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The theme of change is reflected in the season and in the national debate on health care. We find ourselves at a unique time in the journey of complementary and integrative care; seeing many positive indications that comprehensive approaches are becoming adopted throughout the country. Although the jury is still deliberating on the outcome, we can play a pivotal role in influencing the national discourse and direction. Friends at the Integrated Healthcare Policy Consortium hosted a working conference of major integrative health care stakeholders, for briefing and strategy sessions on implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and further health care reform. Because this will occur after we "go to press" we don't have details yet, but will be sharing more of this information with you.
We hope to see many of you at the Annual mMeting in Denver in November. Besides a number of cutting-edge presentations and a program designed to inform and inspire, our Business Meeting on Monday evening will give attendees an opportunity to discuss concerns such as our SPIG's role in APHA policy-making and the ongoing development of our SPIG. One item on the agenda will be producing a directory of our members, including areas of expertise.
Come and share in the APHA experience in Denver!
Rick Harvey
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From Nov. 6-10, 2010, join us in Denver for the APHA 138th Annual Meeting and Exposition. More than 1,000 cutting edge scientific sessions will be presented by public health researchers, academicians, policy-makers and practitioners on the most current public health issues facing the nation today. For more information about the Annual Meeting, visit www.apha.org/meetings.
Our section will have a strong presence at the meeting. View the sessions sponsored by our section by visiting the interactive Online Program. Search the program using keyword, author name or date. Don't forget to stop by our new booth in the Section and SPIG pavilion (booth 1370) in the Public Health Expo next to Everything APHA.
Welcome to our group!
On behalf of Co-Chairs Richard Harvey and myself, we want to take this opportunity to greet you and introduce you to the work of the Alternative and Complementary Health Practices (ACHP) group.
Our members represent a vibrant and diverse group of academics, researchers, providers and practitioners, consumers, students, policy-makers and analysts, and advocacy specialists. We represent every aspect of complementary and integrative health and medicine including:
mind-body approaches
traditional and indigenous medicine
nutritional science and practice
energy medicine
body-based programs
movement therapies
The title of our group "Alternative and Complementary Health Practices" emphasizes that we support the full range of activities elaborated by NIH's National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, with a full appreciation of self-care and lifestyle approaches that individuals can take to maximize their health and well-being.
As a new member of ACHP you can expect to:
be inspired by the vision, creativity, and talent of your colleagues.
inspire other members with your work and perspective.
We look forward to meeting you and hearing from you in our ACHP Newsletter, which is available via the APHA website. Together, we can work toward the goal of making health care that includes wellness a right, not a privilege.
In health,
Richard Harvey, PhD
Beth Sommers PhD, MPH, LAc
Co-Chairs (ACHP)
Public Health and Yoga
In this issue you'll have the pleasure of reading two articles written by members Manoj Sharma and Brandon Eggleston:
Yoga as a Complementary Therapy for Depression
By Manoj Sharma, MBBS, CHES, PhD
Professor, Health Promotion & Education & Public Health, University of Cincinnati
& Purvi Mehta, MS
Graduate Research & Teaching Assistant, Health Promotion & Education, University of Cincinnati
In 2006, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) found that the prevalence of current depressive symptoms in the general population was 8.7 percent and the lifetime diagnosis of depression was 15.7 percent, making it a common illness (Strine et al, 2008). While the specific cause of depression is not known, a range of factors have been implicated. These include genetics, chemical imbalance, hormonal factors, stress, and/or medical illness(es). The treatment of depression varies from use of antidepressants, psychotherapy or a combination of the two. Often times, individuals suffering from depression try complementary forms of treatment due to the side effects of antidepressants, a lack of positive results, or willingness to experiment (Pilkington, Kirkwood, Rampes, & Richardson, 2005). It has been found that approximately 75 percent of individuals suffering from depression have tried alternative forms of treatment.
One alternative form of treatment is yoga. Yoga is an ancient system of physical and psychic practice that originated during the Indus Valley civilization in South Asia. The first codified record of this methodology appeared in the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali around 3rd or 4th Century BC (Singh, 1983). The system consists of eight-fold path or asthangayoga. In contemporary literature, yoga has been defined in several ways and a more acceptable modern interpretation implies the systematic application of techniques to promote harmony in the human body, mind, and environment (Maharishi, 1992). The traditional practice of yoga was quite rigorous and arduous and entailed lifelong devoted practice and adherence to strict austerities. Today many schools of yoga have simplified the techniques making them more suitable for users in different walks of life. The eight conventional steps of asthangayoga consist of yama (rules for living in society), niyama (self-restraining rules), asana (low physical impact postures), pranayama (breathing techniques), pratyahara (detachment of mind from the senses), dharana (concentration), dhyana (meditation, and samadhi (union with super consciousness). Different schools of yoga utilize all or some of the above practice steps.
There are a total 18 studies between 2005 and June 2010 that have examined the relationship of yoga on depression. We will be exploring the results of whether yoga works for depression in our paper entitled, "Yoga as a complementary therapy for clinical depression" to be presented in Session 2048 on Nov. 7, 2010 of the 138th Annual Meeting of APHA to be held in Denver (Sharma, 2010). All interested are cordially invited to attend the session.
Maharishi, Y. V. (1992). Journey of consciousness. New Delhi, India: Macmillan India Limited.
Singh, K. (1983). Religions of India. pp. 76-78. New Delhi: Clarion Books.
Strine, T. W., Mokdad, A. H., Balluz, L. S., Gonzalez, O., Crider, R., Berry, J. T., & Kroenke, K. (2008). Depression and anxiety in the United States: Findings from the 2006 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. Psychiatric Services, 59(12), 1383-1390.
Pilkington, K., Kirkwood, G., Rampes, H., & Richardson, J. (2005). Yoga for depression: The research evidence. Journal of Affective Disorders, 89(1-3), 13-24.
Sharma, M. (2010). Yoga as a complementary therapy for clinical depression. Published abstract in the Proceedings of the American Public Health Association's Annual Meeting, USA, 138, Session 2048. (Abstract available from: http://apha.confex.com/apha/138am/webprogram/Paper214049.html )
Worksite Wellness Yoga
Brandon Eggleston, PhD, CHES
Individuals have practiced yoga for thousands of years because of its many health benefits. In recent years, yoga has become a popular physical activity and stress management technique, with more than 20 million individuals practicing in the United States. However, even with the growth in popularity, there are several factors that keep individuals from beginning to practice or maintaining their practice. The primary factor keeping individuals from attending yoga classes/practicing yoga (similar to other forms of physical activity) is that individuals have difficulty finding time in their schedule to practice yoga. Other barriers that prevent individuals from practicing yoga include the location of the yoga studio, cost of the yoga class, and the time of day that yoga classes are offered. A solution that many wellness managers have implemented to is to offer free (or discounted) yoga classes at the workplace.
Today thousands of employers offer yoga classes on the worksite for their employees for a reduced or no cost to individuals. Classes are generally offered during lunch hours (11 a.m.-2 p.m.) or after work (4-6 p.m.), which makes them convenient for individuals who have difficulty with the class times and location of the yoga class. The reduced cost of the classes eliminates the financial barrier and is generally provided by the employer as a part of an employee wellness program. The major barrier of finding time in one's schedule is addressed by providing employees paid time away from work to engage in wellness activities (1-2 hours each week), such as attending a yoga class, or many individuals will use their lunch hour one or two days a week to attend a yoga class. Furthermore, classes are often offered during the lunch hour or some classes are offered after work.
Worksite wellness yoga classes also introduce yoga to individuals who may have been interested in trying yoga, but had not been able to because of lack of opportunity, misperceptions, or other common barriers. Worksite wellness yoga classes also present the opportunity for many individuals who do not regularly exercise to engage in physical activity. Many worksite wellness yoga classes are taught with variations poses and levels of difficulty for each pose or posture, which allows individuals of many different abilities to participate in yoga classes.
Worksite wellness yoga classes offer many benefits to employers because of the limited amount of equipment that is necessary to offer this physical activity. Other activities require more equipment and space such as spin classes (cycling), weightlifting, cardiovascular equipment (treadmills, elliptical machines, etc.), and sports that require a gymnasium. To offer a yoga class, an employer simply needs a certified yoga instructor, a room with floor space for yoga mats, and yoga mats for each individual ($8 minimal cost per yoga mat). Any room can be used for a yoga class if desks and chairs can easily be moved against walls, or classes can even be held outside on a grassy area if the temperature and ground conditions allow for this. The only regular cost is the yoga instructor's fee, which ranges from $20-$50 per class. However, a flat fee could be arranged that would minimize cost and provide more financial security to the yoga instructor. In some instances an employee of the business may be a certified yoga instructor and offer to teach classes for no charge.
When employers offer wellness classes such as yoga in the workplace, this helps address many of the common barriers for individuals to engage in physical activities. Yoga classes can improve individuals' flexibility, balance, strength, cardiovascular health, calmness, relaxation, and an overall benefit to well-being (many individuals report they always feel better after a yoga class). Additionally, yoga classes require little start up cost to begin and can be taught to a wide range of individuals from children to any adult including older adults and senior citizens. As employers continue to battle the rising cost of health care for their employees (largely related to preventable chronic diseases and conditions such as: heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, obesity, and mental health issues), yoga classes have been shown to be a powerful and cost-effective part of the solution. Healthier employees mean more productive employees, and higher profits for businesses and increase quality of life for communities.
Brandon Eggleston, PhD, CHES, directs the health promotion/worksite wellness program at the University of Southern Indiana and is a certified yoga instructor. He has been teaching yoga for the past year to his colleagues at USI (at no cost to the employer or employees). This model for employee wellness is based off the model developed by the Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic.
Brandon M Eggleston, PhD, CHESAssistant Professor of Health ServicesBiostatistician ConsultantCertified Yoga InstructorCollege of Nursing and Health Professions HP 2110University of Southern Indiana8600 University BlvdEvansville IN 47712Phone: (812) 461-5497Fax: (812) 461-5356http://health.usi.edu/faculty/Eggleston%20%20Homepage.pdf
ACHP SPIG Policy Group
By Donna M. Feeley, MPH, RN
Since the signing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in March of this year, there is considerable opportunity for the development of a national integrative health care strategy. As part of this, President Obama signed an executive order, on June 10, for the establishment of the National Prevention Health Promotion and Public Health Council under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Council will be responsible for coordinating leadership in health promotion, public health, wellness and integrative health among federal departments and agencies as well as develop a national prevention, health promotion, public health and integrative health care strategy. The strategy will "incorporate the most effective and achievable means of improving the health status of Americans and reducing the incidence of preventable illness and disability in the United States ."
As noted in our Winter newsletter, there has been significant progress achieved over the last 30 years with the Health Objectives for the Nation. This new Act avails itself to parallel and expand upon the significant strides made in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention through these national objectives. It is now a unique and opportune time to enhance these efforts with the inclusion of CAM and Integrative Health. In capitalizing on past and existing efforts in health promotion and disease prevention – a pathway toward its expansion in an effective and achievable way is readily available. The APHA SPIG Policy Group is in the process of analyzing and forming a policy statement on the integration of CAM in the 2020 Objectives for the Nation to help elucidate this opportunity. This effort will build upon past and existing efforts in health promotion and the integration of relevant CAM practices in meeting those Objectives.
I will the attending the upcoming Stakeholders Conference on Integrated Health Care Reform (convened by the Integrated Healthcare Policy Consortium (www.ihpc.info), the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Health Policy (www.palmer.edu) and the Institute for Integrative Health (www.tiih.org) ) in Washington, D.C., Sept. 27-29. The overarching goal of this meeting is to bring stakeholders together to collectively build a collaborative approach for implementation of the Act. As part of that, participants will be developing an understanding of the key provisions and opportunities that support integration and prevention.
At this time, the policy group is seeking additional members. If you are interested, please contact Donna M. Feeley at email@example.com
Challenging the Assumptions of Beneficence of Health Care Integration in Low-Income Countries
Paul Kadetz, LAc, APRN-BC, MSc, MSOM, MSN, MPH, PhD (cand.)
At the ninth Meeting of the Consortium for the Globalization of Chinese Medicine (CGCM) held in Hong Kong this past August, scientists, physicians, academics and a smattering of TCM practitioners presented three days of posters and discussions primarily on how best to validate and standardize Chinese medicine. The goal, purportedly, was toward a call for a "One world medicine"; oddly reminiscent of Mao Zedong's call for the complete unification of Chinese Medicine and biomedicine in order to form a new hybrid medical system over half a century before. However, Mao's motivation was political and practical, in attempting to both redress health disparities in rural China and to maintain the employment of the large population of Chinese medicine practitioners (Taylor 2005). The motivation for the standardization and validation at the CGCM conference was less clear and points to issues in the assumed beneficence of the integrative medicine discourse that has been the predominant output of the Traditional Medicine Unit of the World Health Organization since the Declaration of Alma Ata. In the Declaration of Alma Ata the use of heterodox practices and practitioners to redress health care disparities through the use of local resources is the main identified reason for the integration of heterodox health care into formal biomedical health care systems. However, over the past 35 years, this original goal for redressing health care disparity seems to have become lost in the discourse for safe, effective, appropriate and standardized heterodox systems.
The question then arises, for whom is this validation and standardization? Is this process necessary to redress health care disparities, especially in low-income countries? In research the author conducted in four municipalities of the Republic of the Philippines over the past two years, less than 5 percent of 1,000 informants even understood the Western concepts of safety and efficacy, much less were concerned with the safety and efficacy of their local heterodox health care practices and practitioners. The predominant sentiment was that if a given practitioner did not help them, they would not return to that practitioner. Furthermore, the major assumptions of the discourse of health care integration were challenged in these contexts.
1) Health care integration increases access to health care.
In comparing communities that integrated (primarily imported heterodox practices) into their local health care system with communities that did not engage in integration, there has been no improvement in either physical access (operationalized as the distance to one's primary practitioner) or in terms of financial access to health care. In fact, in some instances integration decreased financial access to health care, as some local heterodox practitioners that normally accepted donations employed set fees after receiving standardized training from the Department of Health.
2) Health care integration facilitates collaboration between biomedical and heterodox practitioners to redress health care disparity.
Although, the referral of patients from heterodox practitioners to biomedical practitioners remained consistently high in all communities investigated, regardless of the presence of integration, referral from biomedical practitioners to local heterodox practitioners was identified to have decreased in many communities that integrated. In general, referral was more highly correlated with the financial capabilities of the patient than with integration.
3) Health care integration improves safety and efficacy of appropriate health care, thereby improving population health.
From a Western perspective, it appears quite obvious that by improving the "quality" of health care, population health will also improve, but this has not been demonstrated in the communities investigated. In fact, integration of "safe and effective" heterodox health care is posing a threat to community health in the Philippines. This is most clearly illustrated in the 2008 Administrative Order from the Department of Health of the Philippines that designates all pregnant women "at-risk" and demands that all women deliver in-facility with skilled birthing attendants and that all Traditional Birth Attendants (or Hilots) be prohibited from delivery in order to be "integrated" into the maternal-child health care team. In a country where 80 percent of rural women prefer to deliver at home with Traditional Birth Attendants (who generally only accept donations) and where the majority of birthing facilities are inaccessible or do not have the capacity and resources for such a change (due to the well-documented "brain drain" of medical professionals from the Philippines), this policy can prove particularly threatening to poor, rural women.
4) Health care integration increases the use of local heterodox health care practices.
Again, from an ethnocentric Western perspective it appears obvious that health care integration will increase the quantity of human resources in health care, however, it is quite ignorant to assume that all heterodox health care practices are equivalent. Therefore, it is important to question what is being integrated. Are local heterodox practices being integrated, or are they being replaced by imported heterodox systems such as acupuncture, as is currently occurring in the Philippines? In the communities assessed, the use of local heterodox health care was more a function of financial ability than integration. In fact, several local heterodox practitioner informants complained of a reduction in patients and a feeling of being marginalized in communities that have integrated.
This then brings us to question, what may be lost in this process of integration? What happens to local unstandardized heterodox systems in a paradigm of health care integration that demands standardization in order to achieve safety and efficacy? What happens when local heterodox health care that serves a specific socio-cultural function is replaced with imported heterodox health systems such as TCM? What happens when newly integrated health care systems can no longer serve socio-cultural functions and culture-bound illnesses are reduced to a DSM-IV diagnosis with a psychotropic treatment? What is lost when, as presenters at the Consortium for the Globalization of Chinese Medicine discussed, you try to "simplify" a heterodox practice for scientific understanding and dissemination?
Hence, there may possibly be a way to "do" integration that is appropriate for each local context and best decided by the local context, rather than something decided by a group of "experts" in Hong Kong and Geneva. Global health policy and global governance seem to disregard the local level in monolithic conceptions of beneficence. This research, then, suggests that what may be gained by adhering to a beneficent concept of health care integration must be considered in terms of what may be lost in local level health care and how this may ultimately alter the social fabric of communities and the delicate mechanisms that function to maintain the health of vulnerable populations.
Taylor, K. 2005. Medicine of Revolution. Chinese Medicine in Early
Communist China. London: Routledge.
Paul Kadetz
Department of International Development
Queen Elizabeth House
University of Oxford
Congratulations to new ACHP PhD's!
Steffany Haaz was awarded her doctorate at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Her dissertation was entitled "Examining the safety, feasibility and efficacy of yoga for persons with arthritis".
Boston University School of Public Health awarded Beth Sommers with a doctorate for her dissertation "Role of Acupuncture as an Adjuvant Therapy in the Treatment of HIV/AIDS: Examining Disparities in Access, Cost-effectiveness of Using Acupuncture as a Promoter of Adherence to Antiretroviral Treatment, and Public Health Considerations".
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The last 100 tickets to Saturday's game at Sanford Stadium were sold this week, pretty much eliminating the only real suspense concerning the meeting with Idaho State. Georgia's streak of sold-out games continues at 62.
But it'll be interesting to see how many thousands of those sold-out seats will be empty when the Bulldogs and Bengals take the field. There've been pockets of seats going unused all season, and not just in the student section. On the heels of a disappointing loss to Florida that put the Dogs officially out of the SEC East race, and with a less than compelling match-up against an FCS (formerly 1-AA) jabroni opponent, the stands could look quite spotty Saturday, even with the 1980 national champions being honored at halftime.
The Bengals, of course, will get their $525,000 for being Georgia's designated breather, and barring a complete implosion by the Dogs, Georgia will get another win to count toward becoming bowl-eligible.
Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity acknowledged earlier this week to The Macon Telegraph that, "I think you're gonna have a certain percentage of fans that might not come" to Saturday's game. But, he said, "We only have six home games this year, so it's not like you have a glut of home games. So it more or less turns into a weekend to tailgate, to be around their friends. I think that's so much a part of college football."
Granted, but aside from some hurry-up Saturday morning tailgating fun compressed into a brief window by the early kickoff and the chance to enjoy a beautiful day in the prettiest college stadium in the country, what will the fans get?
Hopefully, a chance to see the Dogs do more than go through the motions against a lesser opponent, as Georgia teams have been known to do over the years. Said Mark Richt about this game, "We think about winning the rest of our games starting with Idaho State. There's honor in that. We have fans that have paid their money for their season tickets. We've got people that still love the Dogs and want to see them do well."
I'm not too worried about the Dogs getting upset by the Bengals. Richt said he'd remind his players of James Madison beating Virginia Tech and Jacksonville State toppling Mississippi this season. And everyone always remembers Applachian State over Michigan a couple of years ago. But Idaho State likely would get whipped by any of those FCS schools. They're 1-7 and rank last in virtually every statistic kept by the minor-league Big Sky Conference. OK, they do have the nation's leading punter, but that's getting into Vince Dooley "best long snappah" territory. Basically, it's virtually impossible to imagine a scenario where the Dogs lose this game.
Is just winning enough, though? As Richt noted, fans have paid their money, and they didn't get a discount for a no-name opponent.
I'd hope that the UGA coaches challenge the Bulldogs to a lot more than just not overlook Idaho State.
Sure, this is a chance to empty the bench and let the subs get some playing time, but not until the starters have made a statement that every game counts.
Anything less than a shutout should be considered a failure on the part of Todd Grantham's defense.
And while Richt generally is known for taking his foot off the accelerator when his teams get a comfortable lead, the general tenor of this season would seem to require a different approach this week: Go all out and see just how many points Georgia can rack up. It's not like running up the score is going to hurt the feelings of the Bengals, who will be enjoying a rare opportunity to play in one of college football's storied stadiums, in addition to the big payday.
No, breaking the 60-point mark against Idaho State wouldn't make up for the Dogs' earlier poor performances or turn this into anything other than a mediocre season at best.
But at least it would give the fans something to cheer and show that there's still Bulldog pride Between the Hedges, no matter how the season has gone.
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November 5th, 2010
11:12 am
first, fire bobo
November 5th, 2010
11:12 am
November 5th, 2010
11:15 am
We are a top football program, so we should pay for a top offensive mind. Get rid of/demote Bobo.
November 5th, 2010
11:16 am
Seriously, this is the best you can put out there? How about the fact that this team has not won a single game against a good team this year. Not ONE game. They got beat by a Florida team with less talent, being out-coached is becoming the norm.
November 5th, 2010
11:21 am
When was the last time we actually beat a good ranked team?
November 5th, 2010
11:23 am
Over/Under on which quarter Grantham "choke" signs the Idaho State QB?
I say 3.
November 5th, 2010
11:24 am
If Grantham tells the ISU QB to "f@&%ing choke!", how long before Barnhart blows a gasket and demands his immediate dismissal?
November 5th, 2010
11:27 am
LSU, early 2008, just before the 310-0 halftime debacle.
November 5th, 2010
11:27 am
I'm just happy that one coach is showing some emotion and trying to win.
November 5th, 2010
11:28 am
Don't think we will see any of that JT
November 5th, 2010
11:29 am
Idaho state,,,,,,,,,who cares? 5-7 season is not something worth spending time on…….
November 5th, 2010
11:30 am
georgia loses to auburn and tech…… do you think a coaching change is in order? ohhhhhh!
November 5th, 2010
11:31 am
There will be noticeable pockets of emptiness throughout the stadium. This Season is OVA !
November 5th, 2010
11:34 am
Nice column. I like Mark RIcht and want to see him and UGA succeed but I wish the "taking his foot off the accelerator when his team gets a comfortable lead" crap wouldn't start until 3 or 4 minutes left in the game Starters or subs in the game, doesn't matter. I think it takes away from the controlled aggressive attitude that every football player needs. Why would you want to change the right mindset? The other guys are on scholarship too, they need to stop up from scoring. The only reason Alabama didn't put 55 or 60 on Penn State was because of Saban's respect for Paterno. THAT"S the only reason I see where you can take your foot of the gas, out of respect for you elders and legends.
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November 5th, 2010
11:37 am
what happens if Idaho State wins?
November 5th, 2010
11:38 am
bugs- Your comments are irrelevant. Same as, what happens when it rains?
November 5th, 2010
11:38 am
Bugs- that is like saying, what happens when it rains?
November 5th, 2010
11:39 am
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November 5th, 2010
11:40 am
I suspect the Dawgs will come out a little sloppy at first. Sputter along and hit a big play here and there. Next week, Sir Cam Newton and Auburn hangs 60 on the dawgs. Its gonna be a long winter for the dawgs.
November 5th, 2010
11:43 am
I don't think that it matters if we win 2-0 or 200-0. A victory of any margin is hollow at best. Just get it over with and hope we can beat the bugs ofr hope that there is fire with the Cam Newton smoke.
November 5th, 2010
11:52 am
I don't think its a lose-lose either way. You don't rack up a lot of points, you get more fingers pointed at a lackluster team. If you do try to run up the score – so what? you just beat a no-body last-ranked team. Who cares? You want to impress me? Beat Auburn. (Yeah, I know – Its not getting THAT cold), or at least play them close. Then, beat Tech and win whatever cheese-bowl we get to – if we get to one. Then start working for next year
November 5th, 2010
11:55 am
Dogs have already won 4 games, with a Fresh QB & new defensive staff/scheme, I expected 2-10.
4-8 is an excellent year considering everything.
Dogs likely go 0-3 to finish out the season, exceeding my expectations by 2 wins.
November 5th, 2010
11:57 am
Nah, you're going to see them go through the montions here Bill. This is nothing but a paycheck to Idaho State. Georgia should start Hutson Mason and let him get experience in this one incase they should need him at another point. Idaho State is awful. People would be better served spending this game at the tailgate and listening or watching the game from the comfort of thier own seats.
If they don't tackle well in this game……
November 5th, 2010
11:58 am
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November 5th, 2010
11:59 am
Sorry Bill. Killing Idaho State by 60 points won't restore any pride for me in what is an embarrassing season.
November 5th, 2010
11:59 am
Todd Grantham should give money back if Idaho State scores a point.
November 5th, 2010
12:04 pm
No. the score should be 72-0.
November 5th, 2010
12:06 pm
Bull honkey! rest the starters for next week vs AU. I'd rather see a more competitive game w/our 2d team vs their 1st string. What glory is there in running the score up 60 points. That stinks of Urban Crier and doesn't erase the 5 losses so far this season. To add insult to injury Grantham will probably put 8 men in the box for the 1st time this season when the jerk should have done that in the games we lost. Fire him and hire Diaz from MSU.
November 5th, 2010
12:10 pm
Running the score up would only give the AJC more reason to flog Richt. If he does not run it up, they will still flog him. He loses either way.
November 5th, 2010
12:27 pm
Start the first string for the first quarter and then take them out. They start, they play, they get the lead. I agree the 2nd string needs the practice, expecially Mason. 45-50 points is more than enough.
November 5th, 2010
12:28 pm
I agree with azdawg… we really need to get second team non-seniors/non-leaving for the draft early players in there after Q1. Having said that, since we really don't have a 2nd string QB we want to play… and only have 3 running backs we want to play… we will see Murray all game, Ealey, King, and Thomas until the third… then we will see Munz running the ball again… ugh. At this point, we need to get as many players in to start prepping for next season. Will we beat the $200,000 Cam Newton… nope, but since AU will be on probation for the next 4 years, will it really matter? Tech lost Nesbit so I would say ring up another victory against the stingless jackets this year. Besides, we need to have lots of D snaps with second teamers to work on fundamentals and game situations.
November 5th, 2010
12:33 pm
13-11 over the last 24 and Richt has the same record over the last five year span that Jim Donnan had over his last five year run.
People, it's time. What Georgia fans and athletic donors want is what Mark Ricth can't deliver.
November 5th, 2010
12:33 pm
Who cares? It's just another cupcake for this team to pad stats, so everybody can say, "see, we're not that bad". Even if this team manages to beat Auburn and GT, it won't change the fact that they're atrocious. Let's just get this disastrous season over with.
November 5th, 2010
12:34 pm
Who Cares!!! It is Idaho State.
November 5th, 2010
12:38 pm
You talk about the "tailgating" experience in Athens and I 100% agree with you. But this is where Georgia has to decide, do they want experience and become Ole Miss? Or does Georgia want to be a contender and become like Alabama? Mark Richt is a great coach, for Ole Miss…
November 5th, 2010
12:47 pm
The Dawgs scoring 60 or more points on Baked Potato State wont make me any happier about how this season has unfolded to this point. The Dawgs and Richt want to impress me? Go beat Auburn and Tech handily. Aint gonna happen but It sure would make me feel a little better.
November 5th, 2010
12:53 pm
WHO CARES? This game is a joke. There should be 92,000 empty seats. Fans get what they are willing to pay for.
"Go all out and see just how many points Georgia can rack up."
Sure, why not. We choked yet again against Florida, so why not take it out on a hapless 1-AA team? What a gritty program UGA has become under Richt.
November 5th, 2010
12:56 pm
Saban in 2007, 1st year installing the 3-4, gt beat by La Monroe, so look out.
this is a trap game, Georgia could be caught looking ahead, like Saban did back in 2007.
Also, looking at how Saban's defense did against La Monoroe in 2007, don't expect miracles from Grantham in this game.
It's year 1 in the 3-4, new coaches, new scheme, wrong body types.
expect lots of losses.
Saban went 7-6 in 2007, but 2008 & 2009 turned out pretty good.
November 5th, 2010
12:57 pm
i, for one, can't wait to see our best QB get into the game in the second half, and hopefully they'll let him throw some balls around a little…..
November 5th, 2010
12:59 pm
Saban gave up 21 points, and 280 yards to La Monroe in 2007.
Saban got caught in a trap game, looking ahead to Auburn, Georgia might do the same thing.
Hopefully, Grantham can do a little better than giving up 21 and 280 yards, and 7 3rd downs.
It's year 1 in the 3-4, don't expect much.
November 5th, 2010
1:01 pm
Bobo is not the problem. UGA has scored more than 30 points against SEC teams 4 games in a row for the first time in History. The problem is the overpaid blowhard coaching the Defense.
November 5th, 2010
1:02 pm
Greg is Patrick
November 5th, 2010
1:09 pm
I look for Georgia to lose the game, give up 21 points, and give up 300 yard son defense, just like Saban did in his 1st year installing the 3-4 at Alabama.
Also think Georgia will be caught looking ahead to the Auburn game, like Alabama was in 2007 when they lost to La Monroe.
It's year 1, 3-4 defense, not going to be pretty season, Bama went 7-6 in year 1 installing 3-4.
November 5th, 2010
1:11 pm
I'm not sure expecting the score to be 70-0 serves any kind of purpose.
When you consider Georgia has lost to Colorado, has a Freshman QB who just committed 4 TO's in 1 game, has a brand new 3-4 defensive/scheme, without they body types to run it, lucky to have 4 wins.
November 5th, 2010
1:12 pm
Bama LOST 21-14 to La Monroe in year 1 installing the 3-4 defense in 2007.
The loss was near the end of the season, before the AUburn game, Saban got busted looking haead of La Monroe to Auburn, Grantham will do the same.
That's what you can expect.
November 5th, 2010
1:18 pm
The 3-4 is not an excuse anymore Patrick. We are playing our 10th game Saturday and that is more than enough time to learn the freakin defense. The problem is the bozo calling the defensive signals.
November 5th, 2010
1:20 pm
I can argue excuses for us being lousy as easily as I could in preseason for us to be National Champs again.
November 5th, 2010
1:22 pm
Well, here we are, playing Idaho State. Hmmmmm, I don't have a plan yet, my better half and I just might go to the ga……………………nahhhhhhhhhhh.
November 5th, 2010
1:23 pm
I think I must have gone back in time. Is this 1995? We need to beat joe's horseshoe academy and the bugs to go even for the year. We've come along way in the last 15 years, unfortunatley it has been backwards.
November 5th, 2010
1:23 pm
Complain about the record, the coaches, the needless mistakes all you want – the kids still play football and, if you are any kind of Georgia fan, you support the kids.
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Lightning Kills Man Scattering Ashes
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TRIESTE, Italy, Aug. 2 (UPI) — A man scattering his dead brother's ashes on a favorite mountaintop in the Italian Alps was struck and killed by lightning, police said.
Federico Dean, 41, of Trieste, was at the peak of Jof di Montasio in the Julian Alps Monday when the lightning strike occurred, the Italian news agency ANSA reported.
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Celebrating San Ramon's History
Forest Home Farms Historic park
Forest Home Farms Historic Park preserves, promotes, collects, interprets and exhibits the agricultural history of the San Ramon Valley. We strive to foster a connection between past and present through educational opportunities.
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Glass House Museum Tour at 10am, 11am, 12noon or 1pm
All About the Farm Tour at 11am & 1pm
Enjoy tours of the Glass House Museum, the farm and its history, interactive exhibits, including the tractor museum, and the beautiful grounds. Visit the Welcome Center and purchase old-fashioned toys and gifts at the Gift Shoppe. $5 per person, or $8 per person for both the Farm Tour and the Glass House Museum Tour. The Glass House Museum is also available, by appointment, during the week for private tours for groups of 10 or more. Call (925) 973-3284 for information.
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In 1997, Ruth Quayle Boone bequeathed the 16-acre Boone family farm known as Forest Home Farms, at 19953 San Ramon Valley Boulevard, to the City of San Ramon for use as a municipal historic park in memory of her husband, Travis Moore Boone. After Ruth Boone's death in 1998 at the age of 94, the City expanded the memorial to include Ruth, in honor of her generosity to the people of San Ramon and in recognition of the contribution women made to agriculture in the San Ramon Valley
In light of the recent, widespread development of agricultural lands for residential subdivisions in Contra Costa County and the rise of land values, the gift was extraordinary. Frequently approached by developers who wished to purchase the farm for subdivision, Mrs. Boone chose instead to preserve Forest Home Farms in perpetuity and give this large parcel of land to the people of San Ramon so that they too could enjoy the beauty of the property. The City accepted the property with the vision and foresight to recognize its potential as a regional open space that could provide recreational and educational opportunities possibly unsurpassed in the rapidly changing landscape of Contra Costa County.
The 16-acre farm is located at the base of the East Bay Hills and Oak Creek divides it in two almost equal parts. The northern portion of the site contains all of the structures built or used by the Boone's, except for the cistern that sits atop a hill on the southwest corner. The structures include 2 houses, fourteen outbuildings and two pergolas. The houses represent almost a century of residential development in the valley. The Boone House is a 22-room Dutch colonial that was remodeled several times since it was built in 1900. This home serves as offices and meeting center. The fourteen outbuildings vary significantly in date and size, including a barn originally built in the period from 1850 to 1860, a 7000 square-foot farm equipment and automobile storage structure and a three-building walnut processing plant that includes a three-story hulling and drying structure.
The southern portion of the property is now home to the Glass House Museum, a Victorian style home and its tank house built in 1877. This home was relocated from its original site at Lora Nita Farm. The Glass House is a two-story, wood frame dwelling with a one-story rear wing, which may be older than the main body of the house. The tank house, somewhat modified from historic condition, is a two-story, wood-frame structure that is probably slightly later in date than the house. The Glass House has recently been restored to its original beauty and is open for tours and a Victorian Life education program for elementary age children.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Cody Zeller showed everyone Tuesday night why he's the best big man in America.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Tom Crean already has one major victory over North Carolina.
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There's still plenty of time to get your fall decor out. And today, we're sharing a plentiful crop of pumpkin projects to help you get started (or to add to your existing fall decor). There's always room for more pumpkin decor, right? This fun pumpkin garland tutorial from 36th Avenue is a quick and easy way to add some non-spooky Halloween spirit to your decor. If you're sick of those plastic jack-o-lanterns, try up-cycling them with some pretty fabric like these from Remodelando la casa. Or dig into your fabric stash and create some cute yo-yo pumpkins like the … [Read more...]
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By Aaron Maasho
Ethiopia and Eritrea are still at each others' throats. The two neighbours fought hammer and tongs in sun-baked trenches during a two-year war over a decade ago, before a peace deal ended their World War I-style conflict in 2000. Furious veRed Sea, UNrbal battles, however, have continued to this day.
Yet, amid the blistering rhetoric and scares over a return to war, analysts say the feuding rivals are reluctant to lock horns once again. Neighbouring South Sudan and some Ethiopian politicians are working on plans to bring both sides to the negotiating table.
Asmara has been named, shamed and then slapped with two sets of U.N. sanctions over charges that it was aiding and abetting al Qaeda-linked rebels in lawless Somalia in its proxy war with Ethiopia. However, a panel tasked with monitoring violations of an arms embargo on Somalia said it had no proof of Eritrean support to the Islamist militants in the last year.
Nevertheless, Eritrea's foreign ministry wasted little time in pointing a finger of accusation at its perennial rival. "The events over the past year have clearly shown that it is in fact Ethiopia that is actively engaged in destabilising Eritrea in addition to its continued occupation of sovereign Eritrean territory in violation of the U.N. Charter," the ministry said in a statement last month.
The Red Sea state was referring to Addis Ababa's open declaration in 2011 in which its late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said his country would no longer take a "passive stance" towards its rival following Eritrea's alleged plot to bomb targets in the Ethiopian capital during an African Union gathering of heads of state.


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The Big Knife, which opened April 16 at Roundabout's American Airlines Theatre, is Clifford Odets' attempt to balance the books for old, outstanding debts against backstabbing Hollywood, the town that reduced Broadway's golden-boy dramatist to humiliating hack assignments. His payback is ferocious, and you'll not encounter a more unsavory crew of Tinseltown denizens than the ones inhabiting this play.
They converge in the "playroom" of the Beverly Hills home of Charlie Castle, a box-office star, who is tending a three-ring circus of crises at once. It seems that his estranged wife, Marion, is threatening to leave him if he signs up for 14 more years with movie mogul Marcus Hoff, who bullies and blackmails to get his way. Given the skeletons in Charlie's closet, he's acutely vulnerable to Hoff's tactics, so he keeps knocking back the booze until only one honorable option seems acceptable to him.
In the first Broadway revival of this 1949 play, bitterness and melodrama abound. Director Doug Hughes bristled defensively when melodrama was mentioned by the press meeting him and his cast in the theatre's lobby after the opening-night show.
"I know melodrama is a pejorative for you guys, but I don't consider it pejorative," the director said. "Billy Wilder once said that melodrama is what critics call it when the audience actually cares what happens next. And I'm going to go with Billy Wilder on that. No, I think this is a play that can be played very legitimately, very truthfully. I don't assume some stylistic mojo when I got to work on it.
"I think it's a lost play by a great writer. I think it's one of his better plays, one of his most beautifully structured plays, and I think it's his most mature play. The easy common wisdom is that the great ones were the Depression-era plays, and the people who tell us what to think have given the plays Odets wrote as an adult short shrift.
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Officials at the Parents Television Council are angry about the CBS show's name and are attempting to boycott the upcoming programme by contacting 300 advertisers in a bid to dissuade them from promoting during ad breaks.
PTC president Tim Winter tells The Hollywood Reporter, ""The Second Edition of the 20-volume Oxford English Dictionary contains full entries for 171,476 words in current use; yet CBS decided to use the 's-word' in the title of this show, putting its blatant contempt for children and families front and centre.
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A CTA train was derailed near the Kimball Brown Line station on the North Side early Monday.
Ambulances were sent to the site of the derailment in the 4700 block of North Kimball Avenue, Fire Media Affairs said at 1:13 a.m.
At least one of the train's wheels was not in line with the track, and about 50 people walked back to the station after the derailment, Fire Media Affairs said.
Nobody was injured, and the train was secured as of 1:15 a.m., Fire Media Affairs said.
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vaseegara-Minale with karaoke
Lyrics & Chords
vaseegara song is from the minale and this song was sung by Bombay jayshree in the film ….and the music director is harrys jayaraj
i have tried singing this song frnds give ur comments regarding this song
Harshan Nambiar (away for a month india vacation) said
Karthigaa ….very nice attempt …I love this song and by now have heard a lot of versions of this:-) Liked the expressions in your song….there were some offnotes ….but overall great job ….keep it up !!
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Ramya Harish said
Karthigaa, good singing… sing along with the rhythm n pronounciation… keep singing…
Krishnan N v ( nvk ) said
Listening to a song of yours after a long time… I find very good improvement in your singing…
You sang this quite well…Slight timing issues were felt. Overall good attempt
Keep singing and sharing….
All the best
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Tara Balakrishnan said
very nice effort. Felt mild timing and diction issues….
Thinkal govind kumar said
Dear Kaarthiga,
Good, expressive voice & rendition !
Issues of offkey,timing & recording/mixing remain.Editing needed even at start.
Overall, a nice & sincere attempt.
Considering your talent & commitment, may I suggest a re-upload after rectifying the above?
GOD Bless !
Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Sudhathee Sriram said
Nice Karthigaa .though u may have to focus on the timing…when u listen to a song a lot of times…and it grows on you… you may be able to replicate it exactly / sing it creatively….So…my advise to you is to listen carefully….On the whole this sounded good though!
Srini S said
nice one karthigaa,keep practising n gudluck
Thinkal govind kumar said
Hi Kaarthi,
Wow ! This time, you did better ! Congrats !
Still then, I may humbly suggest that you should pay some more attention to minute subtle points of applying apt & timely expressions. Once you put in a lot of efforts & practice, you'd be defenitely able to sing more perfectly with ease.
Full marks to you ! Keep it up.
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Lenin Srinivasan said
Nice singing….with little more efforts I believe you can create wonders with this one…
Siva S said
nice singing.
Sushanth Shankar said
Hi Karthigaa!
Well rendered… You have a goo voice… Just felt that your timing needs to be improved a bit… Feel was very good anupallavi onwards… Pallavi could have been a lil better feel wise also…
However, loved it overall! Keep practicing. All the very best!!
- Sushanth
Avanthi Manohara said
Hi Karthigaa Nice effort,good expressions,well rendered little conectration on timing .Keep singing more
Sarada said
Love this song and enjoyed it in your voice, once again!! Keep singing.
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Karthika Venkatesan(infinitely away.. ) said
super voice karthigaa and u have handled the highs very well…
Nalli said
Very nice…
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