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Karan first made her mark with Irish-American band Solas, with whom she spent four key years before launching out on a solo career, which over the course of five solo albums has garnered her many awards. It's been a while since 2009's Ships In The Forest and the widely acclaimed duo album with John Doyle (Exiles Return), the latter appearing shortly before the time of her mother Ann's death in November 2010. This tragedy naturally engendered a sea change in her outlook and thus also her approach to making a record, and it was the discovery and activity of songwriting that helped Karan to move through the grief and view the world anew from the other side. During this time she immersed herself in poetry reading and "talking to a lot of birds", deriving much inspiration from the interaction of these experiences with phrases and ideas that were springing into her mind unbidden in a process of true creative catharsis.
The resulting album is a collection of entirely self-penned (or co-written) material that sounds markedly unlike the traditional music for which Karan's been known hitherto, instead arguably more like a Nanci Griffith record in terms of styling and overall sound. Karan tells her own personal story of loss and longing and self-realisation through decidedly contemporary musical settings that are both accessible and believable in the context of the emotions being expressed, leaving a final impression of a newly-gained sense of inner peace. Although the songs sport strong musical influences that embrace Americana, new-country, soft rock and jazz and pastoral-classical, there's also something less definable, more subconsciously individual about Karan's mode of expression that nevertheless brings her invention closer to the musical worlds and overall feel of the likes of Karine Polwart and Crooked Still – from the latter's ranks, coincidentally, Aoife O'Donovan has emerged to sing with Karan on two of this album's tracks – while another emigré from the contemporary Americana scene, Abigail Washburn, features on the bluesy Blind Woman.
Standout tracks include the gorgeous lullaby Go To Sleep and Young And Beautiful, where if I shut my eyes I can hear Emmylou Harris; similarly on the intensely moving and heart-stoppingly tender duet Still I Stay (co-written by Karan with Graham Henderson), on which Mick Flannery takes the vocal lead. Closing track The Heron is replete with finely wrought imagery, although I'm not entirely won over by Karan's decision to employ a spoken delivery for the opening and closing sections. Perhaps in its initial stages the album takes a little while to insinuate itself into one's consciousness, for the opening (title) song is taken at a deceptively easygoing uptempo recalling a classic 60s-pop craftedness. Home is a setting of a lovely Paula Meehan poem, while Sorrows Away (not the traditional Coppersong) also belies its emotional content to some extent, while also introducing the string arrangement that recurs on a few other tracks, notably the quirky Fishes Will Fly; this scoring is a masterstroke provided by Karan's husband Niall Vallely, who also produced the record and plays concertina and keyboards on the sessions. Additional instrumental support that lends the album its distinctive mellow character comes courtesy of Kenneth Edge (soprano and alto saxes), Sean-Óg Graham (acoustic guitar), Kate Ellis (cello), Ken Rice (violins, viola), Eoghan Regan (acoustic and electric guitars), Trevor Hutchinson (double bass) and Danny Byrt (drums).
Two More Hours is altogether a very beautiful record and even the stauncher fans of Karan's traditionally-based work will, I'm sure, discover many delights in this deeply personal set.
Three quarters of the way through her latest solo album Karan Casey slips into a glorious cover of Joni Mitchell's "The Fiddle and the Drum," her voice accenting poignant lyrics atop the steady drone of Cillian Vallely's bagpipes. It's an altogether appropriate moment; the song came from Mitchell's 1969 album Clouds, which won a Grammy and stunned critics with its poetry and maturity. Maturity would also be an apt descriptor for Ships in the Forest, which finds Casey confident and in command, an artist bent on coloring each selection in ways that draw attention to the song rather than the singer. Having made her mark as a mighty mite, Casey now feels comfortable dialing back her performance; her take on "Black is the Colour" is deliberate, dark, and somber, a minimalist piano arrangement that would be at home on a June Tabor release. In like spirit, Casey offers a mournful version of "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye" that opens with voice and a pipe drone before it's lightly textured with piano (Caoimhin Vallely), guitar (Robbie Overson), and concertina (Niall Vallely). Casey still has plenty of energy, as she demonstrates on "Town of Athlone," but she's now become a complete singer, one equally at home with hoppy Celtic material, an a capella Gaelic song such as "Maidin Luan Chincise," or a moody, semitragic rendition of a classic like "I Once Loved a Lass." One of the great voices in contemporary music has just gotten even better.
For one reason or another, the profile of this great Irish singer lurks slightly under the British folk radar. It's probably down to her busy US/European touring schedule plus a collaboration habit to rival the Chieftains: lately she's worked with artists including Lúnasa, Solas, Buille, Mícheál Ó'Súilleabháin, Peggy Seeger and Liam Clancy.
Irish Times ****, Siobhán Long
There's enough space in Karan Casey's new collection to accommodate the deepest breath, the most complex storylines - and, fittingly, her bare-boned lonesome voice. Casey's unhurried account of the murderous betrayal of Dunlavin Green, with little more than Caoimhín Vallely's foreboding piano for company, reflects a singer who knows she has nothing more to prove than the health of her appetite for a great song. Gracefully acknowledging her debt to the late Frank Harte, Casey offers a delicate assembly of likely and unlikely choices. The unlikely songs are epitomised by her musical and geographical transformation of Joni Mitchell's The Fiddle and the Drum, the likely ones by her reinvention of the hackneyed Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye. Donald Shaw's minimalist production is pitch perfect,as is Casey's partner, Niall Vallely's spare, white-knuckled concertina.
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[Published on May 7, 2008, in the IRISH ECHO newspaper, New York City. Copyright (c) Earle Hitchner. All rights reserved. Reprinted by permission of author.]
In 1969 the most popular song on Joni Mitchell's second solo album, "Clouds," was "Both Sides Now," with which Judy Collins had a huge stateside hit the previous year and the Johnstons (featuring Mick Moloney) had a hit in Ireland. The other popular song on the album was "Chelsea Morning," which would later inspire Bill and Hillary Clinton's naming of their daughter.
"Dunlavin Green," a song about the tragic outcome of a 1798 rebellion by the United Irishmen, begins with Caoimhin Vallely's piano and Kate Ellis's cello, which frame Casey's pensive, poignant vocal that manages to uncover deeper layers of meaning. Vallely's piano and Ellis's cello also gently gird Casey's equally persuasive singing of the traditional "I Once Loved a Lass" and Robert Burns's "Ae Fond Kiss," while piano principally threads through her moving rendition of the traditional "Love Is Pleasing."
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You have to admire Karan Casey for being willing to take chances with her material. Certainly, she doesn't have to prove herself as a singer, since she's already at the top of the tree, so instead she seems to have set herself challenges. There's very much a bleakness to some of the songs, with a couple falling squarely into the anti-war camp ("Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye" and a dark, droning version of Joni Mitchell's "The Fiddle and the Drum"), but the feeling is of sorrow rather than anger. There's a track in Gaelic, and a gorgeous Martin Furey song, "Town of Athlone," which holds its own against any traditional ballad, as well as some heartbreak on "I Once Loved a Lass" and "Love Is Pleasing," deftly and delicately handled. And it possibly wouldn't be a real Irish album without an emigration ballad ("Erin's Lovely Home") or one of nationalism ("Dunlavin Green") -- but Casey has picked songs that are outside the common mold, for all that they're traditional. She's developed into a singer or great and glorious subtlety who can communicate emotions with a dazzling range, and these songs force her to do just that, but without any histrionics. On "Black Is the Colour" you feel the awe and gentle love of singer for subject, for example. With Ships in the Forest, Casey shows herself capable of anything.
Casey used to sing with Irish folk band Solas, who mixed occasional superb traditional ballads with tons of jigs and reels and other instrumentals that always impelled me to hit the skip button. On her own, the balance is more favorably redressed, to my mind, toward the ballads, and some of these are shiver-inducingly excellent.
Ships In The Forest is a beautifully understated and intimate masterpiece of an album. This is testament not only to the unadulterated purity of Karan Casey's exquisite voice, but also to the unassuming arrangements of producer, Donald Shaw -- arrangements that float elegantly in the background, giving the songs and Casey's voice due prominence.
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Lest anyone think there's even an ounce of hyperbolic blarney to the statement that singer Karan Casey is one of the brightest lights on the contemporary Celtic music scene, then perhaps the best way to begin
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Well, sadly Frank Harte is gone, but he will never be forgotten if Karan Casey and her like have anything to do with it. Frank passed many songs on to Karan and she sure made some of them her very own. There is no one who will ever outdo her version of "She is Like the Swallow." But on this brand new cd of hers, it is unlikely anyone will ever surpass her ladyship's rendering of Martin Furey's superb song, "The Town of Athlone."
On her new solo album, Ships in the Forest, Karan Casey offers songs of love, song of politics, songs of Irish history, and songs which touch on all of that together.
As broadcast on WVIA-FM 4/9/2008, George Graham
The Celtic music scene continues unabated after its revival of popularity back in the 1980s. And one of the artists who emerged as part of the scene in the 1990s is vocalist Karan Casey, who was the founding lead singer with the group Solas, one of the innovative young bands in the genre. Ms. Casey left Solas amicably to raise a family and maintain a solo career at a somewhat slower pace, but that has not stopped her from releasing a series of fine solo albums, starting in 2001 with The Winds Begin to Sing. Now she is out with her fifth solo recording, which she describes has being her most ambitious, called Ships in the Forest.
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It had been a while since I last saw Waterford-born vocalist Karan Casey perform, so on March 13 I came to the Highline Ballroom on West 16th Street in Manhattan's Chelsea area with the expectation that I would hear something similar from her: uncommonly skilled, sensitive singing with proficient accompaniment.
**** Confident, sharp, and to the point" Casey gets the job done.
Karan Casey doesn't just wear her heart on her sleeve, it sits there throbbing and pounding, suffusing her songs with a vigorous, iron sense of purpose. The woman from County Waterford with the golden voice has so far produced three impressive solo albums (not counting her work with Solas) but Chasing The Sun is a massive leap forward.
Living Tradition, Debbie Koritsas
'Chasing The Sun', produced by percussionist John Anthony (who was behind Casey's debut release, 'Songlines'), marks a return to a pure, acoustic recording style for this Waterford-born singer-songwriter. Recorded at Casey's home in Ireland, these 13 songs constitute an exquisite listening experience – subtlety seems to be the name of the game here, both vocally and instrumentally.
Karan, former lead singer of Irish-American band Solas, released a wonderful third solo album Distant Shore only a short time ago; here's its followup, which concentrates even more on Karan's own songwriting talent. Six of the thirteen tracks are her own compositions this time round, and rather lovely they are too. Two of my favourite tracks on this CD happen to be among this half-dozen, in fact: the gorgeous opening (title) track, and the atmospheric Bright Winter's Day with its gently choppy rhythmic staccato. You'll probably think me crazy, but on at least two songs (the title track and This Time Will Pass) I was rather reminded – in a quite nice way, I hasten to add – of Kate Rusby, most especially in the way the melodic line reflects a quasi-traditional idiom, although I also detected a certain resemblance in Karan's tonal phrasing and shaping too at times (though Karan's voice lacks the more overtly girlish sweetness of Kate's singing). Aside, then, from Karan's own compositions, Chasing The Sun contains three by Barry Kerr (a young musician from Co. Armagh) and one by Robbie O'Connell, while there's also a delicious arrangement of Burns' Lady Mary Anne, the remainder being arrangements of traditional songs. Another feature of Chasing The Sun which I really like is Karan's deliberate decision to keep the accompanying instrumentation simple and acoustic, to achieve something very close to a live sound; for this she uses just the members of her long-standing band: Niall Vallely (concertina), Robbie Overson (guitar), Ewan Vernal (double bass) and Paul Meehan (guitar, mandolin, bouzouki), with just a couple of tracks adding Michael Aharon (piano) or Erik Johnson or John Anthony (percussion). This was a wise decision, for the immediate yet relaxed demeanour of Karan's singing is matched closely by the close, neat sound (credit here to Niall in his role as Karan's co-producer). But I can't end the review without mentioning my final choices for CD highlights, the two traditional songs which Karan performs without accompaniment – the delightfully poised The Brown And Yellow Ale and the more sombre ballad Jimmy Whelan. The latter rounds off this lovely release in fine fashion.
Swedish (roots) music magazine, Lira, issue 4/2005, Lars Fahli
Soulful. After making herself a name as the vocalist of Solas, Karan Casey has established herself firmly as a solo artist, strong of feeling and integrity. She interprets both traditional and modern material with the same easiness and charm. Chasing The Sun is her fourth album and consists mainly of original material, in traditional, acoustic form. The album touches on well-known folk themes, like love and oppression. Casey's voice caresses and enchants. It is a source of restrained passion. As a storyteller she understates more than overstates. The music (guitars, double bass, concertina, percussion) is flexible and supportive but can occasionally seem superfluous. The six minutes long a cappella version of Jack Whelan, which ends the album, says it all. It can hardly be more beautiful than that.
Washinton Post, Geoffrey Himes
Karan Casey's first three solo albums (1997's "Songlines," the 2000 children's album "Seal Maiden: A Celtic Musical" and 2001's "The Winds Begin to Sing") were dominated by traditional Irish folk songs. As she did in the group Solas, she sang those tunes in a silky soprano that always seemed to be holding back a little of its power for the sake of intimacy. On her new solo effort, Casey shifts her focus to contemporary folk-pop songs and emerges as the Irish equivalent of Emmylou Harris.
Karan Casey's latest solo venture is a thing of rare beauty. It should also dispel any lingering notions that the Celtic genre can contain her. There are but two traditional songs on the eleven-track CD, and she draws from an eclectic group of songwriters for the rest. She opens with a cover of Billy Bragg's "Distant Shore" that is as fragile as antique crystal. Casey's wispy vocals dance in mirror lockstep with James Grant's acoustic guitar, while producer Donald Shaw's accordion fills the background. Casey maintains this quiet balance, even as electric instruments enter the mix. To signal her intent to offer a varied brew, Casey follows by finding the seam between Irish and bluegrass music on a cover of Tim O'Brien's "Another Day," O'Brien himself lending backing vocals. Shaw once again keeps the instrumentation in subdued check, though everything from bouzouki to Wurlitzer organ is feathered into the score. Casey later returns to Appalachian stylings on "The Jute-Mill Song," and her own "Quiet of the Night" would be more at home at a hazy, mellow piano bar than a peat-smoked Irish kitchen dance.
Karan Casey is well-known along the folk circuit for her years as lead singer of the great Irish-American band, Solas. She has since gone solo, and her last album, the essential "Winds Begin to Sing," was one of the finest releases of 2001. Casey's voice is among the loveliest in folk music, and she is a wonderful interpreter of both contemporary and traditional material. Her use of grace notes and vibrato has become remarkably subtle. Much of the music here is slow and pretty, though the songs can be bittersweet, as when she takes the part of one "So full of hope but prone to grief." The gentle "Quiet of the Night," with a beautiful chorus, is typical of this disc's sympathetic and uncluttered arrangements. Casey is often at her best on songs with a quick pace. But here, she excels on a midtempo pastoral love tune, "The Curra Road," with the refrain, "We won't worry about the winter ... In the summer we'll go laughing, way down to the river, down the dusty road." "The Curra Road" is a classic of grace and simplicity and should become a folk standard.
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Formerly a frontline attraction with the Irish/ American band Solas, Karan Casey has long been regarded as one of Ireland's most enchanting singers. Her third solo release is a wonderfully eloquent and moving exercise in bridge-building, as Casey traces old and new connections between musical traditions and eras, spanning both the Irish Sea and the Atlantic.
Hot Press, Sarah Mc Quaid (9.5/10)
Karan Casey is one of those rare singers whose voice is such a beautiful pristine instrument that she could make the direst rubbish sound heartfelt and poignant. Happily, such feats aren't necessary here: for her third solo album, she's once again chosen material worthy of the gift she possess, not least of which is a self-penned number, 'Quiet of the Night' - the first she's recorded. Elsewhere, there are songs by the likes of Tim O'Brien, Billy Bragg and the writing team of Louis de Paor and John Spillane (who joins her for a duet, as does Karen Matheson of the Scottish band Capercaillie). Multi-instrumentalist Donald Shaw, also of Capercaillie, produced this CD, but the overall feel is more Tennessee bluegrass than Highland thistle, thanks to the presence of five-string banjo player Dirk Powell on a number of tracks.
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Casey's soprano is best known from her recordings and performances with the Celtic band Solas. In her third solo effort, she reaches out from the traditional repertoire to include songs by folk-rock's Billy Bragg and bluegrass' Tim O'Brien. But it is Casey's voice, as pure and clear as the crystal from County Waterford, where she was born, that brings an eclectic set of Celtic-related music to life.
Irish Music Magazine, Sean Laffey
Produced by Donald Shaw in Scotland it features a mixture of contemporary and traditional material, (in fact mostly modern) with only two of the tracks cited as traditional. The backing line-up represents the young aristocracy of Celtic music, including vocalists Tim O'Brien, Karen Matheson and John Spillane. Karan's regular band of Robbie Overson and Niall Vallely are augmented by the likes of Dirk Powell, Michael McGoldrick (who plays both flutes and a mean bodhrán), Dezi Donnelly, Paul Meehan, James Grant and Cillian Vallely.
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Former lead singer of Irish-American Celtic folk outfit Solas, the County Waterford colleen's already carved out an impressive solo career over the course of the two albums released since she left to start a family. Unlike its predecessors, while there are traditional numbers such a and Lord MacDonald's (sung in Scots Gaelic, a language Casey doesn't speak) the emphasis is more on the contemporary. Here are songs by Billy Bragg (the wearily beautiful title track), American bluegrass star Tim O'Brien (Another Day), Mary Brookbank (The Jude Mill Song the female equivalent of the preceding trad The Four Loom Weaver) and the great Ewan MacColl (The Ballad of Tim Evans) nestling alongside contributions by Irish writers such as Ger Wolfe (The Curra Road) and her self-penned, intimately delivered Quiet Of The Night.
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The Waterford-born singer Karan Casey has been on a highly personal journey since she left the Irish-American supergroup Solas. Her solo albums, of which this is the third, reveal a questing nature and a deceptively fragile-sounding, vibrato-enhanced soprano. At times, Casey brings the early Dolly Parton to mind, especially when she's essaying modal ballads that recall the Celtic-derived American Appalachian tradition and its tributaries. Her material ranges from Irish and Scottish folkways to modern story songs, many of which deal with immigration and other forms of displacement. The poignant opening tune, composed by British songwriter-activist Billy Bragg, is a meditation about a frightened, uprooted newcomer dealing with homesickness and hostile natives. The sensuous yet coolly ascetic semi-acoustic arrangements feature prominent banjo, fiddle, low whistle, and accordion vamps, plus an atmospheric solo piano. Guest artists Karen Matheson (lead vocals in Capercaillie ), bluegrass singer-mandolinist Tim O'Brien, and American roots player Dirk Powell all make indelible impressions.
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Thanks to Riverdance and the Boston-Ireland connection, Celtic music can hardly be described as exotic here in New England. In fact, most of us have heard enough Irish, Scottish and English ballads, jigs and reels to be able to tell whether they're played well. The Karan Casey Band not only exceeded that standard in its performance at the Railroad Stage on Saturday, but successfully juiced up the traditional Celtic sound with a splash of acoustic funk here and a dab of blues there.The focal point of the four-piece band was Casey's voice. Silky, sensuous and with the timbre of a well-played flute, its pitch-perfect trills on up-tempo songs and long-sustained notes on ballads spanned the range from joy to heartbreak that can be found in the Celtic tradition. The band - Robby Overson on acoustic guitar, Niall Vallely on concertina and whistles, and Steve Nayone on bass - was a worthy match, providing a strong groove or a delicate coloring as needed in the 10-song set."The Madness of My Heart" was a standout, as Casey alternated between English and Gaelic lyrics, while Overson played insistent riffs on guitar and Vallely added blues notes on - of all things - the concertina. Casey and Overson scored points with the audience for keeping their cool as a hovering helicopter competed with them, and later as gusts of wind knocked down equipment on stage.


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The problem you have is that she is anticipating the jump. This is more common when you are against the clock and go slightly too fast for the horse. You could go two ways: Some people might put a stronger bit in and become more assertive; I would recommend you slow everything right down and go back to basics. Complete some rounds trotting until she can calmly complete several rounds. You can also give her more to think about, such as through pole work. In the long term, you might think about having her back teeth checked to make sure there is no discomfort.
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Incorporating December employment growth of -0.1 percent and an increase in the December leading index into the Texas Employment Forecast suggests jobs will pick up from 1.6 percent in 2016 to 1.9 percent this year (December/December). Based on the forecast, 233,000 jobs will be added in the state this year and employment in December 2017 will be 12.3 million (Chart 1).
A preliminary estimate of the Dallas Fed's Texas Leading Index shows that the index picked up slightly over the three months ending in December, rising 0.7 percent (Chart 2).
"Job growth was close to zero in December but was revised up sharply in November resulting in 1.8 percent growth for the fourth quarter," said Keith R. Phillips, Dallas Fed assistant vice president and senior economist. "Recent moderate job growth and a strong December increase in the Texas Leading Index suggest some upward momentum heading into 2017."
The energy sector stabilized in the second half of last year and energy executives report improved outlooks for 2017, according to the Dallas Fed's Energy Survey.
"Gains in the energy sector would help many manufacturing industries in the state, although the strength of the dollar is still a sharp headwind for the many exporters in Texas," Phillips said.Most of the components of the Texas Leading Index increased over the three months ending in December. An increase in the value of the dollar and decline in average weekly hours worked in manufacturing were moderate drags on the leading index. A strong increase in well permits and moderate gains in stock and oil prices and the U.S. leading index drove the rise in the Texas Leading Index.
Next release: March 10, 2017
The Dallas Fed's Texas employment forecast projects job growth for the calendar year and is estimated as the 12-month change in payroll employment from December to December. The forecast reported above is a point estimate with 80 percent confidence bands; in other words, the true forecast lies within the bands on Chart 1 with 80 percent probability.
The Dallas Fed's Texas Employment Forecasting Model is based on a transfer function that utilizes past changes in state employment along with past changes in the Dallas Fed's Texas Leading Index (TLI). Changes in the TLI have an impact on employment with a lead time of three months, and the effect dies out slowly over time. The regression coefficients on lagged changes in employment and the TLI are highly statistically significant, and the model as a whole has been accurate relative to other forecasters over the past two decades.
The forecasting model has been in use at the Dallas Fed since the early 1990s, and the employment forecast has been published in the Western Blue Chip Economic Forecast (WBCF) since 1994. Phillips and Lopez (2009) show that the model has been the most accurate in forecasting Texas job growth relative to other forecasters in the WBCF. In particular, the model had the lowest root mean squared error and has been the closest to the actual the most times (nine of the last 17 years) out of five forecasters that have consistently participated in the survey.
For more details about the model and its performance, see "An Evaluation of Real-Time Forecasting Performance Across 10 Western U.S. States," by Keith R. Phillips and Joaquin Lopez, Journal of Economic and Social Measurement, vol. 34, no. 2–3, December 2009.


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Shirt dresses seem to have a problem with me. Even when they fit well, I feel like they just don't look right, but I love them on other people. That's why I keep finding myself trying them on. Maybe one day I'll become acquainted with the perfect one.
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Beautiful. Especially love that green dress in the first collage.
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Thank you for all the great posts from last year! I look forward to reading your blog, because they are always full of information that I can put to use. Thank you again, and God bless you in 2010.
- March 29, 2010 at 10:30 AM
It's a shame it had to be returned. The design was great!
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New approaches improve recovery for hip replacement surgery
New approaches improve recovery for hip replacement surgery
Total hip replacement surgery has improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of people over the past several decades. While hip replacement surgery restores mobility and quality of life in many patients, it is still considered major surgery and requires adequate rehabilitation therapy and recovery time before the patient can return to normal activities. Fortunately, for today's hip replacement patients, a newer approach to surgery may speed healing and get you back on your feet sooner. The approach is called the anterior approach.
In most cases, a hip replacement procedure is performed using a posterior approach; that is, accessing the hip joint from the patient's back. However, when you operate from the back of the patient, your surgeon must cut and detach muscles from the pelvis and femur in order to access the hip joint. When you detach them, it destabilizes the hip, increasing the risk of dislocation after surgery. Because of the risk factors for dislocation, patients must avoid certain positions like bending and crossing the legs.
Today, research suggests that an anterior approach—accessing the hip joint from the front of the patient's body—gives patients even better results. First developed more than 50 years ago, the anterior approach is rapidly gaining favor because it is much less invasive than the posterior approach.
From the front, a natural opening between muscles allows the surgeon to access the joint while leaving the muscles intact, so the risk of dislocation is far less. This also means that patients don't have to avoid certain positions for weeks after surgery like with the posterior approach.
Additionally, since muscles aren't cut, the anterior approach causes less trauma to the body. As a result, patients experience less pain, a shorter length of stay in the hospital, faster recovery and faster return to normal activity levels.
There are other advantages, too. Because the patient lies on his or her back for the anterior operation, surgeons can readily use X-ray during surgery to verify correct leg length and proper placement of the components. This helps ensure better results for the patient and a longer life for the prosthesis. The patient's position also makes it easier to replace both hips at once, since the patient doesn't have to be turned.
Considering that the average age of a hip replacement patient is 65, and that advances in medicine allow people to continue to live longer, more active lives, it is all the more important to identify less invasive and traumatic approaches to this common surgery.
This article was written by orthopedic surgeon Obi Osuji, M.D. Dr. Osuji is affiliated with MidState Medical Center and practices with Hartford HealthCare Medical Group Orthopedic Specialists.
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ROCHESTERFEST VIII - Great weather is forecast for the Rochester area next Sunday and event producers are intent on providing a great racing experience for the expected 300+ athletes. We highly recommend this event and encourage those who are on the fence about registering to lean to the sign up side.
Because it's fun to predict stuff, we are going to share some prognosticatory musings. Based on the entrant list we were sent, we think that the Top 3 men in the Olympic race will be: 1. Patrick Parish, 2. Kris Spoth, 3. Kevin O'Connor. All three of these guys have victories under their competitive belts this year. (Kevin is a two-time RochesterFest amateur champ.)
We are confident that Kortney Haag will prevail in the women's competition. She's healthy and fit, and her victorious performance at Buffalo (2:10:08) two weeks ago portends a great year for the 37-year-old former Minnesota Rookie of the Year (2008) and Most Improved (2009) winner....
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LIBERTY HALF & OLYMPIC - We are anxious to see how Saturday's races at Lake Rebecca unfold. There are some long course newcomers, like Wade Cruser and Hanna Grinaker, that we predict will shake things up like a ten-point-0 on the Richter.
Guys like three-time Superior Man champ, Sean Cooley, 2011 winner Dan Arlandson, Iowa's Justin Herrick, last year's runner-up, 2015 Most Improved nominee Steve Morris, and Colorado transplant Nate Ansbaugh (photo L), who rocked a 3rd place finish at Gear West Du last month, are expected to set the pace, and there's always a few Canadian dudes that crash the Top 10, nevertheless we believe that Cruser will podium....
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BUFFALO TRIATHLON PREVE - There are no shortage of outstanding triathlon venues in Minnesota. In fact, we doubt that any other state has as many great tri sites as ours does. It just doesn't get any better than Timberman's Sugar Lake venue, Heart of the Lakes in Annandale and the new site of the Brewhouse at Island Lake. In the Metro, there's Lake Marion, Lake Waconia and Lake Minnetonka, among so many others. And the Waseca Tri in southern MInnesota is special, too.
And there are sixty other great tri/du sites in our state.
At, or near the top of the "GVL" (Great Venues List) is Sturges Park in Buffalo, home of the Buffalo Triathlon, which will celebrate its 13th anniversary next Sunday. That place looks like it was designed with triathlon in mind. It's picturesque and shady, and features an awesome amphitheatre. It is not only a great venue for racers, there isn't a more spectator-friendly race site anywhere....
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The MTN Guys are glad that the road construction in the southwest Metro has been completed and that the CHASKA TRIATHLON can return to the schedule.
We worry, however, that 2016 CT enrollment will dip, which will jeopardize the event's sponsorship, and ultimately the future of the race.
The reason for our concern is the observation that most events need a few years to bounce back after a cancellation, or if the prior edition of the event had been plagued by yucky weather....
The Men of Apple '16....
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APPLE DUATHLON - In a separate post we predicted that the women's race will be more competitive than ever. In this one, we are saying the same about the men's race.
Here are some of the guys who should go very, very fast on Saturday:
DAVID THOMPSON - Seasoned pro, DKT has raced on this course on seven prior occasions. Guess how many times he's won? That's right: 7! He is the only man to break 1:20 here (1:19:57 in 2010). A win would be the 102nd of his multisport career....
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APPLE PREVIEW - Minnesota's longest running multi, the Apple Du, will celebrate its 34th birthday on Saturday. It will also feature one of it's deepest fields ever.
Here, we'll tell you about the women's field. We'll talk about the men in a separate post.
In 2015 an unprecedented nine women managed to break the 1:40 on Apple storied 5K- 20.5 mile - 5K course. (Apple was more competitive than Nationals!) Seven of those national class women--Suzie Fox, Sheena Dauer, Kortney Haag, Lisa Lendway, Christina Roberts, Jenn Scudiero and Manuela Knispel--are returning. (Unable to return are 2015 winner Elaine Nelson, who is preggers, and Nicole Heininger, who has relocated to the Southwest.)
Are there at least two more women in this year's field that should break the 100-minute standard?
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2457 Ogden Way, Lexington, KY 40509
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- Beds: 4
- Baths: 3 Full, 1 Half
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- 2,908 sq ft
This fantastic 1. 5 story plan is nestled in prestigious West Wind subdivision, just a stone's throw from everything Hamburg has to offer! Enjoy all your favorite restaurants, shopping, entertainment and a brand new YMCA facility, all within walking distance of your new home. A stunning, 2-story foyer leads to the sizable living room featuring a gas-log fireplace and large built-in bookshelves. The kitchen offers beautiful cabinetry, lots of counter space, pantry, stainless appliances, breakfast bar and dining area. The formal dining room is perfect for all those holiday meals and dinner parties! A first floor master suite offers a large bedroom with fresh carpet, tiled bathroom with a double vanity, whirlpool tub, separate shower, and huge walk-in closet! The partially finished basement is perfect for game nights and also offers tons of storage space! Other features include two laundry rooms, a half bath on the first level, full bath in the basement, and a fantastic deck. A must see!
- Year Built: 2005
- 139 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 3 Full, 1 Half
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- Dining Room
- Yes
- Kitchen
- Breakfast Bar/Area/Nook
- Dining Area
- Yes
- Family Room
- Yes
- Living Room
- Yes
- Basement
- Full, Partially Finished
- Foyer
- Yes
- Utility Room
- Yes
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator
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- Approximately 0.16 Acres, Approximately 6896 Square Feet
- Parking
- 2 Car Attached Garage
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- $270,000
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- $3,260
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- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 8
- Floors
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- 2005
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- 3050 Rio Dosa Dr
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- 2101 Saint Mathilda Dr
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- 701 E Main St
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- Hayes Pre-School
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- 2200 Liberty Rd
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Chronic eye strain
I have been struggling with chronic eye strain and having eye pain ,headaches blurred vision, got my MRI done which came out normal . Tried strong lubricant gels, ice compression acupressure, stayed away from screens but nothing worked . Many Doctors conducted fundus are saying that nothing is wrong except muscular weakness, I did lot of exercises for 2 months but it created more pain I am completely helpless now don't know what to do
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Doctor Answers (1) on Chronic eye strain
Dr. A.K. Bhandari
26 yrs. of exp | Ludhiana | Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
get your cycloplegic refraction done.
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