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Alright, let's hear your squeals of joy over the plus-side temperatures this week. Better yet, I challenge each and every one of you to post a picture of you with your bike (taken some time during this week) showing you wearing shorts. I'll kick it off with this picture I took under the 10th St NW bridge today while on a 37 km inner-city loop ride to inspect pathway and river ice conditions:
How was your ride today? Week of January 11, 2010
Submitted by umgray on
took the opportunity of the sun and warmth to actually hose down the salt lick....I mean bike and clean and lube it totally! It looks great. Now thinking that with the warmth, slush and all of the nice biking this week I might keep it clean and bring out the hack single speed winter bike. The only issue I am having is the appearance of the black ice in the morning and the winter bike had big knobbys not studded tires so I will have to see how that goes but at least it will be easy to clean.
Not sure about shorts yet?
January brings a whole new crop of boot campers
Submitted by Cword on
Some go left, some go right some stay in the middle of the road, some even have lights.
Shorts and Mittens
Submitted by pinkrobe on
My first shorts and mittens ride of the year! Huzzah! I was out XC skiing yesterday, and my adductor magnus are complaining very loudly today. That didn't stop me from ditching the tights and/or leg warmers for this morning's ride. +4C when we left the house, and warm all the way in. The roads were clear once we got off of Prospect, but before that there was little change from last week. Craploads of brownsnow, vague wheel ruts to follow.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Submitted by 2wheeler on
I put the slicks back on today, maybe a little premature. The pathways I take are still mostly ice and snow covered. Although I did get to work without incident.
I might try to take a picture of the ride this week, but sure I'm not wearing shorts. They don't go well with a tie.
Shorts every day this week!
Submitted by ride on
I think it's doable: shorts every day this week! pinkrobe and I are in... anyone else?
Here's the Calgary forecast for the week: plus temps every day!
I Slept in today!! So
Submitted by swak on
I Slept in today!! So pussied out on riding, but tomorrow, you'll have an update from me! - and hopefully my shorts.
Cleaned the bike off though totally.. Bike was caked in salt, still some jammed on the otherside of the chainring... No sense going right down, as im almost positive it will get back to that state in a few weeks...
Enjoy the good weather!!
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
I'm in for the shorts but truthfully I don't have any that come to the knee, mine are all those short (at your butt) running things....I'll see what I can find, will you accept capri length?
Roll 'em up
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Running shorts - yeah, it's not that warm. I think capris are fine if you roll them up so that they're above the calf, otherwise they're shants. ;-)
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Fancy Pants
hahha, good one I was
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
hahha, good one
I was actually thinking about that 7:00 a.m. ride with the potential ice fields!! If a person wiped out and slide across the asphalt in those darned shorts it could be a nasty bit of road rash in January!
OK, I'll go for the rolled up look.......
I went down right before the
Submitted by scottmeyers on
I went down right before the thaw started. Shorts, tights, and liner and I still have road rash and a big raszzzberry on my hip... damn little rocks. although probably not as bad as pink on pavement.
Slush Fest
Submitted by sheik yerbouti on
When I got to work I was rather impressed with all the grime on me (ze fenders, they do nothing)
... like being on parade ... -40
Submitted by NW_Tri_and_Bike on
I remeber being formed up and the guy beside me was french... 'ze gloves they do nothing...
Bow River Path
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
north side, from 10th Street (Outdoor Counsel) to 14th Street - CLOSED. You have to ride on the upper pathway which has patchy slush, snow, ice & water.
Rode the Bent today
Submitted by Spinner on
Nice fast, easy, comfy ride. No fenders on it, so the backs of my legs got a bit wet from the front tire spray. Wet roads all the way, only the parking lot at work was bad, had to push the bike. As for shorts, don't know about that. Shorts this time of year on a bent, well with the wind blowing directly up the legs, the boys might be a tad cool by the time I get to work. I'll see if I can get a shot of the ride in this week.
Nailed down my first almost
Submitted by scottmeyers on
Nailed down my first almost hundred k (94km) of the new decade. Took the cross bikes out into the country roads. We traveled out on center street until we found the first grid road and didn't look back. Stopped at the Humptys on QE2 North of Airdrie for lunch and made it home as the sun started to set. The hard pack gravel was great. Hardly any to very few cars so we could ride three abreast and chat the whole day. Loved it! I hope this can set the pace for the rest of the year.
did the same thing ... cx road ride
Submitted by NW_Tri_and_Bike on
near my inlaws in SW Sask... didn't pull 94 km as we were there for a funeral so I kept it to 90 minutes... http://ridecalgary.blogspot.com/
first fixed ride...
Submitted by denimjeff on
finished up the new fixed last night and took it out for a test ride. SO FUN! this morning is the first roll into work on it...wish me luck!
Mittens and shorts - 2/5
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Day 2 with my knees in the breeze. That was one hell of a tailwind! I broke more of a sweat standing in line for coffee than I did riding my bike. My right knee was bugging me a little [teaching a friend how to link turns on a snowboard last night, kneeling on a hard chunk of something], and I'm generally tired. Most days, I'm still in the shower right now.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Eagle Ridge Drive
Submitted by umgray on
OMG, this is the biggest mess I have seen on a road. No sidewalks, seniors home and 200 to 300 Hospital staff walking to the hospital. Its a connector between the pathway from Heritage park and the Rocky. Called 311 but need others to call if this is your route.
I agree 100%. considering
Submitted by spp_24 on
I agree 100%. Considering this is part of a major pathway route I was suprised at the poor road condition. I called 311 as well
Morning Report
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
left the house at 7:15, already plus 7, 3 degrees warmer than yesterday same time. Getting out of the neighborhood is a joke, like riding on the beach!! Path is awesome, strong south wind, confused me, that's not common. Yes, I was wearing my shants.....will have them rolled up for the homeward bound and get the photo op done for posting this week. Game on.
short pant ride
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
Stew, you kindly posted instructions for adding photos but I am lame when it comes to that stuff....here is the link for todays ride in short pants!!
Bow & 26th SW
Submitted by grapeape on
Noticed ambulances and a bike at the intersection of Bow Trail and 26th Street SW this morning around 7:50am. Hope everyone made it in ok today...
saw that too, there was a
Submitted by ggdub on
saw that too, there was a cyclist sitting on the curb being attended to by ems, didn't see any obvious signs of a collision with a car, but that doesn't mean they weren't clipped. Alternatively, could've been just a bad wipeout due to ice.
heavy load
Submitted by critninja on
I had to bring some supplies to the store today - here is a photo -
Was pretty fun flying down 17th ave sw at 60kph!
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Do you know what you're going to be carrying for Pashley? I know a couple of fashionable ladies who might be into a Provence or Sonnet Bliss...
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
pashley bikes
Submitted by critninja on
we have the poppy and princess classic on order right now, but can get the others if people are interested. I assembled a sonnet bliss for a woman in town a few weeks back and it was a very nice machine for sure.
i like the look of that provence too although i dont think they are very popular in north america.
Good to know!
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Good to know! I'll spread the word once you're open in mid-Feb.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Crossing Shaganappi by Children's Hospital.
Submitted by sheik yerbouti on
Some $#*&%#@ has decided to fence up the university side of Shaganappi trail today, preventing all the pedestrians and cyclists from easily crossing over from Montgomery. Made the last part of the commute a nuisance.
Mittens and Shorts - 3/5
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Man, I am tired. Went in to work an hour early yesterday, ended up not riding home until 11:30 last night, up again and out the door on time this morning. :p
Anyway, the ride in was brisker than yesterday, but still warm. There were more than a few twits and pishers on the roads, more horn honking going on than I've heard for a while [not directed at us].
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Shorts and mitten pics
Submitted by Cword on
Yesterday, Jan 12
Shorts, gloves and chapped lips
Puddle shot, got to try this again with the flash turned off.
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
Rode in short pants and light layers, wonderful for January, I forgot how much less time it takes to get ready in milder temps than the minus 25 days!! My ice phobia paralysed me for the first few minutes but realized it is mostly dry and no ice to worry about, it felt like a nice autumn ride....
Louise Bridge (South Side)
Submitted by grapeape on
Went for a walk at lunch today - city crews were busy using heavy equipment to clear the ice jam from under the 10th Street Bridge - not sure if the barricades came down but the ice is gone.
Nothing out of the ordinary
Submitted by sherryrunswest on
Glad to have the pathway under South Side of 10th St bridge finally clear. Smooth sailing on the way home last night (and this morning), no barricades anymore.
This morning was uneventful. The only word of caution (someone also mentioned this yesterday) the section of pathway on the South side between 14th Street and Crowchild is icy! With there being a slight angle towards the river the snow bank on the road side is melting away towards the river leaving a sheet of ice across the path to contend with. On the way home last night (heading West), I came across a runner who was running towards me in my lane so they could avoid the ice, they did move over in plenty of time thankfully.
Traffic Jam
Submitted by RichieRich on
Yep, a "traffic jam" on the sheet ice happened there on the path this morning. At least 4-5 cyclists and a jogger were held up for an unbelievable 3-4 seconds. Fortunately cooler heads prevailed and no horn honking, cussing, finger salutes, tailgaiting, people going postal, or improper passes were witnessed. :)
North side
Submitted by grapeape on
Thought I'd avoid the icy section and crossed at crowchild to the north side. Bad idea. The construction at Memorial has the bike path closed and a detour on to the pedestrians only path sucked - it is only partially cleared.
yep, I guess we pick the
Submitted by Julie Gregg on
yep, I guess we pick the evil we know best ....I usually ride on the north side but because of all that construction tho't I'd try the south side, so you and I did exact opposite...neither side is ideal....so I'll ride on the north tomorrow morning, it's the side I am most familiar with.
Shorts and gloves - 5/5
Submitted by pinkrobe on
It was just a hair below zero this morning when I left the house, so I was able to continue on in shorts. The pogies have allowed me to ride with just my regular bike gloves, so that's a bonus. Traffic was light today, but there are still plenty of d-bags out there on the main streets.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
5/5 here too
Submitted by ride on
It was five out of five for shorts this week for me too - a most unusual January thaw. Dare I hope for a second week as well?
'ride' at 'bikecalgary.org'
Bicycles aren't obstructing traffic, they're part of traffic
A little colder
Submitted by pinkrobe on
Forecast next week looks pretty good for shorts, although the overnight lows are on the chilly side...
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Submitted by NW_Tri_and_Bike on
knee warmers cheating?
Submitted by pinkrobe on
if you don't roll them up to uncover your knees.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Round the Res
Submitted by pinkrobe on
My buddy and I rode around Glenmore Reservoir today. I can honestly say I've never seen so many people walking the path. In the Weaselhead, by Glenmore Landing, by the marina, by Heritage park, they were everywhere! I got a few quizzical looks as I was in shorts. There were the usual families all holding hands stretching across the whole path.
There were some super sketchy sections on the path. We passed a couple of folks walking their bikes on the slippery bits, and both of us bailed at least once.
Who causes accidents?
Fancy Pants
Improved mood
Submitted by Jaykay65 on
First ride of the new decade was on Monday to work. Of the 6KM distance I ended up walking about 2KM as the snow that was still covering the pathway was soft and kept eating my front wheel.
The ride home that evening was no problem, as I can remain on the road because it is downhill and keep my speed up so as to avoid the pathway. Still some sections of the pathway that I do have to ride on were impassible with the bike, but only about 200 meters.
Tues - Thurs was not feeling well fighting off a cold and did not want to face the long "walks" each morning.
Friday was much better. After the week of melting that we have experienced I was able to ride most of the way, with only about 100 meters of walking in broken sections of my commute in each direction.
I took your challenge Ride, but only for the evening rides. Good thing as both morning rides had me laying on the ground at some point as I was trying to mount a frozen curb. I could only imagine the damage had I not had my pants on.
It is funny how many comments I got about how much of a better mood I have been in this week. It's because I am back on the saddle.


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since hasselbeck has resigned and all the other qb's in fa are no long term solution, would you guys (as packers fans) be happy if the packers gave up their first round pick for phillip Rivers? If the packers were to draft a qb, they would want to go after aaron rodgers or alex smith and would have to pay a hefty price. Rivers was the fourth overall pick and he already has one year of experience. If Favre decides to stay, then he can mentor Rivers for one more year and if he retires, then the packers won't have to play a rookie or end up with someone like jeff garcia or kurt warner.
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I would be interested in that. I said from the beginning that Rivers could possibly be the best QB in the draft last year. I know I was wrong, as Roethlisberger shows that he will be a frickin stud, but I think Rivers has a bright NFL future.
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First I dont think the Packers 1st round pick will be enough to bring Rivers from San Diego. Marty S. really likes him and probably prefer to trade Brees then Rivers. Rivers would be a steal because he was the 3rd pick last year and the Packers will be giving up a late 1st rounder, highly unlikely. But I think the Packers are better off with Brees taking over for Farve. Even then, I think the Chargers may look for a 1st round between pick 14-20.
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I think the very opposite I would not give up a first for Rivers he is unproven and is not worth a first IMO.
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Post subject: No QB!!!
There is no way in hell I would want Rivers. Jesus, why is it that people can't realize that QB's are mostly busts in the NFL. The good ones end up being the players few gave any chance - not all the time, mind you.
Now, why is it that no one likes Nall? I mean the guy makes things happen. Sure, he seems like a gambler at times, but I like that. The few games I've seen him play, he seems awfully impressive. I say build a dominant defense and ride Favre as long as you can. I believe the Pack isn't far off from being a contender.
We need a great safety and great defensive end and I think we're golden. I also think our receivers really aren't that great. They seem like they have trouble getting open at crucial times. With the running game The Pack has, this should never happen. Jesus, look what Freeman and Brooks were capable of.
Also, since Chumura left, I noticed a dropoff in the passing game. I think Favre is unstoppable when he's got a chewy-type of tight end.
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Personally, I would be interested in Rivers, but I don't think our #1 this year would be enough. Plus, because he was such a high draft pick, he has a big contract, and the Packers don't have much wiggle room under the cap. For those reasons, I don't think it will happen.
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Why do you say our recievers aren't very good? Walker was either 2nd or 3rd in the league for recieving yards, and him and Driver were the best duo in the NFL. Plus, Ferguson is pretty good.
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I agree with
. Use the 1st round pick on a Safety, Linebacker or Definsive Linemen
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Post subject: Shoddy Receivers ...
Actually, Green Bay's receivers aren't that bad. However, something has been missing since Holmgren left and I can't put my finger on it. What really irriates me is the fact that our running game is night and day better than in 1996, yet I feel like certain teams can shut our offense down at will.
Again, I don't know if it is the scheme or players. You can't honestly tell me that Brooks and Freeman were faster than Walker and Driver, yet they seemed to possess the ability to get open at crucial times. And, that was without Green in the backfield.
I'm just frustrated that Sherman pissed away a golden opportunity to seal Favre's fate as the greatest QB of all time. How in the world are you not able to get in marquee free agents with Favre as the QB? It actually makes me sick to my stomach as I think what lies ahead for us Packer fans. Can anyone say 1980's???
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Post subject: What the Packers did in 96
The mid season pickup of Rison (WR) along with the 1 year free agent signing of Howard (PR/KR) and Jackson (TE) is what put the Packers over the hump in 96.
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I think Hauschild is exactly right about Nall. He was a star in Europe, and has shown potential.
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holy crap/....hauschild and I agree on something, and it's the QB's. You can take an Orton in the 3rd, but don't waste a pick on Rivers unless Favre hangs them up and Nall falls down a flight of stairs (ala Brian Griese) and breaks something.
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Also, since Chumura left, I noticed a dropoff in the passing game. I think Favre is unstoppable when he's got a chewy-type of tight end.
Chumura 'left' - lol.
More like he was carried out.
I too agree that trading for Rivers would be a bad idea. The QB position is too unpredictable (although sooner or later we'll have to draft someone as I like Nall but he seems more like a bridge than an island). Defense MUST be a first priority - let's give Bates something to work with (other than Barnett, KGB and maybe Harris).
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Norman C. "Pete" Martin, 87, of Gallipolis, passed away on Wednesday, December 5, 2012, at his residence.
He was born April 19, 1925, in Clarksburg, West Virginia, son of the late Claude R. and Dessie J. Pittman Martin. Pete was married for 39 years to Annabelle Peterson Martin in 1953 and she preceded him in death on March 11, 1991.
Pete moved to Detroit, Michigan, in 1941. He was a WWII Army veteran and served in the Army Medical Corp. After the war, he returned to Michigan. He worked as a master mechanic for Chevrolet Gear and Axle for thirty years. He retired in 1980 and returned to Gallipolis. He was a member of Automobile Local 325 of Detroit, Michigan, and Moose Lodge #731 of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. He enjoyed wood carving.
Surviving are his companion for over 20 years, Annabel Richardson of Gallipolis; his two sons, Ronald Lee (Kristina) Martin of Gallipolis and David Maynard of Phoenix, Arizona; a daughter, Debra (Tom) Bankston of Laurel, Mississippi; one grandson, Adam Burgess of Royal Oak, Michigan; a sister-in-law, Leslie Martin of Jackson, California; and a cousin, Bascum Pittman of Marietta, Georgia.
In addition to his parents and his wife, Annabelle Peterson Martin, Pete was preceded in death by a brother, Willard C. Martin.
Services will be 3:30 p.m., Sunday, December 9, 2012, at the Willis Funeral Home with Chaplain Bob Hood officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-3:30 p.m. prior to the funeral. There will be a flag presentation at the funeral. Burial will be Monday, December 10, 2012, at the Workman Cemetery in Danville, Ohio.
Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to send e-mail condolences.


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Recent increases in copays and deductibles have made collection at time of service critical for the financial health of physical therapy practices. To help members in this administrative function, APTA has launched a new resource titled Collection of Copays, Deductibles, and Other Patient Fees: Best Practices for Physical Therapists. Two new podcast recordings and transcripts complement this resource. Collecting Patient Fees: An Overview reviews compliance issues related to copay collection and describes the relevant resources available for members on this topic. The second podcast, Collecting Patient Fees: One Practice's Success Story, is an interview with a director of operations at a physical therapy private practice who describes a fresh approach for successful collection of patient fees.
New evidence-based clinical practice guidelines are available to help physical therapists manage patients with low back pain. Developed by the Orthopaedic Section, the guidelines describe the peer-reviewed literature and make recommendations related to (1) treatment matched to low back pain subgroup responder categories; (2) treatments that have evidence to prevent recurrence of low back pain; and (3) treatments that have evidence to influence the progression from acute to chronic low back pain and disability.
The Orthopaedic Section has an ongoing effort to create evidence-based practice guidelines for orthopedic physical therapy management of patients with musculoskeletal impairments described in the World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health.
The low back pain guidelines will be considered for review in 2017, or sooner if new evidence becomes available. Any updates to the guidelines in the interim period will be posted on www.orthopt.org.
Intensive goal-directed upper limb training programs using either constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) or bimanual training (BIM) achieved domain-specific changes in quality of life relating to feelings about functioning and participation and physical health in children with unilateral cerebral palsy (CP), say authors of an article published online in Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology. A condition-specific quality of life measure compared with a generic measure may be better able to detect changes in quality of life in children with unilateral CP, they add.
Researchers randomly assigned 63 children (mean age 10 years 2 months [SD 2 years 6 months]; 33 boys, 30 girls) with CP of the spastic motor type (n=59) or with spasticity and dystonia (n=4) to 2 groups. The children were assessed as Manual Ability Classification System level I (n=16), II (n=46), or III (n=1). Each group received 6 hours of daily intervention (either CIMT or BIM) for 10 days over a 2-week period (total intervention time 60 hours). Children aged 9 years and older completed the Cerebral Palsy Quality of Life Questionnaire for Children (CPQOL-Child), and those aged 8 years and older completed the KIDSCREEN-52. All parents completed proxy versions of each measure. Assessments were made at baseline and at 3, 26, and 52 weeks after the end of the intervention.
Thirty-five children completed the CPQOL-Child and 41 completed the KIDSCREEN-52. No changes in social or emotional well-being were reported by children in either group. Children and parents from both groups reported a significant improvement in their or their child's feelings about functioning as well as participation and physical health on the CPQOL-Child. The parents of children receiving CIMT reported positive and sustained changes in their child's social well-being (CPQOL-Child). The CIMT group showed significant improvements in physical well-being, psychological well-being, and moods and emotions (KIDSCREEN-52) at 3 weeks post intervention, which were maintained over the study period.
Preventing unwarranted variation in practice, analyzing claim data, and demonstrating high-value care are a few of the topics covered in 2 new videos and handouts aimed at helping APTA members prepare for changes in the health care environment. The videos, featuring Tony Delitto, PT, PhD, FAPTA, are part of a series that illustrates various nontraditional, creative practice models developed by APTA members. The handouts and videos can help physical therapists gain insight and inspiration as they look for ways to become involved in new models of care delivery.
APTA cites the results of its recent low back pain survey in a letter to the producer of "The Dr Oz Show," which recently featured a segment on chiropractic intervention for back pain. The letter also offers the producer information about APTA's new webpage on low back pain that features the e-book Low Back Pain: Management and Prevention to help consumers understand the causes of low back pain and provide strategies to help prevent and manage the condition. Additionally, APTA encourages viewers to join the BlogTalkRadio show scheduled for April 23. (See related article titled "BlogTalkRadio Guests to Discuss Low Back Pain" posted April 19.)
A new report has been released by Healthcare Providers Service Organizations (HPSO), in collaboration with CNA, on professional liability risk exposures. The report focuses on the risks faced by physical therapists (PTs) who are insured either as individuals or as employees of physical therapy practices. In addition, the report addresses the specific professional liability risk exposures for physical therapist assistants (PTAs) insured by HPSO/CNA and other health care professionals providing services on behalf of a HPSO/CNA-insured physical therapy practice.
For those who find it more convenient to listen to the information in the report than read it, APTA is offering a 1-hour audio conference about the liability risks in the report and strategies to reduce risk. The audio learning opportunity has a .2 CEU value.
The risk management information presented in the report is based upon an analysis of 552 closed professional liability claims that resulted in sizable settlements or adverse judgments. Following the analysis, HPSO offers risk control recommendations and a self-assessment checklist to help individual therapists and practices enhance safety while minimizing risks.
APTA's risk management webpage provides additional resources to help members manage professional and personal risks
APTA will host its first BlogTalkRadio show, a live, online radio broadcast, on April 23 at 7 pm ET. You can listen live online here or dial 646/564-9841 to listen by phone. APTA spokesperson Mary Ann Wilmarth, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC, will frame the issue of low back pain, discuss some of the key findings of APTA's Low Back Pain Survey, and explain how to prevent and manage the condition with the help of a physical therapist. She will be joined by 2 guests—APTA member Mike Ryan, PT, ATC, athletic trainer for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and AARP Georgia volunteer Colette Morgan, MD, with Emory University. They will discuss low back pain as it relates to pro and non-pro athletes and the aging population, respectively. Listeners will have the option of calling into the show to ask questions of the guests or submitting questions to Move Forward's Facebook or Twitter pages in advance or during the show. Listeners also will be encouraged to visit www.moveforwardpt.com for more information and to find a physical therapist in their area. (See related article titled "APTA Responds to Chiropractic Segment on Dr Oz Show" posted April 19.)
April is National Minority Health Month. This year's theme, "Health Equity Can't Wait. Act Now in Your CommUNITY," is a call to action and unity for state and local offices of minority health, health departments, and all organizations and partners involved and invested in reducing health disparities. To support community efforts in the goal of ending health disparities and promoting health equity, the Office of Minority Health offers a National Partnership for Action to End Health Disparities Toolkit for Community Action. The toolkit provides community members with the information and resources they need to help engage fellow citizens and local media as they spread the word about health disparities and educate others about the impact disparities have in the lives of individuals and the greater effect on society.
So far this year, more than 40 schools have pledged to participate and raise funds for physical therapy research.
The deadline to submit all donations with completed donation forms is April 20, 5 pm ET. The total raised and prize winners will be announced during the Foundation's Gala at PT 2012.
All participating schools receive national recognition. Awards to the top fundraising schools include complimentary APTA Annual Conference registration, Foundation gala tickets, and much more.


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LAFAYETTE – Services are Monday for home economist Hilda Nations. She died July 19 at age 91.
She was former home demonstration agent and a teacher in Cameron Parish. She later managed E.A. Martin Dining Hall at ULL, taught home ec at Carencro High and taught at the Lafayette Parish Vocational Center.
Survivors include four children.
Arrangements are by Martin & Castille.
Surgeon, former coroner, retired colonel
PLAQUEMINE – Services for surgeon and former Iberville coroner Dr. A.N. Diodene, Jr. will be Tuesday. He died July 18.
He was a U.S. Army Medical Corps retired colonel, who saw duty n Vietnam, Panama, Desert Shield and Desert Storm. After the military, he practiced orthopedics and hand surgery with Redler, Brown Williams Clinic in New Orleans.
He was a two-term coroner and founded the Iberbville Parish Medical Society. At his death, he was chief of orthopedic surgery at the VA Medical Center, New Orleans and medical director and member of the board of Special Olympics as well as associate professor of orthopedics at Tulane.
Survivors include his wife Jeanelle, a son and a daughter.
Arrangements are by Lake Lawn, Metairie.
Former NSU teacher
NATCHITOCHES – Services for retired Northwestern State teacher Sadie Thomas will be Tuesday. She died July 21 at age 89.
She was former owner of a carpet and drapery shop and teacher and director of the pre-school in the NSU Home Economics department. She taught undergraduate classes and supervised graduate early childhood education.
Survivors include nine children.
Arrangements are by Blanchard-St. Denis.
Red Cross, Girl Scout worker
SHREVEPORT – Services for former Red Cross and Girl Scout official Phyllis Bothwell are Monday. She died at age 94.
During World War II, she was Red Cross club director in New Guinea, the Phillipines and then Japan. Later, she was director of Girl Scouting in Japan, Okinawa and Taiwan.
Arrangements are by Aulds.
Former Oklahoma, NLU fooball player, retired lt. col.
MONROE – Services for retired lieutenant colonel and former NLU and Oklahoma football player William (Gerry) Marchbank, III were Sunday. He died July 19 at age 74.
He played center for the University of Oklahoma Sooners before transferring to NLU, where he was starting center and president of the student body.
He was a 26-year veteran of the U.S. Army, including service in Vietnam. After retiring from active duty, he was director of campus security at NLU, director of North Delta Regional Planning & Development and a teacher at Riverfield Academy.
Survivors include his wife Camille, two sons and a daughter.
Arrangements were by Mulhearn.


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Mural tells 200 years of NOTL history
Councillors were offered an up-close look at the images that will make up a new mural set to be erected inside the Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre's cafe.
Featuring images spanning the last 200 years, the mural is set to be a pictorial timeline of Niagara-on-the-Lake and its various communities from 1812 to 2012. From the Battle of Queenston Heights to young children dressed in soldier costumes at modern-day Fort George, the Chautauqua Hotel, most of the town's significant events and landmarks are covered through the images. Culled from museums, private collections and archives, Terry Boulton, chair of the cafe mural committee said he ended up with a large number of images that he was tasked with paring down.
"We wanted to make sure all of the important things were represented," he said.
The end result is a beautiful mural showing the community as it evolved over 200 years. There are pictures of the wooden-planked Queenston-Lewiston Bridge and the trains that carried passengers along the gorge wall. People in old-fashioned bathing suits enjoying the public beaches in town, docks in winter broken up by ice dams and public skating on man-made ponds are all pictured. There are war-time images — both paintings from the War of 1812 as well as photographs of soldiers from the 2nd World War, the Ice Wine Festival. Modern day images include the Ice Wine Festival, offshore workers, and Shaw Festival production stills.
On Monday night, prior to the committee of the whole meeting, Boulton laid the photos out chronologically in the Mary Snider Room at the Virgil Arena to allow town councillors the opportunity to sneak a peek at what the mural might look like.
"The town is providing us with the funds, so we wanted to give them a chance to see what it's going to look like," he said.
While the mural will be complete by October, the committee is planning to have its official unveiling in November. The mural — which will be six-feet tall and spread 30 feet in length — will be erected inside the cafe area of the Community Centre.
Boulton said they are planning to have a lectern constructed to accompany the mural and act as a 'legend' for the images.
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LaVine, Callendret combine for 75 points to push Cougars past Newport | Prep boys basketball
February 6, 2013 · 10:25 AM
Zach LaVine and Perrion Callendret have had some big games together at Bothell High School. But none have been bigger than Tuesday's performance against Newport during the first round of the 4A KingCo tournament.
The seniors, both bound for Division I colleges next season, led the No. 2 ranked Bothell boys basketball team past an upset attempt by Newport, 91-86, combining for 75 points.
The Knights stunned the crowd in the Bothell High School gymnasium during the first quarter, pulling out to a 21-14 lead. The Knights carried that seven-point advantage into halftime.
But Bothell struck back during the third quarter with a 27-point effort that Newport could not keep up with. The run gave the Cougars a four-point lead that the team would cling to during the fourth quarter to win the game.
Individually, LaVine scored 43 points while Callendret scored 32.
With the win, Bothell advances to the second round of the tournament and will take on Issaquah on Friday at 8 p.m. at Juanita High School.
Issaquah has given Bothell good competition during the past two seasons, including an upset last year. This season, Bothell swept both games between the two schools, including a 67-64 win on Dec. 18 and a 68-47 win on Dec. 29.
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Joe Perry silenced a partisan Chinese crowd to knock home favourite Ding Junhui out of the Wuxi Classic.
Joe Perry silenced a partisan Chinese crowd to knock home favourite Ding Junhui out of the Wuxi Classic.
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Okay, I had my laugh, let's put Chaos to off-limit list. XD
http://alphakoka.minitroopers.com Credit to Harby the Australian Harbringer. Clicky clicky Character Sheets The Freeland of Xrixk Originally Posted by Sophistikit and her comic [10:27:54 PM] Sophi: Posting it in spam so they can shame me if I pull a Foxes and don't go anywhere with it I guess that means she's incredibly thick-skinned or all that shame is hidden underneath her fat. Originally Posted by Sinrus You have eight fucking threads on the first page alone. Our server is held together by chewing gum and the collective prayers of the userbase, 75% of which is atheist. The server. Can not handle. Your bullshit. Originally Posted by Sinrus THE MODS ARE SACRIFICING US THEY WISH TO SUMMON AN ELDER GOD WHEN YOU GET BANNED ON RPG, YOU DIE IN REAL LIFE Originally Posted by LunaLight People in spam are like family. We poke fun, play games, and get on eachother's nerves because it is funny. But nobody is supposed to actually hate each other. Coming in on spam, it certainly looks like a hell hole, but it is just a crazy disfunctional family. Originally Posted by Darkdrago666 Alphakoka has been known to walk to any point in the universe. He has the power to become invisible. Alphakoka has an astounding mountain fortress carved from crystal, plus Alphakoka possesses the power to block explosive missiles and deflect them toward a single attacker. he fights with a cataclysmic trained zebra that also grants a phenomenal luck and he combats enemies with a wicked quarterstaff made from adamantium and he has a reputation for a marvelous constitution. Shamefully, Alphakoka is notorious for being tired Originally Posted by Bela You know, Toellner being Iron Man really puts a hamper on my Stark Fantasies. ;_; Originally Posted by Simply_Deamon19 Originally Posted by Valeric Lol, guru posted a novel. No, he posted the entire fecking trilogy. Originally Posted by Guru Note that Rilla is INDEED stupid, just not /that/ stupid. Originally Posted by Omega <Omegakoka> Attempting to give a fuck: WIT+POL =3 <Omegakoka> !e 3 <VisibleQ> Omegakoka (3), 1, 5, 6, Successes : 0, Botch Originally Posted by ♠Ace♠ Originally Posted by Turtlicious Originally Posted by ♠Ace♠ I'm a little Tur-Tle, short and stout... Grab me by the handle, and blow me by the spout. When you tip me o-ver, I can't get up off of my back~ Be-cause my arms are stum-py, just like my shaft~ Originally Posted by Jorick regarding renaming a long thin tunnel called shaft GUISE Let's call it the... Super Hot Anal Fun Tunnel SHAFT for short. Originally Posted by Elendra [Excerpts taken from the Skype Group, slightly edited for the guild] "Imagine hank wearing only a blue bikini and socks He walks up to you, sits on your lap and grinds against you while stripping Imagine him giggling a little when he tries to undo the bikini but can't get the knot untied at first His fingers are shaking because he's both nervous and excited" ... Imagine it people. Let it fill your mind.
Dangit ninjas.
Originally Posted by Antarctic Termite You are both wonderful people that's why. :3 Well, you're wonderful, Jorick's just cool and stuff.
I curse Kyuki with the word "what" :3
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Originally Posted by Clirkus Vocabulary is key. I curse Herzi with the word "that". It's on. Rules question: If I kill Clirkus, am I then exempted from his Curse?
Glory Fades 80 Spam Talks Philosophy 3rd Edition Originally Posted by Azarthes I WAS GOING TO COMPLIMENT YOU BUT THEN I MISTYPED AND I'VE BEEN TRYING TO REMEMBER WHAT I TYPED FOR THE LAST FIVE SECONDS WHAT Originally Posted by SmexySpiral I reiterate, I want a Herzi/KB/Jorick threeway. Originally Posted by Butter Herzi x Potted Cactus 5eva. Originally Posted by Azarthes Cactinth is now a thing. Originally Posted by TP You're all a bunch of idiots. And Herzi has awesome gifs. Originally Posted by Asuras Threadmon the television series. Herzinth Ketchum is a young lad looking to become the greatest poster there ever was. Originally Posted by Christiefries I had a dream about so much purple. I was wearing purple. I was in a purple room. I had purple objects. I thought of you. I felt like I was taking over your life or something. Originally Posted by Foxes I like Herzinth. Originally Posted by Elendra You are awesome Originally Posted by Bela You're a beautiful person Herzi. We should talk more. Originally Posted by Sherlock Holmes Herz is my new favorite. Originally Posted by Whetfeather XD love you, Herz. Originally Posted by Kangaroo You show little faith in Herzi's seductive abilities. She could get really drunk. Originally Posted by Christiefries I thought Herzi was a female when I first joined the Spamworld. Originally Posted by SmexySpiral People think Herzi's a woman? ... ... ... ...:D Originally Posted by Jorick People mistaking Herzi's gender amuses me greatly. Originally Posted by ★LunaLight★ I totally thought you were a girl too. Originally Posted by Clirkus You metaphorcally stab me in the heart, beautiful dame. Originally Posted by Herzinth You know I'm a guy, silly goose. Originally Posted by Clirkus I did not expect this. Originally Posted by Clirkus Uh huh. And to think I thought you were a really cute, kind of attractive in a weird way girl. Originally Posted by Clirkus You're a cross-setter then, like a cross-dresser but, with your set. Originally Posted by Hellis Also. I first thought you were a girl Herz XD. Originally Posted by Foxes "I think it's a woman. Wait, no..." Originally Posted by Foster Wait... Herz is a guy? Originally Posted by Albino Toad Herz, I thought you were a dude. Originally Posted by Herzinth I am.
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SPARTANBURG — The Mid-Carolina cheer leading team finished second in the Upper State competition held on Wednesday.
The team once again finished behind Liberty in the event held at Dorman High.
The Mid-Carolina cheer team qualified for the state competition on Nov. 17 at the Bi-Lo Center in Greenville.
The team has 10 seniors, nine juniors, two sophomores, two freshmen, and one seventh grader.
Competition for the girls began on Oct. 1 when the team came in second at the Wolverine Cheer Classic.
On Oct. 6 the Rebels garnered first place at the Lexington Wildcat Cheer Classic.
Then on Oct. 17 they came in first again at the Viking Cheer Challenge.
In the same week on Oct. 20 they got another first place win at the Forest Acres Cup.
The following Saturday on Oct. 27 the Rebels cheer team was first at the Lake Murray Invitational.
Coach Sherry Bedenbaugh says she believes her team has the talent and routine she believes to win the state championship.


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Every year the second grade classes at Pepperell Primary read "Flat Stanley" as a part of their reading curriculum.
The children's book is about a boy who became flattened when a bulletin board fell on him.
"He makes the best of a bad situation by helping people in unusual ways and he gets creative about things that he can now do," explained teacher Peri Jones.
One of the things that Flat Stanley did was to visit people that lived in other cities, states or countries by folding himself up and mailing himself to the people's homes — because it was cheaper than a plane ticket. Those people would let Stanley stay with them for a while and would show him around interesting areas and take photos of him in front of landmarks.
After reading and discussing the story, each student makes a Flat Stanley character and then mails him to a friend or relative that lives in another city, state or country. The students also write letters to accompany their Flat Stanley.
After taking photos of Flat Stanley the friend or relative writes a letter back to the student and mails the photos, the letter and Flat Stanley back to the student at Pepperell Primary.
"This year I had several students who didn't have anyone to send their Flat Stanley to, so we sent a class Flat Stanley to Marcus to take photos of him in New York," said Jones, reffering to former Pepperell High football star and current New York Jets defensive tackle Marcus Dixon.
"We were so excited and thrilled when we got the photos and saw that not only had our Flat Stanley visited the New York Jets' facility and Marcus, but that Tim Tebow and Mark Sanchez had also helped with our reading project by posing with him in front of their lockers one day after practice!" she said. "This is something that my students will never forget."
Jones and her students made a poster with the posters, and she said it mean a lot to her second-graders to know that these professional football players think that reading is important.
"We feel so proud that they took the time to help our class out," she said.
Pepperell Primary student Jordan Mayo created the Flat Stanley that made the trip to New York.


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Taking a leaf from Apple, BMW dealers will hire product explainers
Inspired by Apple retail stores, BMW will soon require dealers to hire young, tech-savvy employees to handle questions about its vehicles on the showroom floor.
The "BMW Genius Everywhere" program is being launched across Europe after a trial at several large dealership groups in the UK last year. A pilot program in the United States will begin later this year in several stores and will be rolled out nationwide by early 2014.
The program has specially-trained employees -- many of them college students -- patrolling dealerships with iPads in hand. The BMW "Geniuses" will be available to inform shoppers about vehicles and features, but they will not sell cars.
The approach is similar to the Genius Bar program in every Apple outlet -- product explainers and troubleshooters who answer questions and give free technical support. Cadillac and Lexus have similar programs in their U.S. dealerships.
BMW wants a "critical mass" of Geniuses in time for the rollout of the i3 electric car that will reach U.S. dealerships in early 2014, said Peter Miles, BMW of North America's vice president of operations.
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"The salesman has a complicated job," said Ian Robertson, BMW board member for sales and marketing. "He has to understand product, he has to be trained and he has to understand financial services. And honestly, it has probably gotten a little too broad. One of the things we considered very carefully: Can we break the process up into bite-sized chunks?"
In Europe, the employees wear a white polo shirt that says "BMW Genius." They are paid a salary, not a commission on sales. "He is not in the pressured environment to sell a car," Robertson said. "If the buyer says 'I want to take the next step,' he is handed over to a salesman."
For the pilot in the United States, BMW aims to attract "smart, car-savvy" college students "who want flexible hours to work in our dealerships as a local source of Genius labor," said Miles.
He says students are able to work evening and weekend hours when dealerships are busiest. Existing employees also could be used. For example, Miles said, a vehicle delivery specialist could be trained to be a showroom Genius.
Miles said the specific guidelines have not been set but that every dealership will be required to have a Genius.
Robertson said the program works better when vehicles are custom-ordered, which could be an issue in the United States where far more vehicles are purchased off the lot than in Europe.
In the UK, dealers have found that buyers who use a Genius usually equip their vehicles better, Robertson said. Initially, Robertson said European dealers were concerned with what they saw as an added cost.
"But when they understand it and see what results are possible, it is a minor cost," he said. "We have quite a few companies say: 'I am not going to have only one but three' because they see what is possible and they see their satisfaction ratings going up."
Last year Lexus established delivery and technology specialists at its dealerships -- employees who took over tasks normally assigned to a salesman or service drive adviser.
Lexus adapted a program from one dealer who also was inspired by the Apple Store Genius Bar. John Iacono, a New York dealer who chairs the Lexus National Dealer Advisory Council, says the new position has provided customer service rewards. "We've had customers tell us they would never buy any other brand because of the delivery specialists, because of their patience, professionalism and knowledge of the vehicle," he said.
To get specialists up to speed last year, Lexus hosted training sessions the last four months in nine cities, training 2,400 representatives.
Last year General Motors also took a page from the Genius Bar program by requiring Cadillac dealers to designate two employees as CUE specialists -- one in sales, one in service -- as experts to walk customers through the system known as the Cadillac User Experience, or CUE.
BMW's Genius program is part of an enlarged package of video and audio information at BMW. Miles said the package will include vehicle and feature explanations on the bmwusa.com Web site, on iPad and iPhone applications, and via the BMW Assist button in every vehicle. "The strategy is to make our knowledge about our brand more interesting and more accessible to the consumer," he said.
The videos will be rolled out starting in the third or fourth quarter and will be available on bmwusa.com. They also will be used for dealer Internet training, Miles said.
The iPhone and iPad apps will offer the same information. And a customer using BMW Assist in a vehicle will get the information from a real person. Miles said the feature will likely be available in 2014. "We engineer a lot of things into the car that are difficult to explain, that make us a special brand," he said. "We need to leverage the engineering that goes into the car more effectively so that we are not just selling a car based on price."
Mark Rechtin and Mike Colias contributed to this report
• Tablet-toting employees in showrooms who explain vehicles and features but don't sell cars
• A library of new production information videos on bmwusa.com
• New iPhone and iPad applications
• Product information accessible via BMW Assist
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carryout and dual tuner recieverSo I have the carryout and a directv dual tuner reciever so which spot do I hook up my coax to the reciever? Tuner 1 or tuner 2? Is there a way I can use a splitter and hook up to both? Will I ONLY get part of my channels if I am only hooked to one? And what is the secondary port on the carryout for? Thanks
Re: carryout and dual tuner recieverGood morning mtnmanpop -
You will want to take the coax hooked to the port labeled "primary" on the Carryout to the tuner 1 on your receiver. Then run a second coax from the secondary port on the Carryout to tuner 2 on the receiver. I'm assuming your receiver is a DVR? This will allow you to watch one show while you record another (on the same satellite).
Re: carryout and dual tuner recieverSo is that what the "dual" business is all about? I never understood why there was two hookups, I thought one was for one satelite and vice versa and such. So If I just strickly want to watch one tv, no recording or all that jazz, do I even need to run a second coax for anything or just simply run from tuner one to the primary port? Seems like when they are not both hooked up, it keeps searching for signal on whichever one that is isn't. Thanks
Re: carryout and dual tuner recieverThis kind of depends on the receiver. Some are setup to supply multiple televisions from one receiver, others use it for DVR purposes and others as a media switch that you can run both satellite and off-air into. If you are seeing a performance increase with both attached to that receiver than I would continue to use them. If you want to provide me with your receiver and satellite carrier information we can give you a little more in-depth look at what is happening.
Re: carryout and dual tuner recieverI have directv, I get my locals out of Springfield Missouri, my reciver is the HR22-100, Thanks
Re: carryout and dual tuner recieverThe HR22-100 is a DVR system. Therefore you use one coax to watch what you want while you use the second coax to record another show as long as they are on the same satellite.
To get the national locals you will need to call DIRECTV and tell them you are in an RV and get a waiver.
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There are four Student Learning Expectations at San Xavier Mission School.
1. An Active Christian is a student who:
- * demonstrates knowledge of Catholic faith by actively participating in the sacramental life of the Church.
- * gives service to others and to the community in the tradition of significant patron saints.
- * shows respect for self by practicing good health and hygiene habits and shows respect for others within the family, school, and community.
2. A Culturally Aware Citizen is a student who:
- * demonstrates basic knowledge of the Tohono O'odham language skills and himdag (the way of the people/culture)
- * contributes to the social environment through positive interactions with pears, adults, and elders of all cultures.
- *displays reverence for Earth and her resources through studeent, class, or school activities.
- *exhibits knowledge of current local, regional, national, and global issues.
3. An Effective communicator is a student who:
- *listens actively and responds appropriately.
- *speaks and writes clearly and correctly.
- *expresses thought and feeling in a socially acceptable and appropriate manner.
4. A Life Long Learner is a student who:
- *uses strategies and critical thinking skills, flowing from the Catholic Diocese of Tucson and Arizona state educational standards to solve problems.
- *independently prioritizes and completes tasks and assignments.
- *contributes to the learning environment by working and playing cooperatively and demonstrating tolerance, respect and fairness.
- *demonstrates growth in self-discipline and decision making skills by applying Discipline-With-Dignity techniques.
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Former State Sen. Clinton D. Harden was introduced Tuesday as Mesalands Community College's new government relations specialist.
Aaron Kennedy, vice president of student affairs, introduced Harden to the Board of Trustees Tuesday during their regular board meeting.
Harden served 10 years as the District 7 sate senator, representing parts of Curry, San Miguel, Taos and all of Quay, Harding, Union and Colfax counties. He is now registered as a lobbyist for business and government at the state Legislature.
"We appreciate having you on board to represent the college's best interest in Santa Fe," said J Bronson Moore, trustee chair.
Moore said the college will benefit greatly from Harden's vast knowledge and experience from his time in the capital.
"We know you'll do your best to get a lot done for the college," Moore said.
Harden said he is pleased to be able to continue his relationship with Mesalands. He said he looks forward to working on the college's behalf to ensure continued growth and success at Mesalands.
"I just can't let go of this part of the state," Harden said. "I've developed a special relationship with Mesalands and the residents of Quay County after serving as senator for 10 years."
Harden said he is optimistic and looks forward to working with state Sen. Pat Woods, Rep. Dennis Roch and many others during the upcoming legislative session.