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Altered signal is seen at pubic attachment of adductor muscles appearing hyperintense on T2W and STIR images suggesting adductor strain.
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Adductor strain is the commoner and mild cause of groin pain (also called 'pulled groin'), frequently encountered in active individuals (especially soccer players). In such cases, its important to visualize the conjoint adductor attachment at pubic symphysis, to look for either adductor muscle microtears, any visible muscle clefts, or osteitis pubis (especially common in females).
This case depicts characteristic MR features of adductor strain.
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SKY NEWS has released a video that shows Faisal Shahzad and Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud shaking hands and hugging sometime before the failed attack in New York in May.
During the video, Shahzad says: "Today, along with the leader of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan Hakimullah Mehsud and under the command of Amir al-Mumineen Mullah Mohammed Omar Mujahid (may Allah protect him), we are planning to wage an attack on your side, inshallah."
Last month, in a statement read out in a US court, Shahzad admitted receiving training in Pakistan about how to "wage an attack" in America. The 30-year-old defendant admitted: "How to make a bomb, how to detonate a bomb.
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Tourist Targeted Mozambique Map
This map is perfect for travellers. On the one side there is a large map of mainland Mozambique, flanked by boxes of more detailed maps. On the flip side there is a bakkie-load of smaller, more focused maps and informational goodies. These boxes of information make it really easy to plan your route to the activities and attractions that tickle your fancy.
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I love photos. I love them in my photo albums, on my walls and in my maps. This Mozambique map has photos! It's a great way to show you exactly what you should expect from a certain area or specific activity.
Above: Photos add a much needed dash of colour to the Mozambique map
The actual map is full-colour and manages to cram a whole lot of information into a small stretch of coast without it seeming too cluttered. The neat icons are an easy way to show you exactly where you can expect to find accommodation, airports, petrol stations, toll roads, diving spots and camping areas. There are also red stars with bold text indicating areas you may want to know about (basically, points of interest), like great spots for bird watching, nature reserves, forests and sanctuaries. Of course, the map also has a handy index that helps you find your way around the map easily.
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Whether you have your heart set on taking a cocktail sipping cruise of sorts, or simply want to fish, this map shows you exactly where to find all the rivers, lakes, dams and swamps in Mozambique.
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After all the main touristy areas, activities and routes are pointed out, it's time to get down to the more technical stuff, and this MapStudio Mozambique Map definitely delivers.
One of the information grids that caught my eye is the Temperatures chart. It outlines exactly what temperatures you can expect when in Maputo and Beira in each season. Impressive!
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If at any stage you need to get to your country's embassy in Maputo, whip out your Mozambique map, because there is a sky-full of the blue star markers scattered throughout the map, showing users where their embassy is located.
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A large number of travellers take a GPS with them on their travels. Why not? It makes life so much easier. This Mozambique map has acknowledged the population's love for the GPS and has included GPS coordinates throughout its map so that you can decide where you'd like to go from looking at the map, punch in the coordinates, and drive. Simple.
Now this is the part that gets detailed, but brilliant. Along some of the roads you'll find additional notes that tell you when to expect the road to be flooded, or what time of year you'll need a 4x4 to travel a specific route. Very helpful.
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Me: Oh, man! I haven't showered in, like, 4 days, and i just fell in a big puddle of mud!
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I have to admit that I was waiting a long time to call the SIGMA SD1 my own.
Now finally it happened and all I can say is WOW.
As someone who has had hands on experience with all previous SIGMA DSLRs and has used every single one intensively, the first contact was a very special experience.
First of all I have to say that the packaging the camera came in was very nice. White box, separate sections for accessories and very nicely packed.
After opening the box and first holding the camera, it fits very nicely in my hands. If you have big hands like me, you'll enjoy the tight grip. The grip is perfectly formed to make sure you can hold the camera for hours without feeling tired when using it.
The weight is also very reasonable. Not too light and definitely not too heavy as some have said in the past. The body is of excellent build quality and especially when compared to the Sigma SD14 and SD15, it feels very professional and nice, not as plasticy as the previous models.
The display is bright and easy to read, but it's still the LCD that's used in the SD15 – so no high resolution for this baby. For me this isn't an issue as I am not using the display to determine the quality of the image, but more to check the composition. So this is enough for me, but may not be for others.
The camera brings the basic functions (P,A,S,M) and is not cluttered with unnecessary gimicks like Night mode and such.
There is no liveview or video function, this is due to the fact that the processing power needed to process such immense data was not up to the task back then when the camera was introduced (2011).
You can easily change settings using the QS button (quick select), where you can find 2 screens with 4 settings each. Quick and easy as I would say. Also to check the settings you have a func button next to the view finder.
The ISO range is from ISO 100 to ISO 6400 but I would only recommend using up to ISO 1600 if you feel like you need to take coloured pictures. The modes above should be only used for Black and White images.
Special function:
Since the SD9, SIGMA provides its cameras with a removable dust protector, for cleaning purposes.
Since the SD10, this dust filterdoubles as an infrared filter to make the cameras capable of capturing infrared images.
All SIGMA DSLRs to this date use the Foveon X3 image sensor to capture the images.
Foveon sensor:
The Foveon X3 image sensor is a very special and sometimes difficult sensor that needs a lot of light to deliver best image quality.
It's structure is similar to that of colour film as it uses 3 layers to gather light from different parts of the visible spectrum. That means that each pixel can capture 3 different colour values at once which is different to the way that normal bayer pattern sensors work. Those gather the colour information by using a colour filter in front of each sensor pixel. Each pixel can only capture one colour tone which can be red, green or blue using a fixed pattern. Later this information is used in the RAW developers to interpolate the final colour value for each image pixel. The green colour filters on a bayer pattern sensor are twice as many as the red and blue which gives a higher sensitivity to the green areas of an image.
The downside of this process is that it can introduce colour artifacts such as colour moire. For this the camera makers found a good solution by using an anti aliasing filter in front of the sensor to blur high frequency patterns. Unfortunately these types of filter can also cause the issue that images recorded from bayer pattern sensors are much blurrier than the ones captured with sensors that do not sport one, like the Foveon sensor.
How does this Foveon sensor work then?
In early stages of developing image processors based on silicium, it happened that a few scientists realised that silicium absorbes different part of the colour spectrum in different depth of the material. Later, Richard B. Merrill, Dick Lyon and Carver Mead developed the "vertical colour filter" Foveon X3 technology that was able to read out this full colour information from one pixel. This technology doesn't need any bayer pattern filter in front of the pixels and also gets rid of the anti aliasing filter as there is no need to blur the information gathered because no interpolation to estimate a colour at a pixel is needed.
This results in astonishing clarity in the images captured with a Foveon sensor and detail resolved down to pixel level.
What does this mean for the end user? Let me put it that way, you cannot compare the image resolution from a pure number point of view. Neither, a 15 MP Foveon, nor a 15 MP Bayer image can be compared using conventional charts. The Foveon image will resolve more detail at its base ISO than the bayer equivalent. Sigma states that for B/W resolution this new sensor would be comparable to a 30 MP Bayer sensor and I would say that this is pretty impressive. For colour resolution this is a different thing. The Foveon would be more consistent with its resolution whereas for a bayer pattern sensor it depents heavily on the subject. Having lots of colour contrasts means that it will introduce more artifacts and in fact, for those images you might need a 46 MP bayer imager. For images with almost no colour contrast, a 24-30 MP imager would be enough to compare with this Foveon.
But lets just say, the images that you can capture with it are full of detail and with very amazing colour fidelity in both, print and on screen.
However, lets face it, this camera has some downsides.
1. Due to the low ISO range, it wouldn't be the best idea to try to capture a black cat in the dark, unless you want black and white images
2. To utilise the sensors resolution, you need the best of lenses. Because of the high colour contrast resolution it would be a bad idea to use cheap lenses like kit lenses or cheap 18-250mm lenses. Every flaw of the lens will be resolved with this sensor.
3. You need to have some time to do a photo shoot. Anyone wanting to use this camera for sports or action photography should look elsewhere. The data of 46 MP need to be processed by the small computer inside the camera and depending on the RAW size and complexity it can take between 8 and 20 seconds. The buffer fills after 7 consecutive images in Full Res, using Low Res it is still 14 images. Lower resolution and Jpeg is much faster, between 2 and 3 seconds per image.
4. Due to the depth of the sensor, you will quickly lose colour information starting with ISO 800 and it gets much worse past ISO 1600. Better try to use B/W then or a different camera.
5. No Scene modes. The user needs to have some photographic background and be able to cover all the basics by himself. This is not a camera to try out if you don't know what you do. I will be no fun and can be frustrating for those.
6. For Windows there is only one software capable of processing the X3Fs from the Merrill cameras. Sigma Photo Pro covers the basics in RAW processing but for further editing, other programs are needed. Also keep in mind that this software is not one of the fastest, so bring some time for editing too. On the MAC, in addition to Sigma Photo Pro, there is Iridient RAW Developer which can also process and edit the images. Adobe and other developers have support in the pipeline, but nothing has been released as of yet.
Let me add a few words to Sigma Photo Pro. This is a free RAW developer. It brings basic developing tools, nothing more. There are no tools to rotate in degree steps, crop, heal dust spots or allow for perspective correction. Nevertheless, it has some killer features. The Fill Light feature allows you to create HDR like images out of a single RAW image by equalizing the dark and bright areas in the image. This keeps the details in the image or recovers them to create a final image. Phantastic.
Also be careful when sharpening the images. I usually export the images with values between -1 and -1.5 and sharpen them in other programs. You can say that you might be able to cut your eyes, thats how sharp they are.
If after all you still think that you can live with the flaws, you get a camera and a sensor that doesn't face much competition in the DSLR market.
Looking at the price, you have to admit that the marked has very few competitors and this sensor alone deserves a little premium in price.
For myself, I am very happy with this camera.
Image quality (Low ISO): 5/5
Image quality (High ISO): 2/5 (Colour), 4/5 (B/W)
Handling: 4/5 (Very goot menu structure, quick buttons, nice grip, just a bit slow in some areas)
Box content: 5/5 (Localised manual, charger, camera cap, camera strap, video cable)
Extra features: Foveon Sensor, removable infrared / dust filter
Total: ~4/5
Final words:
All I can say is that it is expensive but good! Anyone who practices photography as a hobby (like I do) probably doesn't really need this camera. Smaller cams like SD15 or other APS-C cameras from Canon/Nikon/Pentax/Sony or others will also do the job. But if you're someone that requires really high image quality, and can live with all the quirks of this camera – you should consider this camera. I don't wanna go back.
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Meteorologists say the end of last year's La Nina may produce uncertain climate forecasts
PASADENA, CA (UPI) | July 1, 2011
U.S. meteorologists say the end of last year's La Nina phenomenon three months ago could leave climate forecasts in limbo, with a high degree of uncertainty.
The period between the La Nina and El Nino phenomena has been dubbed La Nada -- the nothing -- by NASA climatologist and oceanographer Bill Patzert, who says previous protracted La Nada periods have often delivered unruly jet stream patterns and wild weather swings.
While some forecasters have suggested La Nada will bring about normal weather conditions, other climatologists are pondering whether a warm El Nino pattern -- which often follows La Nina -- may be lurking in the near future, a release from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., said this week.
That would be perfectly fine for the United States, Patzert says.
"For the United States, there would be some positives to the appearance of El Nino this summer," he says. "The parched and fire-ravaged southern tier of the country would certainly benefit from a good El Nino soaking.
"Looking ahead to late August and September, El Nino would also tend to dampen the 2011 hurricane season in the United States.
"We've had enough wild and punishing weather this year. Relief from the drought across the southern United States and a mild hurricane season would be very welcome," Patzert says.
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I vaguely remember hearing about a security issue that involved the jre/lib/ext directory. I do have the latest J2SE5 installed, and at least one program that used to work now runs into problems when trying to load something from a Jar file that is in the jre/lib/ext directory, but not in the classpath. It seems to work when I add the Jar to the classpath.
So I'm guessing that the days of saying "just put the jar in the jre/lib/ext directory" are no more. Can anyone confirm/deny this?
[Later] If I do a Java installation, I seem to get two jre/lib/ext directories. I have a directory called "ProgTools" where I put Java, and a jre/lib/ext appears there, and that's where I've been putting the extra Jars. There's a second one that appears under "Program Files" regardless of where I install Java. Oddly, Ant seems to find the ProgTools jars during compilation, but if I try to run a program by hand (without Ant), I have to explicitly put the Jar in my classpath to get it to work. What I haven't tried yet is taking all the extra entries out of my classpath and moving the Jars from the Progtools to the Program Files jre/lib/ext directory.
The thing is, I'm pretty sure it was working before I upgraded to J2SE5.01. There may be an configuration variable somewhere that says which jre/lib/ext directory to use.
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This is a story asking what if a normal young woman from our time was accidentally thrown back in time to ancient Egypt... when Yami was Pharaoh?
I do not own Yugioh or any of the characters... except for my own, Jenna.
Jenna Shedoru simply couldn't believe what she'd just heard. She stared at her employer at Cineplex Theaters, Mr. Walters. "What do you mean, I'm fired? What did I do?"
"I received a complaint from one of your fellow employees that you got angry her over some matter and you yelled at her, which was bad enough, but it was right behind the concession stand where any customer could see it. Such behavior can not and WILL not be tolerated."
She almost blew her top. This just wasn't her day. She had woken up this morning to find the fridge in her little on bedroom apartment had stopped running during the night and now half of the food in it was spoiled. Her landlord was getting on her ass about paying her rent, was threatening to evict her, and the bills were piling up. "Oh, so I'm just supposed to let her walk all over me? She and her little bubblebut friend waltzed out on me leaving me to watch the main concession, ice cream stand, hot lunch and specialty coffee!! There are supposed to be two people on at all time to watch all four of them! She came back, but her friend didn't. I asked if I could go on my break, and she told me NO because of the reason I just pointed out to you! She has been a pain in my ass ever since I got hired on! Why don't you go fire HER sorry ass instead?"
His gaze hardened. "You have also been late twice in the last two months."
"There is a train track on my way to work! I can't control when the train decides to go bounding on by, you know! And I don't have a cell phone to call and tell you when that happens because I can't afford one! Neither of those times was my fault!"
"You are an unreliable employee, and that's all there is to it, Miss Shedoru. We cannot have you on board any longer." He handed her her last paycheck, which would only amount to about $280... for the last six days of work. "At least you won't have to wait to get this, since I took the liberty of putting it together myself. Now, I'm sorry, but things just weren't working out for you here."
She scowled. "Fine. Be a prick! This job was shit anyways! Later asshole!" She turned on her heel and left the room, making sure to slam the door as she left, catching the attention of some of the employees and customers in the main hall. She took off her overshirt uniform and cap, letting her long blonde hair billow down her back, and tossed them, along with her name tag, on the main desk in front of Lance Peterson, one of her fellow employees who just happened to have a huge crush on her.
"Jenna? What's up?" He asked, getting to his feet and following her.
"I was just fired." She said, a scowl on her face.
"What? Why? What happened?"
"Brittany Greer is what happened! I told you the break story, right? Well, she went whining to Mr. Walters and he fired me on the spot! I told him what happened and he didn't even care! He's just got a hard on for that stuck up little bitch!"
He sighed and shook his head. "Damn, man. I'm sorry to hear about that. The world sucks today for sure." Then he brightened. "Hey, why don't I bring you out for coffee? You know... to cheer you up?"
She sighed. "Sorry, Lance. I would, but I have to get home, get changed, and head out to my parents place. They're having this big dinner and they really want me there."
He looked crushed immediately. "Okay. But hey! I'll drop you a line later in the week! Maybe we could hook up!"
She gave him a small smile. "I guess it's a possibilty. But you should get back to your post before Walters comes and fires your ass too. I'll see you around." She gave him a small wave and headed out to her car.
Home was about twenty blocks away. She pulled her small 1985 Omni into the parking lot and got out with a sigh, making her way into her apartment. She got a bag of chips out of the cupboard, picked up the phone, and dialed her parents.
"Hi, Mom. It's me. I just got home from work. I'm just going to get ready and head out, okay?" Her mother picked up on the tone of her voice and asked her if something was wrong. It was amazing how parents could pick up on little things like that. "I got fired, but that's okay. I'll have another job in no time... Yeah, I'll explain what happened when I get there. It'll be about two hours or so, so just sit tight. I'll see you soon. Buh bye." She hung up the phone with a sigh, then set about having a shower and getting changed. Then she spent a few minutes on her hair, put on a little makeup, snatched up her keys and headed out once more.
The drive to her parents place took about an hour, since they lived way out in the country. She was twenty minutes away, driving on a rarely used road, when she heard a loud bang and felt the front left tire blow on her. She struggled with the wheel a little and pulled over to the side of the road. She got out of the car and immediately swore.
"FUCK! This is just what I needed! I fucking blowout in fucking nowheresville!" She moaned. There weren't any houses around for miles and hardly anybody used this road. She had no way to get help since she had no cell phone. "My day just couldn't get any worse..."
Then something even she couldn't predict happened. Suddenly it felt as if the Earth was being shaken to bits beneath her feet. She screamed in alarm, wondering what was going on. She was in Alberta, Canada... there were no earthquakes in Alberta!! What was going on?
Then a hole of darkness seemed to open up beneath her feet like a great gaping maw, all set to swallow her up, a strange violet mist seemingly glowing in the darkness. She plummeted downwards, and through the mist, saw strange beasts, the likes of which she'd never seen before, some with gaping maws filled with razor sharp teeth. Some were small, only the size of a chicken... and others were enormous... the size of the apartment complex where she lived.
An insane fear tore through her mind as she continued her descent, and she let out a mind numbing, bone chilling scream. She saw a point of light appear before her, drawing nearer and nearer. Then all at once, she was blinded by the light, felt her body scream in pain, and then saw only darkness.
The Pharaoh and his six high priests were doing battle with Bakura and his Diabound monster, when it unleashed its special attack, that unexpectedly went awry when High Priest Seto's own monster countered it with a special move of his own. The end result was some strange mass of darkness that opened up above the battle field. Even Bakura looked dumbfounded, upon seeing this strange phonomenon.
"What... is that?" the Pharaoh asked, staring at the strange swirling mass.
Isis, his High Priestess, stiffened, fingering her necklace. "My Pharaoh! I am detecting a great disturbance! Some sort of imbalance! It is as if it is a rip through space and time... linking throughout the Shadow Realm!"
The other priests and even Bakura stared at her in alarm, but then their heads whipped back to watch when they heard a terrified scream emenate from the mass of darkness. Seconds later a small form fell through, bouncing off of Diabound and flying across the great hall, slamming into the floor, bouncing again, striking the wall, and then lying still.
Bakura smirked. "I don't know what that was all about and I don't really care," he said as the phenomenon seemed to collapse upon itself. "It's time for me to destroy you all!"
The Pharaoh looked at two of his priests. "Mahad! Isis! Check to see what it was that fell through! I will take care of Bakura!" The activated the power of his Millennium Puzzle, and summoned forth the Egyptian God Obelisk, much to the shock of all who watched. By doing so, he had just revealed himself to be the Chosen King. Obelisks attack caused much damage to Bakura's ba.
Bakura's eyes were wide now. "I leave... but I will return! Mark my words! You have not seen the last of me! And when next we meet, I will destroy you all!" He activated his monsters special ability, and the two of them vanished through the wall.
Obelisk vanished once more, no longer needed.
Isis and Mahad gasped in alarm. "Pharaoh!" she called from beside the still form.
The Pharaoh approached, the rest of his priests in tow. And when they saw the figure for themselves, their eyes went wide in shock.
The figure was a young woman, her face the color of a fine pale cream, and her hair golden like the sun. Her clothes were incredibly odd, some strange tunic that covered her upper torso, clinging to her body with a light covering to keep off the cold, and strange blue coverings on her lower body, covering her legs down to her ankles where she wore feet protectors, black in color. Again, the leggings were close fitting, showing off a fine figure. She was undoubtedly very beautiful... if slightly unusual in appearance.
"She... looks human... except for her hair and skin," Akhnaden, the eldest of the priests said in awe.
Seto growled. "She was brought here by Bakura and his Diabound! She may be a threat and that is a risk I am not willing to take!" he said, pointing his Rod at her.
The Pharaoh's gaze snapped in his direction. "Wait, Seto! I don't think Bakura had any more of an idea of what happened than we do. We cannot kill her simply because she was brought here by accident."
Shada stepped forward, holding the Millennium Key. "I detect only scant traces of evil within this woman's soul... and her ba is hardly a threat. I can see no reason why Bakura would bring one such as her here. She could not benefit him."
The Pharaoh nodded again. "I agree. And judging by the scream we heard before she wound up here, I would guess she is just as confused as we are... if not moreso." He looked up at them. "I want this woman's injuries to be treated, and then let her rest in a guest room."
Seto frowned. "I say we have guards in her room to keep an eye on her... Just in case."
He nodded. "Very well."
The healers were summoned and they looked the girl over, announcing that while her injuries were serious, they were not life threatening. She had a broken arm, which they healed with the help of Egyptian Magic, and a few broken ribs that they simply bandaged, knowing they would heal quickly enough on their own. Other than that, she had cuts and scrapes from her fall, that merely needed to be cleaned and disinfected. Then the healers carefully lifted the girl and brought her to the guest room. Two guards followed, after being given strict orders by the Pharaoh to inform him when she woke.
There ya go! My first chappie! There's a LOT more where this came from, so please keep reading. And REVIEW!! Please, please review!!!!


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Many people regardless of age are having problems with blackheads on their skin. This is most often issue during the teenage and adolescent years.
Blackheads develop when our pores become clogged with excess sebum (an oil created by the sebaceous glands that keeps skin supple) and dead skin cells.
Here is the easy and cheap remedy to get rid of your blackheads at home:
Ingredients needed are salt, mint toothpaste and 2-3 ice cubes.
- Mixed 1 tablespoon of salt and 2 tablespoon of mint toothpaste in a bowl, mixed it well.
- Apply this paste on the skin with blackheads and leave it for 5 minutes to get dry.
- After that, rinse it with water and massage it gently, doing circular motion.
- When skin is clean, rub it with an ice cube to close the pores.
- Dry your skin with a clean towel
Salt is a natural antibacterial ingredient that helps to defoliate the skin and mint toothpaste open pores and kill bacteria.
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...or I could stop timing the market and buy the cheaper ETFs no already.
Interested to hear your opinion or what you are doing at the moment.


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Joe Praize Proposes to Fiancee, Set To Wed In June
The "Mighty God" hit maker got engaged to his girlfriend on Saturday 20th May, 2017.
He shared the good news on his social media page and took the opportunity to announce the wedding date.
It's a beautiful Sunday today… Thank you Agape bible church port Harcourt for an amazing reception of the spirit this morning… Ok back to Lagos now … Thank you everyone for your love and support this last few hours since I proposed to HER , YES I DID… Some asked , did u kneel down to propose ? YES I DID but before I did She fell off her chair because she didn't see it coming last night… so I can boldly say she fell under the power of the Holy Ghost … Lol.See more photos below...
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As you can imagine, keeping track of all the details of content production in your head doesn't make a lot of sense. There's no doubt that an editorial calendar is a must to keep your content organized and running smoothly, whether you're just a one person show, or a you're a Fortune 100 company.
The thing is, if you want to produce consistent content - a key piece in establishing your brand voice - you've got to have an editorial calendar. A calendar will help you to manage all of pieces of the content creation process, and will quickly become a strategic tool for creating audience-relevant content. Another benefit of having an editorial calendar is the ability to share your content more efficiently across multiple platforms - not only only on your blog or website, but also on various social media platforms.
Have you noticed just how many tools there are out there for editorial calendars? Do a quick search of "editorial calendar" on Twitter and you'll be inundated with more templates and tips than you can possibly take in. But I have found that the key to implementing an editorial calendar with your team is to use a tool or platform that you're already very familiar with, AND that every member of the team is using everyday. The last thing you want to do is go through the effort of creating a calendar that never gets used!
If you're just starting out - think about your team and your needs. Do you need to be able to collaborate virtually with team mates? Do you need to manage a long approval process? What tools are you all currently using that could be leveraged for your content creation?
One caution is that you'll absolutely want to choose a tool that allows for version control, especially when multiple team members are involved. You'll be accessing your calendar and making changes and additions on a very regular basis, so it's a must that everyone has access to the tool and can make changes simultaneously.
Project Management Tools
I'm mentioning Asana first because over the past year or so it's become my favorite online project tool. Here at BrandVox, my team and I use Asana to manage all of our projects, so it was a natural fit for our editorial calendar. It works well for us because it allows us to collaborate and assign the various tasks associated with a piece of content to different people. You can also upload documents for editing and review. In addition, we use it for brainstorming to capture new ideas alongside our posts that are already in development. Here's a peek at our calendar below. What you're seeing is a high-level view of all of our editorial calendar post and ideas:
Each week, Becky and I get together and go through our list of ideas. We move content around to different categories as it makes sense. And here's the drilled-down look at the tasks associated with a blog post we recently published:
Basically, our content process goes like this:
When we're ready to develop an idea, I give Becky a detailed run-down of my thoughts. Sometimes, we'll record the conversation and have it transcribed using Rev.com, but mostly Becky will take detailed notes and then type them up into a draft. She then assigns a task for me to edit and review what she's put together. I make sure it accurately reflects my thoughts and I make any changes to make sure it's in my voice. Then, Becky takes over again to publish the content up on our blog. This has been a HUGE time saver for me, especially since BrandVox's sister company, Corgibytes, has been needing so much of my attention lately.
Another super popular online project management tool that can double as an editorial calendar is Basecamp. The calendar function on Basecamp has a traditional monthly grid view, so you can visually see all of your content laid out per month. Check out this post from Tiffany Nix on Nactafy which walks you through the steps of setting the calendar. Have a lengthy approval process? She suggests easily managing this by using two calendars - one for drafts and the other for publish dates - both right there in Basecamp. Here's what the monthly view looks like with the two calendars pulled together:
What's also cool is that you can set up some handy reminders for each item due that will automatically ping team members on the day of.
Have you heard of Trello? It's a popular online project management tool that is definitely worth checking out. It let's you organize your ideas in a virtual sticky note format. One of my Skillshare class participants, Vicky Cassidy, shared how she uses Trello for her editorial calendar by grouping ideas by topic and then assigning them to specific dates. She then keeps track of how well developed each idea is by color coding each one. Get the scoop on how she uses it here.
Oh, and here's another good resource from Adrienne Erin over at Markerly on streamlining your content with Trello. She gives the example of how an alcohol and rehab center in Florida uses 5 lists - idea, in writing, to edit, ready to post, and promotion - to track the stages of their blog content. Here's how it looks in Trello:
Other Options
Google Spreadsheets
I love Google spreadsheets! When I was in charge of managing all the social media content for a Fortune 100 brand, this was my tool of choice. Each week, I would export the spreadsheet to excel and send it to my client for review. She loved this because the company had a strong firewall and it was difficult for her to access web-based tools. I also had six community managers who would go in and add content for their area of expertise. I liked Google spreadsheets because I could lock specific cells and see the complete history of changes if I needed to.
Google spreadsheets are free and easy to use, especially if you already have experience using a similar program, like excel. Plus, I've created a free 2015 editorial calendar template based on the one I used for my Fortune 100 client that you can use for your blog. This calendar includes holidays, seasons as well as sports and entertainment events happening throughout the year to help you plan your content. Just be sure to create a fresh copy before you start editing.
Evernote is designed as an online note-taking system. Because it's such a powerful tool for curating ideas, if you're already in the habit of using Evernote to clip things off the web or capturing your light bulb moments, you may want to seriously consider adding your editorial calendar. There's a lot of power in having your ideas side by side with your content plan. Want more tips on creating an Evernote content calendar? Check out Natasha Vorompiova's idea-packed post over at SystemsRock for a rundown on how she uses it.
Wordpress Plugins
One last note: Wordpress also has some powerful plug-ins with really cool features to use for calendaring. But just remember, unless you're a solo content creator or your whole team is logging into and using Wordpress everyday, it's probably not going to cut the mustard.
Want a little more help getting an editorial calendar off the ground? I've put together an online class to help you do just that! Check it out here. And if you're a Skillshare member, you are in luck - I offer the same class over on Skillshare.
Do you have a special tool you use for your calendar? Any tips on what's worked and what hasn't? I'd love to hear from you - share with me in the comments below!


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An Assessment of Teacher Change in Role Perception as the Result of Participation in the Elementary School Evaluation by the Assembly of Elementary Schools, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
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A study was conducted to determine whether participation in self-evaluations as part of the accreditation process of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools produced a change in the role perceptions of participant teachers. An experimental group of 30 elementary teachers from Pleasant Valley school and a control group of 30 elementary teachers from Pocono Mountain school (both located in a rural area of northeastern Pennsylvania) participated in the study. Subjects from the experimental group actively participated in self-study during preparation for accreditation by the Assembly of Elementary Schools, while the control group was not involved in any such self-evaluation. Role perceptions were assessed through changes in participants' levels of morale, as indicated on the Purdue Teacher Opinionnaire. In general, results suggested that the role perceptions of teachers who underwent self-evaluations were favorably changed with respect to attitudes about their students, peers, school environments, and the community at large. (MP)
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ARSENE WENGER blasted uncertainty about his future for making life "absolutely horrendous" for his players.
The Arsenal boss spoke out after the club failed to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in 20 years -despite a 3-1 win over Everton where he suffered TRIPLE blow ahead of Saturday's FA Cup Final with Chelsea.
Wenger, 67, is at loggerheads with Arsenal's board over his future as he has failed to agree a new contract.
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And he says it has affected his players' performances on the pitch after they were beaten to fourth place by Liverpool.
Wenger said: "It's very sad, because for 20 years we were in the Champions League, and it is the first year we will not be in it.
"Since January, we have played in a very difficult environment. It is very difficult for the group of players to cope with that – psychologically, the environment for the players was absolutely horrendous.
"It has been a difficult season, yes. Certainly my personal situation has contributed to that.
"I don't know why it was not sorted out but what is important is that we do our job.
"We are professional people and a part of being professional is to perform when the environment is not positive."
Wenger's current deal will expire after the cup final and while it is largely expected that he will sign a new contract, he says he has had offers to manage elsewhere.
He added: "My personal situation tonight is not so important. I care about this club.
"Even if I leave one day, I will love this club until the last day of my life and I want the club to do
"That's all I care about tonight. It's not my personal situation. It's just how well the club responds next season.
"You could not question my love or my loyalty to this club, because I said no to every club in the world to stay here with very restricted finances for years.
"So I don't understand really why the question that commitment."
Meanwhile, Wenger now has an injury crisis ahead of this Saturday's FA Cup Final.
Captain Laurent Koscielny was sent off in their bad-tempered win over Everton and is banned for the final.
Fellow defender Gabriel was also carried off on a stretcher and will undergo scans on his knee today.
While leading scorer Alexis Sanchez limped off with a hamstring injury and is also a doubt to face the champions.


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|Release: 1981
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We kicked off October as an exhibitor at the SharePoint Conference in Los Angeles. At our booth, we were showing our two core solutions for SharePoint 2010 – CorasWorks Cim for Social Business Collaboration and CorasWorks PPM for Project Portfolio Management. These are two robust solutions that work great stand alone. However, we got people really excited by demonstrating business scenarios where the two are combined to drive a new experience. In this article, I'll cover the three combo scenarios that we were showing and give you an explanation of how they come together.
Over the last year, we have driven each of these solutions forward in their own categories with at least 3 releases for each. Each solution has its own competitor vendors. Thus, your analyst reports treat them separately. And, most customers see them as separate animals. However, when you start to consider the scenarios where they work together on top of SharePoint – you begin to uncover business results magic.
The three scenarios are as follows:
- Project Collaboration
- Project Initiation, Approval, and Management (Demand Management)
- Innovation Management
Project Collaboration
In our PPM solution, people primarily work in project sites like many other solutions. It has all of the great structured project management features you'd expect. Yet, how much of the success of a project is based upon structured management vs. collaboration (people communicating and working together)? 80/20? 50/50? 30/70?
With Cim we have collaborative communities that can be embedded into the CorasWorks PPM project sites. Thus, smack dab in the middle of structured project work you have a very robust collaborative community. In addition, users can be anywhere else in SharePoint and go to their Cim Activity Stream and see, contribute, and collaborate within any or all of the project communities for all of the projects that they watch. Even further, other people that may not be part of the specific project team can be enabled to also watch the community and help drive success.
Here is a schematic depicting a typical user experience where Kim White, a web designer, is working on multiple projects. She only needs to go to her Activity Stream to collaborate on multiple projects.
Let's look at the types of items that you'd find in your project community. How about: project updates and snapshots, meeting agenda and notes, issues and resolutions, all points bulletins for required resources and responses/volunteers, technical challenges and solutions, posts of core knowledge/information, announcements of handoffs, ideas to move the project forward and discussions…
One collaborative community to handle information, communication, discussions, and resolutions to drive the success of a project by getting the team and the expanded community to work together. (NOTE: in many of the types of posts, you have two way communication, like a question and an answer or answers).
Demand Management: Project Initiation, Approval and Management Workstream
I previously wrote about this scenario with a focus on the New Project Initiation part of the workstream. That article describes the business value of having a robust front-end project initiation process so that you make sure that you are doing the right projects. More formally, this is often referred to as Project Demand Management.
Our full demonstration shows an integrated workstream where you start with people entering their ideas for projects. This gives them visibility and allows for robust collaboration. Then, the projects are evaluated via the Cim Process Management site that enables management and subject matter expert collaboration. Once approved, you are ready to go into the project execution phase. The approved projects may be pushed into the PPM Program Management Office. Or, they can be pushed into a PPM Project Portfolio to kick off the project.
Thus, in this scenario the two solutions are aligned in a sequential workstream. Again, at any point users can collaborate from their Cim Activity Stream. Accordingly, a user that proposed the project can track the entire process and be engaged via the project community in the actual execution. This is depicted in the following schematic.
Innovation Management
This is another workstream similar in design to the scenario above but delivering a different business value – innovation success. In a typical innovation scenario you have a number of front-end communities. They may be standing communities or challenges that capture ideas and allow for collaboration. Then, the ideas go through a process where they are reviewed and worked on. The additional boxes below at the process stage represent task management. For instance, you may assign tasks to technical teams or marketing teams whose work supports the decision process. The users can just use SharePoint team sites or they can use CorasWorks PPM sites so that the tasks can be more thoroughly managed in a programmatic manner. The approved ideas are then pushed into project execution phase which might be managed by a Program Management Office, a Portfolio or Program Manager, or just a Project Manager.
As in the above scenarios there can be a great deal of collaboration at the front-end, amongst managers, subject matter experts, and, delegated teams in the process phase, or, as part of the project execution phase. This collaborative activity is all surfaced via the users Cim Activity Stream wherever they like to work.
The Wrap
Typically, we have thought of the two types of solutions as separate animals. They have been targeted at different user groups who see themselves working in very different ways. With CorasWorks, we have now designed the solutions so that they can be naturally integrated to drive the types of scenarios noted above. They give you the structure you need to properly manage work and the power of robust collaboration to drive the results. And, it all works on top of one platform – SharePoint.