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Can pain education cause harm?
I recently underwent an episode of atypical trigeminal neuralgia that lasted several months.
I have been on this list for several years now and I am reasonably well versed in the literature regarding pain science. I found that knowing about pain science and the biopsychosocial model of pain did not lead to any resolution or diminished fears about the pain I was experiencing, instead it lead to almost a type of guilt. There is an idea within this model that we can control our pain by being aware of the causes of pain, by not fearing the pain, and yet I hurt, and sometimes hurt badly. In some ways I felt like I had failed. It doesn't help that many practitioners feel that this type of pain is a type is Somatiform Pain Disorder, or psycosomatic using older terminology.
When I researched this condition I found that this was a common problem, with this and a similar condition Atypical Facial Pain, in fact, they decided to change the name of AFP to Persistent Idiopatic Facial Pain, because many of those who suffered from it had become deeply depressed because of this very thing, that they were given the impression that it was under their control. Most of these stories do not have happy endings. My own I believe will, mostly through luck.
It turns out that my conditon is associated with low dopamine levels or more specifically a problem with D2 dopamine receptors. I happened to be diagnosed with a pituitary tumor at the same time. I asked the doctor and he said the two conditions were completely unrelated but I started taking Dostinex (Cabergoline) which is a dopamine agonist and my ATN cleared up almost immediately. This is after trying other medications such as Neurontin which had no effect. Dostinex decreases prolactin and increases dopamine. I think this is what caused the ATN to resolve, and also the high prolactin is what caused it to manifest in the first place. I add these details in case anyone out there is involved in this type of medicine or research and might be interested. The real point of all this is to ask this:
Can you actually do more harm to the patient by telling them they are in control of their pain than if they believe it is something that happens to them? Is that what you are telling them, implicitly if not explicitly, when you explain pain, threat perception and modulation to them?
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I agree with you that when we tell patients they are in "control" of their pain, we are really screwing them up.
But that should not the focus of pain education.
Pain education relates to the "how" pain actually works, what the potential influences are and what the possible dampeners are. At worst, it should help reduce the risk of ramping up-and-up-and-up.
Even Moseley has trouble with his pain.
It is a deeply rooted protective experience that is not simply "turned off".
Especially not where there is pathology of the actual chemistry of the nervous system!
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For 8 years I have dealt with cluster headaches. I feel I have a good handle on the basics of pain science giving me peace of mind when they hit (1.5 months of 2-3 clusters per day). The pain is 100% real and paralyzing. It also results in a continued hyperalgesia throughout my C1-C4, SCM, upper trapezius on the left side when the headaches cease.
My 'condition' is idiopathic and in my case, mostly genetics. I understand my 'unexplained' pain and it has resulted in my not searching for the cause or other interventions that have had and will continue to have little impact on my condition. Luckily, I have a medication that helps me, but in the event this medication is not available ($300 prescription) I know my pain is not harmful to me.
If I didn't have this understanding, I would still be getting MRI's, CT scans, multiple prescriptions thown at me (three neurologists and two PCP's; all prescribing a different cocktail) or lifestyle changes that don't need to be made for a condition that is not understood.
My pain, I can understand that. 100% real and a normal response to a perceived threat.
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Matthew, put it very well. Pain is always 100% real. While it may be in the brain it is just as biological as anything else we have going on in our body.
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Butler mentioned the emergence of a group with "explain pain pain" in their research. At that time they weren't sure what to make of it.
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I remember David talking briefly about trigeminal neuralgia and at the time there was no manual therapy solution available that he knew about.
Both cluster headaches and TN are a real problem for their owners. But any professional who suggests the latter is "psychosomatic" should be hauled over the coals; in this day and age, it is almost criminal to imply that.
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Generally, there really is no simple explanation as to why someone has pain but the mechanism is always the same.
If a patient leaves your office with the impression that they can simply control their pain like some kind of light switch ( ie it's their own fault if they don't flip it).....you've done a bad job and potentially a dis-service.
Along this line I have noted an interesting trend where I work. There is this acceptance of "pain theory" with Butlers posters recently purchased for the clinic. We have all the "explain pain" books all over the place and when general discussion occurs, it seems there is a certain understanding.
Yet on the floor of the clinic....I see PT's still believing a caudal glide of the sterno-clavicular joint actually "fixes" the faulty biomechanics...( when the patient gets up and suddenly moves the shoulder better no thought is given to what other factors influenced that outcome.)
Lot's of PT's out there throwing pain education at patients. They do it wrong for the most part I think.
Most of the time they whip it out when the patient has failed the magical approaches. In other words....it's the patients fault and at least now I can blame the patients stupid brain!
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1-PTs lack basic understanding of pain science in general.
2-PTs lack a proper basic understanding of connective tissues mechanics and physiology (that also probably still includes me to some extent) and the forces needed to change a tissue, how the tissue changes with repeated tensionning, force distribution, bla bla bla, this sort of things.
3-PTs also generaly seem to lack a basic understanding of the scientific process and of basic ways to think and reason philosophically whitout making important sophisms.
Trying to change things only by teaching 1-, is bound to fail. After doing just that, they simply use 1- as whip cream on Jello! (to paraphrase LMFAO (Gee! that even rimes!))
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As for the original interrogation of Randy, I will say yes. It's really different to teach that patients can stop their pain or «solve» their condition through pain education than to teach that their pain level, intensity, mere presence and character is profoundly complex and understandable through a complete BPS model where they are left with new ways through which they have the possibility to influence to some degree their conditions by understanding it, re-conceptualizing it thus leading them to take a new course of action that might end up diminishing their pain and also that will put them back in the driver seat of the treatment encounter.
They have to undertstand that it helps, it's empowering, it's up to date but by it's by no means THE solution to their problem. And that for most condition no one has THE solution just yet.
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more divorce rates because our paitience and values are getting
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I have to turn in a revised copy, and I'm struggling because it makes so much sense to me. They said that I need to TELL more, but I think they need to be more analytical when reading… A half hour workshop isn't the place for literary analysis, but now I'm left feeling crazy and they just think I'm crazy.
I thought I had the theme explicitly stated in places; do they lack the imagination to pick up on that and apply it to the rest of the imagery? Or is it really that disjointed?
I need someone to read it, more than once, and tell me plainly if it makes sense or not.
After all, is not most literature we read and cherish the kind that takes more than one reading to fully understand its meaning?
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Fish is one of the most important foods for good heart health – and nearly everyone should eat it more often.
The American Heart Association recommends eating at least two 3.5 oz. servings of fish per week, (for reference, a deck of cards is about 3 ounces.)
Oily fish like salmon, tuna, mackerel and sardines are especially rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which may help protect your heart and reduce your risk for stroke and could have other health benefits. Fish is also packed with protein and is often lower in calories and saturated fat compared to other animal protein foods like meat.
But if you are like most Americans, you probably aren't eating fish twice a week. Here are some tips to help you enjoy it more often, even if you aren't a big fish fan:
Best Bargains – Eating good fish doesn't have to be expensive! If you live near a fish market, look for the daily special on sale. At the grocery store, visit the freezer section for frozen fillets. Most fish is flash frozen on the boat, minutes after being caught, which helps keep in stay fresh. Canned fish like tuna, salmon and sardines are also budget friendly choices; choose no added salt or low sodium options.
Start Mild – Choose mild white fish like flounder, tilapia or cod. Chop up fresh herbs and garlic; sprinkle on fish with olive oil and pan fry or bake until it flakes easily with a fork.
Have Your Cake – Instead of a crab cake, form a patty with chunks of cooked salmon or cod, cooked grated potatoes, chopped onions and fresh dill for a delicious change from a hamburger. Canned tuna or salmon work well in this type of recipe, too.
Bread and Bake – If you don't like the texture of fish, try different coatings like crushed corn flakes, breadcrumbs or crushed unsalted nuts. First, dip strips or cubes of fish in whole-wheat flour, then egg whites and lastly, in your favorite breading. Place on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray and bake at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes.
Go Ethnic – Think about your favorite cuisines for ideas on how to flavor fish. Try Italian ingredients like no added salt chunky tomato sauce or go Mexican and make fish tacos with spicy salsa. Try a low sodium teriyaki or soy sauce for a Japanese twist.
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Tavon Austin, West Virginia: 4.25, 4.31
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Stedman Bailey, West Virginia: 4.50
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Justin Hunter, Tennessee: 4.41, 4.44
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Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the block,
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Blog Guy, considering the state of the world these days, do you think Santa Claus is safe? He'd make a pretty attractive target for militants.
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And they're good?
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Gosh, I gotta say those scenes don't look very Christmas-like.
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Oh the battle outside is frightful
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let the IEDs and pipe bombs blow!
When we finally say 'cease fire',
And all the dead people leave all their junk,
we can burn the up the dead in a pyre,
and wear all their stuff like a punk.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Ev'rywhere you go;
There's a mine beneath your toes,
And a machine gun up your nose
With the sites all aglow.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas,
Guns in every store,
But the prettiest site to see is the bomb that will be
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Jill's not rhyming,
Jill's not rhyming…
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While the Paradise Jam may be over for the LMU Lions, walking away with 6th place and a 5-2 record, the road trip is still going on. Tomorrow night, the Lions are going to travel to Riverside, Calif., a stone's throw away from the Lions' home of Los Angeles. God knows that this road trip is a killer, as the Lions won't return home again until December 17th, playing 3 more road games before then.
Tomorrow's game against UC Riverside looks to be perhaps the easiest match-up of the season for LMU. The Highlanders are 2-3 on the season and fresh off of a loss against Seattle U. Both of the Highlanders' two wins this season have come against weak teams, Montana State and Southern Utah, both of which are far under .500. Riverside seems to have a hard time scoring the ball, and are usually at the mercy of the pace of their opponent, which is great news for the up-tempo style that the Lions run. LMU has shown through experience that they are able to defeat opponents who are weak offensively, as they were able to beat Marist earlier this year, a team that up to that point was lucky to score fifty points in a game.
LMU will need to be an aggressive team tomorrow on both sides of the ball. Offensively speaking, the Lions must constantly work to push the tempo against this Highlander team. LMU is averaging about 62 shots per game, a stark contrast to UC Riverside's 54 shots per game. LMU's players are not afraid to take shots-and lots of them. That's one of the main reasons that the scoring is so spread out among the Lions, with four players averaging at least ten points per game. When a Lions player puts their hands on the ball, they are prepared to shoot and do whatever they can to score and keep pushing the tempo of the ballgame.
Defensively, the Lions will also need to be on their usual game. The Lions are a team that presses relentlessly, causing much hair-pulling on the opposing team's sideline. The Lions are averaging about 8 steals per game, and are very good at capitalizing on turnovers due to the quickness of the Lions' guards. LMU is very talented at scoring on the fast break, something that can wreak havoc on an opponent who isn't as fast and simply cannot keep up. The Lions also need to work to guard the trio of UC Riverside forwards Taylor Johns, Chris Patton, and Steven Thornton, each of which averages over 11 points per game. Johns especially will be a key assignment for LMU big men, as he is not only the Highlanders' best scorer, but he shoots with extreme efficiency (60%).
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Miles traveled in non-conference:
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History has bequeathed us many fascinating and intriguing monuments and here, in Wales, we are well endowed with such relics. None of them, however, is more striking than the magnificent remains of Offa's Dyke.
The Encyclopedia of Wales makes what is surely the definitive statement about the dyke and its purpose when it comments that: "The separateness of Wales is signified in the border landscape by the presence of this monumental earthwork, the biggest engineering project in Europe at the time of its construction in the eighth century."
Offa's Dyke is a huge ditch, in places over 60 feet in width, backed by a high earth bank, that runs for almost the full length of Wales. It follows, largely, the Welsh-English border and was built in the eighth century by Offa, king of the powerful Saxon province of Mercia that butted onto the eastern flank of Powys.
The dyke was a frontier line between Mercia and the smaller Welsh kingdoms to the west, in particular Powys and was, in its own way, as significant as Hadrian's Wall in the north of England.
Offa, an immensely powerful chieftain, was king of Mercia between 757 and 796 AD. The very fact that he could raise or command a workforce of several thousand to dig and build the dyke gives testament to his strength, although the dyke was probably built by workmen from the various areas through which it passed rather than by one self-contained group of navvies.
The great European king and emperor Charlemagne officially recognised Offa's position and power – a significant tribute to a fellow king or leader in a time of considerable unrest.
The monk Asser, in his 10th century Life of Alfred, first attributed the dyke to King Offa, stating that he not only commanded and terrified all of the neighbouring chieftains and war leaders but that he "had a great dyke built between Wales and Mercia from sea to sea."
The reference to the earthwork running from "sea to sea" is a little misleading as there are missing sections of the dyke, particularly in the north and south, and the ditch probably never ran for the full length of the border.
The full distance from the Wye to the Dee is about 150 miles – Offa's Dyke probably stretched for about 60 or 70 of these.
An earlier earthwork, Wat's Dyke, runs almost alongside Offa's Dyke for some of its length, particularly in the Knighton area. The two ditches are rarely more than a few miles apart and, occasionally, come together in one united whole when the original engineers felt it was unnecessary to dig a new embankment.
The dyke runs straight as an arrow in some parts – a tribute to the technological skill of the men who excavated it – but then by-passes hills and other major landmarks, always cutting around the Welsh side of the obstacle. The aim, clearly, was give people on the Mercian or English side of the dyke a clear and open view into Wales.
With the displaced earth from the dyke piled high on the eastern side, its purpose was to denote or define the frontier rather than to defend it. The dyke would have regulated access to and from Wales while, at the same time, checking or halting border raids. It was also a hugely effective statement by King Offa, an example of power politics at its best.
The dyke may well have been patrolled by Offa's soldiers or even been provided with a system of early warning beacons but it was not garrisoned, like Hadrian's Wall, with detachments of troops. At this distance it is not always possible to tell. But, of course, the legends surrounding the dyke are many and varied and many of them make great stories.
George Borrow, the Welsh writer and historian, declared that for many years any Welshman discovered east of the dyke would have had his ears cut off – Englishmen found west of the earthwork were summarily hanged. There is little truth in the statement but it is all part of the legend of the dyke.
A long distance footpath, opened in 1971, follows much of the original route of the dyke, stretching from Beachley on the Severn to Prestatyn on the north Wales coast.
It is an atmospheric and often unfrequented area of the country, giving the walker a good impression of what it would have been like on Offa's Dyke in the eighth century. The Offa's Dyke Centre at Knighton is an informative place to start any exploration of the earthwork.
Longer than Hadrian's Wall and still, in many quarters regarded as the true border between Wales and England, Offa's Dyke remains a remarkably intact piece of our heritage.
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On a recent visit to Hereford, an elderly local in a pub informed me that it was still perfectly legal to shoot any Welshman found in the in the Hereford cathedral close on a Sunday provided that it was done with a longbow. All present, about a dozen, asserted that this was true, although, of course nobody could recall it being done. All part of the mythology of the Anglo-Welsh border, I suppose, like George Barrow's anecdote.
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i have got one step closer thank you for all your help so far. I now def have the wamp server live and i have also changed the config file to now say http://(servername)/classroombookings/ but when i move to another machine and test this i get
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on the other machines i am typing in http://(servername)/classroombookings/
i dont have ISS installed on the server only the WAMPSERVER 2.0i when i do the apache test port 80 it brings up your port 80 is actually used by:
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we have a proxy in place here its run by c2k but i know the proxy to use how would i bypass this?
sorry i jsut checked my connections to make sure i had set bypass proxy server for local addresses and it is ticked
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The third lifestyle survey shows that doctors are battling the bulge just like everyone else.
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A study points out barriers to e-prescribing pharma products and shows how doctors rate various EHRs.
Attendance by physicians crept up in 2012, said the trade group HCEA, but overall turnout was flat, likely because exhibitors brought less personnel along to meetings.
Growing client demand encouraged the agency to make its HCP content capabilities official.
Researchers say we've been overestimating how many NPs and PAs can be expected to ease the inflow of just-insured patients, while another study shows just why they may be bypassing independent practices.
With a new era of transparency for doctors and life science manufacturers kicking off today, here's how some organizations are keeping physicians informed.
A new survey of doctors reveals how much they know (or don't) about the looming launch of healthcare exchanges.
A CME activity was associated with increased testing that could head off neuropathy in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Medscape asked and doctors shared what they hate about most medical apps, Livestrong merch hits the clearance rack, healthcare reform savings begin to surface, Lilly releases early RA drug trial results
JAMA's look into the impact of patient centric care shows that a broader scope is needed to understand the financial and health impact of active patients and how doctors perceive what it means to be engaged with patients.
Pharmas are spending far less on reprints and far more on digital promotion to physicians and other healthcare professionals, according to a healthcare media buying specialist.
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The most effective journal ads of the year included executions for Pradaxa, Humira and Conceptus' Essure Procedure, according to the Doctors' Choice Study.
An adherence study found that when doctors laid out the whys and hows of prescribed medications, patients were more likely to take them. Other reports suggest that the communication gap is about more than the medication— including such factors as pricing, a desire for control, and undisclosed medical information.
Physician trust in pharmaceutical brands is driven by an emotional connection as well as functional attributes and perceptions of the manufacturer, said Harris Interactive, which found Advair, Spiriva and Mirena to be tops in their categories with doctors.
A recent paper shows licensing boards may take action for a professional's behavior regardless of whether it is in the context of a professional setting.
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Viagra and Cialis took top honors for most trusted pharmaceutical brands in a poll of physicians.
Sermo is searching for a CEO and a medical advisory board since the physician online community's founder, Dr. Daniel Palestrant, and chief medical officer, Dr. Adam Sharp, left in November to launch a new startup called Par8o.
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Greek Festival of South Forsyth: it will have you saying "opa!"
If a vacation to Greece is not in the budget this year, it might not be a bad alternative to spend some time in Cumming for the annual Greek Festival. It's an exotic "staycation" that will have you dreaming of whitewashed villas and saying opa!
Every year the congregation at Saints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene Greek Orthodox Church of Cumming transforms their 15-acre property into a quaint Greek village. The festival – Oct. 17-18, 2009 – is fast becoming a fall tradition among the residents of the metro Atlanta area. While it's still worlds away from the cliffs and shores that lay along the Aegean Sea, the festival is an authentic peek into a lively and exciting culture that lies halfway around the world.
And what foray into the Greek society would be complete without the hallmark of genuine Greek food and entertainment?
Get ready to eat, dance and be merry, because the Greeks are known to throw a party! In addition to the performances of "The Grecian Echoes," "A Night in Athens" quartet, the Hellenic Dancers, the festival also showcases the work and services of the Greek community in North Atlanta.
Over a dozen booths representing Greek business and culture will be set up, including Ann Zakreski's Unique Mediterranean Cosmetics, Alexander's Gift & Grecian Jewelry, Ancient Greek Coinage Numismatics and the Ricamo Greek Merchants.
The village will also feature a Greek restaurant ("Taverna" in Greek) where festival-goers may enjoy a lunch or dinner of souvlaki, pastitsio, gyros, loukoumades, and baklava. A café will serve traditional Greek liqueurs and coffee. And of course you can also find soft drinks, water, Greek beer and wine. But if you're looking for something a little stronger, ouzo is the way to go.
A children's area will entertain the young ones while you shop for Aegean art and taste test feta cheese with olives.
Admission into the festival is free. Food and vendor cost vary.
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During this time of free agency, I laugh at how many times the words "according to sources" is tossed around. Something a little easier to report on than free agency is the upcoming Summer League. My "source" for Denver Nugget summer league signings is this link followed of course by a few Google searches. We have already learned about Jerrelle Benimon. Now let's learn about Carlon Brown.
Carlon Brown is listed as a 6'5″ 215 pound shooting guard.
Here are notes from his 2011-12 Colorado college team bio:
Led CU in scoring during his senior campaign with 12.6 points per game and three-pointers (43); second in assists (73); third in steals (28) and rebounds (136, 3.8 rpg.)
Shot 44.7 percent from the field (169-of-378) and 72.3 percent from the free throw line (73-of-101)
Carlon Brown played one year in the NBA D-League. Brown averaged 11 points per game, 3.4 rebounds per game and 1.9 assists per game.
Carlon Brown played last season in Israel. Here are snippets from a great April 5th article from BasketballInsiders.com about the success Brown is having overseas.
Brown, an All-Star selection this season, is currently the league's leading scorer with 19.6 per game on 46 percent shooting from the field and 33.3 percent from distance. He's also grabbing 4.5 rebounds and handing out 4.6 assists a contest"I think for me it's my free throws right now," Brown said when talking about what he wants to improve on. "I'm only shooting 72 71 percent, which is just not good enough at all, especially for a guard who has the ball in his hands in tough situations. Teams want to see guys who can close out games. If you can't make shots at the line then you're going to be sitting on the bench. I think I need to work on my free throws, bump up my 3 point percentage to around 37-38. Ideally it's 40 but you have to take it one step at a time. If I increase my pressure on the ball defensively I think I can open some eyes for some teams so they know I can guard some of the ones and twos at the NBA level so they won't be afraid to put me on an island. I think if I focus on those three things it'll open some more doors for me and hopefully have some more NBA teams call in the summer time."
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Source: Mike Wallace doesn't report
Talks between the Pittsburgh Steelers and unsigned restricted free agent Mike Wallace have broken off, and the Steelers don't plan to talk contract until the wide receiver reports to camp, a source told ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton on Wednesday.
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The sides exchanged proposals Monday without resolution.
On Tuesday, according to the source, contact between the sides was minimal as they hoped a break in the talks would create a fresh chance of resolution. But with Wallace not reporting for the start of Steelers camp Wednesday afternoon, Pittsburgh isn't planning to do much more in trying to resolve the dispute, the source said.
The Steelers had a Wednesday deadline of 3 p.m. ET to report to training camp. With Wallace not under contract, the team won't have the ability to fine him.
"Obviously, we have a desire for him to be here," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. "We want him to be part of this thing, both short term and long term. We've been in negotiations with him. He's not here today. That's unfortunate for him."
Steelers cornerback Keenan Lewis was a high school teammate of Wallace's, and the two worked out "every day" over the summer along with other players in the New Orleans area.
Lewis proclaimed Wallace "in the best shape he's ever been in," and predicted he would eventually arrive at camp.
"I'm pretty sure he'll be here," Lewis said. "He's a football player, he loves playing the game. I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to sit out."
Wallace skipped all of the team's offseason workouts and has not signed his $2.7 million first-round tender. The Steelers have the franchise tag available after the season if Wallace plays out this year under the one-year restricted tender.
"I want the player here," Tomlin said. "One thing experience has taught me is this is bigger than all of us. It's bigger than Mike, it's bigger than me. So I mean that when I say it's unfortunate for him that he's not here."
General manager Kevin Colbert reiterated last month the speedy Wallace remains in the team's future plans.
"Our intention has always been to sign Mike to a long-term contract," Colbert said.
Steelers team president Art Rooney II also has said the team wants to sign Wallace to a multiyear contract.
Wallace caught 72 passes for 1,193 yards and eight passing touchdowns last season, all team highs. In three seasons, he has 171 catches for 3,206 yards and 24 TDs.
Information from ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton, ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter, ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley and The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Who Cares How Many Women Are in Parliament?
There are plenty of good yardsticks for the state of women's rights around the world. Parliamentary representation isn't one of them.
Last month The Economist published its annual infographic about the dearth of women in parliaments around the world. Not surprisingly, some of the most-developed countries -- Sweden, Germany, New Zealand -- top the charts. (Also present are two African countries, Rwanda and South Africa, that have mandated parliamentary quotas for women.)
Equitable representation of women in politics and government is an ideal promoted by every development organization and to which every Western government aspires. Though women comprise over 50 percent of the world's population, they are underrepresented as political leaders and elected officials. The National Democratic Institute puts it plainly: "Democracy cannot truly deliver for all of its citizens if half of the population remains underrepresented in the political arena."
There's a problem with this argument, though: There's no evidence to support it. In Cuba, women MPs comprise 45 percent of the parliament. Yet, in a country where women make up nearly half of the parliament, democracy is not "truly delivering for all of its citizens." And so it goes in many repressive states. They may have plenty of women in power but lag far behind on every meaningful index of democracy.
The Eurasia region illustrates this uncomfortable reality all too well. In Azerbaijan, 16 percent of MPs are female, but every single female MP is a member of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party, which loyally rubber-stamps every decree issued by strongman Ilham Aliyev. In fact, the parliament of Azerbaijan is entirely dominated by one party; there are zero opposition parties in parliament. In other words, there isn't any party parity. Does the number of women matter in a fake parliament?
It is simplistic to assume that the mere presence of women in a parliament corresponds to greater political representation.
What's missing from the focus on women's political participation -- in Azerbaijan and elsewhere -- is political party affiliation. The point of getting women into parliament is to increase representation and, in theory at least, fairness. If a woman is in parliament but she votes however her leader tells her to (as do the male MPs), what difference does gender make?
Western governments and NGOs spend millions of dollars annually trying to increase the number of women in elected legislatures. But counting the number of women in a parliament does not actually tell you how free, fair, or representative that political system is; it just tells you how many women are in parliament. It says nothing about their freedom to think and vote as they choose without fear of reprisal, which should be the primary measurement of parliamentary health.
Women's participation in government matters, of course, but that value comes only after a certain degree of freedom is established. Women can be just as venal, corrupt, and self-interested as men. (Imelda Marcos comes to mind, though pop star and dictator's daughter Gulnara Karimova of Uzbekistan could give her a run for the money).
In the end, party, not gender, is where the focus should be. Yet the NGO community, including donor governments, wrongly focuses almost exclusively on increasing the number of women in parliament regardless of their party affiliation. That focus doesn't make sense if the goal is to improve democratic governance around the world.
As an example of this tunnel vision, the global listing of gender breakdown in parliaments by the International Parliamentary Union fails to capture party affiliation (data from the South Caucasus was drawn from the Caucasus Research Resource Centers). Let's take a look at the relevant gender data for these places:
Belarus leads the pack for gender representation. Similarly, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have a relatively high number of women in parliament -- outdoing the United States in raw percentages -- but that says nothing about how just or equitable their politics are or how independent their parliaments are relative to the president.
When we compare IPU's data on female participation with Freedom House's Freedom in the World rankings (with 1 being the most free), a dramatically different picture emerges:
Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan, the three countries with the most women in parliament, are the least free, and do not have independent parliamentary bodies that check executive power. Georgia and Ukraine, which have the fewest women in parliament, are relatively more free than their neighbors with greater female participation.
While we shouldn't draw too many conclusions from these charts, we can at least conclude that there isn't necessarily a relationship between a country's political freedom and the number of women in parliament.
Gender equality in government is important, but it's not the primary variable in ensuring true representation. Political freedom and good governance are basic rights that shouldn't be confused with gender issues. Assuming that female representation indicates greater political freedom is sloppy thinking of the kind that has too often skewed the priorities and undermined the promise of the development community.
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Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee has sold a tintype photograph of Confederate General Robert E. Lee at auction for $23,001 dollars.
The backstory is that the old photo was spotted in a bin by a Goodwill worker who pulled it out and sent it to Goodwill's online operation.
Suzanne Kay-Pittman said on Thursday that the bin was headed to
the outlet store where everything is sold by the pound.
She estimated it would have gone for a dollar and change there.
The Tennessean first reported that the selling price is a national record for Goodwill. It was described at onlinegoodwill.com as an antique Robert E. Lee tintype in a leatherette case.
Kay-Pittman said the winning bidder lives in Virginia and arrangements were being made Thursday to transfer the money.
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New Jersey is the 10th state to report at least one illness.
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25 Inspiring Business Card Designs Of 2013
Business card is an exact tool that describes business information about a company or individual. It plays an important role in any business and also a good way to promote your business activities because it is the first thing that shared during formal introductions as a convenience and a memory aid, and everyone wants to […]Read more
40+ Inspiring Quotes Wallpapers For Your Desktop
Are you tired of looking at the same, old desktop wallpaper? Well, here's the therapy, a Collection of "30+ Inspiring Quotes Wallpaper For Your Desktop" which you can download for free. Wallpapers with inspirational quotes are liked by many people as these wallpapers can instill the self confidence in them and give the potential to […]Read more
25 Free High Quality Web Banners For Download
Web Banners can use for promoting your stuff online! A web banner or banner ad is the most collective way to promote your product or service on the web. Today we have collected "25 Free High Quality Web Banners For Download". Hope you will like this collection, have a look and enjoy. UPDATE : Add […]Read more