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When last we saw photos of Christina Aguilera, she was celebrating her 30th birthday with her new love interest Matt Rutler as the pair toured Europe together on Xtina's Burlesque promo tour. Today we get to see photos of Xtina back home here in SoCal with her son Max Liron as the pair ran around town taking care of last minute errands before Xmas today.
For parents with young children, Christmas can be a magical time, with trips to visit Santa, school nativity plays and carol concerts. But it looks like Christina Aguilera is not quite feeling the holiday spirit. Reunited with her son Max after a whirlwind tour to promote her new movie Burlesque, she looked down in the dumps as they did some last minute shopping on Thursday. Dressed down in sweat pants, her bleached hair loose and untended, she visited Barneys New York in Los Angeles. The 30-year-old is facing her first Christmas as a single mother after announcing her divorce from Jordan Bratman in November. Since then she has begun a new relationship, dating Matthew Rutler, an assistant she met on the set of Burlesque.
Barney's again! Ok, I'm convinced … Barney's New York MUST be giving away their stuff for free to all the celebs in LA. Pretty much EVERYONE did their shopping at Barney's in Beverly Hills this week. But, I digress. I'm glad to see that Europe's terrible Winter weather didn't leave Xtina stranded in London for the holidays. Since this will be Xtina's first Xmas with Max as a single mom, I'm sure she wants to make it a special one for him. To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if Xtina and soon-to-be ex-hubby Jordan Bratman decided to put their split aside so that they could all be together for Xmas last night/today. Whatever the case may be, here's hoping Xtina, Jordy and Max have a very Merry Xmas this year.
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Sugar Shane Mosley says he won't make the same mistakes Miguel Cotto made when he faces WBA welterweight champion Antonio Margarito on Saturday night in Los Angeles. "Cotto was not familiar with what Margarito brings to the table and I'm familiar with it because I've been brought up in California where I fought a lot of Mexican fighters and I know that type of style," stated Mosley. "I know how to pace myself, how to win rounds. I'm basically a California fighter, I know how to go to the body, as well….I'm going to exploit him with the hand speed and the foot speed, I'm not saying I'm moving away from him and running and trying to get away from him, I'm not trying to really get away from him. Like I always do, I try to get my shots in."


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Westin Crown Center Hotel, Kansas CityMembers Present:Douglas A. Copeland, PresidentC. Ronald Baird, President-ElectCharlie J. Harris, Jr., Vice-PresidentJoe B. Whisler, Past PresidentKeith A. Birkes, SecretaryWilliam R. BayErik BergmanisJoseph C. Blanton, Jr.P. John BradyHon. Richard BresnahanNewton C. BrillThomas M. BurkeThomas J. CaseyDana Tippin CutlerSherry DoctorianCarol Chazen Friedman (by telephone)Chad A. GaddieMike GreenwellRichard F. HalliburtonEdward J. HersheweBruce F. HiltonVincent F. Igoe, Jr.Sylvester James, Jr.John S. JohnstonJennifer M. JoyceGeorge E. KapkeHon. John F. KintzThomas M. LangWilliam J. Lasley (by telephone)Mark H. LevisonKaren R. McCarthyMax E. MitchellMatthew M. MochermanDouglas F. NolandDaniel A. RaniereJohn A. Ruth (by telephone)Allan D. SeidelWalter R. SimpsonWallace SquibbAlok K. SrivastavaH.A. Skip WaltherJames C. WirkenEric J. WulffAlso present:William R. BayMatthew M. MochermanDouglass F. NolandWalter R. SimpsonJennifer M. Joyce (by telephone)1. Minutes:The Board of Governors' July 22, 2005, and the Executive Committee's July 22, 2005 minutes were reviewed and approved.2. Finances:Mr. Burke reviewed the current financial status summary and financial statements and indicated that The Missouri Bar's budget is on track and finances are in good condition. Mr. Burke also presented a Finance Committee proposed amendment to the 2005 budget, which would allow the purchase of a Heidelberg printing press for the amount of $100,000. Complete details on the need for and advantages of purchasing this printing press were provided, and the Board of Governors unanimously approved the budget amendment, which would allow $100,000 to be spent from reserves to acquire the printing press.3. Legislation:The following legislative proposals were reviewed and action taken as indicated:A. Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act (2006-1)This proposal was discussed and determined to be within The Missouri Bar legislative scope. The Board of Governors also approved supporting the proposal. The following Board members asked to be recorded as voting "no": Bruce Hilton, Eric Wulff, Joe Blanton, George Kapke, Doug Copeland and Erik Bergmanis.B. Uniform Residential Mortgage Satisfaction Act (2006-2)The proposal was presented and determined to be within The Missouri Bar's legislative scope. The Board of Governors also resolved to support the proposal. Allan Seidel asked to be registered as voting "no" for the proposal as drafted.C. Animal Law Committee (2006-3)(1) NeglectThe proposal regarding neglect was determined to be within TheMissouri Bar's legislative scope, and it was approved for submissionby The Missouri Bar.(2) Dogs Causing InjuryThe legislative proposal was tabled in order to allow the committeeto provide the Board of Governors with more information about theproposal.D. Probate and Trust Law Committee Missouri Uniform Trust Code Technical Amendments (2006-6)The proposal was determined to be within The Missouri Bar's legislative scope and approved for submission.E. Elder Law Committee - Right of SepulcherThe proposal was determined to be within The Missouri Bar's legislative scope and the Board of Governors resolved to support the introduction of this legislation.F. Client Security Fund CommitteeProposal to require insurance companies to provide written notice to clients when settlement checks are written was tabled.4. Appointments:A. September Appointments(1) Trustees of The Missouri BarMs. Countess Price's first term is expiring and the Board ofGovernors resolved to ask Ms. Price to serve a second term asa Trustee of The Missouri Bar Center.B. November AppointmentsThe Board was made aware of the vacancies that will be considered forappointment at the November meeting for the Complaint ResolutionCommittee and Missouri Press-Bar Commission.6. Committee Reports:A. Solo and Small Firm CommitteeThe committee recommended a proposed Supreme Court Rule concerning a time limitation on disciplinary complaints. The Board of Governors resolved to support the recommendation and forward those suggestions to the Advisory Committee for its consideration.B. Proposed Law Student Internship ProgramMr. Blanton reviewed a law student internship program that exists in the State of Oklahoma, and the Board asked Mr. Blanton and Mr. Hilton tofurther consider the need for and details of such a program in Missouri.C. Young Lawyers SectionMr. Srivastava reported on the various programs and activities of the Young Lawyers Section Council of The Missouri Bar.D. Committee Annual Reports Without RecommendationsThe various committee reports without recommendations were accepted by the Board of Governors.7. Officers Report:A. Executive Director's ReportMr. Birkes reviewed details in connection with the Annual Meeting and the fall Board of Governors and committee meetings on November 18 in Jefferson City. Mr. Birkes also directed the Board's attention to the 2005-2006 Communications Plan for The Missouri Bar, which will be used to guide public information/education programs and activities for The Missouri Bar over the next year.B. Vice-President's ReportMr. Baird reported on plans to consider providing to all members of The Missouri Bar an electronic legal research capacity, possible expansion of a major medical program for Missouri Bar members and a civic education focus that would better inform the public about its legal system.C. President-Elect's ReportMr. Copeland reported on his plans in connection with the Public Defender Task Force, defending the independence of the judiciary, the adequate funding for the judiciary and the delivery of legal services to all segments of society. Mr. Copeland also asked the Board's authority for the Executive Committee, with possibly several additional lawyers, to consider the manner in which bar-related elections are conducted, the support and assistance provided to candidates and all related matters. This would include election of judicial commissioners, members of the Board of Governors and the judicial evaluation poll.D. President's ReportMr. Whisler reported on the following items:(1) Durable Power of Attorney for HealthcareMr. Whisler indicated that tens of thousands of copies of thehealthcare form have been distributed during the course of thelast year, and the healthcare form has been translated intoSpanish and discussions are underway with the Asian-AmericanBar to translate it into Chinese.(2) The Judicial Evaluation SurveyMr. Whisler referred to a status summary prepared by Dale Doerhoff,chair of the committee reviewing the survey, that indicated theinclusion of jurors and possibly other non-lawyers in evaluatingjudges was under consideration.(3) Understanding the Courts and JudgesMr. Whisler referred to research currently being conducted by theUniversity of Missouri-Columbia regarding the best way to providethe public with more information about the judicial branch ofgovernment.(4) Judicial Retention WebsiteMr. Whisler referred the Board of Governors to the recently dedicatedwebsite, which will provide comprehensive information about judicialretention/selection. This website was developed as a recommendationfrom the Commission on the Impartiality of the Judiciary.(5) Media and PR UpdateMr. Whisler referred the Board members to the packet of media andpublic relations activities that have occurred during the last twomonths.(6) Loan Assistance ProgramMr. Whisler asked Ms. Doctorian to review activities related to thelaw student loan assistance repayment program. The first grantsunder this program will be made to ten young lawyers during theAnnual Meeting.8. Acknowledgement of President Whisler:President-Elect Copeland rose to acknowledge the numerous contributions President Whisler has made during the past year, particularly his efforts to maintain a strong and independent judiciary and to further disseminate durable power of attorney for healthcare decision forms throughout the state. Mr. Copeland presented Mr. Whisler with the traditional Missouri Bar cufflinks and indicated that Mr. Whisler was purchasing a controlled environment wine storage unit with the gifts given by the individual members of the Board of Governors.There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.Respectfully submitted,Keith A. Birkes, Secretary
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South Carolina's Odom comments on the passing of Jane McGuire
Dec. 20, 2007
Columbia, SC - South Carolina head coach Dave Odom released the following statement today on the passing of Jane McGuire, who passed away on Tuesday evening (Dec. 18, 2007). She is the wife of former Gamecock head basketball coach Frank McGuire who passed away in November of 1994.
Funeral arrangements will be handled by McSwain-Evans Funeral Home in Newberry, S.C. and no details have been released as of yet (morning of Thurs., Dec. 20).
Coach Odom's statement:
"Jane McGuire's passing is a real sadness to Gamecocks everywhere. She has followed South Carolina with a real passion all her life. At the same time her death gives fellow Gamecocks an opportunity to remember her life with Coach McGuire and the memories of great teams and championships. As we celebrate 100 years of Gamecock basketball this year, so many of the Gamecocks will think back to the many fine memories that were made with the McGuire family during their time at South Carolina.
"I first met her with Coach McGuire at the ACC league meetings and have remained good friends with her ever since. Our relationship grew since Lynn and I came to Columbia.
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I moved house six months ago and it needed a fair amount of work which is now nearing completion. Last night a large blue planted pot that was next to the front door was stolen. It wasnt expensive so not too much of a problem but it made me realise that i have been far too relaxed with security. The area is a fairly nice cul de sac but the wider area is known to have a fair bit of crime so i'm seeing this as a wakeup call.
Can anyone reccomend a system both internal and/or external alarm, security lights and is a camera overkill?
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This is solely dependant on your budget. Often a fake alarm box with a flashing light is a good enough deterrent, although it won't stop anyone nicking your pots... A security light would definitely be a good idea, at both the front and back of the house. Don't go and buy a cheap £5 one though, they're generally unreliable.
As for cameras, unless you want to put something ugly and very overt on the front of your house, discreet cameras are only going to help try and find out who is doing it, not prevent it happening. None of this is overkill and is becoming more and more common place in houses now.
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Decent NAS box such as a Synology setup with IP Cameras will record any motion over several cameras. Can be setup to perform incremental deletes after a week or two to avoid wasting disk space.
You can also get exterior security lights that use 60W efficient bulbs rather than the 500W standard bulbs, saves a lot of power if they are on for quite a while. Also get to maximum brightness pretty fast. Personally I use 120W 'low' power bulbs in my lights, work fine in my area.
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For me i would have to say this lol
but on a serious note probably a cctv system would be best, and if you can afford it one that also records sounds
also an old boss had some of these around his house
its a normal flood light with a built in camera which takes a photo every so many seconds when the PIR/motion sensor sensor detects movement which records the images to an SD card
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it was a nice looking supra to, had a exhaust atleast, and nice rims, he also had a passenger. it was off a right turn, and he was beside me, and he punched it, i punched it right after because i anticipated it. he started pulling, untill he shifted, it seemed real early, i was still in first, and i was ahead of him by a lil by 50 maybe, where we had to shut down because of the red light.
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Had Michael Jackson made it to London for his final 'This Is It' tour, his Swarovski-studded tour costumes likely would have made almost as much fuss as his dancing. Costume designers Michael Bush and Dennis Tompkins were working on a set of stunning outfits that accentuated all his best moves, and they've revealed details of the pop star's would-be wardrobe to People.
Bush and Tompkins recreated the singer's iconic style for his whole 26-song set, but Jackson apparently wanted to add something extra. His red-leather 'Thriller' jacket had fibre-optic lights sewn in to create a light show timed to the beat. Jackson's trademark crystal glove and socks were also set to make a return, enabling even the back of the crowd to see him dance.
'I Just Can't Stop Loving You' would have required a 'regimented, military' look, while a jewelled belt for Jackson's 27 3/4-inch waist was also fit to perfection. For Jackson's planned finale, 'Billie Jean', designers crafted a suit with 7.5 pounds of Swarovski crystals and 60 lights so Jackson's one last spin would leave crowds with something to remember.


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Anthony Shadid - After the Violence in Iraq
December 4, 2011
Anthony Shadid's a foreign correspondent for the New York Times. He's won two Pulitzer Prizes for his coverage of the war in Iraq. He's the only journalist to win a Pulitzer for reporting in Iraq. You may recall Shadid was also one of the reporters kidnapped in Libya in the early days of the uprising there. He knows the violence of war. As he told Steve Paulson, he also knows that when the war ends, unintended consequences follow.


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Despite the fact that it's certainly a looker, we can't exactly blame Hyundai for not offering the three-door i30 in the States. Europeans buy up hatchbacks in droves, but with the sedan, coupe and five-door in our market, there isn't really a pressing need for a new three-door version to join the already-full Elantra range. And as the Hyundai press release states, the i30 three-door is "designed, engineered and manufactured in Europe, for Europe." Alrighty then.
Powering the i30 is a range of gasoline and diesel four-cylinder engines, all mated to the buyer's choice of a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Hyundai hasn't spilled all the beans on what lies underhood, but states that the "highlight" of the powertrain range is a 1.6-liter turbodiesel four-cylinder that pumps out 126 horsepower.
Check out the three-door i30 in our high-res gallery above, and scroll down for Hyundai's official words.
-Third member of New Generation i30 family to broaden range's appeal
-Dynamic styling incorporates new front, side and rear design features
-Designed, engineered and manufactured in Europe, for Europe
High Wycombe, 14 September 2012 − Ahead of its world debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the New Generation i30 three-door has today been revealed. The third member of the New Generation i30 family, the three-door joins the five-door hatchback and the Tourer to extend the broad appeal of Hyundai's 'made for Europe' C-segment range to an even wider audience.
Central to the appeal of the three-door is its distinctive, sporty styling. Incorporating Hyundai's 'fluidic sculpture' form language, the new model's sharply-raked beltline, more angular glasshouse silhouette and longer front doors provide it with a more dynamic profile, and the effect is enhanced by changes to front and rear styling.
A new, black-finished mesh insert and central bar accentuate Hyundai's hexagonal grille, which is flanked by new, sportier fog lamp clusters consisting of round spots connected to LED daytime running light strips. The mesh treatment is continued in the clusters, and the front-end design is completed by a newly-profiled lower bumper.
At the rear, the remodelled lower bumper area includes new horizontal, sculpted fog lamps that contrast with the upright units of the five-door. These lights and a new black insert at the bottom of the bumper create the impression of a wider, sportier rear design. Exclusive 16-inch alloy wheels complete the exterior transformation.
Allan Rushforth, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motor Europe, said: "The New Generation i30 three-door has been conceived solely for Europe, and will strengthen Hyundai's presence further in the segment where we have seen our greatest success since 2007. Just as important, its sporty looks − offering a fresh interpretation of fluidic sculpture − will generate greater brand awareness and enhance consumer perceptions of Hyundai in Europe."
New Generation i30 three-door retains the positive characteristics of the five-door, providing high standards of quality, equipment and comfort. Drivers will experience Europe-tuned ride and handling, and can alter the settings of the FLEX STEER system to change steering assistance depending on their preference and prevailing conditions.
The New Generation i30 is offered with a choice of four engines and five power outputs, together with six-speed manual and automatic transmissions. The highlight of the powertrain range is the 'U-II' 1.6-litre diesel engine, generating 128PS yet emitting only 97g/km of CO2. Together, these figures deliver the best power-to-efficiency ratio in the segment.
The New Generation i30 provides the best evidence yet of Hyundai's commitment to producing cars in Europe, for Europe − combining the design and engineering expertise of the team at Hyundai's European R&D Centre in Germany with the proven manufacturing excellence of the company's Czech factory.
Buyers of the New Generation i30 will benefit from 5 Year Triple Care, comprising a five-year unlimited warranty, five years' roadside assistance, and five years of vehicle health checks.
The New Generation i30 three-door will be officially unveiled at the 2012 Paris Motor Show during the company's press conference at 17:00 (CET) on Thursday 27 September 2012, on the Hyundai booth.


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Book Reviews by Kids
The following book reviews were submitted by young library patrons (ages 11-12) to Haywood County Public Library.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, reviewed by Alyssa Dean
In this book, Greg Heffley starts to remember when he was first born and he tries to reenact his childhood. When Manny watches "The Snurples," he picks up their language and tries to use it. Nobody can understand him, and he gets frustrated. When Mrs. Heffley hosts a playgroup, Manny doesn't talk to anyone. Greg had an enemy when he was little named Bradley. When Bradley moved, Greg's mom wrote a book about him, and it made him sound like the devil. Greg and his family go to a restaurant called Corny's. Since they have Manny, they have to sit in Children's Alley. It is always messy when you get to your table. When they pick partners for the dance, Greg picks Baylee. She doesn't like being paired with him. Greg goes to the dance with Abigail. Abigail falls in love with Rowley, and Greg becomes the third wheel.
I like this book because it is by my favorite author, and all the illustrations are good and I like the story.
Ben Franklin of Old Philadelphia by Margaret Cousins, reviewed by Austin Clark
What it's about: Ben Franklin's life story
What happens: Ben Franklin was born in January 1706. He grew up a very passionate reader. He invented a lot of things like the Franklin stove, the first real fire department etc. He got married, and he had kids. He went to France, and he made the first farmer's almanac. He died in 1790.
It is very inspiring and interesting. It's on my top five favorite book list.


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As advanced as our logical thinking skills are, we can get caught up in "believing the hype." Some of that hype — otherwise known as urban myth — may prevent us from doing, acting and engaging.
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Let us help you halt this destructive behavior while getting outside, doing some learning and getting your hands a little dirty. Yampatika and our community partners will bust a few myths for you through our "DIY Organic Gardening Series."
Myth 1: You can't garden in the Yampa Valley.
Myth 2: Summer is strictly play time. There simply isn't any room for learning.
At 6,770 feet, Steamboat Springs sees 46 frost-free days each year. Albeit a small window, it is large enough to grow healthy, organic produce. With a dash of knowledge and a pinch of know-how, you can feed your family locally grown produce from your own garden, or harvest your share by volunteering at Yampatika's Environmental Learning Center at Legacy Ranch.
With four organic garden beds totaling more than 1,000 square feet, you'll be amazed at what can be grown. Add a 12-by-6 greenhouse, and next thing you know, you can feed 50 or more people a gourmet meal with produce to spare.
Did you know that Yampatika takes part in the People's Garden Initiative, which is an effort by the United States Department of Agriculture? The Initiative challenges its employees and partners to establish People's Gardens at USDA facilities, or to help communities create gardens, like Yampatika's.
The local food movement has really taken hold in the Yampa Valley. And learning opportunities start now. Upcoming events include Talking Green's "Leveraging Waste" presentation by Brendan McCrann with Future Pointe on Jan. 28, sponsored by the Yampa Valley Sustainability Council and a fresh food webinar, "The Colorado Fresh Food Financing Fund" held Feb. 4, sponsored by the city of Steamboat Springs.
If you are ready to learn more, join in on our DIY series for a single class, or partake in the whole lot. We want to teach you how to "do it yourself" and become successful at organic gardening. Topics will include composting, soil fertilizers, soil testing, wildcrafting, permaculture, planting techniques and strategies, pollinators and pesticides, noxious weeds/land use challenges, water harvesting, seed saving and food storage. From May through August, DIY classes will be led by local experts in our community, and there will be visits with local food producers.
School is never out, and summertime can be a great time to learn by doing — for youths and adults. It is never too early to start planning how you will explore your own natural environment, whether through gardening or joining Yampatika on one of our popular wildflower walks. For the kiddos, Yampatika's Summer Camp Program provides children with the opportunity to participate in nature and science-based learning while having fun. We're on a roll, and it brings up another myth to bust:
Myth 3: I can't enroll my child in summer camp because the hours don't coincide with my work schedule.
Yampatika has listened, and because of high demand, we will be extending our camp hours in 2014. Now you don't have to juggle work with your child's summer experience.
Don't sit back and take our word for it, join in and help us bust multiple myths this summer.
Morgan Moss is the program coordinator for Yampatika. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 970-871-9151.


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E Test Strips Applied to Bronchoalveolar Lavage for Suspicion of Hospital-acquired Pneumonia to Accelerate Antibiogram Analysis.
This study has been completed.
Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2
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Alexandre Boyer, Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2
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First received: December 22, 2010
Last updated: June 9, 2015
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To rapidly adapt or deescalate the initially broad antibiotic treatment, an antibiogram analysis is required. E test strips have successfully provided an antibiogram 24 h after having been directly applied to bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL). An open-label, prospective cohort study of consecutive patients with hospital-acquired pneumonia will be conducted with the aim of validating a new method increasing the rapidity of antibiogram analysis compared to standard methods of culture. This antibiogram will be provided by E test strips directly applied to bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) samples and analyzed from the 6th up to the 24th hour after its completion. The occurrence of major errors (S with E test method, I or R with standard method) and minor errors (I or R with E test method and S with standard method)will be observed and a comparison of H6, H10 and H24 results performed.
Hospital-acquired Pneumonia
Other: E test method
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|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
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MedlinePlus related topics: Health Facilities PneumoniaU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Major error defined as the MIC(s) classified as R or I by E test method and S by referent method [ Time Frame: 2 days ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Minor error defined as the MIC(s) classified as R or I by E test method and S by referent method [ Time Frame: 2 days ]
|Study Start Date:
|September 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: E test method
Other: E test method
E test strips directly applied to BAL
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- all patients with suspected HAP undergoing BAL will be eligible
Exclusion Criteria:
- contraindications for BAL (PaO2/FIO2 <100, risk of bronchoscopy-related haemorrhagic complications), secondary exclusion of patients with negative cultures, defined by a threshold of bacteria <104 CFU/ml.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01266863
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01266863
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|Bordeaux, France, 33000
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Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2
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|Alexandre Boyer, Medical doctor, Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2
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|NCT01266863 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|December 22, 2010
|Last Updated:
|June 9, 2015
Keywords provided by Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2:
Hospital-acquired pneumonia
E test
Bronchoalveolar lavage
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
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Big Brother returns to our screens next week and it has been revealed that bosses have some more evil twists up their sleeves for the new summer series.
The reality TV show will run from June to August, when a celebrity version will then launch and it has been reported that the 16 lucky housemates will only get to chat to their new pals for a few minutes on the first night before being asked to nominate two for eviction.
The wannabes will have to make a big impression from the moment they arrive if they want to stay on the show and after all the nominations are received, phone lines will open to determine which hopeful will be evicted first.
The first eviction take place just three days after launch, on the 8th June, meaning one housemate will only get three nights in their new residence.
A source told the Daily Star: "It's an evil stunt but it will have a huge impact. Although they won't realise it, their entrance into the house means everything.
"These people won't have much to go on for reasons why they're putting others up for the chop.
"But if they look sexy, flirt a little and turn on the charm that will help them hang on.
"If they behave like a diva or act like a prat then they're going to be in the firing line."
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29 November 2013 – 7 February 2014
Meridian explores the ways in which humans have long been fixated on recording their position in the world. Complex maps, charts and plans are used not only to document the physicality of our environment but to record such data as social hierarchy and genetics. This apparently empirical and neutral medium has consistently been used to coerce, propagandise, distort and create new "truths" in the service of political motivation.
The End of the World by Stefana McClure is a tightly coiled ball made from the last printed copy of The News of the World from July 2011. As a hand-made unique work, it presents the antithesis to the mass production of print media. The transformation imbues the work with relevance beyond this individual historical moment, prompting the viewer to consider the structural and visual power of language to persuade. McClure' s Colourblind Drawings are inspired by traditional Japanese tests to detect colour vision deficiencies. She creates a tool capable of mapping our ability to discern colours and to confirm the reality of our surroundings. Understanding that the person next to us may not be able to detect the difference between the colours of McClure' s work reminds us that we all see the world differently; there can be more than one simultaneous version of "reality".
In Old Money Susan Stockwell constructs Britain from old £1 notes, a visualisation of the longstanding influence of aristocratic "old money" in shaping the country. Simultaneously the obsolescence of the currency also points to the new, often foreign economic forces that seem to be shaping Britain's future. The work offers a tangible connection to the myriad of historical lives that have been shaped by this iconic currency. Stockwell used PC motherboards to make Africa Gold, linking these digital maps to the physical shape of the continent that made them possible. Materials used in computers and mobile phones are frequently mined in difficult conditions, standing in sharp contrast to the progressivism this technology seems to promise.
Mat Chivers created the Mappa Universalis series from a life-size rapid prototype model of his own brain built from MRI scans. The fragmented neurological images presented in the works draw on both the right (intuitive and imaginative) side of the brain as well as the (logical and reasoning) left side. For Chivers the brain represents an internal map of reality – Mappa Universalis presents a map of that map. The work provokes consideration of the fact that we can only form perceptions from the information that our brains can find, whether through logic or intuition. These unconventional self-portraits also reveal the neurological map we each hold inside ourselves that helps to shape who we are.
In Circular Mound Altar in Perspective Gregory Michael Hernandez begins with the mathematical coordinates of the 405 stones of the Circular Mound Altar in Beijing. Built in 1530 during the Ming Dynasty, under reign of Emperor Jiajing, The Mound Altar is an outdoor empty circular platform of marble, constructed on three concentric levels. As part of the Temple of Heaven, every element is highly symbolic in charting mans perceived relationship with heaven – each terrace has four entrances and a flight of nine steps which represent the nine layers of heaven. Using the coordinates Hernandez cartographically photographed the night sky near his LA home, transposing both the symbolic mapping of heaven and the spiritual notion of a portal between heaven and earth.
Matthew Picton's Moscow 1812 is based on a 19th century map depicting fire damage caused by Napoleon' s attack on the city. Using sheets of music from Tchaikovsky' s renowned 1812 Overture, Picton has created a map of the city burnt to correspond with areas of damage. Both the original map and the 1812 Overture were state commissioned to demonstrate damage caused by foreign forces and Russian national pride in their success in extreme adversity. Picton uses these propagandising tools to map both the physical damage to the city and psychological process of recovery. The work also documents Tolstoy's recollection in War and Peace, of the fear and superstition provoked by a comet seen above the city in early 1812, which with hindsight was considered a portent of the city's fate.
Alison Turnbull's Jefferson (orange) is based on the plans of an observatory designed by Thomas Jefferson in Virginia at the beginning of the nineteenth century. It was to be the first observatory in America but, as it turned out, it was built but never functioned as intended. In this respect it can be seen as emblematic of the enlightenment project – perhaps doomed to failure. Jefferson thought astronomy was the 'most sublime of all the sciences' and he felt that by contemplating the stars he would be better able to fix his position on earth and create a 'true geography' of his new country. Jefferson (orange) refers not only to mapping, but also to nationhood and to the aesthetic potential of empirical data.
The artists included in Meridian have previously exhibited work at the Royal Academy of the Arts, Tate Modern, National Museum of China – Beijing, the Venice Biennale 2013 and 2011, and Katona Museum of Art – New York. Their work is held in permanent collections around the world, including MOMA, Fitzwilliam Museum – Cambridge, Fogg Art Museum – Massachusetts and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Alison Turnbull currently has a solo exhibition at the De La Warr Pavillion.
Lead image: Stefana McClure, The End of the World, 2012, final issue of the news of the world, pin. (Courtesy of the artist and Bartha Contemporary)
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Ex-Canadian PM Brian Mulroney Says His Pal Tom Hicks Is "A Man of Principle and Honour"
Tom Hicks is friends with Brian Mulroney, who served as Canadian prime minister from September 1984 to June 1993 -- and was, at one time, a senior counselor to Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst. Anyway. In the you-gotta-pay-to-read-it UK Times today, Mulroney op-eds about Liverpool fans' vilification of Hicks. Long story short: He found it "disturbing." Also: "a travesty." And: "unfair." And: "a disgrace."
Since the piece is behind a paywall, and I paid, I'll offer a few choice excerpts:
Tom is a sportsman who loves winning. One of his greatest moments was when the Dallas Stars ice hockey team won the Stanley Cup in 1999. He was ecstatic when the Texas Rangers -- the organisation and team built under his ownership, which ended in August -- made its first World Series appearance. He craved success on the pitch for Liverpool and was thrilled when he tasted it, as runners-up in the Champions League in 2007 or the Premier League in 2009. The club's performance this year has been as painful for Tom as anyone, and was his undoing, despite record expenditures on personnel, including hiring a new world-class manager.
So change was necessary and for that reason Tom agreed to leave Anfield. He did that months ago and put the process in the hands of people he trusted. All he asked was fair value for the investment he made. In the end, they took his asset against his will and devalued the club in a fire sale. The greatest shame is that, in England at least, they took his good name.
Tom Hicks is a good man, a man of principle and honour. His entire life has been a testimonial to those virtues while working to enhance value for shareholders and investors. Those who know him would never have recognised the battered individual whom I saw defending himself on British television, thoroughly demonised by the media, with the dubious complicity of banks, directors and former colleagues.
The legal system will ultimately resolve the business issues. But the damage done to England's discourse and tone about business will take more time to undo ... and the misplaced vitriol that surrounded Tom Hicks will also be longer lasting.
Liverpool fans are not moved.
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Last Modified: Tuesday, April 02, 2013 11:01 PM
By Scooter Hobbs / American Press
I know, it's silly as can be.
General Managers Gone Wild.
But the NFL is going to throw money around no matter what, so when they get to start making it rain like drunken sailors, some of that cash might as well fall in the lap of a good and decent hard-working guy.
Take a bow, Matt Flynn, you are beating the system to death.
You go, lad.
The former LSU national championship quarterback will likely be the Oakland starting quarterback next year. At least that appears to be the Raiders' latest plan after getting Flynn via trade from the Seattle Seahawks.
True, it's been a laughably dysfunctional franchise for a while — not the only, but the FIRST team to make Little Lord Lane Kiffin a head coach — and what a truly nice guy like Flynn is doing in the middle of that whole eye-gouging Raiders mystique is beyond me.
But there are only 32 of those NFL teams out there, so sometimes you can't be too choosy.
He might, however, have to be patient, and goodness knows Flynn has proven over the years that he has plenty of that.
If not, if the starting thing doesn't work out, well, he can laugh all the way to the bank. He already had the money and a very nice pension.
But this is the way you play the game in the NFL.
Flynn was a hot item last year, and the Seattle Seahawks gobbled him up on the open market, probably overpaying for what was still an unproven, if promising, quarterback.
Flynn didn't really do anything wrong with the Seahawks. But he didn't start either, which is what they were paying the big bucks for.
Dazzling rookie Russell Wilson happened. Nobody saw it coming, evidently. Out of the blue, Wilson beat out Flynn fair and square and is now the Seahawks' franchise quarterback of the present and the very bright future.
So here's the good part.
Flynn was scheduled to make $5.25 million with the Seahawks this year under the assumption he'd be the starter by now. The team probably wasn't going to pay that much for a backup, and only $2 million of it was guaranteed.
Nothing personal, just the business side of the NFL.
But now, after the smoke has cleared, the Raiders will now pay Flynn $6.5 million for this season.
I love this country.
He threw all of nine passes last year, and now gets a new team and a new chance to start AND a $1.25 million raise.
Again, this is no knock on Flynn. Certainly not blaming him. This kind of stuff inevitably happens in pro sports. It might as well happen — yes! — to one of the really good guys.
As one of his former Seahawks teammates, Doug Baldwin, tweeted, "Wishing Flynn best in Oakland. Great quarterback, better man."
Flynn had already mastered the art of being the invaluable, clipboard-toting NFL backup quarterback, surely the to-die-for best do-nothing job in America so long as the starter stays out of sick bay.
But apparently Flynn, deep down, really wants to throw all that away and be a starter somewhere, make a name for himself along with great gobs of money.
If not, he made the mistake of being thrown into the fray twice while backing up Aaron Rodgers at Green Bay and shined both times. He particularly opened some eyes with a convenient performance just before he became a free agent. He dusted off his arm and threw for 480 yards and six touchdowns against the Lions late in the 2011 season, which was more than any Packer ever, including Rodgers and Bart Starr and even Brett Favre — and he capped it with one of those beat-the-clock, game-winning drives that every quarterback needs on his résumé.
GMs love that kind of stuff.
He had little choice but to go on the free agent market.
The beauty of it is, he didn't crash and burn in Seattle. He just got sidetracked. Flynn is still undamaged goods, the same quarterback everybody wanted last year without an extra season of wear and tear.
But I know what Raiders fans are thinking: Wait a minute. This is the guy who backed up JaMarcus Russell at LSU? The same JaMarcus Russell who the Raiders paid $32 million to witness one of the great busts of all time.
Well, yeah, but …
Never mind that it was a different Russell at LSU, a guy still eyeing the carrot of that big money rather than wallowing in it. He also had quarterback coach Jimbo Fisher, now the Florida State head coach, on his tail every day making sure he stayed focused on that task. If the Raiders had hired Fisher along with drafting his quarterback, Russell's big arm might be dazzling NFL defenses today instead of looking for work.
But Flynn was fine. The way Russell played his junior year, it would have been hard for anybody to beat him out. But Flynn responded when summoned; for instance, earning MVP honors while carving up Miami in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
And, of course, when finally given the keys to the car when Russell left, it was Flynn who led LSU to the 2007 BCS national championship with certainly no more talent around him, arguably a little less, than Russell had the year before.
It would appear Flynn's patience is paying off again.
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ARCATA -- The drought lasted until the fifth inning.
The Humboldt Crabs were being shut out and held without a hit until they clustered together three hits with three walks in the fifth, and scored four runs en route to a 6-1 win over the Nevada Bighorns in the Western Tri-State Tournament on Friday.
Michael Miller was Humboldt's hitting hero, as he tripled, doubled and drove in four runs in the ballgame.
In the crucial fifth, Nevada had bases loaded with one out, but did not score.
Humboldt, however, capitalized in their half of the inning when Miller's bases-loaded triple roped down the right-field line brought in Chris Dittman, Ryan Silver and Bobby Ethel.
Two innings later, Miller doubled to left field to score Ethel, who beat out an infield single. After a wild pitch advanced Miller, John Parham's sacrifice fly brought him in.
Dakota Watts picked up the win by throwing six quality innings for the Crabs, striking out nine and allowing one unearned run on five hits.
Lefty Taylor Austin followed Watts with three innings of effective relief, whiffing five Bighorns and surrendering only one hit.
Jeff Young and Kevin Schlange each stroked two hits for Nevada.
Young's double in the first drove in Aaron Henry, who led off the game by reaching first on a Humboldt infield error.
Bighorns starter Stephen Bautista struck out 10 Crabs in his six innings of work, but tired in the fifth, possibly due to a high pitch count resulting from five walks and going deep into the count on many batters.
Ryan Shepherd tossed two innings of relief for Nevada.
The Crabs will play the Southern Oregon RiverDogs tonight at 8:15 p.m. as the round-robin tourney continues.
In the earlier game today which begins at 5:30 p.m., the Bighorns will face the Redding Colt .45s, who downed Southern Oregon 4-0 on Friday.


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a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 7, 2013 at 2:47 pm
What a great project; at some point in our families, virtually ALL of us are immigrants to this country.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 8, 2013 at 4:18 pm
Not all immigrants come to the U.S. because they've come from grinding poverty.
I came to the U.S. because I had the opportunity. It was fun and an adventure for a London secretary to work in New York then San Francisco.
a resident of Palo Alto Hills
on Oct 23, 2013 at 4:01 am
Inspiring, awesome.
The problem bedeviling the forces battling it out over immigration reform is that each promotes an overly simplistic image of undocumented immigrants. If you listen to the immigrant advocacy organizations, the undocumented are hardworking men and women who do no wrong in their pursuit of a better life.
The idea of getting to know immigrants in a bid to connect human faces and real stories such as these, with the immigration situation in the USA is what led me to embark on this documentary project. Check www.immigrantstudio.tv for more info and please support us.
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Hi guys - I am a big baseball fan and LOVE Cooperstown. We were lucky enough to be there years ago when Mike Schmidt was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Sounds like fun. Wish I was there. Still Sitting around in my cast - 2 1/2 weeks to go.
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Today I was the second one to wake up. My dad was the 1st one up, Emma was the 3rd one up, Katelyn was the 4th one up. We got ready to go to the Baseball Hall of Fame. When we got to Cooperstown (the hall of fame is located there) we drove around town to try to find a parking spot. Luckily, we found a parking spot right across from the Hall of Fame.
As we were driving I was wondering why is the Hall of Fame located in such a small town in the USA. When we walked in, we went to the 'History of Baseball' section. I found out that a guy named Abner Doubleday invented baseball. He was from Cooperstown, so they built the Hall of Fame in there in honor of him.
Next, we walked into a room called the 'Art of Baseball'. This is the room were famous artists and painters paint, color and sculpt monuments of players. I liked the picture were Babe Ruth said that he was going to hit a home run.
We then went to the 'Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery'.
Finally, we walked into a room called 'Today's Game'. We saw the Phillies section. I saw the baseball that Roy Halladay used to throw his perfect game.
I really liked going to the Baseball Hall of Fame. I loved going into the 'History of Baseball', 'Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery', and 'Today's Game'.
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An additional stop we made in Cooperstown was at the Ommegang Brewery.
We arrived at Ommegang at 3:30, and it was quite busy. We had to wait 45 minutes for a tour, so we went into a connected Belgin pub where I ordered a beer and 2 orders of Belgian fries. We all agreed that they were about the best fries that we have ever had...seriously!! They were fresh cut potatoes, that they said they double cooked, and they were amazing.
At a little after 4pm we started on our 30 minute tour, which was informative. The girls learned about the process of beer making, and were told that beer is better than wine! They really enjoyed smelling all of the ingredients as the different beers were explained to us.
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Hi guys - I am a big baseball fan and LOVE Cooperstown. We were lucky enough to be there years ago when Mike Schmidt was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Sounds like fun. Wish I was there. Still Sitting around in my cast - 2 1/2 weeks to go.
Hi Guys! I saw you went to Lake George. We go every summer. Did you see the Minnie Ha Ha? Did you swim in Lake George? Was the water cold in Lake Erie? Bike riding in Acadia sounded fun! It sounds like you're having a great time!
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Madison, I loved reading your blog. Sounds like the baseball Hall of Fame was a big hit . . . get it . . . "big hit." What a wonderful experience for all of you. You are seeing more of this wonderful country than most people who have lived way longer than you have. I am so glad you are keeping a journal. This is something that you will treasure forever! Take care and thanks for keeping us updated on your big adventure!
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Bruins coach Claude Julien went off on the Canadiens following Montreal's 4-3 win over the B's Sunday night, calling the Canadiens out for embellishing to get penalties.
Julien felt that the B's were at a disadvantage because Alexei Emelin's second-period cross-check on Tyler Seguin wasn't called, though Zdeno Chara got an instigator penalty and a 10-minute misconduct for challenging and fighting Emelin after the play.
"The frustrating part is that you end up with 17 minutes in the penalty box when you should have been on the power play. It's as simple as that," Julien said. "It's frustrating because tonight, as everybody saw, there was a lot of embellishment and this is embarrassing for our game, embellishing. Right now, they've got over 100 power plays so far and it's pretty obvious why. We're trying to clean that out of our game and it's got to be done soon.
"It's not about tonight. It's about the game and the embellishment embarrasses our game, and we need to be better at that because it was pretty obvious when P.K. [Subban] gets hit, he throws himself into the glass and holds his head. You know what? If we start calling those penalties for embellishment, maybe teams will stop doing it, but until we take charge of that, it's going to be an issue."
Julien said that the Bruins shouldn't have to feel the need to play less physical against the Habs. He wants the games to be called better, specifically with Habs players getting their comeuppance for diving.
"We can't change our style. We've got to play the way we play," he said. "If it's clean, then it should be deemed clean, but it's hard on referees because when people embellish, it makes them look bad. Well, we've just got to make sure we get the right people when it comes to that. When you call the embellishment, maybe they'll stop embarrassing referees."


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After celebrating Veteran's Day, the stage was set for the Dolphins vs. Chargers game on November 17th, which served as our Military Appreciation game.
As I arrived at the stadium, the sky was crystal blue and the temperature was just perfect (it's finally beginning to feel like fall in South Florida!). There seemed to be a different buzz in the air. Perhaps it was all of the women and men in uniform. The cheerleader locker room was also filled with excitement. There is a lot of preparation behind the scenes and we couldn't wait to share it all with the fans.
Prior to each game, we perform for the fans in the Ford Sideline Lounge. Our "Every Day Hero", 1LT Nathan Rimpf, joined us in our studio for the performance. Nathan served as Infantry Platoon Leader with the First Infantry Division and stepped on an IED while deployed in the Middle East in July 2012. Nathan revealed that he received a signed squad photo while he was hospitalized and how grateful he was. My teammates and I were beyond flattered as Nathan put his life in jeopardy for our country. Nathan's positive energy was infectious and we were eager to take the field and perform!
After our pregame performance, our service members joined us on the field for the player introduction. As Darius Rucker sang the National Anthem, an American flag the size of the field was displayed. Immediately following the Anthem, there was a flyover, which gave me chills!
During the first quarter, we wore a camouflage military jacket and different hats, displaying the branches of our Armed Forces – Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. We performed our first end zone to "Danger Zone". If you haven't seen Top Gun, drop everything you're doing and watch it! "Talk to me, Goose".
For the halftime performance, we changed into 1800s inspired Solider Uniforms. The main attraction was the air show, we formed "USA" on the field and as the planes flew over we proudly waived our red, white, and blue pom poms.
Throughout the game, the Jumbotron displayed beautiful clips of men and women fighting and serving our country, as well as a live feed from Kandahar, Afghanistan. These elements coupled with all of the service members on the field and throughout the stands, solidified how blessed I am, due to their sacrifices. It was an honor to recognize these invaluable members of our community.
To top it off, we had a win! Ask any of my teammates and they'll tell you how much I love the fight song and Jimmy Buffet's "Fins". I proudly sang them as we left the field victorious!
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Edinburgh Fringe theatre highlights top ten 2014
Heading up to the Edinburgh Fringe but unsure what theatre to see there? Let our ten-step slideshow enlighten the hell out of you
Go to the Traverse, okay?
If you're new to this whole 'seeing theatre at the Fringe' malarkey, a very, very simple rule of thumb is that the venerable Traverse Theatre should be your first port of call: it has the biggest name, the most resources, is the most politically engaged and is purely focussed on new work. Not everything is brilliant, because that would be weird, but it's fair to say that pound for pound its programme has the highest chance of brilliance. Shows tend to sell out quickly once reviews come out, particularly in the small Traverse 2.
If you only see one show
Picking one feels a bit unfair, but on the basis that his 'Quietly' was the best thing at the Trav in 2013, we'd direct you towards Owen McCafferty's 'Unfaithful', a four-hander about two couples trying to overcome betrayal in their relationship.
Get lost in the Summerhall
Still a fairly new addition to the Edinburgh Fringe, Summerhall – aka the former Edinburgh School of Veterinary Studies – is a building of vast, Tardis-like proportions that to all intents and purposes constitutes a festival in its own right, and has pretty much hands-down the best food of any Fringe venue. Anything goes at the Summerhall – so long as it's leftfield and new.
If you only see one show
There are over 80 shows on, so, er, yeah. We could make all sorts of recommendations, but if ever there were a venue to stick a pin into the roster, it's this one.
Visit the Northern Stage
Newcastle-based company Northern Stage has become a big player at the Fringe in the last few years – exactly how northern its roster is intended to be is a matter of perennial confusion, but the general gist is lo-fi, thought-provoking, poetic work, with a strong loyalty to the stars of previous years.
If you only see one show
Nihilistic wordsmith and Northern Stage regular Chris Thorpe's new show 'Confirmation' tackles the hot potato that is political extremism, and was co-created by Rachel Chavkin of revered New York experimentalists The TEAM.
Get involved in the Independence debate
Well, probably don't get too involved as somebody might lamp you. But with the 2014 EdFringe coming on the eve of the referendum for Scottish independence, there's a wealth of theatre – mostly rather playful – on the subject and it would seem silly not to check a little out.
If you only see one show
Not strictly a play, but 'All Back to Bowie's' looks like a fun, nightly revue of poetry, theatre, music and more on the subject of the referendum, curated by top Scots playwright David Greig.
Remember the Edinburgh International Festival
The Fringe has grown so vast that casual punters often forget what it's actually the fringe of: that would be the prestigious Edinburgh International Festival, first founded in 1947, and still one of the world's foremost arts happenings. There's nothing fringey about the big, expensive, daring shows it draws from around the globe and prices are higher to boot (though not extortionate). But serious theatre fans would do well to remember there's more theatre in Edinburgh in August than just what's in the brochure.
If you only see one show
They're coming to London in autumn, but it'll be hard to resist the opportunity to see 'The James Plays', the National Theatre of Scotalnd's hugely ambitious trilogy about the Stewart Kings of Scotland, with a cast that includes 'The Killing' star Sofie Gråbøl.
And Forest Fringe – also remember Forest Fringe
A live art-centric fringe to the Fringe, Forest Fringe isn't in the brochure but it's become a real festival institution to those in the know, offering a one hundred percent free programme of charming leftfield work. It lost its central Edinburgh location after its old home the Forest Café was forced to move, but it's well worth the trip to its larger new digs at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall.
If you only see one show
Performance artist Bryony Kimmings scored a big hit on the Fringe proper last year with 'Credible Likeable Superstar Rolemodel' – and Forest has scored a work-in-progress of the follow-up, 'Fate It Til You Make It'.
Get out and about
There's usually an opportunity to get out of town and do something a bit more invigorating than sit on your arse in a theatre – shows up Arthur's Seat are pretty perennial. Scan the venues list of the Fringe programme for odd-looking places only hosting a single show and you're bound to strike gold.
If you only see one show
Helen Paris and Caroline Wright's 'Out of Water' –staged under the auspices of Summerhall – promises a poetic, swimming-based spectacle that takes place on Portobello Beach at dawn and dusk.
Don't forget the comedians
You may not have noticed, but there are a lot of stand-up comedians at the Edinburgh Fringe these days – and inevitably some of them decide to have a crack at writing plays. It's rare that a modern classic is born, but stand-up authored shows usually make for a fun breather from the high art aspirations elsewhere, and you'll probably have a laugh.
If you only see one show
Sublimely pedantic Fringe veteran and Stewart Lee's former comedy partner Richard Herring should be interesting with 'I Killed Rasputin'.
Old Hams
There's a whole sub-genre of shows at the Fringe in which a well-known, middle-aged-to-elderly actor performs an autobiographical solo show that doesn't strictly seem to slot in with the Fringe ethos in any way, but nonetheless soaks up the blue rinse brigade and probably makes a tidy sum for said actor. If you're there for just a couple of days then, er, we'd implore you to be a bit more daring, but if you're in it for the long haul, these affairs can be surprisingly enjoyable guilty pleasure experiences.
If you only see one show
Diana Rigg's 'No Turn Unstoned' should be fun, and might lure in a few young 'uns thanks to her recent appearances in 'Game of Thrones'.
Bloody trams
After what seems like centuries of construction, Edinburgh's in-no-way-a-white-elephant tram system has finally been completed – why not treat yourself to a ride? Or alternatively, get down to the Traverse for 'Bloody Trams: A Rapid Response', the acclaimed verbatim play about the whole farrago that's getting restaged for the Fringe.


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