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The new historical drama series was penned by Misha Green and Joe Pokaski, who have previously worked on such successful television projects as Helix, Sons of Anarchy, Spartacus: War of the Damned and Heroes. It will be directed by Anthony Hemingway, whose resume includes Shameless, Major Crimes and American Horror Story. The new gripping historical drama is a collaborative effort between Get Lifted Film Company, Safehouse Pictures and Sony Pictures Television and it is executive produced by no other than Oscar winning producer Akiva Goldsman, mostly known for A Beautiful Mind and The Da Vinci Code.
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April 16, 2015
National UpdateWhat's in the SGR repeal legislation
The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act was adopted Tuesday by a vote of 92 to 8 in the U.S. Senate. The bill previously cleared the U.S. House of Representatives by an overwhelming majority at the end of March.
Here are some of the highlights of what's included in this historic legislation:
- The SGR formula is repealed immediately. The 21 percent payment cut scheduled to take place April 15 was halted, and a positive payment update of 0.5 percent will take effect July 1. The 0.5 percent payment update will be applied through 2019. Claims that were held for the first half of April will be processed and paid at the rates that were in place before the 21 percent cut was scheduled to take effect.
- Medicare's current quality reporting programs will be streamlined and simplified into one merit-based incentive payment system, referred to as "MIPS." This consolidation will reduce the aggregate level of financial penalties physicians otherwise could have faced.
- Protections are included so that medical liability cases cannot use Medicare quality program standards and measures as a standard or duty of care.
- Incentive payments will be available for physicians who participate in alternative payment models and meet certain thresholds.
- Technical support will be provided to help smaller practices participate in alternative payment models or the new fee-for-service incentive program.
While the bill supports physicians who choose to adopt new payment and delivery models, it retains Medicare's fee-for-service model. Participation in new models is entirely voluntary.
Additional information about provisions of the new legislation is available in a new frequently asked questions document (log in).
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on March 20 released the Stage 3 proposed rule for meaningful use of electronic health records (EHR). The same day, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) released a proposed rule for the next version of certified EHRs (Version 2015).
The rules represent a mixed bag for physicians, and comments are due for both rules by May 29. Following is an overview of the rules.
CMS' meaningful use Stage 3 rule:
The AMA continues to harbor a number of concerns with the overarching framework of the meaningful use program, including:
- The general pass/fail construct
- Increased thresholds or other added criteria that do not reflect the existing barriers—making it very challenging to meet certain measures
- The requirement to move to a full-year reporting period
ONC's certified EHR rule:
The ONC was responsive to a number of the concerns the AMA has pressed for repeatedly. These include proposals for:
- Creating greater transparency of certified EHRs
- Giving further clarity on vendor requirements to address privacy and security concerns
- Providing post-market surveillance to address how certified products are performing
- Improving data exchange, including provider directories, patient matching and the API concept to access common clinical data
While a number of the changes proposed by the ONC are promising, the AMA believes further emphasis needs to be placed on testing products during and after the certification process.
Earlier this week, the AMA sent out more information on these rules and requested feedback from the Federation. In order to inform the AMA's comments on these rules, please send your feedback to Terri Marchiori of the AMA no later than May 8.
CMS' meaningful use years 2015-2017 rule:
In addition, CMS on April 10 released a separate proposed rule to address years 2015-2017 of the meaningful use program. The AMA is still in the process of reviewing this rule but will provide a summary and ask the Federation for additional feedback in the near future.
Physicians' electronic health record (EHR) systems may be able to send and receive information to other EHRs, but the ability for information to be exchanged, incorporated and presented in a contextual manner still is lacking, physicians told the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) earlier this month.
In a letter to National Coordinator Health Information Technology Karen B. DeSalvo, MD, the AMA outlined key facets of achieving true interoperability between EHRs based on the ONC's interoperability roadmap:
- Prioritize cornerstone issues to lay a strong foundation
- Don't use a punitive approach
- Address cost and usability barriers
- Acknowledge the meaningful use program's impact
Read more about these recommendations at AMA Wire®.Medicare Advantage network rules strengthened
In response to joint recommendations from the AMA and other medical societies, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized its draft requirements for Medicare Advantage plans to establish and maintain proactive, structured communications with physicians in their networks.
These communications should assess physicians' true availability and specifically include whether they are accepting new patients. They also should verify continued compliance with Medicare Advantage network access requirements.
Health plans also will have to implement protocols to effectively address complaints related to enrollees being denied access to a contracted provider, and health plans will be expected to update online directory information in real time.
The AMA was pleased that CMS finalized its network adequacy proposals despite opposition from most industry stakeholders regarding costs and administrative burdens. In addition, CMS Acting Administrator Andrew Slavitt responded to the medical societies' recommendations that stated CMS will consider these recommendations for: (1) a special election period for Medicare Advantage enrollees who change plans as a result of network narrowing and (2) a retrospective analysis of whether patients affected by network narrowing were disproportionately sicker and/or older.
Issue SpotlightSGR repealed thanks to united voice of medicine
Following years of advocacy by the nation's physicians standing up for their patients and their practices, the U.S. Senate Tuesday evening followed the U.S. House of Representatives' lead and passed the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, a law that immediately repealed the Medicare sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula.
Although six amendments were considered on the floor, none reached the threshold required for passage. As a result, the Senate's version of the bill was identical to the version the House passed by an overwhelming margin of 392-37 on March 26.
This achievement was made possible by the united voice of medicine in an overwhelming and ultimately successful grassroots advocacy campaign to eliminate the SGR once and for all. Thank you for your hard work!
We encourage you, in turn, to express your appreciation to your senators and representatives who voted for this new law. It is complex legislation that reflects bipartisan compromise, so the vote was not an easy one for many of them. Your recognition of their effort will be appreciated.
See how your members of Congress voted: View the House votes and Senate votes online.
The AMA will be sharing educational material about the legislation in the days ahead.
What's next
Our work is not done. Now that Congress has repealed the SGR formula, we can devote more attention to advancing the AMA's strategic initiatives and related efforts to improve the health of the nation. Our advocacy will focus on helping physicians pursue new delivery and payment models, reducing regulatory burdens on physicians and securing greater insurance coverage for diabetes prevention programs, among other issues. We will need your continued help to achieve these shared goals.
State UpdateCalifornia bills support Medicaid access to care
As part of advocacy efforts to increase access to Medicaid services, the AMA and the California Medical Association recently expressed support for two bills that will increase physician payments in Medi-Cal, California's Medicaid program, to Medicare levels.
Low payment rates can significantly affect a physician's ability to accept Medicaid patients into his or her practice. Without adequate payment, physicians may not have the financial capacity to continue participating in the program. As a result, beneficiaries are likely to face barriers to care, resulting in more frequent emergency department visits, delayed treatment of chronic conditions and poorer health outcomes.
Increasing payment levels "will have a significant impact on the availability of Medi-Cal participating physicians and the health of Medi-Cal patients," AMA Executive Vice President and CEO James L. Madara, MD, wrote in a recent letter.
The AMA continues to advocate in all states for an increase in Medicaid payments to physicians and improvements and innovations in Medicaid that will deliver health care services more effectively. The AMA Advocacy Resource Center has tools, availability and resources to assist medical associations in their support of Medicaid-related legislation. Visit the AMA's Medicaid campaign Web page or contact Annalia Michelman of the AMA for more information.
North Dakota became one of the most recent states to enact legislation that will increase the availability of naloxone to prevent death from opioid overdoses when Governor Jack Dalrymple signed S.B. 2014 into law April 8.
The North Dakota Medical Association (NDMA) and the AMA supported the bill because it provides common-sense liability protections for health care professionals and individuals who seek to help people who are at risk of, or who are experiencing, an opioid overdose.
The new law also allows for the prescription of naloxone to an individual patient at risk of experiencing an opioid-related overdose and a family member, friend or other individual in a position to assist an individual at risk of experiencing an opioid-related overdose.
"The most important reason for the AMA's support is that naloxone saves lives," AMA Executive Vice President and CEO James L. Madara, MD, said in a letter (log in).
"Since 2013, the NDMA has been involved with a state-wide taskforce—along with other health care organizations, law enforcement, the attorney general's office, state legislators, educators, government agencies, substance abuse rehabilitation centers and insurance providers—which focuses on reducing the abuse of pharmaceutical narcotics in our communities," NDMA President Steven P. Strinden, MD, said.
"This legislation came from that group and is a key step to creating more public awareness and access to appropriate care—all while preventing needless deaths," Dr. Strinden said. "NDMA was proud to support this legislation and was happy to witness resounding support and understanding from North Dakota's legislative body."
Other NewsPQRS group practice reporting option available until June 30
Practices consisting of two or more eligible professionals (EP) that would like to participate in the 2015 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) under the group practice reporting option (GPRO) have until June 30 to register as a GPRO.
Practices with two or more EPs do not have to participate as a GPRO and may participate as individuals in PQRS.
Upon GPRO registration, a practice must indicate whether it plans to participate in PQRS under the following options:
- Qualified PQRS registry.
- Electronic health record (EHR).
- Web interface (for groups with 25 or more EPs only).
- Consumer Assessment of Health Providers and Systems for PQRS survey via a CMS certified survey vendor (as a supplement to another GPRO reporting mechanism). A GPRO with a 100 or more EPs must report through this system.
If a practice would like to participate in PQRS through a qualified clinical data registry, it should not register as a GPRO (the qualified clinical data registry option is only available to EPs participating as individuals).
In addition, if a practice would like to participate as a GPRO and submit data via its EHR system, the practice should consult with its EHR vendor before registration because some EHR vendors will not support the PQRS GPRO EHR option.
A practice cannot change its GPRO designation with CMS once the registration period closes, so it is important for practices to consider all the options. If a practice is participating in PQRS as an individual, it does not need to register.
Practices can access the registration system using a valid Individuals Authorized Access to the CMS Computer Services (IACS) account. Step-by-step instructions for obtaining an IACS account with the correct role are provided on the PQRS GPRO registration Web page, as are instructions for registering to participate in the 2015 PQRS GPRO option.
Under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is required to publicly report on an annual basis items of value that are given to physicians and teaching hospitals.
Preceding the public data release, physicians are given a brief window of time to review their data and dispute errors. CMS announced April 6 that physicians could begin registering in the Open Payments System and reviewing their 2014 data.
Disputes that are initiated by May 20 will be flagged in the public data release scheduled to take place June 30. Visit the AMA website for step-by-step instructions on how to register and review the Open Payments data.
Physicians can share their registration experience with the AMA by sending an email to email@example.com. Responses will be used in the AMA's ongoing advocacy efforts.
In order to advance ongoing advocacy efforts on payment issues, the AMA, American Dental Association (ADA) and Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) are conducting a provider survey seeking information regarding health plan use of "virtual" credit cards and automated clearing house electronic funds transfers (ACH EFT).
Similar to direct deposit offered by many employers, ACH EFT is a standard form of payment that enables health plans to deposit claims payments directly into a physician or other provider's designated bank account. A provision in the Affordable Care Act requires all health plans to offer claims payments via ACH EFT upon request, and they may not incentivize the use of nonstandard payment methodologies such as virtual credit cards.
The AMA, ADA and MGMA have been growing increasingly concerned that some entities are charging excessive fees for these payments or are issuing virtual credit card payments instead of using ACH EFT. Virtual credit cards are used increasingly by health plans and some vendors. They involve sending the practice (via fax, mail or email) a single-use number that needs to be keyed into a credit card point of sale system in order to receive contractual payments. This payment methodology, which is often implemented without notifying the practice or allowing them to choose, results in lost revenue and increased administrative burdens.
The survey should take no more than five minutes to complete and will strengthen ongoing efforts to protect the interests of physicians and other providers regarding electronic claims payments. The survey will remain open until May 8.
For more information about health care electronic payments, visit the AMA's EFT toolkit.
Upcoming Events
April 24:
AMA Board of Trustees Member Patrice Harris, MD, will be speaking at the annual meeting of the Federation of State Medical Boards regarding the recently released Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and model policy on the use of opioids in treatment of chronic pain.
May 5:
AMA Board of Trustees Member Jack Resneck, MD, will participate in a plenary session, "Examining Diagnosis and Treatment by Telemedicine: What Is Safe?," at the American Telemedicine Association's Annual Meeting.

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Information systems (IS) change initiatives often represent the single largest investment (and therefore risk) for large corporations, yet there exist few management frameworks in the literature to help decision makers measure organizational risk in a balanced manner during this organization-wide change process. The ORE framework has been developed as a design science artifact based on the Leavitt diamond paradigm as a multi-criteria, relative risk, condition consequence, management decision framework enabling decision makers to calculate and compare risk evolution at fixed points of the change cycle and make structured and balanced risk mitigation decisions. In this chapter the principles, architecture and elements of ORE are described.
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Lukewarm response for 'Strangers' that hit theatres on FridayDecember 14th, 2007 - 9:04 pm ICT by admin
Mumbai, Dec 14 (ANI): After a not so encouraging performance by 'Dus Kahaniyan' and 'Aaja Nachle' at the box office, Bollywood's latest offering this Friday is a romantic thriller 'Strangers', but chances of it bringing the audience back to theatres seem bleak.
Experts opine that the lack of a big star cast in the film will pose a big hindrance in this film getting a good opening at the box office.
The star cast of the film includes actors like Kay Kay Menon, Jimmy Shergill, Nandana Sen and Sonali Kulkarni.
'Strangers', which is directed by debutante Aanand L Rai, narrates the tale of two unknown persons who in a chance meeting in a business class compartment in England discuss their private lives, failed marriages and the everlasting effect it has had on them.
The producers of the movie are Uday Tiwari and Raj Kundra.
The leading lady of the film Nandana Sen was very excited about her role in the forthcoming release.
"What's really interesting about the movie 'Strangers' is that it's extra ordinary in a lot of ways. It's unusual and is a strangely beautiful film. It's very unique and combination of different genre, it's a thriller but it is also a love story," said Nandana.
The first time music director Vinay Tiwari has composed music for the film, while veteran lyricist Javed Akhtar has penned down the lyrics.
"In this film I've done two songs. TIPS (company that has the audio rights of the movie) took two songs from us gave it to the film. They liked the songs and they are in the film," said Vinay.
The film has evoked a mixed response from the movie aficionados with some saying that it's a one-time treat.
"Movie was fantastic. You have to watch it once at least. Jimmy Shergill's acting was good," said Radha.
While, there were others like Harsh who didn't feel that strongly about the film.
"Movie is just okay there is nothing great about the film. It's a story about two strangers played by K.K. Menon and Jimmy Shergill who meet in the train and discuss about their lives," said Harsh. (ANI)
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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
• Full name: The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
• Population: 6.1 million (UN, 2008)
• Capital: Amman
• Area: 89,342 sq km (34,492 sq miles)
• Major language: Arabic
• Major religion: Islam
• Life expectancy: 71 years (men), 74 years (women) (UN)
• Monetary unit: 1 Jordan dinar = 1,000 fils
• Main exports: Phosphates, fertilisers, agricultural products
• GNI per capita: US $2,850 (World Bank, 2007)
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Jordan is an Arab country with challenging supplies of water, oil, and other natural resources but well developed human resources. King Abdallah II, since assuming the throne in 1999, has undertaken some broad economic reforms in a long-term effort to improve living standards. Since Jordan's graduation from its most recent IMF program in 2002, Amman has continued to follow IMF guidelines, practicing careful monetary policy, making substantial headway with privatization, and opening the trade regime. Jordan's exports have significantly increased under the free trade accord with the US and Jordanian Qualifying Industrial Zones (QIZ), which allow Jordan to export goods with some Israeli content duty free to the US.
In 2006 and 2008, Jordan used privatization proceeds to significantly reduce its debt-to-GDP ratio. These measures have helped improve productivity and have made Jordan more attractive for foreign investment. The government ended subsidies for petroleum and other consumer goods in 2008 in an effort to control the budget. The main challenges facing Jordan are reducing dependence on foreign grants, reducing the growing budget deficit, attracting investments, and creating jobs.
Jordan is currently exploring nuclear power generation to forestall energy shortfalls. Jordan's conservative banking sector has been largely protected from the worldwide financial crisis, but many businesses, particularly in the tourism and real estate sector, are predicting a slow-down in 2009.
GDP (purchasing power parity): $31.61 billion (2008 est.)
country comparison to the world: 103 $29.93 billion (2007 est.)
GDP (official exchange rate): $20.03 billion (2008 est.)
GDP – real growth rate: 5.6% (2008 est.)
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GDP – per capita (PPP): $5,100 (2008 est.)
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revenues: $5.67 billion
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Soft upholstered furnishing accumulates a lot of soil, dirt, allergens, etc. To be sure that your upholstery is kept clean and maintained properly you can always call Mzines technicians. Keep in mind that is recommended to maintain the upholstery on a regular basis to prolong its life cycle and preserve the vivid look of the colors.
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May 2018 - New ridiculously simple installation adapter for a Double Setup for the old Telecaster 3 Barrel Saddle Tailpiece. Just slip it on the tailpiece, tighten two screws, put your strings on and within minutes you can completely change chords without moving your noting fingers. All the advantages of a B string bender and a G string bender, (the G bender now made popular by Brad Paisley). Reminder - all double benders come with swivel handle tips at no extra charge.
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April 2018 - The ORIGINAL Bowden B Bender for the Gibson-style Stop Bar Tailpiece has been redesigned for a simpler and sturdier installation. The swivel handle tip is an ADD ON available under Accessories for an additional $25.00. The bender comes standard with a straight handle
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Carole King - Tapestry [Epic 32110]
Label: Epic
Catalog Number: 32110
Country: Greece
Format: Vinyl (LP)
Single sleeve. Sleeve is printed in Holland. Vinyl is made in Greece. First Cat# on cover, 2nd on labels.
This is one of
163 Releases of Tapestry
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- A1) I Feel The Earth Move
- A2) So Far Away
- A3) It's Too Late
- A4) Home Again
- A5) Beautiful
- A6) Way Over Yonder
- B1) You've Got A Friend
- B2) Where You Lead
- B3) Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
- B4) Smackwater Jack
- B5) Tapestry
- B6) (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
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Pointe Hilton Squaw Peaks offers a turnkey experience for large or small groups in Phoenix. Events are streamlined with state-of-the-art technologies, and guests stay connected with DS3 high-speed Internet access (high bandwidth) and the Hilton Connectivity Station. We've partnered with audio/visual specialists PSAV to bring event guests cutting edge production technologies and a highly-skilled team of A/V professionals.
Looking to plan a truly unique affair? Host an entertaining themed event utilizing our authentic cowboy town Tombstone or charming outdoor patio spaces. The legacy of Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak, with prime location in central Phoenix, coupled with resort amenities and our talented catering team creates an unbeatable combination for your next special event or reception.
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Hat City Lofts at the former F. Berg Hat Factory – 475 S. Jefferson Street, Orange, NJ
HANDS is redeveloping the Berg into a mix of loft condominiums and arts-related commercial space now called Hat City Lofts – to help anchor the nascent Valley Arts District and to spur the re-emergence of the housing market in the Valley around the NJ Transit commuter rail station. Three-building industrial complex at the corner of Nassau and South Jefferson Streets in the Valley neighborhood of Orange once housed the F. Berg Hat Factory, the most productive of the Valley's 34 hatting firms – 100 years ago. Located in the Central Valley Redevelopment Area, the redevelopment of this site is the "ignitor" for a plan to accelerate a renaissance in this neighborhood and beyond. The building will house 32 loft condominiums and community arts and studio space. The 800-1,200 sq. ft. units feature high ceilings, large windows and creative floor plans. The adaptive reuse of this complex will be complete in mid-2016. The project will lead the for-sale housing market and create momentum bringing in private investment.
Creating more homeownership is part of HANDS' strategy to revitalize this neighborhood and attract more private investment. The project is supported through a grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program, financed by a loan from New Jersey Community Capital and coordinated with the City of Orange Township.


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I believe that wild places are essential, offering us the opportunity to explore, face new challenges, learn and get inspired. Come and discover the wealth of adventure and wildlife of the Scottish Highlands.
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Flatirons Vista North Trail to Springbrook Trail loop is a 8.1 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Eldorado Springs, Colorado that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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nature trips
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The first and final portions of this loop are diminished somewhat by the road noise from Highway 93 and the Trinity ESC works. The Springbrook loop portion of the trail is heavily traveled by mountain bikes, even on weekdays. However, the weekday riding crowd is a pleasant bunch, for the most part courteous and safety conscious. There is a great chance to see deer and several species of bird, as well as a fox or two. The open forest is pleasant and scenic, though it gets hot in a hurry--water is a must. Overall, a good foothills hike.
This ones a favorite close to home! Connects to other trails, so you can make it a longer hike if you want. Everything is lush & green right now & tons of wildflowers. Did this on a late Sunday afternoon & is wasn't too crowded.
Great weather, nice trail. Not exactly picturesque but good start to the year hike.
If your looking for an easy hike with a gentle elevation gain this is the hike for you.
We actually picked up the trail off of the Doudy Trail to make it a 5.2 hike.
Get there early as the parking lot is small.
This is a multi use trail (hike, bike, horse) so expect some traffic.
Not many people on a Thurs around 10;00am. The lower loop is easy and there is some shade and nice views.
fun and kid friendly!
Came on a saturday. A little busy and had to wait for a parking spot. 5$ park fee on the honor system. Very pretty area. And felt safe going solo here.lots of hikers,bikes and a few horses. Good area for trail running. Shaded areas along the way. More of an easy trail or on the low side of moderate!
this is my favorite local mountain biking loop. this is where I learned to ride moderate blues on Dowdy Draw.


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Broken Ankle After 6 Weeks
Will my broken ankle be healed after 6 weeks of cast?
Distal fib fracture: Varies depending on age, health, smoking status, nutrition, displacement, etc. Average person the answer is about 6 wks, but then additional maturation of the fracture occurs with soft tissue healing and muscle strengthening. ...Read more
Broken Ankle (Definition)
Ankle fracture describe a break or fracture of any of the bones of the ankle. This can be caused by falls, trauma, or twisting of the ankle. Patients with ankle fractures experience pain and swelling of the foot, and have difficulty bearing any weight ...Read more
Can I drive with a broken ankle?
Not if it: Is on your driving foot you can't. ...Read more
How can you treat a broken ankle?
Depends on type: Some ankle fractures require surgery and some can be treated by immobilization. Factors that guide the treatment opinion of your doctor include: location, type of fracture (some are more stable and others very unstable), injury force, whether the fracture is open or closed, personal medical history and health, and many more. Talk to your doctor to understand the plan. ...Read more
Telltale signs of a broken ankle?
Pain with deformity: Most ankle fractures occur from a twisting injury. If you had an injury, and have difficulty standing or walking because of pain, have an evaluation. To include an x-ray. If your ankle or foot appear deformed or unusually swollen, x-ray. ...Read more
Broken ankle painful 2 years later?
Cartilage injury: Fractures of the ankle can result in post-traumatic arthritis either imediately or come on years later. Scar tissue and/or cartilage damage is the most common cause. See an orthopedic surgeon for eevaluation which may include plain x-rays, ct scan or mri. ...Read more
What are the tests for broken ankle?
Diagnositic test: The first line of diagnostic test is an x-ray. ...Read more
What are the sytoms of a broken ankle?
Broken ankle: Pain, swelling, inability to stand, inability to walk ...Read more
What is the symptoms of a broken ankle!?
Broken ankle: With any ankle injury you will develop swelling an pain. With a fracture you could see a black and blue around your heel. Severe pain. And in a severe case of a fracture ankle, it can be deformed I recommended you see your doctor and get the ankle evaluated and xrayed to see the extent of your injury. ...Read more
When will a broken ankle typically heal?
6-8 weeks: While the bone usually heals in 6-8 weeks patients often continue to have symptoms beyond that time. This is due to the soft tissue injury that also occurred at the time of the fracture. ...Read more
How long willa broken ankle take to heal?
Normally: Bone takes 6-8 weeks to heal. If you had surgery it make take longer depending on what was done, then will need physical theray. Best of luck! ...Read more
Describe the features of a broken ankle.?
Agree: Bad sprains and fracture can be very similar in presentation. Get it looked at! ...Read more
How to lessen a limp after a broken ankle?
Physical therapy: Therapy to help strengthen the muscles and range of motion exercises will help to decrease the limp. ...Read more
How long does a broken ankle take to heal?
Bone typically: Heals in about 6-8 weeks. Keep in mind there are factors that delay healing and most fractures need to be stable to heal. ...Read more
What are the common signs of a broken ankle?
A positive x-ray: Pain, swelling, restircted ankle motion...Get a more detailed answer ›
What exercises can I do with a broken ankle?
Stick with: Upper body until you heal.Get a more detailed answer ›
Does a broken ankle need to be elevated 24/7?
No: But the more you elevate it the less swelling you will have and therefor promote better healing. ...Read more
How long does it take a broken ankle to heal?
Distal fib fracture: Varies depending on age, health, smoking status, nutrition, displacement, etc. Average person the answer is about 6 wks, but then additional maturation of the fracture occurs with soft tissue healing and muscle strengthening. ...Read more
How can I get a broken ankle to heal quickly?
Patience.: Have patience. Not sure if you had surgery for it or not, but if the bones are aligned the way they need to be, then you should heal in about 6 weeks. ...Read more
How long would it take to heal a broken ankle?
Depends: It depends on how severe the fracture which bones and how it is treated. ...Read more
What's the significance of having broken ankle?
Avoid future problem:
Ankle fracture which are well aligned can be treated with cast immobilization for 6-8 weeks.
Ankle fracture where there is instability or incongruity in the
joint may require internal fixation followed by a cast to get the best results and avoid future problem with arthritis. ...Read more
What are some of the symptoms of a broken ankle?
Pain: Pain with weight bearing, swelling, bruising.Get a more detailed answer ›
Is it possible to break an already broken ankle?
I guess....: Theoretically it is possible, but I have never seen someone fracture an already fractured ankle in a separate place. ...Read more
How long should I wait to surf after a broken ankle?
Talk to your doc.: You really need to be cleared by the doctor who fixed your ankle before surfing or starting any other activity. ...Read more
How long does it take to recover from a broken ankle?
Depends: It depends on what bone and how serious the break. ...Read more
Could it be bad to be on crutches with a broken ankle?
No: Keeping pressure off the area will help in the healing process. ...Read more
How much time does it take for a broken ankle to heal?
Six weeks.: Depending on where and what type of fracture it is, it should heal in 6 weeks. ...Read more
How long does it usually take for a broken ankle to heal?
Varies: In an average healthy person, the fracture will likely heal within 6-8 weeks. However, the sports functionality of the ankle may not return to normal for nearly 6-12 months. This depends on the severity of the initial injury and the subsequent rehab of the ankle. Your orthopedist will guide you through your recovery process. ...Read more
Which things can I do to make my broken ankle heal faster?
Follow instructions: Time will heal.... (make sure your vitamin d levels are within normal range.). ...Read more
Can you tell me how to lessen a limp after a broken ankle?
See below: It would be best to go to Physical Therapy so the can see the exact problem and work with you. ...Read more
How could I move my broken ankle without causing more injury?
You should not: You should not move a broken ankle. On the contrary, you need to have it in a cast to make it temporary immobile. If you have not been seen yet by anyone, get a crutch and stop any weigh bearing and go to an urgent care of emergency room or to your primary care doctor if he can see you promptly. ...Read more
- Talk to a doctor online
- Recovery after a broken ankle
- Walking after broken ankle surgery
- Knee pain after broken ankle
- Wearing heels after broken ankle
- Broken ankle swelling after cast removal
- How to ice skate after a broken ankle?
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Friday, May 1, 2015
The BEST Pizza Ever!
So let's face it. Pizza is good! It is probably one of the most eaten foods in America! Why in the world would anyone want to stop eating it, even when they are working on losing weight? I don't think that we have to give it up! Ever 😉 I think we just have to tweak it a little bit!
So we used to load it with fatty meats- pepperoni, sausage, bacon, etc… but not anymore! Here is our recipe that even the kiddos will eat!
First- we use a STORE BOUGHT PIZZA CRUST! Yes- we do. Okay- do I KNOW that homemade is better for us? Yes. Do I KNOW that we should do the cauliflower crust- sure! But in all honestly- I DON'T LIKE IT. (There I said it 😉 ) So, you know what? Our pizza crust we use is not super 'clean' but for once a week saving us from going through a Dominos or Pizza Hut- this takes the cake! We are human and just do our best!
So- we use THIN CRUST! It is super thin and the brand name is Mama Mary's. We really love to get the little personal pan size ones too and let our kids make their own! It's fun and gets them involved in making healthy choices for their toppings.
We lay out the crust and then add a drizzle of EVOO to the top and spread it around.
Next- sauce! We do choose an organic pizza sauce- it is honestly whatever brand we can find on sale or that they have at the store. ANY BRAND WORKS! it's just sauce!
Then we sprinkle the sauce covered crust with some garlic powder and onion powder.
Then comes the mozorella- again- any kind! I do buy the shredded cheese. Again- quick, easy and it works.
Then we load it with HEALTHY OPTIONS!
I do turkey pepperoni bc our kids love it. Then we always have mushrooms, sliced colored peppers, banana peppers, onions and whatever we feel like! That is it most of the time. Sometimes we get funky and do a hawaiian pizza! Really whatever you want- just choose wisely to get your veggies in!
Then-we have a size of salad or asparagus! And usually a La Croix sparkling water to make us feel like we are drinking some pop with it 😉
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Danielle McLean, the prize winner for the Best Student on the BSc Food Bioscience Programme at Glasgow Caledonian University tells us about her experience.
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Daniel Hefft, member of IFST's New Professionals Steering Group, talks about his career and transition from university to industry.
Marit Nijman, Sensory Science PhD student, University of Nottingham talks about an explorative work on emotions, food choice and context that has been carried out by sensory scientists from University of Nottingham during a series of Café Connect events in 2016 and 2017.
Andrew Dockerill, member of IFST New Professionals Steering Group talks about what he is doing after graduating from Sheffield Hallam University in 2016.
IFST Member, Michael Rudge, talks about his experience of working in Chile while completing a graduate placement with International Procurement and Logistics (IPL Ltd).
Ravi Chermala FIFST, CSci, RFoodSP talks about leading culturally diverse teams in the food industry.
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The Skyway City portion of the Paragon City gameworld is featured on the project's portal today. The story of its fall from grace starts in this manner:
Back in the 1970s, with traffic congestion in Paragon City reaching major headache levels, the solution seemed obvious: build upwards! Create graceful sweeping highways! Take the pressure off surface streets by moving traffic above the city on high-spanning bridges. As a result, Skyway City - the big highway in the sky - was born.
The epitome of modern efficiency, Skyway City was destined to be a model for the future. Instead, it became a model of cold concrete and steel - a soulless passageway on the way to more interesting destinations. Soon, the original plans for extending the Skyway bridges throughout the city fell by the wayside. Today, Skyway City is the only remnant of this grand but misguided idea in Paragon City.
City of Heroes is currently in a stage of closed beta testing. The site does not list a release date at this time.
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Professor Oak is a prominent NPC from the Pokémon Franchise, and a wrestler for EDBW. Being one of only two men to be nominated, and voted, into, both Star Road Tournaments, he wrestled in EDBW, even forming a short-lived Tag Team titled Who's That Pokemon? with Bubsy, up until he was released from the roster as a victim of The Purge. Sixteen Months later, he returned to the active roster.
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The grandfather of the most annoying brat in the world, Professor Samuel Oak is regarded as the head authority on Pokémon throughout the land. Growing up, his dream was to document all 150 known Pokémon, so he created a device known as the Pokédex, an electronic encyclopedia capable of retaining knowledge of Pokémon captured by the user. But, as age caught up with him, it became more and more difficult to fulfill his dream; knowing it was no longer possible to achieve this on his own, he gave two spare Pokédex's to his grandson and a neighbour's boy named Red to do what he could not, and complete the Pokédex.
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Multifamily Marketing Professional Supporting Northeast Region
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - August 29, 2016) - Pinnacle, one of the nation's leading multifamily management firms, announced today that Andrew Greenhalgh joined the company as a regional marketing director to implement strategic branding and marketing campaigns for the company's managed properties in the northeast region. Based in New York City, Greenhalgh will report to Daryl Smith, national marketing director.
"Pinnacle has recently been afforded the opportunity to expand rapidly in the northeast region and we are excited to have Andrew lead the marketing efforts for our newly added communities," said Smith. "He comes to us with a solid understanding of the industry and will help lead the charge as we build brand recognition in New York City and the surrounding markets."
Beginning his multifamily career as a leasing consultant with Equity Residential, Greenhalgh migrated into the digital marketing space where he worked as both an SEO analyst and search marketing manager for Apartment SEO. There, he acted as a strong leader and business manager for all search engine marketing (SEM) channels: organic search, pay-per-click advertising, social media marketing, reputation management, and website design. Greenhalgh will draw on these experiences to implement strategic marketing campaigns for Pinnacle's managed communities in New York City and the northeast region.
Greenhalgh graduated from the University of California in Berkley with a degree in Political Economy and holds a Google Analytics Individual Qualification and Good AdWords Certification.
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Pinnacle Property Management Services, LLC, ("Pinnacle") is a privately held national real estate provider specializing in third party management of multifamily residential communities. As one of the nation's preferred third-party managers, Pinnacle's portfolio includes approximately 147,000 residential units and 2.1 million square feet of commercial assets. With the Corporate headquarters located in Dallas, Texas, Pinnacle has over 3,500 employees located in 26 states. For more information, visit www.pinnacleliving.com.
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Water polo is an exciting, fun and safe sport for all juniors to play. Juniors who are capable swimmers are well suited to the sport as aquatic mobility is necessary to enhance water polo skills.
The program aims to develop basic skills, tactical plays and encourage involvement in modified games to build your child's confidence before they move onto competitive water polo. Trial sessions are held at the end of terms, as our development players feed directly into our club's junior teams.
Children must be competent swimmers to participate in the program, please contact our Junior Development Coordinator to organise for your child to be assessed.
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Trejo, Guillermo and Sandra Ley. 2018. "Why Did Drug Cartels Go to War in Mexico? Subnational Party Alternation, the Breakdown of Criminal Protection, and the Onset of Large-Scale Violence." Comparative Political Studies 51(7): 900-937.
This article explains why Mexican drug cartels went to war in the 1990s, when the federal government was not pursuing a major anti-drug campaign. We argue that political alternation and the rotation of parties in state gubernatorial power undermined the informal networks of protection that had facilitated the cartels' operations under one-party rule. Without protection, cartels created their own private militias to defend themselves from rival groups and from incoming opposition authorities. After securing their turf, they used these militias to conquer rival territory. Drawing on an original database of inter-cartel murders, 1995–2006, we show that the spread of opposition gubernatorial victories was strongly associated with inter-cartel violence. Based on in-depth interviews with opposition governors, we show that by simply removing top- and mid-level officials from the state attorney's office and the judicial police – the institutions where protection was forged – incoming governors unwittingly triggered the outbreak of inter-cartel wars.
Aldrich, John, Gregory Schober, Sandra Ley, and Marco Fernández. 2018. "Incognizance and Perceptual Deviation: Individual and Institutional Sources of Variation in Citizens' Perceptions of Party Placements on the Left–Right Scale." Political Behavior 40 (2): 415-433.
In this paper we use comparative study of electoral systems data to understand the variation in citizens' perceptions of political party placements on the left–right scale. We estimate multilevel models to assess the extent to which individual characteristics, party characteristics, and institutional designs contribute to variability observed in citizens' perceptions of party placements. Because lack of information on the part of the citizens may be revealed through failure to respond to the left–right scale questions or through random components to actual placements, we develop models that include assessments of both types of responses to reduce bias from considering only one source. We find that individual-, party-, and institutional-level variables are relevant to understanding variation in citizens' perceptions of party placements. Finally, we demonstrate that an inability to cognize the left–right scale (incognizance) and a deviation in the perceptions of party positions (perceptual deviation) have important consequences for citizens' thermometer evaluations of political parties.
Cantú, Francisco and Sandra Ley. 2017. "At the Polling Station: The Determinants of Citizen Participation in the Organization of Elections." Election Law Journal 16(4): 495-510.
Citizen participation is crucial for the strengthening of democracy. However, the literature has largely focused on voter turnout, dismissing an equally important role that citizens play on Election Day: their role as poll workers. Moreover, our knowledge of the determinants of political participation is limited, as most of the existing evidence comes from survey data. To address these substantive and methodological gaps, we take advantage of an original feature of the Mexican election system: the participation of randomly selected citizens to organize and oversee the operation of polling stations. We argue that the socio-political context in which elections take place greatly affect citizen participation in them. In particular, for the study of nascent democracies, studies of political participation must incorporate two dynamic processes that many of them face: the contested legitimacy of electoral institutions and rising violence. The nature of our dataset allows us to address the measurement problems frequently associated with empirical analyses that use self-reported participation, which weakens the validity of their conclusions.
Meseguer, Covadonga, Sandra Ley, and J. Eduardo Ibarra-Olivo. 2017. "Sending Money Home in Times of Crime: The Case of Mexico." Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 43(13): 2169-2192.
We explore at the municipality level how the climate of criminal violence has affected the flow of remittances to Mexico. Using a panel of municipalities in the years 2006 and 2010, we find that drug-related crimes and overall rates of homicides have reduced the percentage of families that receive remittances. This result is robust to controlling for net migration, political variables, and traditional socioeconomic explanations of remittance sending. It is also robust to potential threats to validity. We interpret this result as suggestive of self-interested concerns when sending money home amidst a climate of rampant violence. Nonetheless, mixed motivations to remit are evident in our analysis.
Ley, Sandra. 2017. "Security and Crime Issue Voting: Electoral Accountability in the Midst of Violence." Latin American Politics and Society 59(1): 3-27.
Rising levels of crime and insecurity affect quality of life. A fundamental question for the prospects of democracy is whether voters, in hopes of reaching better solutions to conditions of prevailing insecurity, can hold their elected officials accountable for such situations. This article argues that electoral accountability amid criminal violence requires voters to be able to assign responsibility for crime and that partisan alignment across levels of government facilitates this task. Recent Mexican elections are examined in order to test this argument. Relying on both aggregate electoral data and individual survey evidence, this paper shows that voters hold politicians accountable for crime in the narrow circumstances of organized crime-related violence and political alignment. This evidence not only provides additional caveats to issue voting models, but also opens new avenues of research on electoral accountability.
Ley, Sandra. 2017. To Vote or Not to Vote: How Criminal Violence Shapes Electoral Participation. Journal of Conflict Resolution. DOI: 10.1177/0022002717708600
Organized crime-related violence has important electoral consequences. Analyses of aggregate panel data on Mexican elections and an original post-electoral survey conducted in Mexico show that the strategic use of violence by organized crime groups during electoral campaigns demobilizes voters at large. Regions where criminal organizations attempted to influence elections and politics by targeting government officials and party candidates exhibited significantly lower levels of electoral participation. Consistently, at the individual level, results reveal that voters living in regions where organized crime engaged in high-profile violence were more cautious when deciding whether to vote or not. Prior research has focused on the role of crime victimization in non-electoral participation, but the empirical evidence presented here suggests that the impact of a criminal context on turnout transcends personal victimization experiences.
Trejo, Guillermo and Sandra Ley. 2016. "Federalism, Drugs, and Violence. Why Intergovernmental Partisan Conflict Stimulated Inter-cartel Violence in Mexico." Política y Gobierno 23(1): 9-52. Special bilingual volume on Democracy, Conflict, and Violence in Latin America.
The dominant view of the dramatic increase of criminal violence in Mexico following the 2007 federal intervention in the War on Drugs suggests that inter-cartel violence became particularly intense in subnational regions where the president could not coordinate the federal government's actions with subnational opposition rulers but came under control where the president worked with his co-partisans. In this article we challenge the "coordination" argument and claim that in contexts of acute political polarization between Left and Right – like the one Mexico experienced before the War on Drugs – partisan conflict can motivate federal authorities to develop cooperative military and policing interventions in regions where the president's co-partisans rule, but to deliberately neglect effective assistance to the president's main political rivals and then blame the violence on them. Based on an original dataset of inter-cartel violence in Mexico (2006-2012), we show that while criminal violence was more intense in municipalities from states ruled by opposition parties, it was five times greater in cities ruled by the Left – the president's political nemesis. We use case studies to show how Mexico's conservative federal government followed differentiated strategies to deal with spirals of drug violence: it worked together and protected subnational co-partisans (PAN); partially cooperated with centrist opposition authorities (PRI); but confronted leftist governors and mayors (PRD) and left them at the mercy of drug cartels. Our results are consistent with findings in conflict studies showing that state agents do not always seek the monopoly on violence and sometimes tolerate violence to punish their political enemies.
"High-Profile Criminal Violence: Why Drug Cartels Murder Government Officials and Party Candidates in Mexico." (with Guillermo Trejo, R&R)
This article explains a surprising wave of lethal attacks by drug cartels against hundreds of local elected officials and party candidates in Mexico, 2007–2012. These attacks are puzzling because criminal organizations prefer the secrecy of bribery over the publicity of political murder. Scholars suggest that war drives armed actors to attack state authorities in search of protection or rents. Using original data of high-profile attacks in Mexico, we show that war need arguments underexplain violence. Focusing on political opportunities, we suggest that cartels use attacks to establish criminal governance regimes and conquer local governments, populations, and territories. We present quantitative and qualitative evidence showing that cartels took advantage of Mexico's political polarization and targeted subnational authorities who were unprotected by their federal partisan rivals. Cartels intensified attacks during subnational election cycles to capture incoming governments and targeted geographically adjacent municipalities to establish controls over large territories. Our findings reveal how cartels take cues from the political environment to develop their own de facto political domains through high-profile violence. These results puts into question the widely shared assumption that organized criminal groups are apolitical actors.
Participation in High-Risk Activism: Protesting Amid Violence (Work in progress)
When and why do citizens living amid criminal violence pour into the streets to demand peace and justice, regardless of the risks that protesting in such context may entail? This paper argues that while violence and victimization experiences provide an initial motivation for participation in protests, social networks play a fundamental role for the occurrence of citizen mobilization against insecurity. Supporting evidence is derived from an original dataset on protest events in reaction to violence in Mexico between 2006 and 2012, as well as from an original survey data collected in Mexico in 2012. In addition, in-depth interviews with protest participants reveals the mechanisms through which social networks stimulate protest participation. This paper contributes to the prevailing literature on victimization and political participation and provides new compelling answers on when and how experience with violence can encourage involvement in politics and promote democratic accountability.
"The Welfare State amid Crime. How victimization and perceptions of insecurity affect preferences for redistribution in Latin America." (Work in progress with Melina Altamirano and Sarah Berens).
Criminal violence is one of the most pressing problems in Latin American societies. Recent evidence reveals that experiences with crime and perceptions of insecurity diminish trust in democracy and give rise to a greater taste for iron fist policies. So far understudied is, however, the impact of crime experiences and perceptions of insecurity on the individual's stance on non-security related policy issues. While heightened perceptions of insecurity reduce confidence in democratic institutions, does this mean that individuals also reject an active state role? In this study, we seek to explore how and to what extent encounters with crime and perceptions of insecurity transforms citizens' perceptions about redistributive politics. We propose two possible responses to crime: 1) the failure of the state to provide security might increase distrust in the state and therefore reduce support for redistribution (distrust hypothesis); but also, 2) redistribution could be perceived as a tool to solve the crime problem or as a mechanism to cope with risks associated with violent experiences and, therefore, perceptions of increased insecurity and victimization experiences might also increase support for welfare state policies (mandate hypothesis). Using survey data from LAPOP for 24 Latin American and Caribbean countries for three cross-sections 2008, 2010, and 2012, we study the impact of crime victimization and insecurity perception on support for redistribution and welfare demand. Our findings lend support for both hypotheses but with a crucial distinction: victims of crime are more supportive of redistribution whereas perceptions of insecurity strongly reduce such preferences. Heightened perceptions of insecurity promote more conservative welfare policy attitudes, but once individuals personally experience crime, there seems to be an understanding for the need for welfare policies and redistribution to address the crime problem.


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Discussion in 'Wii - Emulation and Homebrew' started by ReiserFS, Nov 22, 2010.
I just wanna know if exist any Torrent Client Homebrew for Wii.
Well there is not one that will run "on" the wii, but if you use transmission on a smallbox you can interface with it through opera. I do this with a small NAS I have to watch my queue and pause,remove, etc torrents.
Nothing like that exists.
Though I doubt you'd get good speeds anyway.
What, so you can pirate without moving from the couch?
I dont know how advanced Wii Linux is, maybe that would work?
People still use torrents?? that is sooooo 2005.
utorrent web ui
Yar, this will allow you to control the torrents on your PC remotely. Enable it in utorrent's settings, then go to...
In the web browser, and log in.
Guess someone didn't let you know... all the cool kids have secret invite-only torrent sites these days. All the uncool ones have to rely on -shivers- megaupload and rapidshare. Course you can still go oldschool and do IRC... but since most kiddies don't even know what DOS was or understand that you can command computers via text and not just shiny GUIs.... But I digress.
1 - Invite-only torrent sites aren't that good anymore, even the fabled -torrent site removed- is not my first checking place.
2 - The actual old-school shit is usenet.
You tried to school somebody older than you.
EDIT: FFFF- whoops, sorry.
Bittorrent is great for certain files. Take properly ripped music for example. Usenet or DDL forums do not compare to the lossless trackers.
I'm more of a Usenet guy(great for big files, good security, and best of all guaranteed speeds and no seeding), but there are some things that Bittorrent is better for than other file sharing methods.
As far as Wii Scene Releases go, usenet/newsgroups are "teh win" as the BT releases, private or not, tend to be behind the usenet releases, as much behind as the NTSC groups have been lagging the PAL groups as of late at least, lol
Back to the OP: ?Torrent's webUI, WiiVNC, or buying a BT NAS with a WebUI are your best options. With current bandwidth availability, the Wii will under perform as a BT client.
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