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MELVILLE, N.Y., March 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Nikon Inc. announced the new Nikon 1 V3, a compact, yet powerful addition to the Nikon 1 Advanced Camera with Interchangeable Lens System. Designed to make no sacrifices when it comes to speed, performance and image quality, the blazing fast V3 sports an impressive Hybrid AF system and the world's fastest continuous shooting frame rate1 at 20 frames-per-second (fps) with full autofocus, a speed that outpaces even pro D-SLR cameras. Ideal for capturing fast-moving action, sports and wildlife, the new Nikon 1 V3 offers a top-class feature set that includes an 18.4-megapixel CX-format image sensor, a new EXPEED 4A image processor, 1080/60p Full HD video capabilities, built-in Wi-Fi® connectivity2 and a new touch-panel tilting LCD display. Whether searching for a compact interchangeable lens camera that can do it all or a D-SLR companion camera for moments when time is of the essence, the V3 can satisfy the needs of the enthusiast or professional.
Further expanding on the growing stable of 1 NIKKOR lenses, Nikon has also introduced the new 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom and the 1 NIKKOR VR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 telephoto zoom lenses, providing even more impressive lens options for Nikon 1 shooters.
"The versatile Nikon 1 V3 allows the photographer to capture even the fastest moving subjects with clarity and ease," said Masahiro Horie, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. "With an incredible feature set, a newly crafted ergonomic design and sporting the elite high-speed performance that has become a hallmark of the Nikon 1 System, the V3 is ready to help users make amazing images and HD video."
Capture the Shots That Matter With Uncompromising Speed and Quality
The Nikon 1 V3 makes no sacrifices in terms of speed, performance and image quality, as Nikon continues to innovate and invigorate the Nikon 1 System. The camera sports the world's fastest continuous shooting frame rate at a blazing fast 20 frames-per-second (fps), faster than other mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, and ideal for capturing fast-moving action and sports. Combined with an outstanding Hybrid AF System, every fleeting moment can be captured with incredible precision and accuracy. With 171 contrast detect focus areas and the center 105 areas supporting phase detection AF, the V3 provides super-fast AF response and accuracy when capturing still images or HD video in addition to exceeding the AF abilities of many D-SLR camera offerings.
The Nikon 1 V3 also features elite imaging specifications that help ensure superior image and HD video quality and impressive low-light performance, including the addition of a high-resolution 18.4-megapixel CX-format image sensor and new EXPEED 4A image processing engine. Together, they help render true colors and incredible detail, whether shooting an exotic safari or the local swim meet. The V3 also carries an ISO range of 160-12,800 with high ISO noise reduction, providing the versatility to effortlessly capture images in difficult low-light shooting scenarios.
Exceptional Video Performance and a Dynamic Feature Set
When still images are not enough, the Nikon 1 V3 sports an outstanding number of video features that today's multimedia photographer can take advantage of. The V3 is capable of recording Full HD video at 1080/60p with Movie e-VR (Electronic Vibration Reduction) which helps to eliminate camera shake to record smooth and clear movies. Full-time continuous AF is also possible during video recording, helping maintain critical HD focus, while the versatile CX-format sensor assists in creating video with a beautiful shallow depth of field. The V3 can also capture slow motion video at an impressive 120 frames-per-second (fps) in high quality 720p HD. Additionally, users can capture full resolution still images during video recording, rounding out an impressive and comprehensive stable of video features at the user's disposal.
In another first for the Nikon 1 series, the V3 features built-in Wi-Fi connectivity2, helping users seamlessly share every unforgettable moment. Connect to a compatible smart phone or tablet and share precious photos with friends and family by uploading them to social networks. The Nikon 1 V3 also empowers the user to unleash their creativity, with fun and unique shooting options for all levels of photographer. The V3 offers a wealth of creative modes previously found in models like the Nikon 1 AW1 and Nikon 1 J3, including Miniature Effect, Easy Panorama and Selective Color, in addition to new modes like Creative Palette, Toy Camera and Cross Process, for a truly customized photography experience. Mainstay Nikon 1 System features such as Slow View, Live Image Control and Motion Snapshot return in this iteration of the V-Series, further enhancing a dynamic and versatile feature set for even the most demanding of photographers.
Elegant Styling, Superior Operability
The Nikon 1 V3 has been ergonomically designed to allow the user to shoot comfortably and confidently in a variety of shooting scenarios. The extremely compact yet sophisticated body sports conveniently placed external controls with two programmable function buttons, allowing the enthusiast to tailor their camera to their own personal shooting style. An additional function button is added with the optional GR-N1010 grip, a lightweight option that provides steadier handling, as well as an additional shutter button and sub-command dial that will be familiar to D-SLR shooters.
Another innovative addition to the Nikon 1 Series is the V3's new tilting, touch-panel 3-inch LCD monitor that allows photographers to compose brilliant images and HD video from various new angles. This thin and versatile monitor is a convenient tool for adjusting settings on the go, affording the user the ability to quickly trigger the shutter when capturing a photo or change the focus point when capturing video by simply touching the screen. Playback is seamless and a new Highlight Display function helps the user to spot washed-out highlights after shooting. Additionally, a Virtual Horizon feature with pitching detection helps frame landscapes and architecture with rich detail and beautiful focus.
As part of the versatile Nikon 1 System of advanced cameras with interchangeable lenses, the Nikon 1 V3 is compatible with eleven 1 NIKKOR lens options ranging from ultra-wide-angle to telephoto, while users can also employ their arsenal of NIKKOR glass using the optional FT-1 Mount Adapter. Users can also take advantage of the Nikon 1 System's 2.7x crop factor for increased range when shooting sports or wildlife, making it an ideal companion for the D-SLR shooter. Nikon also offers an optional external high resolution 2359k-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF), the DF-N1000, and optional multi-accessory grip, the GR-N1010, alongside the Nikon 1 V3 for increased control and handling. The V3 also maintains compatibility with Nikon 1 external flashes and the ME-1 external microphone (with the AS-N1000 Multi Accessory Port Adapter).
Go Farther with New 1 NIKKOR lenses
Announced alongside the Nikon 1 V3, Nikon has introduced two new 1 NIKKOR lens offerings. Kitted with the V3, the 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom is an evolved compact zoom lens, ready for nearly any situation. Sporting a useful 3x zoom (27-81mm equivalent), the new 10-30mm lens is equipped with a unique power drive zoom dial that allows for simple and smooth zoom capability, ideal for capturing sharp and steady HD video.
Additionally, Nikon has also introduced a powerful new telephoto zoom lens option that takes Nikon 1 users farther than ever before. The new 1 NIKKOR VR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 lens features a super-telephoto focal range (189-810mm equivalent) that can get the photographer up close to sports action or wildlife from a distance. The first 1 NIKKOR lens crafted with Super ED Glass, the 70-300mm lens is equipped with built-in Vibration Reduction (VR) and Nano Crystal Coating to prevent ghost and flare.
Price and Availability
The Nikon 1 V3, kitted with the 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom lens, the DF-N1000 Electronic Viewfinder and the GR-N1010 Grip will be available in April 2014 for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $1,199.95*. The 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom and the 1 NIKKOR VR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 lenses will also be sold separately for $299.95* and $999.95*SRP, respectively.
About the NIKKOR brand
With a comprehensive assortment of FX and DX-format lenses and focal lengths, from the ultra-wide 10-24mm to the super telephoto 800mm VR, Nikon photographers have come to rely upon the NIKKOR core technologies that contribute to their optical superiority. NIKKOR is the brand name for Nikon's photographic lenses, which are precision crafted to the most exacting standards in Nikon's own glassworks. In 1933, Nikon marketed its first camera lens under the NIKKOR brand name, the "Aero-NIKKOR" for aerial photography applications. Since then, NIKKOR has been used as a brand name for Nikon's lenses that symbolizes durability, high image quality and optical excellence.
About Nikon
Nikon, At the Heart of the Image™. Nikon Inc. is the world leader in digital imaging, precision optics and photo imaging technology and is globally recognized for setting new standards in product design and performance for its award-winning consumer and professional photographic equipment. Nikon Inc. distributes consumer and professional digital SLR cameras, NIKKOR optics, Speedlights and system accessories; Nikon COOLPIX® compact digital cameras; 35mm film SLR cameras; Nikon software products and Nikon sports and recreational optics as well as the Nikon 1 advanced camera with interchangeable lens system. Nikon Corporation, the parent company of Nikon Inc., recently celebrated its 80th anniversary of NIKKOR optics, and announced the production of over 85 million NIKKOR lenses in 2014, creating a new milestone in Nikon's heritage of superior optics. For more information, dial (800) NIKON-US or visit http://www.nikonusa.com, which links all levels of photographers to the Web's most comprehensive photo learning and sharing communities. Connect with Nikon and other photographers on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/nikon and get the latest news and information from Twitter by following @NikonUSA.
1Among digital cameras with interchangeable lenses as of March 10, 2014, based on Nikon research
2Cameras having Wi-Fi® capability can only be used with a compatible iPhone®, iPad®, and/or iPod touch® or smart devices running on the Android™ operating system. The application can be downloaded free of charge from Google Play™ or the Apple App Store.
For use with Android or iOS mobile devices, please refer to mobile device compatibility and available features at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nikon.wu.wmau&hl=en (Android) or https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/wireless-mobile-adapter-utility/id554157010 (iOS).
Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google, Inc.
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20 photosCondo For Sale$475,000 Zestimate ®: $429K8 days on Zillow1415 2nd Ave UNIT 2506, Seattle, WA981011 bed, 1 bath, 760 sqft0.53 ac lot Built in 1991
17 photosHouse For Sale$650,000 Zestimate ®: $566K8 days on ZillowFeatured712 16th Ave, Seattle, WA981223 beds, 4 baths, 1,740 sqft2,178 sqft lot Built in 1998Coldwell Banker Bain
15 photosHouse For Sale$499,500 Zestimate ®: $456K8 days on Zillow4853 37th Ave SW, Seattle, WA981263 beds, 2 baths, 1,760 sqft5,248 sqft lot Built in 1951
11 photosHouse For Sale$497,500 Zestimate ®: $451K8 days on Zillow4802 50th Ave SW, Seattle, WA981163 beds, 0.75 baths, 2,090 sqft6,490 sqft lot Built in 1946
2 photosAuctionfrom $90K Foreclosure Est. $242KOpen: Sun. 1-4pmOpen House - 1 - 4pmFeatured9306 31st Ave SW, Seattle, WA981263 beds, 1 bath, 960 sqft4,791 sqft lot Built in 1951Auction.com
23 photosCondo For Sale$725,000 Zestimate ®: $398K8 days on Zillow2330 43rd Ave E APT 401B, Seattle, WA981122 beds, 2 baths, 1,113 sqft Built in 1968
1 photoHouse For Sale$449,922 Zestimate ®: $420K8 days on ZillowFeatured1724 N 107th St, Seattle, WA981333 beds, 1 bath, 1,340 sqft7,919 sqft lot Built in 1954Windermere Real Estate Greenwood
25 photosHouse For Sale$1,695,000 Zestimate ®: $1.79M8 days on Zillow2326 W Viewmont Way W, Seattle, WA981995 beds, 4 baths, 3,910 sqft5,350 sqft lot Built in 1933
15 photosCondo For Sale$369,000 Zestimate ®: $329K8 days on ZillowFeatured1727 Harbor Ave SW UNIT N106, Seattle, WA981261 bed, 1 bath, 1,050 sqft1.49 ac lot Built in 1973Windermere Real Estate/Wall Street, Inc.
19 photosCondo For Sale$750,000 Zestimate ®: $700K8 days on ZillowFeatured1500 4th Ave APT 804, Seattle, WA981012 beds, 2 baths, 1,666 sqft10,120 sqft lot Built in 1909Windermere Real Estate Company
16 photosTownhouse For Sale$489,950 Zestimate ®: $497K8 days on Zillow165 18th Ave # A, Seattle, WA981223 beds, 2.5 baths, 1,626 sqft1,583 sqft lot Built in 2007
24 photosCondo For Sale$275,000 Zestimate ®: $239K8 days on Zillow1410 E Pine St UNIT 221, Seattle, WA981221 bath, 514 sqft1.14 ac lot Built in 2005
10 photosCondo For Sale$329,900 Zestimate ®: $304K8 days on Zillow1730 Taylor Ave N APT 307, Seattle, WA981092 beds, 1 bath, 824 sqft0.58 ac lot Built in 1968
14 photosCondo For Sale$248,800 Zestimate ®: $253K8 days on Zillow566 Prospect Street #402, seattle, WA981091 bed, 1 bath, 561 sqft Built in 1989
15 photosHouse For Sale$365,000 Zestimate ®: $345K$15,000 (Jan 30)Featured7947 46th Ave S, Seattle, WA981183 beds, 2.5 baths, 1,880 sqft9,300 sqft lot Built in 1911Coldwell Banker Bain
50 photosTownhouse For Sale$2,850,0008 days on Zillow6775 Beach Dr SW, Seattle, WA981364 beds, 4 baths, 4,110 sqft7,452 sqft lot Built in 2007
17 photosHouse For Sale$524,950 Zestimate ®: $498K8 days on ZillowFeatured6554 12th Ave NW, Seattle, WA981173 beds, 2 baths, 1,230 sqft4,001 sqft lot Built in 1928Keller Williams - Greater Seattle
18 photosHouse For Sale$740,000 Zestimate ®: $691K8 days on ZillowFeatured11545 4th Ave NW, Seattle, WA981774 beds, 2 baths, 2,720 sqft9,465 sqft lot Built in 1952Chuck Cady & Associates - RE/MAX NW
21 photosCondo For Sale$595,000 Zestimate ®: $559K9 days on Zillow900 Warren Ave N APT 204, Seattle, WA981092 beds, 2 baths, 1,207 sqft0.39 ac lot Built in 1963
23 photosFor Sale by Owner$615,000 Zestimate ®: $516K9 days on Zillow3819 42nd Ave SW, Seattle, WA981163 beds, 1.75 baths, 2,028 sqft5,175 sqft lot Built in 1927
19 photosTownhouse For Sale$189,950 Zestimate ®: $175K9 days on Zillow833 Davis Pl S APT 202, Seattle, WA981441 bed, 1 bath, 610 sqft0.94 ac lot Built in 2004


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Texas Water Development Board Approves $447,000 in Financial Assistance to the Silver Creek Village Water Supply Corporation (Burnet County) for Water System Improvements Comment?
Burnet man charged with child sex assault w/Photo
Brandon Michael Thomas Dehart, who is being held in the Burnet County Jail in lieu of $100,000, is charged with "Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child." Dehart was arrested Wednesday, Jan. 21, after a four-year-old girl told forensic interviewer Kim Cruz of the Hill Country Children's Advocacy Center that Dehart touched and penetrated her genital area with two fingers, as well as a spoon, fork and a knife. Comment?
Pearce rescues, rehabilitates, releases injured owl w/Photo
Arlene Pearce's latest rescue and rehabilitation story is familiar to the many who know her as Burnet County's Bird Lady. Comment?
Report: Texas gloats most goats in U.S. w/Photo
... fun and utterly meaningless figures emerge, though the numbers are estimates. For example, the population of Burnet County , as of the most recent U.S. Census, is 43,823. That means that people don't quite outnumber goats 3 to 1. In Williamson ... Comment?
Three Bertram area girls relax w/Photo
Three Bertram area girls relax after a full day of showing their animals at the Burnet County 4-H & FFA Livestock Show on Friday, Jan. 9. Comment?
Commissioner calls out Judge Oakley w/Photo
Burnet County Commissioner Bill Neve had a couple of gentle reminders fornewly-seated Burnet County Judge James Oakley as he presided over his first meeting of the commissioners' court on Tuesday, Jan. 13. Neve spoke up after reading comments by Oakley in stories published in the Burnet Bulletin in the days before he took office regarding his plan to assume personal responsibility for the county's tourism and marketing efforts and the high priority he places on the need for a bridge over Lake LBJ near Wirtz Dam that would link FM 1431 and FM 2347. Comment?
... West Pioneer Parkway, Arlington, Texas 76013. She has requested that her ashes be scattered over her beloved Burnet County, during the early spring of 2015, when the bluebonnets are in full bloom in the "Hill Country." Polly was born on Nov. 25, ... Comment?
Fourth grader comes up big in county showmanship w/Photo
Mason Hocker, a 70-pound Burnet fourth grader, pulled, tugged and at times seemed to hang on for dear life, but in the end was rewarded when his 1,300-pound European crossbreed steer won "Grand Champion Steer" honors at the Burnet County FFA and 4H Livestock show Friday evening, Jan. 9. Hocker's hulking, recalcitrant black steer "Johnny Football" showed a propensity for emulating his famous namesake and freelancing his movements during the judging, but judge Jason Marek was able to get a good enough evaluation on him to award him the blue ribbon. Comment?
Freitag out as Oakley takes tourism lead w/Photo
One of new Burnet County Judge James Oakley's first actions since taking office has been to assume direct responsibility of tourism and marketing efforts, resulting in longtime tourism director Teri Freitag losing her job. Comment?
County officials - on the job' w/Photo
Burnet County officials who were elected by voters on Nov. 4 took the oath of office and were sworn in on the first day of 2015. Comment?
Burnet youths ready to step into the ring for Jan. 8-10 show w/Photo
The Burnet County FFA and 4H Livestock Show annually serves as the no-turningback start of winter in the Hill Country. Comment?
BUSTED & CUFFED - Today we visit the Burnet County Jail w/Photo
Tammy Lee Adair, 45, of Granite Shoals, Texas was BUSTED & CUFFED for driving her car while drunk. Her, not the car. Comment?
New judge looking ahead to - customer service' w/Photo
As he prepared to take office, James Oakley was asked recently to describe his approach to governing as Burnet County's new county judge. "I look forward to serving. Comment?
A look back at the Burnet Bulldogs of 2014 w/Photo
The hard-fought campaign for the 424th Judicial District judgeship that resulted in the ousting of two-term incumbent Dan Mills by political newcomer Evan Stubbs was Burnet County's top story of 2014. Comment?
Help cut back on Texas' - sad' claim to fame
Sadly, Texas leads the nation in drunk driving deaths. About every 20 minutes in Texas, someone is hurt or killed in a crash involving alcohol and, last year in Burnet County, there were 71 accidents in which were driving under the influence of alcohol. Comment?
Photographs show old-timey Texas w/Photo
... and a brief period of hostility prevailed between the two states. Adam Rankin "Stovepipe" Johnson moved to Burnet County, Texas from Kentucky in 1854. He soon gained a reputation as a surveyor of virgin territory in west Texas. When the Civil War ... Comment?
Annie Mae May-McCloskey w/Photo
... Walton. Named as honorary pallbearers were: Ronald Tucker and Camron Smith. She was born north of Bertram in Burnet County on Jan. 25, 1931, the daughter of Harvie and Froney (Huggins) Bird. She is survived by: her husband, John C. McCloskey, of ... Comment?
Capital murder suspect released on bond
According to county records, Garrett James Ballard, 21, of Burnet County was released on $500,000 bond on Monday after being incarcerated since August 19 on charge of capital murder of multiple persons. State District Judge Allan Garrett set bond at $2 million on Wednesday, Oct. 8, for Ballard, who is accused of killing two friends with a high-powered rifle. Comment?
James C. Johanson, 95 years, died on Friday, Dec. 5, 2014, surrounded by his wife, Gail, and family. A memorial service will be held Sunday, Dec. 14, 2014, at 1 p.m. at the First Cowboy Church of Burnet County, 1004 CR 252 just off US Hwy 29 in Bertram. Comment?
Jury selection set for Burnet Co. dad charged in sona s death w/Photo
Jury selection gets underway Monday morning in the case of a Burnet County dad charged with injury to a child. Police in Horsehoe Bay arrested Toby Patterson and his wife Dee Ann after their 3-year-old son accidentally shot himself in September 2013. Comment?
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Khloé Kardashian has ''learned a lot'' about herself since splitting from Lamar Odom.
The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star celebrated her recent 30th birthday with her new boyfriend French Montana at TAO Las Vegas at The Venetian Resort and Casino on Friday night (04.07.14) , and admitted she is excited to start a new decade.
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Many people think of physical therapy clinics as a place to recover from injury, or a place to do rehabilitation after an operation. But many physical therapy clinics are now offering a broader range of services, shifting their attention to both prevention of and recovery from injury and illness.
Clinton Physical Therapy Center, a Physiquality member in Clinton, Tennessee, launched their wellness program, now known as the Take Charge Fitness Program, 20 years ago in 1995. It was originally intended as a bridge program for clients who had reached the end of physical therapy, but weren't quite ready to exercise on their own. "Many of the people who come here need supervision that they can't get at a health club," says co-owner Joyce Klee. "We can cater their exercise programs to specific health issues, whether they are orthopedic or neurological problems, or other issues, like obesity."
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While focusing on balance (or the lack thereof) is often associated with aging and fall prevention, improving your balance and stability should be a key part of any exercise regimen.
Many exercise classes incorporate balance activities into their routine, whether you realize it or not. Athletes in particular often focus on balance and stability as it can help to improve both coordination and performance, while reducing the risk for injury.
Indo Board, a Physiquality partner product, is one way to exercise the body's balance control systems. The board can be used to develop balance, coordination and increased leg strength while enhancing your core fitness. It also improves motor skills, making the Indo Board a great cross-training tool for a variety of sports, from extreme board sports to all mainstream sports. Keeping the board from touching the ground for extended rides is both the goal and the challenge.
We all have skips in our memory from time to time — misplacing our keys, forgetting an event or appointment, or failing to remember the name of an acquaintance. But as we age, particularly as we reach and pass the age of 65, it is easy to wonder if such small lapses in our memory can be signs of something more serious, like Alzheimer's disease, or dementia.
The good news is that most of us won't develop such serious diseases; fewer than 1 in 5 people over the age of 65 has Alzheimer's disease, for example. The bad news is that some memory loss is common as we age — the American Psychological Association says that both our "episodic memory," which remembers the small things in our daily lives, as well as our long-term memory, which stretches back to childhood, will decline as we grow older.
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Whether we're trying to lose weight or just want to eat healthy, most of us use counting calories as a way to judge whether we're eating the right amount of food. (The prevailing goal of 2,000 calories a day came from the FDA starting in the 1990s; it's the basis of all nutritional information printed on food packaging.)
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One of the biggest surprises of parenthood is the toll it takes on your body. Yes, sleep deprivation and constant feedings can wear you down. But the joy of picking up your baby to hold her close can lead to a variety of aches and pains, especially in your back. Keep these tips in mind to reduce pain and improve your time with your little one.
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by Maria Fermoile, PT, DPT, OCS Alliance Rehabilitation, Fresno, CA
There is and has been a long-term debate about the merits of using heat or ice as a treatment after injury. Despite years of research, education, and even anecdotal evidence from healthcare professionals and trainers, much confusion has surrounded the issue.
To this day, the conventional thinking has been that ice should be used in the first 24-48 hours after injury to decrease inflammation (swelling) and pain. In 1978, Dr. Gabe Mirkin coined the term "R.I.C.E." (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation), and this concept became the standard in treatment of acute injuries and post-surgical patients.
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You've been dealing with chronic pain for months, and have talked to your doctor about surgery. It's been scheduled and now you're anxious about getting through the day. But what do you do the day — or the week — after the operation?
Many patients focus so much on the hours spent at the hospital that they don't consider the importance of rehabilitation after the operation. If your doctor has prescribed physical therapy after your surgery, it's because he believes it will be a key part of your recuperation. Here are some of the reasons you may need to do PT after your operation:
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Arthroscopy is a procedure used to investigate a multitude of joint-related symptoms by actually looking inside the joints. Similar to a telescope with a light source, the light aspect is necessary to "light up" the joints and to magnify the structures contained within the joint.
Arthroscopy is typically performed under local or general anesthesia, and sometimes under spinal or epidural anesthetic. Some of the common symptoms arthroscopes examine are swelling, pain and joint instability.


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This book of poetry is published by Voices From the American Land, a conservation organization designed to preserve some of the U.S.'s most pristine environments.
Authors Brent Martin (who works with The Wilderness Society) and lives near Franklin, Barbara Duncan (the education director at the Museum of the Cherokee Indians), and Thomas Rain Crowe (poet and publisher from Jackson County) will read selections from the book.
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In French Women Don't Get Fat: The Secret of Eating for Pleasure, Mirielle Guiliano produced a No. 1 New York Times bestseller and became an international sensation, with her book translated into 37 languages.
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A RESIDENTIAL unit in Bromsgrove for people with long-term mental health problems has received a glowing report from inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Tudor Lodge was visited earlier this month for an unannounced routine inspection.
Personal care or treatment records were examined and the views of the staff and those who used the service were also sought.
Among the comments from those living there were that they were happy in the unit, the staff had a kind and caring approach, their individual needs were being met and they felt safe.
Standards were met on all of the five aspects considered by the CQC relating to users. These included respecting and involving people, care and welfare, safeguarding from abuse, requirements relating to workers and assessing and monitoring the quality of care.
Mark Dickens is the adult mental health lead for the Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, which runs the unit.
He said: "We are very pleased with the outcome of this inspection and feel it highlights the hard work that is put in to ensure those using services at Tudor Lodge receive the very best care.
"This also shows consistency within our mental health inpatient services as it comes off the back of five of our wards receiving Royal College of Psychiatrists accreditations, four of them accredited as 'excellent'."
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Thanks. I love this office design. Your work is beautiful, simple and efficient.
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Niche reDesign, is there any way you can detail what each item is in this photo,,,I am trying to design an office space in my home and
Awesome design! The issue I see is that the Kallax unit is 30.375" wide and the Linnmon top is only 29.5" wide, so they won't align. Any advice? I suppose
Great design with IKEA furniture! Are these custom-made pin boards on the walls? Or were
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Do you have the dimensions of the island ? Love the design.
It is called Marguerite after the designer's grandmother.
The color is "Marguerite" - named after the designer's grandmother. It is a light grey. Karen Swanson could give you better
Better to see it so you can clean it, right? On another note, I am a designer and dealer for Pennville so let me know if you need help with your kitchen
Island. Stools and walnut butcher block — connorparker
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Tommy Bahama-inspired Spa Bath
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wall tiels and floor tiels design
Tile design...Floor tile design
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Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs
Tineke triggs
can you incorporate code-required baseboard heaters into the window seat design?
Do you know a good carpenter in Manhattan that could do same design for the wall unit? thanks
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Seriously? Why would you waste the designer's time?
that you just need to incorporate plenty of ventilation in fronts of your design. It can be effective and attractive, all at the same time!
Retro and sleek design that gives me a homey feel.
Simple and elegant, the design of this bedroom can grow with a child for years. The capiz chandelier, Missoni print pillows, built-in bookshelves, window
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What a wonderful design. I would love to know the material used for the mantle and how the effect
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chimney effect for cooling — chizzonite
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the same as the next tile.
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You can call Ceramic Tile Design in San Rafael, CA (415) 485-5180. Lauriel can tell you
Page 7 The color is "Slate (3 x 6)."
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The mosaic field tile is 5/8" x 5/8" White Carrera Marble.
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also Carrera and are 6" x 12".
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The Distinguished Service Award (DSA) is awarded annually by the Association of Local Public Health Agencies to individuals in recognition of their outstanding contributions made to public health in Ontario.
Recipients have demonstrated exceptional qualities of leadership in his/her own milieu; achieved tangible results through lengthy service and/or distinctive acts; and displayed exemplary devotion to public health at the provincial level.
Awards are most often given to individuals within alPHa's membership (COMOH, Boards of Health Section or Affiliates) but individuals outside the alPHa membership who have made outstanding contributions to public health in Ontario may also be recognized.
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Northwestern Health Unit Board of Health
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Ontario Association of Public Health Dentistry
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Public Health Ontario
Joanne Tober
Brant County Health Unit (ANDSOOHA)
Joan Carrothers
Middlesex-London Health Unit (OAPHD)
Meighan Finlay
Ontario Council of Community Health Accreditation
Dr. Vivek Goel
Dr. Penny Sutcliffe
Sudbury & District Health Unit (COMOH)
Susan Kniahnicki
Algoma Public Health (ANDSOOHA)
Beth Pater
Kingston Frontenac and Lennox & Addington Board of Health
Dr. Graham Pollett
Middlesex-London Health Unit
Suzanne Ross
Eastern Ontario Health Unit (AOPHBA)
Ken Gorman
Durham Region Health Department (ASPHIO)
Elizabeth Haugh
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (ANDSOOHA)
Dr. William Ryding
Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit, and Hastings & Prince Edward Counties Health Unit (OAPHD)
Allison Stuart
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Don West
Porcupine Health Unit (AOPHBA)
Dr. Robin Williams
Niagara Region Public Health (COMOH)
Dr. Neil Farrell
Dr. Hazel Lynn
Grey Bruce Health Unit (COMOH)
Valerie Sterling
Toronto Board of Health (BOH Section)
Carol Timmings
Toronto Public Health (ANDSOOHA)
Monika Turner
Peter Delanty
Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit Board of Health
Pamela Scharfe
Huron County Health Unit (ASPHIO)
Charlie Viddal
Northwestern Health Unit Board of Health (BOH Section)
Dr. David C. Williams
Maria Harding
Thunder Bay District Health Unit Board of Health (BOH Section)
Dr. Garry Humphreys
Peterborough County City Health Unit (COMOH)
Klaus Seeger
retired from Oxford County Public Health (ASPHIO)
Mary Anne Simpson
Middlesex-London Health Unit (ANDSOOHA)
Dr. Sheela Basrur
Gilbert Hebert
Porcupine Health Unit Board of Health (BOH Section)
Dale Jackson
Hastings & Prince Edward Counties Health Unit (AOPHBA)
Jim Paton
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Northwestern Health Unit (COMOH)
Ron deBurger
Toronto Public Health (ASPHIO)
Larry O'Connor
Regional Municipality of Durham (BOH Section)
Dr. Donna Reynolds
Durham Region Health Department (COMOH)
Marvin Caplan
City of Hamilton (BOH Section)
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Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (COMOH)
Peter Willmott
Halton Region Health Department (ASPHIO)
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Brian Hatton
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Sheryl Feagan
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Ontario Ministry of Health
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York Regional Health Department (COMOH)
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City of Toronto Health Department
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Peterborough County-City Health Unit
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Simcoe County District Board of Health (BOH Section)
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Peterborough County-City Board of Health (BOH Section)
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North York Health Department (COMOH)
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Middlesex-London Health Unit (AOPHBA)
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If Keeping Up with the Kardashians was Big Brother Kim Kardashian would vote out her husband Kris Humphries. Her mother, Kris Jenner, would first axe her son Rob, closely followed by her hubby Bruce. Intrigued? You should be because this is one interview that just kept getting weirder.
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No scripted answers - this girl says what she thinks. Reality star Kim Kardashian lets her guard down as she talks about motherhood, diet and her plans for Dubai
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In a refreshingly candid chat Kim did nothing but entertain. While I'm a big fan of the family car-crash television shows, I will also admit to having a few reservations about meeting the star in person.
The family are constantly followed by an E! television crew, it's only natural to assume maybe they're all a bit crazy or unstable or just plain attention-seekers.
But having met Kim and Kris, I can tell you none of the above are even close to being accurate.
"When you do what we do, you have to be realistic," said Kim. "We have cameras following us all the time so being in the public eye is something which just goes with the territory."
Asked if every tiny detail of her recent wedding was planned by someone else in order to orchestrate optimum filming results, Kim said: "When you plan a wedding you need someone who is going to take control. I had to make so many decisions quickly because we didn't have too much time."
Funny, bubbly and strangely honest.
"I'd like to be a mum," she said. "Like I wish I had kids like 10 years ago. That way I could be best friends with them now. My mum had kids when she was like 20. By the time she was 30 she already had four so, you know, I see how close she is with me. But she's also close with my little sisters that she had at 40 and 42. I don't wanna wait too long."
Diet supplements, first dance wedding song, arguments with Kris, she doesn't hold back. Kim is Kim.
"It's harder to stay in shape when I travel so when I travel I take a diet supplement, Quick Trim, and it just gets my metabolism going and I'm not craving all the bad stuff you usually crave when you're traveling and stuff," she said.
"But usually I just enjoy the gym. I definitely have a sweet tooth so it's harder for me to watch what I eat but I love to work out. It's easy for me. I really like it. It releases stress. Every morning I get up and go. If I'm in LA then every day for an hour."
The second eldest of the Kardashian clan, Kim wasted no time getting to grips with Arabic culture during her first trip the Middle East.
Greeting the media at a press conference in Arabic (she'd spent a morning practising) Kim later admitted she still needed her "cheat sheet".
"You're not going to ask me how to say anything in Arabic, are you?" she whispered. "I'm really trying but it's hard for me to remember. I managed to find someone in the hotel to teach me some words in Arabic which was great," said the reality star. "It was really cool and everyone was like 'Oh my God, how do you know that?' It's been really fun," added the 30-year-old.
No difference
"Before I came here, I really thought that there would be such a difference between home and here and to be honest I see so many similarities. I mean we were eating at Nobu and we all forgot where we were. We literally thought we were at home. To me it's disturbing that anyone would have a bad feeling about Middle Eastern people."
Blown away by Dubai, Kim accompanied by her mother, Kris, arrived in the UAE to launch the first Millions of Milkshakes store at The Dubai Mall on Friday.
The pair have already enjoyed meals at some of the country's top restaurants, have ventured into the desert and old Dubai to witness some of the emirate's culture and heritage.
So what's next? "I'm really focused on designing for our Kardashian Kollection. In the US we launched it at Sears and we're going to Australia in three weeks to launch our handbag range. You know I just love designing and I just wanna continue to do that and open up stores."
"There is so much opportunity here," said Kardashian. "We've got to start a hotel in Dubai and design all the different rooms. There were so many different things I was thinking of last night. It has been very easy and everyone has been so welcoming. I would love to bring my sisters here and film a season here."
Referring to the name of one of her reality shows, Kourtney and Kim Take New York, Kim added "We could take Dubai."
Bride-just-gone to bride-to-be
Kim doesn't flash her 20-carat engagement ring, in fact she sits on her hands. She's not embarrassed or ashamed, she's polite. Noticing my (tiny by comparison) diamond, Kim gushed about wedding planning and had plenty of advice from a girl who'd done it all before.
"They're all special in their own way aren't they?" she asked grabbing my finger in excitement. "It's beautiful. So many congratulations."
I considered how appropriate it would be to ask her to be a bridesmaid. She did everything you'd hope for and more. She squealed and smiled and wanted to know details. Better still had advice for my fiancé.
"Always give the girl the choices. Well, what she wants," she said in all seriousness.
"It was the hardest time. It is so stressful. There are lots of arguments along the way so someone has to take the lead. Someone has to be in control of the decisions. Kris wanted to get involved but then he was travelling so for me I had to make decisions really fast because we didn't have a lot of time. Then girls just always know better. Let the girl have her way."
'Luckiest' mum
Mother to Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Rob, Kendall and Kylie, Kris Jenner admits life in the Kardashian household isn't always easy.
"You walk a fine line because I wear a lot of different hats so it just depends on the situation, what's going on, and who needs me the most. I mean one of my younger kids might need me as their mum and somebody like Khloe that day might need me as her manager. So you just have to decide what's going on, on that day really," she said.
"I think I'm the same as anyone. I happen to have a big family with many big personalities so it is definitely a dance. Everybody has a lotta drama throughout their day. So you know, you just have to take each situation as it comes and one day at a time."
While 55-year-old Jenner is every bit aware of the potential sacrifices the family makes due to the constant camera following she firmly believes the benefits far outweigh the negatives.
"You know, I consider myself one of the luckiest women in the world because I get to get up every day and work with my kids and it doesn't get any better than that," she said.
"Our family is the most important part of our lives so we make it a point that we must have family time. I mean what you guys see on television is 22 minutes of a 30-minute show. We definitely film all year long. We're always in perpetual production, which is so exciting. And we love to work together as a family. The time I cherish is important. I'm looking forward to December because we're off a lot and we're gonna take some time and celebrate the holidays and just all be together. We all love to travel together and to play together and to work together so that is our family time."
If Keeping up with the Kardashians was Big Brother who would be voted out first?
"Probably Rob. Because he's so dominated by all the strong female personalities," said Kris Jenner with little hesitation. "Rob and Bruce would be kicked to the kerb. That would be my vote. It's us girls. Girl power."
When the same question was asked to Kim, she said: "Kris [her husband] - just because it's really weird for him to get used to all the cameras. He would vote me off and I'd vote him off so we could be together in Minnesota."
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