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Jimmy Chamberlin — The Making of ProSessions 24
M-Audio sets out to create a new artist-driven extension of the ProSessions line
When M-Audio set out to create a new artist-driven extension of the ProSessions line, we sought musicians with a passion for their craft and the technology that drives it. With a love for both skins and electronics, Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin fit the bill. Though heavily involved in touring and recording with his new fusion ensemble, the Jimmy Chamberlin Complex, he eagerly signed on to create a four-volume series of drum libraries.
Behind the kit
Chamberlin forever altered the alternative rock landscape though his work with the Pumpkins, which he revisits during the creation of Jimmy Chamberlin Signature Drums Volume 1. Seated comfortably behind his kit in Pasadena, California's Mower Studio (formerly Lawnmower Studios), the versatile drummer invites us into his process.
"We chose to come here because this is where I recorded my last record, and it's what I consider to be one of the best drum rooms in California. We're trying to document some thing in the spirit of the drum parts from the early Pumpkins stuff—not pirated from the record, but from the same head space those ideas evolved from. I think it's gonna be fun for musicians to see not only why a groove is cool, but also what it was based on. I think that's what's great about doing a pro library like this—you can really let people inside your head."
Tools to aid the creative process
Heavily immersed in the studio scene for the last decade, Chamberlin has spent countless hours in the studio trying to coordinate the creative energy of four different individuals. "I've recently gotten into Ableton Live and computer-based technology," Chamberlin enthuses. "These types of resources are invaluable—and that's how I assemble songs now. It's a lot timelier for me to sit home and do an arrangement with Ableton Live than it is for me to amass four guys from different parts of Los Angeles, stick them in a sweaty room and have to sit there. It's so much easier to go, 'Here's the new arrangement. Learn it, come back, play it.' It's so much more time-effective and everybody's on the same page when you get to rehearsal. On the last Pumpkins record, we demoed a lot of stuff, recorded to DAT or Pro Tools, and chopped and pieced the arrangements together. It was nice to be able to just chop it apart, without having to count on four people getting the arrangement right. As far as time goes, it's a great tool."
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ProSessions 24 gives everyone the opportunity to incorporate Chamberlin's drumming expertise into their own recordings and productions using the very same tools and methods. And when it comes to controlling sounds and loops within Live and Pro Tools, users can choose from the selection of keyboard controllers, audio interfaces and reference monitors that Chamberlin uses in his home studio.
"I've hooked the Oxygen8 and interfaces up to my Mac computer, and it's so easy to use," says Chamberlin. "Really, literally, I can go in and start making music. And also, the M-Audio monitors are absolutely amazing. I have a lot of pre-mastered music at my house that's just run flat, and the flat-response monitors are absolutely amazing. I have Gish, Siamese Dream, and Melon Collie pre-mastered, and I know what it sounds like, and they're really, really accurate monitors. I love them. I've got B&W 808s, but I still play stuff through my M-Audio monitors because I'm really into flat response."
Closing the circle
After growing up in a musical household that treated jazz greats and classic rock icons with equal reverence, Chamberlin's personal sensibility landed somewhere in between. He draws from a wide variety of musical sources to create his own sound, which in turn has influenced others. A firm believer in the cyclical nature of life, it's quite fitting that he should create a library everyone will have the opportunity to make their own.
"I think Buddy Rich said it best, when he said, 'the best musicians in the world are thieves that never get caught,'" concludes Chamberlin. "They take a little bit from everything and they make it their own. What I try to do more than anything is just sound like myself. But what you hear really is the Elvin Jones, the Tony Williams, the Phil Collins, the Pearts, the Brufords—all that stuff just kind of mixed up in my own little bag of tricks.


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Everton are unbeaten in their last five away games in all competitions and travel to St Mary's for the first time in seven years for Monday night's live game against Southampton.
David Moyes' side ran out 3-1 winners over the newly-promoted Saints at Goodison Park last September and are even money with Paddy Power to pick up all three points and do the double over the south coast side.
Despite trailing to an early Gaston Ramirez strike, the Toffees had the game wrapped up 3-1 by half time and are 21/10 with Paddy Power to be leading at half-time and full-time against the Saints on Monday night.
The Toffees are 17/2 to come from behind and win with Paddy Power while a repeat of the 3-1 scoreline is 13/1.
Leon Osman and Nikica Jelavic (twice) hit the net for Everton in the corresponding fixture and are 12/1 and 11/2 respectively to get the opening goal of the game as the Blues look for their fifth win in 12 away games this season.
England international Osman to score at anytime over the 90 minutes and Everton to win 3-1 is 6/1 in Paddy Power's Wincast betting while Jelavic to score at anytime and Everton to win is 11/4 in the same market.
Everton to score exactly three goals is now trading at 9/2.
Club captain Phil Neville celebrates his 36th birthday on Monday and is 33/1 to mark the occasion by scoring the first goal or 11/1 to score at anytime in the game.
Jelavic has scored six times in the Barclays Premier League this season and is just two behind Everton's leading scorer Marouane Fellainai.
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It is October and that means only one thing to hockey fans, the NHL is back! The 2013-2014 season began a week ago, and has started off with some amazing games. There have been overtime thrillers, shootouts, and last second come from behind victories. We even had a rookie score 4 goals last night.
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With a wide range of learning opportunities available at TechEd, the wealth of education offered can be a lot to take in. Technical Tracks help you navigate the sessions and labs best suited to your learning needs and interests. Below is a detailed description of what will be covered in each Technical Track, along with the primary Microsoft products and technologies that will be discussed.
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Improve your professional and technical skills in the development, support, and implementation of Microsoft Business Intelligence and analytical solutions, and learn how to seamlessly run a mission-critical environment with the upcoming release of Microsoft SQL Server 2014. The Data Platform and Business Intelligence track offers the knowledge you need to maximize your SQL Server investments and easily integrate, analyze, and report on all of your corporate data, using HDInsight and Power BI to get fast big data insights. Learn how the Microsoft data platform can help your organization manage any data, any place, at any time, with the security, reliability, and scalability that your mission-critical applications require on premise and in the public cloud. Hear from experts about how they implement Data Platform and Business Analytics solutions that seamlessly enable Hybrid IT Scenarios.
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Cloud computing models are changing the technology landscape and providing more opportunity than ever for IT to deliver impact to the business. The Datacenter and Infrastructure Management track dives into evolving enterprise datacenter concepts built on cloud technologies with Windows Server 2012 R2, Microsoft System Center 2012 R2, Microsoft Azure Pack, and Microsoft Azure. This track empowers IT professionals, technical decision makers, and business decision makers to understand how our technologies come together as a solution to help them provision their cloud and datacenter infrastructures, provide business continuity, deliver services, and manage applications. Sessions include breakthrough capabilities in the areas of storage, networking, virtualization, management, and automation. Attendees also learn how the latest innovations bring together on-premises approaches and cloud-based technologies to deliver hybrid solutions that span multiple products and leverage existing resources.
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The Developer Platform and Tools track presents all developer focused sessions offered at TechEd. Learn how to build devices- and services-based applications using technologies that span the breadth of the Microsoft platform including: Windows 8.1, ASP.NET , Microsoft Azure, Windows Phone, Office 365 and SharePoint, SQL Server, HD Insight, using .NET, HTML5, JavaScript, and C++. Learn how to take advantage of the application lifecycle management and latest productivity enhancements in Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server. Whether you are building consumer facing applications, line-of-business applications, or mission critical applications this track provides you with what you need to move your projects and your career forward.
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An extremely disturbing report on the emerging police tactic of employing brutal sexual assault against Occupation protesters as an intimidation and provocation tactic. Police have engaged in rape and sexual assault against civilians since time immemorial, but the use of such tactics against Occupy may finally serve to bring some light to the intrinsic evil, exploitation, and misogyny of the United States law enforcement industrial complex.
Arbitrary violence is nothing new. The apparently systematic use of sexual assault against women protestors is new. I'm not aware of any reports of police intentionally grabbing women's breasts before March 17, but on March 17 there were numerous reported cases, and in later nightly evictions from Union Square, the practice became so systematic that at least one woman told me her breasts were grabbed by five different police officers on a single night (in one case, while another one was blowing kisses.) The tactic appeared so abruptly, is so obviously a violation of any sort of police protocol or standard of legality, that it is hard to imagine it is anything but an intentional policy.
For obvious reasons, most of the women who have been victims of such assaults have been hesitant to come forward. Suing the city is a miserable and time-consuming task and if a woman brings any charge involving sexual misconduct, they can expect to have their own history and reputations—no matter how obviously irrelevant—raked over the coals, usually causing immense damage to their personal and professional life. The threat of doing so operates as a very effective form of intimidation. One exception is Cecily McMillan, who was not only groped but suffered a broken rib and seizures during her arrest on March 17, and held incommunicado, denied constant requests to see her lawyer, for over 24 hours thereafter. Shortly after release from the hospital she appeared on Democracy Now! And showed part of a handprint, replete with scratch-marks, that police had left directly over her right breast. (She is currently pursuing civil charges against the police department)
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Grandpa in People Magazine with The Situation. I am utterly at a loss for words.
First, the rosy past of the pessimists was not, on closer examination, so rosy. The decade the pessimists want to return us to is the 1980s, the last period before society had any significant digital freedoms. Despite frequent genuflection to European novels, we actually spent a lot more time watching "Diff'rent Strokes" than reading Proust, prior to the Internet's spread. The Net, in fact, restores reading and writing as central activities in our culture.
The present is, as noted, characterized by lots of throwaway cultural artifacts, but the nice thing about throwaway material is that it gets thrown away. This issue isn't whether there's lots of dumb stuff online—there is, just as there is lots of dumb stuff in bookstores. The issue is whether there are any ideas so good today that they will survive into the future. Several early uses of our cognitive surplus, like open source software, look like they will pass that test.
Founded in Paris by Harold L. Humes, Peter Matthiessen, and George Plimpton in 1953, The Paris Review began with a simple editorial mission: "Dear reader," William Styron wrote in a letter in the inaugural issue, "The Paris Review hopes to emphasize creative work—fiction and poetry—not to the exclusion of criticism, but with the aim in mind of merely removing criticism from the dominating place it holds in most literary magazines and putting it pretty much where it belongs, i.e., somewhere near the back of the book. I think The Paris Review should welcome these people into its pages: the good writers and good poets, the non-drumbeaters and non-axe-grinders. So long as they're good."
Alex Larenty gives Jamu the lion a foot massage at the Lion Park in Johannesburg. Caught on camera in South Africa last week, 250kg Jamu looks like the cat who got the cream as he lies back and lets his keeper massage his gigantic paw. Alex said: "I built up a relationship with Jamu through putting insect repellent onto him, which is necessary here to keep our animals protected from things like parasites. He eventually realised he liked being scratched and tickled and his favourite game is 'This Little Piggy'. He loves it."
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Howard—saw your latest piece on Newsweek; our edits below. Best, N
While journalists get into the business for various reasons — vicarious thrills, investigative zeal, outsize ego — ultimately they're at the mercy of the marketplace.[ED-as opposed to who? Bricklayers? Florists? Bond traders? This lede is a pretty obvious cliché, Howard; pls rework] And that marketplace seems ['Seems' is pretty squishy. Has the marketplace sent a message or not?] to have sent a very discouraging message to Newsweek.
With Post Co. executives refusing to discuss the process, the other possible bidders remain shrouded in secrecy. They may or may not wind up pursuing a purchase, but for now, the discussion centers only on those who have confirmed their interest, perhaps for the publicity value. [Wait. We're four grafs in, and already underwhelmed: You go from claiming in the first paragraph that 'the market seems to have sent a very discouraging message' re Newsweek to here acknowledging that there may be many other, nondisclosed buyers, and that the ones who have publicized their bids may be doing it primarily for the publicity value. Why is this a story again?]
Based on what has been made public, Michael Parker, managing director of AdMedia Partners, which specializes in media mergers, says: "I'm a little surprised that, shall we say, major players haven't come into this arena, at the very least to take a closer look. Newsweek has huge brand equity in the marketplace, a wonderful reputation editorially." But, he says, potential buyers must be asking: "Who's going to do it better if The Washington Post Company can't figure this out?" [This is a great quote, but nonsensical—why does it follow that, by virtue of simply having owned Newsweek for a long time, the Washington Post company is the corporate entity best able to make Newsweek profitable? Also, is it logical to assume that your employer, the Washington Post Company, whose flagship newspaper division reported a first quarter loss this year of $13 million, is somehow the smartest business side on the planet?] The company has owned the magazine since 1961.
I think this is the part when we say, "Excuse me, do you like apples?"
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President Obama has invited family members of those killed on the Deepwater Horizon to the White House on Thursday, so he can personally offer his condolences, press secretary Robert Gibbs said Friday. Each family has been individually invited by the White House, Gibbs said.
This is less encouraging. More evidence that the oil may end up travelling up the Atlantic coast. Here's Begley:Using computer models of ocean currents, scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, part of the Commerce Department, conclude that once the oil in the uppermost ocean has been picked up by the Gulf of Mexico's energetic Loop Current, it is likely to reach Florida's Atlantic coast within weeks. It can then spread north with the Gulf Stream as far as Cape Hatteras, N.C., and then turn east into the open ocean.
The most terrifying thing I've seen all week. And I work at a rapidly disintegrating newsweekly that may very well be bought by Newsmax.
I should be writing, but I can't stop daydreaming of Damascus. (via T A U F I K's Flickr stream)
The Village Voice has an excessively long profile this week, "Is This Woman Too Hot to Be a Banker?", about a woman fired from Citibank last year because her bosses told her they "couldn't concentrate" around her—she was simply too hot. The woman, Debbie Lorenzana, is—as the Voice so…
You guys totally should have tagged this #boners.
Jumping in a fountain in your bridesmaid's dress: that's what friends are for.
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In the Theater District and within a 3-minute walk of Times Square, this hotel features a fitness center and a concierge service. Rockefeller Center is a short walk away.
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Hilton Garden Inn Central Park SouthA 7-minute walk from Central Park, this Manhattan hotel features an on-site fitness center and rooms with city views. Times Square is just over half a mile away.
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Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central ParkFeaturing a fitness center and free Wi-Fi, the Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central Park is located a short walk from the Rockefeller Center, Time Square and Central Park.
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This Manhattan hotel is across the street from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. The hotel offers a gym and a tour desk with ticket services.
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Very friendly and knowledgable Staff at the front Desk especially Andrea! It smelled like a tranquil Spa in Lobby and room. Staff were eager to assist me with planning activities in the city at the concierge desk!
On the same block and side there are two adult venues peepshows and store for marital tools ect.... I felt uncomfortable walking by these places and their clientel to get back to the hotel at night!
Excellent location Good sized rooms Pretty good breakfast Very helpful staff
It was very pricey, but that is New York for you There are almost always queues to get into the breakfast area
What's the best about this place that you have an easy access to all places around Times Square 24/7..stores, restaurants,people on the street all the time..you feel safe and centrical..
How busy the elevator can get with people heading to the rooftop..
Location was within walking distance of Times Square. Rate included breakfast and Wi-Fi.
Sleazy neighbourhood. Breakfast room way too small for size of hotel. Ridiculous line-up for breakfast. What we thought was roof-top lounge primarily for use of hotel guests was really a bar catering to others. Heavy security suggested it wasn't safe to go there.
The relation with incharge person,they aré nota kind And aré very agresive
Location was very good close to all you want to do in New York. Every body very friendly and willing to help.
Lines at breakfast but you could just take tray if you wanted.
Fluffy towels; Tour concierge Vanessa was very helpful and great at arranging tours; Warm breakfast every day; Close to Times Square and within walking distance of great shopping and sights; Opposite an entrance to Port Authority Bus terminal. The subway entrance was at the end of the block at 8th Ave; Lots of restaurants and places to buy food nearby.
It was on a block with bums and vagrants. I didn't feel safe until I got to the hotels surrounding Fairfield Inn.
Very good breakfast, comfy beds and good shower.
The location is not as close to times square as it implies.
Comfortable bed. Friendly staff. Good location to Times Square. Nice breakfast included with room rate. Very clean rooms.
Recommendable accomandation at Times Square - excellent roof top bar with a stunning view
I have stayed in many different places before but this is the first place in Midtown Manhattan where I actually got a goof rest sleep. The staff is helpful an friendly.the size of the hotel is ideal.
To be seated in The breakfast place, I think it is ridiculous.
This hotel is great for the price. Clean, modern, refrigerator on request, complimentary breakfast with hot food. All staff members were very pleasant especially the front desk staff. The roof top lounge has wonderful view we were there at night with very tasty calamari and sliders. We will be back.
In the centre of New York
Great hotel, great rooms, great location and the sky bar is nice. The sports bar at the back ground area with staff member Alex was a great place for a drink after an evening out.
Breakfast room small so just take your tray of breakfast back to your room.
Free wifi
Very rude and agressive front office. Cleaning of the room always very late. Room not well cleaned unless we give tips for the house keeping.
The hotel
Its location. Road its on is not great.
Our First time in NYC .... We totally loved the location, price etc. The staff was very alert in our needs and friendly. I liked that the manager was visible during breakfast very friendly also. We would totally recommend it and definitely come back.
The only thing I disliked was that there was very little variety of food during breakfast I would off liked maybe switch around and have pancakes, waffles, hashbrowns etc.
Your lifts where appualing each time I wanted to use a lift I had to wait 5 minutes or more. I used the stairs most times because I was only on the 5th floor. You many floors in the building and only 3 lifts how ever most times the staff would only allow 2 to be in use
The location was good. The included breakfast was a pleasant surprise. Promptly found us a table and then a help yourself area.
Noisy foyer as there is a nightclub/bar upstairs that is very popular so arriving late meant we had to wend our way through the queues on the pavement to get in. Room quite small but all we needed.
Location Clean rooms
Breakfast: disposable plates & cutlery, few choices, didn't taste that good, breakfast room staff are not friendly.
Had a really good stay would highly recommend this hotel.
Staff at front desk location I requested for a bigger room with 2 queen beds and i got it, that was a big plus staying in there.
small breakfast room, you have to wait for others to finish and then others will stare at you expecting to you finish and give them place to sit.
Excellent price value for location and comfort .. and free Wifi
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Diabetes mellitus with peripheral sensory neuropathy and the associated increased risk of ulceration continue to be growing issues in today's society.1-28 Peak ambulatory forces occur about the first ray, creating a cycle of stresses, tissue buildup and eventual breakdown.2 Conservative therapies often fail due to an inability to offload the wound properly, poor pedal hygiene and inadequate distal blood flow. Many of these patients eventually progress to require an amputation.3
Adherence to basic principles requires the removal of all necrotic, non-viable tissue and will result in a functional, durable, residual foot. Preserving the length and integrity of the remaining structures routinely leads to a partial first ray amputation. However, this level of amputation often leads to frequent failures and the need for further intervention, causing us to question the durability and predictability of the partial first ray amputation.
We conducted two studies, the first being a systematic review of the world literature to determine the re-amputation rate following a partial first ray amputation in this specific population.4 Of the 435 partial first ray amputations, the incidence of re-amputation was 19.8 percent (86/435). The end stage, most proximal level of amputations following a partial first ray amputation were: an additional digit amputation in 32 patients (37 percent); transmetatarsal amputation in 28 patients (34 percent); and below-knee amputation in 25 patients (29 percent).
The results of this study therefore demonstrate that one of five patients having any version of a partial first ray amputation will eventually require more proximal re-amputation.4 We concluded that, according to the world literature completely from diabetic foot care centers of excellence, partial first ray amputation for patients with diabetes and peripheral sensory neuropathy does not represent a durable, functional or predictable foot-sparing amputation.
Unfortunately, most practitioners are not employed at diabetic foot care centers of excellence. Accordingly, we believe that the incidence of re-amputation for this patient population is likely higher when community-based practitioners perform the amputations. Additionally, little data was available for comparison in regard to morbidity and mortality associated with this procedure.
Therefore, in order to investigate these concerns further, we conducted a retrospective review focusing on patients with diabetes mellitus and peripheral sensory neuropathy who had a partial first ray amputation at the Gundersen Health System over an 11-year period.5 This is a level II trauma, community-based and tertiary referral center in the Midwest.
In this second study, we evaluated a total of 7,487 cases from January 2001 to December 2011 for possible inclusion in the study.5 Of these, 59 patients met the inclusion criteria of diabetes mellitus with peripheral sensory neuropathy and a primary partial first ray amputation. We defined the partial first ray amputation as occurring distal to the first metatarsocuneiform joint, including the phalanges of the hallux, with primary closure at the time of surgery. For this study, we excluded patients if they had additional digital amputation, required vascular intervention or were diagnosed with non-reconstructable ischemic disease. We collected retrospective chart review information to acquire a better understanding of the morbidity and mortality of this procedure in a high-risk population. At the time of the final chart review, 28 of the patients were deceased at a mean of 34.6 months post-initial amputation.
The initial level of amputation is detailed in the chart at right. Healing of the surgical incision occurred in all 59 patients.5 However, 69 percent (41 patients) went on to develop a foot ulceration following the index amputation in a mean of only 10.5 months with an average of 3.1 ulcerations per patient. Additionally, 36 percent (21 patients) required ancillary surgical procedures. There was a mean of 26.6 clinical visits per patient from the time of initial amputation to when either complete healing had occurred with no further ulcerations or definitive re-amputation occurred. In addition, 92 percent of patients took prescription antibiotics postoperatively with a mean of 2.3 different antibiotics prescribed. Unfortunately, 25 (42.4 percent) patients had a more proximal re-amputation within a short mean of 25 months. Interestingly, the most common level of re-amputation did not occur more proximally within the first ray.
Our data determined that in a community-based hospital setting, half of the patients with diabetes and peripheral sensory neuropathy undergoing any version of a partial first ray amputation will eventually require more proximal re-amputation.5 This data questions the reliability and durability of this level of amputation as a primary procedure in this patient population. Additionally, it does not seem fiscally sound.
The goal of any amputation is the complete eradication of non-viable tissue, optimizing the host's healing potential while reducing the risk for further breakdown and the need for extended local wound care, specialized shoe gear or repeated surgical intervention.4 As we demonstrated in the aforementioned studies, a partial first ray amputation at any level in patients with diabetic neuropathy does not meet these goals in this high-risk population in which risk management is especially critical.4 Even a partial hallux amputation had the same potential for re-amputation as a near complete first ray amputation. This implies the significant role the first ray has in the function of the foot and limited tolerance for amputation at this level in insensate feet.
As we noted in the second study, nearly half of these patients will require a more proximal level of re-amputation within a mean of 25 months. There was also a high mortality rate within this patient population with 48 percent of the patients deceased at a mean time of 34.6 months following the index amputation. While one may attribute this to the disease process itself, the mean age of included patients was only 67 years old. Due diligence is therefore required when evaluating the patient to determine the optimal level of initial amputation and may require a more proximal level.3-13
Further, after review of our studies, it may be in the patient's best interest to get a referral to a more specialized diabetic foot center of excellence since the incidence of re-amputation is half of what results when the patient receives care in a community-based facility. The exact reason for this remains a matter for conjecture since the same multidisciplinary team members (i.e., internal medicine/endocrinologists, infectious disease, vascular surgery, nutritionists, etc.) are present in both settings studied. Further study to elucidate this apparent discrepancy (including non-hospital based private practitioner outcomes) is warranted.
Given the stated goals of surgical intervention, one should not consider any level of amputation that results in the need for further ongoing treatment for re-ulceration with weekly clinical evaluations, local wound management and oral antibiotic therapy as a successful outcome even in the situation of initial healing. In addition to concerns over limb- and life-threatening infection developing, healthcare costs associated with repeated clinical debridement, wound dressings and oral antibiotics are high. Patient satisfaction in the setting of complicated and time consuming dressings and intolerance of prolonged oral antibiotic therapy is also poor.
In light of this, one may consider a single definitive and predictable procedure (such as a primary transmetatarsal amputation) at the time of initial intervention to be more satisfactory to the patient overall.29 Proper patient education is required at the time of surgical consultation to allow for proper decision making in this regard. In addition, one should consider surgical correction of any related foot deformities, such as hammering of the lesser digits, to prevent future ulcerations.30,31
Dr. Borkosky is a graduate with distinction of the Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery Residency at the Gundersen Health System in La Crosse, Wis. She is in private practice at the Palmetto Podiatry Group in Andersen, S.C. Dr. Borkosky is an Associate of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
Dr. Roukis is attending staff in the Department of Orthopaedics, Podiatry and Sports Medicine at Gundersen Healthcare System in La Crosse, Wis. He is the President-Elect and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
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2. Lavery LA, Lavery DC, Quebedeax-Farnham TL. Increased foot pressures after great toe amputation in diabetes. Diabetes Care. 1995; 18(11):1460-1462.
3. Van Damme H, Rorive M, Martens De Noorthout B, Quaniers J, Scheen A, Limet R. Amputations in diabetes patients: a plea for foot sparing surgery. Acta Chir Belg. 2001; 101(3):123-129.
4. Borkosky, SL, Roukis TS. Incidence of re-amputation following partial first ray amputation associated with diabetes mellitus and peripheral sensory neuropathy: a systematic review. Diabetic Foot & Ankle 2012 3:12169-DOI10.3402/dfa.v3i0.12169.
5. Borkosky SL, Roukis TS. Incidence of repeat amputation after partial first ray amputation associated with diabetes mellitus and peripheral neuropathy: an 11-year review. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2013; 52(3):335-338.
6. Schade, VL, Roukis, TS. Use of a surgical preparation and sterile dressing change during office visit treatment of chronic foot and ankle wounds decreases the incidence of infection and treatment costs. Foot Ankle Specialist. 2008; 1(3):147-154.
7. Sizer JS, Wheelock FC. Digital amputations in diabetic patients. Surgery. 1972; 72(6):980-989.
8. Johnson MK, Rybczynski J, Kanat IO. Hallux amputation for diabetic osteomyelitis. J Foot Surg. 1987; 26(2):141-148.
9. Murdoch DP, Armstrong DG, Dacus JB, Laughlin TJ, Morgan CB, Lavery LA. The natural history of great toe amputations. J Foot Ankle Surg. 1997; 36(3):204-208.
10. Dalla Paola L, Faglia E, Caminiti M, Clerici G, Ninkovic S, Deanesi V. Ulcer recurrence following first ray amputation in diabetic patients. Diabetes Care. 2003; 26(6):1874-1878.
11. Ahmed ME, Tamimi AO, Mahadi SI, Widatalla AH, Shawer MA. Hallux ulceration in diabetic patients. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2010; 49(1):2-7.
12. Hodge MJ, Peters TG, Efird WG. Amputation of the distal portion of the foot. Southern Medical Journal. 1989; 82(9):1138-1142.
13. Light JT, Rice JC, Kerstein MD. Sequelae of limited amputation. Surgery. 1988; 103(3):294-299.
14. Quebedeaux TL, Lavery LA, Lavery DC. The development of foot deformities and ulcers after great toe amputation in diabetes. Diabetes Care. 1996; 19(2):165-167.
15. Eneroth M, Apelqvist J, Stenström, A. Clinical characteristics and outcome in 223 diabetic patients with deep foot infections. Foot Ankle Int. 1997; 18(11):716-722.
16. Adler AI, Boyko EJ, Ahroni JH, Smith DG. Lower-extremity amputation in diabetes. Diabetes Care. 1999; 22(7):1029-1035.
17. Rayman G, Krishnan ST, Baker NR, Wareham AM, Rayman A. Are we understanding diabetes-related lower-extremity amputation rates? Diabetes Care. 2004; 27(8):1892-1896.
18. Armstrong DG, Lavery LA, Harkless LB, Van Houtum WH. Amputation and reamputation of the diabetic foot. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 1997; 87(6):255-259.
19. Izumi Y, Satterfield K, Lee S, Harkless LB. Risk of reamputation in diabetic patients stratified by limb and level of amputation. Diabetes Care. 2006; 29(3):566-570.
20. Kanade R, Van Deursen R, Burton J, Davies V, Harding K, Price P. Re-amputation occurrence in the diabetic population in South Wales, UK. Int Wound J. 2007; 4(4):344-352.
21. Nehler MR, Whitehall TA, Bowers SP, Jones DN, Hiatt WR, Rutherford RB, Krupski WC. Intermediate-term outcome of primary digit amputations in patients with diabetes mellitus who have forefoot sepsis requiring hospitalization and presumed adequate circulatory status. J Vasc Surg. 1999; 30(3):509-518.
22. Baddeley RM, Fulford JC. A trial of conservative amputations for lesions of the feet in diabetes mellitus. Brit J Surg. 1965; 52:38-43.
23. Moss SE, Klein R, Klein BE. The 14-year incidence of lower-extremity amputation in a diabetic population. Diabetes Care. 1999; 22(6):951-959.
24. Van Houtum WH, Lavery LA. Outcomes associated with diabetes-related amputations in the Netherlands and in the state of California, USA. J Intern Med. 1996; 240(4):227-231.
25. Siitonen OI, Niskanen LK, Laasko M, Siitonen JT, Pyöräiä K. Lower-extremity amputations in diabetic and non-diabetic patients. Diabetes Care. 1993; 16(1):16-20.
26. Ebskov B, Josephsen P. Incidence of re-amputation and death after gangrene of the lower extremity. Prosthet Orthot Int. 1980; 4(2):77-80.
27. Kahn O, Wagner W, Bessman AN. Mortality of diabetic patients treated surgically for lower limb infection and/or gangrene. Diabetes. 1974; 23(4):287-292.
28. Iannucci AJ, Channell RW, King PL, Farrell DJ. Spontaneous fractures of the lesser metatarsals secondary to an amputated hallux and peripheral neuropathy. J Foot Surg. 1987; 26(1):66-71.
29. Malay DS, Margolis DJ, Hoffstad OJ, Bellamy S. The incidence and risks of failure to heal after lower extremity amputation for the treatment of diabetic neuropathic foot ulcer. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2006; 45(6):366-374.
30. Roukis TS, Singh N, Andersen CA. Preserving functional capacity as opposed to tissue preservation in the diabetic patient: a single institution experience. Foot Ankle Specialist. 2010; 3(4):177-183.
31. Roukis TS, Schade VL. Percutaneous flexor tenotomy for treatment of neuropathic toe ulceration secondary to toe contracture in persons with diabetes: a systematic review. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2009; 48(6):684-689.
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After everything Selena has gone through with Justin, we knew she had turned to religion — but she's actually taken it a step further and reportedly has an 'obsession' with it!
Selena Gomez isn't only taking back her "power," but also her virginity! Following her most recent split from Justin Bieber, Selena is "completely swearing off men until she's married," a new report claims. And the breaking point — his hook up with her frenemie, Kylie Jenner!
Selena Gomez Is A Born-Again Virgin
"Selena has told friends she's completely swearing off men until she's married. She wants to be a born-again virgin," a source told InTouch magazine. "Selena has done a complete U-turn in the past month and has gone from partying constantly to attending Bible study with a new hyper-religious groups of friends. They've told her it's OK to save herself for marriage and it will be healthier for her."
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This doesn't come as that much of a surprise, since after Selena, 21, went to Coachella and had a falling out with Justin, Kylie and Kendall Jenner, we heard she was turning to religion for comfort.
Apparently that hook up broke her heart and was the last straw. "She's swapped drinking and partying for all things Jesus" now, a source added. It probably didn't feel good then to see Kylie and Justin taking selfies together again on May 27.
Selena's Religion 'Obsession' Revealed
Selena made a trip to Nepal recently and revealed that she was looking for "mental peace." On May 24, she also shared an emotional quote by The Dalai Lama on Instagram that spoke volumes. "Open your arms to change, but do not let go of your values," it read.
While Selena's friends support her, they are reportedly worried about her new obsession with religion.
"They're worried he's just transferred her obsession from one thing to another. No one's sure if this is just a phase or the way Selena will continue to live her life long-term," the insider said.
What do you think HollywoodLifers — should Selena become a born-again virgin?
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Selena will become one of those freaks with crazy ideas about religion and stuff… I'm not saying she shouldn't attend to the Bible, but she's not mentally health. She should go back to rehab, for her own good. And I think it's really beautiful to see a woman save herself until married.
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Selena need to shut up and go fix her little brain,are there vitamins for low iq? Justin i don't care about either,he is a douche but I am seeing some kind changes in him with his fans since he started rolling with kylie jenner. I don't listen to any of the dirty music out there but you get to know thes celebrities when they are overrated. Kylie jenner need to stay off drugs because we know Justin has been caught with some drugs sometime. However!
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It's OK to be a virgin, but I'll bet like a lot of "religious" women what Selena is really doing is deciding to be a lesbian :(. Chastity doesn't just mean abstaining from sex with the other gender but also sex with one's own gender, and I doubt too many female "virgins" abstain from other women.
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Remember, we are constantly bombarded with Media Lies and Hater BS.
Selena said I will get back with Justin when he proposes! SAY WHAT!
What a bunch of BS! Who gets married today at 20 or 21 years of age!
OMG! Selena said if I can't have Justin I want no man. GET A LIFE!
Someone needs to grow up and learn to live with life's challenges.
When love is a part of the equation, brains goes out the window!
Jelena is a Romeo and Juliette tragedy in real time! MORE TO COME!
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I think the writer of this article and her so called worried friends all need Jesus. You arent on this earth long….drugs alcohol and a party wont save you from your shameful ways (go on think of em right now…nope drugs and sex wont help that..only add more shame). She decided not to be entrapped by "hollywood" religion of sex and drugs. I applaud her for NOT being like you all.
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President Gloria Larson discusses obstacles for women in the workplace including the wage gap, innate gender partiality, and a lack of mentorship. But also points out ways we can overcome them. "Women can be risk takers. [Risk taking] comes from playing sports and opportunities in the classroom, so, it can be built."
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You are so energetic, your Bob Marley rendition made me cry one morning, I wish it was true for some of my "kids"
Just wanted to say thanks and wish there were more like that out there, mr wiggles and barney only go so far.
Becky Trudelle
I have a good friend in Wisconsin who has kept me informed daily of what has been going on there…you know, since our CORPORATE owned and operated media likes to hide all of it from the rest of the country! Not that anyone would pay any attention or believe it even if they did tell the story. I am just so fed up with so many in my country. Why the hell are people not outraged? Why are they buying the BS? These politicians, wealthy and corporations are doing far more damage than the terrorists did to our economy and what this country is supposed to be…and once was.
I was watching Michael Moore's movie Roger & Me last night and am amazed at how relevant that movie still is today. Have we not learned anything since then? WE have remained complacent and allowed this to happen. WE are just as much to blame as the politicians who have lined their pockets and sold our souls.
Sorry to get so worked up, but I already lost my job to outsourcing. Paying someone in India .50 cents an hour for what I used to support my family doing. Now my husband is most likely going to lose his trucking contracts to Mexican trucking companies who will be charging a quarter of what he has to charge. It's as if they want to break us. Make us worker bees, drones. Make it impossible for our kids to go to college and their only option being some minimum wage, dead end job or the military so these corporations can get even richer selling arms to our enemies who are shooting at our kids. It's all a game to them…it's all just greed.
Sorry to rant on and on like this. On a sidenote I grew up in a not so good home…bad, really bad. It was your show that taught me what a family could really be like. The Conner's were my escape every week. Not to sound nutty or anything I used to dream of being in a family like that, where no matter how crazy things got you still loved each other. That show saved my life, and broke a chain of abuse in our family. I hate to think of what I would have become without that influence in my life. I just wanted to always thank you for that…and sorry I couldn't find another way of contacting you to send this message directly.
Keep up the good fight for those of us with small voices. I agree with all of your views. It's all just common sense…something we seem to have lost along the way.
Glad to hear you are on the Big Island…I have a live blog at hawaiiagronomist.com every Tues 6:00pm to 8:00pm,
it is a call in show that centers on food soveriegnty issues…I have my own farm (in So. Kona) and have put on workshops throughout the islands and have consulted for some of the larger coffee, macnut and papaya growers who were trying to make the transition to more sustainable practices. I have even traveled to Thailand(for Greenpeace) to make the case against the introduction of GMO Papaya…I would love to talk with you about the numerous issues we seem to share…
Jon Biloon
Hi Roseanne!!!! I'm a 21 year old college student in Wisconsin. I live in Milwaukee, but I've been in Madison several of the days to be right up in the action. My mom is a middle school teacher, and my grandma worked for a state-run nursing home. This whole bullshit mess affects our family a pretty great deal. If the bill passes, I could be looking at a 26% tuition increase…that's like more than $2000 a year for me. I don't know if I could even stay in school at that rate. My mom's ALREADY looking at up to something like an 18% pay cut this year, before this shit even goes through. Also, we've heard now that for our bus systems in Madison and Milwaukee to keep federal funding, they have to keep the collective bargaining. 144,000 people in Milwaukee get to work on the bus, and the routes they'd have to cancel would cut something like 45,000 people out of the loop?? Somethign like that. I'd LOVE to talk about this bullcrap all day. It SO directly affects me and my family, and lord knows I have plenty to say about it.
Meanwhile…we're trying to hold down the fort on the front lines!!
Starbucks IS Satan!
hey, i'm not in wisconsin, but we've got our own class struggle going on here in philadelphia. a great woman is running for sheriff with the green party – she organized protests against the RNC in 2000, she was a homeless mother at one point, she's been fighting for the poor her whole life, and now she's running for sheriff on a zero eviction platform.
you should check it out (just click my username)
was not directed at you,touche on the native remark,being from s.d. no all to well there plight.and to j.v.sorry for being a ass.
the third world has been part of this country ever since we forced the native people into reservations–did you forget that? by the way I never go to starbucks
who picked the coffee beans for your latte,splitting hairs,i think shortly the 3rd world will include us,everyone will be shopping at w mart,hope you can organize a protest for the home boys&girls,if its not to late. teachers,firefighters, cops, streetcleaners,meter maids,etc. i dont think have the luxury of buying designer.
thats how ponzi schemes work—
I would never show up to a union protest wearing clothes made in China as I think that would be an abomination to God. Instead, I have organized protests to raise awareness of the slave labor the American conscience has shipped out to helpless third world countries. I couldn't get 10,000 union teachers to give a crap about that.
F orever O n X ANAX
btw FOX is lying about us
I am proud to say that I live here in Madison and have been taking part of the protests every day this week. Please come to Madison Roseanne!
Satan took their conscience don't let him get their soul. Run Roseanne, Run.
FYI All of our clouths were missing tags as we used them for wet wipes when we ran out !
Fawn has been there every day as has many of her students and parents. Most folks here understand that times are hard and early on let it be known that they would make concessions regarding healthcare and retirement contributions. Collective barganing is now and will remain non-negoitiable .
Everyone I talked with would have done anything to avoid interupting these kids educations. If the Govenor wins, the quality of many of their lives will be effected not just their education.Keep up the good fight !
That's why you Roseanne Will be president of these united states.-it just can't happen Soon enough
Yes, but Satan is winning
Does America have a soul?
on a local, big island note… here's a link to help stop FURTHER desecration of Mauna Kea: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/2699/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=5861
false revolution. i was one of about 100 people to protest the bilderberg meeting that obama and hillary attended together and i consider that to be the frontline. any protest that attracts spooks is the frontline.
every single person at that protest better check the labels on their clothes. if they aren't union made, they need to leave that protest and repent for their violent selfish hypocrisy.
Correction – Our Dad ;) I love you Fawn.
My sister Fawn (A Teacher) and my Dad ( A Great Dad) are on the front lines in Wisconsin. I'll let them know.
On, Wisconsin!!
Going after the working class of this country and NOT the bankers and the war mongers is absolute insanity. Fight the powers that be, sister.
This is just the beginning of all the shit the pepiglicans are going to try to do,under the false pretense to reduce the defecit. It's all bullshit,they the filthy politicians and the bankers created the deep hole we are in now. And now they want to punish the working, tax-paying citizens of this U.S.A. They are a bunch of crooks, just like Mubarak.
WISCONSIN,that is where the front line is!!!make no mistake about it,about 20 of the new govenors are republican,at the gov. meeting you can bet that carl rover told them that the best way to take out the dem.is for them to go back home and kill organized labor.tell the masses that it is because of your states defficet,but make sure you take away the bargaining power.ms.MADDOW was 100% correct on last nights pro.[very smart lady]take away the MONEY and take no prisoners,make all the workers our serfs,starve and freeze the poor,send women back to the coat hanger alleyways,and shovel the money to our fat cat republican donors ,that is carls philosophy,and may GOD ,THE QUEEN
,OR SATAN HIM,HERSELF strke me down if i am wrong.wisconsin IS THE BATTLEGROUND.wow i outam of breath


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Coroner Jim Coplin says the adult human remains were found on a property Thursday morning in a septic tank off Highway K.
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The U.S. government said this week that it will expedite foreign military sales (FMS) to Iraq, including deliveries of small UAVs and Hellfire missiles, to help stem spiraling violence in Anbar Province. The weaponry is part of a "holistic" strategy the U.S. and Iraqi governments are pursuing to dislodge al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, officials said.
On January 6, White House press secretary Jay Carney said the U.S. will deliver 10 Insitu ScanEagle UAVs to Iraq "in the coming weeks" and 48 hand-launched AeroVironment Ravens "later this year." The Iraqi government will use the unarmed UAVs to "track terrorist elements operating within the country," he said.
The U.S. delivered 75 Lockheed Martin AGM-114 Hellfire air-to-surface missiles to Iraq in mid-December and will deliver another 100 by this spring, according to the Department of Defense (DOD). The Iraqi Air Force operates Cessna AC-208 Combat Caravans that are capable of firing Hellfire missiles. The U.S. has also delivered 30 Bell IA-407 armed reconnaissance helicopters to Iraq that could potentially be configured for missiles.
White House, DOD and State Department officials, apparently speaking from the same talking points, said Hellfire missiles have already "proven effective at denying ISIL [the al-Qaeda-affiliated Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant] the safe haven zones that it has sought to establish in western Iraq."
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City Manager Jimmy Morales on Thursday signed a letter of intent to buy about three-quarters of an acre at 1100 Fifth St. The land, where the MacArthur Causeway dumps thousands of vehicles onto Fifth Street, is now leased by a Burger King and Pier 1 Imports.
Final purchase is conditioned on an appraisal, which hasn't been done yet. The City Commission would also have to approve the deal, according to the letter of intent.
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The Bulldogs, who were the third team of 'others receiving votes' last week, jumped into the Top 25 after road victories over the University of San Francisco and Santa Clara University. The two wins improved their overall record to 16-3 on the year and their West Coast Conference mark to 6-1.
The University of Connecticut continues to hold firm in the No. 1 spot with all 36 first-place votes and 900 total.
Gonzaga closes out a four-game roadswing with contests at Loyola Marymount University Thursday and Pepperdine University Saturday.


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