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The Seattle Times' weekly list of arts and entertainment highlights includes the "Argo," a Maple Viewing Festival at the Japanese Garden, pizza class, Seattle Music Theatre costume sale, and men in dance, among others.
Based on the true story of how a CIA officer helped rescue six Americans trapped in 1979 Iran, "Argo," directed by and starring Ben Affleck, is an inspiring tale of heroism and a crackling piece of entertainment. Now playing at several theaters. For showtimes, see Page H9. For Seattle Times movie critic Moira Macdonald's 3 ½-star review, go to www.seattletimes.com/movies.
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'Emily Owens, M.D.'
This new show stars Mamie Gummer (aka Meryl Streep's daughter) as a young medical intern. Series premiere, 9 p.m. Tuesday on The CW.
'American Horror Story: Asylum'
Prepare for many sleepless Wednesday nights with the return of this unflinching, mind-bending horror show from creator Ryan Murphy. This season the action takes place at a "haven for the criminally insane" in 1964. Season premiere, 10 p.m. Wednesday on FX.
Pizza class
A big portion of our pizza-loving community believes Serious Pie is the best. Now you can learn how they do it. The staff will show how to work the dough and then the apple-wood-burning oven does its magic. The $35 fee includes lunch of pizza and Italian wines. Next class (limited to 12) at 316 Virginia St., from 10-11:30 a.m. Saturday (tomdouglas.com).
Festivals, community
Maple Viewing Festival
The Japanese Garden is aflame with fall colors, music and a bonsai display, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. today, 1075 Lake Washington Blvd. E., Seattle; $4-$6 (206-684-4725 or seattlejapanesegarden.org).
Tacoma Holiday Food & Gift Festival
Ho, ho, ho! Holiday decorations, arts and crafts vendors, Santa visits, holiday meal demos, from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 21, Tacoma Dome, Tacoma; $12.50-$13.50, ages 12 and younger free (800-521-7469 or holidaygiftshows.com).
100th Anniversary of Poulsbo Lutefisk Dinner
Marking a century of lutefisk dinners with the sale of pickled herring and lefse, and a gourmet all-you-can-eat lutefisk meal (seating every 20 minutes), from 11:40 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, at the Christian Center at the First Lutheran Church of Poulsbo, 18920 Fourth Ave. N.E., Poulsbo; $23, $5/ages 11 and younger (www.poulsbo-lutefisk.com).
Theater Costume Sale
Just in time for Halloween: Seattle Musical Theatre is selling costumes: vintage, distressed, period, modern, children's clothing, hats, shoes, accessories, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. today, 7400 Sand Point Way N.E., Bldg 47, Magnuson Park, Seattle; cash and checks only. (www.seattlemusicaltheatre.org).
Issaquah Museum's
40th Anniversary
A celebration of the museum's 40th anniversary, with the dedication of new weekend service on vintage Issaquah Valley trolley at 1 p.m. today, rides until 3 p.m., Issaquah Train Depot, 50 Rainier Blvd. N., Issaquah; free (425-392-3500 or www.issaquahhistory.org).
City Arts Festival
The insatiably curious former Talking Head David Byrne and Dallas singer-songwriter St. Vincent sing selections from "Love This Giant" as the opener of City Arts Festival, which also features Ghostland Observatory, Joshua Radin, A Fine Frenzy, the Maldives and many others at various Seattle venues Wednesday through Saturday. Individual tickets $10-$27; wristband passes $55-$130; arts event passes $50-100. Byrne and St. Vincent perform at 8:30 p.m. at the 5th Avenue Theatre, 1308 Fifth Ave., Seattle; sold out (888-377-4510 or www.cityartsfest.com).
Pop music
Luciana Souza
One of the most precise, compelling and emotionally plausible singers in jazz today, Brazilian powerhouse Luciana Souza recently released two wonderful albums, "Duos III" and "The Book of Chet." Souza appears, with the incomparable Seattle pianist Dave Peck opening, as part of the Earshot Jazz Festival at 7 tonight at the Triple Door, 216 Union St., Seattle; $10-$22 (206-838-4333 or www.thetripledoor.net).
Laurie Anderson
The whimsical performance artist performs "Dirtday!," the third in her series of solo story works, which touches on politics, evolution, family, history and animals but promises, as always, to mix the hyper-real and the surreal. 8 p.m. Saturday at Meany Theater, University of Washington campus, $20-$44 (206-543-4880 or www.meany.org).
'Return to Paradise'
Teatro ZinZanni turns its tent into the Paradise Club, circa 1962, for a re-imagined World's Fair party starring Elvis, Jimi Hendrix and Bruce Lee, plus local musicians and favorite veteran performers. Show times vary. Through Jan. 27, 2013, 222 Mercer St., Seattle; tickets start at $106 (206-802-0015 or dreams.zinzanni.org).
'Danny, King of the Basement'
Daniel S. Craig's play tackles the tough subjects of family homelessness and hunger by way of an optimistic boy who finds that friends are among the most valuable possessions. Preview Thursday, opens Friday-Nov. 18, Seattle Children's Theatre, 201 Thomas St., Seattle; $20-$36 (206-441-3322 or www.sct.org).
Classical music
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
The coming week is a busy one for the SSO, starting with a Masterworks concert of Beethoven's "Corialan" Overture, Haydn's "Drum Roll" Symphony and a world-premiere work by Dai Fujikura, "Mina." Guest performer is the International Contemporary Ensemble, whose co-founder, Claire Chase, just won a MacArthur "Genius" Grant. Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle; $19-$112. Also up: two nontraditional programs on Friday night: "Untuxed," at 7 p.m., offering a reprise of the "Drum Roll" with ICE, and the inaugural "[untitled]" at 10 p.m., with a program of Cage, Feldman and Ligeti's "Poeme Symphonique" for 100 metronomes (206-215-4747 or www.seattlesymphony.org).
Amy O/tinyrage
Prankster-provocateur Amy O'Neal debuts the full-length version of her solo piece "The Most Innovative, Daring and Original Piece of Dance/Performance You Will See This Decade," a droll "nonverbal lecture" (with supertitles) about the charged gender/racial/political import of various dance vocabularies. 8 p.m. Friday through Oct. 21, Velocity Dance Center, 1621 12th Ave., Seattle; $12-$15 (206-325-8773 or www.velocitydancecenter.org).
Men in Dance
Every two years, male dancers move into the spotlight with this festival that always includes some spectacular work. This year's showcase includes work by Wade Madsen, Jason Ohlberg and a special guest from Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, among others. 2 p.m. today, 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 2 p.m. Oct. 21. Broadway Performance Hall, 1625 Broadway, Seattle; $20-$25 (800-838-3006 or www.brownpapertickets.com).
Visual arts
'Elles: Women Artists from the Centre Pompidou, Paris'
"Women take over" is the motto at Seattle Art Museum this fall, as SAM hosts the "Elles" show of 130 works — painting, sculpture, drawing, video and installation by pioneering female artists — from Paris and "Elles: SAM," works from the museum and private and public collections that contribute to the broader story of women in art. There's also plenty of related programming at SAM and other sites around town; check the website for details. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Thursdays-Fridays, Thursday-Jan. 13, 2013, 1300 First Ave., Seattle; $23, note that admission to "Elles" is timed. (206-654-3100 or www.seattleartmuseum.org).
Tony Angell
Celebrating his most recent book, "Gifts of the Crow," the lauded Northwest wildlife artist is exhibiting etchings from the book, sculptures and lithographs, many showing the trickster nature and stunning adaptability of our constant urban companion, the crow. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays through Oct. 27, Foster/White Gallery, 220 Third Ave. S., Seattle (206-622-2833 or www.fosterwhite.com).


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IAEA to Discuss Advances in Iran's Nuclear Program
Kerr, Paul, Arms Control Today
THE INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors will hold a crucial meeting on Iran's clandestine nuclear activities this month to address concerns that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons program. The meeting comes after the agency released an August 26 report saying that "there remain a number of important outstanding issues" about Tehran's nuclear program that require "urgent resolution." (See page 30.)
That report was the latest in a series of warnings by the IAEA about Tehran's nuclear activities. Prompted by the United States and other countries, a June IAEA Board of Governors statement called on Iran to resolve concerns created by the government's failure to report nuclear activities "as required by its safeguards obligations." The statement specifically called on Tehran to sign an additional protocol to its IAEA Safeguards Agreement and allow the agency to conduct environmental sampling at the Kala Electric Company-a site where Iran might have carried out illegal uranium-enrichment activities. Safeguards agreements are required under the nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT), which Iran ratified in 1970, to ensure that member states do not divert civilian nuclear programs to military purposes.
The Board's statement came just after the IAEA issued a report June 6 about Iran's undeclared nuclear activities. Agency experts have visited Iran several times during the past two months to verify information Iran subsequently provided about these activities.
The United States has long expressed concern that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons program-a charge Iran has repeatedly denied. A State Department official interviewed August 28 said that the most recent report provides "further incriminating evidence" of Iran's violations of its safeguards agreement, adding that the IAEA needs to continue to pursue these matters.
Iran Considers Additional Protocol
IAEA Director-General Mohamed ElBaradei visited Iran July 9 to urge Tehran to conclude an additional protocol, and a group of IAEA experts followed up on his visit on August 5-6 for further discussions about the matter. …

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This was my first year growing vegetables — four tomato plants and five pepper plants — and the experience proved to be very, well, fruitful. My little garden is winding down with the cooler and wetter weather, but I'm already thinking about what to plant next year. Perhaps I'll even start some plants from seed.
If you like to grow things, and have an interest in harvesting seeds from your own plants, this week's book has great information for all gardeners. The author shares seed-saving basics to help you get started, such as when to harvest seeds, how to clean them and how long they can be stored. You'll also get a few interesting biology lessons about seed development, pollination and germination. And when those seeds finally turn into seedlings, you'll know exactly what to do when it's time to transplant.
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Dr. Anne S. De Groot is the founder, immune engineer, chief scientific officer and CEO of Providence-based vaccine company EpiVax, which champions the "vaccines-on-demand" movement. She talks with Providence Business News about her experience as a panelist at a health care conference, "The Immunology Revolution: Here Now or Hurry Up and Wait?" more
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text: Syria and Lebanon under French Mandate By Stephen Hemsley Longrigg No cover image Syria and Lebanon under French Mandate By Stephen Hemsley Longrigg Read preview Excerpt The formal historian of a very recent period, however conscientious, must labour under great disadvantages. These concern his materials, still largely unassimilated or unpublished: his own power of perspective, the more liable to distortion as the objects viewed are nearer, or too near: and his own human tendency to prejudice in a field in which he has himself observed, with emotion and doubtless some partiality, the unfolding of the events described. Nor can he, after researches of some years duration, expect as many readers, or the same rewards, as the visiting journalist, political pamphleteer or imaginative gossip-writer. These are highly deterrent considerations and may explain why no reasonably satisfying history of the French Mandate in Syria and the Lebanon seems yet to have been published.I have been led to undertake the present work partly by personal interest in the territory (to which I paid many and sometimes prolonged visits between 1925 and 1950) and by my acquaintance there with a considerable number of French, Syrian, and Lebanese residents or officials: partly as a devoted admirer (outside the political sphere) of the French genius and achievement, and at the same time a friend of Arabs for more than forty years: and partly because, as an official for some years in another and neighbouring Mandated Territory ('Iraq), I believed that I could appreciate fairly well the difficulties and possibilities of the mandatory relationship. And, apart from the remembered gleanings from innumerable conversations with French and Syrian friends on these and similar problems, a fairly wide range of written sources in French, Arabic, Italian, and English was available.The episode of the French Mandate ended twelve years ago and, tant bien que mal, can be seen now as a completed whole. As such it seems to offer an interesting and not profitless subject for historical treatment, and one upon which a tentative judgement can be passed. Some at least of current misconceptions can be corrected and a sounder factual basis offered for the use of popular writers, journalists, politicians, and the like than is at present available. This may be the more useful since the annals of the Levant from 1920 to 1945 well illustrate the earlier working of certain persisting forces (notably that of Arab nationalism) in that region, and to some may seem to throw light also on the scarcely less persisting French attitude to their other dependent-- or till recently dependent--Islamic territories. My own conclusion, as will be seen in these pages, has been that the French Mandatory . . . Related books and articles Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia History of Syria: Including Lebanon and Palestine By Philip K. Hitti Macmillan, 1951 Read preview Overview Colonial Citizens: Republican Rights, Paternal Privilege, and Gender in French Syria and Lebanon By Elizabeth Thompson; Leila Fawaz Columbia University Press, 2000 Read preview Overview Lebanon in History from the Earliest Times to the Present By Philip K. Hitti MacMillan, 1957 Read preview Overview Lebanon: A History 600-2011 By Aoudé, Ibrahim G. 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Guyana Football Federation (GFF) United States of America-based Technical Director Mark Rodrigues said yesterday that his current visit to Guyana was to assess and ascertain the current status of Guyana's football.
Speaking at a press conference held at the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) office in Section K Campbellville, Rodrigues said: "I am here to do an overall assessment of Guyana football. I have my ideas of where we are and where we should be."
He said that the scramble to bring together a team a few years before the World Cup should be avoided,
adding that the building of a team over a structured time frame and manner was simply the better option.
"We need to build on the legacy of what our women and men have done. We got two good legacies and we need to build on it.
"We need to enhance the youth by setting up leagues so that we can build a sustainable programme. We are behind the other Caribbean countries and need to catch up. We need to build from the bottom up, only then can we be on the right path."
Questioned about the current status of the female national side, Rodrigues said "Right now they are currently dormant but excited and eager to get going and attempt another run at qualifying for the World Cup.
"Thanks to the GFF for the opportunity to promote the game at both the male and female level in this beautiful country of ours," added Rodrigues.


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Sauteed Turkey with Orange-Miso Sauce
From EatingWell: January/February 1998, EatingWell Serves Two
Sauteed turkey gets a turn in a rich pan sauce made from orange juice, Madeira and miso. Prunes add a touch of sweetness, and mushrooms add earthy depth. Make it a meal: Serve with steamed broccoli and whole-wheat couscous to soak up the rich sauce.
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup Madeira, (see Note)
- 2 tablespoons dark miso paste
- 8 pitted prunes, diced
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 pound turkey cutlets
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1/4 cup chopped shallots
- 8 ounces white or cremini mushrooms, thickly sliced
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh parsley
- Combine water, orange juice, Madeira and miso in a medium bowl; whisk until smooth. Add prunes and rosemary; set aside.
- Place flour in a shallow dish. Season turkey with salt and pepper and lightly dredge in flour, shaking off excess. Discard any unused flour.
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a large skillet over high heat. Add the turkey and sear until golden, about 2 minutes on each side. Transfer to a plate and tent with foil to keep warm.
- Add remaining 1 teaspoon oil to the pan and heat over medium-high heat. Add shallots and mushrooms; cook, stirring, until browned, about 5 minutes. Add the reserved miso mixture and cook, stirring, until slightly thickened, 4 to 5 minutes. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper.
- Reduce heat to low and return turkey and any accumulated juices to the pan. Simmer gently, spooning sauce over turkey, until heated through, about 1 minute. Transfer to a warmed serving platter and sprinkle with parsley.
Tips & Notes
- Note: Madeira, a fortified wine from the Portuguese island of Madeira, has a sweet, mellow flavor somewhat like sherry. Find it at liquor stores or in the wine section of the supermarket.
- Miso is fermented soybean paste made by inoculating a mixture of soybeans, salt and grains (usually barley or rice) with koji, a beneficial mold. Aged for up to 3 years, miso is undeniably salty, but a little goes a long way.
Per serving: 285 calories; 4 g fat (0 g sat, 2 g mono); 45 mg cholesterol; 28 g carbohydrates; 32 g protein; 2 g fiber; 552 mg sodium; 503 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (30% daily value), Selenium (26% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 1/2 starch, 1 fruit, 1 vegetable, 4 very lean meat
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You're very lucky then! I always cringe when I see HVX at some of the big box stores. I've even told managers about the virus and they look at me like I'm crazy and just say, 'oh well that's what they sent us.' Grrrrrrr. However, I'm the first one to look at their hostas when they appear to have a new shipment in, carefully scanning all prospects. One of the problems is that HVX may not show up in your hosta for years. Unless I'm buying from a reputable dealer, all big box stores go into a special nursery bed where they're isolated (and I clean my tools religiously!) from my others until they mature and still show no signs of the virus. Say, this sounds like a good topic for the Hosta-holics group! Think I'll gather my resources and start a topic over there!
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After the markets closed today, Red Hat said its Q2 2011 total revenue was $219.8 million, up 20% from the year ago quarter. Subscription revenue for the quarter was $186.2 million, up 19% year-over-year. Although net income fell to $23.7 million (down about $5.2 million), Red Hat's earnings still beat Wall Street's expectations.
In a prepared statement, CEO Jim Whitehurst said Red Hat is starting to see some customer interest in the company's Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) strategy. RHEV is built atop the KVM (kernel-based virtual machine), an open source alternative to VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V and Citrix virtualization. Whitehurst says Red Hat also won its first $1 million-plus private enterprise cloud deal.
Generally speaking, it sounds like Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) subscriptions continue to hum along. The VAR Guy didn't see or hear any news about Red Hat's JBoss middleware platform. Seems like Whitehurst and the Red Hat investor relations team search engine optimized (SEOed) their statements around cloud, cloud and more cloud.
Rival WatchRed Hat's financial results arrive only a few days after Oracle unveiled the Oracle Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel, which is a Linux kernel optimized for Oracle hardware and software.
Oracle has made some key Linux moves over the past year or two, but so far The VAR Guy hasn't heard from many partners or customers that have warmed up to Oracle Linux.
Meanwhile, Novell -- promoter of SUSE Linux -- in August 2010 announced less-than-stellar quarterly results. Though the company has launched new platforms like the Novell Cloud Security Service and Novell Cloud Manager, some customers have delayed Novell-related purchases amid Novell's uncertain ownership status. Novell's board has been considering the potential sale of the company, and potential suitors are believed to include VMware and Attachmate.
Dollars and CentsFor Red Hat partners, the wise certification money going forward seems to be on RHEV. Traditional Linux resellers are getting commoditized, and Red Hat JBoss middleware seems to have a niche following among sophisticated enterprise integrators.
In stark contrast, virtualization plays in businesses of all sizes. In fact, 68 percent of IT pros within small and midsize businesses plan to leverage some form of virtualization by the end of 2010, this is up from 63 percent in the first half of 2010, according to a recent survey by Spiceworks, the remote management platform provider.
Translation: Red Hat's next mass channel play will be RHEV, The VAR Guy believes.
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Last weekend, under the headline 'Gunners ace in 3am romp at team hotel', the Irish edition of the paper reported that Giroud "romped with a model in the team hotel at 3am - hours before a match."
For a week there was no statement from Giroud, but the France international was the subject of yet more lurid headlines on Sunday as the Sun published photos related to the alleged affair.
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WE have proof a married Arsenal player romped with a bikini model in the team hotel just hours before a match.
Last week we told how the player persuaded the 34D beauty to sneak into his room despite strict orders from manager Arsene Wenger about early nights.
She said: "He didn't seem to care about the match at all. He asked me to stay the night - he is totally crazy."
Arsenal planned to fine the star up to £230,000 but relented after he scotched our report. His lawyers wrote a series of letters denying wrongdoing.
After the paper's latest revelations, though, a chastened Giroud apologised to his club and to his family on Twitter.
I apologise to my wife, family and friends and my manager, team-mates and Arsenal fans.
— Olivier Giroud (@_OlivierGiroud_) February 16, 2014
I now have to fight for my family and for my club and obtain their forgiveness. Nothing else matters at the moment. — Olivier Giroud (@_OlivierGiroud_) February 16, 2014
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In this final chapter we want to pull together some of the threads that connect different approaches in systemic therapy but also to make some connections to other therapies. In addition, we want to indulge in some crystal ball gazing to consider possible developments in the twenty-first century. Reviewing the literature, we find the following statements in The Book of Family Therapy (Mendelsohn and Napier 1972) which, in our opinion, could just as easily have been written in 2005:
Family therapists are a curious and distinctive breed among
mental health professionals. They have broken down a number of
professional taboos, especially concerning secrecy, and they
practise openness, direct observation of therapy and give each
other live supervision, the sharing of experiences, and they treat
people as persons rather than as patients. Mavericks that they
are, they are relatively unconcerned with the formal degrees
[family therapists] have, they tend to practise what they preach
and are relatively frank about their own family struggles, thereby
decreasing the usual distance between the professional and seeker
of help. Family therapists have strong convictions about the
validity of their work and firmly believe they're where the action's
really at.
While in 2005 colleagues would say that family therapy and systemic practice are part of the mental health establishment, there is, in our view, still a maverick element. Committing ourselves to being influenced by feedback and listening collaboratively means we are constantly and publicly demonstrating our own process of change. Another reason for systemic practice probably remaining the chosen modality for a minority of therapists is the sheer complexity and emotional


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Yea, Obama's got Israel's back alright. A knife in Israel's back that is. Any Jew who still supports this Marxist, Muslim loving pile of steaming feces is as dumb as the dog meat Obama ate. In fact, any non-Muslim who supports this POS is equally as dumb. Obama has bypassed Congress and given $192 million to the Palestinian Authority. It's not like it matters much that he bypassed Congress. Spineless, Weeper Boehner wouldn't do a thing about it anyway.
Congress had frozen $192 million in aid to the Palestinian Authority after Mahmoud Abbas, defied US pressure and sought to attain UN endorsement of Palestinian statehood last September. Obama decided to create a waiver and give this $192 million to the Palestinian Authority anyway. Why do we even have a Congress anymore if King Hussein Obama can just bypass them whenever he likes?http://www.fireandreamitchell.com/2012/04/28/obama-bypasses-congress-gives-192-million-to-palestinian-authority/Latest Ramblingsmuslimsmuslims


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What is heat and cold therapy?
Hey friends can someone tell me what is heat and cold therapy. My father is suffering from a severe back pain and is really very depressed due to that. Someone told me to give him the heat and cold therapy which will help him in getting recovered soon from this problem of back pain. I really dont know what is it and how does it work so please give me your suggestions on it.
Alternating heat and cold on the area. Supposed to decrease inflammation while increasing blood flow. Personally, ice never did much for me. Heat helped much more than ice for back pain.
Heat, stretch, exercise, repeat....For answers to board issues, read the Suggestion and News forum at the bottom of the main page.
It is my understanding that if the 'injury' is old the cold may be of less value.
Newer, fresh injuries seem to respond better to alternate heat and cold therapy. If I aggrevate my knee and there is visible swelling I will use the cold to reduce the swelling and then procede with the alternating.
I believe it was something like 15 mins cold, 15 mins heat, 15 mins nothing, repeat...YMMV
All my life I've never stopped to worry 'bout a thing,
Open up and shout it out, an' never try to sing,
Wondering if I've done it wrong,
Will this depression last for long, wont you tell me,
Where have all the good times gone.
Alternating hot & cold is a totally legitimate and effective modality when applied intelligently & consistently.
The real advantage of alternating hot & cold is that it creates a sort of pumping action, allowing nutrients into the damaged tissues at an enhanced rate/volume & damage debris out; this helps get around swelling, splinting & other adaptive mechanisms. This therapy was a major factor in my getting the (*ahem*) upper hand on arthritis.
Rather than write an entire brief on the benefits & use, I'll just ask you about the nature of your dad's problem: where in the back? What kind of pain (aching, throbbing, piercing, crushing, etc)? Who recommended hot-&-cold? How long has he been suffering? How did he injure himself? What else has been tried (& hasn't worked)?
Meaningful suggestions must wait for more detailed data.
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Workers' Compensation: Federal
Authors: Daniel O'Brien and Nicole Farley, Fisher & Phillips, LLP
- Workers' compensation provides benefits to employees who are unable to work due to an injury or disease that arises out of and in the course of employment. See Compensable Injuries.
- Workers' compensation benefits include compensation for medical treatment and loss of wages. The calculation of wage benefits and the method of payment vary from state to state, but the majority of compensation paid involves temporary total disability, permanent partial disability, permanent disability and/or death benefits. See Compensable Injuries; Medical Benefits and Communication With Health Care Providers; Amount of Compensation; State Requirements.
- Workers' compensation law is rooted in the concept of no fault - meaning, an employer must compensate an employee who is injured or becomes ill on the job due to the performance of the employee's job duties, regardless of who is at fault or who caused the harm. In exchange for a no-fault system, an employer receives immunity from civil litigation for any negligent act that results in an employee's work related injury or illness. See History of Workers' Compensation.
- There are six major federal laws that provide workers' compensation for specified injured employees. If an employer is not covered by one of these federal programs, state law will apply. See Federal Workers' Compensation Programs.
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- Getting and keeping workers' compensation insurance is a significant expense for employers; however, there are several methods that an employer can utilize to lower its workers' compensation costs. An example is the establishment of an effective return to work program. See Methods to Reduce Workers' Compensation Claims and Costs.
- It is critical for an employer to properly investigate and document a workers' compensation claim. It is also important for employers to evaluate a workers' compensation claim for fraud. See Proper Investigation of a Workers' Compensation Injury; Preventing Workers' Compensation Fraud.
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Drivers on phones, diesel on corners, changing road surfaces and that ever-present threat of dopey oncoming traffic – motorcyclists have quite enough to worry about without having to stare constantly down at their speedometers. But with speed enforcement cranking up in many areas worldwide, there has never been a greater calling for a motorcycle heads-up display that can keep information in view without being a distraction. There are a bunch of different companies racing to get an integrated HUD helmet to the market, but there's only one company that has a working HUD solution out there, for sale, right now. Loz Blain spends some time with Britain's BikeHUD.Read More
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Although we may admire older cars' ability to "hold together" in a collision, it's now generally accepted that it's safer for vehicles to feature impact-absorbing crumple zones. With that in mind, shouldn't football helmets also be safer if they're able to give a little when whacked? That's what Riddell's new SpeedFlex helmet does ... along with a few other interesting things.Read More
It's not uncommon for recreational cyclists to stop at a sidewalk cafe after a long ride, and sit outside near their bike while sipping their drink. While such situations don't necessarily call for a high-security lock, it still helps to have something that keeps thieves from just grabbing the bike and running with it. That's precisely what the Lazer Cappuccino helmet lock is intended to do. Read More
While many people will tell you that commuting by bicycle is less stressful than driving, the fact remains that it can still be ... well, stressful. While you could try to determine the least-taxing route by jotting down how tense you are in which places, doing so could get pretty complicated. The MindRider, however, is designed to make that process easier. It's a "mind-reading" bike helmet that lets you create so-called mind maps of your travels. Read More
As well as protecting soldiers from impacts, modern helmets and masks are also designed to provide protection against chemical and biological agents. Such gear requires a powered air purifying respirator to supply air, but these traditionally rely on a separate battery pack and blower unit that is connected to the mask via a hose. The US Army is developing technology for a compact self-contained mask that is not only lighter and less cumbersome, but also helps keep soldiers cool. Read More
Avon Protection showcased a new respirator-helmet combination at this week's Counter Terror Expo in London. The HMK150 provides chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) protection. It is designed for use in situations such as riot control, where there may be both violence and toxic gases present.Read More
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Virginia Tech police chief Wendell Flinchum is arguing there were no signs following the shooting of two students in a dormitory in 2007 to indicate there was an additional safety threat to the campus in southwest Virginia.
Flinchum tells an administrative judge, in his words, "I don't believe we could have known that from what the scene presented."
He was appearing at the second day of an Education Department hearing on whether the school should pay $55,000 in fines in connection with the shooting rampage that left 33 dead, including the shooter.
Flinchum testifies the police department's conclusion was based on the isolated nature of the dorm room, the fact that there was no forced entry and the female victim was wearing pajamas and the male was in boxer shorts. He says it was believed it was a targeted domestic incident.


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Bigger & better: Street & Smiths Sports Business Journal is reporting that Roger Federer is about to sign a lucrative 10-year extension with sponsor Nike that could be worth an estimated $13 million a year, making the Swiss one of the highest paid Nike athletes from any sport. In contrast, according to the report, Maria "Shriek"apova brings in $6 million a year while Tiger Woods' contract, the gold standard in the Nike stable, is believed to be worth $40 million a year.
The World No. 1's current contract, which he signed in 2002 and expires next month, was negotiated by Fed himself and is said to be worth $1 million annually - pennies in the tennis business.
Phew - we were worried for Fed but we think he and Mirka will finally be living the good life now.
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A presidential hopeful came to Greenville Friday afternoon.
Republican candidate and Congressman Ron Paul was the guest speaker at a fundraiser for Republican Representative Walter Jones. The Restore Liberty Rally took place at the Greenville Convention Center.
WITN met the Texas congressman and Congressman Jones at the Pitt-Greenville Airport. Watch the video to see what he had to say about FEMA.


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Quinn leads in Pittston Area school board race
In the race for four seats on the Pittston Area school board, former school board director Martin Quinn led all candidates with 2,786 votes (18.5 percent) in the Democratic primary. John Adonizio, another former school board director, was next with 2,395 votes (15.87 percent), while incumbent Bruce Knick (2,360 votes, 15.6 percent) and newcomer Rosanne Ricotta (2,139 votes, 14.2 percent) grabbed the last two seats on the Democratic side.
In the Republican primary, Quinn was the top vote getter by a nose with 450 votes (20.4 percent). Incumbent Marilyn Starna finished second with 444 votes (20.2 percent), while Ricotta finished one vote behind her. Knick, with 422 votes (19.2 percent) captured the fourth spot.
Incumbent Kent Bratlee, who finished with 399 votes (18.1 percent) was the odd man out.
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Rocky Isn't Doing So Well in New 'Creed' TV Spot
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This winter brings the promising spin-off Creed, which is also a spiritual sequel of sorts to the iconic Rocky franchise that Sylvester Stallone has kept going for decades. Michael B. Jordan plays the son of the late Apollo Creed, one of Rocky's most formidable opponents, and he's anxious to get in the ring and follow in his footsteps (though hopefully without dying).
A new TV spot has just popped up online showing Rocky training the young new boxer Adonis Creed, but then there's a little tease of one particular point of drama in the movie. In this Creed TV spot, it appears Rocky isn't exactly in the best shape and may spend a little time in the hospital. Would this spin-off be so bold as to kill him off and truly pass the torch to Michael B. Jordan? Read More »


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Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, Lake Buena Vista
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- 408 cabins
- Marina
- Restaurant and pool bar
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Free airport shuttle
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- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
- Lobby fireplace
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- Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- Richard Petty Driving Experience (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Disney's Palm Golf Course (2.9 mi / 4.6 km)
- Disney's Magnolia Golf Course (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
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Complimentary Resort Airline Check-In Service allows eligible guests flying on participating airlines and staying at select Walt Disney World Resort hotels to check luggage and receive boarding passes at the hotel. Guests flying on participating airlines and arriving through Disney's Magical Express are automatically enrolled in the service. Guests must call 407-284-1231 (5 AM - 11 PM) to pay luggage fees prior to check-in, or guests can check bags at the airport. For additional information, please contact the property using the number provided on the booking confirmation email.
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