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Dr. Grady,
I have used the Valenti Arthroplasty and Keller Interpositional Arthroplasty with good success for
hallux limitus. I agree with you rethinking our approach to Hallux Limitus.
Emanuel Willis,DPM,FACFAS
Scholl's Class of 1986
Hallux limitus is generally responsive to conservative care consisting of anything from changing foot gear, changing activity and exercises to orthoses, injections, anti-inflammatory medication and physical therapy.1 When these things fail, surgery is necessary.
It has long been believed that arthrodesis is the optimum procedure of choice to resolve any painful arthritic joint. Coughlin and Shurnas cite "97% good or excellent results" in 110 patients.2 They found predictable success to treat grade 1, grade 2 and selected grade 3 cases. When it comes to patients with Grade 4 or Grade 3 hallux rigidus who have less than 50 percent of the metatarsal head cartilage remaining at the time of surgery, Coughlin and Shurnas noted that these patients "should be treated with arthrodesis."2
Although arthrodesis is a good way for the surgeon to get a patient with severe hallux rigidus comfortable, it is obviously not a good way to get mechanical improvement. In order to achieve optimal function, we should try to avoid arthrodesis as much as possible. I also think we have overextended the surgery as many patients with Grade 1 and 2 hallux limitus do not need surgery and are not even experiencing enough pain to warrant surgery. Generally, these are the type of patients who respond to conservative care.
In addition, those with Stage 3 and Stage 4 hallux rigidus are the patients who have surgery and often have very little or no cartilage. Yet surgeons can salvage the joint with arthroplasty instead of arthrodesis in many of these cases.
For years, I have been using a progressive cheilectomy to arthroplasty for Stages 1 through 4 hallux rigidus that are symptomatic. Obviously, most symptomatic hallux ridigus that is not responsive to conservative care would be in the Stage 3 to Stage 4 categories. Nevertheless, there are occasional cases that are not responsive to conservative care in the Stage 1 and 2 categories. While I do cheilectomy primarily for Stages 1 and 2 (which seems standard), I do a more aggressive form of arthroplasty for Stages 3 and 4. While I first started doing this as a Valenti procedure, I have modified this and the procedure doesn't resemble a Valenti at all anymore.3,4
It has been the case for years that foot and ankle surgeons have dealt with hallux limitus as if it was an "all or none" problem. Either it is beyond the scope of a simple cheilectomy or it needs arthrodesis. Based on my own experience, there are very few patients who would not desire another option.
Although arthrodesis makes people comfortable, it does cause problems in mobility and agility. In addition, implant arthroplasty is equally bad in that it causes a transfer of weight, less than adequate range of motion and its own set of problems with implant failure and displacement. I have found that five years after an implant, patients rarely maintain joint motion and functionality.
Many authors have theorized as well that the longevity of implants decreases with high degrees of activity, rendering implant arthroplasty less than the procedure of choice when considering highly active individuals. I also think that one cannot achieve functional independence as easily with an implant — particularly subject to these problems — as it could be with other types of surgical arthroplasty.
It is so misunderstood that in an article, "Diagnosis and Treatment of First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Disorders, Section 2: Hallux Rigidus," describing clinical practice guidelines for first metatarsophalangeal joint disorders, the panel shows an algorithm of treatment, which refers to "cheilectomy (including modified Valenti)."5 There is no way this very destructive procedure of a Valenti is any type of a cheilectomy. In fact, it is a modification of a Keller and Mayo procedure. This is a very destructive procedure for Stage 3 and Stage 4 lesions, but it is listed in this article for Stage 1 and Stage 2 lesions.
I think it has been a long-held myth that a Valenti is nothing more than an aggressive cheilectomy. A Valenti is rather a true joint destructive procedure, which has significant ramifications if surgeons use it for more minor cases of hallux limitus and in cases in which the majority of cartilage is normal.
I think this is a misconception that can lead to significant misinterpretation of surgical reasoning. These are fairly old practice guidelines that are long outdated in many ways. While acknowledging that some patients with hallux limitus need to go on to arthrodesis and that the implant has the good effects of reasonably eliminating joint pain and occasionally increasing range of motion, implant arthroplasty currently does not have many indications due to the numerous factors of complications with implants.6
It is stunning to me how many people give implant arthroplasty and arthrodesis as the only methods of treating Stage 4 hallux rigidus. It is disappointing that patients who really need other options do not get a choice.
When it comes to patients who do not respond to a more aggressive non-implant arthroplasty type of procedure, I actually think the sequence of procedures to consider would be as follows: cheilectomy to a more radical cheilectomy; then a Valenti type of procedure; and, lastly, arthrodesis.
Additionally, I think the surgeon employs much more risk in performing these non-implant arthroplasties as opposed to arthrodesis as there is still motion. Therefore, with these non-implant arthroplasties, there is still the possibility of joint pain (including rheumatic joint pain), such as pain in the tendons, sesamoids and capsule as well as joint pain emanating from degeneration of the joint as well. Obviously, arthrodesis eliminates this possibility. However, it also makes one generally less able to have agility and be more prone to transfer weight when the foot is in certain positions due to the lack of joint motion.
To argue the point, my own experience is quite good with more aggressive types of arthroplasties. We had initial studies in which we used the Valenti procedure and showed a similar increase in range of motion to that of the double stem implant arthroplasty.3 We were able to increase motion and change the arthroplasty procedure we do currently. It is now nothing like a Valenti procedure and nothing like a cheilectomy. To call it either would be stretching the extremes of either procedure.
Toe purchase is obviously a problem in an athletic population as this can diminish stability at the first metatarsophalangeal joint when the patient is jumping or pivoting.
One would make a 6.0 cm linear incision over the first metatarsophalangeal joint. Employing sharp dissection, the surgeon should take care not to remove the capsule from the degenerative bone surrounding the first metatarsophalangeal joint.
Proceed with further dissection to expose the degenerated cartilage and hypertrophic bone. Remove the osteophytes from around the joint. It is important to remove debris that is within the joint as well as eccentric hypertrophic bone.
Not only does the surgeon remove ossifications, he or she would also remove central defects that are loose and causing trouble. Subchondral drilling of these defects as one would with an osteochondritis dissecans is occasionally necessary. Using power equipment, remove abnormal bone and severely degenerated cartilage in order to allow motion of the phalanx against the metatarsal without any obstruction on the metatarsal.
One can subsequently remove eccentric and hypertrophied bone from the proximal phalanx with a bone rongeur. Keeping the shape of the proximal phalanx prevents some of the dorsiflexion problems that typical Valenti enthusiasts have encountered.
An important part of the procedure is to mobilize the sesamoids sharply with a #15 blade. After mobilizing the sesamoids, the toe should dorsiflex 90 degrees. Only then do we begin closure. If the toe does not bend without resistance on the table, then we need to loosen things up more or perform a more aggressive resection dorsally.
For the first two weeks, elevation is key and the patient is not putting the foot below the waist except for a minimal amount of time. After the first two weeks, the patient will engage in an aggressive exercise program for the next six months to two years for passive range of motion, active range of motion and proprioceptive exercises of the first metatarsophalangeal joint. It is important that the patient adhere to this program. Otherwise, one can refer the patient to physical therapy for range of motion improvement.
Physicians can expect that edema will last for a minimum of six months after the procedure and weakness is a natural result of this procedure as tendons that have not moved for years are not going to have strength for awhile. Mobilization of the joint will give these tendons more responsibility at the time they are deficient in function.
In addition, the formation of sesamoiditis in sesamoids that have not moved for years is expected and an extraordinarily common result.3 Sesamoiditis still remains an easy problem to treat, particularly with offloading and seems to resolve within approximately six months after surgery. There are those occasions when sesamoiditis is continuing and recurring.
In conclusion, I think we have sometimes unnecessarily limited our scope of surgical procedures to cheilectomy, implants and arthrodesis. The truth is that we should focus more on alternative options of arthroplasty, which are non-implant procedures and have potentially more successful outcomes for the athletic population.
There are very few athletic patients who have had their athletic careers diminished by the presence of hallux limitus. In our practice, after patients have had this type of arthroplasty, they have shown remarkable improvement and returned to their desired athletic activity. This is true in the majority of cases we have seen.
Certainly, there is still an indication for arthrodesis and there are indications for implant arthroplasty as well. I just don't think we should rush from cheilectomy into implant arthroplasty or arthrodesis without considering alternate procedural choices that I have discussed above.
Dr. Grady is the Director of The Foot and Ankle Institute of Illinois. He is the Chief of the Podiatry Section of the Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the Director of the Podiatric Surgical Residency Program at the Westside Division of the Veterans Administration Chicago Healthcare System. He is board-certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, and the American Academy of Wound Management. Dr. Grady is a Fellow of the American Society of Podiatric Surgeons and is the Scientific Chairman of the Midwest Podiatry Conference.
1. Grady JF, Axe TM, Zager EJ, Sheldon LA. A retrospective analysis of 772 patients with hallux limitus. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 2002;92(2):102-8.
2. Coughlin MJ, Shurnas PS. Hallux rigidus. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2004;86-A Suppl(pt 2):119-30.
3. Grady JF, Axe TM. The modified Valenti procedure for the treatment of hallux limitus. J Foot Ankle Surg. 1994;33(4):365-7.
4. Grady JM. Die Resktionsarthroplastik nach Valenti zur Behandlung des fortgeschrittenen Hallux rigidus ("The Valenti resection arthroplasty in the treatment of advanced hallux rigidus"). Operative Orthopadie und Traumatologie. 2008;6:492-499.
5. Vanore JV, Christensen JC, Kravitz SR, Schuberth JM, Thomas JL, Weil LS, Zlotoff HJ, Mendicino RW, Couture SD; Clinical Practice Guideline First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Disorders Panel of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. Diagnosis and treatment of first metatarsophalangeal joint disorders. Section 2: Hallux rigidus. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2003;42(3):124-36.
6. DeHeer PA. The case against first metatarsal phalangeal joint implant arthroplasty. Clin Podiatr Med Surg. 2006;23(4):709-23.
For further reading, see "Key Insights On Treating Hallux Limitus" in the March 2007 issue of Podiatry Today, "How To Select The Right Procedure For Hallux Limitus" in the December 2003 issue or "Understanding The Biomechanical Effects Of Hallux Limitus" in the August 2007 issue.
Dr. Grady,
I have used the Valenti Arthroplasty and Keller Interpositional Arthroplasty with good success for
hallux limitus. I agree with you rethinking our approach to Hallux Limitus.
Emanuel Willis,DPM,FACFAS
Scholl's Class of 1986

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- About the Brewers' series, Quade offered another pearl in a seemingly endless string of completely oblivious ridiculousness. "A little bit different than [playing] Houston," he said. "There won't be a 'kids day' against these guys." Yeah. Playing the "kids" against a division-leading team that has a 0.00001% chance of missing the playoffs would be totally inappropriate. You've saved the Cubs, Mike!
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A University of Georgia study has looked at the irrigation habits of farmers in drought and rainy conditions for the past five years. And the study shows they can vary widely.
Scientists working on the Agricultural Water Potential Use and Management Program in Georgia, gathered data monthly from about 800 irrigated fields in the state.
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The initial study began in 1999 and is scheduled to end this month. But the Georgia Environmental Protection Division has asked that it continue another year. EPD funded the study with $250,000 in each of the five years.
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The 2002 growing season was a severe drought in Georgia. The corn farmers monitored that year in southwest Georgia applied, on average, 13 inches of water to their crop.
Farmers in coastal Georgia applied 7 inches that year. About 20 percent of those studied applied 5 inches or less, 45 percent applied 5 to 11 inches and 35 percent applied more than 11 inches.
"How much water farmers apply can't be tied to one number," Harrison says. "These are averages. The study tells us that irrigation management styles can vary widely for the same crop."
The 2003 growing season wasn't a drought year. Corn farmers that year applied, on average, about half the water they did in 2002.
"In the real world, farmers weigh the cost of applying water to how much return they get from increasing yields," Harrison says. It costs about $4 to apply 1 acre-inch of water.
The study also shows:
o Over the five-year study, 30 percent of the monitored sites had vegetables grown on them.
o Farmers apply about the same amount of water to vegetable crops like sweet corn, tomatoes and peppers as they do to row crops like peanuts and cotton. But they often have two vegetable crops in one year.
o The average age of a Georgia irrigation system is 13 years. But 80 percent of systems in the study have had newer, more efficient water nozzles put on them.
o Farmers applied irrigation most often on Thursday. They irrigated the least on Sunday.


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" You will find a great adventure—or a great adventure will find you! " The first of J.R.R. Tolkien's wonder-filled trilogy introduced millions to this promise. Tolkien draws various characters into his story, each of whom face evils within and without as they strive together towards one great task.
Jesus too calls people to great adventures of faith and to a grand mission in his name. In fulfilling our callings we find ourselves walking with other companions along the Christian way. We discover that we really do need each other, and indeed the Presence of God, as we journey. Yet it is not always easy to welcome those whom God brings to the journey alongside us.
We face both risks and rewards as we seek to obey our Lord and join in the divine plan in our cities and villages. But what does risk-taking mean for 21st century missions?
Ontario and Quebec are one of the most ethically- and culturally-diverse places in the world. People from over 200 nations and speaking hundreds of languages have come to live in our provinces. Missions for us involves not only sending missionaries overseas, but also welcoming people locally.
Several CBOQ churches now have over 40 different nations represented in their fellowship. The Christian church is called to muster a new sense of adventure, creativity, stamina and cooperation. We are learning to welcome and integrate new forms of worship, music, and ways of doing ministry into our fellowships.
Canadian Baptists have begun several risk-filled, sacrificial activities, seeking to be attentive and available to God. Some have been called to leave home, family, friends and everything familiar in obedience to God's call to missions and encounter repeated physical risks, even persecution. Others encounter risks of different kinds without ever leaving home. Like Saul, we must become aware of our own blindness. We must confront our tendencies to ignore or overlook people who are unlike us. Turbans, saris, mosques, gurdwaras, temples and the many other elements of global culture we now find in our communities should remind us that missions is both local and global.
From Jerusalem to Damascus to Montreal to New York, the great cities of the world can become welcoming centres for the Diasporas of the world. When we welcome people from other cultures, our life and witness will be strengthened. As we listen to and obey God's Word, great blessing awaits all of us, as we share in the great adventure of mission with Jesus. Like pebbles in a pond, we drop the gospel into the hearts of individuals all over this shrinking world. Those who are then arrested by the love of Christ will be moved to share the good news with others in distant places on this planet as well.
Colonies of S. dumicola were collected from roadside Acacia trees in the Northern Cape of South Africa in November 2015. Colonies were transported to the laboratory at the University of California, San Diego where they were fed with crickets weekly. In April-May 2016, we created 27 groups of 10 individually marked subadult females. We used acrylic paint to uniquely mark the abdomen of each spider. All individuals in each group came from one source colony, that is, individuals from different source colonies were not mixed. We measured the boldness (as described below) and mass (to 0.001 g) of all the spiders at the beginning and end of the experiment. We assigned 9 shy (latency to resume movement 400–600 s) individuals and one bold (latency to resume movement 0–200 s) individual to each group. Group size and composition followed previous work in this species that showed that the boldest individual in a group of 10 individuals acts as a keystone individual ( Pruitt and Keiser 2014 ). Individuals that were not assigned to the experimental groups, including those with a boldness score of 200–400, were returned to the source colony. This distribution of many shy individuals, few or no intermediate individuals, and a small number of very bold individuals is typical for S. dumicola colonies ( Pinter-Wollman et al. 2016 ). Groups were housed in 710 ml round plastic deli containers with a 5 × 5 cm chicken wire sheet that allowed the spiders to build both a retreat and a capture web. For the social perturbation experiments described below, we further isolated a large number of bold and shy individuals in 60 ml containers, where they were fed ad lib until they were added to the experimental groups.
To determine how social stability influences the effects of a keystone individual on group performance, we assigned the 27 groups to 3 different treatments with 9 groups in each treatment. Each source colony contributed evenly to the 3 treatments. In our experimental treatment, we replaced the boldest individual twice a week (i.e., every 3–4 days) for 3 weeks. Replacement was conducted by identifying the boldest individual in the group according to its unique paint marking, removing it from the group, and adding a previously isolated bold individual from the same source colony into the group. Isolated individuals maintain their boldness for up to 90 days ( Pinter-Wollman et al. 2016 ). Individuals that were removed from the group were returned to their source colony and were not reused in the experiment. As a control for the replacement procedure, we replaced a shy individual twice a week for 3 weeks in another 9 groups, using isolated shy individuals from the same source colony to replace them. Shy individuals were replaced on the same days as the bold individuals in the experimental treatment. To ensure that the shy- and bold-replacement treatments were similar, we replaced just 1 of the shy individuals such that the boldest individual and 8 of the shy individuals remained in the group for the entire duration of the study. Only 1 shy individual was repeatedly replaced, using a different individual for each replacement, as in the bold-replacement treatment. Finally, 9 groups were assigned to a "socially stable" control in which no individuals were removed from or added to the group. To control for the disturbance caused by replacing spiders in the other 2 treatments, the containers of the groups in the "socially stable" treatment were handled in the same way as the containers of the groups in the other 2 treatments but without changing group composition. Because we did not aim to test the well documented ( Keiser and Pruitt 2014 ; Pruitt and Keiser 2014 ; Pruitt and Pinter-Wollman 2015 ; Pruitt et al. 2016 ; Wright et al. 2016 ) effects of the presence or absence of a keystone individual on group performance, we did not include groups in which there were no bold individuals.
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Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram II formed the NFL's best backfield duo in 2017. The pair helped the Saints to the league's fifth-ranked rushing attack (129.4 yards per game) and combined for a whopping 139 receptions and 1,242 receiving yards.
The Saints backfield may take a slight step back, as Ingram was handed a four-game suspension for violating the league's performance-enhancing drugs policy. Ingram appealed the suspension, but it was upheld in arbitration.
This means the Saints will be without their leading rusher from 2017 for a month. But Kamara has the talent needed to start in Ingram's stead. The bad news is there isn't much depth behind Kamara.
Daniel Lasco was primarily a special-teamer and had his season cut short by a spinal injury in 2017. Trey Edmunds is another special-teamer who had just nine carries last season. Boston Scott is a rookie sixth-rounder out of Louisiana Tech. Zach Line is a blocking fullback who had just seven carries and two receptions in 2017.
New Orleans should be fine as long as Kamara stays healthy over the first month. Statistically, the Saints backfield might not be what it was in 2017, but it should still be one of the best groups in the NFL.
Starter: Kareem Hunt
Depth: Spencer Ware, Charcandrick West, Kerwynn Williams
Fullback: Anthony Sherman
Kansas City's Kareem Hunt was the league's most explosive back in 2017. He led the NFL with 1,327 yards rushing and also tied for the league lead with 12 rushes of 20 yards or more. And he tied for second with three rushes of at least 40 yards.
Hunt was also a tremendous pass-catcher, finishing with 53 receptions for 455 yards and three scores.
Unlike teams like the Steelers and the Rams, though, the Chiefs don't have just a one-man backfield. They have a tremendous backup in Charcandrick West, who averaged 4.0 yards per carry last season while catching 27 passes. They also have Spencer Ware, who missed all of last season with a torn PCL.
Before the injury, though, Ware was a budding star. In 2016, he rushed for 921 yards, averaged 4.3 yards per carry and caught 33 passes. If he's back to 100 percent, Kansas City will essentially have two starting-caliber backs and one of the better backups in the league.
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The College of Professional Studies and Advancement (CPSA) is the newer of National Louis University's two colleges. Since 1886, NLU has been helping students of all ages and backgrounds achieve their personal and professional goals. We offer a progressive and professional education for busy working adults that builds careers and strengthens communities.
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In 2014, National Louis University merged the College of Management and Business (CMB) and the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) to form the College of Professional Studies and Advancement. CPSA is comprised of three schools: School of Health and Human Services, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and School of Business and Management.
NLU chose to merge the colleges into one new entity that better represents the programs and areas of focus from CMB and CAS. The merger also positions NLU to ensure that we are providing a holistic, contemporary, leading-edge academic and professional experience for our students. This merged college truly reflects our commitment to serving adult and non-traditional students, aligns the portfolio in a strategic way that makes sense to the marketplace, and creates opportunities for students. CPSA will have an intensified focus on alignment with the professions for which we prepare graduates.
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Clinique High Impact ($14.00) is a "tube" mascara, which means that it isn't technically waterproof. Instead, it's heat, sweat, and water resistant so long as it isn't warm water. Since it isn't waterproof, it washes off easier than waterproof mascara–just use warm water. You can see me wearing it here.
Maybelline Full 'n Soft Waterproof ($7.00) gives you soft, full lashes that won't smudge, flake, or fade away in the hotter summer months. I love this mascara for a more natural lash look, but I always have a tube of the waterproof stuff for those lazy summer days, too.
Prescriptives Here to Stay ($19.50) gives you lots of length, richness in blackness, and it's designed to last you all day, literally–24 hours. It does a good job of holding up throughout the summer for sure.
L'Oreal Voluminous Waterproof ($8.00) gets you summerproofed lashes with lots of volume with wispy, lush lashes. I personally don't like to wear waterproof mascaras everyday, so I often opt for solid, proven drugstore buys for my waterproof mascaras.
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CHURUBUSCO — On a senior night punctuated by raindrops and emotional tributes to five senior ball players, the Churubusco Lady Eagle softball team weathered a rocky start and dug themselves out of a 3-0 hole, going on to post a 12-4 Northeast Corner Conference win over visiting Westview on Thursday night.The Lady Warriors came out swinging in the top of the first inning, putting up two runs on a walk, an RBI single by shortstop Amber Roth and a sacrifice fly by right fielder Kayla Yoder. A snap throw by Eagle catcher Chandler Blake to third baseman Savannah Labenz caught Westview's Hannah Witham off third base to end the Westview at bat and hold the Warrior lead to 2-0."We kind of expected to be down early," said Eagle Head Coach Wayne Gibson." They (Westview) have a tendency to start fast. They come out really aggressively at the plate."To read the rest of this story, see the May 10 issue of The Post and Mail. Don't have a subscription? Call (260) 244-5153 or subscribe to our e-edition. For breaking news, sports updates and additional coverage, bookmark the homepage and find us on facebook and twitter.


text: PSN Exclusive "Sideways" Announced Coming 2011 'Sideways' has been announced as a PSN exclusive for 2011 and is described as 'a unique adventure platformer set in and around the oh-so-gritty streets of New York City. The characters and story have been birthed from a fantastic world created by the quasi-evil geniuses at Fuel Industries and W!ldbrain.' Some rather lovely concept art and character design has been released (see below) but as far as game details go, Scott Simpson (studio director of Playbrains) is keeping things under wraps. At this point I would normally wrap up this news item however Scott Simpson appears to be somewhat of a comedian and has replied to practically every comment made about Sideways on the PS Blog. Here are some hand picked highlights: KwietStorm: Looks cool. Maybe some similarities with jet set radio? Scott: None that our lawyers will admit to. SolindSnakeSSX: Will it be 2D or 3D in terms of gameplay? Scott: Yes. EJ25: Cool artstyle. Hopefully there's a good game behind it! You know, that one element that gamers really want. Scott: Agreed, my friend. We're working on it. We promise the gameplay will end up being at least 38% awesomer than the art style (measured by volume). Glo_box 81: look cool Scott: In these shorts, you bet i do. Oh, wait– you meant the game. Yes, the game looks cool, too. Slyinsano: Is this a 3D platformer, or a sidescroller? I'm confused because all you said to someone above was "Yes". Scott: Yes. Zekececil: Is/Will this be part of the Play, Create, Share genre? It looks good enough and it looks like it could work. Scott: Nah. We're more of a "Play. Destroy. Brag" kind of game. We never were good with sharing toys as children. Jetup: Uhhhh, is that bunny throwing up pink…blood…? Scott: It's totally a Chordata Rorschach-type deal. What did you see in the pink bunny vomit? Zekececil: Wait! Are those tiny pink bunnies in the pink bunny vomit? Scott: Paging Dr. Freud…Paging Dr. Sigmund Freud. DJryuzaki: [Bees] are soulless honey making machines in my eyes. They live to produce honey for me and bears. Preferably bears that get stuck in trees and rabbit holes. Scott: Those are the best kind of bears. Except for the kind that wear hats and collars & ties. DJryuzaki: We should never trust owls… they are watching us while we sleep. Scott: Not to mention the hooting. Always with the hooting. DJryuzaki:Also, I heard this new movie shows them making battle helmets. You know we are in trouble when they can make armor. Scott: As if they needed another reason to act improperly smug over all other animals. Stupid owls.[/p] Source


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Today I bring you the second of my three Ritter Sport 2010 Winter-Kreation bar reviews, showcasing this Oragen-Marzipan variant. Last week I kicked off my latest series of Ritter Sport posts by sharing my thoughts on the Nuss in Nugatcreme bar (if you missed it See HERE). This second helping of Ritter winter goodness sounded a little more exciting in terms of it's proposition, and came described as 'milk chocolate with orange marzipan (44.0%)'. As ever the rest of my family were keen as mustard trying out a new Ritter Sport flavour. My father's passion for anything containing marzipan only further made their opinions for this review an inevitability.
Nicking this line directly from my review last week 'All three of these new Winter-Kreation flavours come up in the standard 100.0g size aswell as the mini block format for those that prefer their chocolate in more manageable sizes' (I told you I would just cut and paste haha!!). As you can see the packaging was also broadly consistent, though had the obvious adaptation of the secondary orange colour scheme and relevant marzipan pictures. When unsealed the plastic packet released an appetising set of fruity orange smells that mixed well with the more familiar Ritter milk chocolate scents. As expected the the marzipan filling looked well portioned sandwiched between layers of exterior chocolate layers.
Before tasting this bar both my father and I expressed our surprise that Ritter had chosen to use a milk chocolate coating as opposed to the usual dark chocolate that coats their standard marzipan offering. Given that this is probably my thirtieth Ritter Sport review that has used the same milk chocolate, I wont go full on in to the micro detail of the taste, but I can say that our preconceived concerns about the pairing of milk chocolate and marzipan were ill founded. Ultimately the chocolate was nothing more, nothing less than it's sweet, generic milky self. The word 'generic' may sound bad, but as ever this wasn't such a bad thing for this Ritter bar, as it allowed greater expression of the inner filling which was frankly very good. Texture wise it was just about right in terms of moistness and viscosity, and importantly avoided that dry, grainy cloying mouth feel that can be associated with cheaper quality marzipan. Flavour wise it was equally as enjoyable, with the juicy, orange influence coming straight to the party amongst the more subtle almond nut taste. Four chunks of this chocolate was a more than satisfying amount to eat at one time - I'm not sure that having any more than that in a sitting it would be quite as enjoyable.
Overall although this wasn't the best ever Ritter Sport flavour I think it is one that is well suited to the time of year, and it will certainly please many a consumer this Christmas time. It would have been interesting to see whether the filling would have been better matched with an outer portion of dark chocolate, but ultimately the milk chocolate did a more than satisfactory job, and despite initial concerns it carried the fruity flavoured marzipan with the same efficiency that it has done for other Ritter flavours. Whilst it may not be have been perfection by Ritter, this was still a very competent flavoured offering and the orange twist proved to be a very welcome bit of flavour development on the already very competent marzipan. Like I always do, I have left the 'best until last' for my reviews of this Ritter Sport Winter-Kreation range. This Orangen-Marzipan was great, but expect even better things to come next week when I review the last bar in this years winter collection.
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Word that billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson plans to "double down" on future campaign contributions apparently caught Gov. Bobby Jindal's ear.
National news organizations report Jindal met with Adelson while in Las Vegas last month for the Republican Governors Association conference. The meeting adds to speculation in the national media that Louisiana's governor is setting up the framework for a White House run in four years.
Jindal declined over the past three days to comment to on his conversation with Adelson.
However, knocking on Adelson's door is a clear indication that Jindal is at least looking at the 2016 presidential race, said Charlie Cook, editor and publisher of The Cook Political Report in Washington, D.C..
"People thinking about possibly running for president down the road do meet with rich people all the time," Cook said Wednesday.
Not that Cook expects Jindal to admit it. "I can't name you one person that says, 'I am today seriously thinking about running for president in 2016.' That's not what you do," Cook said.
Adelson, chairman and chief executive officer of the Las Vegas Sands Corp., is one of the wealthiest people in the U.S. and a prolific campaign contributor. He reportedly gave $150 million to Republicans during the most recent election cycle.
Most of his money in 2012 went to losing campaigns. However, he told The Wall Street Journal this week that he plans to continue giving and, in fact, might double what he gives.
On paper, Adelson and Jindal appear to have little in common. Adelson favors abortion rights. His company operates a casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Jindal opposes abortion and the expansion of gambling.
Adelson told The Wall Street Journal that he makes friends through his "pocket personality" rather than his looks.
After Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney lost the race, Jindal quickly shifted from supporter to outspoken critic.
Jindal usually deflects questions about his ambitions by proclaiming his love for his current job.
In Las Vegas, Jindal gave interviews to national news organizations while ignoring local media in Louisiana. Also on his agenda, according to news organizations such as Politico, was a meeting at the Venetian Hotel with Adelson. Other Republican governors named as possible 2016 presidential candidates took the time to meet with Adelson as well.
Republican Party State Chairman Roger Villere Jr. said Jindal could have talked to Adelson about making business investments in Louisiana. "All I know is he's still got a number of years to be governor," Villere said.
Former state Insurance Commissioner Jim Brown, whose son-in-law advised Romney on foreign policy, said Jindal is exploring his options behind first-tier possible candidates Paul Ryan and Jeb Bush.
"He's had his toe in the water for the last three years," Brown said.


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Digital connection with the HEOR audience is exploding; HealthEconomics.Com is the nexus of this connection. The appointment of Dana Minyard to oversee IT and Operations will enable us to meet demand and continue our leadership in this area.
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HealthEconomics.Com announced today that Mr. Dana Minyard has joined the firm to further expand their growing website of online resources for the healthcare value and market access arena, and to facilitate the fast-growing firm's internal operations. Dana Minyard comes with a wealth of experience within the communications and information technology industry, having spent more than two decades working for large media corporations, including Meredith Corporation and Morris Network Inc., where he was instrumental in improving computer technology capabilities, managed internal systems for employee communications, and played a key role in creative services for client and corporate advertising. Dana was most recently Creative Services Producer for Fox Carolina 21 in Greenville, South Carolina, and prior to that played a pivotal role in the Engineering/IT department at WCBI-TV LLC, in Columbus, Mississippi.
Minyard joins HealthEconomics.Com in advance of an important website re-launch as well as an expansion of marketing and advertising services where he will oversee all facets of information technology and internal operation processes. Dr. Patti Peeples, Founder and President of HealthEconomics.Com says, "Dana has been a key consultant to HealthEconomics.Com for the past two years, and his ability to identify unique solutions to our fast-changing and ever-expanding IT and operational needs sets him apart from his peers. We view his full-time appointment as a sign of our firm's continued growth and he will further enable us to lead the industry in online resources for the pharmaceutical healthcare value arena. Further, Mr. Minyard is highly creative and a seasoned advertising executive, and this skill will facilitate the growth of a new service line of establishing an in-house advertising agency to further serve our client's marketing needs in the health economics and outcomes research field."
Dana will operate out of a new office devoted to all IT functions, located in Greenville, South Carolina, further expanding HealthEconomics.Com's existing offices in Florida and New Jersey. Minyard comments, "I am excited to start a new challenge within HealthEconomics.Com and look forward to working with the team to develop their already extensive website and service suite and to expand their internal operational capabilities. I am fortunate to be joining such a respected company in the important and growing field of health economics and market access."
HealthEconomics.Com is the world's most comprehensive and credible website for resources in healthcare value and market access and is a trusted resource for the biopharmaceutical and healthcare industry. HealthEconomics.Com, established in 1994, also provides policy updates, professional development, education resources, jobs and conferences for health economics, outcomes research, and reimbursement professionals. The website attracts 10,000 visitors every month and the well-respected HealthEconomics.Com Newsletter reaches 20,000 professionals every week.


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Jean said that Cho contacted him via a message on Facebook to arrange a phone call on Thursday in which the American skater personally apologized for his actions, a day before talking about the allegations publicly.
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"I always had a good relationship with Simon," Jean added."I've known him for many years."
Cho told a news conference in Salt Lake City, Utah that he agreed to coach Jae Su Chun's demand to tamper with Jean's stakes after the command was made a third time and in Korean by Jae Su Chun.
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"It's a very unfortunate incident. It's not something that has ever happened in our sport. As Oliver said earlier: 'You can't change the past,'" Moss said.
Cho maintained Chun was angry at the Canadians and convinced they had aided another team to ensure the U.S. had been eliminated. Cho said the tampering took just a few seconds, and was done with a blade bender normally used to ensure a skater's blade follows the proper radius in short track.
"I always knew it was wrong that day," Cho said. "I was very scared. I was frightened. And I was intimidated."
He said Chun at the time said he would take full responsibility if the tampering were ever discovered. But when Cho spoke with him about it a month ago, he said Chun denied any involvement.
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Cho has not signed the complaint and continues to skate with the National Racing Program under interim coach Jun Hyung Yeo. But said he would not skate for Chun.
Cho, who turns 21 in a few days, couldn't say what would happen with Chun or the other coaches but said he has been "honest and forthright" with all investigations.
"I hope that I can make up for my mistake and continue to skate in the future," said Cho, a 2010 Olympic relay bronze medallist and 2011 individual world champion.
On Sunday, after failing to qualify for the U.S. fall World Cup team, Cho said he expected to be banned or suspended because of the charges.
Chun's lawyer, Russell Fericks, did not immediately return an email seeking comment Friday.
But on Thursday he said it was his personal opinion that Cho is "young and impressionable."
"It is sad that he feels compelled to support the irresponsible canard that coach Chun instructed him to tamper with another skater's skate," Fericks said.
Cho's lawyer reiterated Friday that his client acted under great pressure.
"He had nothing personally to gain from doing it, and it was an isolated incident completely inconsistent with who Simon is as a person. Simon is admitting his mistake, apologizing to those affected by his actions, and taking responsibility for what he did," lawyer John Wunderli said.
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I've discovered cotton sateen. Stretch too!
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Armani Cotton for the colar
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Jan 22, 2012, 01.27 AMby domestic-divaonline
Sateen is wonderful and you've made it look marvelous with your design and contrasting choices.
Jan 17, 2012, 12.00 AMby sewtessuti
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Jan 11, 2012, 06.47 AMby Swirlz1
This is so well made, can't believe the skills of a novice can do this… Very inspiring
Jan 11, 2012, 04.31 AMby sarahwau
I love the dress and I love cotton sateen. Stretch cotton sateen sounds even better :-).
Jan 10, 2012, 10.40 AMby Priscilla Folley
Very elegant, just like you said. Very flattering – good job!
Jan 10, 2012, 04.29 AMby Seeks Corey
Love the collar. It definitely makes the dress here. (Though the dress is certainly nice as is.)
Jan 10, 2012, 03.58 AMby Julia Morley
looks great! The collar makes it perfect.
Jan 10, 2012, 02.16 AMby schnui
It is a really nice dress and I do like the the striped collar. I use to like cotton sateen but found it often shrunk and kept shrinking. Please let me know if this no longer happens as I would like to use it again to make some pants.
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It is lovely. The stripe fabric for the collar does give the dress more personality. (I too am a fan of cotton sateen!)
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