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A new organization has been launched to support the adoption of state laws to prevent high school athletes with concussions from returning to the field before they have been examined and cleared by a medical professional.
The need for state laws addressing concussions in high school athletes received prime-time exposure during the 2010 Super Bowl, with the launch of a new organization dedicated to speeding state legislation to prevent injured players from returning to the field before they have been examined and cleared by a medical professional.
The Zackery Lystedt Brain Project, the first nationwide initiative aimed at fostering such state legislation, was announced during the game in Miami.
The initiative, jointly sponsored by the Sarah Jane Brain Foundation and the American College of Sport Medicine, is named after Zackery Lystedt, a 13-year-old football player from Tahoma, WA, who suffered a catastrophic brain hemorrhage in 2006 after returning to a game after an earlier head injury. While the boy survived, he was in a coma for months.
Largely as a result of the incident, Washington state passed the nation's first return-to-play legislation in May 2009. Oregon and Texas quickly adopted similar measures, and Maine, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York are currently considering legislation.
Washington's law requires that any athlete injured in a head collision beremoved from play until they receive written clearance from a licensed medical provider. Certified athletic trainers who have been trained in the evaluation and management of concussion are included. The law also mandates educating coaches, young athletes, and their parents about concussion risks and symptoms.
While there has been no legislation at the national level, the House Judiciary Committee held a forum in Houston, TX, in early February, its third, to hear testimony on the issue and ways to reduce such injuries.
Head injuries are relatively common in high-velocity contact sports, although their exact incidence in scholastic athletes is difficult to determine because many are not reported.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that there are 300,000 head injuries every year, while the National High School Sports-Related Injury Surveillance Study, the only major surveillance program for such injuries, reported that 68,000 concussions occurred during the 2008 high school football season. Of these, 16 percent of players who lost consciousness returned to the field the same day. Another study, by the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital, found that 41 percent of 1,300 athletes with concussion symptoms returned to play the same day.
A study in the July 2009 issue of the American Journal of Sports Medicine by the National Center for Catastrophic Sports Injury Research, evaluated scholastic sport injuries over 13 football seasons between 1989 and 2002. In cases of a catastrophic brain injury, many students were playing with mild neurologic symptoms from an earlier head injury, the researchers found. In 35 of 59 cases where they were able to obtain information, players had experienced earlier head injuries and, of these, 71 percent occurred during the same season. Nearly 40 percent were playing with residual neurologic symptoms prior to the catastrophic injury.
One of the study's authors, Robert C. Cantu, MD, told Neurology Today in a telephone interview that state legislation must include provisions for medical evaluation of any player with a head injury. Simply requiring coaches to be trained in recognizing concussion symptoms is not enough, he said.
"The coaches are not qualified to make return-to-play decisions before a player has been examined by a medical professional. ...These decisions need to be made by a doctor or certified athletic trainer," said Dr. Cantu, a clinical professor of neurosurgery and co-director of the Neurologic Sports Injury Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Dr. Cantu, who is also chairman of the department of neurosurgery at Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA, added: "I commend Washington for passing the first law, even if it took a $13 million lawsuit to make it happen. Sometimes good things do come from lawsuits."
In 1986, Dr. Cantu developed guidelines that were adopted by the American College of Sports Medicine in 2006 and have become widely used. He also participated in development of practice guidelines published by the American Academy of Neurology in 1997. He is aware of only eight or nine states that have expressed interest in return-to-play legislation to date, while the Lystedt Brian Project hopes to have laws enacted in 24 states by the end of this year.
Working with scholastic athletic head injuries can be difficult for neurologists, commented Tony L. Strickland, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist and associate clinical professor of neurology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California-Los Angeles, who also directs the Concussion Management Clinic at the Sports Concussion Institute in Los Angeles.
"Unlike other patients, athletes tend to not report or underreport symptoms of concussion, while being at significantly higher risk of secondary injuries," he told Neurology Today in a telephone interview. "It is critically important to be able to quickly determine the magnitude of any brain injury, through neurocognitive and other testing, in athletes under the age of 18 if we want to minimize risks of second-impact syndrome," he said.
"Taking existing traumatic brain injury knowledge and simply applying it to youth and adolescent athletes is not enough, we need to continue development and application of evidence-based metrics to such injuries. That's why the concept of baselining is so important," Dr. Strickland emphasized.
Such an approach would require that all scholastic athletes undergo standard neuropsychological and other testing, such as assessment of speed of mental processing, verbal and visual memory, and postural stability evaluations before each season. Their scores could then be used to more accurately identify changes after a suspected or observed head injury on the field. The technique has already been adopted in most major professional sports leagues in the United States, he noted.
"Baselining players is important because no two players are the same. It only takes about 25 minutes, and we can compare each player's scores before and after a concussion. This limits the Ouiji board approach to concussion management, and it's a quantitative and evidence-based approach that would also assist us in knowing when a concussion has resolved. We've adopted it in all of our professional contact sports – now we need it for the youth athletes."
Another obstacle to improving management of scholastic sports injuries is that many players come from disadvantaged families who cannot afford health insurance, according to Dr. Strickland. He noted that Wells Fargo recently introduced the first insurance policy specifically for scholastic sports concussions.
"This removes the financial barrier for players to receive the specialty care they deserve, especially those from underprivileged communities who play high-velocity sports. The cost is very low – you can get $10,000 worth of coverage for about $4 per player per year, and it covers them across the entire season."
If schools, communities, corporate organizations, individuals, or related stakeholders purchased such coverage it would protect players while giving neurologists the ability to provide quality care and be adequately remunerated for their time, he noted.
"Neurology is in a very unique position to help address this under-recognized public epidemic via helping to develop the standards for care in the emerging subspecialty of sports concussion management," Dr. Strickland noted.
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Shopping at LandmarkShops is now a lot more mobile
Kashif, on November 16th, 2014 - DISCUSS
Just about two weeks ago, we launched the new, fully mobile-optimised version of LandmarkShops.com. Open your smartphone's web browser, go to "www.LandmarkShops.com" and you will experience our brand new design that fits snugly on your phone screen. And there is no need to download any app. No matter, which brand of smartphone you have, you will see an easy-to-use, touch-friendly version of LandmarkShops.
This has been an exciting project for us. Along the way, we have tweaked a lot of things under the hood, as a result of which you will experience a performance boost across the website. But first, let's talk about our new mobile experience.
Why mobile-optimised?
Research shows the amazing potential of mobile as a platform and as a channel, especially in the UAE which has over 78.3% smartphone penetration. This clearly shows in the kind of traffic we get via phones. So earlier this year, we decided that we should aim to make it really easy for our users to browse and shop on their phones.
After a lot of iterations, tweaking and fine-tuning, our design team came up with a user-friendly and engaging mobile experience. And then, following months of development, we have now shared that experience with our users.
Here's what we really like…
On smartphones, you'll see the bar right on top. This bar contains the four most important things – navigation, home, search and basket making it easy to browse through over 30,000 products and make the purchase.
On a side note – all pages across the site will have exactly the same content across both desktop and mobile. Same offers, same new products, same everything, so you don't miss out on anything!
Tap on the little three-line stack icon (aka the hamburger icon) on the top left to bring out the navigation menu. You will see the same list of departments as you do on the desktop version of the site. Tap on any of the options to see the list of available categories and sub-categories for it. We've also made it possible for you to jump directly to the sub-categories, just like on our desktop site.
The same powerful search experience is now available in a highly optimised and easily accessible location on your phone screen. Just tap and type to see the suggestions pop. It's as simple as that.
Shopping Experience
Every page that is part of your browsing and searching experience is carefully crafted to keep your focus on the important elements and avoid distractions. No more zooming in to see the categories or squinting to click a button. Everything is designed to be touch friendly.
Product page
The product pages highlight the important aspects of the product and help you make a confident purchase. All the way through till checkout, the larger, finger-friendly button sizes make for an smoother process.
It doesn't end here though. What seems to be the same LandmarkShops.com on the desktop, is actually an all-new, super-charged version. Pages now load almost 40% faster than before. Within the first week of mobile-optimised being online, we have seen a increase in mobile revenue, a drop in bounce rates and an increase in the engagement on the site.
A lot of passion, dedication and teamwork went into this project, and we're proud of this massive feat. But as we say here at LandmarkShops, "design is never finished", so stick around with us for more updates. In the meantime, pull out your smartphones and enjoy shopping at LandmarkShops.com.
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Better, Faster, Stronger – Introducing our new and improved search feature for happy customers
Kashif, on August 31st, 2014 - DISCUSS
Over the last few months, the number of products on LandmarkShops.com has grown exponentially. The new products led to many new categories and sub-categories. The challenge then, was to make looking for products extremely easy on our site. First, we simplified our navigation. The second crucial step was to overhaul the Search.
So we took it back to the drawing board and re-designed our search feature from scratch and came up with a fresh, friendly and power-packed search experience. Here's what we have done –
Revamped top area – more content, less space
Enhancements were not just under the hood; the search demanded a shiny exterior. We re-designed the space on top to make more room for the search and placed it prominently next to our logo. The compact top leaves more room for content.
Added a slick Auto-suggest feature
The Auto-Suggest feature presents you with a list of categories and products as soon as you type the first few letters of a word. As you continue to type, the list of closely matched products is continuously updated. You can see the full result when you select one of the options from the list.
Why is Auto-suggest so important? Here are our top 3 reasons…
Exclude undesired results - By providing suggestions right near the search box, we improve users' chance of finding what they are looking for and eliminating undesired results.
Reduced effort - Users can quickly select one of the suggestions. It reduces the effort of typing in the search box and eliminates search errors from typos.
Instant gratification - Quick suggestions imply that the search is effective and set a positive tone for the experience. The absence of suggestions usually requires more effort from the user and can lead to frowns.
How does it work?
Say you are looking for a jacket on LandmarkShops.com. We have jackets in categories like Men, Women, Outerwear and Formal. Typically, you would type "Jacket" in the search box and see products with all types of jackets. But now with our auto-suggest feature, we let you choose the categories as you type. Let me repeat that "as you type". You can decide quickly the kind of jacket you are looking, for example – Jackets in Outerwear. What's more, it also shows the five most relevant products for your search term. It's blazing fast and you'll find exactly what you're looking for.
Searching for Jackets
We made narrowing results blazing fast
On the search results page, narrowing your results is extremely fast. Click on the categories on the left hand side and prepa…(already loaded!)…re to be amazed.
Let's see how fast it is… (…and now geek talk!)
The categories on the left show results in 0.2 seconds (that's 200 milliseconds). To put that in context, the blink of an eye takes 300 to 400 milliseconds. It is blazing fast!
It's been exciting to work on this, and we will continue refine it over the next few releases.
So go ahead, jump in and try out our new search at LandmarkShops.com
Spend your Shukran points on LandmarkShops.com for instant savings
Ziyaad, on June 23rd, 2014 - DISCUSS
Then 2nd phase of Shukran on LandmarkShops.com is here! If you're a Shukran member and have a minimum of 500 points, then you can spend them for instant savings on your LandmarkShops.com orders. Just under a year ago this programme change was made available to our customers in our stores only, it was well received by our customers. Just think about it, you earn some points one day and then another day you turn those points into instant savings, now that's value.
We were very excited to add the same value to our users, but we just didn't want to offer this value as another field in the checkout process. We turned the spending of points into a fun and interactive experience, but this always comes with a challenge, K.I.S.S (keep it simple stupid). With our less is more vision, this is how we did it.
Once you're ready to checkout, you can Pay with your Shukran Points on the shopping basket or billing page (the reason for both places is that we just don't know what the user prefers, so we'll A/B test it)
We spent a lot of time fine tuning the section where you decide how much you would like to save by spending your points. Here's how we cracked it:
- Simplify: Our direction from the start was to stop talking 'points' to the user and have them them make a decision based on how much in AED they want to save. We had remove the distraction of counting and calculating points.
- Show what matters: We only showed the pieces of data that matters, how many points you have, how much will you be spending in points and saving in value, AED. This provides less information for the user to crunch and at a time of checkout, we don't want cause any unnecessary distractions.
- Feedback: Using a slider along with an input field is risky when it comes to feedback. Once you move the slider or enter an amount into the field, how do you know it's taken effect? How do you reduce steps? How do you meet expectation? We did this by using a jquery and customizing it to the bone. We applied tons of rules to avoid user error and ensured that real-time feedback, was actually real. As you move the slider or enter a value into the input field, your current point spend amount and value (AED) reflect instantly. The area where your order total along with other line times are updated at a delay along with a visual cue that directs your eye there. What this does is allow the user to set the instant savings amount and then, using the delay, check how it shows up against your total order value.
- Language: We kept consistency by using first-person language:
I want to spend
I will save
These are just a few examples on how we kept an efficient dialogue between us and the user.
As always, there is still lots of optimization we can do to improve the experience, which we will, but shipping this value to our users faster was our focus.
That's enough for now, head over to www.LandmarkShops.com now and get your instant savings with Shukran.
Earn Shukran points on all of your LandmarkShops.com orders
Ziyaad, on January 30th, 2014 - DISCUSS
Today, we are proud to announce that you can earn Shukran points on your Babyshop, Emax and Splash orders at LandmarkShops.com. As eCommerce is a growing space in the Middle-East, so is Loyalty. Other than the free delivery, COD and other USPs, this one takes the game to another level. Loyalty makes your experience even more valuable now and opens up the gamification aspect.
Shukran's member base is 4.5 million strong and growing, we know our members will be extremely excited to earn points on their online orders. For non-members, Loyalty is not a hard sell, but can be a distraction. So our challenge here was to ensure the checkout experience wasn't interrupted for the Shukran offering. This is what we did:
- We started by placing the points information on the product details only, along with a short and sweet message.
- During the checkout pages, we kept dropping the carrots in close proximity of the order total, again with consistent messaging.
- Once you complete the order, it's Game On. We made it really simple, I mean EXTREMELY simple to earn these points as a current Shukran member or as non-member. To be honest, we really didn't have to take this simple approach because when you're offering future savings, users will jump a good amount of hurdles, but not for us.
- Even if we feel that most users will take the additional steps to earn these points, we still felt that creating some sort of urgency is still required. This is why you only have so many days to link your Shukran account (current or new) to earn these points.
What's next?
- Targeted offerings to Shukran and non-Shukran members, deep personlization.
- Redeeming your points online, allowing Shukran members to spend their points on orders to enable instant discounts.
Let's the games begin. If you're reading this and you're in UAE then you probably have a Shukran account. So what are you waiting for? Start earning points now.
Re-defining loyalty in today's digital world
Ziyaad, on December 5th, 2013 - DISCUSS
How do you re-launch a site without over/under doing it?
The first step is to track back and outline your current issues that are either:
1. Affecting you to deliver new content/innovations to your users.
2. Directly affecting your users to perform simple tasks.
Our old site was built on a technology and codebase that didn't allow us to be nimble enough to either fix the current issues or deliver new initiatives quickly. We first made the open-source choice with PHP over a Drupal stack. It really made sense because this is what our sister sites are built under. Other than the simplicities that Drupal brings to Web Publishing, we also able to plug-in to our sister websites easier and quicker.
We also had to properly manage 2 databases synchronically, in the past we had many challenges keeping our data clean. Now, when creating accounts, we pass your details through stringent logical checks that ensure clean data along with a self-cleaning mechanism. Just look for yourself:
Our next step was to deliver simplicity to our users in the form of feature set and experience. As the brand itself is going through progressive changes, we took this opportunity to put on a new outfit. Following what we, the Web Team believes, less is more, we simplified the colour palette, reduced clutter and used white space to our advantage.
Our users were being constrained and a new feature set, most of them no-brainers was in dyer need. Our users really needed to:
1. Create their accounts easily and quickly.
'I have a card, let me in!'
2. Login and check their points,
'I made some purchases a few weeks ago, how many points do I have?'
3. Learn about the brand offering.
'Where else can I earn and redeem points?'
4. Have enough information to take up on our stream of offers.
'Cool offer, now how do I get there?'
With tons of ideas looming in our heads, we had to take a step back and meet the needs of our users, so how did we do this?
1. Create their accounts easily and quickly.
'I have a card, let me in!'
We really had a challenge here. Our programme has three ways to eventually be able to login:
a. Simply, login!
b. If you have a card and no login, then Activate your Card.
c. If you do not have a card, then Join Now.
As simple as this sounds, it wasn't simple at all. Our information architecture had to be re-looked at. This region is flourishing with growth and digital is apart of it. The population is still maturing where you really need to break it down. Along with IA, the design had to assume responsibility here, it had to provide these three options without confusion. We took the approach of grouping two call to actions that had the same outcome, Login or Create Account, where the latter will give you your next step. This really prepares the user to make the right choice.
2. Login and check their points.
'I made some purchases a few weeks ago, how many points do I have?'
Once the user has their access, most of them really needed to know more information about their points. The solution was to provide them with a home, a place where all opportunities are within arms reach, a dashboard. Along with that, we kept them constantly aware with a permanent spot on the header.
3. Learn about the brand offering.
'Where else can I earn and redeem points?'
One way to communicate something to the user is the use of visual familiarity. Shukran combines over 45 of Landmark Group's brands across 7 countries, that's a lot to keep track of. Take a walk in the mall and you're bound to see dozens of these brands. Take a stroll through our website and you're bound to recognize those brands. We made sure to publish brand logos everywhere in a clean way. Close to 80% of our pages will have some sort of brand logo present, but present within context. Clutter-less.
4. Have enough information to take up on our stream of offers.
'Cool offer, now how do I get there?'
Yet another no-brainer was providing the user with a way to access these brands/offers. We used Google Maps along with custom styling and an adaptable design for the mobile device.
Well, that was just a few of the features we delivered. There were many more, but we'll wait for you to find out for yourself at www.shukranrewards.com. Stay tune as we have just begun re-shaping the digitization of the loyalty game. You can expect to see Shukran to get more serious with mobile as the iOS and Android app release is around the corner. Better yet, LandmarkShops.com will see the light of loyalty too. We're not close to done.


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- Loyalty credit is equal to 10% of the value of your order, excluding shipping charges.
- Your loyalty credit will be applied towards your next order as soon as your current order has shipped.
- Your loyalty credits are valid for up to 60 days from the date of your last purchase.
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|10 mg
|Zinc (as zinc gluconate)
|10 mg
|Selenium (as sodium selenite, L-selenomethionine, Se-Methyl L-Selenocysteine)
|200 mcg
|Ascorbyl palmitate
|50 mg
|Chlorophyllin (from sodium magnesium chlorophyllin)
|100 mg
|Gamma E Mixed Tocopherols
Typical distribution:
Gamma tocopherol 215.4-244.12 mg
Delta tocopherol 89.75-125.65 mg
Alpha tocopherol 17.95-35.9 mg
Beta tocopherol 0-7.18 mg
|359 mg
|Ginkgo biloba extract (leaf) [standardized for 24% ginkgo flavone glycosides (28.8 mg), 6% total terpene lactones (7.2 mg), and <1 ppm ginkgolic acid]
|120 mg
|Lutein [from marigold (Tagetes erecta) extract (flower)]
|2 mg
|Lycopene proprietary blend [from Micronized Lycopene and Lyc-O-Mato tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) extract (ripe fruit)]
|10 mg
|Sesame seed (Sesamum indicum) lignan extract
|20 mg
|**Daily Value not established


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