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I have read other posts where it has been said that some cake artists use WATER to attach fondant accents to a buttercream iced cake. That puzzles me. Is water strong enough to hold fondant to a buttercream iced cake? How does water adhere to icing? I always thought you should use icing or piping gel when attaching fondant accents to a buttercream iced cake.
For those who use water on BC iced cakes, please let me know how it works for you and any tips you can pass on....
Thanks in advance
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- As America becomes more authoritarian the Civil Rights movement is suppressed in the 60's the Romney Administration takes some steps in the late 70's to provide civil rights legislation for African Americans. In the deep south schools are not completely desegregated until 1994. Today inter-racial relations are much more controversial than OTL.
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- The Great Asian War or as referred by the Soviet Block the Third Patriotic War leaves the Orient in shambles. With aid from the Soviet Union the Orient is prosperous by the start of the 21st century.
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First we have a vehicle overview of Asphalt Xtreme for you as well as tips to recharge the Nitro faster. In addition, we will tell you which vehicle is particularly suitable for the multiplayer mode and how it can be used for fast lap times.
Overview of vehicles and tips for Nitro
Altogether there are seven vehicle categories, which has every other characteristics. The rally vehicle charges its nitro mainly by drifting, while pick-up, truck and monster pressure gain by destroying objects at nitro. The table below gives an overview of the vehicles from Asphalt Xtreme.
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|Small vehicle with a lot of nitro boost (suitable for infection)
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|High speed
|By drifting, the nitro charges up very quickly
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|Muscle Car
|Very fast with good acceleration, but at the beginning very expensive
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|Destroying objects and opponents
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|Destroying objects and opponents
The best vehicle in Asphalt Xtreme in the multiplayer mode
If you are new to Asphalt Xtreme, you should unlock the rally cars as fast as possible. The Ford Focus RS in category D and R5 in category C are extremely fast vehicles, which you can quickly charge by Drifts. In multiplayer mode, the speed is also important, so upgrades are useful if you want to get good rankings here.
So you load Nitro faster
In the Asphalt Xtreme race, it's important to recharge Nitro quickly and use it, because that's the only way to get a chance for victory. As already mentioned in the table, some vehicles have a jump, others drift and others by destroying objects a bonus on the nitro, which makes this recharge more quickly. Other ways to recharge nitro are:
- Jumps, especially bonus by barrel rolls, corkscrew
- Collecting nitro bottles: Yellow brings two beams, blue one beam
- Destroying objects
- Drifts through curves (with a rally vehicle you can only get into a drift by steering
You should buy these vehicles for credits
Now let's tell you which vehicles you should buy for your credits. The first bottle neck is the muscle car, for which you must save a total of 315,000 credits. Once you have unlocked this, you can complete numerous seasons and unlock other series as well.
Vehicles to the start: Spoil with the Credits
As always, spend sparingly with the credits. To start with, you must buy one of the vehicles in the category D in each category. For some categories it is also worth buying a vehicle of category C, such as rally, buggy, SUV and truck.
The goal is then to save the credits for the first muscle car after a short time, because only with this you will be able to unlock and / or complete further seasons in the career. We recommend these vehicles:
- Buggy: Predator X-18, Lynx DCC 2016-J
- Rally: Ford Focus R2, R5
- SUV: Land Rover Defender, Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
- Pickup: Chevrolet Colorado Z71
- Truck: Unimog U 4023, H & H Bulldog Extreme
- Monsertruck: Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
Save 315,000 credits and get the first Muscle Car
The goal must be to buy the Muscle Car Chevrolet Camaro Z28. This costs 315,000 credits, so you should buy upgrades and new vehicles sensibly. You should always complete the races with 5 stars to search for new seasons, even if the previous one has not been fulfilled to 100%. Free Asphalt Xtreme Tokens
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How do I make an Advertising Page? With a link on top?
Can you provide a few more details of what it is you're trying to achieve?
That's a big vague.
A mockup would be useful.
You should be able to utilise the Pages feature, assuming you want this page to look like part of the site.
Sorry about that.. Just need to know how to add an extra page to xenforo with a link saying advertising. A page showing the placements of where I can put there ads with a price chart and ad a code for paypal...
In that case you can use the Pages feature as I posted earlier.
This thread will explain how to add a new tab in the navbar which you can link to your page.
Brogan, I am trying out the link above and get an error..
URL Portion: Please enter a node name/URL portion using a-z, 0-9,_, and characters only..
This is what I put for a URL is this wrong? http://www.wickedstangs.com/community/pages/advertising/
It sounds as if you didn't fill out the URL Portion field correctly.
Spaces aren't permitted.
tried it again and still get the above
I just tried it on my test install and it works fine.
Just put the page name, not the full URL:- a-z, 0-9, _, and - characters only.
Are you putting the whole URL or just advertising, if the former you should only put 'advertising' as the URL portion.
Edit: Beaten to it by Brogan .
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In these days of instant text communication, talking on the telephone may seem outdated, odd, or even outright rude. Both the number of landlines and the average time spent talking on the phone has been steadily decreasing since the 90's, and that trend continues to this day. However, there are times and places where talking on the phone is the best option. Here are a few times when it's better to take a deep breath and hit that "Call" button….


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I'd have to say my favorite part of being a mom is always having someone to love you. It seems like kids especially babies just know when your upset and react to it. Bentley cuddles with me when I'm upset to the point of wanting to sleep with me. I also love his smile every morning when I get him up. So what's your favorite part of being a mom?
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Frailty in primary care: a review of its conceptualization and implications for practice
Frail, older patients pose a challenge to the primary care physician who may often feel overwhelmed by their complex presentation and tenuous health status. At the same time, family physicians are ideally suited to incorporate the concept of frailty into their practice. They have the propensity and skill set that lends itself to patient-centred care, taking into account the individual subtleties of the patient's health within their social context. Tools to identify frailty in the primary care setting are still in the preliminary stages of development. Even so, some practical measures can be taken to recognize frailty in clinical practice and begin to address how its recognition may impact clinical care. This review seeks to address how frailty is recognised and managed, especially in the realm of primary care.
Thousands of times each day, physicians around the world encounter older adults with multiple, interacting, medical and social problems. Often, both they and their patients can feel overwhelmed, and in an effort to start somewhere, many focus on the illness which seems most important, or the one with which they feel the most comfortable. Many times they continue despite confusion and difficulties, but even the most determined physicians can share with their less tenacious colleagues a feeling of frustration with the incompleteness of what they offer in the face of so many needs. In this brief review, we propose to cast this problem as one of the complexity of frailty.
Our goals in this review of how to recognize and address frailty in primary care are to show how frailty can be conceptualized in relation to complexity, and how principles having to do with the management of complex systems that are close to failure can be employed in everyday office practice to achieve better care for frail older adults. Specifically, we propose to look at what defines the "at risk" state that is frailty. We will then address how recognizing frailty helps us in managing older people who are frail. We also aim to call attention to the reality that defining the prospect of successful treatment requires understanding patients' problems and life goals. In this, family physicians have a natural advantage, given their training and predisposition towards thinking about not just diseases, but the patients in whom they occur. We hope to show how much of the intuition associated with this predisposition and training can be leveraged in understanding frailty and its determinants.
Complexity is a term that often is used synonymously with frailty, or in some settings, with the idea of physical frailty only
Development of the concept of frailty
Frailty is widely understood to represent variable vulnerability to adverse health outcomes of people of the same chronological age. In clinical medicine, it has its origins in aiming to differentiate health care needs of older adults, so as to show that "the elderly" are not homogenous. In this sense of understanding differential vulnerability, the clinical term frailty shares an important element with the statistical definition of frailty. In the statistical literature, frailty quantifies the variability to adverse outcomes (typically death) as a random effect that differs between people but is constant for any individual. Credit for primacy is given to Vaupel and colleagues for using the term frailty in this way in 1979
It is worth recalling that in the 1980s the idea of refining the profiles of various fitness and frailty states was a common focus in academic geriatric medicine
Even so, if we begin by claiming that geriatric medicine should focus on older adults who are frail, we must then ask: "Who are the frail?" We must also recognize that this focus on the frail by geriatricians cannot be a proprietary claim; there are far too many frail older adults and far too few geriatricians. Given that frailty is increasingly understood as a common stage of the life course
Frailty and its recognition in clinical practice
Frailty phenotype
Although the operational definition of frailty is widely recognized as being as yet unsettled
The frailty index and its variants
Another approach to measuring frailty is to employ a frailty index, which is a count of health deficits. A health deficit can be any clinical symptom, sign, disease, disability, or laboratory, imaging or electrodiagnostic abnormality. The rationale for counting deficits is straight forward: the more things which an individual has wrong with them, that is, the more deficits which they accumulate, the greater their risk of an adverse health outcome. In this sense, and recalling that the idea of frailty is meant to better grade the risk of adverse health outcomes amongst people of the same age, the more deficits that someone has, the frailer they are. There are notably few restrictions on what can be counted as a health deficit, even though in different studies, which used only self-report, or mostly clinical data or some combination of self-report, observer assessed and test data
To develop a frailty index from existing clinical records requires assessing which variables might be considered as health deficits. Some guidelines, for which items should be included, are best followed
Although the idea of counting deficits is simple, it gives rise to results which are neither trivial nor obvious. For example, in several studies, deficits consistently accumulated exponentially with age, at an average relative rate of about three percent per year on a log scale. This has held both in countries in the West
In general, at any given age, women on average have more deficits than do men. Even so, although their risk increases with increasing values of the frailty index, for any given frailty index value, the risk of adverse outcomes is lower for women than for men
Several variants of the frailty index exist. Typically, they have been shortened by employing statistical techniques (such as factor analysis) to reduce the number of variables which are considered, and often weigh some more than others to reflect their importance in prediction
There are notable contrasts between the frailty phenotype
Does recognizing frailty improve clinical care?
Identifying frailty is the first step, but, as above, ultimately the question that must be addressed is whether recognizing frailty in primary care aids in the management of people who are frail. It is widely accepted that it is worth knowing about frailty as a means of improving care, although trials of frailty recognition versus operating without the construct are lacking
In the family medicine setting many medical decisions revolve around preventive health manoeuvres, such as screening tests or investigations. Identifying frailty would allow for these discussions to be more appropriately targeted to patients who might live to see benefit from screening tests
On this background, it seems reasonable to suggest that identifying frailty is helpful in clinical decision making, even if at the present we lack trials to show that this changes outcomes
Concept of frailty in primary care
A review of the literature reveals that frailty in primary care is a topic in its infancy. Pub Med was systematically searched for articles with key words "primary care" or "family medicine" and "frailty". Search results were limited to the English language, adults over age 65, and articles published since 1990. With these requirements, as of 4 October 2011, 45 papers fit the criteria. The abstracts of the articles returned on the search were reviewed for relevance to family medicine or primary care. Specifically, articles were chosen if the study was in a primary care setting, the interventions were performed by a primary care provider and the patient population was a broad frail patient group, rather than a specific subtype of frail patient with targeted diseases. Any of the articles with high relevance were then reviewed and any key references that were relevant to family medicine or primary care and frailty were examined. While De Lepeleire's "Frailty: an emerging concept for general practice" directly addresses the potential for frailty as a concept to be utilized in primary care, for the most part frailty and its application as a concept in family medicine are minimally developed
Many of the studies that fall under "primary care" and "frailty" utilize or test screening tools that are not directly applicable to a family physician's office or that are still in the preliminary phases of development. Many are in the phase of identifying which factors could be used to identify frailty, but do not actually test the application in primary care
No clear winner emerges from the slim field of studies that test the accessibility and applicability of screening tests for frailty in family medicine
Family Medicine as specialty has advantage to understanding frailty
Family physicians are already well poised to incorporate the concept of frailty into the care of their older patients. The philosophy of family medicine encourages a patient centered approach that takes into account individual goals of care, beliefs, preferences, social context and patients' experiences of illness. As such, the concept of frailty would allow for an expansion of these core values and skills when caring for the frail older people. It would allow family physicians to use a framework they are already comfortable using and apply it to a patient population that often feels overwhelming. By naming the complexity, that is, naming the vague feeling of concern, futility and challenge that often accompanies caring for the frail older person in a busy family physician's office, the physician can begin making clinical decisions and treatment recommendations in the context of frailty and its accompanying risks. It could also allow for more targeted interventions and avoidance of inappropriate ones. Moreover, adopting the concept of frailty in primary care has the potential to allow earlier identification of patients who are at risk and who are moving in and out of the frailty continuum. Again family medicine is well positioned to act on identifying those at risk for frailty
Family physicians are well poised to identify frail patients in their practice. Doing so will allow focused interventions and recommendations about medical management. There is good evidence that identifying frail patients will improve clinical outcomes and there is increasing evidence that it is cost effective. The final barrier of finding a method that is feasible for use in primary care, but comprehensive enough to allow non-arbitrary decisions to be made and justified requires further study. For now, addressing frailty in some way is clearly preferable to not addressing it at all. The discipline of using the result of the frailty assessment to develop pragmatic care plans would seem to favour basing a frailty assessment on enough information needed to make care better.
This review has drawn to attention how the complexity of frailty is a challenge to traditional health care delivery, which often is based on a single diagnosis. In this regard, primary care medicine is better placed than many other specialties, in having a greater focus on the patient. This has also drawn to attention the critical role for primary care physicians in the management of older adults who are frail. This is not making a virtue of necessity (there being too few geriatricians) but in recognition that for many people an extended period of frailty will be an important part of their life course, which needs to be managed appropriately, and that the thoughtful focus on the person and not just their illnesses is a hallmark of proper primary care. Further study needs to occur to develop and test tools for frailty screening in the primary care setting. Once these tools are developed, frailty as a diagnostic category with the accompanying risks and poor prognosis can be incorporated into many clinical decisions and discussions. Ultimately the goal of facilitating the identification of frail patients in the primary care setting is to improve the quality of sensible patient centered care provided to frail older patients.
CGA: comprehensive geriatric assessment; IADL: Instrumental Activities of Daily Living; SOF: Study of Osteoporotic Fractures
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Kenneth Rockwood receives career support from the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation as the Kathryn Allen Weldon Professor of Alzheimer research. He has applied for funding to commercialize a version of the frailty index.
Authors' contributions
The authors contributed equally to the drafting and revising of this paper and have read and approved the final manuscript.
Kenneth Rockwood receives career support from the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation as the Kathryn Allen Weldon Professor of Alzheimer Research and operating and program grant support from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Fountain Innovation Fund of the Queen Elizabeth II Health Science Foundation.
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Xavier University of Louisiana won the Thomas Howell Cup — the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference's all-sports award —for the fourth consecutive year.
The Howell Cup, named for the GCAC's longtime commissioner, is awarded annually to the school with the most points based on order of finish in various sports. Xavier was boosted by GCAC championships in men's cross country, women's cross country, women's volleyball (regular season and tournament), men's basketball (regular season), women's basketball (tournament) and women's outdoor track and field. Xavier's women's tennis team, ranked No. 1 in the NAIA, won an unaffiliated group championship.
Xavier scored 48 points to match its highest total of the past 10 seasons. Edward Waters was second with 39.5 points, and SUNO was third with 29.5. The 1-2-3 order is the same as a year ago.
Xavier trio honored
MOBILE, Ala. — Nour Abbes, Kyle Montrel and Alan Green received Wilson/ITA NAIA awards for Xavier University of Louisiana's tennis programs Monday night at a banquet honoring the teams which qualified for this week's NAIA National Championship.
Abbes was chosen Women's National and Region IV Rookie of the Year. Montrel was selected Men's Region IV Player to Watch, and Green was chosen Women's Region IV Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season.
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The UNO women's basketball team added three signees for the 2014-15 season with two of the three being from Louisiana. All three are guards and will bolster the depth of the backcourt.
The Louisiana natives are Randi Brown, a 5-foot-8 shooting guard from Central Catholic-Morgan City; and Mariah Wright, a 5-4 guard from Zachary High School. Allison Jacks, a 5-6 guard from Lumberton (Texas) High School, rounds out the trio.
Brown averaged 24.7 points per game in leading CCMC to the Class 1A title last season. Wright, an All-Metro player, averaged 13.2 points and 4.8 assists per game in her senior season; Jacks, the school's all-time record holder in 3-pointers made, was featured in Sports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd" for her long-distance shooting.
"We needed a scorer, and when I look at Allison and Randi, in particular, they can flat out score," UNO coach Keeshawn Davenport said. "Allison has the long range. She can shoot from 30 feet out without hesitation but can get to rim as well. Randi is all around, very versatile guard who can get the job done. We addressed point guard and scoring guard need."
Tulane coach Booras honored
Tulane men's tennis coach Mark Booras program was named the Southern Region Coach of the Year by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association on Tuesday.
Booras guided Tulane to the best season since the program's return in the fall of 2009. The Green Wave posted a 15-9 record, reaching a season-high ranking of 61st and advancing to the Conference USA Championships title match for the first time since 2005.
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Vale Costa adds this honor to a list of postseason awards, as she was named to the All-SEC second team and All-SEC freshman team in April.
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Started volunteering with Gabriel's Angels as a mother daughter team with National Charity League. Loved it so got a golden retriever puppy to train to be a therapy team. Guinnes turned a year old and we were certified and ready to go helping kids. We have served 3 different places in the last 2 years and ready to start our 4th working with teenage girls.
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Originally, I intended to join Gabriel's Angels as a pet therapy team, but that didn't work out for me and my dog, Emma. Instead I'm a helping hand who joins a pet therapy team. Together the three of us visit a domestic violence shelter every other Saturday morning. We have an hour with the children. Every visit is different as there are usually new families seeking shelter and others who have moved on. What is the same each time is that there is at least one child who has a breakthrough moment in working with us and our therapy dog. It's truly amazing and special each visit.
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Civil rights attorneys are using a California election law to force school districts to make their boards more diverse.
The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights, a San Francisco-based advocacy group, has been aggressively seeking city and district compliance with the California Voting Rights Act, a 2002 law that makes it illegal to disenfranchise minority groups from the electoral process.
The act allows lawsuits to be filed against districts that elect governing boards through "at-large" elections if those elections prevented minority voters from influencing the outcome. The law stems from claims that "at-large" elections allowed non-minority voting blocs to dominate the process.
The lawyers group has filed at least five lawsuits challenging local election processes, they say, effectively block Latinos from being elected. The group's efforts have been aided by Supreme Court decisions upholding the voters' rights law. Boosted by the successful challenge of the Madera Unified School District's board election in 2008 and threats of additional lawsuits, school districts statewide have been spurred to examine ways to reform their election processes.
The Merced City School District and Merced Union High School District reformed their board elections after receiving letters from the lawyers committee. The Yolo County Board of Education sent letters to K-12 school districts in that county, advising districts to respond promptly if they receive a letter from an attorney regarding the California Voting Rights Act. And roughly 25 school districts have gotten waivers from the state so they could implement rapid changes to their election structures, according to a recent piece in Capitol Weekly.
"The California Voting Rights Act is having a pretty big impact across the state," Larry Shirey of the state Department of Education told the Weekly.
Not everyone likes the changes or the approach. The California School Boards Association has criticized the voters' rights law as poorly written. They have blasted the fees won as a result of the lawsuits, while warning school leaders they could be sued even if they have minority board members. Two officials associated with the association wrote:
Such litigation can put a district at risk of a stigmatizing civil rights judgment against it – and a potential attorney's fee claim of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. ... More than two dozen districts have already been targeted and are struggling to manage or avoid this expensive litigation.
... A district runs disproportionate risks by ignoring this issue. Dozens of districts have already received demands from LCCR to adopt by-trustee area elections. Districts ignore these demands at their peril. Finally, districts should be aware that the presence of elected minority group members on a board is no protection against a CVRA lawsuit. Ceres Unified School District was threatened with CVRA litigation despite having three Hispanics on its seven-member board.
Robert Rubin, legal director for the lawyers committee, has said his group's aim is to prevent the voices of minority voters from being silenced by the kind of tactics used in the South during the Civil Rights Era.
School boards need to reflect the demographic composition of the communities they serve. If they don't, then how those board members are elected should change. If it doesn't, you will be sued and it'll be expensive.


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Posedoll posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingHi, I'm having serious problems converting the orientation matrix from OpenNi to a Direct3D matrix. I'm using my own format for the 3D model and the skeleton and I'm also using just a plain box just to see if it woks independently from the character. It does not. I am as now just rotating shoulder in order to isolate the problem. Standing in T-Pose works ok. Putting arms forward works ok. Moving arms up and down with arms in front of me works ok. However when I move arms up and down the arms rotate instead. What could be the problem? [source lang="cpp"]GetLimbOrientation(&Pos, &Ori, limbid, 0); D3DXMatrixIdentity(&DxMat); DxMat._11 = Ori[0]; DxMat._21 = -Ori[3]; DxMat._31 = Ori[6]; DxMat._12 = -Ori[1]; DxMat._22 = Ori[4]; DxMat._32 = -Ori[7]; DxMat._13 = Ori[2]; DxMat._23 = -Ori[5]; DxMat._33 = Ori[8];[/source] I got the minuses from the "Sinbad" sample that is made for Ogre, It works even worse without them. As I understand it, the difference between an Ogre-matrix and a D3DXMatrix is that the later one is just a transposed Ogre-matrix but I still can't get it to work. Can anyone please help me?


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