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Projected Top 5 draft pick Anthony Bennett to have shoulder surgery
May 8, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
UNLV forward Anthony Bennett is projected to be one of the top five picks in this year's NBA draft, he's a guy who could step in and give some quality minutes next season
But news came out Tuesday night that could give teams pause.
Bennett will undergo surgery to repair the rotator cuff in his left shoulder and that will keep him out for about four months, his agent announced (thanks to CollegeBasketballTalk for the heads up). That means no pre-draft workouts, no Summer League, and a few more questions heading into the draft night.
Bennett is the second lottery pick to undergo surgery — Alex Len of Maryland had ankle surgery recently and also will be out likely until around the start of the next NBA season.
In what is generally regarded as a weak draft he may not fall far if at all. One GM told ESPN's Chad Ford he still wouldn't hesitate to take Bennett in the Top 5 because he knows the guy can contribute next year and has a high ceiling.
Bennett, 6'7" is a power forward who is long and was a beast in the paint in college. He has a big frame and flashed his athleticism showing off some of the best dunks of the college season. He's going to have to develop better handles and a better outside shot, but in an NBA going smaller and more athletic he could be a quality rotation power forward.
And so long as the should surgery goes well, all those attributes are going to get him shaking David Stern's hand pretty early on draft night.
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Took my family to visit this place. It is BRILLIANT.
The restaurant is a little expensive, but we took a pack lunch.
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Took my family to visit this place. It is BRILLIANT.
The restaurant is a little expensive, but we took a pack lunch.
There is plenty to do.
The museum is free BUT you have to pay £4 for parking (disabled badge holders also have to pay the full amount).
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I've visited here twice now, but only because of another event held in adjacent halls. Nevertheless I've had limited time to look around the museum, and, even for someone not overly fussed about aircraft, it is very interesting and there's lots to see. I really must go back for a proper leisurely visit sometime.
An amazing piece of history in the hear of London!! Its a must to visit to lear about what happened in the past which got us here today!!
Visited today for the first time with my 4 year old and neary two year old, we all had a great day. Particularly impressed with the children's play area; there was an excellent range of different activities. We spent 4 hours there.
Not much has changed here in fifteen years. Car park is now pay and display with no entry before museum opening times. Children's activity area suffers from frequently broken equipment. Lots of aeroplanes, a few cars and not much else. The human activity is definitely second place. Coffee shop is average.
Rainy day..went on a whim with 8 and 11 year old boys...absolutely amazed how good it was - and how much the boys enjoyed it. Considering it is free entry it is well worth a visit (car park £4). Excellent and much more extensive range - than anticipated - of aircraft in large hangers, particularly liked the WW2 displays, Lancaster...
Free to enter this amazing museum. Most planes you could ever think of (that served with the RAF) are there to be seen. Would recommend attending an open cockpits night, as you get to sit or get a closer look into a selection of these legendary machines.
I always recommend people to take their kids here. It is free and really hosts the most amazing collection of planes I have seen anywhere. Truly a must see for kids of all ages. I think my husband loves it most.
A bit of a tube ride to get there but really a great day out
I like the amount of planes here but I wanted to see a spaceship but when I asked to see one they called security. Unbelievable! I did like the cafe though - the doughnuts and sausages were da iawn. Gwil Bach x
Easy to get to on the Edgware branch of the northern line, get off at Colindale and either walk (10 mins) or by bus.
There is such a lot to see when you get there of aircraft right back to the twenties and right up to today. Really interesting displays and lots to see and do for all ages. There...
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Massage Combats PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that develops in response to a traumatic event. The event often includes physical and/or psychological harm to an individual or a loved one. Triggers of PTSD include violent personal assaults, natural or man-made disasters, accidents, or military combat. Post-traumatic stress is the inability to dissociate the trauma from the past and live without fear of the future. Evidence demonstrates that massage therapy eases suffering caused by this disorder and assists in the recovery process.
Trauma and PTSD
After the September 11th terrorist attacks on the United States, the perspective of the world changed forever. Since, the Indian Ocean tsunami, the Chilean and Kasuri earthquakes, hurricane Katrina, countless wars and famine, PTSD has risen to unprecedented levels. According to the National Center for PTSD, 7.7 million in the United States have suffered from PTSD.
Since October 2001, approximately 1.64 million U.S. troops have been deployed for Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom (OEF/OIF) in Afghanistan and Iraq, according to a major RAND study.1 Most of the 1.64 million will return home from war without problems and readjust successfully. However, 18.5 percent of all returning service members meet criteria for either PTSD or depression.1
Symptoms include: flashbacks and/or nightmares, avoidance/numbing, a feeling of estrangement from others, hyperarousal/hypervigilance, and a feeling of constantly being in danger. Other common symptoms include: sleep disturbance, physical pain, irritability, depression, suicidal thoughts, and no longer feeling at home in one's body.2
However common the disorder, stigma may hinder individuals from receiving treatment. In 2008, it was reported that only half of military service members who have returned from Iraq with PTSD or major depression have sought treatment.1 Stigma includes factors such as being concerned that one will be viewed or treated differently by peers or military leaders if they are receiving mental health treatment. Other barriers to receiving care include not being able to get time off work, lack of information about where to find help and not having adequate transportation to get to the location where care is available. Stigma and barriers seem to affect both genders, especially males, who are not as likely to pursue professional help as females.3
Sgt. Travis Runnels, Combat Veteran of the 1st Infantry Division, U.S. Army, (himself a sufferer of PTSD) said, "Team strength is emphasized within the units and nobody wants to feel like the loose link. Sometimes a cry for help is confused with being weak, instead of taken for the serious disorder it is. Understand that PTSD needs proper medical treatment and sometimes intervention." Runnels found that massage and alternative medicine were a real compliment to his conventional treatment. However, for a long time he had a hard time with doctors touching him, let alone someone that he was not comfortable with. Ultimately, at the right time with the correct counseling resources, he was able to control his reactions and unwind enough to the point where he was able to receive massage. "Massage helped me to learn to relax, let my guard down, and begin to feel safe and comfortable within my body and mind," said Runnels.
Traditional treatment includes pharmacology and psychotherapies, cognitive behavioral programs, exposure therapies, and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). Cognitive behavioral treatments include: psychoeducation, anxiety management, exposure and cognitive restructuring. According to the National Center of PTSD,4 specific cognitive behavioral therapies including prolonged exposure, cognitive processing therapy and EMDR are best used as initial treatments of PTSD. Group and family therapies along with alternative methods continue to be studied.4
Treatment is provided by TRICARE Prime, a health care plan for active duty military personnel, the Veterans Administration and the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). Since 1998, the DoD has required soldiers to complete a pre-and post-deployment health assessment, and more recently has mandated a post-deployment health reassessment to be completed six months after the service member returns home.5
Based on the combined screening, clinicians identified 20.3 percent of active duty and 42.4 percent of reserve soldiers as requiring mental health treatment, according to a 2007 study.6 Mental health treatment by the Veterans Administration is helping those with PTSD; 49-59 percent of those who had PTSD symptoms identified after the first assessment, report improvements six months later.6 However, those who didn't initiate treatment at that time, tend to get worse. Several community health programs are also becoming more readily available, one being a DE-STRESS program (Delivery of Self-Training and Education for Stressful Situations), that utilizes an interactive Web site to complete an eight-week program designed to help manage and treat PTSD.5
Holistic Help
A revolutionary change in the treatment of PTSD has begun with a holistic approach at the Fort Bliss Restoration and Resilience Center in Texas.7 The program, created by clinical psychologist John Fortunato, was launched in the summer of 2007 after a long struggle for funding. His six- to nine-month program includes a rigorous 35-hour treatment week that combines group and individual therapies that include alternative therapies such as: massage, reiki, qigong, tai qi, meditation, yoga, acupuncture, chiropractic, exercise, games, hot-stone therapy treatments and "rehearsal therapy", which includes telling your most painful memories over and over until they lose their power.
Fortunato uses acupuncture in the treatment of anxiety, panic and tension-induced pain. Reiki treatments are used to assist in treating hyperarousal symptoms. According to Fortunato, "In order to stay alive, their bodies have been hyperaroused for so long, that they come back and cannot turn it off. Their body doesn't even remember how to relax again, and because of that they don't sleep and are irritable. ... The massage has helped soldiers sleep."
And the holistic healing approach for soldiers is paying off: 12 of the 37 soldiers have returned to their units and only two have ended up having to take medical discharges from the army.
According to a 2005 study,8 positive changes have been shown in biochemistry following massage therapy including reduced cortisol and increased serotonin and dopamine. By decreasing the clients' cortisol levels with bodywork, a client can reduce the constant feelings of hyperarousal and danger. By increasing serotonin and dopamine in the brain, an ease of suffering and anxiety is felt.8
A study on sexual abuse victims suffering from PTSD conducted by Cynthia Price, concluded victims of PTSD showed a significant decrease in physiological and physical symptoms, after massage and body-oriented therapy (in addition to psychotherapy).9
Alternative medicine, massage and bodywork, along with traditional methods, can help victims of PTSD in the recovery process. With PTSD numbers on the rise, and more troops coming home every day, there are plenty of sufferers in need. In the hands of a well-intentioned therapist, massage for clients with PTSD acknowledges and helps to restore the most basic human needs of safety, trust, control, self-worth and intimacy. When these needs are satisfied in the context of a healthy therapeutic relationship, an individual may not only succeed but re-learn or discover for the first time how to thrive.2
For a comprehensive list of PTSD resources go to: http://ptsdcombat.blogspot.com/2007/01/need-transition-help-free-resources.html.
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Plenty of legislators are ignoring that risk. Their proposals, all going by the name "Caylee's Law," are an understandable response to the acquittal of Casey Anthony of killing her 2-year-old daughter. Swearing when you stub your toe is also understandable, which doesn't mean it will do your toe the slightest good.
It remains an open question whether Anthony committed murder, but even if she didn't, she was guilty of shocking malfeasance. What mother who had nothing to hide would fail to report her toddler missing for 31 days? The sponsors think that alone constitutes criminal neglect.
So in some 20 states, bills have been introduced making it a felony not to report a child's disappearance within a given time -- eight hours, 24 hours or 48 hours. Some would also make it a crime not to report a child's death within one or two hours. If such a law had been in effect in Florida three years ago, Anthony might have gotten a lengthy sentence despite the murder acquittal.
It seems to have gone unnoticed that she did get a lengthy sentence -- one year each on four counts of lying to law enforcement officers, almost all of which (with credit for good behavior) she had already served. Florida can blame itself for leniency on that offense. If she had given her false statements to a federal investigator, Anthony could have incurred five years in prison per lie.
For people given to homicide, the proposed change would have zero deterrent effect. If Anthony was willing to overlook the laws against murder, she would not have been fastidious in complying with a reporting rule.
The point of these measures is retribution against a single villain who allegedly escaped the severe penalty she deserved. But a law specifically aimed at preventing a repeat of today's notorious case will almost certainly be irrelevant to the shocking crime of tomorrow. In these instances, the unforeseen and surprising are the norm.
From the push for Caylee's Law, you might assume the problem with American justice is that there are not enough criminal laws on the books. In fact, there are some 4,400 such statutes at the federal level alone, on top of thousands more enacted by the states.
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This section provides detailed performance records on the trading strategies provided in our Candlesticks and Ichimoku Intraday Trade Ideas and Elliott Wave Daily Trade Ideas sections. The performance reports will be updated every week.
We sold euro against sterling at 0.7130 and the pair did meet renewed selling interest at 0.7138 and tumbled in line with our bearish expectations, downside target at 0.7030 was met (with 100 points profit) as price fell to as low as 0.6936 before rebounding strongly last week.
We bought cable earlier at 1.5470 and sterling did find renewed buying interest at 1.5451 and rallied in line with our expectations, our long position met upside target at 1.5580 with 110 points profit as the British pound rose to as high as 1.5676 before retreating.
We sold euro against yen initially last week at 135.40, the pair ran into renewed selling interest at 135.43 and dropped again, reached our downside target at 133.40 (with 200 points profit) as price fell to as low as 133.31. The single currency then staged a strong rebound from there late last week, we then took a view that low has been formed there and gave a buy recommendation to enter long at 135.55, then a long position was entered and this also met upside target at 137.55 (with another 200 points profit)
We sold euro once at 1.1030 last week but in view of the strength of the rebound from 1.0916, we exited the position at 1.1029 and looked to sell the single currency at a higher level.
We sold euro against yen again last week at 137.65, the single currency did meet resistance at 138.13 and retreated again, unfortunately we lowered our stop to 137.30 after seeing the pair dropping to 135.88 and the position was squeezed out as price bounced briefly to 137.42 before falling again.
The single currency topped out at 1.1278 and retreated since, sell sold euro at 1.1170 and renewed selling interest did emerge at 1.1171, then pair then fell again in line with our bearish expectation, downside target at 1.1070 was met as euro dropped to as low as 1.1032 before recovering.
We sold euro against yen last week at 140.00 and the pair met renewed selling interest at 140.63 and fell in line with our bearish expectations, our downside target at 138.00 was met later last week with 200 points profit, price eventually fell to 133.78 before rebounding.
The greenback went through some roller-coaster sessions last week, despite rising to 123.70, the pair topped out at 124.38 and dropped sharply after faltering below previous resistance at 124.45
The short position entered in USD/CAD at 1.2350 in the previous week finally reached our indicated downside target at 1.2150 (with 200 points profit) as price dropped to as low as 1.2128 last week before rebounding. We then turned long at 1.2220 in anticipation of a stronger rebound, the position is still running for now.
The long position entered in euro at 1.1220 in the previous week finally met our indicated upside target at 1.1330 (with 110 points profit) as the single currency found renewed buying interest at 1.1189.


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MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) today announced that Mike Madsen, President Defense & Space, will be presenting at the Honeywell Defense & Space Investor Day in Washington D.C. on Monday, November 19, 2012 at 10 a.m. EST.
Topics covered during the event will include a discussion of Honeywell's unique organizational structure, which includes a supply chain and engineering workforce common to its commercial and defense businesses and positions the company well in the face of future budget challenges. The company will also cover a deeper look at the U.S. and international defense budget landscape, sequestration scenarios, and 2013-2014 planning assumptions for the defense business.
"Honeywell has done a terrific job in expanding into international markets and attractive adjacencies that fit with our great positions in good industries approach," said Mike Madsen, President, Honeywell Defense & Space. "In addition, we're working closely with the Department of Defense (DoD) in providing retrofits and upgrades, which are improving efficiency and safety while extending the life of several proven platforms. We're also using our company-wide expertise in energy efficiency to help the DoD reduce operating costs. Through these programs and others, we're offering real solutions based on existing Honeywell technologies and programs to help the military cut costs while actually enhancing mission capability."
A real-time audio webcast of the presentation can be accessed at http://www.honeywell.com/investor, where related materials will also be posted prior to the presentation. The presentation materials will be in Adobe Acrobat format. A replay of the webcast will be available following the presentation at the same link listed above for 30 days.
Honeywell (www.honeywell.com) is a Fortune 100 diversified technology and manufacturing leader, serving customers worldwide with aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings, homes and industry; turbochargers; and performance materials. Based in Morris Township, N.J., Honeywell's shares are traded on the New York, London, and Chicago Stock Exchanges. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywellnow.com.
This release contains certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that we or our management intends, expects, projects, believes or anticipates will or may occur in the future are forward-looking statements. Such statements are based upon certain assumptions and assessments made by our management in light of their experience and their perception of historical trends, current economic and industry conditions, expected future developments and other factors they believe to be appropriate. The forward-looking statements included in this release are also subject to a number of material risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental, and technological factors affecting our operations, markets, products, services and prices. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, and actual results, developments and business decisions may differ from those envisaged by such forward-looking statements.
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