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We hear from Manchester United's Robin Van Persie after he scored against former employer Arsenal in the 2-1 win at Old Trafford.
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Physiatry and Physical Medicine are relatively new medical sub-specialties that offer soldiers, boomers, athletes and people living with chronic pain the opportunity to extend the life of the physical body.
Why Physiatry?
Thanks to medical and health advances, people are now living longer; it is common knowledge that the rapid increase in the number and types of medical treatments has been saving lives. What is less obvious is that many surviving patients must now live with a disability.
With well-being a growing concern in an aging population -- one that increasingly survives its health problems -- a new type of doctoring, born from the rehab needs of WWII soldiers, focuses on improving quality of life and increasing physical function.
Physiatry – The New Kid on the Block
Physiatry is a rapidly growing medical specialty that addresses physical functioning of seniors, the disabled, people with degenerative diseases, and those with mild to severe injuries. Physiatry picks up where the family practitioner leaves off. This kind of doctor may treat a stroke patient, an athlete with a back injury, a brain injured soldier returning from Iraq, or may oversee a therapeutic exercise program for a heart patient. Often, the physiatrist coordinates the treatment plan for chronic pain patients. More and more, people are seeking physiatrists for musculoskeletal problems, including back and neck pain.
According to a survey conducted by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (ABPM&R), approximately two-thirds of those questioned had health problems that could be treated by a physiatrist, for example, spinal arthritis, work-related back injuries or spinal cord injuries. Yet only 1% had heard of the medical specialty.
The Patient As Person Approach
The physiatrist is a full-fledged medical doctor who has passed a certifying exam given by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (ABPM&R). While he has all the credentials necessary to treat patients with (or at least refer them for) invasive procedures, much of the focus is on a non-surgical approach to care. This means that a physiatrist will prescribe conservative care and medication, exercise, and holistic treatments for their back and neck patients, before suggesting surgery.
The physiatrist takes a whole-person approach to his patient. Andre Panagos, MD, physiatrist and director of the Sports and Spine Medicine of New York says, "Surgeons are trained to be meticulous technicians, rather than counselors. By contrast, the physiatrist is the type of doctor who is trained and has time to listen to his patients, to help them sort out options for the direction of their care. Often the physiatrist leads a multidisciplinary treatment team that may consist of other doctors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, social workers and holistic practitioners. In the age of increasingly complicated treatments, this multidisciplinary approach yields benefits for both the patients and the health care community."
Panagos says that physiatry encompasses many disciplines concerned with pain and function, for example, by borrowing techniques from neurology, neurosurgery, rheumatology and orthopedic surgery. The physiatrist, as a quality-of-life doctor, will work with a spine patient. The goal is to take a patient-as-person approach when determining the best course of action.
A Short History of Physiatry
Physiatry got its start during World War II, when Dr. Howard Rusk, an Army Air Corps medical doctor concerned about the dignity of injured soldiers, began treating them with innovative methods that included psychological, emotional and social aspects of healing. In his career, Dr. Rusk functioned not only as a doctor, but also as an advocate for soldiers with disabilities. Physiatry has now started to address the effects of sedentary living on the musculoskeletal system. To this day, however, the work with soldiers continues, and physiatrists see patients who have traumatic injury of all kinds, including spinal cord injury and brain injury. Physiatrists also treat stroke patients.
With approximately 7,000 physiatrists practicing in the United States, this medical specialty is a small field and a well-kept secret, Panagos comments.
Rusk, Howard, A. (1901-1989), Papers, 1937-1991 (C3981). Western Historical Manuscript Collection-Columbia. University of Missouri.
Howard A. Rusk, M.D. (1901-1989) Founder. Rusk Institute of Medicine at NYU website.
PM&R Specialty Background. American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation website.
Dr. Andre Panagos. Phone and email interviews. 2008.

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The last 3 seasons it would have been a sign of rejoice for the name Rudy Gay to be mentioned in discussions with the Warriors and he is someone Warriors fans have thought of before. During each of the last 3 Drafts I'm sure many would have been willing to give up the Warriors first rounder along with several other assets to acquire Memphis' burgeoning "superstar.' Things have changed over those last 3 years which brings us to where we stand today.
Memphis acquired Zach Randolph in the Summer of 2009 to pair with Marc Gasol, Rudy Gay, and Mike Conley. Since then, the Grizz have reached the postseason each of the last 2 seasons, only missing once since acquiring ZBo. They have since that first appearance appeared to be on the bring of being a "contender." Now with new ownership, the fear of going over the concerning luxury tax, coupled with the ever-growing signs that the Gasol/ZBo/Gay contingency can only take you so far especially with little to no signs of scoring or an outside shooting presence elsewhere; and Memphis appears ready to deal it's 26-year old swingman.
Dealing Rudy Gay is not simply a sign of cutting cost's. Dealing Rudy Gay, a 26-year old swingman (who still shows signs and promise of the "superstar" label that he earns at least by the details of his contract) would be a business move and a basketball move. In cutting costs by dealing Gay and his remaining $34 mil. over the next 2 seasons including the $16 mil. he's on the books for this year; Memphis would be creating financial freedom moving forward while also looking to improve a core of ZBo, Gasol, and an improving Mike Conley.
Enter our beloved Warriors. Currently standing at 22-11 and .5 game behind the Memphis Grizzles (who we will face tonight) for 4th place in the Western Conference. The thought of adding Rudy Gay certainly sounds nice because his name rings a bell whether you're a devoted NBA fan or just a casual on-looker. Several months ago it would have been a glorious idea to possibly move a pick and an asset for Gay. Where we stand today with a set roster and starting lineup (once Andrew Bogut returns), we are also staring in the face of the ugly luxury tax with decisions to be made on the 6th-man tandem of Jarrett Jack and Carl Landry this Summer. So giving up young or any assets for that matter to acquire Gay hence tying ourselves up for the near future isn't a bright idea.
Having the benefit of Harrison Barnes on our roster helps the cause against this deal. Barnes adds the same dynamic as Gay with more room to grow at a much cheaper contract. So even though Jerry West (who originally drafted Gay after acquiring him in a draft day trade for Shane Battier back in '06) would love to have Gay it just doesn't make much sense if Memphis would not be helping us out along the way. Which is why there is the rumored insistence of including Richard Jefferson's massively, not-expiring soon enough deal. This may seem crazier than it sounds, but I'm surprised Memphis shut down dialogue at the mention of this. Jefferson is still on the books for $11 mil. next season thanks to a player option; Memphis is also one of the few teams who have yet to use their amnesty clause. I don't know what other names/assets Memphis was looking to acquire, but let's assume it's the one that would fill their glaring need, Klay Thompson. Thompson is the kind of sharp-shooter Memphis needs to bring themselves to the next level. He also has 3 seasons (including his restricted year) left on his rookie deal at a relatively cheap price. I would think a deal of Thompson, Jefferson (with the idea of amnestying or coming to terms on a buy-out), and a conditional pick or two would have Memphis jumping for joy compared to any offer Toronto, Phoenix, Sacramento, or anyone else might have to offer. Adding Klay and financial flexibility to ensure Memphis retains players such as Tony Allen, a perennial All-Defensive player would seem wonderful if I were a Memphis fan. Maybe Klay's name didn't come up and maybe the Warriors were just chopping at the bits looking to get a dollar on the penny like the rest of the league. I really don't know, that proposed deal in my eyes is more than anything Memphis will see unless they presumably wait until the draft which would also be giving up on contending this year.
In summation giving up any more than Klay and RJ's expiring for the idea of Rudy Gay being a superstar would be very bad for this organization. I'm all for adding another superstar if one is available to help this team in continuing to grow, Rudy Gay is not that player. Rudy Gay is the kind of player who could tie up this organization for the near future and diminish any hopes of acquiring that superstar. Rudy Gay (who I really like) is also the kind of player who could disrupt the flow on offense and defense that the Warriors have worked so hard to implement and sustain. Rudy Gay is also the kind of player who for 2 years could hamper the growth of another budding superstar in Harrison Barnes. So for all intensive purpose of any Warriors fan who's eyes may light up at the sight of "Rudy Gay-Warriors" this is me telling you, no, you do not want this. It will be for the best. Welcome to your 2012-2013 Golden State Warriors.
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MILWAUKIE, Ore. -- A teary eyed Jim Alexander met the stranger who saved his life Friday for the first time.
Earlier this week, Alexander collapsed while mowing his lawn. Gabe Shallouf, 19, happened to be passing by his home. Shallouf noticed something wasn't quite right and jumped into action, performing CPR on Alexander for nine minutes until paramedics arrived.
"I was worrying it wouldn't work. Just glad it was working after awhile, he was purple then he'd come back then go back to being purple - you could tell it was working," Shallouf said.
"He gives you a real source of pride, you'd like to think everybody would do that but not everybody has the training and not everybody takes the risk," Alexander said.
Alexander still can't pinpoint what caused his collapse. His cardiologist says it's incredible Alexander had no brain or heart damage after the life saving procedure.
"He was able to carry complete sentences and pick up nuances and sense of humor. It was amazing - as if nothing had happened," said Dr. Phillip Au, a Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical Center cardiologist.
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I keep this in mind with every dog and client I work with. I don't aim to turn your dog into a robot; I would rather build better communication channels between your dog and you. In most situations where your dog is exhibiting bad behaviors, whether it is growling, acting out aggressively, bolting across the yard, or even a bad case of nerves, your dog is just acting out to escape or pursue something, or just simply scared. I like to take this negative energy and channel it into learning positive, productive, and better ways for your dog to live the happy, fun-loving life we all want for them.I work with your dog, not so they can fetch on command, but so they can learn to follow directions in ways that make them excited to bring back a rubber ball or play dead. In making sure that your dog is excited and learning new things, we are teaching them to better communicate with us for a more enjoyable experience.
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— Labor Day weekend was quite uneventful. We like holidays that way. Neither of us enjoys the loudness and business of a crowd, so we usually really don't plan much of anything, and we sit around quietly doing our things.
For me it was writing some, as I am endeavoring to complete and resubmit a supplemental application for a new Revolutionary War patriot as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. I have two patriots on my mother's side of the family, but I dearly want some on my father's also, and as his father came to America from Germany in 1888, he wasn't to be any use. However, my grandmother's family has been here for "donkey's years," so I worked up what is known in DAR as an analysis which is used when positive proof is sketchy. This is my third time to submit this ancestor. I hope I have done it correctly, and I will wait anxiously to hear from the office of the registrar general!
Also this weekend I continue to read the newest James Lee Burke novel, and I am thoroughly enjoying it. At the same time, I am working on crocheting an afghan as a Christmas gift.
The weekend was so hot, before the rain, that I felt as though I nearly got heat stroke when I went to the grocery store; but we must eat, mustn't we?
After I got home from the store I decided to contact our daughter, Carolyn, and Raf's sister, Mary, to see if they wanted to join us for dinner after church on Sunday. They did and we had a tasty and restful afternoon.
I decided to make a new recipe – to try it out before our monthly family dinner. It's one my friend Maria posted of Facebook, and, oh my, was it delicious. I am calling it "Maria's Chicken." I used a packet of chicken tenders, a can of green beans, and eight red-jacket potatoes cut in quarters.
I laid them in a large casserole dish which I first sprayed with Pam. Then I sprinkled a packet of Italian dressing over all the ingredients and poured a half cup of melted butter over it all. I covered the dish with foil and cooked it in a 350˚F oven for 50 minutes. Then I took the foil off and continued cooking for another 10 minutes. I served that with some naan bread I had recently made and some small tomatoes and yellow onions covered in white balsamic vinegar, olive oil and flake salt.
I spoke of Facebook, and I just want to say another word; it is the best place for new recipes and as a vehicle for prayer! I know they may not have meant it to be that way when it was created, but it is.
Here's another recipe my friend Ron in Bedford used this weekend. It's delicious.
Ron's Crusty Bread
3 cups unbleached all purpose flour
1 3/4 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon instant or rapid-rise yeast
1 1/2 cups water
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together flour, salt and yeast. Add water and mix until a shaggy mixture forms. Cover bowl with plastic wrap and set aside for 12-18 hours. Overnight works great. Heat oven to 450˚F. When the oven has reached 450˚F place a cast iron pot with a lid in the oven and heat the pot for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, pour dough onto a heavily floured surface and shape into a ball. Cover with plastic wrap and let set while the pot is heating. Remove hot pot from the oven and drop in the dough. Cover and return to oven for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes remove the lid and bake an additional 15 minutes. Remove bread from oven and place on a cooling rack to cool.
If you don't have a cast iron pot, any heavy pot such as Le Creuset or similar will also work.
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1) Mastodon - Blood Mountain (Reprise)On their latest album Mastodon has made the jump to a major label. Did that also make them jump the shark, or do they continue their streak of excellent albums? The latter is definitely the case. Mastodon hasn't lost any of their quirkiness or innovativeness on Blood Mountain.
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2) Amon Amarth - With Oden On Our Side (Metal Blade)Amon Amarth's approach on this album was very different than in the past. First they decided to use a producer for the first time instead of just having an engineer. They were also able to quit their day jobs and put in intense songwriting sessions for this album. The result is their most focused and polished release to date.
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3) Iron Maiden - A Matter Of Life And Death (Sanctuary)Whenever a legendary band like Iron Maiden releases a new CD there's a mixture of anticipation and trepidation. They've had so many great albums over the years and you hope that this one can at least come close to some of those classics, but know that a band that's been around so long could be on the down side of their career and is just hanging on. In Iron Maiden's case there is no need to put them out to pasture just yet.
Read the complete Iron Maiden review
4) Cannibal Corpse - Kill (Metal Blade)Cannibal Corpse delivers under pressure, and their latest release ranks right up there with their best. They don't break out a whole lot of new tricks on this album, they just bludgeon you with what they do best. Devastating riffs, blistering solos and maniacal drums are played with technical precision.
Read the complete Cannibal Corpse review.
5) Evergrey - Monday Morning Apocalypse (Inside Out)Evergrey hasn't completely changed their stripes. The songs still have some keyboards and an element of darkness. They've just amped up the melody and the hooks. And as always, Tom Englund's vocals are outstanding. His powerful voice is one of the best in metal.
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6) Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies (Roadrunner)With As Daylight Dies Killswitch Engage is ready to take things to the next level. They continue to bludgeon the listener with monstrous and aggressive riffs, but also incorporate even more melody than they have in the past. They've managed to write songs that are catchy as hell, but still brutal enough that metal fans will be able to mosh to their heart's content.
Read the complete Killswitch Engage review.
7) Lamb Of God - Sacrament (Epic)This is a CD that starts with a bang and doesn't let up until the end. The dual guitar attack of Mark Morton and Will Adler shreds and solos their way around the rock solid and very underrated drumming of Chris Adler. There are some very memorable and catchy songs, including "Redneck," which seems destined to be a crowd favorite at Lamb Of God concerts.
Read the complete Lamb Of God review.
8) Mercenary - The Hours That Remain (Century Media)This carries forward the style Mercenary evolved into on the last album while breaking new ground. The songs are lengthy, with only one clocking in at under five minutes. They combine the complexity of progressive metal and the soaring melody of power metal with the speed and aggression of thrash.
Read the complete Mercenary review.
9) Celtic Frost - Monotheist (Century Media)The 2006 edition of Celtic Frost is closer to the 1983 edition of Hellhammer. The songs are dark, plodding and heavy with droning doom metal guitars. Fischer's voice has aged nicely. His baritone is strong and unique, and he throws in some black metal style vocals as well. You'll also hear some female goth style vocals. The songs are flawlessly and painstakingly constructed with layer after layer of music that you appreciate more with each listen.
Read the complete Celtic Frost review.
10) Voivod - Katorz (The End)This album has a nice combination of Voivod's trademark chaotic and unusual riffs and more traditional and simpler thrash metal compositions. Michel "Away" Langevin is a superior drummer who is able to add a lot of texture and bombast with his unique style. Piggy's guitar work is as distinctive and skilled as ever, but it's Snake who really shines. His vocals are some of the best he's done, and delivered with range and emotion.
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How long till its delayed? Any bets ?
How long till its delayed? Any bets ?
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two weeks before its released it will probely be delayed. but if nintendo knows whats good for them they'll not do that. they cant just keep giving release dates and keep pushing them back without losing a fan base. i think every big game that has come out on the wii hasnt come out when they said it was.
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it will be delayed in december.
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it will be delayed in december, like jake said. i know the brawl delay has kinda made me not want the game that much anymore. i mean, i was never really a SSB fan (only played a little multiplayer at af riends hosue) but i was kinda pumped for brawl, now not so much.i wont get it on release i dont think.
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it's just weird how people say they're really upset with Nintendo because of all the games being delayed, and yet they still support them
thats all we hear around here, why don't people make threads saying that they're excited because of the delayed games
i mean just think about it
delay in games = more fun, exciting new features they can add to the games, like for example take ssbb, delayed until feb. 10, just think about new features they can add since it's delayed until next year
i just don't get it
patience, thats all it takes, patience
Well you make very valid points tdog, but most people who are really into SSBB are going to be mad, because they've been wanting to play it since it was announced, and thus patience is not something they're going to have. Personally it doesn't bother me with Brawl because I never got really into them, but I would hope that they don't delay Mario Kart because that is one of the games I am actually looking forward to.
I never understand it either. If you are really looking forward to a game, yes it does suck when it doesn't come out on time. But it just means the game is going to be improved on and even better. So if you are a true fan, of course you'll be upset it isn't coming out when it was announced, but personally it makes me more stoked for it. Deciding you don't want a game anymore because it got delayed seems somewhat childish to me, like a kid having a tantrum. But to each his own I guess.
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Yea im thinking towards the end of November we will hear its been delayed till August.
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Boise Cascade, a Boise-based wood products manufacturer and building materials distributor, announced Monday it has completed the acquisition of Wood Resources LLCs southeast operations for $102 million.
The acquisition includes South Carolina-based Chester Wood Products, which produces softwood plywood and veneer for various markets, and North Carolina-based Moncure Plywood, a specialty plywood mill that both hardwood and softwood panels.
The addition of these two well-run plywood plants will strengthen our footprint and enable us to better serve our customers in the Eastern and Southeastern United States, said Boise Cascade CEO Tom Carlile.
Kurt Liebich, CEO of Wood Resources, said his company will now focus its efforts and investment on its two plywood operations in the Pacific Northwest. Wood Resources purchased Chester and Moncure from Weyerhaeuser Corp. in 2004.


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PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A man from Wheersburg has been arrested in connection with a burglary in Wheelerbug.
The incident happened in the1100-block of Kinker Drive on May 13.
Scioto County Sheriff Marty Donini says during the investigation detectives were able to obtain video footage from the Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority which helped identify the suspect.
Sheriff Donini says that on May 16, a Porter Township Community Policing Deputy spotted the suspect and detained him for detectives.
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Martha Stewart, the food and decor icon, always ended her eponymous shows with the tagline, "It's a good thing" but her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. (NYSE: MSO) is not the good thing it may have been in the past. From its highs in the mid-$30's to its recent 52 week low $2.74 the stock has been pulverized just like the spices Martha grinds with a mortar and pestle. The media/merchandising company founded by and named for Martha Stewart just reported Q3 earnings on November 1 of a loss of $50.9 million or a negative EPS of $0.76.
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The company blamed declining print revenues and announced it would put its Whole Living magazine on the chopping block, cease publication of Everyday Food, and gut the Publishing segment workforce by 70 jobs. Martha Stewart Living also said they would be focusing on online and video versions of its magazine content.
Martha Stewart herself will not be suffering from these moves. As Non Executive Chairman and Chief Editorial Media and Content Officer she will still receive her $5.24 million paycheck as well as perks including personal trainers, drivers, security, and charitable contributions. The company has not had a profitable year since 2005 despite making lucrative merchandising deals with Macy's (NYSE: M) and J.C Penney (NYSE: JCP)
Corporate governance risks are low on audit but medium on the Board, compensation, and shareholder rights. The Board has Ms. Stewart's hairdresser, Frederic Fekkai, as a member and there have been frequent shufflings as members deal with the demanding Ms. Stewart. The risk for compensation would be higher but most of Ms. Stewart's pay is based on licensing fees for her "name" and talent fees. CEO Lisa Gersh Hall makes a fraction of Ms. Stewart's pay at $600,000. As for shareholder rights, Ms. Stewart controls 90% of voting rights.
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With a profit margin of -26.11%, a return on equity of -48.73%, and operating cash flow of only $2.95 million it's surprising the company has lasted this long. There's also the risk of a brand name being a person, that is Martha herself, and what would happen if the so far indomitable Ms. Stewart were to flag.
Then there is the matter of the injunction Macy's brought against Martha Stewart Living for allegedly violating her contract with them for the branded Martha Stewart merchandise by inking a deal with their competitor, JC Penney. In an interesting twist that deal bought JC Penney two board seats and 17% of shares.
A headline on a Fellow Fool article reads Can Martha Stewart Help JC Penney's Turnaround? The question should be can JC Penney save Martha Stewart Living? Can anyone rein in Martha herself? Well known as a perfectionist she gets caught up on details with hour long debates over various shades of blue-green, reported an editor in a New York magazine profile about the company.
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Martha Stewart is Martha Stewart Living and so charges of cronyism and nepotism are serious. There is the aforementioned hairdresser on the Board. Ms. Stewart's sister-in-law, Margaret Christiansen, is a senior VP at Martha Stewart Living. But the worst example was a TV show called "Whatever, Martha" featuring Ms. Stewart's daughter, Alexis, and the daughter of former executive chairman Charles Koppelman, Jennifer Koppelman, in which the two showed snippets of Martha Stewart's shows and then traded nasty comments about Martha Stewart. For this the two were paid by the company over $750,000. Alexis Stewart trashing her mother so publicly on her own network was sickeningly tasteless.
Competition in this lifestyle market is relentless, from Oprah Winfrey's privately owned Harpo Inc, to Meredith Corporation (NYSE: MDP) and Scripps Network Interactive, Inc (NYSE: SNI)both of the latter involved in magazines and lifestyle multimedia. Meredith publishes magazines such as Better Homes and Gardens, Ladies Home Journal and EveryDay With Rachael Ray -- over 120 in total. Scripps owns HGTV and Food Network among others and also publishes magazines tied to the networks.
Either one of these is so much better than Martha Stewart Living on fundamentals. Meredith, in particular, is interesting with a 5.20% yield and a 13.53 P/E. Scripps has an 18.31 P/E and a .80% yield. Scripps is a name I recently wrote about and its foray into more reality based shows.
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Merchandising and digital are the only recipes for success for this brand looking forward. While the Martha Stewart Living products are well-crafted (but pricey) and the magazines are elegant and informative, there are much better media stocks.
It would be ironic if J.C. Penney were to be the savior of Martha Stewart Living. That would only be possible if they could stand up to the rest of the board, including Ms. Stewart. J.C. Penney has their own problems with the stock down over 10% on November 12 on news of downgrades.
If only Martha Stewart could bring her considerable talents to bear on running her company, (she did train on Wall Street), or alternatively let her executives actually run the company this stock might have a chance but as it is, it's NOT a good thing.
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5:15pm Wednesday 19th September 2012 in News
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a burger van was stolen from a car park.
CCTV footage has been released of the theft, which took place at 7.16pm on Sunday, September 2 at the Butts Pond Industrial Estate in Sturminster Newton.
Thieves cut through a wire fence to gain access to the car park of Jordan and Faber Contractors and used a dark coloured vehicle to tow away the burger van from the premises.
PC Police Constable Maureen Hayward, of Gillingham Safer Neighbourhood Team, said: "This is a despicable crime, the van was the livelihood of the victim who is extremely upset and shocked.
"She used it to sell refreshments to the workers on the estate who have also suffered as a result of this theft.
"It was daylight at the time and there were people in the vicinity who may have seen something that will help us find the offenders."
The stolen van is white with the words 'Totally Tasteful' written above the serving hatch.
There are also pictures of a chef with a hat on and a soup pot on either side of the serving hatch.
The CCTV image shows a dark coloured people carrier type vehicle with darkened rear windows towing the van off the estate.
Anyone with information should call Dorset Police on 101 or the free and anonymous Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111.


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PITTSBURGH | Dmitry Orlov is all smiles and thrilled to be back, even if he's shy talking about it.
The young, Russian defenseman will make his season debut for the Washington Capitals on Tuesday night at the Pittsburgh Penguins, called up to replace Tom Poti.
"I feel great and feel excited be back because you played long time and just in summer time I wait my second season, working hard and try to be back," Orlov said quietly in the corner of the visiting locker room at Consol Energy Center while Alex Ovechkin addressed local media. "I'm here and I'm so happy and I think about this game today and try to help the team because we need to step up, need the points. Hopefully I help [do] something."
Orlov, who played 60 games with the Caps last season, missed most of this year because of two concussions. He only recently returned from the second, suffered Dec. 6 at Verizon Center while playing for the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears.
"I have injury and I can't come and I need to work in Hershey, get my condition back because I long time did nothing," Orlov said. "It's hard time for me."
Orlov played four games since returning from the concussion-induced absence, putting up three assists. Most importantly, the symptoms were gone.
"I feel better and play four games for Hershey and every game feel better," Orlov said. "But first couple games feel so tired but normal. Right now I think I feel all right."
The Caps need Orlov to step in and play right away because of a bevy of injuries on the blue line. Mike Green (groin), John Erskine (apparent left hand/wrist/arm), Tomas Kundratek (right knee) and Tom Poti (back) are all on injured reserve.
"It's the same for everybody," coach Adam Oates said. "Guys get called up and they fit into the lineup and you've got to play them."
Orlov has more seasoning at this level than either Kundratek or Steve Oleksy. He didn't look out of place in the NHL at the age of 20, so his teammates don't expect any different at age 21.
"It's something that you never really know how a player's going to react when they come up here," goaltender Braden Holtby said. "Some guys find it easier; some guys just can't seem to make that jump. Orly was one of those guys that, really, he could make that jump and he's a confident kid."
Confident, not cocky or arrogant, Holtby said. Orlov had three goals and 16 assists with the Caps last season, but he didn't see any action in the playoffs.
That was likely more a product of coach Dale Hunter's insistence on relying on veteran defensemen than an indictment of Orlov's talent.
"Last year you could tell his mental part of the game, how he thought the game, really got better throughout the year," Holtby said. "Hopefully we can make him comfortable enough here."
The Caps are plenty comfortable with Orlov based on last season. He'll play alongside Jeff Schultz against the Penguins, but he showed the ability to adjust to a lot of roles and partners during his rookie year.
"I've known him since he was 18, his first camp here and whatnot," defenseman John Carlson said. "He's very skilled and he's a great skater, when he's moving his feet he sees the play really well. I think in this day and age if you have that attribute as a defenseman to move the puck and get up ice it makes it harder on them and easier on our forwards."


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Maryland never, ever, ever, ever, ever officially announces its nonconference football opponents in advance.
Well, unless it's Navy. And then the process needs to be protracted and public before a single game is agreed to.
So that's why I was mildly surprised to see something out this afternoon about the Terrapins playing West Virginia in 2012 and 2013.
With a quick search, it turned out West Virginia was the one making the announcement. So the shock dissipated a bit.
Nevertheless, this really isn't much of a surprise. The teams were already locked in for 2010 and 2011, and it's a logical game for both schools to play.
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* It's tough finding decent nonconference opponents, especially when schedules get locked in years in advance.
* We're going to hear a lot of complaints about the economy for a while. Playing a school within a bus ride makes a ton of sense.
* It's a natural nonconference rivalry for both teams.
Something no one is going to say but probably contains a sliver of truth: With Rich Rodriguez and his four-game winning streak (2004-07) against the Terps off to Ann Arbor, there probably isn't as much fear on either side that this would remain a Mountaineer mauling indefinitely.
As for why it's worth making an announcement, well, the schools have taken a two-year break (2008-09) in the series, with Maryland going home-and-home with California and West Virginia picking up two games with Colorado to fill the void.
But for now, it looks like things could be back to normal between the programs, who played every year between 1980 and 2007 (and twice in the 2003 season when they met in the Gator Bowl).


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