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expected to dampen price competition. Analysts have valued Goodman Fielder's
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AWB spokesman Peter McBride said the company was interested in the assets and
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I'm hoping that someone can stir us toward tests and/or ideas of what this could be:
Months ago DH started to have numbness in some toes. Now his 2 big toes are numb all the time but not the others. Then, a few weeks ago he started to feel dizzy or have some vertigo: the world around him would "tilt". It lasts only a few seconds. He also has a constant feeling of "fuzziness" in his head and sometimes pressure like he is about to get a headache.
He went to the doctor who basically has no idea what it could be. A blood test came back normal. He gave him a prescription antihistamine for vertigo: it made DH feel worse.
DH's grandmother died of a brain tumor but when he told the doctor he was told it was kind of unlikely with these symptoms but of course nothing can be ruled out. The doctor mentioned multiple sclerosis as a more likely candidate.
DH is terrified, I am very worried. Does these symptoms ring a bell for anybody?
Thank you for your help.
Has he been checked/MRI'd for cervical or lumbar disc bulges? Stenosis? What about sciatica? Or tendonitis in the foot? Or mortons neuroma? Tarsal tunnel syndrome? Anything in the cervical spine can screw with balance, and anything in the lumbar can mess with feet sensations.
Does he have stress and anxiety (prior to the Dr suggesting ms)? (Dizziness & vertigo related)
Does he have allergies? (Dizziness/vertigo)
Has he been checked by an ENT for inner ear issues, narrow eustachian tubes, ear crystals, or a deviated septum? (All dizziness related)
Does he do a lot of work on the computer? If so, that will cause so many issues its ridiculous.
It irks me that a Dr would suggest MS without exploring other options or at least reserving any judgment before running definitive diagnostics, other than a blood test. I don't mean to irritate anyone who feels compelled to say this, but it won't help to hear "sounds like MS." Thats your biggest concern, and what will keep you both up. Explore the many other possibilities. Pinched nerves (depending on their anatomical placement) can cause dizziness and numbness.
What you need to hear is that these are also symptoms of much lesser problems. They are. I've had them. And I've had MRIs, NCV, EMG, and all manner of bloodwork. And I don't have a disease (thank God - but I've been there mentally...holy s is that terrifying.) I have sciatica, two bulging discs in my neck and lordosis of the spine, which basically just means the curve in my spine ain't great. I also might have an L5/S1 (lower back) bulge, but they need to MRI that area.
Please don't worry yourself sick. And please do NOT let anyone worry you either. NO one. Get an MRI with contrast. That's the thing you need. And when someone tries to scare you with their random story that ends with "but I DID have...." IGNORE IT. Hopefully people on this board will have the good sense not to write such stories, but who knows...
Good luck and please try not to worry too much. I can tell you first hand the worry will eat away at your soul and well being.
They could be ... Ms or Lyme disease comes to mind.
The dr seems to be a poor one. To not get to the bottom f these symptoms!?
Good luck .... Hope he is ok
Is he diabetic? Could he have bunions or gout? That can cause numbness in the big toes. Maybe he should go to a podiatrist about his feet.
My mom has had inner ear infections that give her vertigo. She said that taking bonine (motion sickness medication) helps her. Although maybe that is what the doctor gave him, I don't know if it is an antihistamine or not.
I had similar symptoms a couple of years ago and one of the things that came up in my research was B12 deficiency. My symptoms have since resolved and I now believe it was possibly an allergic reaction to some major mould that got cleaned up in my house. Antihistamines and I don't go well together so I wouldn't necessarily rule out allergies for your DH based on his reaction to the meds.
Meniere's Disease (which sounds scarier than it is) is something my dad experiences and has similar symptoms as well.
I hope you find some answers soon.
I was going to say maybe check out symptoms of low b12 also. It's quite common, and can
cause these symptoms, as can low iron.
Good luck!
Thank you all, it is all very helpful. DH is feeling a little better to see that it could be so many other things than MS. He has had problems with his feet for as long as I can remember: he has very high arches and I think it probably contributes. He hurt his lower back pretty badly 15 years ago so that might be something to investigate too.
I was very surprised when he came back from the appointment that the doctor did not investigate the inner ear possibility. DH thinks it's because he never had pain in his ear. Do you have to have pain to have these symptoms?
The doctor did mention the vitamin deficiency and low iron so that was the reason for the blood test and everything is normal there.
I keep telling him that most likely the problems are not related but now that MS has been mentioned it is hard for him to feel helpful.
Thank you for all the ideas of what this could be!
Thank you all, it is all very helpful. DH is feeling a little better to see that it could be so many other things than MS. He has had problems with his feet for as long as I can remember: he has very high arches and I think it probably contributes. He hurt his lower back pretty badly 15 years ago so that might be something to investigate too.
absolutely!!!!!!! one of my feet has pins and needs at the bottom, which one dr thinks is tarsal tunnel, which possibly stems from my lower back issues. Check out "double crush syndrome" when it comes to nerve issues. But without knowing the variable that feeling of the pins and needles....ugh. The mind runs WILD with worst case scenarios.
Also have him checked for a sinus infection. Those can fester for a looong time undetected, and cause dizziness.
At any rate, I really think your husband needs to see a neurologist. The doctor didn't mention doing an MRI? They did an MRI so we would have that when I went to neurology.
It can be lots of things. But looking for the big stuff is important--even if it's not that he needs the peace of mind the brain is ok.
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eireann: he has carpal tunnel in his right hand already. I checked double crush syndrome, I don't think that's quite it. DH said that the dizziness and fuzziness is worse when he changes environments: outside to inside or changing rooms. He feels at his worse inside big stores.
sbgrace: I don't know what coq10 is, I'll have to check that out. I don't think he was checked for low vit. D. The doctor thought he should wait before getting an MRI... but DH is not getting any better...and worrying so I hope he gets one soon.
Wow, in addition to not mentioning the other possibilities, this doctor mentions MS but then doesnt suggest an MRI? Thanks doc. It's like, "here, have a grenade!" only to find out later (after lots of stress and anxiety) that it's just a mango. What happened to "do no harm"? Words and suggestions harm plenty. I'm sorry about this. Neither of you deserve this strain, and the doctor doesn't appear to deserve your time and money.
The double crush I mean is if he hurt his back years ago and his feet are anatomically prone to injury, the combination can set him up for mechanical problems that lead to nerve issues (crush, inflamed, irritated.) A podiatrist I know said her sisters toe was numb, and it turned out to be a pinched nerve way up in her back. Google lumbar dermatomes. A good diagram will show you the path a nerve can take from the lumbar spine all the way to the toes. If its been injured up top it can refer pain anywhere along the nerve root, and if his feet already cause him problems it can be even more vulnerable. Since he has carpal tunnel, he's already the kind of person who gets crushed nerves. Is he sitting at a computer all day?
The dizziness can be so many other things, as mentioned by PPs. He should be checked for Meniere's and a LOT of inner ear/sinus/allergy stuff. I would see another doctor, an ENT, and neuro. I'm in So Cal and could refer you to a lot of good ones here, but not in Sacramento. I could ask around though as I know a lot of people in the medical field.
Please keep up posted!
That said, I am appalled that the doctor mentioned something like MS and then waited on the MRI. IMO your husband needs an MRI and referral to experts--specifically neurology and ENT to start. Those are your most likely culprits for the symptoms. Wait and see makes no sense given his symptoms and the anxiety this has to cause.
I'm really sorry for your husband that the doctor handled it this way.
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Big Box stores are really challenging for me as well - tell your husband he's not crazy!!! I avoid them at all costs and if I must go to one I'm usually extremely crabby by the time we leave. For me I think it's a combination of sensory issues as well as all the chemicals that are being released by the products in those types of stores. I've always been very sensitive to any kind of scenty store. I don't know if it's a true allergy or just a sensitivity of some sort.
The back injury may be related to his foot issues. What does he do for work? Is he on his feet all day? I used to have a numb area in the side of my one heel and we figured it was some kind of trapped nerve. Prior to having kids I was a vet tech and was on my feet doing strenuous work all day long. Fortunately when I went on maternity leave the combination of being off my feet and the softening of the ligaments due to pregnancy resolved that issue and I haven't had a problem since. Obviously, your husband can't use that method ;) but it might be something to consider having him take some time off or figure out a way to be off his feet. I sympathize with him because I have had problems with my feet as long as I can remember and it really is so hard to deal with. I actually ended up being referred to a specialist who deals with structural kind of stuff like that. I want to say she was a sports medicine physician but I can't be sure. She determined that I had congenital deformities in my feet that contributed to a lot of my problems. I still have issues but nowhere near as bad as they were when I was working. If your husband is overweight he may find losing some may help but I have to say that even when I was skinny in high school I still had problems so it isn't a miracle cure for all foot problems.
With my dad and his Meniere's Disease I don't recall him having any ear pain. He just fainted one time at an event and that was when he found out about it.
Another random thought about the feet - has he switched to a new pair of shoes recently? It's possible pressure is being put on the big toes if the shoes have a different support system than he is used to.
I think at this point, given your husbands family history and personal history (back injury) and the fact that the doctor has caused so much anxiety, you really need to push for an MRI or even better, a referral to a specialist.
Good luck and I hope your husband feels better soon.
I can be overwhelming to feel these symptoms and not have any answers. It is important that he press for help. If your family doctor is unsure, then absolutely ask for a referral to a specialist (or more than one!)
In my experience, there has to be a few "puzzle pieces" put together before a diagnosis of MS can even be considered. At minimum, an MRI. In addition to that, other tests can be done to confirm the diagnosis.
I was diagnosed with MS recently. I had numbness in my feet that spread very quickly and was the first indication. I also had a lumbar puncture, and a number of MRI's in order to have a full diagnosis.
Don't be afraid to advocate for yourselves. You may have to seek out a few different opinions, but it is worth it!
Laurienna, I am not sure if you still visit the forum, but is it possible for you to provide an update on the ultimate diagnosis? A close friend of mine matches the conditions expressed in your original post 100%. Her background also matches that of the person you had described.
She has been suffering from vertigo for roughly a week now, and just 4 days ago, began experiencing numbness in her toes. She is worrying excessively that she has MS or brain cancer, and I have become equally concerned since she had told me that her numbness was getting increasingly worse. She had gone to the ER a couple of days ago and the preliminary blood work had come back normal.
Just like the patient you had described, she also has arches towards the bottom of her feet, that have caused her callouses in the past. After reading your post, I am beginning to believe that this may be related. She also has a history of being mildly anemic, as the person you had described.
Is there anything you can provide us to give us some insight, or share with us the outcome of your particular situation? It would be appreciated beyond words....
Thank you kindly.
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A report by analyst Jason Prowd says the new trust's supermarket leases are stacked in Woolworths' favour and that other listed A-REITS offer more appeal.
He says the group is likely to implement a "small parcel redemption facility" for those who receive around $500 worth of SCA securities.
"If implemented, this will result in your stake being automatically sold, unless you advise SCA in writing that you'd like to keep your holding," Mr Prowd writes.
He adds that shareholders who cannot use this facility should sell on market and consider reinvesting the proceeds back into Woolworths' own shares as they offer a 6.2 per cent gross dividend yield and far brighter prospects.
According to Mr Prowd, non-Woolworths shareholders should avoid investing in the new property trust because its structure favours the retail giant, which will be the primary tenant.
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But other analysts forecast the trust will trade at a premium. It's peers – BWP Trust and Charter Hall Retail REIT – trade above their net asset backing and UBS analysts suggest a modest 5 per cent premium can be expected.
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Christopher Rainger, of the Friends of York Walls, which opened up the red brick tower to visitors, said that despite poor weather on Saturday, it had a very busy day, with more than 250 visitors.
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Good things are coming to Lonoke, but one that both stimulates and symbolizes the growth is the Lonoke Community Center, which celebrated its fifth birthday Friday morning with coffee and, inappropriately enough, doughnuts.
A green, steel-and-concrete mesa thrust 30 feet above the ever-decreasing agricultural landscape on Hwy.70, the 31,000-square-foot community center is an ever-changing organism, according to Michael Brown, the former Wal-Mart manager the city hired long before the doors opened.
People point to the wild growth of Cabot and its neighboring communities of Ward and Austin, but it was Lonoke residents who overwhelmingly approved a 1 percent sales tax upon themselves to build Lonoke Countys first community center.
Lonoke resident Ron Goss was the driving force behind the center, though he was always quick to point out he had lots of help.
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Thats pretty impressive when you consider that the community center already had a full-sized gymnasium with six baskets, a walking track, a fitness room packed with weights and exercise machines, a large indoor swimming pool, locker rooms and two meeting or classrooms.
Amidst great excitement, the center opened in the summer of 2002 and membership quickly grew to about 3,000, including people from as far away as England, Carlisle and Cabot.
Since that time, it has leveled off at about 1,600maybe higher in the winterand with the help of the tax revenues, thats enough to sustain the operation, Brown said. He has two other full-time employees and 12 or 13 part-time employees plus some volunteers. During the summers, Central Arkansas Planning and Development pays for three 28-hour-a-week positions.
Youngsters and young adults swim and play basketball, but the middle-aged and seniors, come to use the walking track and the cardio-vascular machines on the upper level.
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Operating the center hasnt been without its challenges, according to Brown. Some children can be over-stimulated or aggressive, but he rarely has to suspend anyones privileges. The swimming pool roof partially collapsed after a storm and had to be fixed, the basketball floor refinished regularly and the fountain out front has become the source of jokes.
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On March 19, GM put a halt on Chevrolet Volt production in order to get rid of some of the older versions of the plug-in electric hybrid and make room for those with the recent battery fix. Also, new Volts with the changes made for the California market are making their way into the inventory.
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In May 2011, Chevrolet's Volt caught fire three weeks after a side-impact crash test conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The Volt was parked in a NHTSA testing facility in Wisconsin, and was so severe that it ended up catching nearby cars on fire as well. This led to an investigation into the safety of lithium batteries.
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The discovery of traces of flesh in a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex bone ties the King of the Dinosaurs to modern-day species and, scientists say, heralds a "milestone" shift in paleontology.
"Based on the small sample we've recovered, chickens may be the closest relatives (to T. rex)," says geneticist John Asara of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, co-leader of a team reporting the discovery of faint traces of chicken-like bone lining preserved inside a dinosaur drumstick.
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The protein traces are a far cry from the Jurassic Park vision of genes leading to a re-created dinosaur, Larsson notes. He voiced some caution about the results until independent researchers have ruled out the possibility of contamination in the bone samples.
"It wasn't terribly long ago we thought there was no preservation whatsoever in fossils," says paleontologist Thomas Holtz of the University of Maryland in College Park. "We have a lot more to learn about fossilization."
"Finding any soft tissues in dinosaur bones greatly surprised us," says Schweitzer, who led a 2005 study that found still-elastic blood vessel remains in a dinosaur bone. Her team plans to embark on a worldwide exploration of dinosaur sites in the next year, looking for more fossil bones to examine.
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Archive for May, 2014
by Keeper Garrett on May.31, 2014, under Amiga, Modern, PC, Retro
Pinball arcades were once havens for criminals. Never a family friendly environment, it would always be a place controlled by the young, whether for good or evil. The arcade was not to last forever though. The glory days of pinball were in the 70s and to put it simply, it transitioned into the mostly electronic arcade games of the 80s.
It was the late 70s through to the early 80s where you could take a date to the arcade! However, I'm not going to talk about the viability of finding or taking dates (or narcotics) to the arcade. What I am going to talk about some Swedish magicians and their pinball revelation.
By the 90s, pinball machines were old hat. Although they still had their place in any self respecting arcade, they were definitely not the main attraction. Home computers and consoles were definitely eating into the traditional arcade markets, but pinball machines were not as easy to port over to computer.
Although pinball games had been made for consoles and computers before 1992, Pinball Dreams specifically set out to emulate real world pinball machines. No magic teleporting balls or exploding bumpers, this was sim pinball.
Swedish developer Digital Illusions would go on to create three more fantastic pinball games; Pinball Fantasies, Pinball Illusions and Slam-Tilt. This is ten years before they became in charge of the Battlefield franchise. Truly they are one of the gaming world's enduring legends.
Pinball Dreams is one of my formative Amiga memories. The game loads to a crescendo and the title screen shows a fantastic looking pinball table. I asked my friend 'Is that what the game looks like?'.
'It looks better than that' was his terse reply. From that point, I knew I was going to play something special.
Pinball Dreams has four tables, each with their own ups and downs. The best of the four was 'Steel Wheel' a western themed table about building a railway. The other tables, in descending order of quality were about a haunted house (Nightmare), a rocket ship mission (Ignition) and a rock band (Beat Box).
Pinball Dreams quickly became one of my favourite games, although I was never very good at it. The super high scores by some players would always elude me.
Its sequel (speedily purchase by my mum) was even better. Pinball Fantasies had much in common with its predecessor by also having four tables. Two of them were really good (Partyland and Stones and Bones) and the other two were not so good (Speed Devils and Billion Dollar Gameshow).
Two sequels followed, which sadly weren't compatible with my now venerable Amiga 500. Pinball Illusions and Slam-Tilt were both made for the superior Amiga 1200.
These were games I always came back to, no matter what advances were made in video game tech, or how many years later it was. A quick few games of Pinball is the perfect way to wind down a video game playing evening. Or morning.
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U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu continues to outraise her chief Republican competitor, U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy, but she's spending more money as well.
The Democratic incumbent is heading into the most heated portion of the Senate race with a narrowing advantage in her cash on hand.
Landrieu's campaign announced Tuesday that the senator, seeking her fourth term, raised $2.1 million in the most recent fundraising quarter. By comparison, Cassidy's campaign announced that it raised $1.6 million for the same period.
The contenders for the Nov. 4 election have similar amounts of cash in the bank: Landrieu reports $6.2 million, while Cassidy reports $5.8 million.
The third candidate in the race, Republican and tea party favorite Rob Maness, hasn't announced his fundraising figures. But he's been lagging Landrieu and Cassidy in donations.


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It was Oscar Wilde who said: "Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months."
Six months! Tell that to today's couturier. Those were the good old days when what was in one year was out the next. That was when a group of colourists in Milan chose the season's colour and, whether it was cobalt or chartreuse, it trickled down to top fashion houses in Europe. Six months later it was on the high street and six months after that it was in stores in Australia. Consumers knew what to buy and when to buy it, and they could buy it at Gucci or at Country Road.
Fashion time seems to be bending. Six months these days translates into six minutes.
Now the fashion industry is confused. With so many outlets and access to global brands on the internet, today's consumers are super savvy and the fashion gods many and varied. It is harder to intimidate consumers into buying shocking pink this season. They have their own ideas about what they want and where to get it. And it ain't necessarily at Gucci or Country Road.
The ubiquitous store discounting of the past year has also added to buyer confusion.
"I don't buy anything at full price any more," has become the catchphrase of the new consumer.
As buyers become omnivores, grazing on a broad fashion menu, the style tribes are in steady decline. No longer is it easy to discern the punk from the hipster, the goth from the raver. The counter cultures have morphed. It's not uncommon to see a woman wearing a vintage dress, black lipstick, Dior scarf and shoes from Target. These days it's a pick'n'mix culture, a game of choose your own identity.
Fashion has always been global but controlled from a handful of centres with their high priests and priestesses of style. Shopping online changed everything. Fashion is now a two-way street. The retailer must respond to the speed demanded by the customer who wants everything tomorrow and may wear anything and everything – from cheap street to the luxury brand – in one day and at the same time.
Associate professor of marketing at Melbourne Business School and luxury brand consultant Mark Ritson calls this mess of fashion markets the mix-and-match movement. He points out the trend is global.
"You are now expected to combine different tiers of luxury and non-luxury together," he says. "That makes it confusing. Price points are all over the place, partly because we've had these post-GFC sales but also because the internet has opened up a world of fashion deliveries to Australian consumers.
"I don't know many girls under 25 who don't know how to order clothes from the internet and have them delivered from the States."
He also sounds a serious warning: "Destruction of Australia's native brand habitat will continue, unabated. We're going to lose a lot of brands and the ones that remain will have to get tougher."
Tougher and much more nimble. The style palette is now endless variations on endless fashion themes. Everything goes, and everything goes with everything else. And that's the challenge for the bricks and mortar retailer – and the challenge, in particular, for Australian retailers.
For if the retailer can't provide, today's more educated, fickle consumer will go online. And Australians are suckers for an internet purchase.
A quarter of British retailer Topshop's online sales are generated from Australia and we are the third biggest users of luxury shopping site Net-A-Porter, where the average annual spend per Australian customer is £728 ($1200), while the international average is £313.
Net-A-Porter sent a buyer to Australian Fashion Week in May, scouting for new designers.
Holli Rogers, buying director for the £350 million luxury fashion site, says: "Australia has long been a focus for us and continues to be one of our biggest markets."
Access to the global shopping mall via the web has dramatically changed shopping in Australia.
"We have absolutely been bombarded by this electronic or social media onslaught," says Whitehouse Institute of Design founder Leanne Whitehouse.
She says consumers used to buy an entire outfit from one store and think, "this is my image". This has now changed.
"The youth of today are happy to shop online with the designers they know and love," Whitehouse says. "They also want the eclectic look of eBay, vintage, mix and match. The designer is not dictating to Gen X and Gen Y.
"If kids today can afford a Miu Miu bag they will put that with a Topshop dress and the combination of fabrics and patterns and styles is very exciting.
"Your juniors are much more adventurous and that really represents the filtering of that bombardment of information."
But Australian fashion has already been culled by the recent financial crisis, which tested brands' stability.
"It's about survival of the fittest and the GFC actually cleaned up the Australian market," says designer Kit Willow.
Still, the market here remains highly fragmented and therefore vulnerable.
The clothing retailing industry in Australia has a large number of small, independent operators. Department stores account for 35 to 40 per cent of overall clothing sales and in 2010-11, the four largest participants –
IBIS analyst Zlatan Kapetanovic says despite an increase in M&A activity in recent years, concentration has not changed because most major acquisitions have involved private equity players: Gresham Partners owns Witchery, Archer Capital owns Rebel Group, and
But these locals are increasingly battling to get the attention of shoppers – thanks to the internet.
It's why Willow, unable to travel to New York Fashion Week this year as she was eight months pregnant, broadcast a film on her website to launch her new collection. During August, she received 1 million hits.
Certainly the immediacy of the web has dramatically changed the fashion landscape.
Retailer and founder of Robby Ingham Stores Robby Ingham says the consumer expects the retailer to cater to their needs. If they see a bag on style.com, they will call his store the next day and ask for that product, before he's even ordered it.
"Or you haven't actually been to the showroom to see them," he says. "Often somebody will ring about a
"That's one of the things that's funny about it all, they're sitting there waiting for you to put it in a bag and bring home with you."
And now, instead of consumers looking to retailers for trends, retailers are turning to consumers for inspiration.
Ingham says the exposure to ideas online has created an audacious consumer who has no qualms about requesting stock.
"Fashion is quick and what you want to buy today may not be what you want to wear in six months' time," says Ingham.
The industry is now made up of smaller designers offering a small run of products.
"It used to be someone would say, 'oh you got that top from Witchery' or 'they're the latest Gucci pants', says Ingham.
"Everyone's getting a little bit more of their own freedom of thought rather than following just whatever everyone's bringing out.
"As a fashion store we edit and select what we're buying and bring that in for our clients knowing that it's the best for our market of each thing. At the end of the day no one has everything."
The rise in the Australian dollar and the country's relative stability throughout the financial crisis has also meant overseas brands are keen to infiltrate the local market. International competitors Gap (US) and the Spanish chain Zara are already here or about to move in.
Gap signed a franchise agreement with Busby Holdings, which opened Australia's first store in Melbourne and plans to open between 10 and 15 more over the next three to four years.
Ritson says many Australian brands have the potential to be completely destroyed by these international brands. Witchery and "the poor man's Gap", foreign-owned Country Road – which reported a profit downgrade in July – will suffer.
The Zara store – slated to appear in Sydney's Westfield early next year – epitomises the "fast fashion" model. It doesn't rely on seasons. It works on the premise of "concept to hanger in 24 days".
Buyers copy catwalk designs launched by big fashion houses and consumers can buy them off the rack three weeks later.
"Zara launches Chanel before Chanel launches it. It's a phenomenal success," says Ritson.
Zara also initially produces only 20 to 25 per cent of what it expects to sell, and waits for market response.
"It's a fundamentally different model," says Ritson. "Most Australian brands are trying to work out what she's going to be wearing at Christmas. Zara is still working out what she's wearing late September. It's a phenomenal system, impossible to beat."
Certainly the addition of international brands to the domestic market is likely to continue the blurring of tribes and create a "much more complicated soup of identity", says Ritson.
"What that means for fashion brands is that understanding their consumer becomes infinitely more complex. And what it means for the fashion consumer is understanding the fashion landscape becomes, I would argue, almost completely impossible."
He says the mixing and matching will continue. "I can't see that changing any time soon."
So who will survive in this confused new world?
"Designers who have a very clear signature style are going to be able to create their own following," says Whitehouse.
"[Tribes] are still in their same uniform. However, now to be a successful designer you have to go back to the layer of knowledge and the experience and history, you have to be able to decipher and interpret this onslaught of new looks and trends."
Willow agrees. She says for designers to stand out, they need to create their own movements.
"What I think is increasingly important . . . is that designers focus on their signature and they evolve their signature, because these high-street brands don't have a signature. Their signature is whatever's happening in fashion right now that they pick up and think is going to be commercial."
As the customer invests more time researching and understanding the market, Ingham says, retailers "have to put in a little more time sourcing and accessing and travelling the world".
"Instead of just going to Paris and sitting in three showrooms, you now have to go to shows in New York and Berlin and Milan and all sorts of places."
He says it will become increasingly difficult for high-street brands to knock off collections and people don't want that any more, anyway.
The good news for Australian designers is that online shopping is growing globally. The most important buyers at Australian Fashion Week now are those with a website.
"Our Australian designers are hugely popular with our customers around the world," says Net-A-Porter's Rogers, whose company ships to 170 countries.
"Our customers love newness and because we fuse content with commerce we are able to educate our customers about emerging designers, so the reaction is usually really positive . . . it's also great to be able to give fledgling designers a global platform from which to showcase their collections."
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Walking the Cairngorms - it's more renowned for it's Mountaineering and it's Skiing,
the Cairngorms has all the easy walking tracks you could wish for.
Scottish Countryside of the Cairngorms is also awash with places for Fishing, Cycling, Sightseeing, Climbing & Touring.
Walking River Spey - Scottish Walks.
The Cairngorm Mountain range is situated between the Spey Valley and Braemar on Royal Deeside. The weather and scenery can be wild and dramatic. The nearest civilisation are the towns of Aviemore, Granton on Spey and Kingussie. Apart from the Gorms themselves the area is littered with hillwalking opportunities many of which can be found in the Glenmore Forest Park and the Loch Garten Nature Reserve. The main mountains of the Gorms are Ben Macdui, Cairn Gorm, Braeriach and Cairn Toul. Since most of the land is over 3000ft, flora is very limited to moss and heather, You also have some fantastic rivers including the main River Spey as well as River Druie and the Pools of Dee (southern side of the Cairngorms).
Over the years glaciers have gouged deep valleys into the terrain and if you are fit enough it is possible to circumvent the Gorms through the valley of the Lairig Ghru (south from Aviemore) past the Devil's Point to Derry Lodge, then turning left head up the Lairig an Laoigh, northwards back to Aviemore. Not for the faint hearted, I may add . There is a major skiing centre in the north-east Cairgorms.
Loch Morlich can be located in the Queen's Forest, Glenmore Forest Park in the old district of Bandenoch and Strathspey. The loch is 4 miles North West of Cairn Gorm. Why not visit my experience of walking Loch Morlich!
Second day took me on a 12 mile return walk, again from the campsite, this is a stunning walk on the south western side of the Cairgorms. Please visit my guide on my walking experience
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After much searching I could not find a how to remove B-pillar for dummies (me) so I decided to write one up with lots of pictures. Any suggestions are welcome to make this more understandable if I don't explain it quite the right way. I have numbered the pictures 1-18 for easy identification. Picture 1 has the tools that I used.
T-20 Torx
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Step 1: Start out by placing your hand in underneath the seat bottom and lift up. The is 2 clips holding the seat bottom in place, one on each side of the seat. Refer to pictures 2-5 if you have any problems.
Step 2: Take your T-20 Torx and use it to remove the 2 screws in the arm rest. This has to be done so you can pull out the panel out just enough to undo the 2 clips holding the B-pillar cover in place. Refer to picture 6 if you have any problems.
Step 3: Open your rear window and pull the window molding/rubber up. This is done so it'll be easier to push the panel into place when putting everything back together. Refer to pictures 7 and 8 if you have any questions.
Step 4: Pull out the door molding just a little bit so you can get your fingers/hand in behind the panel and pull it out. Refer to pictures 9-11 if you have any questions.
Step 5: You should now see the 2 clips that hold the B-pillar into place. Take a screw driver or wire cutters to pry up on the clips. Once those are out the B-pillar should just slide straight down. Refer to pictures 12-15 if you have any questions.
Step 6: Again take your flat head screw driver and place it in between the carpet and the little black plastic piece as illustrated on picture 17 and pry outward. It should just pop right out. Take your T-50 Torx and undo the bolt. Lift up on metal bar once bolt is out and slide the seat belt out. Refer to pictures 16-18 if you have any questions.
At this point repeat Steps 1-6 for the other side. Any questions or suggestions?
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The head of the journalists' union, Galal Aref, said the president told him of his decision in a telephone call.
Mr Aref told delegates at the annual meeting of journalists in Cairo that they would no longer face prison for anything they publish.
The 1996 press law allows for the jailing of journalists for libel, insults or defamation.
Journalists have been campaigning for such a move to protect freedom of expression.
Mr Aref said a proposed law would be put to the National Assembly later this week.
Press freedom supported
In a speech to the delegates, read by the Information Minister, the Egyptian president reiterated his support of press freedom but also criticised foreign pressure for reforms in the Middle East.
"I reaffirm my constant commitment in favour of the freedom of the press, of its independence and the non-interference of its affairs."
In the speech Mr Mubarak also spoke against what he said were certain type of reforms trying to be imposed by the Western powers without consultation.
Mr Mubarak's remarks on reforms comes as Egypt - along with other Arab countries - comes under increasing pressure from the United States to make reforms that will improve their human rights records.


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Tbogg mocks Andrew Malcolm so we don't have to
The FDL blogger also points out [1] that MSNBC, a liberal bastion in Malcolm's eyes, hands over its entire morning drive show to a former GOP Congressman. But Malcolm, Laura Bush's former flak and current GOP conveyor belt for the LA Times, would rather ridicule the Obama WH because somebody there said they love MSNBC!
UPDATE: Drudge thinks it's a big deal that some, until now, unknown White House adviser said the WH "loves" MSNBC. To make his point Drudge pasted a photo of Keith Olbermann above the link to show, I guess, that the allegedly liberal MSNBC is a hit inside the White House. (This is news because....?)
But here's the funny thing about the right-wing panting over this "loves" comments, and it's the same point Tbogg made, the comment came after the WH adviser was introduced at an event by MSNBC host and former GOP Congressman Joe Scarborough.
So right after being introduced by MSNBC's conservative host, the aide said the WH loves MSNBC, and the right-wing thinks that's proof that MSNBC is liberal. Good luck making sense of that.
This is why the conservative blogosphere has become irrelevant.


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NEW YORK — The steady rain and ominous radar made it obvious by late afternoon that Friday's game wasn't going to be played, but the Rays didn't get official word until about 8:30 p.m.
As a result, they today — weather permitting — will play a split doubleheader, with games at 1:05 and 7:05, so the Yankees can accommodate two soldout crowds during the final home-stand at Yankee Stadium.
"I think it should have been banged a couple hours ago," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "I don't know all the mechanics to it, but if you know you're going to play two games (today) you'd like our guys to get back and get some rest, and I know it's even more difficult for the Yankees having to drive to their homes or wherever. So that part of it was very inconvenient."
It was not clear what caused the extended delay in calling the game, which was to be shown nationally by ESPN. At this time of the season, MLB is supposed to take charge rather than the home team, but there was talk that the decision was complicated by what the Mets, also at home, were doing.
"I think we expect that a little bit more in the minor leagues; I think sometimes as major-league players we expect them to make a decision right away," Rays player rep Evan Longoria said. "I know they really want to get the fans in here and make some money with concessions and stuff. That's a little bit difficult on us, kind of sitting around and having to keep our minds ready and our bodies ready."
James Shields and Mike Mussina will work the day game as scheduled; Friday starters Matt Garza and Sidney Ponson will work the night game.
ALMIGHTY EVAN: Longoria is expected to be in the lineup for today's first game, making his long-awaited return from an Aug. 7 fractured right wrist. "It's good to be back," Longoria said. "I'm healthy as can be."
Longoria, who led the team in homers and RBIs at the time, had hoped to face live pitching before returning but instead will step in against Mussina.
"It's probably not going to be the most comfortable feeling in the world, and I understand that," Longoria said. "But there's got to be a time to get my feet back wet again, and this is perfect."
UPTON STILL DOWN: CF B.J. Upton, sidelined Monday by a strained left quads, is still sore and won't play. He is hoping to return to the lineup Monday.
HEADS UP: The Rays lost a Friday coin flip and would have to go to Fenway Park if a one-game playoff is needed to break a tie for the AL East championship, though the game would only be played if the losing team was not going to be the wild card.
Executive VP Andrew Friedman called tails, joking that he did "a thorough analysis" and that after senior VP Gerry Hunsicker, who'd lost several when with Houston, recommended heads, he went with tails. Principal owner Stuart Sternberg said he actually made the call.
BULLS RUN: Triple-A Durham's season ended with a 20-2 loss to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Yankees) in the fourth game of the International League Governor's Cup championship.
PERCY'S "MYSTERY" QUOTE: There was a lot of Internet buzz after Rays reliever Troy Percival looked on TV to be pointing at and calling teammate Carlos Pena a bad word before leaving Wednesday's game hurt.
Percival said Friday he didn't recall doing so, but Pena, after some thought, recalled the situation. He said Percival did use the bad word, but in the context of the runner on first, who represented the tying run, something like "That (bad word) doesn't score."
MISCELLANY: SS Jason Bartlett was not in Friday's lineup for what Maddon said was just an extra day of rest. … INF Joel Guzman, designated for assignment Tuesday, cleared waivers and was outrighted back to Triple-A Durham.


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Teen angst rules the day in this anime series about a high school student, Shinichiro, whose family has taken in the daughter of a deceased friend. The problem: The well-liked girl is withdrawn when at home, and Shinichiro is too shy to approach. Desperately wanting to help the girl open up about her experiences but unsure how to reach out, Shinichiro suffers the added woes of a strange girl's curse and his best friend's teasing.


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Education in the United States is mainly provided by the public sector, with control and funding coming from three levels: state, local, and federal, in that order. The common requirements to study at a higher education level in United States will include your admissions essay (also known as the statement of purpose or personal statement), transcript of records, recommendation/reference letters, language tests
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Givenchy's Latest Ad Campaign Features A Transgender Model
It's hard to decide which of the 10 models in the new Givenchy ad campaign looks the coolest. Catherine McNeil's hair has been dyed bright red, Malgosia Bela's locks are pink and Mariacarla Boscono is about to engage in what we're sure would be a hot makeup session with a fellow lady catwalker. Basically, there's a lot going on. Perhaps the most interesting facet of the campaign, however, is Lea T., Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci's longtime personal assistant and former fit model who's also a transgender person. Tisci told WWD that Lea, formerly known as Leo, has "always been very feminine: super fragile, very aristocratic," and she embodies the androgyny of Givenchy. Click through to see another ad from the campaign, then tell us what you think in the comments. [WWD]