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Tibial plateau fractures
- 1% of all fractures
- Lateral tibial plateau 70%
- More common as knees in valgus & forces usually cause valgus
- Medial plateau is involved in isolation in around 15%
- Bicondylar fractures occur in 15%
- High violence injuries in young patients
- Indirect forces
- Axial loading
- Age & bone quality determine fracture pattern
- Younger patients develop split, older get depression
- Younger patients have higher rate of ligamentous injury (i.e., on opposite side)
- Older patients compact subchondral cancellous bone
Associated injuries
- ligamentous injuries
- popliteal artery injury
- neurologic injury (esp peroneal nerve)
- compartment syndrome
- Medial tibial plateau
- larger
- concave from front to back & from side to side
- medial plateau is stronger than lateral, so injury here is more rare & is accompanied by more soft tissue damage
- Lateral tibial plateau
- convex from side to side & front to back
- Menisci
- lateral meniscus covers larger area than medial
Schatzker classification
|Split of lateral plateau
|Split depression fracture
|Pure depression (die punch) of lateral tibial plateau
|Fracture of medial tibial plateau
|Bicondylar fracture
|Plateau fracture with complete dissociation of metaphysis from diaphysis
AO classification
- A Extra-articular
- B Unicondylar
- C Bicondylar
Hohl and Moore Fracture Dislocation Classification
|Coronal split fracture
|Entire condylar fracture
|Rim Avulsion fracture
|Rim Compression fracture
|Four part fracture
- Need to carefully assess soft tissue injuries:
- Fracture blisters, skin wounds, tenting of skin, vascular compromise
- detailed neurologic exam
- look for associated injuries
- more common with grades IV-VI
- compartment syndrome
- neurovascular injuries
- ligamentous injuries
- AP, lateral, oblique images
- Opposite knee can serve as useful template
- Look for subchondral bone below articular surface
- Can do 15° caudal plateau views, obliques
- Stress radiographs may be used if considering non-operative
- ** the medial plateau is concave, the lateral plateau is convex (in both planes)
- lateral plateau is also higher than medial
CT scans
- mandatory
- can help identify meniscal pathology
- use particularly in type I fractures & or those in which percutaneous fixation is contemplated
- Depends on soft tissues
- Skin compromised = Ext fix
- open fractures require I & D
- grade 2 & 3 open fractures probably best treated with temporary ex fix & late reconstruction of articular surface or ring fixator & mini-open arthrotomy to reduce articular surface
- may require plastic surgery – usu rotational muscle flap in this location (gastroc)
- Skin compromised = Ext fix
- Nonoperative
- Hinged knee brace can be used for minimally displaced, or non-operative patients
- Non/partial weight bearing for 8-12 weeks
- Absolute
- open fractures
- compartment syndrome
- acute vascular injury
- Relative
- Joint depression
- Acceptable amount not agreed upon
- < 3-5mm are normally quoted
- up to 1cm quoted
- Long term followup has not demonstrated correlation between degree of depression & development of arthritis
- Instability
- of greater than 10° of nearly extended knee (varus /valgus) c.f. other side
- joint depression severe enough to lead to instability is predictive of poor result
- Joint depression
- Absolute
- Tips & Tricks
- Either immediate before significant swelling or delayed to allow soft tissues to heal
- minimal stripping of comminuted fragments & careful soft tissue handling
- use periarticular large fragment plate laterally (types I/II/V/VI)
- use either anterior approach or 2 incision technique for bicondylar fractures
- bicondylar fractures need 2 plates (medial buttress plate)
- type IV fractures need buttress plate/screw rather than just interfragmentary screws
- almost always use ICBG
- use large fragment distractor to aid in reduction thru ligamentotaxis
- risk of infection (10-40%) & wound slough
- Submeniscal arthrotomy provides access to joint surfaces
- Surgical treatment
- Type I
- percutaneous cannulated screws
- Type II
- ORIF with elevation, bone graft & lateral periarticular plate using hockey stick lateral incision
- Type III
- can attempt to elevate via cortical window, bone graft & stabilize with couple of screws
- Use arthroscope to assess adequacy of reduction
- Type IV
- percutaneous or open techniques
- Nonoperative management is associated with high rate of varus malunion
- Types V & VI
- Combined Anterolateral & posteromedial incision
- Safest way to access bicondylar fractures
- Extensile midline anterior incision
- this can also be used in any subsequent knee replacement
- Schatzker describes doing Z cut of patellar tendon( tubercle osteotomy may be almost impossible to fix) & division of medial & lateral capsule below menisci, flapping whole up; done via midline incision. At end of procedure tendon is protected by tension wire or heavy suture
- Combined Anterolateral & posteromedial incision
- Type I
- Tips
- In very severe fractures less injured condyle is fixed first
- Can consider using one or two femoral distractors to help with indirect reduction of fracture
- If hybrid external fixation is used wires should be placed no closer than 15mm to joint
- Once bony parts of injury have been treated ligaments should be assessed. Any posterolateral injury should be addressed concurrently
- external fixator
- spanning ex fix from femur to tibia to hold soft tissues out to length & maintain reduction
- half pins in femur & tibia
- best to align the articular surface early, with limited fixation
- once soft tissues have healed » ORIF
- ring fixator:
- mini-open reduction of articular surfaces using K-wires & small fragment screws
- fine wires at level of articular surface (at least 2) & half pins in tibia
- reduced deep infection rate & soft tissue complications
- Nonunion
- is very rare, except in Schatzker VI injuries
- Stiffness
- is common
- If it is excessive & not responsive to aggressive physiotherapy adhesiolysis & MUA is indicated
- Infection (6 to 12%)
- Wound problems are the biggest problem in plateau fractures
- Important to respect soft tissues, etc
- Time surgery appropriately
- Concern with large elevations of skin (bicondylar plates)
- Loss of reduction
- Should use buttress plates, unless bone quality is very good
- Post traumatic arthrosis
- Cartilage damage from initial injury
- Also if residual joint incongruity
- Important to preserve the meniscus
- Avoid immobilization
- Union at the metaphyseal – diaphyseal junction can be a problem
- - 90% good/excellent results with ORIF (all types of fractures) – Lansinger et al., 1986 (seems too good to be true)
- Minimally displaced are expected to do well, even with non-operative
- Difficult to assess outcomes of displaced, as studies differ in classification, indications, etc
- Helpful that the lateral meniscus covers most of the plateau


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A Storm in a TeacupTweet Follow @MyAchingHead
I'm amazed that so many food bloggers (Fitzroyalty, Tomatom, Sarah Cooks, Confessions of a Food Nazi (2)) are outraged at the recent publication of Gram. People are crying foul. If you read the into the hysterics, not only has their copyright been infringed but they've been violated. It's as though someone has come into their home, eaten the leftovers out of their fridge, left the toilet seat up and not cleaned up after themselves.
I think it's worth taking a step back and looking at what Gram is; what it isn't; and exactly why everyone thinks it is such a bad thing.
First, let's reduce Gram down to it's first principles. It is 2 things, Advertising and a list of links to blogposts. Each of those links is manifested in the "real" world by a QR code and each link is supplied with a small quote. Clearly the links and quotes are used as what I like to think of as a "transfer medium" for the advertising. There's no reason you would look at the ads without the content, the same way as you wouldn't listen to the music without the CD.
I believe Gram creates value for it's readers by curating the blogposts. They take each of the categories, finding some interesting blog posts, ad a photo and a reasonably nice design and distribute the list for all and sundry. That's it. It doesn't sound like much, but it is something. Not only is it something, it is something no-one else in the community is doing. Brian @ Fitzroyalty goes the closest with his local aggregators. He doesn't curate the actual content, just the list of blogs and I'm sure he prides himself in his open, "everything is welcome" policy.
Secondly, I think it's important to talk about what Gram isn't. Forget the hyperbole, there is every chance that Gram is not breaching copyright. I'm no lawyer but a quick perusal of the fair dealings legislation and the copyright obligations suggest that this particular is blurry and I would suggest that pursuing this in court would be a fools game.
So if it might not be illegal, the ethics are certainly worth examining. Are they acting ethically? Are they using a food bloggers work and profiting off it? (If you cast aside the fact they probably aren't profiting just yet) Yes, they certainly intend to profit from it. Is it unethical? As with every discussion of ethics it isn't black and white. Sure, they could have engaged bloggers more before quoting and linking to them, but they don't really have to. I haven't asked permission to do the same here and I wouldn't remove a link even if you wanted me to.
In my eyes, the business model is almost identical to that of Google's, albeit on a much smaller scale. The quotes are of similar length, the user is there looking for something of interest, and the advertising is reasonably separate from the content and both parties provide an opportunity to opt-out. Is Google's business model wrong? Unethical? Are you willing to block Google from your website. It's very easy.
Finally the arguments that it is a waste of paper have taken much different paths. The QR codes are stupid, noone will download the app. The quotes are crap. The writing is bad. The design is shit. It's printed on dead trees. Each of these may be true, but I think instead of poo-pooing the idea, it's worth looking at it with an open mind.
Is it promoting the blogosphere? Is it validation that what what we as a community create is valuable? Done better, could it be awesome?
Personally, I think what Gram has created isn't amazing but with a bit of a rethink, it could be great. More and more people will understand what a QR code is, more and more people will know who the featured bloggers are and more and more people might stop only reading the Epicure for their food news.
So, if I were to publish a zine. Would anyone volunteer any of their content? I'd reproduce it in full. I'd link to your blog. I'd write a good sized blurb about you as a writer. I'd use your photo and a photo of you. I'd sell advertising. If I could afford to, I'd pay you. Would you do it if I intended to make money? What if it was explicitly not-for-profit?
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72 Responses to "A Storm in a Teacup"
Nola commented:
January 31st, 2011 at 4:26 pm
If you were to publish a zine I'd probably offer to help you.
And if you were doing it purely to make money (as I believe GRAM is) I'd be very surprised.
It just gets me that they didn't ask, they just assumed, that idea of 'if it's on the internet you can just take it'. Sure, it's probably not illegial, but I think it's wrong.
I don't like what they're doing. Very few bloggers write to make money (in fact, it costs loads!) but I'm sure no one likes the idea of someone else making money off their work. If they only take a tiny bit from everyone it's not stealing?
But you're right – it could be great. It's a really cool concept actually – but they're not doing it right.
Kris Wood commented:
January 31st, 2011 at 4:40 pm
I get that some bloggers are of the opinion that content they upload to the internet is theirs alone and no-one else can use it. If someone does do this they get pissed off and rightly so.
BUT, if I understand this Gram concept correctly they are directly linking to the bloggers' sites?
Is this not great advertising and in-turn creates more traffic on ones particular blog?
Is this not paying heed to bloggers efforts whilst placing them on a pedestal?
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Celeste @ Berrytravels commented:
January 31st, 2011 at 4:52 pm
Personally I have nothing against them taking the content, rewording it slightly, peppering it with quotation marks and all that, because at the end of the day they did put a link in. As long as they didn't say that they wrote it, then fine.
They are getting ad money, perhaps. But being such a young publication, I really doubt the ad money they are getting is substantial. So that doesn't bother me.
What really gets me tho, is the double standards. They sent out emails to some bloggers and not to some. They sent out apology emails to some and again left some out. Perhaps if they really were sincere, they would actually put some research into getting emails of every blogger they have linked to and send them the same mass email. Their lack of research makes me think that that they couldn't care less, which makes me really doubt their whole "we want to get involved with the food blogging scene" philosophy.
Sarah commented:
January 31st, 2011 at 9:08 pm
You raise some good points there.
I can't speak for other bloggers, but in my case my main issue was that they didn't ask/inform me that they'd be using my content (albeit quoted and chopped up/rearranged) as the basis of an article. Especially as I'd read tweets from other bloggers saying they'd been approached by Gram months ago, and I'd never received any correspondence.
I think Gram's linking/quotations are very different from your linking to me/Ed/AOF in the above post, as you've linked to our blogs to illustrate your point, not make up the bulk of your post. I don't have a problem with your linking in this way, and can't see why you'd need to ask permission, or why anyone would ask you to remove the link, as you mentioned they might.
The aims and ideas of Gram may be good, but the execution was very poor. As you wrote, they might not legally (or even ethically) be required to ask our permission or engage with us before publishing, but it simply shows a lack of courtesy and respect on their part, especially if they're trying to become a part of the blogging community. I think the whole situation would have been very different if they'd had a clearer communication strategy.
In your hypothetical example about a Zine, you ask " Would anyone volunteer any of their content?" That for me is the crucial difference. You asked if people would choose to participate – anything after that is irrelevant, as you've given people the option not to be involved, if for whatever reason, they choose not to.
xox Sarah
another outspoken female commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 10:57 am
Most upsets in the blogworld ARE a storm in the teacup. Hence a little pisstaking at the beginning of my post. We really do take ourselves to seriously :)
The whole incident falls under a massive PR blunder and that's what got many of us offside before the first issue hit the street. The long wordy first email distilled down to a few sentences, essentially – 'for your information we want to use your content as the entire basis of having a magazine. If you don't want us to do so, you have to opt out.' They have since apologized for their clumsy, mistake riddled email.
The degree of content usage was ambiguous. Their premise for having the mag was that it would be full of "in-depth pieces". What they didn't make clear was it was only linking to in-depth pieces, ie blogposts.
Where this got murkier was the idea of what consisted as a link. Bloggers link to each other, as well as a variety of external content but these days (oh we were all naive once weren't we?) it tends to hypertext and a few words, not a string of "quoted" bits of someone's restaurant review, or in my case the string of ingredients in the recipe I wrote.
I had a volley of emails from the PD in response to my questions in November. This resulted in me saying a link (merely a link) to my post was ok, not taking or reworking of my original content unless they got specific permission with me each time. My second post originated because they didn't get permission and they paraphrased a post rather than simple link.
Your scenario is quite different. You'd be asking bloggers, people you know or have a community relationship to opt in (versus out) of content sharing. And we'd assume you'd link in the accepted way.
And you know if you f*cked up you'd never be able to show your face on Twitter again :)
Michael commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 1:36 pm
So we all agree really. It's a bit shit, and could be done better. With better communication, probably better quoting/paraphrasing and better engagement with the community.
I find this all fascinating, we've basically gotten to the point where if the same thing is done by a nice guy, we'd love it. An asshole, we'd hate it.
Do we think that GRAM is going to take any of this onboard and get Edition #3 right? Or is it going to be the same shit, different month?
Fitzroyalty commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 2:40 pm
I agree it's not hugely important vs floods, Egypt, etc, but it is about principles. Gram is a product that sells advertising around poorly paraphrased content originally created by others.
Gram doesn't seem to understand how lame it is. Their verbose apology email was one long excuse and said nothing worth reading.
We the Melbourne food blogging community don't need them. They make us look bad. We write better than they do! Aggregating online content offline is lame too. By the time it comes out it will be so last month…
Michael commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 3:02 pm
Regarding the aggregation of online content, offline. I couldn't disagree with you more. I believe that producing something tactile is a really positive step. It allows an audience that perhaps has no idea about blogging to learn that there is an alternative to old paper media.
That's the theory. In practice, GRAM isn't really achieving that raising of the profile, nor do they appear to be trying to.
Phil commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 7:03 pm
I can't really get my rant hat on for it – it looks like fair dealing from a copyright perspective, or at least, grey enough to not be worth pursuing. However, the relationship with food bloggers has been completely (and at this point, irreversably) botched. They certainly misread the relationship from the start. Not to mention that the overall content of the mag dived head first into the shallow end.
As a print publication, it's conceptually bad because it relies on a second device to read the full content. I've tested QR codes in ads and brochures a couple of times and they have never worked in Australia. I doubt MS tags (which Gram uses) will ever take off here – the main benefits are at the advertiser end (good analytics/less ugly tags) rather than the consumer end. It is well established that this sort of publication works well as a website, at least in America (e.g. Foodbuzz's 750K venture capital funding on the back of scraped food blogger content).
There probably is space in Melbourne for a similar, aggregating physical publication to compete with MX with shallow content, cheap print and about food – simply because it's one of the few topics in physical print with a growing audience. Having recipes in it would mean that unlike MX, the audience might carry it home, which you could easily onsell to advertisers.
Fitzroyalty commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 8:25 pm
The implementation of the business model suggests that Gram's publishers don't understand bloggers at all. The arrogance of their emails to us is typical of over confident entrepreneurs. They think they can baffle us with PR waffle but the joke is on them.
Sarah commented:
February 1st, 2011 at 9:20 pm
Michael, in answer to your question – I doubt very highly that they'll get edition 3 right.
From the PD's interactions with me, I think she actually wants to do something good in the blogging community, but she clearly has no idea how to go about it. She sent me an apology email, but never once asked if I'd like to be removed from (online) Gram. I'd have thought that would have been the first thing she should have asked!
Whilst I believe she feels remorseful, she just doesn't get how to do things better. Her mass apology email was sent to as many bloggers as she could find, with no thought for who should receive it. In the mass email, she also asked us to forward it on to anyone she might have missed. (How were recipients meant to know who she missed?) It would have been much better if she'd directly contacted each blogger "featured" in Gram to explain, and double check if they were happy with being included.
The reactionary, emotional mass email also brought the situation to the attention of some people who hadn't heard about it, (I saw tweets from some very confused bloggers that day!!!), but also missed out on bloggers like Celeste, above.
Also, the fact that the PD still used AOF's content inappropriately, despite a volley of emails, just shows how little insight the PD has into the whole venture.
So I don't think this all bodes well for the future of Gram.
The storm in my coffee cup – GRAM Magazine commented:
February 7th, 2011 at 3:37 pm
[…] a phone call from Rob, the editor of GRAM Magazine wanting to discuss the publication of GRAM, my blogpost, and ongoing shitstorm. I had to feel for the guy. There publication had been dragged through the […]
JP commented:
February 21st, 2011 at 7:51 am
Couldn't agree more, storm in a teacup. I was surprised to find my blog review of Spice Temple was in the first issue and I was flattered it was deemed worthy of inclusion.
While the execution may have been performed differently by the editors with hind site, if a blogger writes something and puts it in the public domain then it is fair game and Gram never tried to pass off the writing as their own and linked it appropriately and up front.
What is next? Are some of these guys going to get angry at Google caching their blog?


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The Walter J. Brown Media Archive & Peabody Awards Collection was started in 1995 and currently preserves over 250,000 titles in film, video, audiotape, transcription disks, and other recording formats dating from the 1920s to the present. The archives are housed in the Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries on the northwest part of the University of Georgia campus. Our mission is to preserve, protect, and provide access to the moving image and sound materials that reflect the collective memory of broadcasting and the history of the state of Georgia and its people.
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Georgia history is highlighted in three newsfilm collections. The WSB Newsfilm Collection contains raw news footage from 1949 to 1981. More than 5 million feet of film clips shows the history of Atlanta and the Southeast, spans the entire civil rights movement, and covers such social and cultural events as the desegregation of the University of Georgia. Major leaders and political figures, including Julian Bond, Jimmy Carter, Maynard Jackson, Martin Luther King Jr., Lester Maddox, Richard Russell, Carl Sanders, Herman Talmadge, George Wallace, and Andrew Young, are featured in the collection.
The WALB Newsfilm Collection contains raw news footage from Albany and surrounding areas from 1961 to 1978. This newsfilm collection covers the Albany Movement of 1961-62, which is considered the first mass movement to desegregate an entire community in the modern civil rights era, as well as the people and events that affected South Georgia.
Footage of Augusta, Georgia can be found in the WRDW Newsfilm Collection which features footage from 1961-1976.
Amateur film, video, and audiotape highlighting Georgia people, places, and musicians can be found in:
- The Andrew Avery Home Movie Collection of the 1940s-1950s
- The Kaliska-Greenblatt Home Movie Collection, which contains footage of prominent Jewish families in Atlanta and Athens in the late 1920s and 1930s.
- The Georgia Folklore Collection of field recordings of Georgia folk musicians made by Art Rosenbaum and the Georgia Folklore Society with more than 1,000 hours of music, interviews, and storytelling and includes rare and lively performances by the Tanners, Howard Finster, and the McIntosh County Shouters.
- The Foxfire Collection contains the videotaped interviews, performance, and music of this Mountain City, Georgia institution from 1970 to 1990.
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- Arnold Michaelis Collection of Living History which features interviews with social, political, and cultural headliner interviews from the 1950s-1980s including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
- Georgia Music Hall of Fame Collection
- Atlanta Gas Light Company Collection
- Georgia Department of Natural Resources
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Cara Delevingne gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
"Brooklyn Beckham's mom"
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That's how some people refer to Victoria Beckham. They're mostly under 18. And they don't give a sh-t that she used to be a Spice and is now a fashion designer. She's the mom of someone they know. And moms are good for holding your phone while you pose with a supermodel. Which is what Posh did last night for Brooklyn as he stood next to Cara Delevingne. Full Story
Smutty Social Media Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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Tidal is still prominent on Instagram – Madonna and Nicki have been particularly vocal. I looked through the photos and noticed something: Nicki with Rihanna, Beyonce with Nicki, Madonna with Rihanna and Nicki, Alicia with Beyonce… but no Beyonce and Rihanna on social media (but there is an official photo Full Story
Katy's friends at Chanel
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Maria was just wondering in the previous post about the launch of Tidal about the absence of some major recording artists from the announcement, including Katy Perry. The Tidal presser happened in New York yesterday, late afternoon. Katy Perry? She was in New York too. Last night she stepped out for a Chanel party with Karl Lagerfeld. Full Story
Cara is Margo
Model becomes an actress. You're like, whatever, because you still remember seeing Cindy Crawford in Fair Game. Nine times out of ten I would agree with you. But my best memory from TIFF 2014 was that I found out that Cara Delevingne can act. It was a film called The Face Of An Angel. Totally forgettable. Full Story
Smutty Social Media March 13, 2015
Judging by Rita Ora's interviews and photos, she fancies herself a fashion icon; she told Nylon magazine that she can save the industry from blandness: "But where's that punk energy—that fun, crazy, respected but still like, 'S---, she's just doing her thing' person? That's who I am!" She certainly is… confident. Full Story
Naomi vs Cara: Model Throwdown
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Page Six reports that on Sunday night, at a Paris Fashion Week party, Naomi Campbell and Cara Delevingne threw down... Over Rihanna. Supposedly Naomi was offended because she thought Cara was disrespecting Rihanna and then all kinds of pushing and shoving ensued and Cara made a grab for Naomi's hair. Full Story
Taylor's ELLE & Style
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Taylor Swift was in London last night with all her model friends and musician friends and lots of friends, friends everywhere. It was the ELLE Style Awards. And, can you believe it, she's not wearing Elie Saab. Or shorts. This might be the best dress I've seen her wear on a carpet in a long time. Full Story
The Suicide Squad features Harley Quinn and some other people
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Last we heard of David Ayer's DC villain flick, whether or not Harley Quinn, the nutjob supervillainess from the Batman comics, would be included was still up in the air, and Jared Leto was in talks to play The Joker (lesser version 2.0). Yesterday, Warner Brothers announced the Suicide Squad lineup and yes indeed, Harley Quinn is coming to the big screen, and she'll be played by Margot Robbie. Full Story
Kate & Cara's Thanksgiving
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Cara Delevingne has been in LA all week. The other day she was hanging out with Cody Simpson and model Gigi Hadid. I've attached photos below. Last night though, for US Thanksgiving, she was over at Kate Hudson's, hanging out with the entire family. Goldie, Kurt Russell, Kate's brothers… And dancing. Full Story
In Kate's living room
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The December issue of British VOGUE is all Kate Moss. There are two covers and she was a contributing editor. At one point she's able to convince her friends, the Count and Countess von Bismarck, to let them shoot inside their home because that's where all the good parties are, naturally. Full Story
Half capes and squeaky voices
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Cara Delevingne and Selena Gomez were at LACMA together this weekend. Cara's in a one shoulder cape with darker hair, likely for her upcoming role in Paper Towns which starts shooting right now. She might also be speaking in an American accent because of it. You can hear it in the video below of Cara and Selena speaking to a reporter at the event. Full Story


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Future Business Magnates is a highly successful business enterprise competition for students, established in 2005.
It's a fun competition with an important business message. Schools from throughout County Durham take part in the exciting competition designed to introduce young entrepreneurs to the world of business and enterprise. Each school team is supported by a business partner from a local firm who guides the team through the competition.
Running throughout the academic year, groups of students are given a brief to start a business, and are taken through six challenges, from team building to marketing to product design.
The students are stretched and challenged to come up with a viable business and many of them do just that. In 2015, the challenge was very special – to create new products and services from new applications of light to coincide with Light2015Durham, Durham's year of light. The 2016 competition challenged students to develop a new product for the home which will be manufactured in County Durham.
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In what ways do health care expenses affect an economy? What are the economic advantages to government involvement in health care? What are the economic disadvantages? What are some ways of curbing the negative impact of rising health care costs on an economy?
this is what I came up with so far..
One way health care expenses effect our economy is the rising costs in healthcare. Now that people are loosing their jobs, individual healthcare plans are very expensive. The growth number in public healthcare has risen. The governments evolvement can help assist with funding for medical research, and grants for hospitals and other care facilities. The government offers governments funded health care to people who are also low-income. Some disadvantages are people who are low-income may not receive as many benefits opposed to someone with a traditional insurance policy. Government assisted Part D drug plans limit some medications, and rates are high for these plans to begin with.
Right now, I do not think there are many ways of curbing the impact on this economy. health care costs keep rising, co-pays go up, medication costs go up every year. If we stay on this track, most people will not be able to afford to pay for healthcare. Especially seniors who are on a limited income (social security) barely struggling to get by.


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THE ATHEIST'S COMPLAINT:Matthew 2:23 reads, "...that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, 'He shall be called a Nazarene.'" There is no mention by the Old Testament prophets that this Jesus fellow would be called a Nazarene. Is there a contradiction?
RESPONSE:The questioner is absolutely correct, none of the Old Testament prophets gave a prophecy which stated that Jesus would be called a Nazarene. However, before we pull out the party balloons and noise makers for the atheists, let's explore some possible explanations of Matthew's words.
1. It is possible that Matthew is referencing a specific prophecy which was not recorded in any Old Testament book, but passed down verbally or revealed specifically to the New Testament writer. Jude quotes a prophecy of Enoch (Jude 14-15) and Paul referenced a Cretan prophet (Titus 1:12), but neither original account appears in the Bible. Matthew's reference here may be the same.
2. It is believed by some that the Greek nazaret (translated "Nazareth") is related to the Hebrew netzer (translated "branch", "sprout", figuratively). Isaiah 11:1 reads, "There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, and a Branch (netzer) shall grow out of his roots." (also see Jeremiah 23:5; 33:15; Zechariah 3:8; 6:12). If a relationship exists between these words, perhaps Matthew had Isaiah's prophecy in mind.
3. With no prophet particularly referenced, and no specific prophecy (unlike Matthew 1:22; 2:5, 15), it is possible that Matthew's statement is based upon a general view or theme given through the prophets, and not specific words which they spoke (ie. Acts 3:18, 24). The Old Testament revealed Jesus to be despised among men, viewed with contempt, and rejected (Psalm 22:6-8; 69:9-11, 19-21; Isaiah 53:2-4, 7-9). This being the case, what better name to be applied to the Christ in first century Israel than "Nazarene"? Notice the contempt with which Nazareth of Galilee was held:
– "Can anything good come out of Nazareth?" (John 1:46)
– "Search and look, for no prophet has arisen out of Galilee." (John 7:52)
Which is the correct explanation? I suppose it would take a smarter man than I. Perhaps it is one of these; perhaps another explanation exists; perhaps it is all of these together. However, the point is, there are valid solutions to this supposed discrepancy. Thus, we feel confident to conclude, there is no contradiction.
This article is a response to Skeptic's Annotated Bible, but original article is no longer listed


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Andrew Roganwrote a review of Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2 Tent: 2-Person 3-Season on August 8, 2013
Really nice
Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this over the Nemo Obi 2P because the Nemo was too small. This tent is perfect. I used it all summer while hiking through Bulgaria. It's incredibly light, easy to set up, and very roomy. The vestibules are very nice. THe fabric is super thin, and can be damaged if anything abrasive keeps rubbing it, so be careful there. Had no problems with leaks during rain. I couldn't be happier to be honest. I didn't waste the money on a ground tarp, i just used a tyvek sheet that works fine. Really this is the perfect tent for 2. I'm 5'10" and my girlfriend is about 5'6" and we're both thin and had plenty of room. Only reason not to get this tent is the price


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Bavauto says it is and I want to know what you think. A local guy said he will put them on for $90 and I am strongly considering them if they give me a drastic improvement.
Also, if I get them, I don't think I will buy the upgraded endlinks.
What's your advice regarding the bavauto swaybar upgrade?
Which one? Doesn't Bavauto sell several? And you should either buy upgraded endlinks or fresh Lemfoerder endlinks with bigger sways.
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Hands down it is the best handling mod you can do for the money.
Do you have aftermarket sways?
I had Hotchkis, wouldn't do it again. They certainly give the car a more buttoned down feel, but they don't improve grip as much as you initially feel like they do. Also the endlinks wouldn't stay tight until I double nutted them with red loctite.
I have a 25/20 setup now from the Z4 M-Sport front/E46 convertible/Xi rear, all OEM parts, and it's a nice upgrade and I have no complaints.
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You my friend are either talkng to the wrong people or you really like your understeer! That huge bar change only on the front will make things worse. If you are going to change springs, do that first, feel what it's like and then consider other changes. Huge bars are a good stand alone change. I did this with 27/24 bars on OEM sport suspension. But, true suspension performance comes from proper springs and shocks. Then the sways can be used to tweak the fore/aft balance. When I went to PSS9 and then Sports and H&R sports, those huge bars were way too stiff. Went back to stock front and 21mm rear. In my opinion the UUC bar set is good as a stand alone change and would still be OK if springs and shocks are changed later. But the huge 27 or 30 mm front bars are radical dude! Kind of like 20" wheels!
Hotchkis bars are hollow- so 30mm isn't what you think it is. For the most part I do agree though.
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It has been a trend around baseball lately, but the Oakland A's haven't made a habit of promoting their top starting pitching prospects and using them out of the bullpen. They made an exception earlier this week when hurler Sonny Gray got the call. Gray made his major-league debut on Wednesday, tossing two scoreless innings of relief in Pittsburgh.
"It was a little bit of an adjustment, but once I got in the game I just treated it like every inning and tried to get people out as quickly as possible," Gray said.
After starting all year for Triple-A Sacramento, Gray accumulated an 8-5 record, 2.81 ERA and 3.15 K:BB rate. His efforts earned him recognition as the Pacific Coast League's top starting pitcher as he was named the starter for the Triple-A All-Star game. But he won't make it to Reno to represent the PCL this week. Instead he'll be in Oakland helping the A's battle for a second-straight division crown.
"I was very surprised," Gray said of his promotion. "It was an incredible feeling to know that hard work's paid off and you're going to come up and be a part of the team. It was just a really special moment."
Talented young arms such as Chris Sale, David Price and Lance Lynn all began their major league careers as relievers with an eye on starting in the future. And while the A's have graduated a number of promising starting pitchers to the major leagues in recent seasons, they have all been plugged directly into the starting rotation and not the bullpen.
In his first relief appearance since pitching for Vanderbilt in 2010, Gray struck-out three and sailed through two innings against the Pirates, holders of one of the best records in the National League.
"Especially for his first time, you expect a little jitters, maybe he'll be a little erratic. He was very, very good," catcher Derek Norris said. "Pittsburgh's got a very good lineup with very good hitters. He breezed through them like he knew everything about them and what he was going to do."
With the way Oakland's schedule plays out over the next couple weeks with the All-Star break ahead, the team was afforded the luxury of adding an extra arm to the bullpen because there isn't a need for another starting pitcher until July 23. The A's front office clearly believed there was little else for Gray to accomplish in Triple-A. They used their free roster spot to get Gray's feet wet in the big leagues after sending down starter Dan Straily to stay sharp in Sacramento's rotation.
After a rain delay of nearly three hours on Wednesday, the A's found themselves down 5-0 on a nightmare getaway day and turned to Gray in the sixth inning. The low-leverage situation was the perfect opportunity to give the right-hander his first major league test drive. He took advantage and impressed beyond his pitching line, showing the command issues that plagued him in the minor leagues might be a thing of the past.
"He impressed to the point where we could use him in any situation," manager Bob Melvin said about the 23-year-old former first-round draft pick.
"It didn't look like he was nervous about anything. First pitch of the game was 96 and strike. He threw all his pitches. So therefore, depending on a particular day and who's available, we're certainly not opposed to using him in a plus game in an important situation.
"He's got a lot of energy and at times the command can be an issue when you're like that especially when you're in your first big league opportunity. But he wasn't. The command was really good in Triple-A and that's the one we thought he needed to work in the last couple of years and he's done that. Very impressive kid and we'd use him in any particular role."
It was just one outing, but given the A's bullpen struggles of late, there's reason to believe Gray might find himself pitching in key situations going forward. If he continues to throw well, the club will decide whether or not to add him to the rotation when the empty turn comes up later or keep him in the bullpen for the stretch run.
"I think he can go either way. From what he showed me here [in Sacramento], he could be a quality starter," Triple-A Sacramento pitching coach and former A's bullpen coach Rick Rodriguez said. "Obviously he's got an outstanding fastball and curveball. He could be a dominant reliever if that's the role that is chosen for him."
Gray said he prefers to start, but has no problem relieving in the meantime. For some, a relief role allows pitchers to reach back for more velocity on their fastball or put more torque on their breaking pitches.
"I didn't really try to do anything different. I didn't try to throw hard or make my curveball different," Gray said. "I just tried to do what I've been doing all year."
The A's will have a tough decision to make with current closer Grant Balfour this winter. He has converted his last 42 saves going back to last season, breaking Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley's mark of 40 for the A's team record. Balfour is in the last year of his contract with Oakland and might have put himself outside the A's price range with his outstanding season.
If Balfour does leave in free agency, he will leave a massive hole in the back end of the A's bullpen. Although Gray might be more valuable to the team as a starter in the long run, he might have the most explosive stuff of anyone in the organization outside of Brett Anderson and could be a good closer given his outstanding fastball-curveball combination.
"He's very competitive out there, he wants to win, beat the hitter," Rodriguez said.
"I'm sure he'd be the same way as a reliever, whether he's a set-up guy or a closer. It's the same mindset. He's got outstanding stuff and wherever he winds up he's going to be good."


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Sept. 27, 2012
LARAMIE, Wyo. -
The University of Wyoming Cowgirl volleyball team lost a tough five-set battle, 3-2, to San Diego State (9-5 overall, 1-1 Mountain West), on Thursday in the UniWyo Sports Complex in Laramie. The loss drops the Cowgirls to 11-5 overall and 0-2 in the MW. Wyoming played in its second five-set match of the season and the loss drops it to 1-1 in those matches.
"We made some critical errors toward the end of the match and that is what decided it tonight," Cowgirl head coach Carrie Yerty said. "We have to be able to bounce back after some mistakes like that and we didn't tonight. We had two great teams battle it out tonight and unfortunately we were not the one to come out on top. I cannot be upset with the fact that we competed hard, we blocked great, but I would like to see our offense be a little more diverse."
Leading the Cowgirls was senior Jodi Purdy who recorded her sixth double-double of the season with 14 kills and 10 digs while adding 18 total points. Purdy also tied a match high with two service aces. Sophomore Erin Kirby was second in points with 13 total on nine kills and eight block assists. Junior Reese Plante also had double-digit points with 12 total on eight kills and six block assists. Fellow Junior Calli Miller added 10.5 points on eight kills and three block assists. Freshman Kaitlyn Johnson also added a career-high two kills to the Cowgirl total. Four Cowgirls were in double-figure digs with libero Becky Stewart adding 23, followed by Johnson with 12 as well as Purdy and setter Rachel Keyes adding 10 each. Keyes also added 19 total assists to the Cowgirl total. Whitney Smith added 17 assists for Wyoming.
San Diego State had four players with double-figure points and kills. Andrea Hannasch led all scorers in the match with 21 total points on 15 kills, eight block assists and two aces. Raegan Shelton led the match in kills with 16 adding 20.5 points to the Aztec total. Also in double figures were Summer Nash with 12 and Chaiymin Steel with 11.5. Leading the Aztec defense was Kristi Jackels with 24 digs. Johnna Fouch recorded a match-high 49 assists for SDSU.
The Cowgirls opened the first set on a 10-5 run led by kills from Kirby, Purdy and Plante. The teams traded the next 10 points to bring the score 15-10 in favor of UW. San Diego State battled back to pull within two at 17-15. Following a Wyoming timeout, the Cowgirls went on a eight to two run to close out the set 25-17 and take a one set to none advantage.
The second set was played much closer with the teams trading the first 18 points tying at nine apiece. From that point, the Aztecs went on an 8-2 run to take a 17-11 advantage. Wyoming attempted a comeback pulling within six at 23-17. A UW set error gave the Aztecs a 24-17 advantage. An SDSU service error gave the Cowgirls a chance at 24-18, but an Aztec kill closed the door tying the match at one set each.
San Diego State came out in the third set opening up an 8-3 advantage. A Wyoming timeout sparked a 5-1 run led by kills from Purdy and Miller. The teams battled to a 14-14 tie before the Cowgirls score three straight on Purdy, Johnson and Plante kills to take a 17-14 lead. SDSU scored six of the next nine points to tie the set at 20. The teams traded four points to tie at 22. A Miller kill and block by Camille Coffman and Kirby gave Wyoming a 24-23 lead. Kirby and Coffman combined on the final block of the set to give the Cowgirls a 25-23 set victory and take a 2-1 advantage.
In the fourth set, the teams traded the first 10 points. The Aztecs went on a 7-1 run at that point to take a 12-6 advantage. Following a Wyoming timeout, San Diego State mounted another run scoring five of the next eight points to take a 17-9 lead. The Cowgirls mounted a run reeling off six of eight points to pull the score to 19-15. A SDSU timeout stopped the Cowgirl run and sparked an Aztec run scoring five-consecutive points to take a 24-15 advantage. Three SDSU attacking errors, a block by Miller and Plante and a Purdy ace pulled the Cowgirls with in four at 20-24. The Aztecs closed the set with a kill the following play giving them a 25-20 set victory and forcing a deciding fifth set.
In the fifth and final set, the two teams traded points for the first six tying at three each. A Purdy kill and Plante, Purdy and Makenzie Bartsch block gave the Cowgirls a 5-3 advantage. Wyoming scored three of the next four points on a Purdy kill and two Aztec attacking errors to take an 8-4 lead. San Diego State then reeled off four-consecutive points to tie the game at eight. After back-to-back kills from both teams the set was tied at nine apiece, before the Aztecs scored four-straight points to take a 13-9 advantage. The Cowgirls attempted to come back, but could not close the gap and lost the final set 15-11, falling in the match three sets to two.
Wyoming volleyball will continue its conference homestand hosting conference newcomer Nevada on Saturday, Sept. 29, beginning at 7 p.m. MT in the UniWyo Sports Complex.


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With the much rumored "headless" $499 Mac, offiically christened Mac Mini, finally appearing at its annual MacWorld conference yesterday, Apple has finally addressed its legion of critics who have hounded the company about getting into lower-end of the PC market.
"I and a lot of others have been on their case for a long time now about not covering the lower price points. They have left a lot of business on the table by not having something available in that space. I applaud them for finally turning their attention to this market," said Roger Kay, vice president of client computing for IDC in Framingham, Ma.
Kay and other analysts say the new system should mainly attract the attention of small businesses and consumers, many of whom likely have never purchased an Apple system. They believe however that it will not necessarily run up against the low cost offerings of Dell, Hewlett Packard, and Lenovo, the China-based distributor who recently purchased IBM's $11.5 billion PC business. They do believe however it could appeal to those smaller businesses interested in managing digital content.
"The emerging trend in this decade is digital content and the management of that content on PCs. Apple identified this trend in early 2000 and arguably has the best suite of content management programs. But you do not need a $1,300 machine to mange digital content. You can do it on a $500 machine," said Charles Wolf, analyst with Needham & Co. in New York.
The much rumored low-end productivity suite also appeared during CEO Steven Jobs keynote today, called iWork, which includes a new word processing program called Pages along with an updated version of Keynote, a slideshow application Apple first delivered two years ago.
Some observers think the new package is more of an attempt to replace Apple's aging AppleWorks productivy suite than it is to replace Microsoft's Office For Mac.
"Apple has its legacy product in AppleWorks but and they have put no money into updating it. I think what we are seeing (with iBiz) is the reincarnation of AppleWorks. It would never replace Office but if you are targeting an audience that looks at their computers as digital content managers and they want to do some light word processing, then a suite like that, that sells for $99 would be much more appealing," Needham & Co.'s Wolf said.


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Group Therapy: What's the Stupidest Rule You Ever Had to Follow?
Oh, man! Everyone has had to follow rules we really didn't understand. Whether it was at home, school, or work, some rules just didn't seem to make any sense.
Reddit.com asked their users what was the stupidest rule they've ever had to follow, and here are some of the best responses:
1. "At my school, they banned us from playing football at recess . . . not because it was dangerous, but because it was TOO POPULAR and they thought it wasn't fair to other sports."
2. "I went to a private Baptist school. Whenever we had to clap at an assembly, we all had to clap in unison. The pastor's crazy wife would lead it, because she felt normal clapping was too chaotic."
3. "The toilets at my school kept getting clogged so we were given three squares of toilet paper when we went to the bathroom and weren't allowed to use any more."
4. "My mother was obsessed with our laundry being clean . . . so we weren't allowed to take clothes out of the dryer to fold them if we hadn't just showered."
5. "In my public school, we were told not to stand in circles at recess because it looked like we were a gang. So we stood in square shapes instead."
So, The Rocker Morning Show wants to know, what's the stupidest rule you've ever had to follow?


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BRISBANE coach Anthony Griffin wants the arrival of former Test halfback Scott Prince to shock his existing playmakers to new levels.
The Broncos boss has piled pressure on to his team after they yesterday completed a stunning coup by signing Gold Coast skipper Prince on a two-year deal.
The Titans committed to contributing to Prince's 2013 salary before realising he was moving up the road to join their arch rivals.
Griffin knows the Prince deal will upset some players, but it has given him greater depth in the halves and an ability to drop underperforming stars back to Queensland Cup.
"I'm not doubting the people we've got here," Griffin said. "I've got a great relationship with the players and I've been very loyal to them and I still will be.
"But when the opportunity arose to put on our list a player of Scott Prince's experience ... I thought was an opportunity we couldn't walk past.
"Some people will feel uncomfortable but I don't think that's a bad thing.
"It's the best thing for our club. It makes us a stronger football team and I think it will make the individuals work harder and make them stronger.
"It makes them fight harder for their spots and wherever anyone ends up I think we will be a stronger football team. That is the only reason I made the decision."
Prince will report for preseason training on Monday as the bottom-ranked player on Brisbane's list, but Griffin will give everyone equal opportunity to seal starting positions, with incumbents Peter Wallace and Corey Norman under immediate fire.
They're not the only men under siege, with Kiwi Test No.1 Josh Hoffman another potential casualty. Norman's ability to swing to fullback means Hoffman could find himself back on the wing.
Hoffman starts a new three-year Broncos deal today and his manager denied industry speculation that he was not happy at the club.
"It might be a way of (Prince) playing in the halves with one of the other guys and allowing Corey Norman to play some more time at fullback. It gives us a lot of options with our ball players," Griffin said.
"They will all get a chance over the offseason to put their best foot forward and Scott will have to be better than the guys we've got here."
Prince returns to the Broncos a decade after he left in 2003, with skipper Sam Thaiday, centre Justin Hodges and lock Corey Parker the only surviving members who would remember his troubled three years in Brisbane when he was plagued by serious leg injuries.
Prince, 32, turned down a longer and more lucrative offer to join Hull FC and Griffin said he initially tried to push him away when they spoke over the weekend but was impressed by his commitment to rise to the Broncos challenge.
"If he didn't want the challenge he wouldn't be coming to the Broncos, he would be taking a big retirement package and going to play in England," he said.
"I made it brutally clear to him what he faced was a big challenge to come here. It's certainly not as financially rewarding to him as what the other option was and he wants to come here, so that's why I think it's the right decision for us."
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Upset Predators GM turns attention to Shea Weber
NASHVILLE – After taking a day to regroup and process the decision by former Predators defenseman Ryan Suter to sign with the Minnesota Wild, the emotions are still raw for general manager David Poile.
"Playing with (captain) Shea Weber, that one point, whether this franchise is in Timbuktu, the one point of not choosing to stay and play with Shea Weber, I will never, ever understand that," Poile said.
Added Poile, "It doesn't go down easy. Why should it go down easy?"
Now the attention is squarely placed on Poile in regards to re-signing Weber to a long-term contract. Poile believes that the two-time Norris Trophy finalist will do what Suter, his defense partner, did not, which is commit to Nashville. Poile said he had talked with Weber, and his representatives from Titan Sports since Suter's decision.
"He believes in us, sees himself as the leader of our hockey club, and I think he, a lot like us, is disappointed with the outcome with Ryan," Poile said. "So having said that, we have to both get back up on the horse and find a way to fill the hole and move forward. Hopefully that will be together. Right now, if you ask me, I think Shea feels that way."
Throughout the negotiations with Suter, Poile expressed similar optimism that Suter would return. And the day Suter signed a 13-year $98 million contract with Minnesota, Poile referenced a November conversation with Suter in which Poile said the All-Star indicated he would return to Nashville.
But Weber's situation is different. Last summer the Predators tried to come to terms with Weber on a long-term deal, but couldn't do so and went to arbitration with him. The arbitrator gave Weber a one-year award worth $7.5 million. His next contract is expected to be worth more than Suter's. Weber is a restricted free agent.
"Shea is the player we want to build our franchise around," Poile said. "He's our captain, he's our leader and at some point we would like to enter into a longer term contract with him. That's what our goal is and we'll see over the next little while if we can make that happen."
Poile did say Suter's replacement could still come via free agency, though there are few viable options remaining. A trade is probably more likely. He did stress patience in the whole matter.
"It's always good if you can react to a situation right away if that's there, but you have to make the right decision, but that's what we're doing," Poile said.
Losing Suter might give Poile a chance to re-invent his defense. Roman Josi and Ryan Ellis were slated to start this year in Nashville, and they have the same type of offensive puck-moving qualities Suter had — though not on his level. Because of this, the Predators could add a larger more defensive type player to the mix.
"I'm not committed or sold on any one particular type of player or a specific player," Poile said. "If we were, we might have made that move. We're having talks within our organization, we're having talks with agents and we're having talks with other teams. You have to give it some time."
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The planned resort will each assign guests different storylines so they can be a part of the Star Wars universe.
It was only a matter of time once Disney bought LucasFilms that they would be opening up a Star Wars themed theme park and resort. The resort, which will be a part of the Disney 360 vacation concept, is going to be a must-see for fans of the franchise, as it promises to create an immersive environment in which guests will be able to connect with an intergalactic story.
After getting flooded with angry comments about how it's treating laid-off workers and calls for a boycott, Sears Canada is both removing and no longer allowing public posts on its Facebook site.
The rise of the internet has opened up new possibilities for communicating, from emailing and blogging to mobile video chatting and exchanging GIFs over messaging apps. This digitization has not been limited to consumer interactions. Most businesses now communicate with their customers through multiple online channels, and invest in software to track, personalize, and optimize every step of the consumer's digital journey.
As brands prioritize this digital experience, they often overlook a simple fact: communicating by voice is faster, easier, and more effective than typing messages back and forth.
Oli Gardner – the Creative Director of Unbounce (a landing page builder for marketers), is an advocate of CCD. He says that deploying CCD makes each page you create on a website a piece of "accountable content". In that you can measure the impact, purpose and success of each page as that page plays a part in converting visitors into customers.Design is often about solving problems. Many of the problems that designers work on are user-oriented problems. However, there is another consideration when it comes to problem-solving; solving business-oriented problems.
Creating a content marketing campaign calls for good, strategic planning. This guide helps you cover the bases to use a content calendar in your marketing.
MarketingHits has many different types of clients, the ones that regularly post content to their websites and social media accounts do see a higher amount of traffic and in turn, leads.
Very interesting article on #Keywords. Important if you want to market your product or service online. Excellent information.
Searched "urgent problems" like "emergency dental care" can be some of the most expensive keywords to buy.
I would agree with the fact that "Video Marketing" is a great way to go. Especially with music because there are so many advantages to doing so, people gravitate more to visual things oppose to just listening to an audio. Imagery is more appealing especially with all the new affects and advanced this you can do to enhance a viewers experience. These are some great reasons why "Video Marketing" is the next best thing when creating a Marketing Strategy. Take a look and decide for yourself.
We love the messaging on this image. Hmmm. Something to consider!
Why do so many companies make bad decisions, even with access to unprecedented amounts of data? With stories from Nokia to Netflix to the oracles of ancient Greece, Tricia Wang demystifies big data and identifies its pitfalls, suggesting that we focus instead on "thick data" -- precious, unquantifiable insights from actual people -- to make the right business decisions and thrive in the unknown.
How do you measure your online store's success? Do you typically focus on things like sales and revenue?
While these metrics are useful for tracking the short-term performance of content and campaigns, they don't always paint a complete picture of your business' future. Even looking at your current sales numbers can sometimes leave you with just a fleeting glimpse of your true financial situation.
Want to broadcast a regular live show on Facebook with a co-host?
Wondering how to plan all of the logistics for your show?
In this article, you'll discover how to launch a successful Facebook Live show, with or without a co-host.
Check out the ideal video lengths for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
Our clients continuously ask us "do I really need a long video to make my point"?
Durées suggérées de vos vidéos sur les principaux médias sociaux ... et celles-ci sont très courtes ... de 30 secondes à 2 minutes .... maximum
n today's SEO, where context is more important than keywords, performance measurement often still comes down to specific keyword terms and phrases that a user searches.
While you don't have to chase the algorithm for specific terms and work on variations and phrasing to jockey for position against competitors, you still have to care about both relevancy and authority.
The relevancy of content to the subject matter and the ambiguity of what context really means versus an individual keyword approach have led to looser strategies and a renewed need to stay focused on on-page optimization.
Thanks to the immersive power of virtual reality, Facebook Spaces lets you feel like you're spending time with your friends in person — no matter where they are. Starting today, you can share live video on Facebook from Facebook Spaces to give the people you care about a window into your VR world. Bring more friends along for the ride!
Facebook is moving ahead on plans to let people subscribe to publications through Instant Articles. Nothing's final, but the current thinking is that it will support publications with metered paywalls and freemium models, said a source familiar with the briefings. These options would seem to accommodate metered publications including Facebook skeptic The New York Times; and The Wall Street Journal and The Economist, which make a certain selection of articles free and put the rest behind a paywall.
Linkedin now allows users to upload native video through its app. Videos can be shot horizontally or vertically and like Facebook, will play automatically when browsing. Video creators can record up to 10 minutes of video and will have access to analytics such as view count, likes, and shares.


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I'm shaking a radiator, it rumbles. Recorded with Edirol R-1 & Sennheiser ME66.
This sounds great! Lots of uses for it!
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Nobody is actually from London. These days, you're just as likely to hear Russian or Chinese as English in the city, whether you're in the Tube or lunching at the Wolseley. Whatever racket you may be in, it's the fashion to live in London and this is especially true of, well, fashion: Of the 83 designers who presented at the spring/ summer 2014 shows, just over half were British. The rest, including such stars as Roksanda Ilincic, Eudon Choi and Erdem Moralioglu, were likely in town on a visa. While that's hardly surprising in a metropolis such as London, contrast it with New York, where the fashion, whether it's by Michael Kors, Jason Wu or Thakoon Panichgul, may be daring, but generally jibes with that city's melting-pot rep. London, on the other hand, is more like a sartorial salad bowl – not that you'd find a decent salad this side of the Channel.
"In America," says Tim Blanks, the former host of TV's Fashion File, "you're American before you're anything else; in Great Britain, you're you before you're anything else. I think that's partly the island nation [mentality] at work, but there's also an acute individualism and tribalism here. The fashion culture is capable of absorbing different traditions, from the punkiest punk to the most bespoke gentlemen."
British consumers have always appreciated a bit of exoticism in their fashion, going back to the days of the Raj. Today, though, the fascination with foreign accents is at a high, resulting in culture-mashing collections quite unlike the top sellers in New York department stores. Among some of the bigger London labels, Mary Katrantzou, who sells out of cutting-edge boutiques such as Matches in Notting Hill and Browns in Mayfair, has embellished her designs with touchstones – vibrant seaside hues, Greek key patterns, a laser-printed out-of-circulation drachma – from her native Greece. In October, the London-based Chinese designer Huishan Zhang, also sold at Browns, won the Dorchester Collection Fashion Prize for a line inspired by Chinese film and math.
Ethan Koh, a Singaporean who in 2011 launched a collection of luxury handbags in exotic skins and fiery colours, credits his home island's spice markets as well as shadowing his grandfather around the family crocodile tannery as influences. "Every city is known for something," he says. "In Paris, heritage is important. In Milan, it's handcraftsmanship. In London, it's the unique charm. There's a trust and a respect here of different cultures."
Coincidentally or not, London's embrace of foreign-born talent has overlapped with the biggest boom British fashion has enjoyed to date. In 2012, Oxford Economics estimated that sales of U.K. designer clothing grew in the last decade by about 20 per cent a year.
In Blanks's view, the catalyst for Britain's fashion success isn't necessarily its status as a crossroads of the world, but the presence of institutions such as Central Saint Martins, the fabled alma mater of Galliano and McQueen.
"I think if you were a fashion student anywhere in the world, you'd want to go to Saint Martins," says Blanks. "It's the best fashion education in the world."
Currently, about 45 per cent of fashion students at Central Saint Martins come from outside the European Union, and many more from non-British jurisdictions within the union. When you consider that nearly half the brands showing during London Fashion Week last year were Saint Martins grads, the industry's multicultural fabric begins to make sense.
Steven Tai, the 29-year-old Macau-born, Vancouver-raised designer, is one of them. Based in London since graduating from the school a year ago, he now designs West-Coast-cool sportswear punctuated by skillful Eastern pleating and sells it at 127 Brick Lane, an East End boutique that also carries Gareth Pugh and J.W. Anderson. Tai says that, flipping through the clothing racks at school, you could spot the global influences. "You can't hide who you are," he says. "It's kind of like reading someone's signature. You can sense the history by looking at what they're producing."
Success at Saint Martins, Tai adds, meant making that part of yourself known. "It's about how unique the work is that you bring to the table. And heritage gives that personal touch or originality. It's not something you can fake."
By contrast, says Koh, "there are Asian designers in New York, but they don't feel very authentic. I really see the ethnic values here."
"Shoppers," he continues, "already have all the European luxury brands. They want to see something different, a unique voice. We're not trying to be British."Report Typo/Error
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Many publishers are missing the mark when it comes to their marketing efforts. A common question that I get asked is- how does one promote and advertise a new book and make it a bestseller? Many a small publishing companies run into advertising problems due to lack of knowledge and low-budget. We have been lucky enough to have a full-time marketer on our staff and want to share their insights with you today.
Facebook ads
One great tool is to use Facebook to promote a new book. Using the ads manager and Facebook is one way. You can create ad campaigns that target a selective audience such as those on Facebook in a certain geographical area and those with certain interests. This way you can really hone down who your ad is going to be shown to. We found this form of marketing highly effective.
Social media contests
Great associate media contest on Facebook, Instagram, or even Twitter. You can have audience members choose the title of the next book or simply like the post in order to receive a free copy of the novel.
Web 2.0 properties
Create supporting pages as an offshoot of your main website. You can use these websites to target keywords related to your new published book. Examples of Web 2.0 properties include weeblies and blogspot pages. You can even utilize SEO to help promote these pages. Check out an example of a Web 2.0 by checking out this Cleveland SEO Expert.
YouTube is a powerful marketing tool. Create videos promoting your new published works and promote these videos around the web. Did you know that you two videos are fairly easy to rank in the Google search engines because they have a lot of trust and power?
We will write more about this topic and later blog posts. For now, we hope he steps of been helpful for you and hope you're publishing business Flourish.


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Candace Williams, who says she is the mother of Terrell Suggs' two kids, is suing the Ravens' Pro Bowl pass rusher for abusive behavior.
Williams claims Suggs threatened to kill her last month then, on a different occasion, said he was going to drown her with bleach.
She now seeks $20 million in compensatory damages and $50 million in punitive damages according to The Baltimore Sun's story.
Suggs, who's missed the last three games with a knee injury, said Thursday: "I can't talk about all that right now.
"You know I've always been fair. When I can address it, I will. I really have nothing to hide. As bad as I want to talk about it right now, I can't. When I'm able to do it, you guys can ask a million and one questions about it, and I would be glad to answer them for you. Right now, to be safe, I really can't answer any questions about it right now." -- Nate Davis
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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I managed to pick up a pair of these 6x9s for around £70, which for a first time driver trying to pimp out my car was very good value for money. They are stylish, sleak and give out generally a good vibe. i would recommend these speakers to any one who has limited knowledge of installing a speaker unit in their car as a first time project. Unfortunatly to get the best out of these speakers requires extra expense in the form of a car stereo with a reasonable RMS output, and preferably running from an amp. my experience with these speakers was great in the short term, but i found they were easily damaged and blew out at only a moderate level of base. this case the product to be in effect useless and ruined the driving experience whilst listening to a fuzzy sounding back drop. however being the typically male who likes his fast cars and loud sound systems they probably wern't cut out for me as an individual. However these speakers would be ideal for someone that was to driv along with a finer quality of sound without pushing them to their limits. i would recommend these speakers to anyone that suits that profile. however if your more inclined to my profile i would have to recommend a higher outlay in initially costs and a finer quality of product.
these speakers what can i say mine came to a sorry end when i flipped the car over a hedge. scratched around the edges the speakers still worked so they can survive a crash but just about. these speakers have a very stylish look with the grille on or off. they were the first set of speakers i ever bought for my car and i was so impressed with the sound without any amps just the 50 watts each from the channel they really packed a high quality. they are relatively budget speakers although you can pick up 6x9s for around £30 these cost me around the £80 mark a year ago. they are very good value for money and i would highly recommend these speakers to someone not interested in a top of the range competition system just some good quality sound to cruise along with


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I've just experienced a load of lock ups on a LEX-Light (533Mhz with 128MB
RAM). It happened under a heavier than normal load.
I've now downgraded to 1.2b3 and everything (fingers crossed) is fine.
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> From: Frederick Page [mailto:fpage at thebetteros dot oche dot de]
> Sent: 17 March 2005 22:03
> To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] 1.2b6 lock-ups ....
> Hallo JSimoneau,
> JSimoneau at lmtcs dot com schrieb am 17. March 2005:
> >When I leave the top off the case of the WRAP it has yet to lock up, will
> >go for weeks at a time.
> That sure would explain a lot of issues here. But the Soekris has a
> much bigger enclosure, there are even holes in it for air-circulation.
> And it still does not explain why the problems started with 1.2bx (not
> sure when, but never had the issues with 1.1).
> However you make a good point, I now have the WRAP standing on two
> pencils (air can get under it), let's see if/how this helps. Thank you
> for your hints, if it keeps locking up, I'll have something more to
> experiment with ;-)
> I will keep you posted!
> >When I put the top of the case back on, the WRAP will lock up eventually.
> >Sometimes in 2 days, sometimes a week, but it always happens.
> That's EXACTLY what happens here. Maybe my vpn1411 card adds to the
> problems, though I did not have it in the Soekris.
> >So, probably not helpful, but try running with the top off :)
> That's VERY helpful, it's something I can try after the next freeze
> (that is if it's going to happen again).
> Kind regards Frederick
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Stitching Galore/
"All great programmers learn the same way. They poke the box. They code something and see what the computer does. They change it and see what the computer does. They repeat the process again and again until they figure out how the box works."
Seth Godin
{i wanted to share what's going on in the sewing room}
beads in spice jars
In this cigar box, I keep one little swatch of every fabric I buy.
All of my threads - mettler 100% silk and 100% cotton.
Scored these cigar boxes for $4 at a cigar shop, perfect for organizing the sewing room.
sewing long strips to cut into some sort of pattern
new fabrics
sewing piece after piece
after piece after piece
the reverse
first attempt at blocks
work in process
scraps of fabric to use for stitched journal
I made curtains for our little laundry room window!!!
In the threads, the fabrics, the ironing, the cutting, the measuring, the stitching.
My sewing machine is a Janome 7330 Magnolia. I use it for stitching paper, fabric, etc.


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Automotive Expert and Car-Talk Host Bobby Likis Awarded Best Reputation in Automotive Service(June 27, 2014)
(PRWEB) June 27, 2014
Bobby Likis - whose award-winning career is deeply steeped in two industries (automotive service and broadcast/network media) - received his latest accolade yesterday. Bestowed by Gannett Co., Inc. in its prestigious Publishers Choice category, the Best of the Bay Best Reputation in Automotive Service distinction follows four consecutive years of Best Automotive Service Shop recognitions.
Says Likis, Reputation trumps rock (longevity), paper (money) and scissors (cutting-edge technology). Though we commit all these assets to our business, we owe this Best Reputation award 43 years in the making - to a combination of a highly motivated, professional service team and the worlds best customers!
Recognized as an automotive service expert, Likis has been featured and published in numerous national automotive magazines and journals, served as a board member for the Napa AutoCare Center Advisory Council and moderated Connect2Cars SuperSession at the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week in Las Vegas.
In addition to numerous awards in automotive service, Likis has been named to the prestigious Talkers 250 (top 250 talk-show hosts in America) for five consecutive years, the only car-talk host on commercial media so named. Hosting Bobby Likis Car Clinic for 23 years, Likis has answered over 100,000 car questions live on air from callers across the nation, and most recently, the world.
About Bobby Likis Car Clinic and the Car Clinic Network:
Bobby Likis Car Clinic is the largest car-talk program/network on commercial radio, multiple web audiocasts, live video streaming webcast, podcasts (including iTunes), iPhone, chat room, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, American Forces Radio Network & television. Car Clinic can be heard and seen in high-definition video on Saturdays, 10a-12n ET, live at WatchBobbyLive.com, on Facebook.com/BobbyLikis and on YouTube.com/BobbyLikis. Host Bobby Likis is the only car-talk host on commercial multi-media platforms named for five consecutive years to the Talkers 250, the prestigious list of the top 250 talk-show hosts in America.
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Olivet announces new partnership with American Nurses Association Illinois
Posted: Mar 27, 2014
School of Graduate and Continuing Studies
(SGCS) announces a new educational partnership with the
American Nurses Association (ANA) Illinois
and its affiliates, Illinois Society for Advanced Practice Nursing (ISAPN), Philippine Nurses Association of Illinois (PNAI) and Illinois Association of School Nurses (IASN).
"Olivet is proud to partner with such a prestigious organization and its respected affiliates," said Joe DeJohns, director of educational partnerships for SGCS. "We look forward to helping ANA-Illinois members and members of the affiliated associations achieve their educational goals and excel in the ever-changing landscape of professional health care."
This new relationship includes a tuition incentive of a 20 percent discount for Olivet's RN to BSN degree completion program — both the online and hybrid programs — as well as the MSN degree programs. Olivet is looking forward to reaching and welcoming to its student body more nursing students from all areas of Illinois and beyond.
Dr. Cynthia A. Russell
, associate dean of nursing and health sciences at ONU, shared: "The healthcare environment is fast-paced and ever-changing. Today's nurses need programs like Olivet's RN to BSN program that facilitate completion of the baccalaureate degree, enabling graduates to pursue career advancement opportunities and graduate studies."
Through its educational partnership with ANA-Illinois, Olivet is extending this tuition incentive to all members of affiliate organizations as well. As the recognized leader in serving the needs of nurses and the nursing profession, ANA-Illinois invites other nursing organizations to partner with it as organizational affiliates.
ANA-Illinois is committed to helping registered nurses (RNs) achieve their professional and educational goals. "By pursuing a bachelor's or advanced nursing degree, RNs can operate from a broader knowledge base for the benefit of patients and families," said ANA-Illinois Executive Director Susan Y. Swart, MS, RN, CAE. "Additionally, baccalaureate and advanced-degreed RNs benefit from enhanced career prospects in various areas, including teaching, research, administration, and advanced practice."
ANA-Illinois is the professional association for registered nurses in Illinois. Together with its national partner, the American Nurses Association (ANA), this organization is focused on building a community of nurses dedicated to advancing their profession and providing safe, affordable healthcare. As an advocate for the nursing profession, it works to provide a voice for all nurses across all specialties and practice settings.
In addition, ANA-Illinois is committed to protecting the practice of nursing by ensuring that nursing's priorities are incorporated into legal and regulatory decisions. Important issues — such as oversight of scope of practice, appropriate use of unlicensed personnel and the impact of managed care — are foremost in the organization's work. It also focuses its efforts on safeguarding and promoting licensure, credentialing and the right of the profession to define nursing practice.
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