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08 Nov 2011 15:48 GMT | Sport, Athletics, Norway, Qatar, South Korea
Worries about competing in Qatar's scorching temperatures have been overblown and athletes should not worry, Norway's double Olympic javelin champion Andreas Thorkildsen said of the desert nation's bid to stage the 2017 world championships.
Doha is vying with London to host track and field's biennial showpiece event, with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) voting to decide the 2017 hosts on Friday.
Qatar's bid has faced the same questions over the fierce summer heat that followed the controversial decision by FIFA to award the 2022 soccer World Cup to the Gulf state.
Doha, which has mooted staging the event in September rather than the traditional August dates, plans to turn the Khalifa stadium in the capital into one of the "most technologically advanced stadiums in the world", designing an air-cooling system to keep athletes and fans comfortable.
"The javelin is such a high risk event... when its warmer there is less risk of injuries so that's one of the reasons I love competing out there."
Andreas Thorkildsen
"Heat will not be a problem. I don't think they would need the air con in the evening anyway, the wind picks up a little bit which creates a nice breeze... all the finals will be in the evening anyway," Thorkildsen, who is an ambassador for the Doha bid, said.
"And for the morning sessions they'll have the air con on... they will create pretty much optimal conditions for us anyway. They are going to do some interesting innovative things and really have thought about almost everything.
"I've loved competing there... had some good experiences, not only me but a lot of other athletes I've talked to about it. It's really nice to compete there, especially as a javelin thrower.
"The javelin is such a high risk event... when its warmer there is less risk of injuries so that's one of the reasons Ilove competing out there."
Perfect evening marathon Doha organisers plan to hold the marathon at night following the opening ceremony of the championships.
"I think it will be better than what we have seen at previous championships when they have run it in the morning,"Thorkildsen said.
"I remember in Osaka (in 2007), and some of the other places where the marathon has been held in the morning... the sun was out and people were passing out on the course.
"I don't think you will see that in Doha when it's on at night, under the lights and hopefully a nice breeze blowing. Itwill be perfect I think."
Thorkildsen said taking the global showpiece to new markets and regions was vital in increasing the popularity of the sport.
"Choosing Doha would be good for the entire region, it will give athletics a great push"
Andreas Thorkildsen
"It will hopefully help develop our sport, both in the sense of trying to attract kids from that region into the sport and also help create more fans in the region," he said.
"Choosing Doha would be good for the entire region, it will give athletics a great push."
The 29-year-old said he still hoped to be competing and challenging for major titles in 2017.
The Norwegian failed to defend his world title in Daegu, South Korea when he had to settle for silver behind GermanMatthias de Zordo, ending what he said was a difficult season.
"I had injuries and some technical problems. It wasn't terrible but I didn't meet my goals of winning in Daegu andwinning the Diamond League," he said.
While Thorkildsen is positive about hosting the worlds in Doha, there have already been disagreements about cooling techniques for the 2022 World Cup.
Architects designing a World Cup stadium are trying to persuade Qatari organisers to scrap plans to have air conditioning in the venue.
John Barrow of leading firm Populous says air conditioning is too expensive and "notoriously unsustainable" when used on a large scale.Air-conditioned stadiums to beat 122-degree desert heat in June were a defining theme of Qatar's winning bid last year. Barrow, however, says the planned Sports City stadium can be kept cool by shading seats and traditional Arabic methods for ventilation.
Populous proposes using wind towers to create fan-like air movement inside the 47,000-capacity stadium. Barrow says spectators could be kept comfortable at 86 degrees during evening matches.
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30 Sep 2013 19:22 GMT | Humanitarian crises, Asia Pacific, Australia, Indonesia
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott has skirted the key issue of asylum seekers during a state visit to Indonesia, choosing instead to focus on improving economic ties between the two neighbours. Following talks with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Monday, Abbott played down rising diplomatic tensions over refugees, a key issue in the recent Australian election that saw him sweep to power.
"The fact that there is a very strong and high-level delegation of business leaders travelling with me to Indonesiaas part of this visit testifies to the desire of the Australian people to build a much stronger...economic relationship based on greater trade and investment," Abbot said in a joint statement with President Yudhoyono on Monday.
Ties with Yudhoyono's administration have been largely cordial for nearly a decade, but Abbott's conservative administration got off to a rocky start over asylum seekers who make their way to Australia via Indonesia.
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Yudhoyono too put aside any suggestion of hostility over the issue which has become an emotional political debate inAustralia."Australia and Indonesia are both victims with regard to the issue of people smuggling and boat people. For instance, there are many people from the Middle East and other nations who come here and become a social and economic burden for Indonesia ... The solution to overcome this problem is effective cooperation between Indonesia and Australia," Yudhoyono said.Just days before his vist, at least 31 would-be asylum seekers died when their boat sank off the southern coast of Indonesia, a common transit point for refugees trying to make their way to Australia and against whom Abbott's government has promised to take a tougher line. Survivors of the accident, which also left around 20 missing, told journalists that they sent their GPS coordinates to Australian rescuers to assist them, but no one came to their aid.
Australia's Finance Minister Mathias Cormann stressed on Sunday that the area where the accident occurred was "under Indonesian jurisdiction" and insisted Australia provided "all appropriate assistance".Sensitive issue
Abbot's choice of Indonesia as his first overseas trip as premier is in line with a pledge to bolster ties with Asia, but it comes amid tensions after his hardline policies on asylum seekers were criticised by Indonesian officials.
In the campaign for September's elections, he pushed a "stop the boats" policy and has put into place a military-led operation known as Sovereign Borders, which involves turning boats around when it is safe to do so.
Hundreds have died in fatal sinking of boats in recent years, as huge numbers continue to board rickety, wooden boats in Indonesia to try and make the treacherous sea crossing to Australia.
The issue is hugely sensitive in Australia, where public anger is growing at the continued influx of people via the boats, and it was a key battleground issue during the elections.
But while Abbott's policies helped propel him to power, they have already strained the traditionally strong relationship between Indonesia and Australia, with Jakarta saying the measures could infringe Indonesian sovereignty.
During a meeting with his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop in New York last week, Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said the measure could put cooperation on asylum-seekers at risk.
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Happy Birthday, Graham Parker!
Like Elvis Costello, with whom he first shared the spotlight at the height of England's punk music revolution, Graham Parker drew his image as an irascible, rebellious rocker who was perpetually defiant and decidedly anti-authority. Born 61 years ago today, Parker may have since matured, but that cynicism and intensity have yet to subside. Parker and Costello have pursued parallel careers for the past 35 years or so, but they've also diverged considerably since their common beginnings. In truth, Parker has always been overshadowed by Costello's accomplishments and the divide between the two men continued to widen when Elvis broadened his palette and achieved both critical and mainstream success. Parker, for his part, continues to do what he has always done best -- namely to rail against the absurdities of society and spew his venom with wise, pointed and sarcastic observations.
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Parker and Costello once sounded remarkably similar but over the past couple of decades their music now differs considerably. Still, it's worth noting just how closely bound they were when they were starting out. In the beginning, in fact, they pursued identical paths and it's not only ironic, but actually rather striking, just how much they paralleled each other's trajectory. Forget the fact that Parker's still brash and brazen and Costello's now warbling Americana and adding classical music, jazz and Burt Bacharach to his repertoire; it's uncanny how many details these two men once held in common. Here are half a dozen of the more obvious examples:
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Logan's RunDirector: Michael Anderson
Cast: Michael Anderson, Michael York, Richard Jordan, Jenny Agutter
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This classic '70s sci-fi flick gets a competent presentation on DVD. The widescreen anamorphic print is presented with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1 and shows no outright signs of age. The English soundtrack is in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround and the optional French track is in mono. There are also optional English and French subtitles. The disc comes with an audio… See more details below
This classic '70s sci-fi flick gets a competent presentation on DVD. The widescreen anamorphic print is presented with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1 and shows no outright signs of age. The English soundtrack is in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround and the optional French track is in mono. There are also optional English and French subtitles. The disc comes with an audio commentary featuring the director, star Michael York, and costume designer Bill Thomas. The comments were recorded separately and all three are very well spoken, lending numerous insights into the making of the film. Special Features include a promotional featurette which runs nine minutes and was shot during the production of the film. Also included is a theatrical trailer and an eight-page booklet with production notes and trivia. On the main menu there is a hidden feature: when you click the life clock, you go to a screen which breaks down the various life clock colors and there corresponding ages. All in all, a solid disc.
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|Old Man
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|Sanctuary Man
|Lara Lindsay
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|Greg Lewis
|Bill Couch
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|Robert de Vestel
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|Jerry Goldsmith
|Score Composer
|David Zelag Goodman
|Dale Hennesy
|Production Designer
|Jerry Jost
|Sound/Sound Designer
|Ernest Laszlo
|Wiliam L. McCaughey
|Sound/Sound Designer
|Aaron Rochin
|Sound/Sound Designer
|Laurence Rosenthal
|Score Composer
|Harry W. Tetrick
|Sound/Sound Designer
|Bill Thomas
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Glenn Wilder
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Scene Index
0. Scene Selections
1. Main Titles [2:48]
2. A New Sandman [2:35]
3. Carrousel [5:16]
4. "Run, Runner!" [3:38]
5. Cruising the Circuit [4:58]
6. Sandman Headquarters [2:38]
7. Logan's Mission [6:42]
8. Jessica Summoned [6:20]
9. Cathedral Cubs [8:53]
10. "The New You" [6:03]
11. The Love Shop [2:57]
12. The Gate Keepers [4:57]
13. Sandman Attack [2:41]
14. The Breeding Plant [4:25]
15. The Ice Cave [1:42]
16. Introducing Box [3:51]
17. Their First Sunrise [2:01]
18. "I Hate Outside!" [2:52]
19. A New Day [1:56]
20. Ancient Washington [3:50]
21. The Elder Statesman [11:17]
22. Sandman vs. Sandman [3:57]
23. Death Of A Friend [1:23]
24. "We're Going Back" [3:16]
25. The Return Journey [1:03]
26. Beloved Husband [1:52]
27. A Way Inside [3:25]
28. "Carrousel Is A Lie!" [1:40]
29. The Interrogation [4:22]
30. Domed City Destroyed [:29]
31. A New Beginning [2:24]
32. End Credits [2:08]
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Jesus was not the Messiah that the Jews, the tenants of the vineyard, wanted and so they killed him, who was the owner's son. So the owner took the vineyard away from these tenants. This is no different from our modern day when Jesus is being rejected because he does not fit our secular ideals.Ave Maria! +++
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Christmas was traded from the Cavs on Thursday.
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Is $2,500 Christmas tree the most expensive in the country?
- A gardening business in Ohio has one 18ft fir on sale for the princely sum
- Other trees at Breezewood Gardens go for more than a grand
- Customers 'expect the perfect tree' says owner
The 'perfect Christmas tree' has gone on sale in Ohio. The catch? It comes with a $2,500 price tag.
Breezewood Gardens, a gardening business in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is home to the eye-wateringly expensive 18-foot Christmas tree, Fox 8 Cleveland reports.
Owner David Kay says says the hand-picked live Fraser Fir, which boasts 'good needle retention', is from the North Carolina woods and was sent first class to Ohio.
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Valuable: Breezewood Gardens owner David Kay and the $2500 Christmas tree
The tree was hand-picked and shipped first class from the woods of North Carolina
'These are customers we have been dealing with for years and they expect the perfect tree', he told Fox 8 Cleveland.
Mr Kay also described what a perfect Christmas tree requires a straight trunk and must be full 'all the way around'.
If you're budget doesn't stretch to Breezewood Garden's perfect tree, there are another two trees that cost over a grand, as well as a wide selection that cost hundreds of dollars.
According to Forbes, the average American will spend around $41.50 on a real tree. It is a $4.3bn industry and an estimated 25 million trees were sold in the U.S. in 2011.
In 2010 a luxury hotel in Abu Dhabi boasted a jewel-encrusted Christmas tree decorated with baubles worth over £7million.
VIDEO: A look at the world's most expensive Christmas Tree:
The $11m Christmas tree at the Emirates Palace luxury hotel in Abu Dhabi in December 2010
As well as more traditional decorations, the tree's branches were draped with gem-encrusted jewellry. The tree alone was reportedly worth $10,000.
Of course, there are Christmas trees that make Breezewood's price tags seem reasonable but they come with more than just pine needles. For example, a 20-foot tree made entirely of diamonds and crystal owned by Soo Kee Jewellery store was valued at $1.6 million in 2007.
The world's most expensive artificial Christmas tree was designed and made by the Tokyo-based jewellery designer Ginza Tanaka.
The 2.4metre tree has 48kg of pure gold and is decorated with Disney characters, according to Here In The City. Perfect if you have $4.2million burning a hole in your back pocket.
One canny entrepreneur has set up a business that allows families to rent a tree and have it delivered and then picked up from their home. The Living Christmas Company in California even offers customers the option of 'adopting' a tree year-after-year.
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New Delhi: Indian team's winning streak in ODIs continued as they won their sixth ODI title in a row and thrashed West Indies by 5 wickets in the third and final ODI played at Kanpur on Wednesday.
West Indies batted first and scored 263 runs. In reply, Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan played a magnificent knock and slammed a ton – his fifth in ODIs this year as India convincingly chased down the total in 46.1 overs.
This was India's sixth consecutive ODI title. After losing the ODI series against Pakistan in December 2012, India played six more ODI series, including the one against Windies and won all of them.
After the ODI series against Pakistan, England toured India for a five-match ODI series which was won by India 3-2. India then won the ICC Champions Trophy which was played in England where they defeated the hosts in the rain-interrupted final match. Following the success at the Champions Trophy, India played a triangular series where Sri Lanka and West Indies were the other two teams. Skipper MS Dhoni played a magnificent knock in the final and single-handedly won the match against Sri Lanka.
After the win in the triangular series, India toured Zimbabwe where Virat Kohli led the side and India comprehensively won the tournament 5-0. After four series win in a row, India defeated Australia in seven-match ODI series. A series which was marred with rain, India emerged victorious 3-2.
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Hard times demand tough measures and they don't come much tougher than George Graham... bring him back, Arsenal
Welcome to Jeff Powell's weekly sport column. Jeff already writes a hard-hitting boxing column every Tuesday but in his brilliant new commentary he tackles the big issues across the wide world of sport.
A good man is in torment. No-one at Arsenal is suffering more than the master on the bridge as this Titanic club lists ever closer to the iceberg of an eighth season with an empty trophy cabinet.
But then again if Arsene Wenger was not a dignified human being with a refined football brain he would have been sunk four or five years ago.
Had the French professor not brought so much education to the English game, the mutinous fans at the Emirates Stadium would have had him walking the plank long before his team succumbed 3-1 at home to Bayern Munich on a night of Champions League catastrophe.
Don't look now: Arsene Wenger had his head in his hands as Arsenal were humbled at home by Bayern Munich
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At any other major club the deed would have been done already and even at Arsenal the game is almost up, with the point of the sword pressing against the small of his back.
The football is still pretty but beauty alone cannot control for ever a beast which craves a rich diet of results.
And the terrible truth is that the purist in Wenger has brought him to the mercy of the mob.
In his pursuit of aesthetic perfection he has neglected to rebuild at the Emirates the rugged fortress which used to be Highbury.
When Wenger arrived at Arsenal he was able to paint his romantic murals on the wall of the forbidding defence constructed by George Graham.
As even more honours piled up the new, stylish Arsenal were acclaimed throughout the land.
Little or no cognisance was taken that without the foundations at the back, the shiny new edifice of attacking football could not have been erected.
It is no coincidence that as the cornerstones of Graham's battlement slowly crumbled, so the glittering prizes which they both used to grasp have slipped through Wenger's fingers.
The manager's fiscal prudence - which gratified the directors - was a factor. But most of the money which was spent went on second-tier forwards rather than the next generation of superior defenders.
A recent panic attack in the transfer market has become part of the problem, not the solution.
The answer is staring at them from within their own latter-day history: Bring back Graham to rebuild the rearguard.
It is not that long since the crowd sang 'one-nil to the Arsenal' and defied those outside to make fun of Graham's relentless team.
Hard to beat: George Graham's teams did not concede many goals
Then they became disciples of Wenger's fantasy football. But now it is one-three to the Bayern. That scoreline came with a pertinent reminder that Munich have run up a 15-point lead in the Bundesliga on the back of a defence so miserly that it had not conceded a goal in its preceding 644 minutes
of play.
Time for Arsenal to re-attend to the basics. They are leaking at the back and about to founder.
Wenger is an innovator. He needs only look across the Atlantic at the example set in American Football by the head coaches who rely on their defensive co-ordinator while they focus on the bigger picture.
Such a step would require the club to bite the bullet by accepting that Graham has served his time since dismissal for involvement in financial irregularities and ask him to return as Wenger's assistant.
Radical? Maybe. But hard times demand tough measures. Tougher than those brought in by Pat Rice and, this season, Steve Bould. Bould was a resilient brick in Graham's defence but the master-builder himself is available.
If Wenger himself is reluctant then he needs persuading to seek help in dealing with the weakest suit in his tactical deck of cards.
Trophy life: George Graham with Steve Morrow and the League Cup in 1993
Protestations from the players that it is all their fault, not his, are the next worst thing to that ominous vote of confidence from the board.
Rightly or wrongly such platitudes imply weakness in the dressing room, not strength. It also leaves a queasy sensation when Wenger feels a need to remind the world of how many big jobs he has turned down during these leaner years – England, France, Madrid, Milan, you name it.
No-one doubts his loyalty and love for Arsenal and such things are better left said by others. Barring a seismic upset in Munich in the second leg, Wenger's salvation hangs now on maintaining his consistent record of qualification for the Champions League.
If he and Arsenal let things drift any longer it may be too late. They go to Tottenham, of all hostile places, on Sunday week.
Spurs are currently above them in that crucial fourth place in the Premier League and if defeat there were to cost Arsenal that coveted place in Europe there would be no placating their supporters.
The only way for Wenger to preserve his dignity in those circumstances would be to turn round on that gang-plank, face the fury, fall on that sword.
And that would be a real shame.
Germans and Italians lead European shift in power
There is a movement in the force which drives the Star Wars of European football.
Whether it will bring about a restoration of power to the dark legions from Italy and Germany should become clearer after the second legs of the last-16 ties in the Champions League.
As it stands, AC Milan (2-0 up going to Barcelona), Juventus (returning home 3-0 ahead against Celtic), Bayern Munich (3-1 in front after visiting Arsenal) and both Schalke and Borussia Dortmund (following away score draws) are in pole position to fill five of the eight quarter-final places.
Take that: The mighty Barcelona were beaten 2-0 by AC Milan on Wednesday night
If those clubs make good on that prediction then the last hope for extending the Anglo-Spanish domination of recent years will be the winners of Manchester United v Real Madrid.
And on current form – even if Barcelona fall out of the reckoning - neither Jose Mourinho's Real nor Sir Alex Ferguson's United would be the favourites.
It's not over yet but the recent, resurgent claims that the Premier League is the greatest in the world are beginning to sound like empty jingoistic propaganda.
Mancini game for a laugh
Roberto Mancini's proclamation that he is currently the greatest manager in English football has caused much merriment.
Not least in the United half of Manchester where Sir Alex Ferguson is not only alive and kicking in the Champions League but presides over a 12-point lead atop the Premier League.
Mancini, meanwhile, is being tipped to join the sack race. Although it has to be admitted that if he were to overturn that deficit it would be a work of genius.
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Cutting your risk of cancer is no longer just about shunning tobacco. Be lean. Eat healthfully. Get active. Common-sense lifestyle strategies for lowering the risk of heart disease and diabetes are now being shown to help prevent many types of cancer.
Of course, there are few absolutes in cancer prevention. Cancer is still a riddle, with many factors, including genetics, playing a role. But growing evidence suggests that there are steps that we can take to lower our chances of getting the disease, experts say.
Otis Brawley, chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society, urges careful attention to the "three-legged stool" of excess weight, poor diet and inadequate physical activity, which together are linked to between a quarter to a third of cancer cases. If tobacco use continues its decline of the past 15 years or so, he said, that trio may supplant smoking as the leading preventable cause of cancer.
Indeed, a recent study found that women who followed the ACS Guidelines on Nutrition and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention lowered their risk significantly. Those guidelines include maintaining a healthy weight, adopting a physically active lifestyle, consuming a healthful diet that emphasises plant-based food, and limiting alcohol intake. Data on more than 65,000 post-menopausal women tracked for more than 12 years found that compared with those who were least compliant with the ACS guidelines, the women who followed them most closely had a 17 percent lower risk of any cancer, a 22 percent lower risk of breast cancer and a 52 percent lower risk of colorectal cancer, according to a study released in January.
"This suggests that even later in life, if you are making healthy choices it seems to be protective in terms of cancer risk," said lead author Cynthia Thomson, a professor in the college of public health at the University of Arizona. The women who best adhered to the guidelines were also 27 percent less likely to have died during the time frame of the study.
This study builds on 2011 research that found a lower risk of death from cancer, cardiovascular disease and all causes for non-smokers who followed the ACS guidelines, which include:
1. Maintain a healthy weight throughout life
Being as lean as possible and maintaining a healthy weight are key components of cancer prevention. People should aim for body mass index (BMI) score of 18.5 to 24.9, according to the ACS. "The data are becoming more and more consistent that gaining excess weight as we age, and even children being very heavy, can increase risks for cancers later in life," said Rachel Ballard-Barbash of the US National Cancer Institute.
According to the ACS, extra body weight is associated with greater risk of cancers of the breast, colon and rectum, endometrium, oesophagus, kidney and pancreas. Added weight also probably raises the risk of such cancers as gallbladder, liver, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, multiple myeloma, cervix, ovary and prostate.
A study published in 2003 in the New England Journal of Medicine found increased body weight associated with increased death rates for all cancers. The same association applied to deaths from many specific cancers including oesophagus, colon and rectum, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and kidney, as well as non-Hodgkin lymphoma and multiple myeloma. Poor BMI scores were associated with cancer deaths of the stomach and prostate for men and of the breast, uterus, cervix and ovaries in women. Large body size in childhood, adolescence and young adulthood predicted increased risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in a 2013 study in Cancer Prevention Research.
2. Get active
Your level of physical activity may affect your risk of several kinds of cancers: breast, colon, endometrium and prostate, according to the ACS.
A sedentary lifestyle, coupled with overeating, can create an energy imbalance that causes abnormalities in the body. If you are in the habit of taking in too many calories compared with what you burn, this imbalance can spur metabolic and hormonal changes and inflammation that may fuel many diseases, including cancer, heart disease and diabetes, Ballard-Barbash said. She said people who develop cancers such as colon, breast, lung and prostate often have other diseases as well, because some of the same mechanisms affect all these diseases. That is why controlling activity, weight and diet is so crucial to disease prevention and overall health.
Research in this area is growing. For example, post-menopausal women who walked seven hours a week had a 14 percent lower risk of developing breast cancer compared with those who walked fewer than three hours a week, according to an October 2013 study.
The ACS recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity such as brisk walking or 75 minutes of jogging weekly. A similar recommendation comes from the American Institute for Cancer Research, which calls for being physically active at least 30 minutes a day, with maximum health benefits coming from 60 minutes or more of moderate activity or 30 minutes or more of vigorous activity daily.
3. Eat healthfully
Over the past 50 years there have been many studies on the health effects of individual nutrients and foods. One week researchers report on the benefits of coffee; the next, it's the benefits of nuts or the negatives of sugary beverages.
For preventing disease, the current trend is to think about the entire diet or dietary patterns, rather than the particulars of dozens of foods or nutrients, Ballard-Barbash said.
"We don't know of a diet that definitely will prevent cancer," said Moshe Shike, a cancer prevention expert at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York. But, he added, "we have very strong evidence that a healthy diet can reduce the risk of certain cancers and [that] unhealthy diet and obesity are associated with increased risk."
The ACS recommends a diet rich in plants and whole-grain foods, especially one that controls calories consumed. The timing of your meals may jump-start your metabolism and help you balance your energy and burn calories efficiently, said Ballard-Barbash. She noted that studies seem to suggest that by simply eating your evening meal earlier and redistributing calories throughout the day, as opposed to eating later in the evening, may help reduce how many calories you eat and how well your body burns those calories, Ballard-Barbash said.
Shike and others recommend a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, with little red meat and more fish, whole grains and nuts. Thomson suggests that half your dinner plate consist of plant-based foods.
Cancer prevention experts also advise avoiding tobacco, limiting alcohol, knowing your family history, being careful about sun exposure and getting age-appropriate screening. They also suggest getting vaccinated against two major cancer-causing viruses: hepatitis B virus (HBV), linked to liver cancer, and human papillomavirus (HPV), which is linked to cervical and throat cancers.
In acknowledging that cancer is not completely preventable, many experts use driving metaphors to explain managing the risk. "We will wear seat belts. Most of the time we don't need them," said Edward Giovannucci, a professor of nutrition and epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health. "But most people think it's worth putting on seat belts. It makes sense to follow these guidelines."
"We don't play a blaming game," Shike said. "It's not about that. It's about starting from today moving forward. You can't change the past. But you can do things to improve your chances and decrease your risk."
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Mentawai FI Landscaping Survey: Community-Level and Policymakers-Level Dissemination Workshop
4 - 22 September 2014
The dissemination workshop is aimed to align understanding and terms between stakeholders on household risks, enterprise growth, and livelihood finance, to give context, rationale of the study and to seek attention from wider (provincial) audiences on key issues faced by Mentawaians and to build support among community and policy stakeholders for a wider scaling-up of the program. The Workshop is conducted in Sikakap, the Mentawai Island, on 4-5 September and Padang on 22 September.
Study Visit of Thai Trade Union Representatives to Indonesia on Protection of Migrant Workers
22 - 24 August 2014
The visit is the first step in the efforts to strengthen the cooperation between trade unions in Indonesia and in Thailand, the ILO-IPEC Shrimp Project and ILO ASEAN Triangle Projects have planned to organize a study visit of representatives of Thai trade unions to Indonesia to exchange information and learn from experiences and good practices with a focus on shrimp and seafood industry.
Regional launch of the joint ILO-ADB study: ASEAN Community 2015: Managing integration for better jobs and shared prosperity
20 August 2014
The ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), a single regional common market and production base, will become a reality in 2015 for the 600 million women and men of the 10 ASEAN Member States. This will lead to the freer flow of goods, services, investment and skilled labour in the region. New opportunities for growth and prosperity are likely to emerge, but the challenge is to ensure that growth is inclusive and prosperity is shared. The ILO and the Asian Development Bank, with support from the ASEAN Secretariat, have conducted a study on ASEAN Community 2015: Managing integration for better jobs and shared prosperity. The report examines the impact of the AEC on labour markets and offers evidence-based policy recommendations for better jobs and equitable growth, including strengthening regional cooperation, facilitating structural change, improving job quality, enhancing skills, boosting productivity and wages, and managing labour migration.
Employment Projections and Labour Market Information: Technical Review and Validation Workshop
22 July 2014
The objective of inclusive and sustainable job-rich growth in Indonesia is outlined in the Indonesian Government's commitment to "pro-jobs" and "pro-poor" growth within its development agenda. To support the realization of job rich growth, it is important that medium term development strategies plan for job creation. Using models to establish employment projections are an important part of planning for employment.
Media Training for Disabled People's Organizations
17 - 18 July 2014
The role of media is crucial in shaping people's mindset about disability and to help addressing stereotypes and misconception about disability. Media also serves as the main source of information for services and opportunities and to provide useful insights and understanding of current events and could help ensuring that the disability issues are on the public agenda. Therefore, involving media in the advocacy works is crucial.
Launch of Roads for Development Movies
16 July 2014
The launch of the two movies of Roads for Development Programme (R4D) (30 and 3 minutes long) is aimed to showcase the work and the impact of R4D programme as the leading rural roads program in Timor-Leste.
Sensitization Workshop on Employment Social Security Programme
7 - 8 July 2014
The commitment to social protection is reflected in the Indonesian constitution (1945) that translated to the National Social Security Law (Law No. 40/ 2004) and the Law on Social Security Providers (Law No.24/ 2011) as well as, recurrent at the Tripartite Indonesian Job Pacts (2011-2014) adopting the recommendation for ratification the ILO Convention 102 on Minimum Standard of Social Security and universal coverage for social security.
ASEAN Labour Inspection Conference 2014
3 - 4 July 2014
It is the succeeding event to three previous conferences that tackled and provided recommendations on national and ASEAN-level issues which included developing new methods and tools for improving labour inspection effectiveness, strengthening enforcement of national safety and health laws, and concerns surrounding labour migration, child labour, and the agricultural sector.
Civil Society Forum on ILO Domestic Workers' Convention, 2011 (No.189) 1-2 July 2014, Manila, Philippines
1 - 2 July 2014
The increasing participation of national workers in the formal sectors of the economy generates the necessity to hire foreign workers to perform domestic chores.
Meeting of Indonesia Multi Donor Fund Facility for Disaster Recovery (IMDFF-DR) Secretariat
26 - 27 June 2014
IMDFF-DR is a facility built by the Indonesia government with the development partners in order to support the disaster management according to the Law Number 24 Year 2007. The facility is geared to prepare the necessary steps for IMDFF-DR to function as gap filler, catalytic support and complement government program in disaster management.
HIV Assessment in Papua and West Papua
22 - 29 June 2014
ILO is working in partnership with DFAT to develop and demonstrate a low cost model to deliver effective HIV prevention, counselling and testing and treatment support services through the private sector in Papua and West Papua.
ILO-KSTL Leadership Training on International Labour Standards and Collective Bargaining
20 - 21 June 2014
Timor Lorosae Trade Union Confederation (KSTL/TLTUC) is the trade union center in Timor Leste with some 7,000-8,000 members. To date trade unions have been working to organize workers mainly in the formal sector through democratic representative structures, raising awareness of labour rights, advocacy and collective bargaining.
Union Workshop on Wage Fixing Policy
16 - 18 June 2014
Minimum wage has always been a difficult, complex and controversial question in Indonesia and in many developing countries in the world. Achieving a balance between the economic and social objectives of minimum wage setting is a continuing challenge for policy makers, employers and workers. Employers are concerned about ability to pay and unions and activists about maintaining decent standards of living for workers. Policy makers must balance the demands of maintaining a wage floor for workers on the one hand, and the potential employment or inflation effects of wage setting on the other.
Awareness Raising Seminar and Technical Workshop on Social Security Insurance-Employment (BPJS-Ketenagakerjaan)
16 - 17 June 2014
In line with the Indonesia's policy direction adopting universal coverage for social protection by implementing the universal health coverage, the Government of Indonesia lead by the Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration, now is developing Employment Social Security scheme that would revisit the current schemes of Death, Working Injury and Lump-sum old age benefit in which to be extended by pension programme through releasing number of its implementing regulations commencing 1st July 2015.
The Commemoration of the World Day against Child Labour: Say no to child labour in Timor-Leste
12 June 2014
Timor-Leste as one of the youngest nations of the world has been actively engaged in combating child labour and fostering primary universal education not only in the capital city, Dili, but also in the rural areas. The Government of Timor-Leste is committed to focusing its attention on implementing activities and measures to eradicate practices that violate the rights of children, such as early marriages, child labour, and other types of exploitation, including domestic violence and sexual abuse.
The launch of the butcher shop as part of the business development services in Timor-Leste
9 June 2014
The launch is part of the effort to create a nation-wide access to enhanced and innovative market/need orientated business development services. The programme is conducted in collaboration with the the Institute of Business Support (IADE), the implementation arm of the Secretary of State for the Support and Promotion of the Private Sector (SEAPRI).
Training Organizer for Piloting Eco-tourism/Guesthouses Toolkits under the ASEAN Small Business Competitiveness Programme
5 - 6 June 2014
All over ASEAN countries, micro small medium enterprises (MSMEs) make up more than 90 per cent of all domestic firms and 75-90 per cent of the non-agricultural workforce. Needless to say, the barriers to entry, survive and maintain a sustainable growth for entrepreneurs are multidimensional; there are issues with funding, legal set-up, implementation approach, access to market research, lack of conducive business environment, et cetera.
Kick-off Workshop on Rural Roads Master Plan for Timor-Leste
4 June 2014
The development of a Rural Roads Master Plan (RRMP) is one of the key outputs of R4D. Once finalized, the RRMP will be the main document for the Government of Timor-Leste to guide investments in the rural roads, in line with the priorities and aspirations of all concerned stakeholders. The value of the RRMP will reach well beyond the operations of the Ministry of Public Works.
Regional Meeting on Increasing Productivity through Enhancing the Safety and Health of Migrant Workers, Marriot Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok Thailand, 29-30 April 2014
27 - 28 May 2014
The mobility of professionals in the ASEAN region is expected to increase significantly with the realization of the ASEAN Economic Community's (AEC) Blueprint for the free flow of skilled labour by 2015. Increased efforts will be needed to ensure that robust regulatory frameworks are in place across the region when the AEC is scheduled to commence in 2015
Task Force on ASEAN Migrant Workers and ILO-ASEAN TRIANGLE Project Regional Civil Society Consultation: Post 6th AFML Activities 27-28 May 2014, Bangkok
27 - 28 May 2014
The primary objective of this consultation is to identify activities that national CSO stakeholders will undertake to implement the Recommendations of the 6th ASEAN Forum on Migrant Labour (AFML) and to assess the extent to which CSO have contributed to the implementation of the AFML recommendations (3rd, 4th, 5th)


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