auditions but quickly becomes a battle of wardrobe choices and stage production as much as vocal chops. »Read Full Article
'JFK' conspiracy film revisited Nov. 15-21
Conspiracies, classic rockers and Hitchcock are on tap in special showings at Milwaukee-area movie theaters.
Hitchcock at Times
The Times Theatre's Hitchcock Holidays series continues with the 1954 classic "Rear Window," showing at midnight Friday at the Times, 5906 W. Vliet St. »Read Full Article
This week's concerts
7:30 p.m. Thursday, the Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave. $16.50 to $94 at the box office, (414) 342-7283 and therave.com. »Read Full Article
Wine & Dine, Familiar Looking Strangers and more
Hello there, faithful viewers. This weekend is full of live music, wining and dining. Don't miss a beat with these event--and money saving--suggestions from Tap Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post
New screen take on 'Great Expectations' barely scratches the surface
Charles Dickens was the most popular novelist of the Victorian era, something not even Mike Newell's strangled summary of "Great Expectations" can camouflage.
The intricacies and flourishes of this tale, about a young man encountering various benefactors and enemies on the road to finding true friendship and love, are the spine to which Newell contributes few insights. »Read Full Article
Radcliffe continues acting wizardry in 'Kill Your Darlings'
By now, most Muggles know that the wand chooses the wizard, but perhaps the pen also chooses the poet.
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McConaughey joins Oscar race with 'Dallas Buyers Club'
'Tis the season of Oscar-caliber best-actor performances: Chiwetel Ejiofor for "12 Years a Slave," Robert Redford for "All Is Lost" and now Matthew McConaughey, of all people, in "Dallas Buyers Club."
With "Magic Mike," the actor gave notice that he was giving up male ingénue roles in romantic comedies. With "Mud," he renewed his indie credentials. »Read Full Article(3)
All food, all drinks, All Purpose
So understated. Such a quiet little spot, that All Purpose Bar and Kitchen.
From the outside, anyway. »Read Full Article(1)
Farm-to-table relationships blossom among chefs, farmers
"Eat local" may be a buzz phrase seen on countless bumper stickers, restaurant menus and websites. But in recent years, it's been taken a step further to form relationships between Wisconsin farmers and restaurant owners in what has been called the farm-to-table movement.
In farm-to-table, chefs seek Wisconsin farmers to serve as their restaurants' primary food supplier. This not only puts dollars back into Wisconsin's pocket, it also brings seasonal ingredients to consumers' dinner plates at reasonable prices. »Read Full Article
Owners of Maxie's and Blue's Egg plan new restaurant, Story Hill BKC
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James Blake: What Music I'm Listening To
Electronic musician James Blake, making his Milwaukee debut at Turner Hall Ballroom Thursday, won the prestigious Mercury Prize, awarded to the best British or Irish album of the year, last month. Associated Press photo by Paul A. Hebert. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Festival of Trees, Pretty Lights at the Rave, Duck Dynasty at Riverside
Don't be alarmed if you see one too many camouflage body suits, untrimmed beards and sweet tea cups lining W. Wisconsin Ave. this evening outside the Riverside Theater. "Duck Dynasty" - yes, that one - is making its debut in Milwaukee for a night of "Tales From the Duck Commanders" with Phil Robertson, his wife, Kay, daughter-in-law Korie (Willie's wife) and fan favorite Uncle Si in person. Tickets are $46.50.
On the other side of W. Wisconsin Ave. downtown at the Rave, electronic artist Pretty Lights, will be playing at 7:30 p.m. with Blood Diamonds and Paul Basic. Don't worry - Imagine Dragons are nowhere near tonight's show, which should discourage 20,000 people stampeding the entrance (remember that Saturday at Summerfest?). But we can't make any promises. »Read Full Blog Post


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In 2012, Ohio State targeted three discovery themes that will help shape our institutional research efforts: health and wellness, food production and security, and energy and environment. Buckeye Wellness is a health and wellness initiative that complements the discovery theme. It will help Ohio State to become the healthiest university on the globe by impacting the health and wellness of Ohio State faculty, staff and students as well as residents of the State of Ohio.
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Buckeyes Band Together for Wellness: Join the Buckeyes Band Together for Wellness program! This innovative wellness program, brought to you by university chief wellness officer Bernadette Melnyk, in partnership with Your Plan for Health, will help you incorporate tools and strategies to live a healthier life. Click the following link to access the wellness modules on the eLearning system: https://elearning.nursing.osu.edu/login/index.php
Buckeye Wellness Tips are provided for the Ohio State community. These monthly health and wellness tips are provided to Ohio State faculty and staff in OnCampus Today, the university's daily electronic headline service.
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Evidence-based Health and Wellness Channel asks Ohio State experts about a wide variety of health and wellness topics based on the best and latest evidence, including signs and symptoms, prevention and management of health conditions.
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The land of the free.By Joe Coscarelli
Sidney, New York, wants the Muslims to exhume their cemetery's bodies.By Dan Amira
On the street? No. In a parking lot? Also no.By Dan Amira
He lost his job and passport after his bosses found out he was gay and had befriended a Jewish woman.By Avi Zenilman
What, you thought no one was going to light anything on fire?By Avi Zenilman
The Florida Pastor decided that visiting the 'Today' show was more important.By Avi Zenilman
Meanwhile, the 'Post' presents us with a tasteful human splatter map.By Chris Rovzar
Arraignment scheduled for next month.By Josh Duboff
Arson at a mosque site in Tennessee.By Dan Amira
Taxi-union rep expresses dismay at lack of financial support.By Josh Duboff
The stabbed cabbie speaks about his ordeal.By Dan Amira
As others debate whether he has anything to do with it.By Dan Amira
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Muslim leaders: "It's getting really scary out there."By Nitasha Tiku
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"The members of the International Society of Arthroplasty Registries have a shared purpose of improving outcomes for individuals receiving joint replacement surgery worldwide. The focus of the society is to utilize the strength of cooperation and sharing of information and further enhance the capacity of individual registries to meet their own aims and objectives. The society is involved in the development of frameworks to encourage collaborative activities and provides a support network for established and developing registries." - excerpt from the ISAR Mission Statement.
Payment here by PapPal only for membership fee (not congress payment)
You can now pay the Membership fee för 2016:
Full member USD 1,500, Associate Member USD 500.
6th International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries, May 20-22, 2017 in San Francisco, USA
Save the date for the next ISAR Congress and view the flyer 2017 Congress. The meeting will be at the hotel Parc 55 in San Francisco.
More information will be posted soon here on the website.
Planning Committee:
Kaiser Permanente: Liz Paxton, MA; Heather Prentice, PhD; Tad Funahashi, MD; Gregory Maletis, MD; Ron Navarro, MD; Tom Barber, MD; Eric Cain, MD
AJRR: Caryn Etkin, PhD; Jeff Knezovich, MBA
HelthEast: Susan Mehle,BS
MARQI: Richard Hughes, PhD
Force: Patricia Franklin, PhD; David Ayers, MD
The ISAR Quality Improvement Resource library is now live
ISAR Quality Improvement Resource Library
providing examples from registry web sites, annual reports and publications on:
5th International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries, May 28 - 30, 2016 in Wrightington and Manchester, UK
Most welcome to the meeting in Manchester in two weeks!
If you have not registered yet and intend to come, please register at "Go To Registration" below. Hotel reservation is done directly to the hotel - see list of hotels in "Hotel and Travel Information" below. Please note that payment is not connected to the Registration but has to be done separately.
Who should attend?
Orthopaedic Surgeons, Statisticians, Bioengineers, Epidemiologists, Implant Manufacturers,
Healthcare Key Decision Makers seeking Improvement & Quality, Registry workers, and others
interested in Joint Registries.
Please note that the 7th Draft Full program is preliminary as there could be some changes.
Registration - general information For registration: Go to Registration
Payment by PayPal for the congress can be done going to "Add to Cart". You can also request an invoice for bank wire from email@example.com.
From May 11 On-site rate GBP 475, Accompany person GBP 150.
Local Organizing Committee: Martyn Porter (chairman), Henry Wynn Jones, Peter Howard, Mark Wilkinson, Ashley Blom, Amar Rangan, Andrew Price, Keith Tucker.
Event Team: Martyn Porter, Liz Newton
Scientific Committee: ISAR Steering Committee.
4th International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries, May 23 - 25, 2015
Thank you all for participating in the meeting in Gothenburg. Hope to see you all next year.
To the meeting in Gothenburg 190 was registered and 186 participated. On Sunday afternoon attended another 23 persons the congress.
Program 4th International Congress, 2015
Local Organizing Committee: Göran Garellick, Otto Robertsson (Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register), Björn Salomonsson (Swedish Shoulder and Elbow Registies), Johan Kärrholm, Cecilia Rogmark, Henrik Malchau, Hans Lindahl, Maziar Mohaddes, Szilárd Nemes, John Timperley, Kajsa Erikson
Scientific Committee: Martyn Porter, Keith Tucker, Stephen Graves, Keijo Mäkelä and Local Organizing Committee.
Event Team: Kajsa Erikson, Karin Davidsson, Karin Lindborg, Karin Pettersson, Szilárd Nemes
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Best Podium:
Minimal detectable change for mobility and patient-reported tools in people with osteoarthritis awaiting arthroplasty. Ian A Harris et al.
Judges: Johan Kärrholm, John Timperley, Keijo Mäkelä, Patricia Franklin
Best Poster:
HOOS, JR. a new short-form hip replacement relevant outcomes survey. Stephen Lyman et al.
Judges: Keith Tucker. Rob Nelissen, Marina Torre, David Lewallen
3rd International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries was held at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge, MA, USA on May 31-June 2, 2014.
Here you will find the Final program for the meeting.
Best Podium:
1) Temporal trends in revision joint arthroplasty. J Palen, UK
2) Is a revision a revision? T Liebs, Germany
3) Preop THR and TKR pain and functional limitation profile are consistent across US surgeons. D Ayres, USA
Judges: David Lewallen, Eric Bohm, Peter Devane, Richard de Steiger
Best Posters:
1) Knee arthroplasty failure in patients with positive skin patch testing for metal sensitivity. Bravo, USA
2) Primary total hip arthroplasty amongst nonagnarian patients. Mirac, USA
3) The influence of femoral stem fixation, design and fixation on the incidence of periprosthetic fractures. J Palen, UK
Judges: Cecilia Rogmark, John Timperley, Ove Furnes
2nd International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries
Final program
The 2nd International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries was held June 1-3, 2013 in Stratford-upon-Avon in the UK with 170 participants.
1st International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries
1st International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries was held in Bergen, Norway, May 20-22, 2012. Attached you will find an updated program.
ISAR meeting in San Francisco
The latest ISAR general meeting was held in San Francisco, USA on February 9, 2012 at the Palace Hotel. Minutes from the meeting will be entered at the website later.
After the general meeting there was also a business meeting for ISAR members with election of the Steering Committee. The new Steering Committe you find under "Directory".
ISAR meeting in San Diego
The ISAR meeting in San Diego on February 17, 2011 and was attended by 50 persons interested in registries. The minutes from the meeting you will find under Minutes.
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MSO finds power in less-played works
Familiarity does not equal power in the world of orchestral repertoire.
Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert, led by guest conductor Michael Francis, featured two strikingly powerful works that somehow don't make the list of "most frequently performed" orchestral works. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Ballet brings 'Nutcracker' to life
Uihlein Hall was peppered with sparkly shoes and fluffy frocks for Saturday afternoon's opening of the Milwaukee Ballet's production of "The Nutcracker" - and that was just the little girls in the audience.
The production of "Nutcracker," directed and choreographed by Milwaukee Ballet artistic director Michael Pink, is a lavish, stage-filling spectacle that tells a classic story through a deft balance of child-pleasing action and elegant dance. »Read Full Article(2)
Messiaen piano piece is stunning at St. Paul's
Technical mastery, musical expression and a piece one rarely has an opportunity to hear came together on Friday evening in a stunning performance by pianist Christopher Taylor.
Presented by the locally based PianoArts North American Piano Competition at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Taylor presented Olivier Messiaen's "Vingt Regards Sur L'Enfant Jesus (Twenty Contemplations on the Infant Jesus)" for solo piano. »Read Full Article


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Preheat outdoor grill or oven to 425 degrees.
On a work surface, place 4 sheets (each about 20 inches long) of heavy-duty or doubled aluminum foil. In the center of each piece of foil arrange a generous ½ cup mushrooms, overlapping slightly; sprinkle with 2 tablespoons couscous. Top each with onion, red bell pepper, shrimp and wine, dividing evenly. Dot each with 1 tablespoon butter; sprinkle with ½ teaspoon jerk seasoning blend and ¼ teaspoon garlic. Sprinkle an equal amount of salt over each portion. Arrange remaining mushrooms over shrimp, overlapping slightly; place half an ear of corn on the side. Bring long sides of foil together over mixture, allowing space for heat circulation and expansion; fold to seal. Fold up short ends; crimp to seal.
Place on outdoor grill or in oven, about 5 inches from heat. Cook until shrimp are done (on the grill for about 15 minutes, turning once, or in the oven for about 20 minutes).
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Notes: To save time, purchase already shelled and deveined shrimp from the seafood counter, and already-husked fresh corn. Jerk seasoning is available in most supermarket spice sections. If unavailable, substitute 1 teaspoon sugar and ¼ teaspoon each of thyme, allspice and ground red pepper.
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Good times no longer roll at Carmine's Creole Cafe in Bryn Mawr, which has closed while owner Howard Taylor redoes it as a Euro-Latin restaurant called Verdad ("truth" in Spanish).
Nick Farina of the nearby Blush will be managing partner and executive chef.
Verdad's tapas menu will be supplemented by a tequila bar and a selection of wines from Spain, Cuba, Chile, Brazil and Mexico, plus a Latin beer selection. Figure on $35 a head, including a drink and a couple of small plates. Opening is penciled in for the first or second week of August.
So ends a chapter in one of our town's loopier restaurant stories. Carmine's, founded in Havertown in 1999 by New Orleans chef John Mims, relocated first in 2005 to Narberth, and again to 818 W. Lancaster Ave. in Bryn Mawr, formerly Citron. That's where Mims began a partnership with Taylor, a lawyer, and obtained a liquor license. Mims and Taylor also opened Les Bons Temps at 114 S. 12th St. in Center City. The partnership disintegrated a year ago, and Mims left altogether.


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RAMALLAH, West Bank - Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas recanted an announcement earlier this week of the formation of a new government.
Yasser Abed Rabbo, a close aid to Abbas, said the PA president had planned to announce the new government this past Tuesday.
Threats of open revolt by senior Fatah members forced Abbas to tell Prime Minister Salam Fayyad to postpone forming the new government.
Senior Fatah officials have been pressuring Abbas and Fayyad for ministerial appointments in the new government, according to Jerusalem Post Palestinian Affairs correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh.
Fayyad, who leads the independent Third Way list, has refused to form another Fatah-dominated government, choosing only one or two Fatah officials to serve in lower ministerial positions.
Senior Fatah officials, who are both the largest and ruling PA faction, are reportedly angry with Fayyad's intention to exclude them.
Some of them warned that Fayyad's plan would bring an intifada (armed uprising) against him and Abbas and are demanding that a Fatah member replace Fayyad as prime minister.
Meanwhile, Abbas's plan to host the Fatah faction's general conference on July 1 angered Fatah members in other Arab countries who would be unable to attend because of Israeli security restrictions.
Many of the Fatah-affiliated Arabs living abroad, such as Farouk Qadoumi and Maher Abu Ghnaim, are against any normalization with Israel, according to Toameh.
Fatah members were also angry with Abbas's choice of conference venues - Bethlehem or Jericho.
The long-awaited general conference is expected to help the upcoming generation of Fatah members to rid the party of the old guard.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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