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HERE presents Sweet, Sweet Motherhood
Where jazz superstars meet the new blood
Alfalfa: Not yet genetically modifiedThe U.S. Supreme Court, which has nearly hacked Miranda to death, may very well swing its scythe at environmentalists and consumers. The court's making noises as if it will strike down the current ban on Monsanto's genetically engineered, pesticide-resistant alfa ... More >>
Here's a challenge: try to imagine a major network television news program -- one with a long, storied reputation for hard-hitting journalism -- assigning a reporter to follow around OJ Simpson's current love interest (whoever that might be), in order to drum up sympathy for how difficult lif ... More >>
"Once the toast of Birmingham, Alabama, worth some $300 million," wealthy televangelist and HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy was accused of fraud and convicted (not of the fraud, but of bribery on an earlier charge) and had to pay $2.8 billion to shareholders and go to prison. ABC's Nightline ... More >>
Andrew Cuomo says that new non-profit health care database for New Yorkers will be up and running soon. Back in January Cuomo muscled health insurance companies to pony up millions to make good for the Ingenix scandal -- in which the UnitedHealth Group-run info company was found to be providing les ... More >>
A contemporary artist who worked through era after era of contemporary art's total reinvention by becoming more and more the same, Andrew Wyeth was best not discussed in progressive art world circles. With his father N.C. and son Jamie, Wyeth held a dynastic, unimpeachable perch from his country e ... More >>
Last year attorney general Andrew Cuomo brought suit against health care information company Ingenix and its parent company UnitedHealth Group, claiming Ingenix's method of determinng reimbursement rates for out-of-network claims by insurance customers was rigged. At a press conference today Cuom ... More >>
In a $30 million home health-care scam, some well-connected names
Ivy Leaguer sings his way to stardom
Pressuring al-Bashir by way of Coca-Cola and GE
Congress members, staff, and lobbyistsone big happy family
Flu pandemic would spark enough fear to make it a greed pandemic
Bush takes a shot at answering the big question about vaccine
Study Finds Poor Oversight of a Billion Health Care Dollars
Anthrax Crisis Shines a Light on Pharmaceutical Company Thuggery
How Private Ambulance Crews Steer Patients Away From Public Hospitals
Andrew Sullivan Sings for His Drugs
The International AIDS Conference Makes a Commitment to Saving Third-World Lives
City Contractor in the Spotlight
Therapists Take On Managed Care
Gore and Bradley on Health Care: The Differences Are in the Details
Care for Thousands of Patients Threatened
'The New Yorker' Joins the Campaign for a Disease-Free America
New Managed-Care Referees Make the Calls
Troubleshooters Wrangle HMO Bills
The crisis at North Central Bronx Hospital
Senate Fails to Close Loopholes Protecting Insurers
An Insurer Dithers and an Addict Dies
Why the U.S. gets so little bang for its health care buck
Medicare's elderly defenders take to the streets
High-paid physicians insist they need unions
Middlemen Eviscerate Mental Health Benefits
Beyond Health Plans' Glossy Brochures
A Widow Takes on Cigna
One lawyer's crusade against managed-care's protective wall
The struggle over last-chance medical treatments
As the money dries up, HMOs kiss Medicaid patients goodbye
Did a Park Avenue doc defraud insurers by playing Robin Hood to infertility patients?
Fighting for Reproductive Choice for Medicaid Patients
How a Doctor Persuades HMOs To Pay
A Cancer Patient Says CIGNA Stiffed Him
A family wins its battle with an HMO
'if you're having a heart attack, please press 2...'
Is the Mayor Trying To Get Out of the Hospital Business?

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November 27, 2014
Hurricane Katrina's financial pinch could be seen this winter on your home heating bill.
Energy experts are predicting home heating bills to rise 35 percent this winter in Wisconsin. Even before the hurricane hit, heating bills were predicted to rise by 18 to 25 percent.
Energy Services of Madison helps low-income families pay for heating costs and they say they are predicting a tough winter. The organization's director, Timothy Bruer, says, "We literally have just short of 6,000 households before the heating season begins that we are working to qualify for hopefully a one-time grant for next federal fiscal year, for the upcoming program and upcoming heating season."
Bruer says the expected increase in heating oil affects our state greatly because in Wisconsin's winters heat is a necessity and it may now become unaffordable for more people.
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iEatTraffic Earnings and Traffic Reports for March 2013
Hello readers! Today I am going to share the traffic and earnings reports of iET for March 2013. Well, sharing reports is an easy way to tell people how I make money online and how can you do the same? Web has become one of the biggest sources of income and peoples are realizing its power. You can make huge bucks while working online. Some big names like harsh Aggarwal and Darren rowse have left their jobs because they are masters in blogging and they earn huge amount with blogging. Now peoples are making it a profession and it's a great thing as no one likes to work under a BOSS and if you are earning with your blog you are your own BOSS, You can do whatever you want. It's like complete freedom. All you need is your website and a working internet connection (oh, and don't forget to add hard work and dedication). BUT BLOGGING ISN'T EASY AS IT MIGHT SEEM. Creating and establishing a blog are different things. Creating a blog is easy but taking it to next level and making money from it is a big task and you need dedication and hard work in order to achieve you goals. Earning passive income takes more work and dedication. So don't go an open a blog blindly by seeing earning reports of others because this might cause you in a bad way. So first, do a research and see if you can do whatever it takes to establish a blog, use your wit and then open a blog. If you are facing difficulties and don't know how to create a blog, you can shoot a mail at email@example.com for help. Well, this was the blah, blah, blah part of this post. Now I am sharing my earnings for iET.
Earnings report
First of all, I'd like you to know that I started working on iEatTraffic on 26th of February 2013. It was my good luck that it started getting traffic from the very first week (because of my hard work). iET is my 2nd blog and so I did not repeat the mistakes I did on first blog. Following are my earnings for different ad networks. Most of the income came from AdSense because I was not using affiliate marketing and other options but now I am thinking about it.
Google AdSense – $ 587 (very low CPC, high CTR)
Amazon Associates - $ 56 (I dint actually work on Amazon, I really don't know how I made these sales)
Hostgator Affiliate – $ 100
Infolinks – $ 32
Yahoo Ads – $ 29
Total Earnings – $ 804 = Rs 43,416 ($ 1 = 54 Rs)
These were the Ad Networks I tried and I succeeded with most of them. Now I am thinking about taking it seriously (I don't want to be dependent on AdSense alone, it's risky). I never thought that I would make this much amount with blogging (with a new blog). Because I work for almost 1-2 hours a day (I am an Engineering Student and faculty keeps torturing us) and I am earning good (I think my starting salary would be less than this if I ever get a job, LOL).
Earnings are not so great but consider the fact that iET is only 2 months old and this is my first big amount.
Traffic Stats for March 2013
Now comes the interesting part – Traffic Reports. So you want to know how much traffic can earn you this much amount of money. I told you, earning money isn't easy. You can see th snap of my Google Analytics report.
Total Visits – 74,443
Page views – 1, 11,498
Maximum Visitors a day – 4384 (31 march)
Maximum online – 34
Search Traffic – 86.82 %
Referral – 1.85 %
Direct – 11.33 %
These were stats for iET. But let me tell you one thing, there is no guarantee that same amount of traffic will earn you same. You can make more or less than this (it depends on your sales, Ad placement, CPC, CPM or CTR).
Alexa and Page Rank
iET is PR1 and it has an alexa rank – 1,44,000.
Good luck for your blogging journey.
(Some guys used to make fun of me because I wasn't earning big money; I am sharing this report just because of them. I say "Go To Hell")
Prabhat Rayal,
Admin- iEatTraffic [dot] com


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The International Caribbean Music Festival runs tings.
Festival announcements are happening all over the place. Last week, while most local music lovers were caught up talking about Langerado's surprising decision to host the 2009 edition of that concert at Miami's Bicentennial Park, a lot of people missed that the on-again, off-again International C ... More >>
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Needle-Free Flu Season a No-Go
For those who are needle-shy, or who have ever had the pleasure of explaining to a hysterical 5-year old that the shot isn't going to hurt THAT much, and besides, it's for the good of public health, a needle-free shot sounds like a great idea. FDA, however, disagreed, and issued a communication to that effect.
The communication was directed at the use of jet-injector devices to deliver seasonal influenza vaccines. Jet injectors are devices that deliver a high-pressure fluid jet through the skin to deliver medications and vaccines subcutaneously or intramuscularly. Some large retailers had been promoting "needleless flu shots" using jet injectors, but stopped after FDA issued its warning. According to FDA, the inactivated influenza vaccines are only approved for delivery by sterile needle and syringe, and the requisite evidence has not been obtained to approve other delivery methods.
According to the communication, "When the FDA approves a vaccine, the approval is based on scientific information demonstrating the safety and effectiveness of that vaccine in a given population (e.g., children, adults or the elderly), using a specific dose, schedule and method/route of administration. Changes in the dose, route and/or method of administration have the potential to impact the effectiveness and the safety profile of a vaccine." Furthemore, "Jet injectors that have been cleared by FDA to deliver medications and vaccines should be used to deliver only those medications and vaccines that have been approved and specifically labeled for use with a jet injector."
Besides having to endure vaccination with a needle, the other bad news is that seasonal flu shots may not be as effective as one would like. According to an article published online Oct. 26, 2011, in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, flu vaccines are only moderately protective, work better in young children than in adults, and protection can vary with season. The study was a meta-analysis of studies published between 1967 and Feb. 2011 that examined vaccine efficacy in a randomized, controlled setting.
As for me, I'd rather be 59% protected than not at all, so I'll brave the needle. Besides, it's for the good of public health.


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READING, Pa – Josh Brittain is looking forward to being back at, as he called it, The Jungle on Thursday for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
He is one of the three players with the Reading Royals, who would even know that Memorial Coliseum is called that, thanks to Axl Rose and Guns N' Roses and a certain song that has been played every game there since the early 1990s.
That atmosphere is something Fort Wayne has in their arsenal, said Brittain, whose defending-champion Royals are tied at 1 with the Komets in the best-of-seven series.
The Royals also have defenseman Bryant Molle, who played 86 games with the Komets from the spring of 2011 to 2012, when he helped them to the CHL title. He has 21 assists in 145 games with the Royals over two seasons, including 22 games last year in the Kelly Cup Playoffs.
Forward Kevin Walrod, who had an empty-net goal in the Royals' 4-2 victory at Santander Arena on Saturday, was in training camp last fall with the Komets. After scoring one goal in two preseason games, he spent 21 games with Bloomington of the Southern Professional Hockey League (13 goals, 23 points), five games with Evansville of the ECHL (two assists) and 39 regular-season games with the Royals (8 goals, 24 points).
And then there's Brittain, a forward, who was one of the few bright spots from the Komets' ill-fated one-season affiliation with the Anaheim Ducks. The 6-foot-5, 235-pound former third-round pick of the Ducks had 13 goals and 27 points in 31 games with the Komets last season before he was called up to Norfolk of the American Hockey League.
He had 11 goals and 19 points in 43 games with the Admirals and began this season with Hershey of the AHL and had three goals and four points in 20 games. He had 14 goals and 26 points in 36 games in the second half the season with Reading.
Being up in the American league, it's a different game and it's a faster game, Brittain said. You're playing with some serious skill level, and it makes you a better player. I think if I can bring anything down from there, it's the work ethic and tenacity and how to play the game properly. Hopefully, I can lead by example, be a leader for this team and get us moving forward.
Brittain had the opening goal of this series, a 2-1 Komets victory Thursday. He also had one of two empty-netters in Game 2.
I can tell you that after that performance, our team's going in the right direction, said Brittain, whose Royals won the conference's regular-season title and defeated the eighth-seeded Komets in three of four games.
Brittain, 24, was in the AHL while all those games were going on.
I kind of know from being in Fort Wayne how the team is built and assembled, Brittain said. All I can say to the guys is (that) it's a playoff atmosphere (there). We had two games at home and were lucky enough to get one of the two wins. That's good for us moving forward. I think we're in a great position and really looking forward to capitalizing going into Fort Wayne.


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Editor Profile
Jaime Toro, MD
Associate Editor
Jaime Toro, MD, is Chief of the Section of Neurology at Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá and Professor and Director of the Program of Neurology at the University of El Bosque, Santa Fe de Bogotá, Colombia. His clinical and research work focuses on multiple sclerosis, and he has edited two major neurology textbooks. He received his training in general neurology in his native country of Colombia and in neurophysiology in Washington, D.C. From 1986 to 1988, he was President of the Colombian Neurological Association. Dr. Toro has served on the NEJM Journal Watch Neurology board since the publication's launch in 1999.
Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders
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- October 29, 2014Self-Reported Memory Complaints and Alzheimer Risk
- Jaime Toro, MD
Subjective memory complaints were associated with long-term increased risks for dementia and Alzheimer-type neuropathology in a prospective study.
- October 21, 2014A Screening Test for Delirium
- Jaime Toro, MD
A reliable and easy-to-perform screening test for patients with delirium
- September 29, 2014Is Midodrine Effective for Orthostatic Hypotension and Recurrent Reflex Syncope?
- Jaime Toro, MD
Midodrine is an option to treat orthostatic hypotension and reflex syncope but may lack evidence to consider it a first-line treatment.
- August 13, 2014Vitamin D and Cognitive Decline
- Jaime Toro, MD
Is vitamin D deficiency in elders a risk factor for dementia and Alzheimer disease?
- August 11, 2014In Vivo Detection of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
- Jaime Toro, MD
Can the detection of PrPSc in urine and the nasal brushing test be of any help to identify patients with variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease?
- July 15, 2014Erythropoietin and Transfusion Threshold: What Role in Traumatic Brain Injury?
- Jaime Toro, MD
Neither the administration of erythropoietin nor the transfusion threshold has shown improvement of neurologic outcome in patients with traumatic brain injury.


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In my notes for the release of the ComputeFileHashes tool (and source code), I mentioned that I'd written a synchronization object for managing the parallel computation of checksums across multiple threads. I called this class WaitingRoom (after failing to come up with anything better) and thought I'd write about the pattern it implements so others might use it as well.
To understand the motivation behind the WaitingRoom class, it's helpful to understand a bit about how ComputeFileHashes works. For those who haven't read the implementation notes, the basic goal is to enable parallel computation of multiple checksum algorithms for sequential chunks of a file. So there's a primary thread which is responsible for opening the file and making consecutive blocks of it available for processing and there are one or more worker threads which are responsible for processing the data in each block that becomes available. For performance reasons, there are two buffers for these blocks and they're swapped repeatedly: one is the "current" block (which has valid data) and the other is the "next" block (which is being filled-in). It's important to ensure the worker threads only access a block when it's valid, so the primary thread needs a way to tell the worker threads when it's safe to start as well as a way to find out when they've all finished with a block.
The WaitingRoom class makes this synchronization process easy by exposing three methods: Wait, Release, and Arrive. Both Wait and Release are used by the primary thread: it calls Wait to block until all worker threads are "in the waiting room" (during which time they're all blocked) and then calls Release to "open the waiting room door" and unblock the worker threads. [Okay, the analogy breaks down a bit here because most doctors admit only *one* patient at a time. :) ] The worker threads call Arrive to signal they've "entered the waiting room" and automatically block until the primary thread releases them. What's great about using WaitingRoom is that the order of the threads doesn't matter: the primary thread can be ready first, or the worker threads can be ready first, or the primary thread can be ready after some - but not all - of the worker threads are ready. Whatever the order, WaitingRoom coordinates things smoothly!
As it happens, ComputeFileHashes uses two WaitingRoom instances. The first instance is used to wait for the worker threads to be ready to process a new file. When this is going on, the primary thread has nothing else to do, so it calls Wait and then immediately calls Release when the wait completes. The second instance is used to wait for the worker threads to finish processing a block of data. In this case, the primary thread has some work it can do in parallel with the workers: it reads the next block of data from disk and updates the status display. So it makes a call to Release (which gets the worker threads going), does its own work while they're busy, then calls Wait to wait for them to finish. After that, it's safe to swap the "current" and "next" buffers and repeat the same steps with the next block.
The complete implementation of WaitingRoom is below. It uses only the standard .NET Monitor class - along with the C# lock statement to simplify the syntax a bit. There are a few Debug.Asserts in there to try to keep callers honest, but it's up to the developer to ensure that Wait and Release are only called by the primary thread and that Arrive is only called by the worker threads.
Here's what it looks like:
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Threading;
namespace ComputeFileHashes
/// <summary>
/// Implements a synchronization object that allows an owner
/// thread to synchronize with its worker threads.
/// </summary>
class WaitingRoom
// Number of worker threads
private readonly int _capacity;
// Object on which to lock for entry
private readonly object _entryLock = new object();
// Object on which to lock for exit
private readonly object _exitLock = new object();
// Current count of worker threads
private int _count;
// "Sign" of owner/worker threads
private bool _sign;
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="capacity">Number of worker threads.</param>
public WaitingRoom(int capacity)
Debug.Assert(0 < capacity);
_capacity = capacity;
/// <summary>
/// Waits for all worker threads to call the Arrive method.
/// </summary>
public void Wait()
// Claim entry lock
lock (_entryLock)
Debug.Assert((0 <= _count) && (_count <= _capacity));
// Block if all worker threads have not arrived
if (_count < _capacity)
/// <summary>
/// Signals the presence/availability of a worker thread.
/// </summary>
public void Arrive()
// Claim the entry lock
bool sign;
lock (_entryLock)
Debug.Assert((0 <= _count) && (_count < _capacity));
// Capture sign
sign = _sign;
// Wake owner thread if all worker threads present
if (_count == _capacity)
// Claim the exit lock
lock (_exitLock)
// Block if owner has not yet released the worker threads
if (sign == _sign)
public void Release()
// Claim the exit lock
lock (_exitLock)
Debug.Assert(_count == _capacity);
// Reset count and flip sign
_count = 0;
_sign = !_sign;
// Wake worker threads
There's probably an official name for this kind of synchronization primitive, but I don't know what it is. :| I poked around a bit on Wikipedia's "Currency Control" page just now and found something called room synchronization that sounds close... I think WaitingRoom may be a type of room synchronization - with some specialized restrictions for the specifics of the ComputeFileHashes scenario. But whatever you call it, WaitingRoom is a pretty handy class to work with. Feel free to use WaitingRoom in your own code - maybe even drop me a note if you find other interesting uses. And if anyone reading knows the real name for what it's doing, please let me know! :)


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Oh no, Doc: they're just like us!So what are they? Niggers are basically an upright ape. An ape having sex with a monkey isn't nearly as far a leap into depravity as a Human having sex with a monkey. Hell, a Nigger having sex with rented furniture, or even a dead body isn't all that far-fetched....they are nothing more than animals plain and simple!
^%$# Niggers!


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ifs Student Investor Challenge 2014/15
The game is afoot and trading is brisk! Has your team started trading yet?
The ifs Student Investor Challenge is the UK's premier investment competition with over 100,000 students from 2,500 schools benefiting from the experience in previous years. There are a whole host of prizes available, including a trip to New York!
Want to know more? Watch our how to play and strategy videos.
Do you have the skills to invest £100,000 to make a winning portfolio?
The competition involves teams investing £100,000 of virtual money in the stock market. Students need to keep portfolios healthy by reading and forecasting market information provided online to identify shares and make judgements of when to buy and sell in order to make a profit. More information can be found in the teacher and student guides here.
When can I play?
This year's challenge is already up and running. Trading started on 13 October 2014 and will run until 30 January 2015 after which the top teams will compete against each other in an online challenge for a place in the national final.
October prize winner
Congratulations to 'Random Logic' from Eton College who had October's best performing portfolio.
Each month, the best performing team in each region also wins a place in our wildcard draw for a place in the regional finals. October's wildcard entrants are:
- 'Alimama' from Abbey College Cambridge
- 'Atlantic Trading Company' from King Edward VI Camp Hill
- 'Dollar Kebab' from Burford School
- 'Random Logic' from Eton College
Resources for teachers
The competition is straightforward, not time-consuming and can be completed entirely outside of lesson times. We have provided some student guides and teacher notes to get you started. You can also request materials to help promote the challenge at your school.
"The ifs Student Investor Challenge has been a marvellous experience for the RGS Guildford. The share trading competition allowed the boys to learn a great deal about how the stock market works, as well as being great fun. The team were rewarded for their professionalism, learning more from their stock picking disasters than from their successes."


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Beauty Spot Brag Badge: Natural Wonders
Nature's beauty can be breathtaking, so you better take a deep breath when you come to Wisconsin. From cascading Wisconsin waterfalls to bluffs to caves beneath your feet, the geographical treasures of Wisconsin are truly remarkable. Visit any of these natural wonders to earn your Beauty Spot Badge.
Here's how to earn you own digital (virtual) Brag Badge:
- Download the Travel Wisconsin mobile app.
- Watch for notifications on your smart phone as your travels take you near Brag Badge featured locations.
- Check in on your smart phone at featured Brag Badge locations and BAM—the digital Brag Badge is all yours.
- Post about the digital badges you've earned on social media and make your friends super jealous.
- Keep traveling to earn all 13 digital Brag Badges at places across the state. (And maybe even bring your jealous friends along.)
- Big Manitou Falls - Superior
- Copper Falls State Park - Mellen
- Grandad Bluff - La Crosse
- Parnell Tower - Plymouth
- Rotary Botanical Gardens - Janesville
- Horicon National Wildlife Refuge - Mayville
- Holy Hill National Shrine of Mary - Hubertus
- Crystal Cave - Spring Valley
- Cave of the Mounds - Blue Mounds
- Apostle Islands National Lakeshore - Bayfield
- Rib Mountain State Park - Wausau
- Devil's Lake State Park - Baraboo
- Schmeeckle Reserve/ Conservation Hall of Fame - Stevens Point
- Timm's Hill County Park - Ogema
- Cave Point County Park - Sturgeon Bay


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6 Top Trends at Face & Body® Midwest Spa Conference & Expo 2014
By: Kristen Wegrzyn
More than 5,242 skin care professionals were registered for Face & Body Midwest Spa Conference & Expo 2014, held March 22–24, including estheticians and skin care facility owners and managers.
DermaMed Solutions Introduces Aesthetic Education Award
DermaMed Solutions is contributing up to $1,000 to accredited esthetic programs for educational expenses for four students each year.
Expanded Online Version: A Good Influence With Lisa Dominguez
By: Kristen Wegrzyn
This education-based owner sees her spa as her prodigy with a focus on relaxation and wellness.
March 2014—Spa & Supplier News
Highlighting the milestones, awards and growth spas and suppliers in the skin care industry have experienced in March 2014.
ISPA Calls for Participation in 15th Anniversary U.S. Spa Industry Study Survey
Skin care professionals can be a part of research history by participating in the 15th anniversary International Spa Association's (ISPA) U.S. Spa Industry Study survey.
Repêchage to Host 16th Annual International Congress
Repêchage will host this year's 16th Annual International Congress for Salon & Spa professionals on May 19 at Manhattan's Affinia Hotel.
AAD to Present Latest Research at 72nd Annual Meeting
More than 15,000 are expected at the American Academy of Dermatology's 72nd Annual Meeting in Denver, March 21–25, 2014.
Bellus Academy President Lynelle Lynch Joins Colorescience Board
Colorescience announced the appointment of Lynelle Lynch, president of Bellus Academy, to its Board of Directors.
Spa Week Celebrates 10 Years
Spa Week Media Group proudly commemorates its 10th year of bringing affordable wellness to the masses with the Spring 2014 Event.
Jane Iredale to Be Awarded 2014 ISPA Visionary Award
The International SPA Association will present Jane Iredale with the 2014 ISPA Visionary Award at the 24th annual ISPA Conference & Expo in October.


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Arthritis is a complicated disease that affects many areas of your body. Understanding how to work with different health care specialists can improve your care and quality of life.
Arthritis can make even simple tasks — walking, typing, cutting food, brushing teeth, climbing stairs — uncomfortable or impossible. No matter what form of arthritis you have, taking an active role in your health care team can help determine how well you function with pain, stiffness, or inflammation.
What's your role? To communicate well, stay organized and, most important, adopt a take-charge attitude.
When you see your health care provider, he or she may refer you to a rheumatologist (a specialist in arthritis care), a physical or occupational therapist, or an orthopedic surgeon, depending on how severe your arthritis is. Some less common forms of arthritis can affect nearly any organ or system in your body, so your team also could include a cardiologist, neurologist, or other specialist.
Get organized. Bring information about your medical history to your appointment. Bring a list of your current symptoms.
List all your medications. Before your visit, list all of your medication names, how much of each you take, and how often. Even better, put all the labeled medication containers in a bag and take them with you.
Coordinate with team members. If your primary care physician tells you he or she will send your lab work to your rheumatologist before your next visit, don't assume it will happen. Call your rheumatologist's office the day before your visit to confirm it received the information. Any way you can facilitate your care will help in the end.
Be engaged, open, honest, and forthright. Don't withhold any information that may help your doctor diagnose or treat your condition. Tell your doctor what's bothering you.
If you don't understand something, ask. Find out why your doctor recommends a certain treatment, and what to do if problems occur. When a health care provider makes a recommendation, repeat it back to him or her in your own words.
Note "home-run" medications. If a certain drug helped ease your pain or stiffness in the past, tell your physician.
Note drug allergies. If a certain medication once made you ill, don't take it again.
Follow treatment advice. Get your appropriate lab work done. Take medications exactly as they're prescribed — unless you experienced a dangerous side effect. Then stop the medication and call the prescribing doctor. Don't change your treatment program on your own without good reason, such as serious side effects. Return for follow-up visits.
Communicate questions or problems. Doing so right away can keep simple problems from becoming complex.
Try out these calculators: they're fun, they're quick, and they give you important information for managing your health.
Informative and often surprising, these quizzes test your knowledge of today's health concerns. Find out your score and learn more about these pertinent health issues.
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Get insight into your health risks by using these assessment tools. They're easy to use and give you a quick snapshot of your likelihood to develop these common conditions.
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Pick up this week's new issue of Grazia, flick through to the beauty pages and you might just stumble across a rather awesome feature about the benefits of exercising outdoors. Believe it or not, warmer weather is on the way, which really is the perfect excuse to ditch the treadmill and head outside to really get the most out of your workout. From burning more calories to increased vitamin-D exposure to naturally higher endorphins (hello good mood), we reckon you'll be bidding good riddance to your gym membership card quicker than you can say 'fresh air'.
A sneak peak inside this week's issue
Although you'll have to arm yourself with the new issue of Grazia, out today, for the full lowdown, we have in the meantime, only gone and pulled together the top 7 outdoor alternatives to the gym. Click through the gallery above and prepare to shake-up for your work-out…
The new issue of Grazia is out now.


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Amid the hundreds of documentaries, dramas, comedies, and experimental films available for screening during South by Southwest's film offerings this year, I chanced into a screening of YAKONA, an important and unusual film addressing one of Texas' most imperiled resources: Water.
On a hot, muggy evening last summer, hundreds of people gathered inside the San Marcos Army Airfield hangar at the San Marcos Municipal Airport for the opportunity to go back in time. The day was June 6, and to commemorate the anniversary of D-Day, the Hays County Historical Commission premiered the 52-minute documentary Hays County in World War II. We all sat watching while surrounded by vintage aircraft, including a B-25 WW II bomber known as the Yellow Rose. The film included interviews with local veterans, and we gave those in attendance a standing ovation before and after the movie.
The high temperature had just peaked at 103. A historic drought gripped the entire state. But conditions couldn't have been more perfect as I followed four other kayakers tooling around Spring Lake in San Marcos one summer evening last year. Seventy-degree spring-fed water provided all the natural air-conditioning we could want. A full moon rising above the trees illuminated the setting. As daylight faded, we paddled around a hidden bend where the limbs of trees hugging the shoreline sagged with dozens of white egrets.


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DAYTON – Victor Oladipo has emerged this year as one of the country's most dynamic players. What he's not, apparently, is an expert on James Madison trivia, either the school or the namesake.
Challenged Thursday to name the conference, nickname and state of origin of James Madison, Indiana's first NCAA opponent, Oladipo got all three (CAA Dukes Virginia). But he ran aground when asked who James Madison the figure was.
He signed the Declaration or something like that, Oladipo said. James Madison, he signed something big, like the Declaration of Independence. I'm right, right? Emancipation Proclamation, something like that.
For the record, Madison – the nation's fourth president – actually didn't sign either. What he did was draft the Constitution and write the Bill of Rights.
Oladipo got his revenge, though, by asking his tormentor what an Indiana Hoosier was.
The guy had nothin'.
I think I won that little trivia challenge right there, Oladipo said.
Golden years
The coaching fraternity really is a small world.
Case in point: James Madison assistant coach Mike Deane, a 36-year veteran whose résumé includes five seasons at Marquette – where he went 100-55 – and immediately preceded Indiana coach Tom Crean, who'll be on the opposite sideline today.
One of the best coaches in this game, Crean said of Deane. There's no question about it. I know what kind of character he has, and I know what kind of players and people he recruited and how he coached them because I got to inherit those guys.
I had some fun years early on at Marquette with the young people we had there.
Iona game plan
Not exactly a household name.
But Iona is becoming one in the household where Bishop Luers grad Deshaun Thomas and the Ohio State Buckeyes reside, because Iona is their first NCAA tournament opponent.
They've got great scorers, Thomas said Thursday. They're very active on defense.
So what we need to do is just run our offense with pace and hit the open shots and hit the open man, and just play hard and play with a lot of effort.


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Tallahassee, FL--It's the state rivalry game that doesn't have a cool nickname like the "Iron Bowl" or "Bedlam" Specifically it's the Florida State-Florida game set for Saturday, which certainly lacks the drama of any national significance, but for EJ Manuel, who's making his second trip to the Swamp as a player, well he's still into it! "I'm looking forward to it. Now I feel, what was it two years ago, now I'm two years older, I'm not injured as far as my right shoulder being hurt. It was crazy it was one of those things that was kind of surreal because two years before I was watching them on tv, having great games and things like that watching the Florida State-Florida rivalry. Now I was actually in it. It was kind of surreal but at the same time you can't let the moment be you know actually bigger than it is. It's still a football game with just 22 guys on the field at the same time so I'm looking foward to it. They're a great team and I think it will be a good time for us to get some respect back and get a good taste back in our mouths.
The bad taste that lingers is last Saturday's loss to Virginia, the Seminoles giving up the lead with just over a minute to go, Hopkins then missing a game winning field goal in the final seconds. That game in the Swamp Saturday night set for 7 eastern.
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|By: Suzanne Sunday June 6, 2010 10:00 pm
Frank Sinatra — High Hopes, from The Frank Sinatra Show, 1959.
What's on your mind?
Hello Suzanne! I am watching "Amelie."
hi Suze! Hi CE!
hey ce — i'm watching the weather doodette to see if i'm gonna get any sunshine this week. the rains returned late last nite and have hung around all day.
Everyone seems sad — an I influenced by french films?
hey ndfg — how ya feeling tonight?
the torture thread immediately downstairs has folks pretty down ce.
Oh yes, it made me cringe, and cry.
Well, I dunno. Seems like we've gone from "film noir" to "world noir" and I frankly have no clue anymore about what to do about it.
hey kelly — how's denver tonight?
Hey dude…
my cinephile daughter doesn't care for French films, sys they're too depressing.
We LOVE them, even when they make us cry.
That vid was taken back before we had blacks/asians/latinos/ american indians.
hey loohoo — how's socal tonight?
Hey me darlin Suz!
It's hot for us. 11:00 and still 75!
Doing some paralegalish-type grinding through papers for Belch's folks Medicaid app. It's maddening.
getting to the bored stage. I am determinedly taking it easy tho. It's a mixed blessing that my eye problems are not painful. So there's no big OWTCHEE to tell me to stop.
Another 1.6″ of rain today. Damn! I lost track! 8 to9 " since about a month ago.
Warming up. 76 inside and really warm outside. No more socks! Hope you get some sunshine, Suz.
after bored comes cranky and frustrated. and yay for no pain but still, tis good to be aware of other things beside pain that tell ya to slow down.
Amelie — best French film forever. MrCE and I LOVE LOVE this film.
yikes.. and ya had snow what, two weeks ago?
What does the doc say? Are you supposed to limit your reading?
i tend to like 'em too. It's a subject upon which my daughter and i cheerfully agree we have different tastes.
hey starbuck — weather doodette said that we get to dry out for a day or two with more rain headed this way wed.
how ya doing tonight?
that's a good way of putting it … "world noir." My response is to go dig up more lawn and plant more beneficial stuff.
hey bg — i'm doing ok, tired but ok. how about you?
bgrothus…never ask a woman "How's tricks?"
yeah, i've got the cranky and frustrated down pat! Nine months of fucking around with 2D vision and an eye patch has contributed to an on-going surly attitude.
hey ct — how's paradise tonight? you mt or beach?
It's been hotter than hades around these parts. We had some rain at my mom's tonight, then it was muggy, but it's cool now. But at my house, my animals and my garden are surely suffering in the heat.
Snow was May 11th. But it stayed very cool after that – weirdly so, but then POOF, HEAT! About 10 days ago.
Unless ya mean it…! ;-)
i've been meaning to rent Amelie, your rec'd is additional incentive.
Just finished a Copper River salmon dinner. Strange taste. I think I burned some herbs along the way. House still smells like it. Folks enjoyed it but I have to tell ya, I don't think it was right.
I'm getting ready to make good use of the next few days.
i've forgotten what region you are in bg — sf bay area???
light bulb illuminating… boy oh boy was i off target *laughing*
Beach… Today's headline in my local rag about sums it up…
Where's The Rain?
nm, south bay, what's the dif?
it all came here dood
That too!
Yanno, a couple days ago I was talking with my hunny, belch. And I was saying "Yanno, I just can't relate to the sheer scope of greed we're seeing."
He said something like "Yeah, I think you or I are being greedy when we snag the last of the treats we might be making, like some cake or some pie or whatever. But these millions and billions from people who already HAVE millions or billions…"
And that's really it. Despite everything, I've never thought I was naive, but case after case proves that it's true. I know diddly squat about the actual depths of greed and depravity.
THat's really flipping me out actually.
That's right. We didn't get them 'till the 60s ;
hey sunny — got that recipe yet?
Human experimentation by nazi doctors was a war crime. So how is not now?
OT: Help, I'm having hallucinations: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/37546705/ns/today-entertainment/
All of a sudden, they just appeared. Weird!
excellent — tis hard to ignore it when it is reported in the nytimes — hopefully other papers and teevee media types will pick it up too.
I'm glad I'm not the only one, but again, what a fucking thing for which to be glad!
hey bb – how's your bay tonight? i totally agree that it was, and still is, no matter what john yoo said.
hey eblair — teddy had a diary up about elton over at seminal today.
how ya doing tonight?
Not much going on here. She didn't want to feed me but relented. Waiting for some food. Supposed to go out for a stroll later but may have a case of the lazies.
*heh* Ain't this some shirt…
Jewish Gaza Aid Flotilla Planned
…Now a German Jewish organization, Jewish Voice for Peace in the Middle East, is planning an aid ">flotilla to Gaza! Please send them money.
There are over 250,000 Jews in contemporary Germany, and more Jews immigrated to Germany in 2005 than to Israel. Four-fifths of them are Russian Jews who prefer Berlin to Beersheva. And, there are some Israelis among them who have similar preferences. In further evidence of how Israel can actually be bad for Jews, the Israeli government lobbied Germany in 2004 to restrict Jewish immigration. But there are now more Jews in Germany than there were in 1939 before the Holocaust.
Fancy that…! 8-)
not yet… maybe this week.
Who didn't want to feed you?
Wowzers! Very cool.
:) twill be a very good thing, especially with summer just around the corner
woohoo — a good thing dood :) how ya doing?
Why my significant other.
Had a nice yoga session this morning and a row on the bay this afternoon. 74 degrees until the wind picked up. Still a great exercise, legs, back arms and lungs get strong work for 1/2 hour or so. So a lot of work in short time as long as the tide is at least 1 foot. Lots to read. I guess you have wind and rain so still cosing up. LIttle late for all the rain isn't it. I lived in Portland and Eugene for 11 years and June on was pretty.
four dead, two missing plus also the 9 dead and six missing from earlier this week. No good comes of this.
It's been "just around the corner" here for weeks!
Beats the hell out of me.
hey margot — how ya doing?
I had a long day today, so I'm outa here. Have fun everyone, be good to each other.
g'nite bg
Can't you feed yourself?
Margot, are you getting the bad storms?
Good night. We'll behave!
Not right in town but I see the Columbus stations reports of people killed in them. Is it headed your way?
Night bg
I worked all day! We have a deal!
yikes…. stay safe (((ohio readers)))
Doing well thank you, and thanks for the music.
Hi Folks. It was fairly nice here today, but I spent it watching bad TV.
It keeps me from thinking.
It's fine here. Just wondered if your part of the world was involved in that storm system..
hey spocko — escapism is important, esp during turbulent times spocko. we gotta take care of ourself so that we can take action and take care of others.
glad ya liked it margot. the wiki (the 1959 link) had some info about this song, including how the lyrics were reworked so jfk could use it in his campaign.
I get it. That's fair!
my cable teevee just went out — means my internet connection will poof next.
guess this is g'nite folks. thanks for letting me spend a wee bit of time with ya tonight.
Somebody gave me a HUGE red velvet muffin today. Dense and yummy. Prolly satisfied my 2010 red dye quota;-)
It's good to take a break sometimes, Spocko. Too much madness coming from every direction.
I took her for lunch and wine and so she kinda thought dinner no longer needed!
I've never heard of a red velvet muffin!
What did she fix?
Nite suz, thanks. I'm out too.
Nite, Sunny. I'll say good night too. Nice meeting you eblair!
Today I spoke to an expert in Environmental heath who specializes in clean up of toxins. We talked about the whole respirator issue. He explained to me why the workers won't be getting them.
It's just bizarre to me that people will get sick and end up having permanent lung damage because of the American principle, "Get sick, file suit, wait for settlement" vs. the "better safe than sorry" method in the EU.(Precautionary principle)
Aloha, Suz…!
Before ya go, Loo Hoo…
U.S. demands IDF probe how American lost eye at West Bank protest
My better half was ragging me to finish cooking earlier…! ;-)
Well good. Maybe something will come of it, but somehow I doubt it. It helps that she's American/Israeli perhaps.
Steak dipped in some kinda batter, boiled potatoes and bok choi.
Boing Boing interviews the doc leading the experiments in Torture. Good read.
I want to see the same special attention given to Turkish-American Fulkan Dogan's murder…! 8-(
happy 100 ct!
my intertubes are back — now i'm outta here for realsies
I know. Wrath, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and gluttony seem quaint by comparison. You can only eat so much, can only be so lazy, but greed is potentially unlimited. And, greed can be corporatized in ways the others cannot and expanded infinitely.
*heh* At least somebody noticed, Aloha…! *g*
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Very good location, nicely refurbished riad. Riad owner (Antonio) was very helpful with all arrangements.
historic, beautiful building, fantastic rooftop, and staff as warm, helpful and welcoming as could be. a wonderfully excellent stay. would not hesitate to return.
Excellent staff, friendly and helpful. Food was amazing, Hammam was amazing. We only wish we had stayed longer.
It is a beautiful riad with excellent decoration, the staffs, especially the manager Cohen and the supervisor were very kind and helpful. We had great breakfast and also tried the delicious dinner too.
Our rooms are rather small.
Hassan was a great host..very helpful and accomodating. Loved this Ryad, beautifully restored, the meals were so tasty we ate in two nights, the room, the ambience, central location, so convenient to the Medina. Our stay here was truly one of the highlights of our visit to Morocca.
The most beautiful Riad in Morocco I've been in... Views from terrase are amazing. Take a guide from hotel, he is worth each penny. City was my biggest surprise, fascinating and beautiful.
Mr Hassan and his crew provided excellent service for the time we stayed in this beautiful Riad. We can recommend it to everyone. Nice rooms, breakfast was plentyful, dinner on the roof terrace was wonderful.
This has been the best riad we have stayed in Morocco. Everything was perfect: location, staff, breakfast, dinner, rooms, internet, hamam. We were even upgraded to one of its suites. We can recommend this riad to everyone. Secure parking is also possible close to the riad (Place Batha) where M. Cohen, the manager, can pick you up. You may want to watch out for false guides when you come closer to Batha Square. We did the mistake and stopped the car for a second to look on our map and to call M. Cohen when a young guy offered to help. We tried to tell him in a nice way that we didnt need a guide/accomodation/etc. He told me not to be paranoid, that he didnt want money, just wanted to help and that a simple "schukran" was enough if he guides us to the right place. We were really lucky because M. Cohen was walking on Batha Square right in that moment and brought us to that secure parking space. That false guide then did not only insult me in English/French but also M. Cohen in Arabic. Apart from that little incident, I can only repeat how great this place is.
A beautifully restored ryad, perfectly located in a quiet street just a few minutes walk from the medina. We received a warm welcome from the manager Hassan and his team and were treated treated wonderfully throughout our stay. Nothing was too much trouble. We highly recommend a stay here.
First time in years to hear no machine sounds at all! The decorations were magenifecent The hammam was great
Initially walking into Ryad Alya one is met by the most magnificent courtyard with beautiful ceramics and wonderful carvings. The welcome by the manager and his staff could not be warmer or more welcoming. The food was outstanding and our suite was a dream come true
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The location, the central courtyard.
The room was very long and narrow, and the bathroom design was awkward
From the moment we arrived, we felt like special guests. Zoueha and Fatima were fantastic, Zoueha being particularly helpful and always with a smile. The Ryad was beautifully decorated, spacious rooms and very good breakfasts
That l did not leave a tip for Zoueha
Upon our arrival to Fez we decided to stay at this Riad and I have to stay this place has exceeded our expectation!! From the moment we walked in to the last day of our stay. The Staff welcoming and hospitality was amazing! The service and is excellent and there was no request that was not well taken care of! We even had the chance to assist to a Pre-Wedding ( Hanna ) and the experience was just memorable. I definitely would go back and not only for me but to anyone who's visiting this historical city.
Some places won't leave a special mark that endures over time, and without a doubt Ryad Alya is one of them. Hassan Cohen, the manager was so kind, helpful and best host.
Everything - right from the warm welcome by Hassan and his team, the hospitality, moroccon tea served at all times, sumptous breakfast, nice clean comfortable and spacious rooms, hammam - everything was simply excellent and has left us with great memories. Kids loved the place and the small turtle too! Hassan was very hospitable and I would recommend this place to anyone. Truly Moroccon!
Parking area is not at the building. However, it was in close proximity.
The location of the hotel is quite good, getting off the taxi from the train station, just a few minutes walk. It is not far from the medina, you can easily walk to shop around and dine in the restaurants. The staff is really helpful and tried their best to help us whatever questions we raised! You can enjoy your breakfast leisurely in this Morcco style hotel !
The hotel is not new and a bit worn out, but is clean and comfortable!
This place is really wonderful to stay. Great bed, great location, great quality breakfest, and people are warm!! This place is very morrocan so it was a memorable experience to stay. I also tried traditional morrocan dinner at the roof with extra 25euros pet person. I will definitely stay here again, If i visit fez again! No regrats if you stay here!
Everything was great! The location was at the beginning of the Medina in a quiet and safe neighborhood. The manager, Hassan and his team were amazing, polite, very hospitable and extremely helpful. The amazing moroccan dinner, the guide to the Medina, the massage and hamam which Hassan recommended were definitely worth our money. We loved the delicious and fresh breakfast. The decoration of the Ryad and the Rabat Suite we stayed were excellent. We would definitely recommend it to everyone! Thanks for everything! :)
The staff are very friendly and helpful, from giving advice on tourist attractions and organizing activities to helping with light illnesses. The hotel manager deserves an award for the personal attention he gives every guest. Ryad Alya is unique in that it has a team of dedicated, professional staff that truly care, and that´s what made our stay so very special!!! Thank you for an unforgettable experience!!! Also the interiors are absolutely spectacular, decorated with great taste, rooms are very spacious, the beds are big and comfortable and the hi-tech air-con works wonders :-) Overall, Ryad Alya is a gem well worth discovering!!!
Nothing... It´s a perfect place.
I don't usually write reviews but I felt that this one is well deserved. We arrived to Fes after midnight and right away Zouhir, who works there at night and also makes the breakfast welcomed us very warmly and showed us to our rooms. He made us feel comfortable right away. At breakfast the next morning everything was delicious. The breakfast was fresh and complete. We met Hassan, who is the manager, at breakfast. He is warm and makes you feel at home and always makes sure everything is going well. They are both very nice and constantly make sure the stay in both Fes and the ryad is a good one. All throughout the trip they both asked if we need anything or if they can help us in any way. I must mention that I have a special dietary need and they were really able to provide me with the right breakfast. The rooms were clean and the wifi (I know this is important to many people) had a strong signal throughout the ryad. The location is excellent as it is only a 5-10 minute walk to Bab Boujloud, which is the main entrance to the old medina. The hotel was very clean as staff was always cleaning the room and the downstairs patio. We stayed here for 3 days. I can say 1 thing. We traveled to many cities in Morocco but in this Ryad was by far the most welcoming and comfortable. I would definitely recommend this Ryad to anyone who is looking to go to Fes no matter how short or long the visit. Even after I left Fes, Hassan contacted me throught my trip in Morocco to make sure everything is going well and that we are enjoying our trip. EXCELLENT+++++
- excellent and friendly staff, always willing to help - amazing location, a short walk to the heart of the medina - fantastic rooftop view to watch the sunset and sunrise - great amenities, very comfortable place to stay
Alya is a beautiful Riad, traditional yet warm and modern touches. The staff were very helpful and the rooms are amazing for the price! Really recommend spending the money and having dinner there, the food was incredible.
there was nothing to complain about
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