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“Polyon WordPress Theme” Documentation by Ruven

“Polyon WordPress Theme”

Created: February 18, 2012
By: Ruven

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This documentation will teach you how to use the Polyon WordPress Theme.
I provide pretty extensive help in this file, but this doesn’t mean the theme is hard to use. I just want to cover every question that might occur. I also guide you from the installation process through theme specific functions to filling your page with content.

If questions occur that are not covered by this help file, feel free to ask your question in the comment section of this item.

Have fun with your new theme!

Best regards,

Table of Contents

  1. Folder Structure
  2. Installation
    1. Installing WordPress
    2. Installing the Theme
  3. Setup
    1. Import Dummy Content
    2. Basic Theme Settings
  4. Adding Content
    1. Custom Menu
    2. Adding Posts, Pages and Portfolio Entries
    3. Adding Slider and Featured Items to the Front Page
    4. Disable Comments for Posts or Pages
  5. Shortcodes
  6. Modifying the Theme with a Child Theme
  7. Translating the Theme
  8. Updating the Theme
    1. Automatic Updates
    2. Manual Updates
  9. Default Image Sizes
  10. CSS Files and Structure
  11. Photoshop Files
  12. JavaScript and jQuery
  13. FAQ
  14. Support
  15. Sources and Credits

A) Folder Structure - top

Inside the theme folder you will find some folders that are for internal use only. The folder that may be important to you is the folder lib/frontend/.

B) Installation - top

1) Installing WordPress

If you are new to WordPress and haven't installed it on your server yet, I recommend to read the official WordPress installation instructions.

2) Installing the Theme

You can either install the theme by uploading it from the admin panel, which is the easiest method, or you can upload it via FTP to your server. Some hosting companies restrict the upload size of files, so if the first method doesn't work, please try the second one (via FTP). Here are the steps for both methods:

Installing the Theme via Upload from the Admin Panel
  1. Unzip the package you've downloaded from ThemeForest
  2. Log in to your WordPress admin panel
  3. Go to Apparance → Theme and click the tab called Install Themes (on top of the page)
  4. Now click the upload link and click the button Choose File
  5. In the dialog window, navigate to the folder that you just unzipped and double click the file Polyon.zip
  6. Now click on Install Now
  7. Wait till you see the message Theme installed successfully
  8. Click the Activate link and you'll find yourself in the theme settings - it's done!
Installing the Theme via FTP (in case it doesn't work via the Admin Panel)
  1. Unzip the package you've downloaded from ThemeForest
  2. In the unzipped folder, unzip the file Polyon.zip
  3. Open your FTP program and log on to your server (if you don't have an FTP program, I'd recommend FileZilla
  4. On the server, navigate in your WordPress installation to the directory /wp-content/themes
  5. Now upload the folder called Polyon, that you just unzipped, into this directory
  6. When the upload is complete, log in to your WordPress admin panel
  7. Go to Apparance → Theme
  8. Here you should see the Polyon Theme
  9. Click the Activate link and you'll find yourself in the theme settings - it's done!

Notice: If you should've trouble with the theme installation, I recommend to read the official WordPress Theme installation instructions.

Now we can start to fill your site with content and then set up some options for the theme.

C) Setup - top

1) Import Dummy Content

In the unzipped folder of the file you've got from ThemeForest, you'll find another folder called Dummy Content. In there you'll find the file dummy_content.xml. Here are the steps to import this file into WordPress, so you can have an easier start:

  1. Log in to your WordPress admin panel
  2. Go to Tools → Import
  3. Click the link that reads WordPress in the tables last row
  4. On the next screen with the title Import WordPress, click the button Choose File
  5. In the dialog window, navigate to the unzipped theme folder and then into the folder Dummy Content, where you double click the file dummy_content.xml
  6. Now click the button Upload file and import
  7. On the next screen I recommend to assign the imported posts to an existing user (with the select menu) and to activate the checkbox called Download and import file attachments
  8. After you click submit you should get an All done message :)

2) Basic Theme Settings

Polyon has over 350+ admin options. But don't worry - you don't have to go through all of them to make the theme work. In fact, the theme works right out of the box. There are just a few things you have to set up to get your Front Page, Blog and Portfolio going. Basically, you just need to create 3 new pages (Pages → Add New): one for the Front Page, one for the Blog and one for the Portfolio. If you imported the dummy content you'll already have these pages and you can jump right into the options:

Setup Front Page
  1. Go to Theme Options → Front Page
  2. Select the page Front Page from the select menu under the options Select Content Page
  3. Click the button Save Changes (on the bottom of the page)
Setup Blog
  1. Go to Theme Options → Blog
  2. Select the page Blog from the select menu under the options Select Blog Page
  3. Click the button Save Changes (on the bottom of the page)
Setup Portfolio
  1. Go to Theme Options → Portfolio
  2. Select the page Portfolio from the select menu under the options Select Portfolio Page
  3. Now select the categories of which you want portfolio entries on your page
  4. Click the button Save Changes (on the bottom of the page)

D) Adding Content - top

1) Custom Menu

Notice: If you've never worked with the Menu Manager before, I recommend reading the WordPress Codex Page about Menus.

I highly recommend to create a custom menu for the main navigation, because else, WordPress will automatically add every new page that you create to the main navigation and it can easily "overflow".

To create a custom menu, do the following steps:

  1. Go to Appeance → Menus
  2. Enter a menu name (e.g. "Main") and hit Create Menu
  3. In the panel Theme Locations under Main Menu, select your newly created menu (e.g. "Main") and hit Save
  4. Now you can start adding menu items from the panels on the left side of the screen
  5. Hit Save Menu when you're done adding items

As you might have noticed, there are two more locations in the panel Theme Locations called Header Bar Menu and Footer Bar Menu. By clicking the + tab you can add more custom menus and add them to these locations. The options for the header and footer bars can be found under Theme Options → Info Bars. There you can pick what type of content to show in the info bars. And under Theme Options → Layout you can decide if the info bars should be displayed at all.

2) Adding Posts, Pages and Portfolio Entries

The options for Posts, Pages and Portfolio Entries are almost the same. The theme adds some extra panels called Headline,to overwrite the default headline for a page, Featured Content Replacements (will be described below) and Template Options, to change the page content size (sidebar or full width), the sidebar position (left or right), the sidebar style (default or wide), the sidebar (that you can add in Theme Options → Sidebars and fill with widgets in Apperance → Widgets and, for Portfolio Entries, the link to external websites (which displays a Visit Site link next to the Read More link).

How to set an excerpt

You can set excerpts in 3 different ways. By default an excerpt of 55 words is created for overview pages. You can change this in Theme Options → Blog. You can either choose that the excerpt is automatically created or that you want to set it by yourself by setting a More Tag in your text or by writing the excerpt in the excerpt panel. If you prefer to write a summary of your post in the excerpt panel you might have to activate it first. To do that, click the Screen Options tab on the top right corner of your screen and set a check mark on Excerpt. For Portfolio items I would always recommend to do it this way, since you can write a quick summary about the item separate from the text.

The panel for the Featured Image is on the bottom right. Click the link Set featured image to let the media library appear. Upload or choose an image and click Use as featured image (not Intert into Post). Don't worry if the scale of your image is too big, because the theme automatically downsizes the image to fit.

A panel called Featured Content Replacement is located directly under your editor. Here you can overwrite the Featured Image for certain areas.

For example: if you want to show a different image on the single post than the Featured Image that is displayed in your blog / post overview, paste the URL to your image of choice into the Overview field.
Or if you want to show a videos instead of the Featured Image in the Lightbox, paste the link into the Lightbox field.

To get the URL you can also simply click on the Set Content button to make the media library appear. Select your image and click the Insert into Post button.

You can also set the resize method for the content with the select menus under the content input fields. If you leave the option Inherit Size from Image Options on, the images will adapt the size you've set in the theme options for the specific post type.
For example: if you edit a blog post and set a replacement image or video with the resize method Inherit Size from Image Options, it will scale the image or video exactly after the Featured Image Size settings you've entered under Theme Options → Blog.

How to set videos and images as Lightbox content

If you set a Featured Image, the lightbox will automatically display a big version of the image. But if you want to change the lightbox image into something else or even display a video instead, you have to paste the URL to the image or video into the Lightbox field. Please be aware that the Lightbox field is the only field besides the others where you don't have to paste in the video embedding code. Just paste in the URL to the video and the theme will figure out the rest.

Here are some examples of how the URL could look like:

  1. Vimeo Video: http://vimeo.com/16369165
  2. YouTube Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JAyaBuOYyY
  3. Resized Vimeo Video: http://vimeo.com/16369165?width=800&height=450

Noticed something in the last URL example? Yes, you can even set the size of the video by adding some URL parameters to the video URL (e.g. ?width=800&height=450).

You can find more examples on the homepage of the lightbox creator:

How to embed videos correctly

In the Featured Content Replacement panel you have the option to embed videos in the fields Overview and Entry. You get the embed code on the video portal websites.
E.g. on YouTube you just have to click Share → Embed under the video, and then copy and paste the embed code into the field. The width and height of the video don't have to be adjusted, because the theme will resize the video automatically.

Only in case you want to embed a video into the content (Visual or HTML editor) instead of the featured area, you have to set the right size. For a page that has a sidebar that would be 627 pixel width and for a full width page (without sidebar) it's 960 pixel width (the height gets adjusted automatically).

3) Adding Slider and Featured Items to the Front Page

To add slider or featured items to the front page you first have to set what slider or feature area you want to see on the front page. You can do this by going to Theme Options → Front Page and select a method from the select menu in the Slider / Feature panel.

If you haven't choosen Static Content / Video (which can be set directly in the Front Page settings), please navigate now to Featured Items → Add New. Here you need to set a Featured Image and a title. The rest is optional.
Depending on the slider or feature area you've picked, you'll see options like Description and Featured Item Link and in some cases even a whole panel with more slider settings (e.g. Caption Position [to position the description text as caption] or Read More Link [to change the text of the read more link]. So please check out these options, after you changed the slider in the Front Page options. The possibilities might surprise you ;)

4) Disable Comments for Posts or Pages

To disable comments for all new posts and pages, go to Settings → Discussion and uncheck the box Allow people to post comments on new articles. Please note that this only disables for new posts and pages. The ones you already have, need to be disabled manually.
To do this, please follow these steps:

  1. Go to edit the post or page you want to disable the comment on
  2. On the top right of your window you'll see a little tab called Screen Options that you click
  3. In the roll-down area, check the box Discussion if it is not already checked
  4. Now scroll down and you should see a panel called Discussion below the other panels
  5. In this panel uncheck the box Allow comments and you're done!

E) Shortcodes - top

Shortcodes in Polyon are as easy as pie. When ever you edit a page or post, look for the little yellow flash icon in the toolbar of the visual editor. One click on it reveals a menu of all the shortcodes you can insert into your page. Just choose the one you need...

Some shortcodes offer you an options form to configure the output. Some of these forms might seem extensive, but please keep in mind that the most options are optional and don't have to be set. Required fields are marked bold (like the first option Blockquote in the screenshot).

F) Modifying the Theme with a Child Theme - top

Over are the dark old days where you had to modify the theme directly to make some changes, but then weren't able to update it anymore.
Polyon is a robust parent theme, so if you want to change functions, classes or template files, all you have to do is to create a child theme and overwrite the already existing function. This way the original theme stays untouched and you can preform updates without worrying that your code gets lost. I even created a child theme skeleton to make the process even easier for you.

Just upload the ZIP file that is in the theme package folder Child Theme Skeleton the same way as it is stated in the section Installing the Theme. After you activate your child theme you will be able to operate inside this theme and all changes will be applied to Polyon.

Notice: If you've never worked with child themes before I recommend reading the WordPress Codex page about child themes. Turst me, you'll get it easy and it is well worth the efford :)

G) Translating the Theme - top

Polyon is complete translation ready. Whithin the theme files you'll find a folder called languages. This is where your translation files go. German, Dutch, French and Spanish are already included, but by default the theme speaks english.

Here are the steps to create a translation file for another language:

  1. Download a gettext file editor like poedit and install it.
  2. Open Poedit and select File → New Catalog from POT file...
  3. In the dialog window, navigate to your theme files into the folder languages and double click the file polyon.pot
  4. On the next window that pops up you can give your catalog a name and a version (e.g. "Polyon Swedish 1.0"), select a language, a country and two charsets (should be set to UTF-8)
  5. After you hit OK, Poedit will open a new save dialog window and you should save you new translation file into the languages folder and name it after the appropriate country code (e.g. "de_DE.po")
  6. Now you can start translating
  7. Hit Save when you're done

Notice: If you're not sure what country code to use, you can also check it in the file wp-config.php in the WordPress root directory. Just open the file and search for the line define('WPLANG', ''); (should be around line 72). By default (if nothing is set) the country code is en_US, but you can also set it manually, e.g. to define('WPLANG', 'de_DE');. This would, of course invoke the file de_DE.po.

If you have WordPress already installed in the language you've translated your theme to, the translation should kick right in. If it doesn't, make sure to install WordPress in the right language or change the WordPress language manually (as described in the notice box above).

H) Updating the Theme - top

There are two ways to update the theme. You can either the use the Envato WordPress Toolkit plugin and update Polyon (and all other ThemeForest themes) through WordPress' admin panel, or you can do it manually by using an FTP client.

Here I describe both ways:

1) Automatic Updates

  1. Download the Envato WordPress Toolkit plugin.
  2. Upload the envato-wordpress-toolkit folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory on your server.
  3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
  4. To establish a ThemeForest API connection, navigate to the Envato Toolkit page and insert your ThemeForest username and secret API key in the designated input fields. To obtain your API Key, visit your My Settings page on ThemeForest.
  5. After clicking Save Settings, you should see all ThemeForest themes you have installed. If an update is available, you'll see a message below the theme and you can click on update automatically.

2) Manual Updates

A manual update requires you to re-download and re-install the theme on your WordPress installation. But don't worry. None of your theme settings will get lost (they are stored in the database and not in the theme files).

To get notified about updates, you should add me on your social networks:

Please follow these steps to update the theme:

  1. Re-download the theme package from ThemeForest in My Account → Downloads (here you can also rate the theme).
  2. Log in to your WordPress admin panel.
  3. Go to Apparance → Theme and deactivate the current Polyon theme by temporarily activating the default theme Twenty Eleven.
  4. Under Available Themes, on the deactivated Polyon theme, click on Delete to remove it.
  5. To upload the new version of the theme, just follow the installation instructions from above.

Notice: If you have ever modified any theme files directly, I assume you have a local copy of them on your computer. If you don't, please login to your WordPress installation via FTP and backup the old theme files, before you remove them from the server. Please note that these modifications will be lost after the update. Child Themes are the right choice to modify theme files without losing the code after an update (you can read about them here).

I) Default Image Sizes - top

By default the following image sizes are used by the theme:

Type Width (in pixels) Height (in pixels)
Feature with frame / Fullwidth 950 440
Feature without frame 960 450
Alt. Feature 625 289
1 Column 617 289
1 Column (Full Width) 950 445
2 Columns 291 159
2 Columns (Full Width) 450 237
3 Columns 182 112
3 Columns (Full Width) 284 166
4 Columns 128 93
4 Columns (Full Width) 201 136
Two Third 399 289
Two Third (Full Width) 617 289
One Half 291 200
Two Third (Full Width) 450 237
One Half 291 200
One Half (Full Width) 450 237
One Third 182 182
One Third (Full Width) 284 284
One Fourth 128 128
One Fourth (Full Width) 201 201
Image inside default Sidebar 244 * (various)
Image inside wide Sidebar 296 * (various)

Since the theme supports extensive options to change the image sizes, you can change the height of almost all of them within the admin panel.

J) CSS Files and Structure - top

The CSS code structure is pretty simple. In every CSS file you will find headlines that tell you what the following code is about.

Technical Note: In front of every headline is the word @group. This is a special tag, that is used by some CSS-Editors in order to let you navigate through your code faster by the use of a tree view where every group gets displayed as a folder.

K) Photoshop Files - top

Among with the theme come all PSD files needed to edit the different layout styles and colors. With these files you can even create your own unique layout style.

L) JavaScript and jQuery - top

Notice: Every JavaScript plugin works out of the box or can be controlled by through the WordPress admin panel. You only have to read this section if you intent to edit or apply new JavaScript code.

This theme makes use of the jQuery JavaScript Framework and contains plugins that are written with the frameworks syntax. Further the theme is using the font replacement engine Cufon.

All JavaScript files are included in the head of the theme files.
Most of the JavaScript files can be found in the directory lib/frontend/javascript. The files of plugins that require more than just a JavaScript file are located in the directory lib/frontend/plugins.

Plugin Settings and Custom JavaScript

To change the settings of a plugin, simply edit the script.js file inside the javascript folder. Here you will find all the code that configures and invokes the plugins.

M) FAQ - top

How can I thank you for this awesome theme? =D

That's easy. If you're satisfied with the theme, you could log in to your ThemeForest account rate the theme. You can do this under My Account / Downloads. Just hover over the 5th star and click ;p

I'm getting a PHP warning about getimagesize(), what should I do?

A few buyers ran into the following warning message after they installed the theme:

Warning: getimagesize() [function.getimagesize]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration ...
This is caused by a function that tries to measure the size of an image (e.g. the logo), but in the server configuration the right to access an image via its URL is disabled. Some hosters disable it for security reasons, but since images can only be uploaded via the WordPress admin panel, which requires your login data, there is absolutly nothing to worry about.

To activate the file access and to get rid of this warning, please write your hosters support team a mail with the following content:

Dear Support Team,

My website needs to make use of the PHP function getimagesize() to measure the size of an image. Please set "allow_url_fopen" to "on" in my "php.ini" file, so I can get it to work properly.

Thank you for your time.

In case the hoster doesn't respond or is unable to chage the setting for you, there is another solution:

  1. Please install and activate this child theme, but leave the original theme installed (see the section Installing the Theme via Upload from the Admin Panel, if you need don't remember how to do this)
  2. Then paste the following code into the Custom CSS Code field in Theme Options → Layout and replace the number 222 with you own logo width:
    header.main .wrapper #logo a { width: 222px; }

N) Support - top

If you have any further questions, please use the comment section of this item at themeforest.com. This way other users can benefit from the solution as well. I will try my best to answer every question.

O) Sources and Credits - top

The template is using the following external scripts and resources:

Thank you very much for purchasing this theme! I wish you all the best for the website that will grow out of it. If you want, you can post the URL of your final website in the comment section. I would really like to see how this theme takes its place in the world wide web :)

Best regards,

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Next up on my look at each teams most efficient lineup is the Los Angeles Dodgers.  In this exercise the methodology is to use my simulator to find out which lineup wins the most games vs RH and LH pitchers.  I do this by making the team of interest the "away" team, playing against a "make believe" team whose stats don't change from one sim to the next. In fact no stats (or input projections) change for either team, the only difference from one simulation to the next is the lineup of the team of interest.  For player projections, I am using ZIPs projections which are available on Fangraphs. The lineup results will only be as good as the projections.  Keep in mind, the results are not intended to match what a certain teams manager is most likely to do during the season.  In fact, I know that many of the results will not happen due to manager philosophies but these are the most optimal lineups that the simulator spit out.  In some cases the top couple of lineups had very small differences in results.  For NL teams it is always better to bat your pitcher eighth but I am not even going to go there in this exercise as I know there is a 0% chance of a MLB manager actually doing that.

Previous teams:
AL: Angels | Rangers | Rays | Twins | Blue Jays | Indians | Athletics
NL: Mets | Cubs | Padres | Marlins | Reds | Giants | Brewers

Dodgers 2014 Hitting ZIPS Projections:
Matt Kemp24.8%8.6%0.2740.3390.4730.8120.342
Yasiel Puig19.7%8.5%0.2840.3540.4850.8390.359
Hanley Ramirez17.3%8.6%0.2760.3420.4860.8280.357
Adrian Gonzalez17.0%8.0%0.2820.3390.4530.7920.335
Carl Crawford16.5%5.2%0.2660.3080.4120.7200.314
Alexander Guerrero14.4%7.5%0.2590.3240.3860.7100.313
Juan Uribe20.5%6.1%0.2420.2930.3900.6830.297
A.J. Ellis18.3%11.2%0.2440.3370.3670.7040.306
Andre Ethier19.5%9.8%0.2610.3400.4050.7450.319
Scott Van Slyke25.1%9.7%0.2490.3250.4200.7450.325

See the results after the jump

If you are familiar with the Dodgers you know that they have more than three starting outfielders, so what I did is run simulations with an outfield of Crawford, Kemp and Puig (vs both RH/LH pitchers) and an outfield of Crawford, Ethier and Puig (vs both RH/LH pitchers) and lastly an outfield of Crawford, Puig and Van Slyke (vs only LH pitchers).

Best Lineup with outfield of Crawford/Kemp/Puig
vs RHPvs LHP
1CF-Matt KempC-A.J. Ellis
2RF-Yasiel PuigCF-Matt Kemp
31B-Adrian Gonzalez1B-Adrian Gonzalez
4SS-Hanley RamirezSS-Hanley Ramirez
5LF-Carl CrawfordRF-Yasiel Puig
62B-Alexander GuerreroLF-Carl Crawford
73B-Juan Uribe2B-Alexander Guerrero
8C-A.J. Ellis3B-Juan Uribe
9Pitchers SpotPitchers Spot

Best Lineup with outfield of Crawford/Ethier/Puig
vs RHPvs LHP
1CF-Andre EthierC-A.J. Ellis
2RF-Yasiel PuigRF-Yasiel Puig
31B-Adrian GonzalezSS-Hanley Ramirez
4SS-Hanley Ramirez1B-Adrian Gonzalez
5LF-Carl Crawford2B-Alexander Guerrero
62B-Alexander GuerreroLF-Carl Crawford
73B-Juan Uribe3B-Juan Uribe
8C-A.J. EllisCF-Andre Ethier
9Pitchers SpotPitchers Spot

Best Lineup with outfield of Crawford/Puig/Van Slyke
vs LHP
12B-Alexander Guerrero
2CF-Yasiel Puig
31B-Adrian Gonzalez
4SS-Hanley Ramirez
5RF-Scott Van Slyke
6LF-Carl Crawford
73B-Juan Uribe
8C-A.J. Ellis
9Pitchers Spot

Best Lineup with outfield of Ethier/Kemp/Puig
vs RHPvs LHP
1LF-Andre Ethier2B-Alexander Guerrero
2CF-Matt KempCF-Matt Kemp
31B-Adrian Gonzalez1B-Adrian Gonzalez
4SS-Hanley RamirezSS-Hanley Ramirez
5RF-Yasiel PuigRF-Yasiel Puig
63B-Juan UribeLF-Andre Ethier
72B-Alexander Guerrero3B-Juan Uribe
8C-A.J. EllisC-A.J. Ellis
9Pitchers SpotPitchers Spot

Matt Kemp:  Assuming that Matt Kemp is healthy and his ZIPS projections hold up, the simulator likes Matt Kemp hitting leadoff for the Dodgers against RHP.  The Dodgers lineup is pretty unique in that they don't have a really high OBP, very fast and low to moderate HR power hitter.  I assume Kemp will still have good speed, though I did dock his speed score a little bit due to last season's ankle injury.  Kemp's projection does look quite a bit like Puig's but I guess Kemp's slightly lower slugging percentage provides the lineup more production as the leadoff hitter.  Against LHP, the simulator drops Kemp down to second in the lineup when catcher A.J. Ellis moves into the leadoff spot.

Yasiel Puig: Puig could easily provide maximum production hitting first through fifth on various MLB lineups but in the Dodgers lineup the simulator likes Puig hitting second in most cases.  In the (vs LHP) lineup with Matt Kemp starting in CF the simulator does slot Puig into one of the more traditional RBI spots in the lineup - hitting fifth.

Hanley Ramirez: Ramirez is projected by ZIPS to have very similar numbers as Puig, but obviously Ramirez does not run as well as the younger Puig.  Which makes Ramirez a perfect fit in the cleanup spot in almost every scenario.  Against LHP and when Ethier is starting instead of Kemp the simulator does flip-flop Ramirez with Adrian Gonzalez, moving Ramirez to the third spot in the lineup.

Adrian Gonzalez: In most cases the simulator likes Gonzalez hitting third with first dibs to knock Puig in.  The Dodgers really have four good hitters and Gonzalez is at the bottom edge of that top tier.

Carl Crawford:  When you think of Carl Crawford you think of a top of the lineup hitter, either at leadoff or maybe batting second.  At or near the top of the lineup you really need to have on base percentage skills.  While he has lost some of his speed, Crawford still has the speed which can be leveraged at or near the top of the lineup but the low on base percentage is a killer.  The simulator does not like Crawford near the top of the lineup in any lineup scenario.  Instead the simulator likes Crawford hitting fifth against RHP and sixth against southpaws.  Amazingly (or maybe sadly), Crawford does have the fifth best projected slugging percentage of any of the five regulars including Andre Ethier.

Alexander Guerrero: Guerrero's 2014 projection is a bit of a crapshoot but we have to use something so there is a moderate amount of uncertainty over where he hits.  Since he is basically a rookie, Mattingly won't likely hit him in the top half of the lineup unless he turns into last years version of Yasiel Puig.  Mattingly likely hits Uribe before Guerrero but just going by the ZIPS projections and taking emotions and fairy dust out of the equation the simulator like Guerrero batting mostly sixth with some appearances at both fifth and seventh vs LHP.  With both Kemp and Ethier not starting (and Van Slyke starting in RF against LHP) the simulator does bump Guerrero up to the leadoff spot which is interesting but unlikely to actually take place.

Juan Uribe:  Similar to Carl Crawford, Uribe has a poor strikeout to walk ratio, only Crawford provides a little more on base and slugging percentage making Uribe the perfect number seven hitter and perhaps number eight hitter in a few scenarios for the Dodgers.  Uribe is more known for his glove, so as long as he can keep his OPS near the 0.700 level he is worth the offensive sacrifice (not the bunting kind).

A.J. Ellis: While it is no big secret, A.J. Ellis only brings one skill to the table on offense and that is his ability to get on base by drawing walks.  Ellis saw his walk rate drop to a career low 10% in the 2013 season.  ZIPS is projecting it to be back over 11% this season.  This may raise a bit of a stir but the simulator does like Ellis batting leadoff against most LHP.  Kemp and Puig just pound the ball too hard against LHP to have them both hitting one-two in the lineup in that case.  And before you bring it up or ask, there is no such thing as clogging the bases - as opposed to the all more truthful idiom of clogging the bench.  While not leading off the simulator likes Ellis batting eighth where he can get bunted over by the pitcher (or knocked in by Greinke) and become a run scoring candidate, albeit a slow one for the top of the order.

Andre Ethier:  Ethier's difficulty in hitting left handed pitching is well known and you can see it in the swing of where the simulator bats him when he is starting.  Ethier is projected to have one of the better on base percentages on the team and a slugging percentage that rivals teammate Carl Crawford's.  That is why the simulator tries to leverage Ethier's on base prowess by batting him leadoff against RHP but drops him to eighth, which might seem a little harsh against LHP.  He comes the closest of any teammate to rivaling the projection that A.J. Ellis puts out, though Ethier has a little more power and speed.

Scott Van Slyke: Van Slyke is the mystery player on the roster that you don't hear much about.  If Van Slyke played a better outfield defense he would be a respectable major league starter.  Instead he is a bench bat and power bat that can make the occasional start against a LHP.  A closer look at Van Slyke's projection and he is given the same OPS as Ethier and a slightly higher wOBA.  Van Slyke is really a nice option to have on the bench and I don't understand why his roster spot isn't more of a lock than it is.  When starting in RF against LHP with Puig and Crawford manning the two other outfield spots, the simulator like Van Slyke's power bat hitting fifth.

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Burnette was last seen about 06:00 a.m. at her residence in Harrison, Tennessee on September 17, 1996.

She was in an estranged relationship with her husband, Donald Ray Burnette, when she was last seen on September 17, 1996. This case is still classified as a missing person but is being handled as a homicide investigation due to the violent history within the marriage.

In October 1996, Paula Burnette's driver's license was found in the 9500 block of Harrison Bay Road, Harrison, Tennessee. Two months after she was last seen, her estranged husband, Donald Ray Burnette, took an Amsouth branch bank manager and her family hostage. After driving them around the countryside all night, he forced the woman to rob her own bank. A month later, Donald Ray Burnette and an accomplice, James Travis White, were arrested.

In April 1997, Paula Burnette's purse/address book washed into a Chattanooga home's backyard in the Tyner community. In July 1997, authorities searched the old Savannah Valley Water Plant.

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    Pomeranians and other toy breeds often have patellar luxation.

    Pomeranians and other toy breeds often have patellar luxation.

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    Patellar luxation, also known as luxating patella and sub-luxated patella, occurs when the kneecap slips out of the groove that holds it into the femur. Dogs are usually born with the physical conditions that cause patellar luxation; however, it can also be caused by traumatic or accidental injury. Patellar luxation is usually treated with surgery, but less severe cases can be treated using other methods. Surgical intervention usually returns normal function to dogs’ limbs.

    Patellar Luxation

    Most dogs are born with the traits that will lead to their kneecaps slipping later in life. In general, dogs that have congenital patellar luxation start showing at 4 to 6 months of age, although some dogs can be diagnosed as early as 1 to 2 months. Patellar luxation may lead to rupturing of the cruciate ligament or degenerative arthritis later in life.
    Three categories of patellar luxation exist: medial luxation in all types of dogs, lateral luxation in toy and miniature dog breeds, and lateral luxation in large and giant breeds. Medial luxation is primarily congenital, while lateral luxation develops later in life and may or may not be inherited. Patellar luxation also has four different grades, numbered one through four, in addition to the different categories. These grades describe the amount of pain, luxation, and restricted range of motion associated with the problem.

    It is impossible to prevent most patellar luxation, because the disorder is generally present at birth. However, once it has been diagnosed, it is possible to reduce its effects through a healthy maintenance program. Vitamins such as ascorbic acid, vitamins B1 and B6, and vitamin E, are needed to build tissues that mitigate luxating patella and reduce arthritis-associated inflammation. Dietary supplements such as glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3 fatty acids also provide tissue-building and degradation-prevention benefits. Maintaining an healthy body weight for the breed, and various exercises that support the structures that support the knee, are also beneficial.

    Medical Intervention

    Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can be used to treat patellar luxation. These drugs can be used to improve and treat the condition, but not cure it. In addition, various forms of exercise and physical therapy, such as swimming therapy, can be used to support your dog’s joints. Medical treatments are most successful on Grade 1 patellar luxation.

    Surgical Intervention

    Grade 1 patellar luxation typically does not require surgical intervention. Surgery is most often used for Grades 2, 3 and 4. One of three surgeries is performed. Trochlear modification deepens the groove in the femur to keep the patella from dislocating. Lateral imbrication “tightens” the kneecap to the outside of the knee, also keeping the patella from slipping. Tibial crest surgery is the most involved, in which the bony protrusion of the tibia is removed and reattached in another location on the bone. This change stretches the quadriceps muscle, improving the placement of the patella. Most dogs recover completely from their surgery and go on to live normal lives.

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Case Study: Gerber Makes Brilliant Usage Of Facebook’s Like Gate Feature

Case Study: Gerber Photo Contest

Gerber, the baby food company, is currently running an excellent example of a contest using Facebook’s Like Gate feature.

Go here to check it out: https://www.facebook.com/Gerber?sk=app_586462271392312

When you first arrive, if you haven’t yet Liked Gerber, you find a grayed out page, showing content that if you’ve got a baby, you’ll want to be able to click to access:

  • You could win $50,000
  • and an Enter now button

(What parent out there doesn’t feel that even if their child isn’t absolutely the most adorable kid in the world, that they’re at least in the top 3?)

Gerber Like Gate Top

and down below, the view gallery button

Gerber Like Gate Bottom

Of course, clicking on any of those buttons does nothing, until you recognize that the big bold colorful Like Us To Get Started graphic means that you have to like them to participate!

This contest yields several key learnings for anyone wanting to increase their Facebook likes:

  1. Like gates work
  2. Gray out the page, so it’s clear that the user has to do something to get access, then let them know they need to like you to participate
  3. Present a compelling button in the grayed out section above the fold, that the visitor will WANT to click on, but can’t
  4. Present multiple compelling buttons in the grayed out section to increase the visitor’s desire to Like you so they can get access

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In addition to the Like Gate examples, Gerber is also doing other things we can learn from including:

1. Offering an unchecked optin offer to register for their Start Healthy, Stay Healthy Resource Center to gather targeted names of visitors (giving benefits only parents would want, rather than giving away something that everyone would want, like optin to get a chance to win an iPad, etc. They do offer the iPad as a prize in their contest, but the resource center names will most likely be the real, valuable optins from this promotion.)

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2. Offering a voting option, which will cause entrants to promote their child’s picture through Facebook and other social media properties, bringing additional traffic to the promotion during the contest period.

Well done Gerber!

Before you ask. “Like gating,” sometimes called “friend gating” is available in many of the different Facebook Page Building programs out there (not all, though, so check before you invest) and NO, you cannot use a Like Gate as your Facebook Page. It’s only an app, meaning that it’s one of the pages you can only get to by clicking one of the boxes below your Cover Image. However, you can send traffic directly to your like gate page through advertising, links on Facebook and off, and email.

What other learnings do you get from their contest? What do you think they could have done better? Let us know by leaving a comment below, and don’t forget to Like, Share, Tweet, +1, Tumble and Pin this post!

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These mourning doves nested in a holly tree
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The pictures are in order from April 7 to April 25, 2008.

Mama has been incubating two eggs for several days.

The first baby appears April 10.

The baby's eyes are closed at first.

Two young babies are completely hidden under mama.

One young baby is just visible under mama.

Mama sits with two young babies.

The second baby becomes more aware.

Mama's chest is wet after two days of rain.

The feathers take a whole day to dry.

The babies keep growing.

The youngsters start to show personality.

The family fills the whole nest.

Mama and kids pose for a portrait.

Kids take up more of the picture.

Mama and kids still keep close together.

The kids get time in the nest without mama.

The kids rule the roost for a few days.

The kids don't know yet that the nest is temporary.

Mama still returns to the nest.

The kids practice looking big.

You can tell this is papa because he's on a "guy" wire.

Papa is elusive but always close.

It's springtime in a red maple tree.

The kids pose for one more formal portrait.

Now the kids fill the nest without mama.

The kids check out the camera below.

The kids are still a little scrawny under their feathers.

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Horton Foote's Beginnings: A Memoir

Like pretty much everyone I know, I have a massive TBR (To Be Read) pile of books filled with probably awesome literature. Some I've started, and for whatever reason never quite returned to. Some I know I'll have to make myself read one day. And some--often the unexpected ones--I pick up and literally can't put down.

That's the joy of reading that professional writers can lose track of. We have books we have to read for research, books written by friends, books that we've been asked to blurb..."reading for fun" often gets pushed way down the stack. And a lot of these books are fun to read, even if the reading is prompted by one of these ulterior motives. But there's nothing like being captivated by something you didn't expect to grab ahold of you so quick, and so tight. Horton Foote's second volume of memoirs, Beginnings, did that for me.

Foote (1916-2009) was a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and a two-time Oscar-winning screenwriter. When Beginnings begins, he's a 17-year-old just arrived in Pasadena to study acting. Before long he's in New York, starting to write plays and begin his subsequent momentous career. He name-drops a lot of people you've probably heard of, and a few you haven't, but what's interesting is that he never presents anything remotely gossipy or aggrandizing about these people. They're just the folks he met along the way, most of whom treat him kindly. There's no backstage romance, no backstabbing, and not much back story: the book starts, tells its tale and ends. Heck, he even covers meeting his wife, courting her and their marriage in one paragraph. Simple, sure, but it's the kind of simplicity that is as rare as spring in Wisconsin.

He also uses a lot of dialogue. This might seem odd in a memoir, because truthfully, who remembers that many actual conversations from years ago? Yet because he's a playwright, and because he doesn't present anything that sounds remotely "speech-y" or false, it becomes a non-issue. Most of the conversations simply convey information, the way they do in real life.

In fact, what makes Beginnings work so well is that Foote's style is so minimal, and so realistic, that it's virtually nonexistent. He does an extraordinary job of simply getting out of the way of the story, a lesson more authors (including yours truly) could probably stand to learn. If you've seen the 1983 Robert Duvall film Tender Mercies (source of one of those Oscars) you have an idea of what he does, and how well he does it.

Beginnings reads most of all like an elaborate "thank you" to the people who helped that young man from Texas make his way in show business. Its Texas-flavored graciousness is part of its considerable charm. I read a fair number of author biographies (most recently Low Road, about Donald Goines), and usually they seem to succeed despite their personalities, not because of them. Foote seems the opposite: he's decent to everyone, and everyone is decent in return. It may not be entirely true, but I'd like to think it is.

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Saturday, June 21, 2003

HDZ Convention

HDZ had its convention on Saturday. It was aired live on some local TV stations affiliated to that party. This was opportunity for Sanader to put a brave face and try to convince his party and the rest of Croatian public that he is going to win next election, become prime minister and that the any resistance from Račan (Racan), Mesić (Mesic) and his parties is futile.

However, the convention had some signs that things aren't that good within HDZ and that the good old days when Tudjman's party could expect clear majority in Sabor definitely belong to past. First of all, Sanader's attempt to make "kinder, gentler and pro-European" HDZ are hard to take seriously since Doris Pack, MEP and one of chief Tudjman's lobbyists in European institutions, was booed by HDZ delegates who didn't like her views on Hague Tribunal. Even the boss himself contradicted his own party youth chief on the issue.

But the more interesting thing about HDZ is the changes within party's internal regulations. Namely, individuals can be thrown out of party for "harming political interests or the reputation of HDZ". Furthermore, Presidency of HDZ (dominated by Sanader) got extra clout over Central Committee (which still had some anti-Sanaderites) by getting authority to create party candidates' lists for upcoming elections. In other words, it would be Sanader who would decide who goes on the list, and later, in Sabor.

And, by the way things are going, Sabor seats are going to be everything HDZ is going to get. The most they could expect is to become biggest party in Sabor. But their partners from the right are going to fail by not breaking 5 % vote ceilings and thus depriving HDZ of coalition partner. Sanader's most desirable coalition partner, HSS, seems to be loyal to Račan. Its leader Zlatko Tomčić (Zlatko Tomcic), citing some insult to HSS representatives in Sabor, forbade his people to attend HDZ convention as guests of honour.

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Living life in the really fast lane

High-powered exotica: Bring your chequebook, and please don’t drool on the paint

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The winning lottery ticket. Getting mentioned in great-uncle Cash McMoneybag’s last will and testament. Hard work and determination. Robbing a bank.

Really, any of these methods are appropriate for gaining access to the keys to this year’s paddock of high-powered exotica at the 2014 Vancouver International Auto Show, a favourite corner of the show.

The sheet metal gleams, the light dances along the curves, and a thin velvet rope prevents the crowds from actually drooling on the paintwork.
Here are our top five boulevard-strafing beauties to see this year:

2014 Aston Martin V12 Vantage S

It’s a simple recipe: take your largest engine and wedge it into your smallest car. Of course, when Aston Martin is the chef, the finished product is something very special indeed. With a 565 hp V12 engine producing a simply glorious howl, the V12 Vantage is as beautiful to listen to as it is to look at. The seven-speed gearbox isn’t perfect, but the engine is so good it’s hard to care. This is the supercar as an analog device, a throwback to the days where computer-this and ABS-that didn’t exist. It’s gorgeous and brutal at the same time, a sensory overload.
Think of this car as more like the James Hunt of automobiles: a charming Lothario, obsessed with speed.

2014 Porsche 911 Turbo

Ah, the Porsche 911 — does anything more need to be said? Why, yes, actually. The word “turbo.” Since 1974, the turbocharged version of Porsche’s iconic rear-engined race car has been blitzing the competition and then spinning off into a hedge backwards. Of course, most of the bad behaviour was fixed in the 1990s, with the addition of all-wheel-drive, and the current car is high-speed competence incarnate. Let’s talk about that speed for a moment. With a twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre flat-six engine producing a brain-boggling 520 hp, the new 911 Turbo is capable of accelerating from 0-100 km/h in less than three-and-a-half seconds. Gadzooks! And what with Porsche’s incredibly composed all-wheel-drive system, you could use it as a winter vehicle. Talk about fresh tracks — you’d be first up the hill no problem.

2014 Lotus Evora

Simplify, and add lightness. Decades on, Colin Chapman’s most-famous credo remains the secret to Lotus’s success. For the Evora, the phrase might be extended to, “ … and while you’re at it, put a couple of back seats in there too.” As a 2+2, the svelte little Evora has some genuine usefulness to go with its slippery sports car looks. While superlatives need to be applied to the perfectly weighted steering and the excellence that Lotus has wrung out of a 3.5L Toyota V6 (available with 276 hp, or a supercharged 345 hp), the real magic is that the Lotus can be shared. Don’t be selfish, bring your kids along too, and show them why this tiny UK-based company still makes some of the best cars on the road.

2014 Bentley Flying Spur
Perhaps one’s lottery winnings/ill-gotten gains have given one a taste for the finer things in life. If so, why not a Bentley? Why not, indeed. The new Spur is more genteel than ever, gorgeously polished and poised on the exterior, a leather-lined palace inside. Each hand-stitched seat is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, each mirror-matched piece of wood trim is cured and coated with five layers of brilliant lacquer. Under the hood — ahem, bonnet — one finds a 6.0-litre 12-cylinder engine in a compact W-configuration, twin-turbocharged to produce 616 hp. I’m sorry, how much horsepower was that? Time to boot out the chauffeur and wheel yourself towards a winding road, thrilling in the surprising performance of this wheeled drawing-room. It’s a twin-turbo Buckingham Palace.

The 2014 Lotus Evora, similar to this 2012 model, is a 2+2 model so owners can share their driving pleasure with the whole family.

The 2014 Lotus Evora, similar to this 2012 model, is a 2+2 model so owners can share their driving pleasure with the whole family.
Photographer: Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg

2014 Lamborghini Gallardo
Last of the breed, 2014 will be the final year for the mighty Gallardo, with its replacement debuting at this year’s Geneva auto show. Still, there’s no denying that this particular prancing bull is something very special indeed. Not only is it a compact bundle of angular aggression, the futuristic look hasn’t aged. It still looks like it should be fitted with wings instead of wheels. Power comes from a mighty 5.2L V10 engine producing 520 hp. That’s the same figure that the 911 turbo brings to the table, but where the Porsche has steely Germanic precision, the Lamborghini has considerably more flamboyance. It’s just more fun. Seeing as you’re going to burn through those lottery winnings in record time anyway, why not?

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16 and on the Path of Destruction

December 11, 2013
Kelly says her 16-year-old daughter, Ellie, is on a path of self-destruction, and she fears for the teen’s life. She says Ellie has an eating disorder, is suicidal, cuts herself and has overdosed on prescription drugs. She also says Ellie lashes out at her in anger on a daily basis, forcing her husband, Rob, to play referee between them. What’s at the root of the teen’s behavior? Ellie admits she has low self-esteem but says her mom is overreacting. How does she explain her choices? Dr. Phil digs deep into the teen’s past to find the source of her pain. Can she turn her life around, before it’s too late?

More than 16 million kids in the United States are at risk for hunger each day. Fortunately, you can help. Visit Feeding America to find your local food bank. And, help Dr. Phil raise enough money for 10 million meals. Donate today!

EllieRob, Ellie's stepfather, and Kelly, Ellie's motherDr. Frank Lawlis Dr. Matthew Polacheck, Program Director at the Center for DiscoveryNot My Child: A Progressive and Proactive Approach For Healing Addicted Teenagers and Their Families

Out-of-Control Teen?

"My 16-year-old daughter is totally out of control," says Kelly. "She started using drugs. She overdosed on Lortab, Xanax, Lunesta and most recently, she tested positive for Oxycontin. I am so fearful of another overdose or possibly even suicide."

Kelly says her daughter, Ellie, also cuts herself to numb her pain. "She recently got mad at me and brought the knife out of her room and said, ‘Look what you made me do.’ She has zero impulse control," Kelly says. "My daughter has created total chaos. It’s such hostile anger."

Rob, Kelly's husband and Ellie's stepdad, says he has become a referee for their fights.

Another concern Kelly says she has is that Ellie has gained 50 pounds during the last year. "My daughter’s weight is an extremely sensitive subject with her," she says. "She has been emotionally eating. She binges on junk food."

During a video that Kelly recorded, Ellie can be heard saying, “I’ve never been this fat. I just want to die!”

Kelly fears for her daughter's life. "I’m losing my daughter. I feel like she’s slipping away. She’s broken, and I can’t fix her,“ she says, fighting back tears.

Kelly and Rob join Dr. Phil onstage. “There’s so much danger involved in this situation,” Dr. Phil says to them. “Are you concerned for your daughter’s life or just her emotional development?”

Kelly says both. “I’m extremely concerned she could be suicidal,” she says. “She is willing to do anything she can to numb the pain, and she cares about nothing in her life.”

“We’re talking about a girl here who’s being very self-destructive,” Dr. Phil says. “What is it that’s driving all of this?”

“She’s been in counseling since almost 2. We went through a horrible divorce with her father when she was 2,” Kelly says. “She goes berserk — zero to 100 in 20 seconds. And then she will turn into, ‘I’m charming. I have this halo around me,’ and master manipulator.”

Ellie's Side

"I don’t have a really great relationship with my mom. I lie about stuff. I usually blame most of the fighting on her," Ellie shares. "I do, sometimes, say I hate her, because I know that that will cut deepest. I’ve called her a bitch and said, 'Go to hell.' I’m just trying to hurt her in the moment, because I feel like she’s hurt me."

Ellie admits that after she broke up with her boyfriend a year ago, she was very upset and took numerous medications, causing her to overdose. "It was not a cry for help. I just, in my own words, wanted to, ‘Get out of things.’ I didn’t want to face reality," she says. She denies taking Oxycontin and having a drug problem. "They definitely have no reason to be concerned about my drug use," she says. "I have not taken Xanax. My mother said that I took those things, and she is lying."

The teen reveals that she has cut herself. "I feel the physical pain, and so I forget about the emotional pain, but afterward, you feel both. It’s really stupid," she says.

Ellie joins her parents onstage. She tells Dr. Phil that last year, she went down the wrong path, hung out with a questionable crowd and didn’t have the best grades, but she says she’s changed.

Ellie opens up to Dr. Phil about what's driving her behavior.

“What’s not working for you in your life?” Dr. Phil asks.

“My relationship with my mom is not working in my life,” Ellie says, fighting back tears. “My relationship with my father is not working, because he’s not healthy for me. He just doesn’t help me. And, my relationship with others, because I can’t put myself out there because of fear of rejection from him.”

“That gets overwhelming for you at times, and so you look for a way to escape that,” Dr. Phil says.

“I want to know what it takes for you to not just be at peace, but to be happy.”

Dr. Phil asks Kelly, “What’s your reaction to what you’re hearing her say right now?”

“She’s leaving quite a bit out concerning her real emotional pain,” she says.

Ellie and Kelly argue about the events that occurred before they came onstage.

“She was basically trying to control what I was going to say out here.”

“You’re not the problem here; This is a family problem,” Dr. Phil tells Ellie. And, Dr. Frank Lawlis, Chairman of the Dr. Phil Advisory Board and author of Not My Child: A Progressive and Proactive Approach For Healing Addicted Teenagers and Their Families, weighs in.

“I don’t know how to give her what she needs,” Kelly says. “I can do this. I can do that, but it’s not good enough … There’s no winning. I’ve tried everything.”

“I’m seeing you do exactly the same thing here as you were doing on tape,” Dr. Phil tells Kelly.

Dr. Phil turns to Ellie and offers her advice.

“You can’t let what somebody else does determine how you feel about who you are.”

Help for Ellie

“This girl’s life is in danger,” Dr. Phil tells Kelly and Rob. “She is very, very lonely. And, she truly believes that there’s a better place than where she is now, and that’s why she’s used escape mechanisms, like drugs, and that’s why suicide would make sense to her.”

Dr. Phil continues, addressing Kelly. “You’ve lost connection with your daughter,” he tells her. “When she started the screaming, yelling, bullying, out-of-control impulse erratic, you [threw your hands up], because you don’t know how to deal with that, and you come across to her as uncaring and very cold.”

“I’m very overwhelmed, and I don’t know what to do,” Kelly says, fighting back tears.

“You’re disconnected from this girl, and she’s feeling lonely,” Dr. Phil tells her. “She lost her dad. Now, she’s feeling she’s alienated her mother, because you’re so cold and judgmental, in her eyes.”

Dr. Phil introduces Dr. Matthew Polacheck, program director at the Center for Discovery, a structured, therapeutic residential treatment center that works with troubled, out-of-control teens and their families. He tells Kelly and Rob that the Center is willing to work with Ellie. They agree that Ellie needs to go.

“Until she values herself, she won’t stop putting herself at risk,” Dr. Phil says.

After the Taping

After the show, Kelly and Rob tell Ellie that they've decided to send her to the Center for Discovery — but will they stick with their decision?

"I am going to hate you forever if you make me go."


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Title: Photoinduced effects in TiO2 nanocrystalline films with different morphology
Authors: Djaoued, Yahia
Ozga, K.
Wojciechowski, A.
Ali H. Reshak, Al-Jaary
Robichaud, J.
Kityk, I. V.
Keywords: Nanocrystalline films;Photoinduced;Second harmonic generation;Third harmonic generation;TiO2
Issue Date: 22-Oct-2010
Publisher: Elsevier B. V.
Citation: Journal of Alloys and Compounds, vol. 508(2), 22 October 2010, pages 599-605
Abstract: The complex studies of photoinduced absorption, second harmonic generation and third harmonic generation were performed for TiO2 films of different morphology. In particular we have studied the influence of a bicolor laser beam treatment by a 300 mW green cw laser emitting at 532 nm on changes of absorption, birefringence and third harmonic generation on TiO2 films. We have performed the corresponding measurements using as a photoinducing light a glass erbium 10 ns pulsed laser with a fundamental wavelength of about 1540 nm together with its second harmonic generation (SHG) at 770 nm using the method of bicolor laser treatment and a frequency repetition of about 10 Hz. Varying the power density ratios between the fundamental and its SHG we have established the optimal conditions to achieve maximal photoinduced changes of absorption, birefringence and third harmonic generation (THG). We have detected changes of the birefringence and of the THG immediately after the laser treatment. We study an influence of the nanoparticle's sizes on the observed changes of the optical features. Additionally we have studied the role of different chemical treatment on the structural and optical parameters.
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[robotics-worldwide] PhD Position at LIRMM-INRIA, Montpellier, France

Mitsuhiro.Hayashibe at sophia.inria.fr Mitsuhiro.Hayashibe at sophia.inria.fr
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We are looking for PhD candidate as below

Whole body control framework for lower limb stability in computational

INRIA is the French national institute for research in computer science
and control. The Institute's strategy closely combines scientific
excellence and technology transfer.
DEMAR project's research interests are centered on the human sensory
motor modeling, including muscles, sensory feedbacks, and neural motor
networks. Final goal of this team is oriented towards the development of
advanced neuroprotheses to restore deficient functions.

research direction:
Identification of biomechanical dynamics and muscle dynamics for
neurologically damaged patient is already challenging as the system
response can drastically vary depending on the degree of the patient
deficiencies. In FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation), movement
synthesis and control are still a challenging task due to the complexity
of whole body dynamics computation and the nonlinearity of stimulated
muscle dynamics. One of the challenge concerns the feedback (torque,
EMG, joint angle) that can be used to control joint angle, torque or
stiffness. Moreover, control strategies have to be designed in order to
be performed on portable architecture and tuned through advanced
modeling and simulation.
In order to obtain stimulation patterns for a given movement
corresponding to current patient posture condition, both off-line
optimization for movement synthesis and online closed control are needed.
 In this context, the goal of this PhD work is to study the
optimization-based motion synthesis and real-time control framework
which can generate stimulation patterns from the pre-computed motion
synthesis database. Motion capture system together with the estimation
of the Center of Mass would be used to assess the strategies. This work
aims at the development of automatic method to establish deficient limb
stability in computer-aided rehabilitation.
This PhD work is performed under the collaborative project named @walk
(artificial walking) between INRIA DEMAR project and AI lab of Stanford
University. http://www.lirmm.fr/~fraisse/@WALK/
Experimental protocols will be carried out with our clinical partners.

research background:
Master in control engineering, computer science, biomechanics, robotics
or related disciplines.
- good knowledge of C/C++ programming and matlab.

Complementary Info:
- Duration: 3 years
- Starting date: between Sept. 1st 2011 and Jan. 1st 2012
working place:
LIRMM (Laboratoire d'Informatique, de Robotique et de Microe'lectronique
de Montpellier)
Montpellier, France

Mitsuhiro Hayashibe, Philippe Fraisse
Mitsuhiro.Hayashibe at inria.fr

You can see the detail and apply on-line from here.

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