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Where Next For Property Prices?
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To get hold of your copy of the DVDs of the Elite Investor Summit, click this link - http://www.eliteinvestorclub.com/store/ For the second in this mini-series of Where Next, I want to look at the British obsession. Let me polish my crystal ball as I delve into the wonderful world of bricks and mortar and ask where next for property prices? Your answer to that question probably depends on when you were born. My grandparents have long since shuttled off their mortal coil, but for most of their lives property prices were flat. Like generations before you, you bought a home to live in, not as an investment. Or you rented it from a landlord, perhaps with controlled rents that stayed low for decades. My parents, born in the nineteen twenties and at their peak earning years in the nineteen sixties and seventies, experienced something entirely different. The biggest boom in property prices in recorded history. They moved house a lot. I think I lived in nine homes in the first eighteen years of my life. The most dramatic was when they bought a very nice corner semi in West Monkseaton, the posh end of Whitley Bay, for five thousand pounds in nineteen seventy-two. A year later, don't ask why but they decided to sell it the very next year. The price they achieved? Ten thousand pounds. It doubled in just over a year at a time of double digit inflation. My generation has seen similar gains continue into the new millennium with only occasional blips in the early nineties and the late noughties. So everyone now believes property is a one way bet. Gurus state as certain fact that prop...


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Window Over the Sink, Taft Tribune: Sometimes I miss having heroes. All the ones I knew when I was young seem to have developed feet of clay and leapt without conscience from the pedestals I placed them on. But today I lay on an uncomfortable cot and gave blood. I looked around at the people who gave their time freely, at the others who gave their blood just as freely. I saw a minister, a newspaper editor, a registered nurse who was spending her day off inserting slender needles into veins, half the Taft High School baseball team still wearing their practice jerseys. And I realized there are heroes all around us, and they don't need to be on pedestals because they don't have time for that kind of nonsense.
Landy Wisdom didn't look at all the way Micah remembered her from high school. Her hair had been the color of sunlight then, her eyes like the darkest of the lilacs that grew in studied profusion in her grandmother's side yard. Her figure had been lithe and nubile in her designer jeans and silk blouses and cashmere blazers. Her clothes hadn't been bought at JC Penney or Kmart like most everyone else's, but on shopping trips to Cincinnati and Louisville. She'd been, in a town without a social scale, a debutante. Her grandmother had owned the brewery and was one of the few people in town who had servants. Landy's boyfriend had been the high school quarterback, the son of Taft's best-known attorney, who'd gone on to stardom at Notre Dame.
But there had been more to Landy than that. Her best friend had been Jessie Titus, whose grandmother had kept house for old Mrs. Wisdom. Landy had aided with her grandmother's charities, but she'd been hands-on help.She'd washed dishes at dinners, cleaned up after dances and walked every inch of every walkathon ever held in Taft.
Micah remembered talking to her once as she slogged through rain for crippled children. She hadn't had a raincoat because she'd tossed it over the shoulders of the minister's wife, and mud splashed up her legs as she walked.
"Who are you?" he'd demanded. He'd been so angry then, furious at the "haves" in what he was finding to be a "have-not" world. The fact that Landy Wisdom didn't fit into his idea of a "have" made him even angrier. People who had it all didn't share things when that sharing got them wet, cold and muddy.
"I'm just Landy," she'd said quietly, a hurt look in her eyes, "and I'm sorry you don't like me."
Twenty years later, standing in line in his London Fog raincoat and watching Landis Wisdom as she wrote down information for the Red Cross blood bank, Micah felt a niggle of shame because he'd put that look in her eyes. Good writing and solid investments had made him into one of the "haves" he'd so despised, and along with the money had come the realization that there really wasn't that much difference in people.
But he still wondered who she really was, and what had happened to the debutante he remembered. The hair color had deepened to the hue of honey, the eyes to violet. She wore a navy blue sweater with faded jeans and no makeup, no jewelry other than tiny pearls in her ears, not even polish on what appeared to be chewedto-the-quick fingernails. Her figure had thickened a little over the years, but not much. She still looked nice.
But not like a debutante. Not like the richest girl in town. She'd evidently not jumped on the plastic surgery bandwagon, because small lines had carved themselves into the skin at the corners of her eyes, at the outer edges of her mouth, in her forehead between her eyebrows. She looked every minute of her thirty-six years. "Are you a first-time donor?"
He realized with a start that the husky voice he heard was hers and that she was speaking to him.
"First time here," he said, suddenly remembering why he was in the basement of the Taft United Methodist Church. "I just moved here two weeks ago, but I have a Red Cross card somewhere." He rummaged in his wallet, feeling as clumsy and foolish as he had on that walkathon.
"Well, I'll be damned." Another voice, softer and filled with laughter, made him look for its source.
"Look up, Landy, and see who you're waiting on."
"Don't swear in church, Jess. Our grandmothers will come back and haunt us." But Landy looked up, and Micah saw recognition leap into her eyes. They were like pansies, not violets. Dark and mysterious and tragic.
"Micah Walker." She sounded glad to see him, and the welcome in her voice opened up a warm place inside him, a place he wasn't about to look into. "I heard you and your dad moved back. You bought the Tribune?"
He nodded, and Jessie said, "About time someone bought that rag. Maybe you can turn it into a real newspaper."
Her voice made Micah remember she was there, standing beside Landy's chair, and he extended his hand. "Jessie, it's good to see you." Her name tag said "Jessie Brown" and he remembered that she was a widow. "Micah, is that your card?" Landy asked. "I'd love to talk to you, but there's someone waiting."
"Oh, sorry." Micah turned to apologize to the person behind him, recognized his father and grinned instead before returning his attention to Landy. "It's all right, it's just some old coot."
She grinned back at him, the expression having more of an effect on him than Ethan's thump between his shoulder blades. He thought abstractedly that the debutante wasn't entirely gone; Landy's front teeth were beautifully but undeniably capped.
After Jessie had taken a pint of his blood, the volunteers in the church kitchen gave him a ham salad sandwich and a glass of juice. "Wait over there a bit," she'd said, "till you get your legs back."
He exchanged pleasantries with the volunteers, recognizing Mrs. Burnside, his high school geometry teacher, among them. Another donor passed behind him and sat at the end of the table, muttering thanks to Mrs. Burnside when she brought him his sandwich and drink.
Micah continued talking to the woman on his right, whose name was Jenny and who owned the café downtown, appropriately named Down at Jenny's. But he felt the hair on the back of his neck standing on end and knew he was being stared at. He looked toward Landy's table, but she was busy. In profile, her face looked pale, and he saw that the hands that shuffled the papers on the table were shaking. Frowning, he looked toward the end of the table.
Lucas Trent hadn't changed much in twenty years. He was bigger, his florid complexion redder, but he was still handsome, wearing the patina of the city as surely as he did his expensive suit. Micah wondered, not for the first time, what had kept Trent in Taft when he obviously held the two-stoplight town in the lowest kind of contempt.
The attorney used to stand at the fence at football games. "Come on, you dumb farm boys," he'd shout. "Protect your quarterback." The quarterback, of course, being Blake Trent, Landy's boyfriend and Lucas's son.
"Mr. Trent." Micah nodded a polite greeting.
"Walker." Trent returned the nod. "Heard you were back in town. Do you plan on staying long?"
"Yes, sir. I've bought the Taft Tribune."
"Made a success of yourself, have you." It wasn't a question, and Trent's expression was cold and dark.
"Next thing we know, you'll buy a house on River Walk and start socializing with my erstwhile daughter-in-law."
"Erstwhile?" That wasn't a word used much in places like Taft. Most people would have said exdaughter-in-law or son's former wife.
The simplicity of speech had been only one of the things about Taft he'd been happy to leave. He'd found the town stifling as a teenager and had been happy to shake its river valley dust from his feet when he went away to college. Graduation had landed him a job in Lexington, Kentucky, and he'd loved it there.
"You mean you haven't caught up with the gossip yet?" Trent's face was drawn and angry, the kind of anger that comes with suffering. "No hint of scandal has passed under your journalistic nose?"
Micah shifted impatiently in his chair, wondering what was taking his father so long. "I try not to deal in scandal unless it involves hard news."
"Oh, it was hard all night." The attorney shuddered, and pain crossed his face. "Blake's dead," Trent said,
"and Landis is the reason why."
Landy helped put the church basement in order, trying not to watch the tableau across the room. Even so, she saw Micah's face harden and knew Lucas had told him.
Micah would believe whatever Lucas said. He'd never liked her anyway, would be eager to accept that she was not only a poor little rich girl but a murderer as well.
"Landy." Mrs. Burnside's voice reached her. "Would you help me in here, dear?"
"In here" was the kitchen. She'd have to walk past the table where Micah sat with his father and Lucas Trent and feel their baleful gazes burning holes into the back of her sweater. She wondered why it was the unhappy things, like painful memories and people thinking badly of you and the need for donated blood, that seemed to be unending. Happy spaces in time were always fleeting.
"Don't slump." Jessie's voice came softly. She stood beside Landy, pulling on her coat. "Stand tall and smile like there's nothing that could ever reach you. Don't make me whack your spine to straighten you up the way Grandma used to."
Landy stretched up tall just the way Evelyn Titus had taught her. "See you later, Jess. Kiss the kids for me." She drew her mouth into a smile and moved across the room, going to the sink to dry the pitchers used for juice.
"Good turnout today," said Mrs. Burnside.
Landy nodded, trying to think of something to say.
"So, how do you like being retired, Mrs. Burnside?"
"You can call me Nancy, dear. We're not in geometry class anymore. Retirement's all right. I miss the kids, especially those few every year who soaked up information like a sponge." She tilted her head and lowered her voice. "Like that Walker boy. He wasn't gifted, or even extraordinarily intelligent, but he loved learning as much as anyone I ever taught. He had a bad reputation, but he was a pleasure to have in class."
"Was he?" Micah had been in Blake's class, two years ahead of Landy. He'd seemed taciturn and always angry. Blake hadn't liked him, so she'd avoided him. Even then, it was better not to cross Blake.
Lucas brought his glass and plate to where they stood. "Better be careful, Nancy," he warned, "who you let in here. There's no telling what's in their blood."
"Go back to your office, Lucas." Her voice was frosty. "We don't have time for this."
Landy looked past her former father-in-law at where Micah still sat at the table. He was watching, his gray eyes expressionless. He spoke to his father in a low murmur, but his gaze never left the scene at the sink. "Landy." Micah's voice was still quiet, but it carried easily to where she stood. "Jenny said you were a Realtor. Could you show me some houses? The bed and breakfast is comfortable, but I need something permanent."
Landy almost grinned. She was, indeed, a licensed Realtor, but her sole contribution to the field was answering the phones at Davis Realty when the receptionist didn't show up for work.
"Of course," she said, and some devil made her add,
"Any particular area?"
He got to his feet, reaching for his coat. "Yeah, I was thinking about something on the River Walk."

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Holiday on Horseback in Perigord
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MY daughter Vivian lay on her back on the floor of a forest in France. A few minutes earlier she had walked too close to a horse who had quickly flicked its leg back and kicked her in the right knee. She was so pale her skin looked like cellophane. She was trying not to show her pain, but a steady stream of tears poured out of the corner of each eye.
Bravely, she said, ''I'm going to be fine.'' Her voice was steady. Annabella van Buuren, who was leading our ride, held Vivian's leg up in the air to keep the blood from rushing to it. I gave Vivian a drink of water and loosened the strap on her riding helmet.
She had turned 16 a month earlier. She is tall, funny, outgoing, even somewhat theatrical. But she hated being the center of attention now, as the other riders on our trip stood by their horses and waited for her, Annabella elevating her leg. I had not understood before how much she wanted to hold her own in this group where she was by far the youngest. After a few minutes on the ground, she got back to her feet and took some tentative steps. She limped slightly, but proclaimed, ''I'm fine.''
We got ready to move on. I gave her a leg up onto her horse. ''Are you all right?'' I asked her very quietly so no one else could hear.
''I'm fine,'' she said.
''Are you sure?''
''Dad,'' she said firmly, ''I'm sure.''
This was Monday. We had arrived one Saturday evening in May at the Relais Equestre des Garennes, a rustic lodge and stables run by Annabella and Jean-Paul Vergne, near the town of Souillac in southwestern France.
Les Garennes is a large farmhouse with a long added wing that can accommodate about 25 people. Vivian and I had a cozy second-story room, with a slanted roof that made it seem like a garret. Out our window was a vineyard and a large pasture where the horses grazed contentedly. They were very fit, attractive Andalusians with short backs and strong legs. In the evenings the group ate at a long table in the living room. Annabella and her helpers served basic French country cooking, hearty and delicious, and a good, unassuming local table wine.
On Sunday we took a short ride, mostly to get acquainted with the horses, but now we were at the beginning of a four-day trip along the Dordogne River valley and through Perigord. The region, somewhat remote, is hilly and rocky, and its forests are so thick they look black. Thirty-five thousand years ago it was, so far as we know, the place where humans invented both art and civilization. The Lascaux cave paintings are here as well as hundreds of other caves and archeological sites. Perigord is famous for truffles, pate, walnuts, its regional cuisine and tobacco. We left Les Garennes Monday morning and returned Thursday evening, resting each night in a hotel along the way: an athletic vacation excursion the French call a randonnee.
These horseback randonnees are so popular in Europe that there are magazines devoted to them. They are not to be confused with the Western trail rides that are common in this country. For the most part those are in the tradition of the dude ranch and assume no knowledge of, or ability with, horses; the pace is a slow clip clop, clip clop. The European rides are intended for people who know what they are doing in the saddle. Generally, the group rides six or seven hours a day. The pace is fast, and the horses love to run.
There were about 20 people at Les Garennes. Most stayed at the lodge each night and took short rides during the day. Two others besides Vivian and me went on the randonnee: Ubertes and Katharina, a couple in their mid-30's from Germany. Other guests were either German or Dutch.
That first day we stopped for lunch at the Moulin du Ganicot, an ageless farmhouse just outside the village of Borreze. It was, like other farmhouses in the region, a rectangular limestone building with a single wooden beam across the top of each door and window. We had walnut-flavored wine to start, then pate, chicken and potatoes, cheese, plenty of wine and walnut torte. The typical regional meal was skillfully prepared and tasted especially good since our appetites had been whetted by the ride. We were served by an elderly gentleman who shuffled between the table and the kitchen in a sagging purple sweater. Vivian checked her knee beneath her riding breeches and declared that she was officially fine.
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I would give 27.Qh4? Not knowing what square the White Queen was on when it moved to h4 maybe it was unavoidable on h5. But if it was on g5 much better would have been 27.Qe3. What I am saying is that to an experienced player it is very obvious that on h4, given the position, the White Queen is trapped and it will require at least 2 moves to extract it. To an experienced tactician playing the whiteside the White Queen's situation would have jumped off the board and hit him on the forehead. With the move 27...Kh7 the threat is ...g5 winning the White Queen before pllaying 27.Qh4? The position even without White's problems with the Queen is winning for Black mostly because of the protected passer pawn he has on e4, which by the way is an extra pawn. Black is up a pawn 5vs.4 on the queenside and 2vs.2 on the kingside.
Nice game by the way. You constructed a solid winning endgame. This what happens when you construct winning positions, the pressure on the opponent causes them to commit other errors because they are desparately searching around for counterplay.
After Kh7 there is no way to prevent g5 and the queen will be trapped. The only way I can find to free the queen is g4, which is illegal.
Kh7 is the best move, preparing to claim the trapped queen. White also seems to demonstrate the best human defence. Nice game and thanks for sharing.
Joey - find one way to save the queen for white. If you can, then Kh7 isn't the best move. Otherwise, it is.
Thank you guys ... I posted this just because IMO it was cute once in a while to see the King hunting the opponent Queen. Regards
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EFG Bank Sailing Arabia - The Tour 2013 - Femme fatale
by Jo Uffendell on 10 Feb 2013
EFG Bank Sailing Arabia - The Tour. Starting in Bahrain Jo Uffendel
EFG Bank Sailing Arabia - The Tour 2013. Record-breaking British yachtswoman Dee Caffari MBE today lines up against eight international crews as her all-female team take on the third edition of the popular race. Starting in Bahrain, the race is a series of seven intense legs of offshore racing over two weeks along the seas of Arabia.
Caffari, who resumed her role as skipper and advisor to the Oman Sail all-female team in November last year, will once again be skippering the only all-female entry in the race onboard Al Thuraya Bank Muscat. Her crew includes four pioneering Omani women aged between 21 and 28, two of whom competed alongside her in last year's race. Setting off from Manama in Bahrain today, the fleet will negotiate the Arabian Peninsula stopping at Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah and three stops in Oman, promoting one of the regions fastest growing sports on their journey. Over the seven legs, the sailors will not only have to race offshore overnight but also compete in short, fast races close to shore at the stopover venues which will enable the public to get up close and watch the action.
Ahead of the first leg Caffari said:
'I am delighted to be back with the Oman Sail Women's Programme and very much looking forward to competing with the girls again. We have been training hard over the last few months and I have seen the Omani girls flourish since I first met them all back in 2011. These young women are a real inspiration to others in the region and to women across the globe. In the near future all- female crews from the Middle East competing in these events will be commonplace and there is no reason why these girls shouldn't go on to compete in races around the world.'
For Caffari, this is a continuation of her involvement in a unique initiative that is breaking down barriers and encouraging women to participate in the sport of sailing. Caffari and a core team of elite international women sailors began coaching novice young Omani women to compete in Sail Arabia The Tour 2012. These young Omani women who had never seen themselves as athletes or leaders have been given credible role models in Caffari and their elite athlete peers. From never having been in a gym or experienced a competitive environment, to racing in an intense 1200 mile offshore race against men, these young women became leaders, role models and are today empowering thousands of other young women in Oman and across the globe.
Race team members Intisar Al Tobi, Raya Al Habsi and Tahira Al Yahyaee recently won the prestigious Al Mara Excellence Award for the most achieving Omani women in sport for 2012 and were recognized for their achievements in sailing as judges deemed their performance in Sailing Arabia – The Tour 2012 as remarkable, just narrowly missing a podium finish in the fourth place, weeks after their first experience on the water.
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A native of Toulon in the south of France, Sébastien Destremau can lay claim to one of the smallest budgets of the fleet. His credo is to keep it simple, inexpensive and effective. Interview with the skipper of faceOcean, winner of the Calero Solo Transat back in the spring.
Posted on 29 Jul
The Vendée Globe – 100 days and counting
With some 100 days until the start, the first thing to note is that the fleet of participants is stronger than ever
With some 100 days until the start, the first thing to note is that the fleet of participants is stronger than ever, since there are some twenty-eight skippers, registered and qualified, whilst 'just' twenty sailors took the start in 2012. As a result, we're set to be close to or equal to the 2008 record (thirty skippers at the start)!
Posted on 29 Jul
Falmouth prepares for Henri Lloyd Half Ton Classics Cup 2016
With at least 30 teams expected to travel to Falmouth from across the UK, Ireland and Europe, competition will be fierce
With at least 30 teams expected to travel to Falmouth from across the UK, Ireland and Europe, competition will be fierce as these historic little ships do battle against the spectacular backdrop of the Cornish coastline.
Posted on 29 Jul
Countdown begins to the RYA Sail for Gold Roadshow
During the Olympic sailing medal race week (14-18 August), the RYA will be hitting the road to visit six venues.
During the Olympic sailing medal race week (14-18 August), the RYA will be hitting the road to visit six venues.
Posted on 29 Jul
Clipper Race – Constant trimming and little sleep in the North Sea
There is little opportunity for tactical moves and the timings of tacks are crucial if teams want to make vital gains.
After a downwind start with spinnakers trimmed in light airs against the tide off Den Helder on the Dutch coast yesterday, the fleet has been match racing across the North Sea towards the Thames Estuary.
Posted on 29 Jul
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Del. court shooter's son pleads not guilty
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) – A former Delaware optometrist whose ex-wife was killed by his father at a Delaware courthouse has pleaded not guilty to federal conspiracy and stalking charges.
David Matusiewicz entered the plea Tuesday before a federal magistrate. He waived a hearing on a prosecution motion to detain him pending trial, and the judge ordered that he remain in custody.
Matusiewicz, his mother and his sister are charged with conspiring over several years to torment and stalk his ex-wife, Christine Belford, following a bitter divorce and custody battle. Belford and a friend were shot to death by Matusiewicz's father, Thomas, in February at the New Castle County courthouse before he turned the gun on himself.
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In This Current Age of Anxiety
Anxiety, also referred to angst or hysteria, goes by many names. One, popularized by the sagacious Zhang Zhong Jing, who many practitioners of Chinese Medicine may be familiar with, is known as Restless Zang/Fu disorder.
Keeping Malpractice Allegations at Bay
It has been suggested that in the litigious environment in which we live, the practice of chiropractic should be defensive and practitioners should constantly be watching their backs. An element of defensive practice is a good idea.
Holistic Skin Care and Modern Technology
Anti-aging is a concept that we hear in reference to skin rejuvenation and growing older on a daily basis. Aging begins as soon as we are born; therefore "pro-aging" is embracing all stages of life gracefully, with vitality, wisdom, joy, and gratitude as the goal.
Understanding Levels of Evidence
The concept of levels of evidence is a cornerstone of research literacy and a great starting point for understanding basic principles of how research works.
Distal Style Treatment of Neurogenic Pain
Treat locally or distally? This question has frequented my thoughts for the treatment of pain throughout my acupuncture career. Each style has strengths and weaknesses, thus the versatile practitioner would do well to forgo dogmatic adherence to any one style in deference to the needs of the individual patient.
Billing One-on-One, Direct Patient Contact
This is often misunderstood and leads to trepidation when documenting and subsequently billing timed services.
Constructing Our Reality, Part 2
My last article discussed perception and its relationship to the primary channels. Before we get to the channels most commonly used to treat sensory disturbances, the small intestine and triple heater, we should first talk about the bladder channel.
Adrenal Problems
One of the most common trends to see in clinical medical practice and public health is the cycles of health "buzzwords." These come and go depending upon the current cultural zeitgeist. One year, "parasites" are causing all the issues, and the next year it's "candida."
How to Reach Your World With the Chiropractic Message
My latest effort to share chiropractic occurred in mid-May while I was sitting at an introductory parent information night for high schoolers. The IT instructor informed us that each student would be receiving a computer for all their studies.
The Need for Standards
ISO-TC-249: You may look at these letters and numbers and wonder what they are and what they might mean. They turn into: International Standards Organization- Technical Committee – 249. There is a global organization called The International Organization for Standardization.
A Different Way of Looking at It
The way you and your chiropractic colleagues access information has changed over the past decade. According to a recent survey conducted by Dynamic Chiropractic, almost half (48 percent) of DCs read online articles on their personal computer or laptop daily.
Romantic Love
Sleepless nights, anxiety, mood swings, euphoric energy bursts, obsessive thinking, and a strange feeling in his chest. That is what Matt was experiencing when he first entered my practice. Rather than being concerned, he was loving every minute of it.
Streamline Your Front Desk
Your front office can be your greatest source of efficiency or it can be a constant bottleneck. Increasing the productivity of this area, while not sacrificing the quality of patient interaction, can be a little tricky. However, with some focused effort and intention, your front desk can keep your practice running smoothly.
Finger (Pad) Pointing: Repetitive-Use Injury Waiting to Happen
"My wrist and hand hurt. I spend all day working on computers and then I come home and spend more time on a computer, usually playing video games."
News in Brief
NYCC Aggregates Degree Programs in New School; Palmer Chancellor Receives Education Award From ICA; Oklahaven Announces "Have a Heart" Winners.
A Whole-Body Approach to Chronic Tension Headaches
Nearly every day in our practices, we see patients with chronic headaches that have not responded to traditional treatment. They present in our offices with a feeble hope that "maybe" a chiropractor can help.
Parker University Embraces New Era
Change is in the air at Parker University, which recently announced the selection of both a new president and a new consultant for its seminar program.
Living Well: Lessons From Our Oldest Old
Aging is a significant public health problem, important to chiropractors in practice and important to DCs who teach students training to become chiropractors.
With Low-Back Pain, Sometimes Little Things Matter
Typical treatments for low back pain involve large muscles like the quadratus lumborum, iliopsoas, and piriformis. However, there are situations when a very small muscle, the multifidus, can play a significant role in the diagnosis and treatment of low back muscular or spinal injury.
Transforming Las Vegas
On a warm spring day in Las Vegas, Sonia Kim, clinic front desk staff, is busy preparing for a full day of intern shifts at Wongu Health Center. She greets patients, makes sure documents are properly signed, and lets the interns know that their patients have arrived.
Building Bridges with Discipline
As practitioners of traditional Chinese herbal medicine, our role is to educate patients and medical practitioners about the various safety aspects of our medicine. Medical doctors that embrace Chinese medicine want to collaborate and include Chinese herbal medicine in more aspects of clinical care to support their patients.
Discovery: Finding Insights and Each Other in Different Disciplines
Recently I've been thinking about all sorts of things which are hidden from our daily direct experience. That general category is what links nearly everything that catches my attention and then demands some kind of investigation.
Hip Flexor Contractures & LBP in Above-the-Knee Amputations
Patients with above-the-knee amputations (AK or AKA) are particularly prone to developing hip flexor contractures. Not to be confused with muscle tightness, contractures are a permanent shortening of tissues which cause deformity or distortion.
Billing Timed Services
Q: I do not always use physical medicine services but in my state I do have a scope of practice that allows me to provide many of these services. I am trying to understand what "direct one-on-one patient contact" means in relation to physical medicine services.
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A large study published in January 2016 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that men who are vegans had a 35% lower risk of developing prostate cancer compared to non-vegan men. The study followed more than 26,346 men who are part of the Adventists Health Study-2.
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Farewell: Keep Sharing the Love
By John Upledger, DO, OMM
After nearly nine years of contributing as a columnist for Massage Today, Dr. John Upledger tells his readers farewell and leaves us with inspiring insight to this special field of work.
Massage Today would like to thank Dr. John for his outstanding contributions and lifetime of dedication to, and accomplishment in, the advancement of CranioSacral Therapy.
A Simple Beginning
I never set out to change the world when I was developing CranioSacral Therapy (CST) at Michigan State University 30-plus years ago. I was exploring a barely understood body system with a group of talented PhDs who were all following their curiosity, as I was. At the time, it never occurred to me that CST would become my life's work.
Decades later, more than 100,000 therapists have been trained in CST, and they're in nearly every country in the world. While I never intended to make this global impact, I did want to give people who do want to change the world the opportunity to do so. It makes their lives more meaningful and more fun.
My deepest desire now is to get more people coming into understanding that we should all love each other. If you put your hands on people to help them feel better, love has to go with those hands. That's how you facilitate transformation. You might be working on someone who doesn't like certain types of people. When you put your hands on them from a place of love, that person is going to change. You don't even have to say anything about it. This work naturally changes attitudes, characters and how people respond.
The Essence of CST
Here's one viewpoint of that potential from Jackie Hutchison, MPT:
"My first CranioSacral class was with Tad Wanveer, LMT. He had me on the table for a demo on diaphragm releases. There was this profound stillness and he paused. In that moment, I felt so connected to Tad, this being of light and love; I had truly never felt that love before. The beautiful part of the story is that when I told Tad about it years later, he said he was thankful to have been the first to experience my love in that way.
"That is the essence of CST to me. It is in those moments of quiet connection, being profoundly present, that allows the work to happen. There is nothing to be pursued or figured out. Tad's ability to be present with me, even in a room of 60 students and teaching assistants, changed me. Now I have an awareness that life is so much bigger than I thought.
"I used to think it was all about the physical journey of the body. But I'm beginning to understand that the little things are the big things. The subtle things are the profound moments. I always feel appreciation for my client after we share a CST session. My intent may be their highest good, their greatest joy. And somehow I always feel healed, too. Or maybe blessed is a better word.
"So now I don't want to settle for anything less than that. Not for them or for the way I practice. No longer do I rely on the limited knowledge of my brain to guide my way. Instead, I open to the wisdom of the beautiful person before me and step aside as they lead. I extend this gift to myself as well. I do my best to connect to my own body's wisdom, and we move together. I am so grateful for all of my CranioSacral teachers, the formal ones in front of the classrooms and the ones that grace my table each day. Remembering that in the end, the goal is to love as much as you can from wherever you are, in spite of it all."
Meeting Them Where They Are
Nadine Saxton, MA, CMA, recently shared how she applies CST concepts to her life as well:
"There's a cranial concept that has turned into a mini-philosophy for me: Be neutral, meet the person where they are and add 5 grams. I'm a Registered Somatic Movement Therapist completing psychotherapy training as a result of my work with SomatoEmotional Release. I'm also a faculty member of a professional training program in movement analysis.
"In all the work I do, I recognize that creating relationships is the key factor for facilitating change. So in non-CST therapeutic settings, entering in neutral allows me to truly 'meet the person where they are and add 5 grams.'
"This is becoming a constant for me. The cranial concepts of blending and melding enable me to listen deeply and be present with whoever or whatever situation I find myself. Adding 5 grams gives them just enough push to work at being in the situation we're in. As an educator, I'm starting to give presentations to larger groups. I'm finding that arcing the room enables me to be more aware of pockets of energy. I ground and connect with myself going into neutral, and I meet the group where they are. I blend and meld, and I send my message.
"When I'm in neutral, I'm able to receive more clearly and not feel defensive if my message is not understood. I have inner-wisdom support. I'm amazed that this first CranioSacral lesson has had such far-reaching and unfolding effects on my life. I am grateful for the ongoing lesson, and the vision of Dr. Upledger."
Continue to Share the Love
I, too, am grateful to the thousands of therapists who have embraced the concepts of CranioSacral Therapy. For nearly nine years, I've had the privilege of sharing those ideas with you here.
My longtime editorial colleague, Sharon Desjarlais, will now be carrying on in my place. As founder of CranioSacral Success, she has devoted to helping therapists find deep and lasting success doing what they most love to do. She'll continue to bring you the ever-growing voices and views from the cranial world.
I've been fortunate to have many mentors, teachers, colleagues and friends who illuminated my path as I walked alongside them to where I am now. I hope that I have shone that light just a bit for you, too.
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NEW ORLEANS — Bikini contests have certainly evolved from the days of Miss Hawaiian Tropic and Spring Break tanning competitions.
The National Physique Committee (NPC) and the International Federation of Body Building (IFBB) have recently added a "bikini" division to the famous Olympia Expo at the Las Vegas Convention for female fitness athletes.
The immediate popularity of this new division has been astonishing within the NPC and IFBB. This will be the second year this division of the competition will take place. All the action starts in Las Vegas Sept. 15-18 where Bikini contestants will be judged on shape, tone, symmetry, poise and overall beauty.
Barbara Bolotte, a 23-year-old New Orleans native, is currently the only IFBB bikini pro in Louisiana. She has competed in both fitness and spokesmodel competitions. She was Ms. Planet Beach New Orleans in 2009. In 2010 she took the title of overall bikini winner for the New Orleans division at the NPC Greater Gulf competition. She also took first at the NPC Louisiana state show in Lafayette and currently holds the title of Ms. Louisiana State bikini champion.
Bolotte will be representing and is currently the assistant manager and trainer of GymMatrix in New Orleans, an innovative neighborhood group-training gym franchise that delivers personal-training services to its members in an intimate group setting that charges a reasonable monthly membership fee as opposed to expensive hourly rates.
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With such strong determination and physical prowess, GymMatrix believes Bolotte will get the title!
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Walker To Attend Rally With Republican VP Nominee PenceWisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled to attend a rally with Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence in Wisconsin on Wednesday night.
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Ad Place, Venice
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 12 smoke-free guestrooms
- Bar/lounge
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Multilingual staff
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In San Marco
- St. Mark's Basilica (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Rialto Bridge (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Academy Gallery (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- St Mark's Campanile (0.3 mi / 0.6 km)
- St. Mark's Square (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
Ad Place, Venice
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $136
- Apartment, 3 Bedrooms, Canal View (Ad Style - Rio Terà degli Assassini)
- Junior Suite
- Superior Double Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 12 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-8 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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- Smoke-free property
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- Bar/lounge
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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Loyola (Md.) vs Iona College (Oct 23, 2011 at New Rochelle, NY)
Loyola (Md.) (5-11-1, 3-3-1 MAAC) vs.
Iona College (5-9-3, 4-2-1 MAAC)
Date: Oct 23, 2011 Attendance: 132
Loyola (Md.)
Officials: Referee: Emilie Buse; Asst. Referee: Tom Kelly; Jan Brusak;
Timekeeper: J. Higgins; Scorer: J. Higgins;
Officials: Referee: Emilie Buse; Asst. Referee: Tom Kelly; Jan Brusak;
Timekeeper: J. Higgins; Scorer: J. Higgins;
The Automated ScoreBook
Loyola (Md.) vs Iona College (Oct 23, 2011 at New Rochelle, NY)
|[00:00] Haracic, Didi at goalie for Loyola (Md.).
|[00:00] Trista Rivera at goalie for Iona College.
|Corner kick by ION Leanne Benson [00:30].
|[01:00] Shot by ION Carly Haden, SAVE Haracic, Didi.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[10:27] Shot by LOY Thornton, Jennifer HIGH.
|[13:01] Shot by ION Leanne Benson, SAVE Haracic, Didi.
|[15:46] Shot by LOY McLaughlin, Joie, SAVE Trista Rivera.
|Corner kick by LOY Norcia, Lauren [16:12].
|[17:13] LOY substitution: Yancey, Brittany for Donohue, Kelsey.
|[17:13] LOY substitution: McFadden, Katelyn for Norcia, Lauren.
|[17:41] Shot by LOY Alagna, Nicky BLOCKED.
|Foul on Iona College.
|[21:14] Shot by LOY McClenahan, Tessa, SAVE Trista Rivera.
|Corner kick by LOY Yancey, Brittany [22:20].
|[23:22] ION substitution: Christina Tesoriero for Leanne Benson.
|Foul on Iona College.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[27:39] ION substitution: Shannon Meara for Carly Haden.
|[27:39] ION substitution: Samantha Fiorenzo for Nicole Paulucci.
|[27:39] LOY substitution: Mangione, Gianna for Celestin, Chantal.
|[27:39] LOY substitution: Walker, Deja for Alagna, Nicky.
|[27:39] LOY substitution: Lookingland, Melissa for McFadden, Katelyn.
|[33:13] Shot by ION Shannon Meara WIDE.
|[33:29] ION substitution: Safi Ayinde for Melissa Frederick.
|[33:29] LOY substitution: Hajjar, Julia for Yancey, Brittany.
|Corner kick by LOY Walker, Deja [37:14].
|Foul on Iona College.
|[39:15] Shot by ION Samantha Fiorenzo WIDE.
|[39:22] ION substitution: Chelsea Cabarcas for Shannon Meara.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[42:30] Shot by LOY Schiro, Nichole HIGH.
|Corner kick by ION Leah Taylor [44:47].
|End of period [45:00].
|Start of 2nd period [45:00].
|For LOY: #11 McLaughlin, Joie, #24 Lookingland, Melissa, #9 Schiro, Nichole, #22 Santangelo, Kelly, #2 Celestin, Chantal, #29 Alagna, Nicky, #18 Haracic, Didi, #5 Rene, Kelsey, #28 Thornton, Jennifer, #15 McClenahan, Tessa, #6 Norcia, Lauren.
|For ION: #10 Christina Tesoriero, #11 Leanne Benson, #21 Melissa Frederick, #3 Sali Ayinde, #25 Nicole Paulucci, #22 Samantha Fiorenzo, #9 Carly Haden, #10 Christina Tesoriero, #13 Leah Taylor, #0 Trista Rivera, #6 Natalie Murphy.
|Foul on Iona College.
|[48:06] Shot by ION Melissa Frederick WIDE.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[49:27] Shot by ION Leanne Benson, SAVE Haracic, Didi.
|Corner kick by ION Leanne Benson [49:37].
|[52:05] Shot by LOY Norcia, Lauren HIGH.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[55:32] ION substitution: Sofia Sanchez for Christina Tesoriero.
|[58:05] LOY substitution: Donohue, Kelsey for Lookingland, Melissa.
|[58:05] LOY substitution: Mangione, Gianna for Norcia, Lauren.
|[59:35] Shot by LOY Thornton, Jennifer WIDE.
|[59:52] ION substitution: Laura Jackson for Samantha Fiorenzo.
|[60:25] Shot by ION Melissa Frederick, SAVE Haracic, Didi.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[62:36] Shot by ION Leah Taylor WIDE.
|[63:27] Shot by ION Nicole Paulucci WIDE.
|[65:20] LOY substitution: Reverberi, Amanda for Celestin, Chantal.
|[65:20] LOY substitution: McFadden, Katelyn for Alagna, Nicky.
|[65:20] ION substitution: Jacquelyn Gates for Carly Haden.
|[66:57] Shot by LOY McClenahan, Tessa WIDE.
|[67:08] ION substitution: Katie Higgins for Sofia Sanchez.
|[67:56] Header Shot by ION Nicole Paulucci WIDE.
|[68:04] ION substitution: Chelsea Cabarcas for Nicole Paulucci.
|[68:15] LOY substitution: Yancey, Brittany for Donohue, Kelsey.
|[70:07] Shot by ION Katie Higgins WIDE.
|[70:36] LOY substitution: Celestin, Chantal for Reverberi, Amanda.
|[71:04] Shot by LOY Mangione, Gianna BLOCKED.
|[71:10] Shot by LOY Mangione, Gianna BLOCKED.
|Corner kick by LOY Mangione, Gianna [71:45].
|[72:31] ION substitution: Shannon Meara for Melissa Frederick.
|[73:19] ION substitution: Carly Haden for Jacquelyn Gates.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|Foul on Iona College.
|[76:08] ION substitution: Nicole Paulucci for Chelsea Cabarcas.
|[76:08] ION substitution: Melissa Frederick for Shannon Meara.
|[77:17] LOY substitution: Norcia, Lauren for Yancey, Brittany.
|[77:17] LOY substitution: Tana, Gabrielle for McFadden, Katelyn.
|Corner kick by LOY Norcia, Lauren [78:01].
|Foul on Iona College.
|[80:44] Header Shot by LOY Schiro, Nichole, SAVE Trista Rivera.
|Foul on Loyola (Md.).
|[84:52] ION substitution: Samantha Fiorenzo for Leanne Benson.
|Corner kick by ION Carly Haden [86:20].
|[87:44] Shot by LOY Norcia, Lauren WIDE.
|End of period [90:00].
|Start of OT period [90:00].
|For ION: #0 Trista Rivera, #6 Natalie Murphy, #3 Sali Ayinde, #8 Laura Jackson, #11 Leanne Benson, #13 Leah Taylor, #21 Melissa Frederick, #22 Samantha Fiorenzo, #25 Nicole Paulucci, #24 Katie Higgins, #9 Carly Haden.
|For LOY: #18 Haracic, Didi, #9 Schiro, Nichole, #8 Mangione, Gianna, #25 Tana, Gabrielle, #15 McClenahan, Tessa, #11 McLaughlin, Joie, #5 Rene, Kelsey, #6 Norcia, Lauren, #22 Santangelo, Kelly, #2 Celestin, Chantal, #19 Donohue, Kelsey.
|[92:01] Shot by LOY Tana, Gabrielle WIDE.
|[92:59] Yellow card on LOY Schiro, Nichole.
|[92:59] Yellow card on ION Natalie Murphy.
|[94:55] ION substitution: Sara Chandlee for Katie Higgins.
|[96:20] ION substitution: Shannon Meara for Carly Haden.
|[97:55] LOY substitution: Walker, Deja for Tana, Gabrielle.
|[99:57] Shot by LOY Thornton, Jennifer, SAVE Trista Rivera.
|End of period [100:00].
|Start of OT2 period [100:00].
|For LOY: #2 Celestin, Chantal, #5 Rene, Kelsey, #8 Mangione, Gianna, #9 Schiro, Nichole, #11 McLaughlin, Joie, #15 McClenahan, Tessa, #18 Haracic, Didi, #22 Santangelo, Kelly, #23 Walker, Deja, #28 Thornton, Jennifer, #6 Norcia, Lauren.
|For ION: #3 Sali Ayinde, #6 Natalie Murphy, #8 Laura Jackson, #9 Carly Haden, #0 Trista Rivera, #13 Leah Taylor, #19 Safi Ayinde, #21 Melissa Frederick, #24 Katie Higgins, #25 Nicole Paulucci, #26 Sara Chandlee.
|[100:59] Shot by ION Katie Higgins, SAVE Haracic, Didi.
|Corner kick by ION Safi Ayinde [101:55].
|[101:58] Header GOAL by ION Katie Higgins (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Safi Ayinde, goal number 1 for season.
|Iona College 1, Loyola (Md.) 0
|*Header off corner kick
|End of period [101:58].
|Iona College 1, Loyola (Md.) 0
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Thank God I can't finish watching that.
thank god I post on slog!
lmao, thank god my husband died? THAT BITCH MADE OUT LIKE A BANDIT AND BOUGHT A NEW FUCKING RACK. She doesnt have to sleep with that asshole to get his money any more. OF COURSE SHES HAPPY HER HUSBAND DIED!
So if I break all of his fingers, he'll thank me for it? Sweet.
Thank God my baby died?
Seriously, WTF?
Thank God that people who thank god for getting cancer will probably die. Thank God!
Man, the things people will tell themselves to prop up their superstitions . . .
also tragic:
being a virgin
being adopted
thanks godd fur mai Aids, it's alot bedder then havving AIDS
Thank God for the hair weave.
i understand who some people use their religion, spirituality, belief system, or faith in a higher power to help deal with difficult and trying situations -- and i'm okay with that. but to be thankful for the hardship, as opposed to being thankful god helped you through it? that just seems odd. yeah, he deserves to be mocked for this one.
And then I stopped looking IN the mirror and started looking THROUGH the mirror, that's when I saw my ego-reflection.
Notice how they are all western/American middle class people. You would NEVER hear this sort of stupidity out of humans struggling everyday to survive in Non-western nations. These people live in the top 1% of human society and generally have really not known suffereing on an onging basis. If you want to see suffering go to a Refugee camp in Lebanon or the West Bank. Go to a R.C. in Africa. This churchy crap is just that, crap.
I'll rape you, and you'll be GRATEFULL for every moment of it! Bwa ha ha!
Thank god I am an atheist.
Ok, getting over stuff and learning from all the shitty stuff in your life is one thing, but shouldn't you be able to do that without having to believe that the actual shitty event was still shitty? See, this is what ticks me off about people who insist that you can't find meaning or morality in life without religion or God or whatever: they turn around and say that the only meaning that anything can have is that God wanted it to happen and the only moral significance anything can have is that it is good because it's what God wanted to happen.
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