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EDMOND — Using creative exercises to improve strength and balance, University of Central Oklahoma students are helping senior citizens avoid painful and often crippling falls.
Oklahoma students use tai chi exercises to help seniors avoid falling
"Since we are working with our older adults, the tai chi movements we teach focus on increasing balance through proper foot placement and good posture," said UCO student Cody Sodowsky, 22. "Furthermore, the class really has provided us the opportunity to interact and learn from our participants about their own work experiences, history and life."
Tai chi helps increase flexibility and has a unique cross-generational aspect, Sodowsky said after a class in Edmond.
It's not always possible for seniors "to find appropriate exercises that are safe and easy on the joints," said Gwen Wright, owner of Ntouch Medical Massage and Spa in Edmond. The clinic offers free exercise classes to seniors that often are taught by students from UCO's Kinesiology Department.
"Likewise, it's not always easy for many graduating college students to find real-world situations to train for their careers before graduation," Wright said. "Classes taught by graduating students offer an avenue for students to gain valuable training and interaction with citizens outside of the university in a business environment."
Because tai chi puts minimal stress on the muscles and joints and is low impact, it's used by people who have health restrictions that limit other forms of exercise.
UCO students offer it as part of a healthy aging class.
Class member Ted Parrish, 67, said, "It started as a favor for the students, but after the first class, I realized it could be a tool to help restore my balance after I was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy," a vision problem.
Linda Wiley also has attended the spring session.
"It has been a wonderful experience that goes way beyond the physical and mental benefits. It is an exercise that you can practice solo or in groups, and use indoors or outdoors.
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"It was love at first sight. I went out and bought the bunker right away," Mr Boros said of the building that is located only yards away from the site of Heinrich Himmler's Gestapo headquarters. The bunker was ordered and partially designed by Adolf Hitler in 1941 to protect Berlin residents from the increasing number of Allied air attacks that were devastating the capital of the Third Reich.
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Mr Boros may have come to the rescue with his plans to lend one of the city's ugliest buildings a touch of flair. He plans to turn the top of the bunker into a penthouse measuring 450 square metres that would be Berlin's most luxurious city centre apartment. However he refused to disclose what he paid for the building or how much the conversion will cost.
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Rather than going out to party, Doris and Jamie love to host the festivities at their place. But the couple's combination sitting room/dining room wasn't conducive to partying. The space had absolutely no storage, so getting ready for guests involved hauling up a folding table and wine fridge from the basement. After everyone went home, everything had to be dragged downstairs again, and Doris even tucked away platters and bowls on the seats of dining-room chairs.
With their first child on the way, Doris and Jamie were anxious to get this renovation done sooner rather than later. They were hoping for a bright, welcoming party room that would accommodate intimate dinners for two as easily as groups of 22. In fact, the room's first official engagement was already booked: Doris' baby shower. With the clock ticking, it was time to get moving on this trendy transformation.
To add practical seating while also creating a spectacular focal point, I designed a spacious 30-inch-deep banquette with a dramatic, tufted custom backrest. A new pedestal table positioned in front of the banquette and its accompanying chairs provide lots of seating. The table is crowned by a dramatic modern glass chandelier, controlled by a dimmer switch to help set the mood. Across from the table we installed a wet bar, conveniently running the plumbing from the neighboring powder room — or not so conveniently, as it turned out.
The quartz-topped bar doubles as a sideboard and the elegant stainless-steel sink with faceted sides could easily function as a one-of-a-kind ice bucket. To solve the storage problem, we installed lots of cupboards above and below the bar, along with a wine fridge, so Jamie doesn't have to carry one up from the basement anymore.
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Doris and Jamie love their new party room. The trendy new design solves all their problems. We added generous storage space, a wet bar and wine fridge, comfortable seating and lots of table space. Elegant lighting and special touches such as the mica-coated wallpaper combine to create a space where Doris and Jamie will really enjoy entertaining.
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The city's agreement with TriLegacy called for both parties to give written acceptance of the appraisal within 60 days. That deadline expired in December, but the city only last week sent a letter to the company informing TriLegacy that it was invoking the termination clause.
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You are drawn toward extreme adventure this month because distant places and mind-expanding activities are calling you to fly far away. On December 2, the restless Sagittarius New Moon falls in your 9th House of Big Ideas, arousing the desire to widen your horizons. Metaphysical Neptune's square to this lunation taps into a spiritual yearning or, less desirably, pulls you toward unrealistic fantasies that are likely to remain out of reach. Innovative Uranus, though, forms a favorable trine to this Sun-Moon conjunction, creating unexpected opportunities for travel and learning.
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All three British jurisdictions took part in the event, a coup so far as Mr Rose is concerned. Representatives included the presidents of the English, Scottish and Northern Irish law societies, the chairman of the Bar, the Director of Public Prosecutions, High Court judges and the author John Mortimer.
It was the first time that such an event had been staged in Italy. According to Mr Rose, it was a logical progression from the British Council's work. 'For four or five years, the council has run an intensive law programme,' he says, including conferences, exchanges and seminars, often mounted with the British-Italian Law Association or its sister organisation L'Associazione del Giuristi Italo-Britannica. 'It seemed to us a year ago that the time might be right to do something bigger, something that would combine the cultural and the professional,' Mr Rose says. He points out that there is great interest in Italy in the ways of British justice, reflecting many Italians' dissatisfaction with their own system. Some adversarial elements have indeed been introduced in the Italian courts. 'In the last two years in Italy, the courts and judges have been very prominent in current affairs. There has been what has been described as a judge- led revolution.'
On a commercial level, Italy's privatisation programme has attracted a higher level of interest from British law firms. But, Mr Rose explains, Italy is a difficult market for those firms to break into. The reason is a fundamental difference of approach. 'Italian law firms are small and vociferous,' he says. 'When they reach a size slightly larger than tiny, they break in half. It is an environment that British firms adapt to with some difficulty.'
The adaptation process involves learning to work in the Italian way, which operates on personal contacts, lots of visiting and not much fanfare. 'There have been a lot of attempts by British firms to set up offices here; most haven't worked. Those that have succeeded - Simmons & Simmons and Clifford Chance are the notable cases - have not attempted to establish offices, but have found Italian studios and set up joint ventures.'
So, says Mr Rose, it seemed useful to provide a cultural framework in which British practitioners could show their wares. 'The dynamic is that the small Italian firms worry about a lot of big firms muscling in. At the same time, there is doubt whether the business is there to support the overheads of the big firms.'
The week's events contained two interdependent strands. First, the British Council put together a programme reflecting the generic nature of law: professional regulation, the future of the profession and so on. The intention, says Mr Rose, was to present law as one of the defining elements in British culture.
The second strand gave British firms opportunities to present issues illustrating the diversity and capacity of the British legal profession. 'What we hoped for most from the event is already beginning to happen. That is a change in the way that British firms look at the Italian market,' says Mr Rose.
More than 20 British firms took part, including Frere Cholmeley Bischoff, Linklaters & Paines, Penningtons, Bird Semple from Glasgow, Pannone & Partners, and Herbert Smith.
Mr Rose is cautious in predicting the results of British Law Week. 'Most British firms know a bit more about Italy, and Italy knows a lot more about British firms, advertising or not.'
The event can also be viewed as a subliminal marketing tool, a way of raising awareness. 'One line in the hidden agenda is that if Italy is going to choose common law partners, they will choose Great Britain and not the United States,' Mr Rose says.
The programme was presented in a mixture of English, Italian and simultaneous translation. 'A lot is being done by the British firms in Italian. Most of the law firms we are dealing with have at least one Italian-speaking solicitor, if not many.'
Milan is Italy's largest commercial centre as well as housing the country's major commercial bar. British Law Week succeeded in accounting for most of the city's hotel and conference space.
'There was a conference of anaesthetists going on at the same time,' Mr Rose says, 'but I don't think they got a look in.'
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The other day we noted how Lt. General Jerry Boykin has become the right-wing's expert of choice on all things Islam despite the fact that he believes that there is a plot underway by President Obama to take over America by creating an army of Brownshirts loyal only to him via passage of Health Care Reform:
So I guess it is no surprise that Boykin would show up on James Dobson's radio program today to give his expert opinion on "The Threat of Islamic Terrorism" where he asserted that Islam is not a religion and does not deserve First Amendment protections and that the Muslim Brotherhood is currently entering "phase four" of a five-phase plan to take over America:
Boykin: Islam is not a religion. Islam is a totalitarian way of life and it starts with a legal system call sharia law. It is then a financial system, it is a military system, it is a government system, I mean it's a geo-political system and that is hard for us to deal with, the fact that Islam is not a religion and does not deserve First Amendment protections.
In 2004, in Annandale, Virginia we discovered a false basement in a man's home there. It turns out he was the operations officer for the Muslim Brotherhood in America. They went through all of the things in this false basement and they discovered a five-phase plan to take over America. And as you look at the plan, and it's on the web, you'll see that they are in the latter stages of phase three and moving into phase four very quickly. And they've done this just since the early Sixties when they came to this country and it is difficult for Americans, for Westerners as a whole, to understand that Islam is not a religion.
The Muslim Brotherhood was started in 1928 in Cairo. They didn't do very well in the first decade, they only had about 800 members but then along came a guy named Adolf Hitler and Adolf Hitler began to fund the Muslim Brotherhood. That's when he made the arrangements with the Mufti in Jerusalem and that's why, during World War II, the Jews couldn't return to that area because Hitler was funding the Muslim Brotherhood to keep the Jews from coming back.
Dobson: So it's rooted in hatred for the Jews and for Israel and we have now our president and his administration dealing with, in some ways, surreptitiously with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and that works counter too our interests in Israel.
Boykin: That's right. And when you say you are going to deal with the Muslim Brotherhood, you're saying I'm going to deal with al Qaeda, I'm going to deal with Hamas - these are spin-off terrorist organizations that are part of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Now I think as we look at the situation in Egypt today we need to recognize that the Muslim Brotherhood is very much at the root of this thing.
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Here are the first set of Phoronix.com benchmarks of the quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3. Needless to say, four Cortex-A9s combined with NVIDIA graphics leads to a fairly fast ARMv7 experience when running Ubuntu Linux.
NVIDIA recently sent over their Tegra 3 "Cardhu" developer tablet to work on the
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NVIDIA's Cardhu developer tablet to show off the Tegra 3 processing power as well as the NVIDIA GeForce graphics. The tablet has 16GB of storage, 1GB of RAM, and a 1366x1536 display. There's also a docking station available, which NVIDIA did send over as well, that offers up two standard USB ports, HDMI output, and a Realtek RTL8168 Gigabit Ethernet port. It's quite nice working with the developer tablet and easier to deal with than say the bare PandaBoard/BeagleBoards. The only complaint about the Cardhu tablet is needing to remove the back cover to access a connector for interfacing with the debug board.
Shipping on the NVIDIA Cardhu tablet by default is Google's Android, but NVIDIA does make
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available. This is basically a sample file-system of Ubuntu that's currently based upon Ubuntu 11.04 and they separately make available the Tegra 1/2/3 Linux drivers. NVIDIA's documentation goes over the setup process, etc. Ubuntu for Tegra can be setup to an SDHC or USB drive. While NVIDIA's spin is based upon Ubuntu 11.04, its sample file-system uses the newer Linux 3.1 kernel. Linux for Tegra is available from
. Tegra release 15 Alpha was used for this first-round of Phoronix testing.
While no desktop is installed by default with Ubuntu/Linux for Tegra, the
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it has some great features
in general that can be utilized on ARM hardware too.
While the NVIDIA Tegra 3 is known to have a fifth "companion core" to accompany the four other ARM Cortex A9 CPUs, this apparently wasn't exposed under Tegra for Linux. Via OpenBenchmarking.org you can view
the cpuinfo for the Cardhu tablet
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other system logs
for Cardhu that are collected by the Phoronix Test Suite / OpenBenchmarking.org.
As said already, this is just a quick weekend "first look" at the Linux Tegra 3 performance from the Cardhu tablet. There will be more results going forward on Phoronix.com and other ARM-based advancements to the Phoronix Test Suite software so that any NVIDIA ARM users can benefit. This first testing was when Tegra for Linux was running from a 4GB SDHC card. While the software stack is different, for these first results are some numbers against the
PandaBoard ES
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the PandaBoard ES ARM performance is becoming very compelling
for this dual-core OMAP4 developer board.
The first result to look at is Tegra 3 with
, a multi-threaded ray-tracing test profile that's a favorite test to use at Phoronix.com since it tends to do a very good job at torturing a range of processors. From these results, the NVIDIA Tegra 3 is certainly much faster than the dual-core PandaBoard ES. The Tegra 3 performance though is in line with Linux performance expectations when considering the OMAP4460 is dual-core that clocks up to 1.2GHz and the Tegra 3 is quad-core (or five cores if counting the companion core) and up to 1.4GHz clock speed.
is another testing favorite. The NVIDIA Tegra 3 Cardhu performance was also quite nice considering the hardware.
was also faster for the NVIDIA Tegra 3 tablet.
These first round of results can be
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Additionally, there's also some NVIDIA Tegra 3 on Ubuntu with the Linux 3.1 kernel in another result file for some other test profiles: FFmpeg, x264, LAME MP3 encoding, FLAC audio encoding, Google VP8 libvpx, and OpenSSL. Those results from this Carhu tablet are inside
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I have also done some scientific tests.
For those interested in more test results until the next set of official results come out, there's other
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the Trim-Slice Tegra 2 desktop
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For any individuals or organizations wishing to learn more about the Phoronix Test Suite and OpenBenchmarking.org, or any Phoronix readers wishing to meet-up, from this morning through the middle of next week I will in San Diego, so
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- bozosforall - Dec 22, 2011 at 10:58 AM
Doesn't matter…the chokers won't make the playoffs again this coming season.
- trevorb06 - Dec 22, 2011 at 11:45 AM
With your line of work, you'd know a thing or two about choking… especially while kneeling.
- Ari Collins - Dec 22, 2011 at 11:52 AM
Choking in the '04 playoffs and then failing to win a single postseason series the next four years didn't prevent the Yankees from winning it all in '09.
Nor did winning in '04 and '07 prevent the Sox from choking in '11.
Franchises are not cursed or blessed. Go back to sports talk radio.
- bobwsc - Dec 22, 2011 at 12:23 PM
you've been quiet lately – thought maybe you sat in the garage with the car running.
- trevorb06 - Dec 22, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Do you think he'd invite Fioren… oh nevermind.
- baseballisboring - Dec 22, 2011 at 5:39 PM
I know, it's been strangely quiet and peaceful. I was really enjoying it.
- Francisco (FC) - Dec 22, 2011 at 11:55 AM
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- Ari Collins - Dec 22, 2011 at 11:59 AM
Madson's good, and Heath Bell money for him wouldn't be terrible. But I'd still rather they spend that money on the Roy Oswalts and Edwin Jackson's of the world, who could help a lot more.
- trevorb06 - Dec 22, 2011 at 11:59 AM
That'd be too good. The Sox and Phils trade pitchers only the Sox get the better one for cheaper and the Phils overpay for the lesser pitcher. RAJ took one step backwards with that signing, which still leaves him many steps ahead of most other GMs.
- Ari Collins - Dec 22, 2011 at 12:05 PM
Madson will likely be a LOTbetter value, but Papelbon is still a better pitcher.
- trevorb06 - Dec 22, 2011 at 1:01 PM
I beg to differ on Papelbon being the better pitcher, but hey that's why the games are played so at the end of the season we can see who is right.
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