Is there any work on allowing users to be able to import ExamView question banks into the new quizzes? I have tried every ExamView export type but none of them load into the new quizzes. I know that currently I can just put it into the current quiz system then export it out again, but what are users going to do once the current system is completely replaced with Quizzes:Next?
We plan for the Quizzes.Next QTI import process to continue to improve throughout the current beta period and after, including removal of the single import file limitation. Part of the sunsetting process will be ensuring that users are getting what they need -- including parity in import versatility. We do not have a hard date in mind for any change that would limit access to Canvas Quizzes. The smooth and successful transition for our users -- you and others -- is our priority.
The process I described is not ideal, nor does it represent our final envisioned workflow. It is simply the only workflow available at this time. We are working on features that will support a better workflow in the future.
If after the beta period, your institution determines it wants to migrate large amounts of content before the better workflow is available (if the timing works out that way), please encourage your institution to reach out to your customer success manager at Instructure to first ask if other options may exist.
Unfortunately it doesn't. I have tried every export option available in ExamView and all of them produce an error when attempting to upload.
We are still improving our handling of QTI Imports and are confident the situation will improve. As noted, you can import them into Canvas. You could then migrate that quiz. See How do I migrate a Canvas quiz to Quizzes.Next?
I understand this isn't the ideal workflow. If you're able, please consider reaching out to support and providing a sample file along with details about how it was produced. I cannot say that we'll be able to resolve your specific issues, but it does help us continue to improve. QTI implementations vary by vendor and sample files may help us prevent problems.
I'll take your suggestion and submit a ticket, but frankly the process is ridiculous and it is ridiculous to expect the teachers to do it. Plus, what is going to happen when legacy quizzes go away? That work around will disappear and people with ExamView would be out of luck with importing their question banks.
There are two people in my office who are going to be responsible for moving hundreds of quizzes over, over the next year. To add in this convoluted process will take us extreme amounts of time, especially since the import doesn't work if you have more than one quiz file in the canvas export.
It is kind of frustrating that Canvas has know about this bug for a while and it is still not fixed.
That is VERY good to know. All of my tests are created in ExamView so that I have an option for a good printed copy for special needs students. I have two years of quizzes and tests that I will need to import into the new quiz engine.
BTW, using the QTI export function from ExamView to import into Canvas NEVER worked despite very kind help from Canvas support. What DID work was export to Blackboard format and then importing into Canvas.
Examview comes with so many textbooks now that it would be incredibly helpful for the Canvas and ExamView folks to get together on this.
I have a large number of Examview test files if the development team would like some files for testing import protocols.
Please don't forget to consider opening the syntax for the data file so users can bulk import basic questions from a simple text file. Blackboard has done this for years, and since the Respondus company hasn't updated its Respondus 4 product for years, and doesn't plan to, giving teachers this capability would be HUGE. See Upload .txt Questions into a Test Tutorial for what I'm talking about.
In a fit of desperation, I was able to create a workaround for getting Quizzes question banks imported into Quizzes.next as Banks instead of just as quizzes. It's a pain, but it's faster than manually moving individual questions into a bank within Quizzes.next.
I have a number of quizzes saved in Quizzes as Quiz Banks. These were imported from ExamView using the Blackboard Export/Import process.
By using the "Export Course Content" feature in settings, you can choose to export a SINGLE quiz (in this case, one of the question banks I have in Quizzes. This exports the Quiz in a QTI format that can be imported into Quizzes.next.
To import the bank, create a new Item Bank in Quizzes.next. Don't worry about the name because the import will change the name. open the new (empty) Bank and click on the three dots in the top-right. Select Import Content. Follow the directions.
I have been using this to migrate all of my ExamView banks into Quizzes. next in preparation for next year.
Am I correct in my understanding of the system that using this method actually preserves the original Question Bank when creating the export?
If so, that is a tremendous advantage, allowing us to prep for full implementation of Quizzes Next without compromising what is currently in place.
As far as I can tell, everything remains consistent between Quizzes and Quizzes.next. I only just figured this out so I haven't gotten into the minutiae yet.
Canvas has put in the migrate quiz feature too which will migrate the old quizzes into the new quiz feature. I was thinking about just making a quiz with all the questions from the ExamView bank on it then migrating it over. The only thing I'm not sure about is if I delete that quiz once I do that, do the questions also delete from the question bank?
Yes, the migrate quiz option is there, but it only migrates anything as quizzes. Item Banks are created via a separate process by importing QTI files, a process that has been fraught with challenges. The only other way of building Item Banks is to individually migrate specific questions to a bank. Very tedious.
As far as deleting questions, the quiz gets migrated as a whole new, Quizzes.next quiz so if you delete the old quiz, nothing changes in the Quizzes.next quiz.


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A memorial service is to be held next week to celebrate the life of the founder of the Gregson Centre in Lancaster.
Richard Dow died suddenly last month at the age of 58.
He was owner of The Park Hotel in Prospect Street, Lancaster, as well as director of Gregson Centre Limited.
A memorial service and celebration of his life is to be held at Christ Church in Lancaster from 1.30pm on Friday June 26.
His family welcomes all friends and colleagues.
This service will be followed at 3pm at the Gregson Centre for food, memories,entertainment and further celebration.
Gregson Centre Ltd was set up by Richard Dow and Graeme Kirk more than 30 years ago.
They were keen to save their favourite community centre and to preserve the future of what they believed to be a vital part of the community.


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OCEANIC: Oceanic By Anne Nassar
Posted on September 7, 2017 by Library Staff
Word: OCEANIC
Word Count 465
By Anne Nassar
Both the front door and the back door were locked. "Well, great," Sophie groused, "What are we going to do now?" She was miffed, because she'd reminded Ella several times that it was late and they ought to be getting home. But Ella was talking to a cute boy, and couldn't tear herself away.
It had been a warm day, but now it was ten at night, and it was chilly. Sophie's arms were bare. She jumped up and down to keep warm.
"Just hang on," Ella said. She rapped on the window with her rings. The glass rattled. She kept it up for a couple of minutes. But no one opened the door.
"Maybe she isn't home," Sophie said.
"Her car's in the garage," Ella pointed out.
"Maybe she's sleeping?" Sophie said.
"Sophie," Ella said irritably, "She isn't sleeping."
Sophie's eyes grew big and round, and her lower lip quivered.
"Look," Ella said, "there's no point in getting upset. When a person does the same thing over and over again, you ought to expect more of the same. "Sophie nodded.
"How many times do you have to get bit before you understand the nature of the beast?" Sophie put her head down.
Ella was full of ire, and couldn't swallow it down. Rather than spew out more invective and hurt Sophie, she decided to take a walk through the rose garden. The roses were in full blossom, this being August, and the oceanic breeze blew her hair back. She tried to focus on the scent of the roses and the feel of the wind. It was so hard to do. But after awhile, she found that the tension has dissipated. She noticed that the ladder that the gardener used when trimming the tallest of the rose bushes had been left out on the grass. She set up the ladder next to the house. From the top step, she could reach her bedroom window. She'd left it open.
She crawled in the window headfirst and landed on the bed. She rolled off the bed, ran through the dark house, down the stairs, and to the front door. Sophie was curled up in one of the wicker porch chairs.
"How did you get in?" she asked, surprised.
"Elf magic," Ella said. She waited for Sophie to get up and come in, but she didn't.
"Sophie, come on, it's freezing!" Ella protested.
"I don't want to," Sophie said, "I'm not welcome."
Ella wanted to say, Mom locked the door at ten because she couldn't wait any longer to have a drink, and then she didn't answer the door because she doesn't want us to see her drunk. But she couldn't. It couldn't be said. So she said, "I live here. You're welcome in my house."
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For beginners and continuing students. This is a small class so the tutor can cater for different levels. Great course for business travellers or for those working in the hospitality and tourism industries, for leisure travellers and those wishing to communicate better with relatives and friends. Speaking, reading, listening and writing, vocabulary and basic grammar rules to communicate with confidence in simple real life situations. Russian is a similar language to Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian and Macedonia, so learning Russian may also help you if you are travelling to these other countries.


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Building Sustainable Global Trade with Matt Heider, CEO NautilusLabs
August 28, 2019 |by James Wang, ARK Analyst
Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Maritime, SaaS, Startup, Sustainability
On this week's episode, we are joined by Matt Heider, CEO of Nautilus Labs, to continue the series on looking at startups as a lens to learn about innovation. Nautilus Labs is a maritime tech company that aims to advance the efficiency of ocean commerce. Nautilus is building software solutions for global shipping companies in order to minimize fuel consumption, maximize operations, and optimize fleet performance. In doing so, Nautilus Labs helps ship owners and operators reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enable sustainable global trade. Investors in Nautilus include M12 (Microsoft's venture fund), Root Ventures, Quiet Capital, Trail Mix Ventures, and Amplifier, amongst others, bringing Nautilus' total funding raised to $14.5 Million and making it one of the most well-funded maritime startups.
Ships transport around 90 percent of the world's goods across the seas and waste a lot of fuel on poor decisions while doing so. Despite the significant impact of shipping on our daily life, it historically has been a poorly regulated industry, along with very little technological advancements, leading to inefficiencies and fuel waste. Not only is this environmentally destructive, but it also damages companies' bottom line. Nautilus Labs wants to change that. Its technology platform for shipping companies provides predictive analytics and AI solutions to reduce fuel consumption and maximize ROI. Matt is here to chat with us about this very unique vertical in the SaaS space. If you would like to learn more about Nautilus Labs and the maritime industry, tune into this FYI podcast episode.
Key Points From This Episode:
What is Nautilus Labs and how Matt became involved
The need for ships to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to enable sustainable global trade
Why shipping has always been poorly regulated
The path Nautilus Labs has taken to optimize fuel consumption
What noon reporting is and why it is so inefficient
Maritime—what venture capitalists had to learn about the industry
How Nautilus uses artificial intelligence for fleet optimization
The five segments of the global shipping market
About Nautilus Labs' past successes and future goals
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"It is really hard to believe that shipping essentially operates with an email when it departs, an email every day, and an email when it arrives and that is the level of insight…"— @Matt_Heider [0:20:47]
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Poll: 1 in 5, ages 50-80, would get COVID-19 vaccination ASAP
About 20% of people in the United States would like to get a vaccine for COVID-19 as soon as it is available, according to a new poll. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI
Nov. 24 (UPI) — One in five adults, aged 50 to 80, would like to get vaccinated for COVID-19 right away, a new poll finds.
Another 46% would also like to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but first wait until others receive it, according to the National Poll On Healthy Aging from the University of Michigan published Tuesday.
Nearly half were also worried about the safety of a vaccine that is developed quickly.
Twenty percent were unsure about getting the vaccination, and 14% did not want to get vaccinated.
"Effective vaccines will be crucial to getting this pandemic under control and preventing serious illness and death from COVID-19, especially among people over 50 and people with underlying health issues," the poll's director, Preeti Malani, said in a press release.
The survey of 1,556 randomly selected people, age 50-80, was conducted online from Oct. 9-27, with support from AARP and Michigan Medicine.
Individuals age 65-80, men and Whites were more likely to say they wanted to get vaccinated for COVID-19 as soon as possible compared to age 50-64, women and Hispanics and Blacks, the poll found.
People who had underlying health conditions, higher household incomes or more education were also more likely to say they would get vaccinated right away, according to the poll.
Sixty-one percent said people who are high risk should be given priority in receiving the vaccine.
"Our findings point to a strong need to communicate effectively and transparently how well vaccines work, the safeguards built in to protect the safety of recipients, and the public health importance of widespread vaccination starting with priority groups," said Malani, a specialist in geriatrics and infectious diseases at Michigan Medicine.
Since the pandemic began, COVID-19 has infected more than 12.4 million people in the United States and killed more than 257,000, according to Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 tracker.
Researchers project U.S. COVID-19 cases could reach 20 million before the end of January, a new model shows.
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Forever Young: A Party to Celebrate Life, Food, Music, and Haitian Culture
Running for your life: Depression and Exercise
Eline January 13, 2020
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Eline January 9, 2020
The year of Blessings
All we want for Christmas is love
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Earlier this month, I attended the Forever Young party, held at Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook, New York this year. The event was sold out, and all showed up properly outfitted in requested formal attire. Coat check was provided in the foyer, revealing women draped in gowns and men in fitted suits. Guests were invited to sample a colorful buffet of appetizers provided by Kwizine Art.
From the foyer, attendees were ushered into the main hall. Tables were set for the sit-down dinner to come, place settings elegantly marked by black cloth napkins folded into wine glasses. On stage were the instruments that would accompany popular singer Rutshelle Guillaume and legend Emeline Michel to perform later that night.
DJ Magic Kenny set the mood with Caribbean favorites as guests settled in and lined up for drinks at the bar with offerings that included a light blue cocktail aptly named the Bassin Bleu. MC Freddy Boom-Boom of Boom-Boom Entertainment NYC welcomed guests.
I got the chance to interview Freddy and co-producer of Forever Young, Kenna Lucien, of Kwizine Art. Kenna explained that she had been doing the party for over 10 years, but decided a few years ago that she "needed a kick" and that Freddy was the right man for the job. "I needed a change," she said. "So I did it, and now my customers love it. They love it. They love him."
 Freddy added, "It's been a great adventure, and I think we both thrive in that type of environment. . . It's really how can we enhance the experience for our guests and our patrons. . . With every event Kenna's done, she's really tried to incorporate things that are going to make her guests happy and feel that they are receiving some entertainment that's unique and a little different from what they're going to get from the guy next door. And I think that's why the marriage was so great between Boom-Boom Entertainment and Kwizine Art."
Curious to know more about Kwizine Art, established seventeen years ago, I asked Kenna how she got into the food business. She explained that cooking was not something she was interested in initially, "Growing up I used to get punished because I didn't want to be in the kitchen. However, I was always into the artistic part of it. The vegetables because of the colors. I always had that obsession with colors because, to me, I was always able to create something. . . I would put this color here, this color here, and create something."
Once Kenna moved to the United States, her mother no longer by her side, she necessarily began cooking for herself. Always interested in entertaining, she began cooking for friends, co-workers, and even the clients she served in her previous field of mental health. One day, after taking some of Kenna's cheesecake to her job, one of Kenna's staff members called to ask how much she was selling her cake for. Surprised by the question, Kenna told her that she wasn't selling it. Her friend replied, "Yes, you are because they love them at my job." "And that's basically how I started in the business," said Kenna. "And ever since, it's been a passion. I love it."
Speaking about the Forever Young party, in particular, Kenna said, "This event, it means the world to me because, to me, it's a women's movement. As a woman in business. . . a lot of times when I do my event, I try to bring in different women talent because you know what? In the Haitian community, the Haitian men, you know, there's Konpa . . . there are these different things. But the women, there are a lot of them that are trying, but not the support to keep pushing them."
Focusing on singer Rutshelle Guillaume, Kenna added ". . . When I first met Rutshelle, I said every twenty years or so, we have a new Emeline Michel because it's almost like only one of them is allowed to move forward. Although I think it's changing now because there are so many of them, but . . . they put a lot on you for being part of the entertainment world, so for them to be doing what they're doing. . . they're on it. Rutshelle is on it. Rutshelle is strong. She has been through a lot, and she still stands strong. . ."
Following a set from DJ Bonny, giving guests the opportunity to utilize the dance floor, Rutshelle took the stage. The guests loved her, singing along with her for much of her performance. "Je Suis" was a particular audience favorite. To further honor Kenna's birthday, Rutshelle sang Happy Birthday to her as she emerged from backstage in an elegant black gown.
Emeline Michel was the second act. I had the great opportunity to speak with her earlier in the evening. When I asked her about her musical beginnings, Emeline spoke about her introduction to music by way of her church choir, then winning her first contest and a scholarship to study music in Detroit, Michigan. She spoke about meeting and observing the hard work of such greats as Anita Baker and Whitney Houston. And she spoke of her first number one hit, "Flanm", the song that launched her international career.
She expressed a dedication to sharing with the world a side of Haiti that is far from the dismal picture we usually see on the news. "My country has something very magical," she said. "You take a plane after all . . . that you hear and the images. You get there. There is something that is genuine from Haitian people, the way they welcome you, the smile . . . [Y]ou see the countryside where it's still all green . . . You're welcomed to share the coffee, the food they're making. It's the culture of not saving it for yourself . . . "
And Emeline explained how her country's physical beauty and traditions inspire her personally as an artist, " . . . For me, I don't know, the breeze, . . . when the sun sets, I'm just like: What am i doing? Because I just realize how simple, natural, and enchanting it is just living and being there in Haiti. So this is in a song. And there's also the storytelling. In Haiti, Haiti has a very strong oral tradition . . . always there's a joke in a song, that is right in the middle of a song. I use that a lot as a tool in my writing, and . . . we have proverbs that make you laugh . . . It's really all of that together that . . . makes us a very strong culture. And that's what I come with in my music . . ." And that's what she brought to Forever Young.
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Historique de la Saint Valentin
"Minuit" of Fabienne Colas
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Li Juan Gao has contributed a new project called Voice Mail. Below is her description.
"This app demonstrates how to programmatically create and send a voice mail which contains an embedded player to play the voice attachment.
When user receives the voice mail, he/she can play the voice attachment directly with the built-in player in the message in Notes context. No longer need to launch an external player to play the voice attachment.
Two solutions are introduced in the app. One is embedding a Windows Media player object to play the voice attachment; the other is using the Windows MCI (Media Player Interface) API directly to play the voice attachment."


Many cultures across the world acknowledge the shape of a rabbit on the surface of the moon. It is said that a lowly rabbit sacrificed herself to the gods when food was scarce. The gods were moved by the rabbit's noble offering and placed her image in the moon, so that she would be remembered and serve as light for all people forever.


ExxonMobil and its predecessor companies have done business in Japan for over a century.
Affiliates of Standard Oil of New York (SOCONY) and Vacuum Oil set up branch offices in Yokohama in 1893, selling kerosene and lubricants.
Throughout its history, ExxonMobil has evolved to meet the dynamic needs of the energy sector, and the restructuring of Japan in June 2012 was a continuation of that process. ExxonMobil Japan (EMJ) is operating as a 100 percent ExxonMobil affiliate. EMJ remains committed to customers, suppliers, venders and society in Japan and in the Asia Pacific region by maintaining a strong market presence and supplying a number of products and services.
EMJ is an important part of ExxonMobil's global business structure providing local, regional and global interface with key customers. EMJ businesses remain a key part of ExxonMobil's integrated business strategy.
ExxonMobil affiliates in Japan are: ExxonMobil Japan G.K. and ExxonMobil LNG Market Development LLC, Japan Branch.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. has offices at 2-16-4 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-8218 Tel. +81 (3) 5782-3800.
Collaborations and engineering partnerships with Japanese companies or institutes in the upstream sector.
Each of these activities is described in more detail below.
Butyl is a unique low-permeability elastomer, and a preferred material for manufacturers of high-quality tires and medical stoppers in Japan.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. domestically markets and exports butyl manufactured by Japan Butyl Co. Ltd (head office: Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture). JBC is a fifty-fifty joint venture between JSR Corporation (head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo) and ExxonMobil Japan G.K.
JBC has plants in Kawasaki and Kashima. The two plants are expected to manufacture 80,000 tons per year of halogenated butyl rubber, and 18,000 tons per year of regular butyl rubber.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. markets a number of imported EM specialty elastomer products in Japan, including Vistalon® EPDM, and Santoprene® TPV.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. supports market development for Metallocene PE such as Enable™ and Excced™, various type of PE / PP products, as well as Vistamaxx™ Performance Polymers and Escorez™.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. supports ExxonMobil group's synthetics market development in Japan.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. supports ExxonMobil group's catalysts licensing business in Japan and the Asia Pacific region.
EMG Lubricants G.K. manufactures and markets various types of Mobil brand lubricants including Mobil 1 in Japan based on the manufacturing & sales licensing partnership with ExxonMobil. ExxonMobil Japan G.K. is in charge for brand management and supports the product developments, as well as headquarters management for Japanese global customers. Also, ExxonMobil Japan G.K. markets base oil, white oil and wax in Japan.
The Japan branch of ExxonMobil LNG Market Development Inc. supports market development in Japan.
ExxonMobil has a broad range of collaborations and engineering partnerships with Japanese companies.
ExxonMobil Japan G.K. conforms to ExxonMobil's high standards in business ethics, compliance with law, and respect for the culture and diversity of the host countries in which we operate. ExxonMobil Japan continues to support Japanese society through various cooperative social activities and contributions.


Bucknell (10-2) hosts Lehigh (8-4) on Friday night for the top spot in the Patriot League. The winner hosts the league tournament. The Mountain Hawks attack has been special — David DiMaria (47 points), Dante Fantoni (34) and Dan Taylor (34) do most of the damage for coach Kevin Cassese, but team success hinges on midfield production. Meanwhile, the Bison have four 20-plus goal scorers: Chase Bailey (25), Todd Heritage (28), Sean Doyle (20) and freshman Thomas Flibotte (27) light it up. Their roster features eight Maryland natives, including six from the Baltimore metro area. Meanwhile, Lehigh has five Marylanders on the roster. Brian Hess, a McDonogh product, is the Mountain Hawks captain. He has six goals and two assists in four Patriot League games, including a hat trick at West Point. Bucknell, under coach Frank Fedorjaka, uses innovative schemes, including a 10-man ride. The Bison pull their goalie and press all over the field; opponents clear the ball only 77 percent of the time. In settled sets on defense, they double the dodger quickly. The aggressive strategy can cause ball-carriers fits. They are difficult to prepare for. If Lehigh can handle the immediate double teams and keep proper spacing, it can fleece Bucknell with ball movement. Opponents are shooting a solid 29 percent against Bucknell. Bison goalkeeper Kyle Feeney leads all active Division I keepers with 38 wins, but Lehigh has an edge in the cage with goalie Matt Poillon, whose goals-against average is 7.91 with a .526 save percentage.
Are the Tigers for real? Winner of four straight, Towson is 7-5 and 3-0 in the Colonial Athletic Association. Coach Shawn Nadelen, in his second year, has done fine work advancing this team after an 0-3 start. The Nittany Lions (8-3) have won six straight. They aren't flashy but have an up-and-coming program that works hard and has learned to play to its strengths. The factors that will make the difference: Goaltending: Towson senior Andrew Wascavage has been unreal. He currently ranks No. 4 nationally in save percentage (.615) and has held opponents to an average of 6.5 goals in the four-game streak. But Penn State counters with one of the nation's most gifted stoppers, Austin Kaut, who is No. 3 in save percentage (.629). Coach Jeff Tambroni has done a marvelous job mixing man and zone defensive concepts to keep opponents guessing. Penn State offense: The Lions' attackmen are running amok. Jack Forster (26, 11), freshman TJ Sanders (28, 3) and Shane Sturgis (18, 13) pack a punch. Can their shooting break Wascavage¿s rhythm? Can the trio handle Towson's close defensemen who throw lumber? Can Penn State penetrate off the dodge? From film study it appears Towson is slow to support its poles and prefers to fake slide or hedge halfway. Faceoffs: Towson is using freshman long-pole Pat Conroy on faceoffs. Conroy has mucked and scrambled his way, creating 50-50 loose-ball scrums for his wingers. A team weakness (.385 winning percentage on draws) has been minimized lately. Penn State counters with Danny Henneghan, a stout senior from Michigan who has won 57.1 percent of his draws. Towson offense: Junior Thomas DeNapoli was shifted from midfield to attack. The left-hander now runs the show and has 29 goals, doubling his production from 2012. The Tigers set a ton of on-ball picks, so Penn State's pick-and-roll defense will be crucial. This game smells like a low-scoring contest.


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Colorado Electors Contest Law Requiring Them to Support Popular Vote Winner
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Colorado electors Polly Baca and Robert Nemanich are seeking to overturn a state law that requires them to vote in accordance with the state's popular vote. If this request were granted, it could create a precedent useful to electors in other states who hope to avoid voting for Donald Trump. However, a federal judge did not grant their request.
Hillary Clinton secured Colorado's popular vote, but as Politico notes, similar laws exist in 28 other states — and in several of these cases, Republican electors are bound by law to vote for Trump. But as the president-elect remains steadfast in his quest to royally fuck the globe, many electors would like to prevent his ascent to the White House.
According to The Hill, Judge Wiley Daniel ruled—unfortunately—that permitting electors to disregard the state's popular vote would "undermine" the country's electoral process. Daniel told the plaintiffs that if they are displeased with the election's outcome, they should seek to change the state's law.
This request for a preliminary injunction was requested, but the lawsuit—which argues that electors should not have to vote in accordance with the state popular vote—may still prevail: it's pending in federal court. Meanwhile, the two electors, both Democrats, hope to convince Republican electors across the nation to vote for third party candidates. Then, Trump might fall short of the 270 electoral votes necessary to become president.
Of course, Trump's attorney, Christopher Murray, agrees with Daniel that the electors' lawsuit "undermines" the electoral process. And even though Trump totally has more than enough electoral votes to cinch the presidency—I mean, that's not even a concern, why would you ask?—he is contesting the lawsuit to preserve our nation's lofty ideals of democracy. Here's Murray, via The Hill:
"Of course, President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence have more than enough electoral votes to secure their respective offices...Plaintiffs' lawsuit, however, threatens to undermine the many laws in other states that sensibly bind their electors' votes to represent the will of the citizens, undermining the Electoral College in the process. That is why the President-elect and his Campaign seek to intervene in this case."
Ah, yes, that makes perfect sense. As we are reminded everyday, there's nothing more meaningful—more crucial—to Donald Trump than "represent[ing] the will of the citizens."
Correction: The first version of this post erroneously noted that Donald Trump won the popular vote in Colorado. In fact, Hillary Clinton was the winner. The headline and content of the post have been adjusted accordingly.
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Get a Sneek Peak at the first Episode of 'Walking Dead' Season 3!!!
The hit zombie series returns to AMC this weekend. I can't wait to see how this wil play with the comics. It looks like we will get to the prison, be introduced to Michonne and the Governor, and tons more zombie kills. Here is a little taste of what you can expect this weekend. Enjoy.
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Posted on September 24, 2019 September 24, 2019 by Alex Konstantinovsky
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By Jessica Davis | 9/23/2019
Since Friday morning, Campbell County Health in Gillette, Wyoming has been working to restore its computer systems and full patient care after falling victim to a ransomware attack.
Campbell County Health in Gillette, Wyoming fell victim to a ransomware attack early Friday morning, which has continued to disrupt patient care for last few days.
According to officials, the cyberattack began around 3:30 AM on Friday and caused "serious computer issues" that resulted in service disruptions, such as a lack of outpatient lab, respiratory therapy, or radiology exams. Some surgeries were canceled, and CCH stopped accepting new inpatient admissions.
Patients that arrived at the emergency department or walk-in clinic on Friday were triaged and transferred to appropriate care facilities, if the situation warranted it. Officials said phone systems remained operational. However, they could not estimate when services would be restored.
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By 2PM officials reported the cyber event was ransomware, and authorities were notified. Employees were told to call their managers, while patients were told to call ahead of their appointment to see if they were still scheduled during the ongoing attack.
"We have processes in place to continue to treat inpatients appropriately and safely," said Colleen Heeter, CCH chief operating officer, said in a statement.
"Campbell County Health is very concerned about the security of information and the safety of our patients and employees," officials said in a statement. "We understand the concern that the community has regarding this as well."
Patients continued to receive safe care during the attack, as officials said they worked with regional facilities to transfer patients if CCH was unable to provide adequate care. The emergency department has remained open with full staff during the event to evaluate care needs.
What's more, CCH Emergency Medical Services placed additional ambulances on call to serve the patients. Officials said they are working with local, state, and federal authorities to address the ransomware, while city officials, Campbell County Commissioners, and Campbell County Emergency Management are supporting CCH during the event.
The walk-in clinic has also remained open during the attack.
As of Saturday, service had not yet been restored. And officials notified patients that its maternal child department was only taking patients on a case-by-case basis. As a result, those patients were told to call ahead with any concerns or questions.
The latest update on Sunday afternoon showed that services had not yet been restored. The EMS, ED, OB, and walk-in clinic departments have continued to assess and treat, or transfer patients when appropriate. Patients have been told to call ahead and bring medication bottles with them to their appointments.
"Our patients are our highest priorities. We understand this is inconvenient and disruptive," officials said in a statement. "At this point in time, there is no evidence that any patient data has been accessed or misused. The investigation is ongoing, and we will provide updates when more information becomes available. We are working diligently to restore complete access to our services."
The CCH security event bears hallmark to several recent reports from other healthcare providers, including a massive ransomware attack that impacted 100 dental provider offices.
In June, Ohio-based NEO Urology paid its $75,000 ransomware demand to restore services, after three days without access to its computer systems. The provider was experiencing between $30,000 and $50,000 a day in revenue losses. Five other providers reported similar attacks in June.
Meanwhile, hackers demanded $1 million from Washington-based Grays Harbor Community Hospital and Harbor Medical Group, which disrupted services for nearly two months. Reports did not shared whether the provider paid the ransomware.
After a decline in ransomware attacks last year, the attacks have doubled in 2019. Researchers are seeing an increase in brute-force attacks, which can cause an average of 10 days of downtime. Organizations across all sectors have seen an increase in these attacks, as well, which prompted the Department of Homeland Security to released two alerts meant to help businesses shore up their defenses.
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Since 2013, Agenda has been organizing a series of conferences as part of "Emerge" that are focused on major subjects for the action sports and streetwear industry. The leading trade show for the sector, with editions in Las Vegas, New York and California, and a major event in Long Beach, the show is now extending its concept to the net.
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A few days before its California edition to be held from July 8-9, the show is launching a new multimedia platform called Agenda Emerge. The platform, which was put together with the team from The Berrics, is designed to present the experiences of leading figures from the sector through videos.
"We believe that brands, artists and designers are storytellers and we are captivated by their stories. Through unprecedented access and insightful narratives, we will explore how these mavericks of industry have adapted to, overcome, conquered, disrupted and influenced their fields of work. We have created Emerge to inspire the next generation of innovators and to reignite the passion of the veterans," said the team behind the site's launch.
The purpose of the site is to share, especially using previous conferences held at the trade show. The first videos showcase the likes of Nike designer Tinker Hatfield, Obey founder Shepard Fairey, and Hurley founder, Bob Hurley. In each video, participants explain their creative process, how the conduct research and their inspiration for or adoption of innovation.
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How to be your own biggest cheerleader.
Have you ever had a really good idea or come up with a great plan, only to have that little voice in your head pipe up with self-doubt or criticism? It's easy to become your own worst enemy, but if you want to succeed in life and be happy, you need to learn how to ditch that nagging inner critic.
In today's world, you can be consumed with the need for validation of others and this constant pressure can lead to some serious negativity or even knock your mental health. Here are some ways to foster self-confidence and shut down that little voice saying you're not good enough or clever enough to achieve.
Adopt a positive mindset and see setbacks as stepping stones rather than failure. Don't let the voice define who you are.
Everyone has things they don't like about themselves, but having a positive attitude will help you see and appreciate all the great things you bring to the table, while allowing you to improve and grow at the same time.
It's fine to be aware of the negative voices in your head, but you must not allow them to direct your actions or stop you from going after what you really want.
Sometimes the most fulfilment – both personally and professionally – comes from taking risks or stepping outside your comfort zone. Believe in yourself!
Try swapping out the negative voice with that of a good friend. Ask yourself, "What would they be saying to you in this situation?"
Good friends support you even when you stumble and are often a lot kinder to you than you are to yourself.
Celebrate your success and accept praise when it is given as this can quieten the self-criticism. The more you focus on your achievements, the less time you'll spend putting yourself down or talking yourself out of happiness.
Give your inner critic a nickname that makes you laugh. You'll quickly start to see that the voice isn't actually the real you and you can tell it to quieten down when it pops up in unhelpful situations. It's also a great way for you to learn not to take yourself so seriously.


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clotting time (coagulation time) the time required for blood to clot in a glass tube; see also clotting.
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Бисерка Цвејић (рођ. Катушић; Крило, 5. новембар 1923 — Београд, 7. јануар 2021) била је српска оперска певачица.

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Бисерка је рођена у Далмацији, а потом се иселила са родитељима у Белгију. Почела је да пева у цркви где је добила савет да учи певање. После Другог светског рата враћа се у Југославију. Уписује се на Музичку академију у Београду у класи професора Јосипа Ријавеца, чувеног тенора. Директор Београдске опере Оскар Данон јој је понудио стални ангажман. На сцени је дебитовала 1950. Њена прва већа улога била је Шарлота у опери Вертер (1954). У наредној улози, Еболи у опери Дон Карлос, постиже велики успех.

Са Београдском опером одлази у Беч 1961, где учествује у снимању опере Рат и мир Сергеја Прокофјева. На аудицији у Бечу пева сцену у судници из Аиде и арију Еболи. После шест месеци добија позив Бечке државне опере да замени Ђулијету Симионато. Доживела је велики успех на сцени ове оперске куће. Ангажовао ју је Херберт фон Карајан, а њихова сарадња трајаће до 1979. У Бечкој државној опери наступала је двадесет година као водећи мецосопран. Тумачила је 25 улога и имала око 370 наступа.

На њеном гостовању у Сплиту дириговао је Курт Адлер из Метрополитен опере. Позвана је да гостује у Метрополитену, и са овом кућом сарађује од 1961. до 1968. године. Следе гостовања у Минхену, Берлину, Барселони, Напуљу, Верони, Москви, Лондону, Токију, Буенос Ајресу... У Миланској скали дебитује јануара 1970. улогом Далиле у опери Самсон и Далила. Њене најважније улоге биле су: Кармен, Амнерис, Еболи, Ацучена, Брангене, Фрицка и Далила.

Бисерка Цвејић је била позната још као ораторијумски певач и тумач соло песме. Критичари је описују као вердијевски мецосопран, суверен певач, уједначеног младалачки свежег гласа. Њене интерпретације се описују као префињене. Савршено је владала и језиком француских оперских ликова.

Са оперске позорнице повлачи се у пуној снази 1978. године. Укупно је остварила 77 мецосопранских улога у скоро 1.800 представа на сценама широм света. Наредних двадесет година радила је као педагог, односно професор соло певања на Факултету музичке уметности у Београду, а касније и на Уметничкој академији у Новом Саду. Један од њених ученика је Жељко Лучић, један од најбољих баритона на свету.

Заједно са супругом, Душаном Цвејићем, аутор је књиге "Уметност певања".

Највише француско одликовање, Легија части, додељено јој је 2001. године. Поводом њеног 90. рођендана Музеј Народног позоришта у Београду је приредио изложбу и концерт децембра 2013. године. Поводом њеног 95. рођендана отворена је изложба "Бисерка Цвејић – од светске диве до врхунског педагога".

Крајем 2014. године додељена јој је награда за животно дело "Доситеј Обрадовић" и уручена у фебруару 2015.
Преминула је 7. јануара 2021. године и сахрањена на Новом гробљу у Београду.

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Рођени 1923.
Умрли 2021.
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As the saying goes, a dog is man's best friend. So what do you do when you think your human best friend is sick?
You ask them how they are feeling right. But what do you do when you can't ask.
If your dog is acting peculiar then it is probably the sick dog symptoms of something bigger.
The first thing to check if your dog is healthy is to see if the dog's nose is cold. A warm nose means everything is not well and the dog is probably developing a temperature which you can't feel through the fur.
Another one of sick dog symptoms you can check for is if your dog isn't as playful or responsive as usual. If your dog doesn't jump up at your command, then maybe you would like to take your dog to the vet.
Another symptom of a sick dog is if your dog does not eat as much as usual or prefers drinking water to eating. This could be a sign of a sore throat but it could also mean a more serious problem of canine diabetes or canine liver disease.
One more symptom of sick dog is regular vomiting. If your dog is just throwing up all over the place it might mean that it has an upset stomach or has eaten something that does not agree with it.
Just as people do, dogs also have allergies. Monitor what your dog eats and you could find out what the problem is and isolate it.
To check your dog's vomit is the best thing to do. If there are traces of grass in the vomit that means that your dog was deliberately trying to vomit. Your dog vomiting could also mean that it has acquired a case of the dog flu.
I know it's not the most glamorous thing to do but checking your dog stools is also recommended. If your dog has bloody stools it could mean that it has a worm infestation.
Traces of blood in the urine could mean a urinary tract infection while diarrhea in your dog could simply mean that he's adjusting to a new diet but if it starts suddenly then it could mean that your dog has stress or a virus.
Another symptom of dog allergies is the onset of hair loss. It is also recommended to check your dog's ears as they can also be an indicator of illness.
If your dog is constantly scratching its ears then it could mean they are inflamed or that there is a parasitic infection present.
A brownish discharge from the ears also is an indicator that there is something wrong and certainly this is one of the sick dog symptoms. It could be a case of ear mite infection.
You must remember though that prevention is better than cure so take your best friend for a check up regularly. The sick dog symptoms are very much easy to detect if you pay attention to your dog's behavior all the time.
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As we continue to work towards becoming a sustainable school, our year 5 children have continued to carry the eco-baton by visiting a recycling centre.
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On June 13, 2014, Manucho signed a one-year deal with Spanish team Rayo Vallecano.
He is married to former handball player Elzira Tavares and a brother of Petro Atlético football player Manucho Barros.
At the end of the 2007–08 season, Manucho returned to Manchester United for pre-season training and the club's summer tour of South Africa. However, he had picked up a suspected metatarsal injury and was unable to play a part in the pre-season programme. In August 2008, the club confirmed that they had re-applied for a work permit for Manucho so that he could play for them. On 28 August 2008, the "Manchester Evening News" reported that Manucho had received a work permit earlier that summer, which was confirmed on the official website. Manucho was handed the number 26 shirt for the 2008–09 season. Although it was claimed he was carrying an injury and would not feature, he made his competitive first team debut as a substitute on 23 September 2008 in a League Cup Third Round tie at home to Middlesbrough. The game ended 3–1 to Manchester United. Manucho made his Premier League debut for Manchester United on 15 November 2008, coming on as a 74th-minute substitute for Carlos Tevez in a home match against Stoke City. Ten minutes after coming on, Manucho was involved in the build-up to United's fourth goal by Danny Welbeck. On 18 December 2008, Manucho scored his first goal in a Manchester United shirt, heading home Magnus Eikrem's cross to earn United's reserve side a 1–1 draw against Everton in a Reserve League North match.
Manucho began his football career at Flamenguinhos, a small youth football club from Terra Nova, Luanda, where he lived. Under the guidance of his coach and father, Alberto Gonçalves, Manucho plied his trade as a left winger, becoming one of the club's top stars.
On January 7, 2015, Manucho joined Algerian club USM Alger, signing a two and a half year contract with the club.
Mateus Alberto Contreiras Gonçalves (born 7 March 1983), commonly known as Manucho, is an Angolan professional footballer who plays for Spanish club Rayo Vallecano as a striker.
Manucho plays international football for Angola. He was a member of the Angolan squad during his nation's successful qualification campaign for the 2008 African Cup of Nations.
United's winter arrivals were Angolan forward Manucho and Brazilian midfielder Rodrigo Possebon. Italian youngster Davide Petrucci arrived in June from Roma.
In summer 2010, Manucho signed with Bucaspor on a loan deal from Real Valladolid. He made his debut on 23 August at 0-0 against Kasımpaşa S.K.. His next game on 28 August 2010, Manucho scored his first goal against Gençlerbirliği. On 22 November 2010, Manucho scored and provided an assist for Musa Aydın in a 5-2 loss against Turkish champion Fenerbahçe. Despite the loss, Manucho was the hero when he scored a winning goal against Fenerbahçe in a 3-2 win to send the club through to the Turkiye Kupasi on 21 December 2010. This match turned out to be last appearance for Bucaspor. Later, the agreement at the club has been terminated unilaterally over the circuit between the payment of claims.
Manuel António Nascimento, nicknamed Manucho, (born 15 March 1994) is an Angolan handball player for Marinha de Guerra and the Angolan national team.
On 21 December 2007, it was announced that Manucho had agreed to sign for English Premier League champions Manchester United. He joined the club in January 2008 on a three-year contract. Prior to the announcement, Manucho had been on a three-week trial with the Manchester club, during which he managed to impress United manager Sir Alex Ferguson enough to earn himself a contract.
Manucho signed end of January 2011 with another Turkish team Manisaspor until the end of the season. He made his debut for Manisaspor in 3-1 loss against Fenerbahçe on 5 February 2011. On the final season of the Turkey League on 14 May 2011, Manucho made his last appearance for the club when he provided assist for Murat Erdoğan in a 4-2 win over his former team, Bucaspor, whom he had played for earlier in the season.
Upon turning professional, Manucho signed for Benfica de Luanda, a mid-table club in the Angolan league. He then moved to Luanda-based side Petro Atlético, where he initially struggled to break into the team due to the presence of striker Flávio Amado. After Flávio joined Egyptian side Al-Ahly, Manucho began to establish himself in the side, scoring 16 goals in 2006 and 15 in 2007.
Manucho scored on his league debut for Panathinaikos in a 2–0 home win over Larissa. Panathinaikos finished the Super League Greece 2007-08 season in 3rd place, qualifying the team for a play-off for the remaining European places. Manucho scored three goals in this six-game mini tournament, helping Panathinaikos to top the play-off group and qualify for the second qualifying round of the 2008–09 UEFA Champions League.
Petro Atlético de Luanda were crowned champions, while Académica do Soyo, Atlético do Namibe and Juventude do Moxico were relegated. Manucho Gonçalves of Petro de Luanda finished as the top scorer with 14 goals.
Lourenço eventually switched allegiance to Angola, gaining his first and only cap on 10 August 2011 by coming on as an 85th minute substitute for Manucho in a 0–0 friendly in Liberia.
Manucho moved from Petro Atletico to Manchester United in January 2008. Before playing a game for United, however, he was loaned out to Greek side Panathinaikos for the remainder of the 2007–08 season, due to issues with obtaining a UK work permit. Manucho received a work permit soon after returning to Manchester United for pre-season training in July 2008, and made his debut for the club in the League Cup against Middlesbrough on 23 September 2008. Short of first team opportunities at Old Trafford, however, on 16 January 2009 he joined Hull City on loan until the end of the 2008–09 season. Having failed to break into the Manchester United first team, Manucho joined Real Valladolid in July 2009.
Fabrice Elysée Kouadio Kouakou (born October 3, 1990) nickname "Manucho" is an Ivorian footballer who plays as a striker for CS Constantine in Ligue 1, The Algerian football league.
Primeiro de Agosto were crowned champions, while Bravos do Maquis, Progresso do Sambizanga and Sporting de Cabinda were relegated. Manucho Gonçalves of Petro Luanda finished as the top scorer with 16 goals.
Antonciño (Ismael Merlo) is a poor man. He is planning a travel to America to find his love Rosiña (Lina Yegros) . He moves into the area under the pretense of being a rich man for the hardwork. Manucho and his friend Antonciño travel there. Rosiña, a yourger and poor woman with a dreams of buy a house, ignore habit who is unaware of Antonciño's activities. Matters become complicated as Antonio's the poor and the identity as be Manucho the rich is made public, but are not. Rosiña's remember friend Antonciño and their be lover again. Manucho (Antonio Casal) becomes a great party in the city for two days.Receivint of soon of the city for the mayor Salvador Videgain and the troubles go neared for him.


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Research ArticleClinical Review
Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome
Nonarthritic hip pain in young adults
Paul J. Dooley
Canadian Family Physician January 2008, 54 (1) 42-47;
For correspondence: h07pjd@mun.ca
Available Languages EnglishAbstract French
OBJECTIVE To provide family physicians with an approach to the diagnosis and management of nonarthritic hip pain in young adults, which might occur as a result of femoroacetabular impingement syndrome.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION A MEDLINE search from 1950 to April 2007 was carried out using the MeSH terms femoroacetabular, impingement, hip, and syndrome. The existing literature consists of level II studies. To date, randomized controlled trials have not been carried out.
MAIN MESSAGE Nonarthritic hip pain in the active adult population has long been a difficult clinical problem to manage. Arthroplasty is rarely an appropriate option and the usual conservative therapies for musculoskeletal problems are frequently ineffective. Recently, abnormal impingement between the acetabulum and femoral head-neck junction, or femoroacetabular impingement syndrome, has been recognized as a relatively common and possibly prearthritic cause of these symptoms. Family physicians can identify these patients by recognizing the clinical history and through specific examination findings. Emerging evidence suggests that early surgical intervention improves function and perhaps prevents or delays the onset of degenerative changes in the hip joint.
CONCLUSION Family physicians can identify patients with possible femoroacetabular impingement syndrome and play an important role in the appropriate management of these cases.
H.P. is a 38-year-old account manager who visits your office complaining of right hip pain. He is an otherwise healthy individual with no history of musculoskeletal problems. He describes his pain as primarily dull and achy and localized to his groin. The pain is present most days and is much worse after intense activity, especially after ice hockey, which he plays twice a week. Recently, he has had to stop playing, which has made him quite concerned. He states that the pain began about 3 years ago with no specific inciting event. Since then it has progressed slowly and now is interfering with his life, as he has difficulty tying his shoes, ascending stairs, and sitting for prolonged periods. He has seen a physiotherapist and a chiropractor, both of whom felt the pain was due to a groin pull. Prescribed exercises were of no help and actually made the pain worse. Two months ago, he was seen by a colleague of yours who ordered an x-ray investigation and prescribed anti-inflammatory medication. The x-ray results were reported as normal and the medication has provided little relief. H.P. asks what the problem could be and if there is anything that can help resolve his symptoms and allow him to play ice hockey again.
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) or hip impingement syndrome refers to the constellation of signs and symptoms brought about by abnormal contact between the acetabulum and femoral head-neck junction. This contact or impingement might occur within the normal physiologic range of motion as a result of subtle osseous abnormalities of the acetabulum or femur where the femoral neck transitions to the head. Alternatively, the impingement can occur in an otherwise morphologically normal hip as a result of extreme range of motion activities. This impingement can result in substantial pain and discomfort and frequently limits function in healthy and active patients.
Equally important, recurrent impingement can result in injury to the acetabular labrum and adjacent cartilage.1–4 Recent investigation has indicated that this abnormal impingement might lead to early degenerative changes in the hip joint and might, in fact, be the underlying etiology in most osteoarthritis cases previously identified as idiopathic.1,5–9 Before the recent recognition of this clinical entity, young adult patients with radiographically normal yet symptomatic hips were managed expectantly. This frequently resulted in substantial functional limitations, persistent pain, and perhaps early joint degeneration. Fortunately, family physicians now have the opportunity to be actively involved in the diagnosis and appropriate management of these patients.
A MEDLINE search from 1950 to April 2007 was carried out using the MeSH terms femoroacetabular, impingement, hip, and syndrome. The search was restricted to studies published in the English language and limited to those with human subjects. Studies identified consisted primarily of level II evidence.
Recognition of FAI syndrome as a cause of nonarthritic hip pain and, perhaps, as a precursor to osteoarthritis is a fairly recent development.1,5–9 A number of arthroscopic and open surgical techniques have been developed that appear promising in terms of symptom relief and functional improvement.5,10–15 There is also some indication that early intervention might prevent or at least delay progression of degenerative changes leading to hip arthroplasty.5,13 It is important to note, however, that the duration of follow-up in these studies is limited and that the natural history of the impinging hip has not yet been clearly defined. Randomized controlled trials with appropriate long-term follow-up could help to clarify many of the existing controversies, but to date have not been done.
A number of pre-existing hip abnormalities have been identified that might contribute to impingement, including acetabular retroversion, previous femoral neck fracture, slipped capital femoral epiphysis, and Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease.2–7,10 Frequently, however, signs and symptoms of FAI syndrome are accompanied by a radiographic report of a normal hip. This might be because the evolution of the understanding of this condition is relatively recent or because of the subtlety of the radiographic findings. As a result, patients might be misdiagnosed and managed as having such conditions as groin strain, early osteoarthritis, low back disorder, or inguinal hernia. Such patients often continue to seek help from other health care providers, leading to a delay in diagnosis that not only affects quality of life but might also contribute to degeneration of the hip joint.
Fortunately, the constellation of demographic features, presenting symptoms, and clinical signs of hip impingement syndrome are fairly consistent and should allow family physicians to identify those who could benefit from appropriate referral and management.
Patients with FAI syndrome are typically healthy, active adults, frequently between the ages of 25 and 50. Many are involved in athletic activities that have been affected by their symptoms. Activities often involve extreme ranges of motion, such as ice hockey, martial arts, and some track and field events that require frequent deep hip flexion or pivoting maneuvers. Typically, such activities cause an increase in intensity or duration of symptoms.
There are many common causes of hip pain that must be excluded before a diagnosis of FAI syndrome is considered (Table 1). A careful history and physical examination can usually be relied upon to differentiate these causes.
Common causes of adult hip pain
The first step in the assessment involves a comprehensive pain history. Hip impingement pain is typically experienced anteriorly in the groin, but patients might also complain of associated lateral and posterior discomfort. Affected individuals might indicate the location of pain by gripping the lateral hip, just above the greater trochanter, between the abducted thumb and index finger. This is known as the C sign (Figure 1). Pain is often described as dull or aching in nature and might become worse after prolonged periods of sitting. Occasionally, an exacerbation of sharp and catching pain with activity is reported. Duration of symptoms is variable, and patients might report an inciting event, although this is not always the case, as the onset is often insidious. Many times, a course of physiotherapy might have been completed. Owing to the mechanical nature of the impingement syndrome, however, this approach is usually ineffective, and inactivity might be the only effective way to relieve pain. Of course, any lumbosacral symptoms require close scrutiny, as do systemic conditions or medications having musculoskeletal manifestations.
Figure 1 The C sign
The patient indicates location of pain by gripping the affected hip, just above the greater trochanter, between the abducted thumb and index finger.
Physical examination is very important in the assessment, as certain components, such as the impingement test, have been shown to be highly sensitive. Gait pattern is first observed for the presence of antalgic or gluteus medius gait. This involves the patient swaying the torso laterally over the affected hip in the stance phase as a result of abductor weakness or as an attempt to decrease the forces across the joint during the gait. Next, examine range of motion with the patient supine, comparing with the contralateral hip. Typically, internal rotation with the hip at 90° of flexion is markedly limited relative to the other side. Flexion and abduction are also frequently limited, though this is less consistent and might occur later in the development of the syndrome. Perhaps the most important finding indicating hip impingement is a positive impingement test, or the impingement sign, which has been shown to be present in more than 90% of patients who later have the diagnosis of FAI syndrome confirmed either radiographically or at the time of surgery.4,10,11 The test involves having the patient supine on the examination table. The affected hip and knee are flexed to 90°. The hip is then adducted and internally rotated in this flexed position (Figure 2). A positive test involves a sudden, often sharp, pain in the hip. Patients will often report that the maneuver recreates their typical symptoms.
Figure 2 The impingement test
With patient supine, the hip and knee of the affected limb are flexed to 90°. The leg is then adducted and internally rotated in this position. Occurrence of sudden exacerbation of pain, typically in the groin, is considered a positive test.
The next step in the assessment is appropriate imaging. If radiographs have not yet been completed, they should be arranged at this time. There are a number of specialized plain film views as well as other imaging modalities, including computed tomography scan and magnetic resonance arthrogram, which are used by orthopedic surgeons for surgical decision making and preoperative planning. At this stage, however, an anteroposterior view of the pelvis and a lateral view of the affected hip are all that is required, and more specialized imaging should be left to the discretion of the treating orthopedic surgeon. Morphologic abnormalities such as those listed above as well as the presence of any degenerative changes can be observed with this imaging. There are subtle findings on otherwise normal radiographs that might further support a diagnosis of impingement syndrome. These include a loss of the normal concavity at the head-neck junction, which can be seen on the anteroposterior view; posterior placement of the femoral head relative to the neck as seen on the cross-table lateral view; and presence of herniation pits on the anterolateral femoral neck, which might be seen on both views1 (Figure 3). It is important to be aware that hip impingement syndrome can, and often does, present with results of plain radiographs reported as normal. An inability to recognize these subtleties or a lack of access to the images should not overshadow a convincing history and physical examination findings, including a positive impingement test. The presence of degenerative changes on plain radiographs warrants discussion with the patient regarding a diagnosis of osteoarthritis and the appropriate management based on age, activity level, patient wishes, and his or her expectations. The presence of advanced degenerative changes precludes a diagnosis of impingement syndrome and, as such, the treatment options available.
Figure 3A Anteroposterior scan of the pelvis in a patient with impingement syndrome
Note the presence of abnormal prominence at the junction of the femoral head and neck on the superior aspect of the left hip, creating an abnormal contour (arrow).
Figure 3B
Lateral projection depicting lack of normal anterior offset of the femoral head (circle) relative to the neck
Having determined that the clinical presentation is consistent with impingement syndrome, family physicians are faced with the need for appropriate management and referral if necessary. As with many musculoskeletal problems, a brief course of conservative therapy is warranted. This should include activity modification or avoidance of exacerbating activities, rest, and anti-inflammatory medication (assuming no contraindications exist). Intensive physiotherapy is unlikely to be of benefit given the nature of the condition, and attempts to improve range of motion might continue the impinging process and aggravate the condition. Efforts should be made to continue with physical activity that does not aggravate symptoms so as to minimize muscular deconditioning. Given the mechanical nature of FAI, this symptomatic management will have little effect on the underlying cause, and attempts to return to previous activity will likely cause symptoms to recur. Therefore, concurrent referral to an orthopedic specialist is warranted.
Impingement syndrome is still a relatively new entity within orthopedic surgery. Surgical techniques for managing the problem are highly specialized and are unlikely to be undertaken by the general orthopedist. Most orthopedic surgeons will, however, have knowledge of a colleague experienced with impingement syndrome or hip surgery in general. Family physicians might wish to contact a local orthopedic surgeon and inquire about appropriate referral. Depending on practice location, such a referral might involve travel to another city or even province.
If, after specialist consultation and investigation, surgical intervention is offered, the various procedures must be discussed in detail with the patient. Briefly, these procedures involve addressing the intra-articular pathology leading to impingement between the acetabulum and proximal femur. Often, this involves carefully adjusting the contour of the femoral head-neck junction or the bony acetabular rim in addition to any intra-articular soft tissue problems such as labral tears. Such procedures can be carried out arthroscopically or via open surgical procedure, depending on the surgeon's experience and the exact nature of the pathology. Both arthroscopic and open surgical treatment for FAI have been shown to substantially improve symptoms and hip function.5,10–15
H.P. provides a history consistent with hip impingement. His activity certainly involves extreme ranges of flexion and rotation of the hip, both of which exacerbate his symptoms. His difficulty with tying his shoes could be related to a decreased range of motion due to pain or mechanical causes. Symptomatic treatment has been ineffective, as the underlying etiology has not been addressed. As is often the case, several other health care practitioners have been involved in his care without a correct diagnosis having been made. The report of a normal radiograph of the hip might lead many physicians to recommend continued symptomatic management or the pursuit of other possible sources of his pain. In the presence of clinical findings, such as decreased internal rotation and, in particular, a positive impingement test, this patient would certainly warrant further assessment and investigation by an orthopedic surgeon for possible hip impingement syndrome.
Nonarthritic hip pain due to impingement syndrome in young adult patients represents a difficult clinical problem. Such patients often respond poorly to symptomatic measures and are frequently unwilling to accept the functional limitations imposed by their symptoms. Furthermore, because of their young age, lack of degenerative changes, and functional expectations, joint replacement is inappropriate.
Hip impingement syndrome refers to a constellation of signs and symptoms brought about by abnormal contact between the acetabulum and femoral head-neck junction as a result of extreme range of motion activities or osseous abnormalities on either side of the hip joint. The presence of a consistent history and physical findings such as a positive impingement test should alert the family physician to the possibility of hip impingement syndrome. Radiographic studies might be reported as normal unless critically reviewed by specialists familiar with the subtleties of impingement syndrome. Referral to the appropriate specialist can provide the patient with options for treatment, which could result in substantial symptomatic relief and functional improvement and, perhaps, prevent or delay the onset of joint degeneration. Fortunately, with a general understanding of FAI syndrome, family physicians can recognize these patients and play an active role in their appropriate and timely management.
EDITOR'S KEY POINTS
Although there are many causes of nonarthritic hip pain in adults, impingement syndrome should be considered, as it could lead to degenerative changes.
The impingement test is positive in more than 90% of those with impingement syndrome.
Results of radiographs in the early stages might be normal.
If a brief course of conservative therapy fails to improve symptoms, referral to an orthopedic surgeon familiar with this condition is warranted.
POINTS DE REPÈRE DU RÉDACTEUR
Quoi qu'il existe plusieurs causes de douleur de hanche non arthritique chez l'adulte, on doit penser à un conflit fémoro-acétabulaire, une condition qui pourrait entraîner des changements dégénératifs.
Le test du conflit est positif chez plus de 90% des patients qui présentent ce syndrome.
Aux stades initiaux, les radiographies peuvent s'avérer normales.
Si les symptômes ne s'améliorent pas avec un traitement conservateur court, le patient doit être dirigé vers un chirurgien orthopédiste qui connaît bien cette condition.
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