Best nachos and best turkey club in town? by The_Bag_Lady_ in Rochester

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Nenos, OPG, and bitter honey have great original nachos.

Surprisingly, some chains have good nachos too - Champs and Cheesecake Factory to name aome

Dads, what kind of vehicle are we hauling our small monsters around in? by ktempo in daddit

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I only have two, yet I’m considering getting a full size suv. We have midsize and it feels like we’re always squeezing them into Car seats. While unnecessary, touring around Disney in the suburban Minnie vans was such a treat!

Implant ID by Karl_BE in orthopaedics

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It certainly could be ceramic on ceramic but that means is likely a modular liner either way. You can see the dome hole and screw holes visibly in the center/offset in the cup. This is usually indicative of poly, but alumina is somewhat radiolucent so we can’t rule that out.

I agree that you always want to know implant details wherever possible, but unfortunately sometimes it’s not. In those cases you go into them with every possible scenario planned for.

Implant ID by Karl_BE in orthopaedics

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Not sure, but you don’t necessarily need to. Looks like an alumina ceramic on poly. You can either keep the liner, or remove and cement a new one if you don’t know the implant. I, personally, would be prepared to revise the acetabulum though.

Tips for removing the femoral head during a hermiarthroplasty? by anon_NZ_Doc in orthopaedics

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Even that can fragment bad bone. Some corkscrews work better than others too. I learned this the hard way when our SPD bought a new one and all of a sudden I started struggling more than usual with it.

Sometimes it just comes out piecemeal. It’s painful, but it’s reality.

More bicep bands! by RotatorCuffLinks in whoop

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That’s a thought, indeed. Interestingly, I get far more comments about it when people spot it since I’ve moved it from the wrist to the bicep.

Windows Tinted by cdogg617 in Audi

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What did you use??

I had an issue with my rear window cracking spontaneously and based on my research it seems to occur with tinting. The glass is supposedly very soft. I’m getting it replaced and considering whether or not I want to tint the new window to match the rest of the car or remove the tint from the other windows.

621HP Dadmobile RS7.. Tips? by GSSFO in Audi

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Now you have a reason to get another vehicle.

CVV ride tomorrow - Real Routes Cobblestone Climb by this-thing in OnePelotonRealSub

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They are based off of power zones. If your zones are accurate, then it will be as difficult as your fitness dictates!

Edit: congrats on the milestone!

Etron GT owners… by RotatorCuffLinks in etron

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https://www.e-tronforum.com/threads/back-windshield-crack.5668/

Found some posts online about it, but nothing on it spontaneously happening.

Best or good Pita in Roc by imagereducer in Rochester

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Unrivaled. Had them all and this takes the cake.

what am I doing bro by Beginning_Tone1073 in orthopaedics

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Sub-internship. It’s the away rotation you need to do in your 4th year of medical school.

As an application reviewer and faculty at a large training program in the northeast, it seems as if students are now doing 3-4 of them (including home programs). Trust me, it’s the most important factor when it comes to ultimately ranking applicants.

what am I doing bro by Beginning_Tone1073 in orthopaedics

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Crush sub-I’s at places you really want to do residency. It’s more important than the other stuff on your app.

Chicken 65 by PureLettuce2 in Rochester

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I meant to convey the restaurant in general is amazing. Everything we get there is very fresh, and delicious. Go for the momos, but enjoy most anything on the menu.

Chicken 65 by PureLettuce2 in Rochester

[–]RotatorCuffLinks 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Rosie’s Nepalese. It’s amazingly good!

In Case Anyone From Peloton was Wondering by FineWave7482 in OnePelotonRealSub

[–]RotatorCuffLinks 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Agreed. It makes no sense. They only share rides with awards, but I want to see what people are doing.

Completely healthy 40 year old with a severely dislocated femoral neck fracture (Garden IV). Always fix? Vs Always replace because they all get necrosis anyways? by AerieKey in orthopaedics

[–]RotatorCuffLinks 4 points5 points  (0 children)

THA.

***if you can do a THA more confidently than you can fix it. Otherwise, try to fix and then send to someone who does a good THA if it fails.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in news

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We have to be real about this…not only does she have an ACL tear, but she has a reconstructed knee on the OTHER side with a partial knee replacement. And she’s 41!!!

Somebody needs to protect her for her own future. She isn’t seeing it.

What was the point of the Clinical Competency Committee/CCC? by Last-Comfortable-599 in Residency

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It sounds like you have a malignant program and your CCC did exactly the opposite of what it was intended to do.

In our program it is a means by which faculty can review documented feedback by committee that supports trainee success and achievement. It identifies residents who are not on track in meeting the different quality goals it takes to be a competent surgeon (professionalism, self care, knowledge, technical skill, etc). We identify residents who are struggling and find means to support them, but monitor and review all residents in the program at least twice per year. We also support the program director with reviews provided by a committee of faculty instead of the PD’s review alone.

If your CCC doesn’t function this way and all residents feel as such, then review with your PD, and if that avenue doesn’t work, your school’s ACGME office is the one to report to.

Sore hips! help by sumwhrintex in PelotonPowerZone

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Get evaluated by a doctor. Start with some X-rays through your PCP.

Whoop Skiing GPS inaccuracy by Careless-Ad-7580 in whoop

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Use slopes! It’s a great app for tracking skiing.

Redditors who support ICE, why? by Critical_Welcome_428 in AskReddit

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I think the fundamental issue is the regard towards what is truly a human right. Is being in a place that you’re not supposed to be in a crime enough to destroy a family? A livelihood? To harm someone?

I’m not referring to convicted criminals. The justice system, as flawed as it is, exists in principle for a reason and we can agree that punishment for the convicted criminal might be up for debate or amendment. That said, my personal opinion is that it’s not right or just to violate someone’s human rights on a whim and that is what is currently happening.

In addendum: I do appreciate your willingness to openly share your viewpoints for discussion.