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A Journal on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation after Pathological Events
Official Journal of the Italian Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (SIMFER), European Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ESPRM), European Union of Medical Specialists - Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Section (UEMS-PRM), Mediterranean Forum of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (MFPRM), Hellenic Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (EEFIAP)
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European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine 2016 Nov 08
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Hump height in idiopathic scoliosis measured using a humpmeter in growing subjects: the relationship between the hump height and the Cobb angle and the effect of age on the hump height
Claudio FERRARO 1, Andrea VENTURIN 2, Marco FERRARO 3, Daniele FABRIS MONTERUMICI 4, Stefano MASIERO 2 ✉
1 Senior Scholar at the Studium Patavinum, formerly Professor of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Padova, Padova, Italy; 2 Orthopedic Rehabilitation Unit, General Hospital, University of Padova Medical Center, Padova, Italy; 3 Physical and Rehabilitation Unit, Local Health Unit 13 of Mirano, Mirano, Venice, Italy; 4 Sandro Agostini Spinal Surgery Unit, General Hospital, University of Padova Medical Center, Padova, Italy
BACKGROUND: The comparison between Cobb angle and hump height measured using a humpmeter in idiopathic scoliosis have produced contradictory findings concerning the association between the two variables in growing subjects.
AIM: To analyze the relationship between the hump height and the Cobb angle and the effect of age on the first.
DESIGN: Cross-sectional, descriptive analytical study.
SETTING: A tertiary university hospital.
POPULATION: One thousand two-hundred forty-five subjects with diagnosed idiopathic scoliosis or with a hump without spine deformity, aged between 3-21.
METHODS: The hump was measured with subjects in a forward-bending position using a pocket humpmeter; the Cobb angle was determined on a traditional radiograph. A linear regression estimated the Cobb angle in relation to the hump height, and a multiple regression based on standardized regression coefficients (ß) and coefficients of determination (R2) assessed the contribution of age and the Cobb angle to hump variations.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: The hump height was between 0–50 mm and the Cobb angle was between 0–78°. Based on regression coefficients, every unit (1 mm) increase in the thoracic/thoracolumbar and lumbar humps corresponded to an average increase in the Cobb angle of 1.542° (SE 0.037°; P=0.000) and 1.857° (SE 0.095°; P=0.000), respectively. The 95% confidence intervals for the estimated mean Cobb angles and those for the individual angles with respect to a given hump height lead to various hypotheses regarding the interconnection between the two entities. ß values for age were low with respect to ß values for the Cobb angle both at the thoracic level (0.095 vs. 0.807) and at the lumbar one (0.138 vs. 0.651), and R2, after the age-variable was excluded, decreased slightly from 70.3% to 69.4% and from 48.5% to 46.7%, respectively. Humpmeter measurements can thus be considered reliable in diagnosed idiopathic scoliosis and in asymmetric children – having a hump without deformity in spine – regardless of age.
CLINICAL REHABILITATION IMPACT: Hump severity can be considered the balance needle when children with idiopathic scoliosis and asymmetric children are being treated and/or monitored. The humpmeter technique, coupled with Cobb angle measurement, can facilitate the clinical evaluation.


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|QUESTION ONE: So here's an interesting attempt to inspire gamers to care about the morass that is American politics. X-Box Live has announced that if you watch at least three of the four upcoming October presidential election debates using Live's coverage, you'll receive a free Halo 4 Warrior skin for your XBLA avatar. So, does the prospect of free cosmetic items whet your appetite for the American political process?
Not so much my appetite, but if it gets more people out to vote, who cares how cheezy the method comes off. It's getting people to take notice, and that is what the most important part to take away from this is. If they can get even 20,000 people to watch the coverage, and of those 20,000 only 300 are inspired to vote, I would still call that a success.
Well, I was planning on watching the debates anyway, but if it would get me extra stuff to watch it via Xbox I might do this (if I had an Xbox). This is less about politics than it is the streaming war between cable networks, set top devices and consoles. Comcast, Xbox and Roku, for example, were battling forever over HBO Go because Comcast wanted the usage to run through them and refused to authorize the Xbox and Roku for HBO Go. They relented on Xbox only as a distraction technique after Netflix head Reed Hastings brought attention to the fact that Comcast violates Net Neutrality laws by making streaming through Xfinity not count against user's bandwidth cap. All sides know that the debates, as much as people hate politics, garner big ratings. Those ratings will translate into ad revenue. So they're not trying to get new users watching as much as they are trying to carve out a sizable chunk of the existing portion for themselves. It's as dirty as politics, but with half the 47% comments.
I think the idea is in the right place but it isn't enough to sway a young person to watch the debate. I enjoy US Politics because of the debate feature. I know, living in Illinois especially, politicians couldn't be trusted even watching my Xbox while I piss. That being said, there is some hope given when you hear these empty promises at maybe one or two may accidentally get done.
Jeremy gets 532 points for managing to expose the politics behind the politics behind the politics, but unfortunately, he loses 47% of those points because they don't like him, so why should he bother to keep them?
|QUESTION TWO: Well, if that didn't grab you, maybe this will. Announcing the new XBLA Rewards program, where you will get rebates on your Marketplace purchases based on how big your Gamerscore is! Okay, so it's only 2% MSPoints back if you have a score of higher than 25k, or 1% if you're only over 10k, but still, it's better than nothing, right? It's such a clever plan, it simply has to be evil, right?
Count me among the Legendary who will get the full 2% back. Plus a special gift during my birthday month. I don't see anything wrong with this at all either. Doesn't have to be evil, does it? Maybe it is. I'm all out of damns to give already this week so I don't care. This is a good thing, even if it is only 2%.
I'm going to have to break down and get an Xbox so I can answer these questions with more confidence one of these days. Anyway, I generally view all things Microsoft with a bit of skepticism and suspicion of evil, but I think this is pretty straight-forward. More and more people are doing digital purchases and lots of people have more than one console. So if you're going to buy a game that is available on both XBLA and the PSN, why not buy it on XLBA, where at least you're getting a little bit back? Plus, it gets people potentially playing the Xbox more in order to work that Gamerscore up for a bigger discount. It's a win for the company, a win for the consumer. Makes sense to me.
I'm all for this, I think for those of us over 100K should get 50% off and additional free DLC every month. Reward the people that play frequently, not the people who use other services.
Dan's a little optimistic and Todd's been blinded by the fact he can get the discount without even trying, but I feel like Charlton Heston trying to point out to people the evil overarching plot wherein Microsoft makes sure you play their X-Box games obsessively in order to gain a minimal benefit that you can only use to buy more games! It's made of money, people!
|QUESTION THREE: Well, after we speculated about a month or so ago about NBA Live 13's potential for release in time for the new basketball season, the answer is in. That is to say, EA has cancelled NBA Live 13. How can the same company that manages to churn out a new Madden franchise every year have screwed up things so badly on the NBA side of things? Should EA just abandon ship on the entire franchise at this point?
I don't think EA should abandon ship, but if I was the brass that heads up the NBA side of this deal, I would damn sure be looking for another company to offer our license to. At this point, this deal has to be costing the NBA money, doesn't it? I mean they sold the rights to EA, sure, but after two years without producing a game, don't they have some say in what goes on with this? Are they like movie rights, where EA has a certain amount of time to produce a new game, or what? If I'm David Stern, or whoever, I'm asking some questions by now.
I think that goes without saying (even though we're saying it anyway). I'm less curious about how the company can keep screwing this up than I am about why they announced it and then cancelled it three weeks later. That's gotta be some kind of record for a big gaming company, right? I mean, if it was teetering on the brink of yes or no the way I have to assume it was, shouldn't you give it a little more time before officially announcing it? EA's done some dumb things in the past, but this one just makes them seem flat-out amateurish. Smooth move, guys.
Have you played 2K basketball? This series is simply amazing. If I were EA, I'd work on creating an arcade title for the NBA like NBA Jam or Ballers. 2K has a superior product right now so don't waste the time or energy if you are only going to fail. Plan B should be just go buy the rights and an exclusive deal with the NBA. That worked out well for Madden.
Dan earns 1934 points for asking EA hasn't picked up the NBA exclusive license similar to their NFL one. Although I would argue that since EA hasn't put out a true NBA game in three years, I'm pretty sure the NBA isn't interested in giving it to them, and why would 2K waste the money when they don't have any competition?
|QUESTION FOUR: So, do you want the functionality of using a handheld tablet device to play video games on your home console? Do you own a PS Vita? Well, then according to a Sony rep, not only do you likely own a PS3 as well, but those two systems apparently have the capability to act almost exactly like a Wii U and its tablet controller. Except they aren't planning to "force feed" that functionality into a bunch of games because…they just don't want to. Maybe they hate money, because it seems to me that something like that might actually let Sony offload a few more Vitas, wouldn't you agree?
Well couldn't they go the Kinect route, and use that functionality to enhance your gaming experience without force feeding it to us? Seems to me that would be the way to casually build interest in this, while also sticking it to Nintendo a bit in a "We can do that too, but aren't making people buy a whole new Playstation to do it" sort of way? So yes, I am going to agree with the Quizmaster, even if that goes against everything I believe in.
I'm all for their strategy. No need to force it into games and have it come out awkward or buggy. I don't know the average Vita owner that well, but I assume they didn't get it for the ability to pretend they have a Wii U, and it wouldn't be any kind of tipping point as to whether I bought a Vita or not. I don't think the potential problem with game bugs or increased development time, not to mention oversensitive gamers finding something new to complain about, is worth what few extra Vitas they'll sell.
I would agree. At the same time, maybe Microsoft has the best idea yet, allow users to use their own tablet. Imagine if Microsoft we're to take this program to the next level and allow gamers to play on the go with a remote access program. This may be the new gimmick of the next generation and for once I'm on board and excited about it.
I didn't really expect that we'd get a perspective that involved how Microsoft could do something similar as well, but that's why I ask these questions. Anyway, Todd violates his principles for 4312 points, because anytime I can get him to agree that I'm right is Christmas come early for me.
|BONUS QUESTION: I've had a rough week already, and it's not even half over. Amuse me.
I've had a week of my own. I have nothing to talk about. I filled in for Ask 411 games this week. Check that out, laugh at me, do what you must. Again, I care not.
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Well outside of a chaotic week, I'm still celebrating the Minnesota Vikings winning over the Lions. I do have to ask you, as a Canadian and both teams being so close and the Bills playing games in Toronto, who do you root for? Your answer will decide how quickly I reply to these questions for the remainder of the year.
[QM NOTE]: Dan's answers for this week were received 29 minutes before the submission deadline, so I guess I'd better say the right thing. I watch football on Sundays because that's what my dad did and so there's family tradition there. I have no true rooting interests in any team, although I did cheer against Buffalo in all four Super Bowl appearances for reasons that I don't remember. Also the Bills Toronto series was and is a joke that they couldn't pay me to go watch.
Gun to my head, though, I do like the Ravens.
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Having cast doubt on the wisdom of asking players to switch from Twenty20 to Championship mode with barely a pause for breath, Martyn Moxon, the director of cricket here, seemed to have a point as Yorkshire, quarter-finalists in the short game, resumed their push for honours in the long format with a performance lacking in substance.
Durham, who won the toss, clearly suspected it would be a day for the bowlers and opted to field. Yet Yorkshire, the Championship leaders, will have expected to do better than 184 all out, even against a swinging ball, on a day in which 13 wickets fell despite more than two hours lost to rain.
Periodically the bat appeared to be gaining the upper hand. Partnerships were forged by Adam Lyth and Andrew Gale, two young batsmen who played splendidly for a while against Steve Harmison and Liam Plunkett, and then by Gerard Brophy and Adil Rashid.
Gale looked unlucky – as a charitable assessment of umpire Neil Mallender's decision might put it – to be leg before to Plunkett, pointedly staring at his bat as he left the crease. What was needed, however, was for a senior player to provide a lead and Brophy's 43 hardly qualified.
He did better, though, than Michael Vaughan, whose anticipated confrontation with Harmison, his dropped England colleague, never happened. The national team captain faced 18 balls from Callum Thorp, scoring off none, missing several and finally edging to Phil Mustard behind the stumps.
Plunkett, typically, mixed some belting deliveries with others given the treatment they deserved. Harmison was more economical, although he did not often look like taking wickets until he made the bounce count to have Rashid and then Tim Bresnan caught at third slip. The underrated Thorp was as impressive as anyone.
Like Vaughan, Paul Collingwood wasted his opportunity to spend time in the middle. The troubled England one-day captain, summoned at 30 for two as Durham's reply began uncertainly, carefully negotiated 26 balls for his five only for his patience to snap, a rash swing at Rashid coming down behind the bowler in the hands of Matthew Hoggard.
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Alison Pilgrim, BTEC student at Moulton College in Northamptonshire, has won a competition after creating the best small animal practice design, combining creativity and practicality.
A creative BTEC student has won the top accolade in her college's "design a small animal veterinary practice" award.
Alison Pilgrim, a student on the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management at Moulton College, Northamptonshire, was one of more than 130 students who entered the competition, the entries of which were judged for creativity and practicality.
The competition was sponsored by Virbac and judged by an independent veterinary surgeon. Miss Pilgrim's entry was chosen for the practical design of the consulting rooms, which had front and rear doors allowing a single dispensary area for the whole practice. The student's design was also deemed well presented and considerate of disabled clients.
Miss Pilgrim won £75 worth of shopping vouchers, while a second prize of £25 worth of vouchers went to students Danielle Harrison and Emily Phelan, who submitted a joint entry. Third-placed Destiny Merrington also received a £25 voucher.
Isobel Richards, lecturer in animal management at Moulton College, thanked Virbac for its support of the competition.
She said: "Moulton College puts a strong emphasis on building links with industry, because we know it is beneficial for students and that it will ultimately increase their employability."
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This is the most likely scenario IMO. Frankly, he should be there now anyway. He's better than any of the other tight ends fighting for the third spot.
Seriously, that was a great improvised play he was a part of for that early touchdown against Houston in the playoffs. Sure, he'd just be a camp body at this point but why not bring in one who's done something for this team instead of a washed up has-been.
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Five free agents who are flying under the radar
Sometimes the biggest names in free agency aren't the best players to sign. Here are five free agents who have snuck under the radar this summer.
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When free agents are allowed to sign with new teams beginning Friday, the names that will dominate the conversation and get the biggest contracts will be players like Nathan Horton, David Clarkson, Danny Briere and Valtteri Filppula.
It's not a great crop of players in terms of top-tier talent, and this year's free-agent frenzy is definitely missing impact players like Zach Parise and Ryan Suter. That makes it a pretty dangerous time for aggressive general managers looking to improve their teams. They're going to have to spend that money on somebody and will probably get into bidding wars for guys like Clarkson and Horton, and ultimately end up paying more than they would like.
That doesn't mean there still aren't some potential values on the open market who can improve a team without requiring a huge long-term investment.
Here are five players who might fit that description.
1. Clarke MacArthur, F: The Toronto Maple Leafs didn't use MacArthur anywhere near as much as they should have last season.
When they did, he produced. Why they didn't use him more, especially in the playoffs, is a question that only general manager Dave Nonis and coach Randy Carlyle can answer.
MacArthur's ice time dropped during the regular season, he sat out two of the Maple Leafs' seven playoff games against Boston (he scored two goals in the five postseason games in which he played) and was only given 12 minutes of ice time per game. It was bizarre treatment for a guy who scored 20 goals in each of the previous two seasons. Along with the goals, MacArthur has proven throughout his career that he's capable of playing tough minutes and helping his team generate shots while also being a steady 20-goal scorer.
For me, his usage wasn't a reflection of his ability as a player but more of some bizarre mismanagement by the coaching staff and front office.
What's funny is the Maple Leafs are one of the teams most rumored to be interested in Clarkson, the former Devils forward. They're probably going to sign him for big money and let MacArthur walk right out the door.
It wouldn't be a huge shock to this corner of the Internet if MacArthur ended up scoring more goals than Clarkson in 2013-14 on a different team that's paying him less money.
2. Tom Gilbert, D: Minnesota used one of its cap compliance buyouts on Gilbert this week, and that's a bit of a surprise. Well, it's not so much a surprise that Minnesota decided to part ways with him because of salary-cap constraints, but it is a little surprising that they couldn't find another team in the NHL willing to trade for him.
This crop of free agents is weak in general. For defensemen, it's a complete wasteland highlighted by a couple of 35-plus guys in Sergei Gonchar and Mark Streit. And they're already off the market, having signed $5M-per-year contracts (Gonchar in Dallas, Streit in Philadelphia) after their free-agent rights were traded.
There has to be a spot for Gilbert somewhere in the NHL. It might say more about this crop of free agents than it does Gilbert, but given the rest of the blue-line options who are available I'm not sure there's another one whom I would rather take a chance on this summer than him. Gilbert is a good skater, he can get the play started out of his own end and move the puck up the ice and he has a history of getting tough matchups (while playing on some bad teams) and holding his own. He's not a No. 1 defenseman or a guy whom you want to throw out on your top pair. But as a No. 3 or 4, he would be more than adequate.
3. Damien Brunner, F: Brunner is still a bit of a mystery. He's 27 and has only played half a season in the NHL. But he has an impressive track record in Europe, has a lot of skill and was very impressive in his debut season with the Detroit Red Wings, scoring 12 goals to go with 14 assists in 44 games while posting some strong possession numbers in some relatively tough minutes. He also had five goals and four assists in 14 playoff games.
He's a bit of a wild card, and there's still a boom-or-bust feel to him given how small of a sample size that we have to work with in his NHL career, but he shouldn't break the bank when it comes to a financial commitment and could be a useful player for a team looking for a top-nine winger without dedicating a ton of salary-cap space to it.
4. Viktor Stalberg, F: Over the past few years, the Chicago Blackhawks rebuilt a lot of the depth that they lost following their 2010 Stanley Cup run, and their third line of Stalberg, Bryan Bickell and Andrew Shaw was a big part of it in 2013.
Stalberg is the only one of that trio who is unlikely to return next season. He's set to hit the open market, and he's a player whose game I've always liked. He has tremendous speed, isn't a complete zero defensively and can play a lot of roles up and down your lineup, whether it be as a third liner or filling in on the top six. He doesn't always use his size the way that you would like a 6-foot-3, 200-plus-pound forward to, but he still brings a lot of energy and speed to the lineup.
5. Boyd Gordon, F: Gordon just might be the best defensive forward in the NHL whom nobody knows about. Don't count on him to put up any sort of offensive numbers; he usually checks in with about five goals and 15 total points. What he is going to do is give you a player who has proven that he's capable of going up against the best players in the league in the toughest situations and shutting them down.
His most common opponents this past season at 5-on-5 were Martin Havlat, Patrick Marleau, Logan Couture, Joe Thornton, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Jordan Eberle, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Brandon Saad, Curtis Glencross and Teemu Selanne. Gordon also started the majority of his shifts in the defensive zone and still put up some sensational defensive numbers. The Coyotes outshot their opponents with him on the ice, outscored them and allowed fewer than two goals per 60 minutes.
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I think your readers should be aware that Tesco Bank consider all deposits paid by its credit card to be non-refundable and uses that as an excuse to avoid paying a refund under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act.
I paid a deposit of £100 using my Tesco Credit Card for the purchase of a second-hand car. I never took delivery of the car as the dealer failed to carry out promised remedial works. Although the dealer verbally agreed to refund the deposit this has never materialised.
I made a claim to Tesco Bank under Section 75, but it told me that deposits are not covered by the act. AP, Mere, Wiltshire
You are the second reader in as many months who has found Tesco Bank has a tenuous grasp of the Consumer Credit Act.
This legislation gives customers the same rights against their credit card issuer as against a retailer which breaches a contract, provided the money paid is between £100 and £30,000. Not only are deposits specifically covered by the act, section 75 takes into account the full price paid for the goods by any method, not just the part paid for by credit card.
So if you had paid that £100 deposit on your credit card and then written a cheque for the balance, your card issuer would have been liable for the total outlay.
The Financial Ombudsman Service is the place to go if your bank won't cough up, but happily, you won't be needing the regulator just yet. Tesco tells me that following a "review" (ie media interest) it has decided to uphold your claim.
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I have 2 100ml pillows for my nano, plan on recharging and rotating as needed. The first pillow to be used is now bleached (day) and rinsed (48 hours+ with prime). How should it be stored until it is up for use again? Air dry it and ziplock the best bet?
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NEW ORLEANS - As has been reported all week, the Ravens will be at full strength for today's Super Bowl.
The team listed no one as doubtful or questionable on the Friday injury report, and has the usuals inactive for the contest.
Cornerback Asa Jackson, safety Omar Brown, cornerback Chris Johnson, linebacker Adrian Hamilton, offensive lineman Ramon Harewood, wideout Deonte Thompson and defensive tackle Bryan Hall will sit out the big game.
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"I am bored with my life. Every day I have a routine, I have a process. Each action and each step is one of calculation. My fiance has helped me create a space where everything is in order and everything has a purpose. But I do not think this is right for me. I am only twenty one and I do not have a sense of spontaneity. I do not have the ability or the people to go out of my house on the weekend and do something at the spur of the moment. I have no idea what night life is like, or what is feels like to be drunk. Even my bad decisions are usually taken care of and gone in a day or two because they are that mild.
"No one has ever turned their back on me or told me that they could not count on me. I have never organized a party, and have barely even been to a party that was not a family member's birthday. It is like, before last week, I was following a script. I know that I am intelligent and I am not ugly and I am a nice person to be around. So why is this all I have to show for my life? I am getting married next year and I will have a seven year old son to help care for. There is not going to be a bachelorette party, and my wedding shower will be like my engagement party - my mom and a handful of aunts and uncles. I do not aspire to do or be anything specific, because I have just taken on the assumption that I will be doing what Chad thinks is best and whatever our family needs. But all of the sudden, I am not ready for a family. I am not ready to keep going with this life of doing everything right and being the perfect girl for the perfect man. Yes, he is great, and I adore Michael, and I want to be part of their future, but not right now.
"I do not know what any of that has to do with my wreck. So many people are walking around the subject. Some people think I blacked out and some people think i tried to commit suicide. But.. I do not think I tried to end my life. I think... I mean, I was curious to think what would happen if I did it. What would happen if I just drove my car off of an overpass? What would happen.... What would happen to my life? You know, like would people even care if I did die? Would people from my past or those I barely know- would they even come visit me in the hospital? If I were in a coma, who would be crying by my bedside trying to do decide what to do?
"And now... I mean I actually did it! I actually did drive my car off the edge and crashed it and I could have been killed! I could have destroyed my life and never awoken. But that did not even happen. A week later, I have to go back to work and deal with the same people. For a few days I had attention from Chad and things seemed great. But the truth is... i did not hardly effect my life. In fact, no one seems to think anything has changed. I am still expected to be the same person and do the same things.
"Instead, I have.... I have destroyed someone else's life. All I wanted to do was see what would happen to me. But it is this guy- this kid, Steven. He is laying in a bed for who knows how long because i caused him to be hurt. His family is falling apart. Because of me. I am to blame and now maybe they will come after me... What if HE had died? What would be going on right now if I killed someone else when I was being so stupid and so... so God damn curious?! I have totally screwed up someone else's future because I was... not satisfied or something."
Christine stopped speaking, practically worn out from the rollercoaster of emotions she was sharing in her harried speech. Her brain kept going, spinning words and saying the same things in her brain that she had said out loud. She was resting her head on the back of the couch with her eyes closed. Dr Evoch watched her, examining her expression and her comping skills. Waiting to see if she would recover on her own of if she would start to cry or have an anxiety attack. Dr Evoch was encouraged by how much Christine had shared in one sitting, but knew that there could be more to come, or even complete denial of all the emotion she had just poured out into the air between them. To her encouragement, Christine opened her eyes and lifted her head slowly, giving a small smile and then continuing her speech.
"I feel like I should be to young to be going through this. But it is like I have given up on what I was before. It is like I am having a mid life crisis or a breakdown or something. But no, I am just twenty one years old, and I have nothing stressing in my life. Things should be great. Maybe that is why I have such a big problem getting through this. I still do not really understand why I did it... I should be a nice, respectful young lady, getting ready for life and a great, comforatable and loving future. I should be applying to go back to school and further my job. I should be planning out my life so that in a couple years Chad and i can have a baby. I used to want a baby. I used to wish that I would grow up and become married and successful quickly so thta I could mother a child. And now? Phhsshh, now it is like I should not be trusted with kids. Who can trust me? I do not even know myself."
She had begun speaking slower, looking at a painting on the wall and just saying whatever came to mind. Christine did not bother to even think about what to say next. Her stream of concience had more of less stopped but the ideas that came to the surface were important to the subject anyway.
"Right now I am stuck. I do not know where to go from here. I though I needed to change. I thought I needed to somehow add something to my life to make it more meaningful. But, after yesterday, I just do not even know if that is right. Maybe I just need to get up and relocate or something. Make an overall change. It is just that things are not bad here... I mean, why am I even thinking about this and going through it? I am so frustrated because I am like dissastisfied or something and I do not really know why or how it started or if I can even change it!"
She looked directly at Dr. Evoch now, who had been sitting still and listening to everything that Christine had to say. Christine's look was one seeking answeres, partlye expecting to be told what to do and how to solve her problems. Instead, Dr. Evoch let the room clear a little bit and made a comment.
"Christine, it is normal to be confused. Very people really know how to truly go after what they want. Even fewer people know what it is that they want. Some people chase things and it turns out wrong. Some poeple do not even look. You are the only one who can decide what to do. It is your life, and although many people can influence and give advice and have a say, it is all up to you in the end. It is up to you to decide where to go and how to live. Does that make sense?"
It was not what she wanted to hear, but she knew these things deep in her soul, so she nodded slightly, enough to show that she did understnad the therapist's point.
"We are almost out of time today, Chritine. Do you feel any better since you came in?"
"Yes. I actually do. I am still really confused, but... i realized a lot of things while I was talking. And maybe I just need to sit down and figure it out on my own first."
"What is it that usually helps you get through an idea?"
"I like to make lists... organizing information really makes me settle my thoughts."
"Okay, then what I would like for you to do is start writing all of this down as you can. Make a list or a chart or whatever feels the most comfortable. Go ahead and try to understand what you can, whether it is the past or the present or the future. We will schedule for you to come back in a week, but if you need to come in before then, just give my office a call. Okay?"
"All right. Thank you again for everything."


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Recent major acquisitions of British contemporary art will go on display in the BP Exhibition Classified, opening at Tate Britain on 22 June 2009. This free exhibition will include large-scale works from Tate's collection. Using a wide range of media, Classified will feature new acquisitions which will be on display at Tate for the first time, such as Jake & Dinos Chapman's Chapman Family Collection 2002 and two works from Damien Hirst's recent gift to Tate: The Acquired Inability to Escape 1991, one of the artist's early vitrine works, and Life Without You 1991.
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Familiar works such as Damien Hirst's room installation Pharmacy 1992, Simon Patterson's Great Bear 1992, a reconfigured version of the iconic map of the London Underground, and Mark Dion's Tate Thames Dig 1999, which groups together objects found on the banks of the River Thames, will be shown alongside works that have been acquired over the last five years. This is the first time that many of these will be on display at Tate, including installations such as Simon Starling's Work made-ready, Les Baux-de-Provence (Mountain Bike) 2001, Jake and Dinos Chapman's Chapman Family Collection 2002, Tacita Dean's film portrait Michael Hamburger 2007 and Rebecca Warren's sculpture In the Bois 2005. All these works allow the visitor to reflect not only on the artists' construction of meaning by their use of different strategies of classification but also on the museum's role in collecting, cataloguing and displaying objects.
Classified is curated by Clarrie Wallis, Curator Contemporary British Art at Tate Britain, and Andrew Wilson, Curator Modern & Contemporary British Art at Tate.
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My fixation started in the days when pink velour tracksuits were fashionable the first time around and Jane Fonda was still better known for her opposition to the Vietnam war than for aerobics videos. In those days "lane swimming" didn't exist and my local pool in north London was populated by small children, a hard core of like-minded obsessives (some of whom are still close friends) and a small, formidable group of elderly mid-European women who swam furiously before adjourning for coffee in the long-gone Cosmos on Finchley Road. In spite of their years, they were brimming with vitality and vigour and, even at 19, I knew I wanted to be like them when I reached their age.
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So why do we do it? My son (when not using the word to describe the pupils of the nearby girls' school) tells me that "fit" is something everyone wants to be. Unfortunately, darling, that is not the case. The fitness boom has been accompanied by a depressing rise in the number of obese people, a new couch generation, early-onset diabetes and fat farms for children.
I once shared an office with a lovely woman who was on a permanent quest to lose weight and give up smoking. I lived through the cabbage diet, WeightWatchers, Atkins - you name it. She also paid a huge monthly sum to a gym she never attended. I finally prised the reason out of her: she couldn't face going until she had lost enough weight to give herself the confidence to appear in her workout gear in front of anyone else, or, indeed, herself in the mirror. It was a blunt reminder that huge barriers to exercise exist for many people - it's not just laziness, but also self-esteem. To her, my single-minded determination was intimidating, and keeping fit was for "other" types of people.
I am an evangelist on the subject, but for good reason. As well as the personal waste of people feeling lousy about themselves, there are huge public policy implications in raising a new generation of lazy, physically inactive people. We would be better off persuading a lot of people like my friend to become a bit more active than having a minority of super-fit nutters like me.
Keeping fit doesn't have to be scary. When I pressed my son on the meaning of fitness, he came up with his GCSE PE definition: "The ability to meet the demands of the environment." His alpha male father hotly disagrees and prefers "the ability of the body to reach its maximum in sporting endeavour". But, on reflection, the old textbook definition is pretty clever.
My daily swim has kept me sane, calm, healthy (and thin) through many trying professional and personal times. Its benefits are as much mental and emotional as physical. In my 25 minutes in the water, even at 6am, I problem-solve or think about nothing at all. The endorphins then take over and anything becomes bearable. I am rarely ill and have always been able to eat what I want without gaining weight.
Exercise makes you hungry, but also subconsciously changes your behaviour in other ways. Healthy food seems more sensible and you start questioning the value of "empty calories" at the same time as building the muscle that helps to burn them off. In my case, it was also responsible for me tossing my last packet of cigarettes in the bin 20 years ago - and diving into a freezing pool with a hangover at the crack of dawn is definitely a deterrent to drinking too much. When I told a friend I was thinking of writing something about keeping fit, she was aghast and told me I was completely wrong for "that sort of thing" because I was already thin and fit, so what could I prove?
Well, at 46, working from home again after a long period in an office, facing menopausal middle age and with an urge to travel to places without a handy patch of water, maybe it is time to face down my own compulsion and find something more portable than swimming. Could I become a runner, for example? Is yoga exercise? What exactly is spinning? And what do you do on those big round exercise balls that look like something children used to bounce down the road on 26 years ago?
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