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(NewsUSA) - For those parents who never imagined their ailing babies and toddlers could be helped by chiropractic care, it may be time for some rethinking.
New mom Jean, a 31-year-old speech therapist from New Jersey, became an advocate after enlisting the help of her own chiropractor to treat her colicky infant girl, Emma. After having had what she says was "no luck" with the usual ways of alleviating colic symptoms -- including giving Emma children's probiotics daily -- one appointment with Dr. Lora Tanis, who is board-certified in chiropractic pediatrics, produced an immediate difference.
"During the very first visit, as I was gently adjusting Emma's spine, her hysterical crying stopped, and her body immediately relaxed," says Dr. Tanis, a big supporter of the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress.
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Recent studies, in fact, would seem to back her up. According to research by the Center for Biomechanics and Odense University in Denmark, for example, spinal manipulation in the treatment of infantile colic effectively reduced the amount of hourly crying in study participants. A 2012 Anglo-European College of Chiropractic study found similar results.
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At this moment a black Swastika adorns Paris's Statue de la République – the sacrosanct symbol of the French Republic – which for the past few weeks has also been covered with Palestinian, Algerian, Turkish and Islamic State flags in protest against Israel's Operation Protective Edge to prevent Hamas missile attacks and terrorist infiltration into mainland Israel.Since the operation began on July 8, thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters have flooded the streets of Western Europe, especially my native Paris, torching Jewish shops, a community center and eight synagogues while chanting "Death to Jews!" and "Burn the Jews!" These episodes add to the record-breaking 169 anti-Semitic incidents officially recorded in the first quarter of 2014, a 40 percent increase over 2013. Israeli politicians have taken such incidents seriously, even convening an emergency session of the Knesset on July 28.While appalled by the resurgence of anti-Semitism, some in Israel and abroad warn the Israeli government that the Gaza situation could lead to an increase in anti-Semitic attacks in Europe, assuming that if Israel stopped its operation in Gaza, anti-Jewish violence would recede to the fringe. Yet the assumption that the frequency and virulence of anti-Jewish violence since the second intifada directly correlates to Israel's political decisions and military actions has proven false.Therefore, the Israeli government should not let foreign, anti-Israel grassroots criticism influence its national security policy, no matter how widespread, violent and threatening it becomes for Diaspora Jewry.What ultimately endangers the Jews of Western Europe is not the Operation Protective Edge nor the Middle East conflict but the resurgence of a European strain of anti-Semitism – ironically salient among a significant proportion of second- and third-generation Muslims – which has used anti-Zionism as a rhetorical façade for decades. As the French philosopher Vladimir Jankélévitch noted in 1978, anti-Zionism became a magical formula enabling one to be "democratically anti-Semitic."In Spinoza's philosophical terms, Israel and Zionism are demonized not because they are bad but because they are hated. Today, French and Western Jews are experiencing the "Israeli moment" of a 1,000-year history of European anti-Semitism, a phenomenon that Tel Aviv University Professor Yossi Shain and I labeled the "Israelization of anti-Semitism." It is this widespread and grassroots Israelization of Jew-hatred, which converted the 19th century "Jewish question" into the 21st century "Israeli question," that explains today's demonstrations of hatred, not Israel's recent military operation that led to the death of over 1,600 people in Gaza, most of them civilians.If these protests were truly predicated upon Israel's concrete actions and not on a resurfacing anti-Jewish passion, more of those well-intentioned souls would have taken to the streets against the Syrian government's massacre of 160,000 civilians, including 1,800 Palestinians since 2011 or Russia's killing of 150,000- 200,000 Muslim Chechens between 1994 and 2003.Second, the explosion of anti-Zionism and the ever thinner distinction between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism is not, as French politicians reassure themselves, a mere "importation of the Middle East conflict" but the expression of a full-blown Western European identity crisis. Particularly in France, anti-Zionism stems from a selective identification with the Palestinian cause – and among the most radicals with the Islamist and jihadist Hamas – that serve as an "identity of substitution" for young disaffected youth that are (legitimately) angry at the blindness and failure of the French republican establishment and French elites.In the words of journalist Gil Michaili, anti-Zionism is the "cement of beur [French North African] identity," powerfully uniting the otherwise heterogeneous populations of Muslim North African descent. As French sociologist Vincent Tiberj showed in 2005 in an extensive public survey of young people of North African, African and Turkish Muslim origin, anti-Jewish and anti-Israel prejudice among them was 10 to 15 points higher than in the general French population of the same age group and has turned into a distinctive identity feature.Furthermore, anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism have become a way to channel anti-government, anti-establishment and anti-elite frustration. Shouts like "Jews, go home!", "Jews, France is not yours!" already erupted in Paris on January 26, 2014, during a mass anti-government demonstration whose goal was President Francois Hollande's resignation and not Israel's "racist," "apartheid" and "genocidal" politics. Finally, the anti-Israel protests must be seen through the prism of a growing culture of urban violence and removal of the anti-racist taboo dominant in Western Europe through the 1980s.Apart from supporting aliya, Israel's government can do little to eliminate the threats facing European Jews.Those acts of violence ultimately stem from a failure of the EU project and a failure of European states' politics of identity, integration and memory. In the grim prediction of French columnist Ivan Roufiol this past month, "France could be confronted, in turn, to the same challenges that Hamas imposes upon Israel. The Salafism that spreads across the disaffected banlieues make possible similar intifadas."The author is a Research Fellow at INSS.
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Rival Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders said Friday they will start historic reunification talks on Sept. 3, ending years of deadlock and sparking hope that the island's 34-year division could finally end.
President Dimitris Christofias, who is Greek Cypriot, and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat agreed on the date after meeting in the buffer zone dividing the two communities.
"The aim of the fully fledged negotiations is to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Cyprus problem which will safeguard fundamental and legitimate rights and interests of Greek and Turkish Cypriots," the two said in a joint statement read by Taye-Brook Zerihoun, the United Nations' top official on the island.
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Cyprus has been divided into a breakaway Turkish Cypriot north and an internationally recognized Greek Cypriot south since 1974, when Turkey invaded in response to a short-lived coup by supporters of uniting the island with Greece.
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It's been a few months now since we first heard about Fashawn's upcoming Champagne and Styrofoam Cups album, but you know what they say; you can't rush perfection, or dope odes to your hometown. New release One More Try finds producer Hecktik flipping one of the more unlikely samples in hip-hop history, adding some west coast bounce to Timmy T's early '90s hit of the same name for a nostalgia drenched instrumental. Lyrically, Fashawn uses One More Try to pay tribute to both the joys and struggles that came growing up in his both to his Fresno hometown, explaining that the hustle was part of his everyday life: "Vito in his British Knights / sissy singing in the kitchen, step dad whippin white." Joining in is Fashawn's 1,000 Palm Trees partner Omar Aura, who lays down an equally affecting ode to those he's lost. While we're still awaiting a release date on Champagne and Styrofoam Cups, those hungry for new music from Fashawn should be content to give his latest a try, and then one more try.
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Here's a thought experiment: take every fact asserted and every quote offered in this article about HGH use and testing in the NFL and replace the proper nouns with baseball players and baseball teams. And then ask yourself how thick the walls would have to be on your backyard shelter to withstand the nuclear fallout from all of the outrage that would come from the sporting press:
As soon as the three letters are mentioned – H-G-H – the player laughs. Human growth hormone? In the NFL? Come on. HGH use is rampant, this NFC starter says. "It's like clockwork nowadays," he said, estimating 10-15 players on each team use the banned substance. "Not tested and it's easy to get. Nowadays, dude? In 2013? (Expletive) yeah. I'm just being real." …
… Twenty-one months after agreeing to a test, HGH remains a part of the NFL. That's the cold, unsettling reality. "Until they start testing for it, it's not illegal, right?" [Darren] Woodson said. "It's just a dirty game. I've always felt it was that way."
Thing is, a lot of people in that article make good points about the use and efficacy of HGH. But you're not allowed to talk about that in baseball. Orthodoxy mandates that HGH is evil, squeezed from The Devil's glands and used only by those of blackest heart. And they turn you from a crappy player to a Hall of Famer overnight. Except the Hall of Fame part, because we won't have you there if you dare use HGH.
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Rodriguez was projected to make around $2 million via arbitration.
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An intriguing scrap-heap pickup for the Rays.
Reds sign Brennan Boesch
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Angels make Michael Roth a free agent after three pro seasons
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Drafted in 2012, free agent in 2014.
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Thumbs up.
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Max Scherzer, a client of Scott Boras, seems comfortable with slow-playing this market. We've seen loads of rumors and reports involving the other prominent free agent ace, Jon Lester, but it's hard to identify which teams are in the running at the moment for Max. The Giants may be one …
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One of my many failings is that I love sugar. I can't give it up. Two of my friends have given up sugar and they look fantastic. They've each lost, like, ten or twenty pounds. They're both in their fifties and neither of them is an exercise fanatic but every time I see them, they look younger and better. The last time I saw them, one was wearing leather pants and the other was wearing a belt to hold up her jeans. The one with the belt handed me two packets of Stevia and wished me luck. I tell myself that I want to be like them and give up sugar too. I've stopped chewing bubble gum and gnawing on jawbreakers, given up gluten and milk. But it's tough to go a day without sugar.
Actually, I haven't even tried.
So, let's give it up right now for all us confirmed sugar addicts and celebrate the fact that Passover and Easter are right around the corner and both of these holidays call for sugar-filled desserts. Chocolate matzo, chocolate Easter bunnies, jellybeans, chocolate-covered macaroons -- they're all just conduits for sugar. Why fight the urge, especially on a religious holiday, when you're going to have to sit through some kind of ceremony before you eat and the knowledge that you're going to bite into something sugar-filled at the end might stop you from sneaking into the bathroom to check your email?
In our house, we celebrate Passover, which means going to my brother and sister-in-law's for an enormous potluck, multi-generational, all-inclusive-in-terms-of-religion Seder. My stepfather comes and he is Irish Catholic. My Jewish friend from high school comes with her Catholic husband. The neighbors aren't Jewish and they read the Hagaddah and stay for dinner too. The way we work this holiday is it's sort of, kind of about the Israelites fleeing Egypt and arriving safely in the Promised Land but it's also very much about celebrating spring, drinking wine and eating a whole lot of delicious stuff. Everyone who comes to this Seder brings something, and they all know good food. Why is that? Because everyone who attends fits into one of the following categories. They are:
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2) Psychologists/social workers/psycho-analysts/psychiatrists
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6) Seeing one of the above
Writers and therapists and the people who love them like to eat. My brother (married to a psychologist) and his brother-in-law (a psychoanalyst) are both fabulous cooks. My sister-in-law's sister (once married to a psychiatrist) is an excellent cook. I'm a writer who lives two miles away from my mother, so obviously I've been in therapy, and I know my way around a kitchen. The bar is set pretty high. Everyone is allergic to one thing or avoiding another. We have celiac, peanut allergies, pine-nut allergies and a whole barrel full of gluten free people crowding around the table but fortunately, there's so much food that you can avoid whatever food scares you.
For years, I have been bringing ten pounds of brisket to this Seder. I have made this brisket so many times, and they still want it, but I needed a challenge so I offered to bring something new in addiction (I mean addition). I had seen a recipe for Nutty Chocolate Bark with Cardamom and Coffee in Louisa Shafia's book The New Persian Kitchen. This is one of the best cookbooks I have ever read. I had already tried her Turmeric Chicken with Sumac and Lime, and her Sweet Rice with Carrots and Nuts, and they were both delicious. Shafia uses ingredients that I had never used (coconut oil, turmeric, sumac) and relies heavily on ingredients that I had only used sporadically (lime juice, pistachio nuts, saffron). I spotted her Nutty Bark with Cardamom and Coffee and immediately clipped the page. I love cardamom, cumin, coriander and cinnamon. I inhale their scents as I open the jars, exhale as I measure out their soft thick powder into teaspoons, then sniff again before I tighten their lids. Let's not beat around the bush, just a whiff of these spices will make you briefly ecstatic. And the beauty of this nutty chocolate bark recipe is it's gluten free. Perfect for Passover!
It's easy too. It takes all of fifteen minutes to prepare, and two hours to cool in the fridge. While it cooled, I stood alone in the kitchen and started to lick the warm, nutty, fruity chocolate out of the pot. In one mouthful, you get chocolate, sea salt, dried cherries, mulberries, pistachio nuts, and almonds, followed by the powerful kick of coffee and cardamom. Your brain says, "OMG, are you kidding? Faster, faster!" The key is to use really good chocolate (I used Ghirardelli). I also doubled the amount of dried cherries, just because I like them and we had some extra. Now, you may be wondering about the mulberries. Other than vaguely remembering the song, "Here we go around the mulberry bush," I had no idea what mulberries were. They are small, soft, shriveled, fruit that look like raisins coated in granola. They have a mild, sweet taste. I ordered a package off Amazon and they arrived in two days. You can also find them at Penzey's, and specialty grocery stores.
It's popular now to say that something is so good it's like crack. I've never done crack but this chocolate bark may be as close as I ever come to trying it. Put another way: It was really hard not to eat the whole batch while writing this.
Happy Passover, happy Easter, or as my Jewish friend who's married to the Catholic guy says, Happy Peaster.
Nutty Chocolate Bark With Cardamom and Coffee
(adapted from Louisa Shafia's The New Persian Kitchen)
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (I used Ghirardelli)
1-teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ cup dried mulberries
¼ cup dried tart cherries (I doubled this and used ½ cup)
¼ cup almonds, toasted and coarsely chopped
½ cup pistachios, toasted and coarsely chopped
2 teaspoons coffee beans, coarsely chopped
Pinch of coarse salt (I used sea salt)
Grease a baking sheet and line with parchment paper.
Melt chocolate in saucepan over a pot of simmering water. Add cardamom and stir to dissolve for a couple of minutes. Turn off heat, remove pot from heat and stir in half the mulberries, cherries, almonds and pistachios.
Pour chocolate onto prepared baking sheet. With an offset spatula or rubber spatula, spread chocolate in a wide rectangle about ¼ inch thick. Sprinkle with remaining nuts, dried fruit and ground coffee beans, and press gently into chocolate. Dust with salt.
Cool in refrigerator for about two hours, until hard. When firm, slide chocolate onto cutting board and break into pieces. The chocolate gets soft quickly so keep refrigerated until just before serving.
(Note: If you want to avoid nuts and/or just want a more traditional Passover dessert, try David Lebovitz's chocolate covered matzo, recipe below, which he adapted from Marcy Goldman's Betterbaking.com.)
Chocolate-Covered Caramelized Matzo Crunch
(adapted from Davidlebowitz.com and Marcy Goldman of Betterbaking.com. It's super-simple and requires no fancy thermometer, equipment, or ingredients. If you can't get matzo, use plain crackers such as saltines instead and omit the additional salt in the recipe. For Passover or vegans, Marcy advises that it works well with margarine. And for our gluten-free friends, this would be superb made with any gluten-free cracker.)
Preheat the oven to 375F (190C).
4 to 6 sheets unsalted matzos
1 cup (230g) unsalted butter, cut into chunks
1 cup (215g) firmly packed light brown sugar
Big pinch of sea salt
1/2-teaspoon vanilla extract
1-cup (160g) semisweet chocolate chips (or chopped bittersweet or semisweet chocolate)
1 cup (80g) toasted sliced almonds (optional)
Line a rimmed baking sheet (approximately 11 x 17″, 28 x 42cm) completely with foil, making sure the foil goes up and over the edges. Cover the foil with a sheet of parchment paper.
Line the bottom of the sheet with matzo, breaking extra pieces as necessary to fill in any spaces.
In a 3-4 quart (3-4l) heavy-duty saucepan, melt the butter and brown sugar together, and cook over medium heat, stirring, until the butter is melted and the mixture is beginning to boil. Boil for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat, add the salt and vanilla, and pour over matzo, spreading with a heatproof spatula.
Put the pan in the oven and reduce the heat to 350F (175C) degrees. Bake for 15 minutes. As it bakes, it will bubble up but make sure it's not burning every once in a while. If it is in spots, remove from oven and reduce the heat to 325F (160C), then replace the pan.
Remove from oven and immediately cover with chocolate chips. Let stand 5 minutes, then spread with an offset spatula.
If you wish, sprinkle with toasted almonds (or another favorite nut, toasted and coarsely-chopped), a sprinkle of flaky sea salt, or roasted cocoa nibs.
Let cool completely, the break into pieces and store in an airtight container until ready to serve. It should keep well for about one week.
Note: If making for Passover, omit the vanilla extract or find a kosher brand.
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Jeffrey Koses, Senior Procurement Executive, GSA
The General Services Administration is using new data to enhance its customer service. At the National Contract Management Association's 33rd annual Government Contract Management Symposium, GSA Senior Procurement Executive Jeff Koses spoke with Federal News Radio Executive Editor Jason Miller about the agency's recent survey results and the improved vendor interactions the data is pointing them toward.
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The beginning of a HSPD-12 rewrite?
Rumors have been circulating over the last few months about a possible reconsideration of the identity management technologies agencies are implementing under Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12).
Tags: technology , HSPD-12 , identity managment , NIST , Commerce , OMB , Jim Sheire , Grant Schneider , Mike Maraya , Paul Grant , DoD , Deb Gallagher , Jason Miller , Inside the Reporters Notebook
Mary Davie, Assistant Commissioner, OITS, GSA
Better information will lead to better buying. That's the premise behind new efforts from the Federal Acquisition Service at the General Services Administration. Tom Sharpe (the head of FAS) and other GSA leaders detailed those efforts at the Executive Leadership Conference in Williamsburg this week. Mary Davie is Assistant Commissioner of the Office of Integrated Technology Services at the Federal Acquisition Service. On In Depth with Francis Rose, she detailed the information you can get, and how it will help with buying decisions.
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