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Mike Williams Injury: Updates on Buccaneers Star's Hamstring and Recovery
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Williams has been placed on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury, which required surgery.
Williams missed the Bucs' Week 6 home game against the Philadelphia Eagles due to the issue, according to Bobby Lewis of WTSP in Tampa Bay:
#Bucs Mike Williams out today with hamstring injury. Carl Nicks and Jonathan Banks are in
— Bobby Lewis (@Bobby_L) October 13, 2013
He was active for Week 8, but aggravated the hamstring during the team's loss to the Panthers.
From Mike Williams' Twitter:
Thanks everyone for prayers I'll be back to running sooner than later EVEN MY SON GETTING HIS HAMMY READY lmao pic.twitter.com/PntIlWJs2G
— * Mike Williams * (@Mikebuc19) November 1, 2013
From Jenna Laine of SportsTalkFlorida.com:
Bucs WR Mike Williams is having surgery today on his torn hamstring, an injury that landed him on IR this week.
— JennaLaineBucs (@JennaLaineBucs) October 30, 2013
From Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times:
#Bucs WR Mike Williams (hamstring) was not at practice this morning during first 30 mins open to the media.
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) October 28, 2013
Bucs place WR Mike Williams on Injured Reserve
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) October 28, 2013
Williams, who has battled a hamstring injury, had an MRI Friday.
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) October 28, 2013
WR Mike Williams will have surgery on his right hamstring coach Greg Schiano said.
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) October 28, 2013
From The Tampa Tribune's Ira Kaufman:
Bucs WR Mike Williams told the Tampa Tribune he has a torn hamstring. Williams first hurt his hamstring Sept. 29 vs. Arizona
— Ira Kaufman (@IKaufmanTBO) October 25, 2013
From NBC's Jenna Laine:
Schiano on Mike Williams' hamstring - "It's kind of always aggravated. He has a condition. It's just a matter if he can play with it."
— JennaLaineBucs (@JennaLaineBucs) October 25, 2013
From the Tampa Bay Times' Rick Stroud:
#Bucs are concerned about Mike Williams' hamstring injury and whether he can continue playing.
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) October 25, 2013
From Scott Smith of Buccaneers.com:
Mike Williams has been cleared to play. Newly-promoted WR Skye Dawson is also active.
— Scott Smith (@ScottSBucs) October 24, 2013
From Scott Smith of Buccaneers.com:
WR Mike Williams has been cleared to play and will start.
— Scott Smith (@ScottSBucs) October 20, 2013
From the Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
via @ScottSBucs WR Mike Williams practiced today, but is still listed as questionable. http://t.co/RwcFNQeTO9 #TBvsATL
— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@TBBuccaneers) October 18, 2013
From Roy Cummings of The Tampa Tribune:
WR Mike Williams was at practice today. Looks like he should be good to go for the Bucs vs. Atlanta on Sunday
— Roy Cummings (@RCummingsTBO) October 18, 2013
UPDATE: Thursday, Oct. 17
From Roy Cummings of The Tampa Tribune:
WR MIke Williams (hamstring) was missing during the portion of Bucs practice open to the media. Could be rest, could be a setback.
— Roy Cummings (@RCummingsTBO) October 17, 2013
UPDATE: Monday, Oct. 14
From Roy Cummings of The Tampa Tribune:
Bucs coach Greg Schiano says he believes WR Mike Williams should be back for Atlanta game
— Roy Cummings (@RCummingsTBO) October 14, 2013
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Williams was dealing with an ailing hamstring in Week 4, but played in the 13-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, catching an eight-yard touchdown pass from rookie third-round quarterback Mike Glennon.
Even with the benefit of a bye week to get healthy, the 26-year-old wideout is unable to go, making the outlook for the Bucs' season even more ominous.
Glennon had an uneven debut as the starting signal-caller, but established some rapport with Williams in connecting with him on four passes for 38 yards and the aforementioned score. The young QB's task will be tall to improve this week.
The Buccaneers are last in the league in averaging 174.2 passing yards per game, but Sunday represents a silver lining.
Philadelphia's defense has struggled to complement new head coach Chip Kelly's up-tempo offense, and it yields an average of 326 yards per contest through the air.
Look for Tampa Bay to rely on running back Doug Martin to shoulder the offensive load in an effort to notch its first victory of the 2013 season.
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This is followed up by totally ineffective "programs" by DCS. Since Shelby Training Center was closed, several of these offenders will be put in foster homes or non-secured placement which are ineffective for juvenile delinquents since they are designed for non-delinquents, which are different from delinquent children. In fact, the delinquent children have a negative effect on the non-delinquents that share space with them.
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Rockstar Games, the studio behind the Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead franchises, has released 12 new screenshots for L.A. Noire, their upcoming mystery title.
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You think it is creepy because the characters look realistic for the first time ever. They used some kind of tracker to map real actor's faces. Real life people are creepier
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Hong Kong media is reporting this afternoon Beijing's 2nd airport is expected to open in 2018, with an initial capacity of 45 million passengers a year. The cost is estimated at 70 billion yuan (about 10 billion USD).
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Construction will start this year but the scale will be limited, this year will mainly focus on land acquisition and preparation. i.e. building apartment complexes for the displaced residents.
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US$11 Billion Second Airport for Beijing
The Chinese government has approved the construction of a new airport in Beijing to help the capital city cope with congestion at its main hub.
A news report by the Civil Aviation Administration of China says that construction of the new airport, to be located in Daxing, south of Beijing, is scheduled to start in 2014 and will be completed by 2018. The plan is for the airport to have six runways, and the capacity to handle 70 million passengers annually by 2025. Once up and running, some flights handled at the nearby military air base Nanyuan airport will be transferred over. The airport, estimated to cost around $11.3 billion (CNY70 billion), will be managed by state-owned Capital Airports Holding, which also manages Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA). http://www.constructionreviewonline....ing#addcomment |
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Awesome. Will it be an airport with an athletics track, or will it be optimised for rectangular field football?
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BEIJING, Jan. 30 (Xinhua) -- The smog shrouding north and east China has not only aroused health concerns but postponed seasonal family reunions, blocking roads and grounding planes ahead of the country's great homecoming for Chinese New Year. Sections of more than 20 expressways in the eastern and central provinces of Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Anhui, Shandong and Henan were closed for heavy fog on Wednesday morning, according to the Ministry of Transport. The situation has been much relieved from Tuesday when sections of more than 30 inter-provincial highways in north China were closed with visibility drastically reduced by the fog. The roads had been reopened by noon on Wednesday. The fog also grounded planes in the affected regions. Forty-nine flights from Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA) were canceled on Tuesday as visibility dropped to below 200 meters before the situation improved in the evening. As the fog has started to weaken on Wednesday, most flight services have resumed, said a BICA official who declined to be named. However, the country's rail network had continued to operate normally. The Ministry of Railways projected some 5.25 million trips would be made on Wednesday, with 526 extra trains arranged to cope with surging passenger numbers. A large proportion of the passengers were made up of college students and migrant workers heading home to celebrate Spring Festival, one of the most important holidays in China, after living away from their hometown for a full year. The national meteorological authorities has forecast a fresh cold front will sweep most parts of the country's central and eastern regions in the coming three days, lowering temperatures and dispersing heavy fog. The lingering smoggy weather has stirred arguments over environmental protection in the past month, as the smog was found to contain hazardous lung-penetrating airborne matter. |
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BEIJING, Feb. 3 (Xinhua) -- More than 100 flights were canceled on Sunday by Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA), the world's second-busiest airport by passenger volume, as snow hit China's capital. Altogether, 115 flights scheduled to depart from or arrive at the airport on Sunday were canceled as of 7 p.m., including 14 international flights, according to flight status information on BCIA's website. Some of the cancellations were due to foul weather in other cities, as many parts of China were influenced by a new cold snap. The airport had mobilized more than 800 workers and 230 automobiles to remove ice and snow from planes, runways and parking aprons as of 3 p.m. on Sunday, a BCIA official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. More than 1,500 planes would have flown around 114,000 passengers from the airport on Sunday as planned originally, the official said. Light to moderate snow and sleet will fall on northeast and north China from Sunday to Tuesday while heavy rain will sweep central and east China, the China Meteorological Administration has forecasted. BCIA saw passenger volumes grow 4.2 percent year on year in 2012 to reach 81.8 million people, a number second only to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the United States. |
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I see nothing wrong with Rush Limbaugh attacking Ron Paul as long at is it is truthful and he discloses (each time) that Romney's firm Bain Capital owns Clear Channel Communications, Inc., which syndicates Rush's radio show. The same goes for Hannity Beck, Levin and Savage.
Santorum is an interesting fellow. In 2007, he suggested we need a long war to eradicate Islam. And now he lies and bashes Paul for suggesting we bring our troops him.
One former U.S. Marine here, one more vote for Ron Paul!
In conclusion, I donated $2,500 Paul and $0.12 to Santorum just to be fair.


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Whether it's after a shower or coming in from the pool, most of us use the same towel more than once. But what you probably don't know is those towels contain a dirty secret. In tonight's special assignment report, we found they can be a breeding ground for bacteria.
WSVN--Washing your hands.
A shower.
After a bath.
You use your towel when you're clean, so it must stay clean right?
Dr. Philip Tierno: "Showering does not erradicate the germs that are on your skin and in your body."
And over time that could pile up to no good.
Andrea Fontaine: "Anything that can remain on a towel and survive can be transfered."
We tested towels from six busy families.
The towels were used as many as four or more times... Often by more than one person.
And as anyone with kids might expect, the families admit the towels probably spent a little time on the bathroom floor.
One of the families: "It's very hard to be clean."
If those towels could talk -- these petri dishes show what they would say.
The towels are loaded with bacteria.
The most disturbing discovery staph bacteria... That could cause skin infections or food poisoning if you dry your hands on an infected towel and then eat.
Andrea Fontaine: "The towel could be used as a way to contaminate someone else if you share your towel and recontaminate yourself if you are re-using your towel."
"Oh gross, I didn't think a towel would be a germy thing."
Dr. Philip Tierno wrote the book on germs.
He says you can avoid risks by following a few simple steps.
For starters, lay out your towel so it dries completely after every use -- simply hanging it on a hook may not cut it.
Dr. Philip Tierno: "You can cut down on the number of staph that survive. But if you let it sort of grow in a nice damp environment you can increase the staph count on the towel."
Plus, make sure your towel never touches the floor and don't share it.
Experts say you should wash your towel after two uses -- and if you have any skin problems, even acne, wash it every time you use it.
Andrea Fontaine: "You could end up re-infecting yourself or prolonging the healing process."
And finally, to avoid cross contamination -- wash your towels separately from your clothes and use a detergent with a sanitizing agent.
Belkys Nerey: "One more note - experts say when you're sick it's a good idea to only use your towel once before washing."


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The blue sky was bright, not a single cloud to block out the sun; making this a rather hot day for late summer in Laranya City. The town was bustling, as usual, in the midday heat--some people were off to the stalls to buy goods, others were on their farms, tending to their crops and anxiously awaiting the fall harvest. Soldiers clad in light armor walked the streets in groups of two or four, patrolling the busy streets and keeping an eye out for those who might be up to no good. The walls, towering high above the city, were made of white-gray brick and archers perused the top, keeping watch for trouble outside the city.
In the center of town, the Bazaar was even more crowded than usual. The town crier stood in the center of the area, between rows upon rows of stalls and shops, yelling out the daily news. Today, there was nothing unusual going on. "Just a reminder!" the young man yelled into the crowd of shoppers, "The gates close at 7:00 pm, and not a second later! NO ONE is allowed to leave the city after this time, no exceptions!" He largely went ignored as people clad in tunics and robes or trousers and capes cluttered the area looking for rare goods or food, or weapons, or all three, or something entirely different. Almost anything could be found for trade in the town square. Anything legal, anyway. And, if one were so inclined, they could find the illegal stuff on the black marker after nightfall. This was a large bustling capitol city, and there was a lot to be found in the city of Laranya, the oldest human city in the land.
Amidst all of this hustle and bustle stood a man dressed in a silver cloak trimmed in blue. He carried with him a staff he used as a walking stick, his bright green eyes surveying the area around him as he pushed past denizens of this city. His hair was the color of freshly fallen snow, and streaked with silver. His belt, which tied his robes at the waist, was deep navy blue. He was on his way to the local sorcery shop, simply to gaze at the merchandise. If there was something truly rare or worthwhile, he would consider buying it; but he mostly enjoyed looking. What neither SilverWolf, nor anyone else in Laranya City knew, is that their day was about to turn from normal to very, very bad.


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Find more information on the Visiting Geologist Program -- including a list by region of this year's participants or contact the AAPG education department.
For 28 years AAPG's Visiting Geologist Program has sent members to colleges and universities around the world to tell, in their own words, what it means to be a geologist.
Never has that mission been more important than now.
"Geology is almost an orphaned science today," said Pat Gratton, AAPG president-elect and immediate past VGP chairman. "In high school, chemistry, physics and biology are generally the only science courses offered. Earth sciences might be offered at some high schools as a survey course, but most students' only contact with the science is in the eighth grade, where it is taught as a unit of general science."
Many geology majors today were exposed to the science only through a family member or a friend's parents who are involved in the profession, he said.
"This field has not had a proper parentage, and that provides us with both opportunities and handicaps," Gratton said. "The Visiting Geologist Program, in my book, is one of the biggest positives that tend to address the handicap by having practicing geologists visit with students about what it means to work in this profession.
"Over the years there have been a number of instances where young people were motivated to change their majors to geology as a result of a VGP visitor," he continued, "because a practicing geologist was able to impart the fascinating aspects of the profession."
Robert D. Cowdery plans to continue the program's impressive tradition this year as chairman of the VGP Committee -- and he hopes to breathe a little more wind into its sails with a personal touch. He already has assembled the names and numbers of 180 colleges and universities, and he intends to personally call the department head of each school and then follow up with a copy of the VGP brochure.
"I think it is important that we be proactive in our efforts," Cowdery said. "We can no longer simply sit back and wait for people to call us. There is no doubt that the negative elements impacting our profession over the last few years are going to contribute to a future shortage of geoscientists, and we have to start proactively working to bring new blood into geology."
Cowdery, 1996-97 AAPG president, identified another serious issue that the VGP program can potentially address -- the lack of AAPG members within the faculty ranks.
"I did a quick look at the five degree granting institutions in my home state of Kansas and found that of the top 40 professors at those schools only 12 were AAPG members," he said.
Two schools had no members at all.
"The VGP is an opportunity for us to meet with the faculty and encourage their membership," he continued. "For years a good number of geology faculty around the country had been involved in the petroleum industry at one time, but that is no longer the case. We don't have that 'friend at court' anymore, and we need to consciously make more contact with faculty and show them the benefits of becoming members."
In addition to increasing faculty involvement, Cowdery hopes to expand the scope of the VGP to a growing segment of higher education.
"Community colleges are increasingly where students begin their college careers. What better time to tweak students' interests in a variety of career choices?" he said, adding that smaller colleges often are the most interested in visits from practicing geologists.
"You may only speak to a few students, but if those students who are truly interested in hearing our stories, go into the field and further our profession, then we have done some good," he said.
Last year AAPG members made 58 visits to colleges and universities worldwide, down 30 percent from the average of the previous three years. The program was impacted by the travel restrictions associated with the Iraq war, global terrorism, economic recession, reduced governmental budgets and health threats such as SARS.
Visits within the United States were down 40 percent compared with the previous year and international visits were down 60 percent from the year before.
The biggest crowd for a visiting geologist was at the University of Oklahoma, where 140 students came out to hear then-AAPG president Dan Smith. Interest was high at various universities around the country, including Columbia University, Kent State University, the University of Idaho and the University of Tennessee.
Cowdery also wants to continue the effort to expand the VGP internationally. Currently 14 geologists are involved in the program on the international level, including professionals in Indonesia, Brunei, Pakistan, Australia, Abu Dhabi, Scotland, the United Kingdom, Mexico and Trinidad and Tobago. These geologists made 21 visits last year in both the countries where they work and other locations.
While every request for a VGP speaker has been successfully filled in recent years, both Gratton and Cowdery said additional members are needed to swell the ranks of the VGP both abroad and at home -- and it doesn't have to be a tremendous commitment for any one person.
"Even if people would just commit to visiting the schools within their area it would be beneficial," Gratton said.
The current list of 88 VGP speakers include environmental geologists, researchers, oceanographers, U.S. Geological Survey and state survey geologists as well as petroleum industry professionals.
Geologists themselves get a great deal of satisfaction from their involvement in the VGP.
"I have a strong commitment to continuing education, and I get a terrific feeling by going to these colleges and universities and laying out what a career in geosciences can be," Cowdery said. "There's nothing like helping the educational process."
Gratton agreed.
"The satisfaction that comes from visiting these schools and talking with young people about your career and seeing the motivation you can stir in them is very uplifting and a rewarding experience for geologists," he said. "The men and women active in the VGP are involved because they want to help the profession and they want to help the students. What they accidentally discover is that they are helping themselves."
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Readers it is a great pleasure to introduce you to long-time friend Doug Kaufmann. A man ahead of his time with a great deal to offer us all. Many people are plagued by health problems of which the causes elude their healthcare providers. Doug has authored books on health, hosts a daily TV show "Know the Cause" and website to help people get to the bottom of their elusive aliments. Doug Kaufmann knows the cause and wants to help you.
Welcome Suzy Cohen, RPh to Total Health Magazine Online.
TWIP: Suzy please share with our readers, who is the woman known as "America's Most Trusted Pharmacist"?
SC: I've been a licensed pharmacist for over 22 years and I am able to share the pros and cons of medication use as well as offer natural substitutions for most any of your health concerns. I graduated from the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida in 1989. While I pride myself in 'thinking outside the pill' let me just say that I am still very proud to wear my white coat because I realize that there is a time and place for medications. We need to consider all of our options, and often, a combination is best.
Dr. Elson M. Haas has been a practicing physician of Integrated Medicine for nearly 40 years, he is the founder and medical director of the Preventive Medical Center of Marin in San Rafael. Dr. Haas is also the author of the classic preventive medicine text Staying Healthy With the Seasons and Staying Healthy With Nutrition, The New Detox Diet, plus a 2009 diet and recipe book, More Vegetables, Please! Other books are Vitamins for Dummies and The False Fat Diet.
Committed to Treating PATIENTS AND EDUCATING the PUBLIC
This month Twip interviews Derrick M. DeSilva, Jr., MD. Dr. DeSilva is a practicing internist at the Raritan Bay Medical Center in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. He is on the teaching faculty at JFK Medical Center in Edison, New Jersey. He has lectured on various topics in medicine, nationally and internationally, and is a member of the following associations: The American Medical Association, The Society of Internal Medicine, Past President of the American Nutraceutical Association and Chairman of Age Management Medicine Conference.
Dr. DeSilva has a radio talk show called "Ask the Doctor," which airs on WCTC Radio in New Jersey (1450 AM), as well as his own television show, "To Your Health," which airs on News 12 New Jersey.
A traditionally trained physician who has chosen to practice integrative medicine, Dr. Fred Pescatore is the head of the Centers for Integrative and Complementary Medicine in New York City. Along with his books, The Allergy and Asthma Cure and Thin for Good, he is also the author of The Hamptons Diet and Feed Your Kids Well. A sought-after speaker and nutrition expert, Dr. Pescatore has been featured in the New York Times and has appeared on the "Today Show" and "The View." He is the host of the radio show "On Call with Dr. Pescatore" which teaches the value of moving beyond a medication-only paradigm and into empowering the body to heal itself.
Throughout his career Dr. Pescarore's primary commitment has been and continues to be a hands on partner with each patient in establishing and maintaining optimum health.
A few months ago our good friend and associate Takashi Shioya, innovator of the Tsunami T-Wave laundry capsules, suggested Linda Gray would be an ideal consideration as the cover personality for an upcoming issue of totalhealth. He stated the multi-faceted Ms. Gray has been a highly visible wellrespected member of the entertainment community for over 30 years. And that from her introduction to the American public as Sue Ellen in the popular TV series "Dallas" has transitioned from acting to producing and directing as well.
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And that means plant medicine."
It is a pleasure to welcome Chris Kilham to the cover of TotalHealthonline. The following is excerpt from the introduction to Chris Kilham's organization's Web site: medicinehunter.com, and provides an excellent overview of Chris' commitments over the past 20 years.
Harvesters, scientists, trade officials and other plant medicine experts in dozens of countries. This work always involves a collaboration of talented people. Plant medicines are used by over five billion people worldwide. Here you can gain an understanding of the role of plant medicines in the world. Chris and those he works with are dedicated to providing healing benefits, protecting the natural environment, and promoting the interests of traditional indigenous cultures. Currently, global health care is in crisis, the natural environment is undergoing widespread devastation, and indigenous people and their knowledge are disappearing at a rapid rate. What can we do to help? At Medicine Hunter we focus on traditional plant-based medicines and their sustainable trade as a way to contribute to a better world."
Lyle Hurd: Welcome Doctor Roizen, after having the opportunity to interview you on the radio, I'm really pleased to introduce you to our readers.
Recently, Time magazine did an extensive piece on you and the Cleveland Clinic, and what they talked about was this doctor doesn't want to see you. Now I've met a lot of doctors and I've always found that they would like to see patients for a couple of reasons, and one is that it helps support the whole business that they're in. You are Chairman of the Wellness Institute at the Cleveland Clinic-
As I finished the final edits to this book, the New York Times featured an in-depth article about the failure of conventional medicine to cure more cancers.
According to the New York Times, adjusting for the size and age of the population, cancer death rates dropped only five percent from 1950 to 2005.
What other technology has performed so miserably over this 55-year period? Would you accept a medical therapy that has not improved much since 1950?
In contrast, the death rate from heart disease dropped 65 percent in that time, and for flu and pneumonia it fell 58 percent.
The New York Times was especially critical of expensive conventional treatments that subject patients to much mutilation and suffering, yet yield survival improvements of only a few months.
Total Health Online was pleased to catch up with inside-out transformation expert, award-winning author and syndicated radio host Kat James who graces this month's cover.
Twip: Kat, first let me congratulate you on your recent Silver Nautilus Award for the re-release of your classic bestseller, The Truth About Beauty, and for your nationally syndicated radio show, The Kat James Show, now in your second year and just expanded to satellite XM. and on the recent published success stories from your Total Transformation® Programs in the natural health media. Now that you've expanded your own reach and honed your Total Transformation Programs for another few years, how has your work evolved?
Having the opportunity to meet Ed Begley, Jr., author of Living Like Ed, a Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life, and co-host with Rachelle his wife of the popular television series "Living with Ed" was indeed a pleasure.
Many of us are familiar with and fans of Ed Begley through his work in films and on television over the past four decades. However only recently have we become acquainted with his dedication to living and promoting the imperatives to preserving our environment through an eco-conscious lifestyle.
Carol Alt first graced the cover of totalhealth magazine in February 2005. She had recently introduced her book, Eating in the Raw: A beginners guide to Getting Slimmer, Feeling Healthier, and Living Longer the Raw-Food Way. In her book, Carol explained how we could achieve our goals of feeling healthier, getting slimmer, and looking younger by embracing a raw food lifestyle. She defined raw food and explained why eating raw is more beneficial than cooked; as well as how to buy and prepare raw foods and how to eat raw when you are dining out.
A few months ago our good friend Doug Kaufmann, founder and host of the popular daily radio talk show "Know the Cause" and knowthecause.com, e-mailed me the following message: "Go to our Web site and click onto my interview with Suzy Cohen, America's Pharmacist, watch it, then call me."
As Doug suggested I accessed the Web site and the interview. The following 20 minutes were an excellent informative dialogue, which I would recommend to our readers and can be accessed on either knowthecause.com or Suzy's comprehensive Web site dearpharmacist.com.
Then I called Doug whose first words were, "Suzy is truly a modern health care provider. You should really consider her for the cover of an upcoming issue."
For over three decades Dr. Gary Null, who holds a Ph.D. in human nutrition and public health science, has been recognized as one of the foremost advocates of alternative medicine and natural healing. He has been a consistent voice on how to live a longer, more vital life through his work that embraces the body, mind and spirit and believes much of what our society accepts as inevitable markers of aging are actually manifestations of a preventable disease process. His philosophy has influenced countless Americans to achieve a healthier, more fulfilling lifestyle.
Total Health first met Ann Louise Gittleman in the fall of 1995.
Ann Louise began contributing a column, "Eye on Women's Health," in the January 1996 issue. Since then, as an associate editor, marketing consultant, sounding board and friend she has been an invaluable asset to the growth of the publication over the past six years. Ann Louise was also a catalyst for the totalhealth Resource Guide to Health and Sustainability in Time of Crisis which appeared in response to the cascade of events beginning on 9/11/2001. She is also a contributor to the totalhealth Resource Guide to Essential Fatty Acids.
Denise Austin is comfortable using the term anti-aging as she continues strategies for health and fitness that she began at age 25. She told totalhealth that from the research she has done, "Aging is 30 percent hereditary and 70 percent life style. Isn't it wonderful that we have some control over our aging process?"
"You can turn back the clock," she says, through exercise and healthy eating, agreeing that "exercise is the ultimate anti-aging pill."
Both men and women have control over the aging mechanism. For men the biggest danger is developing fat areas around the abdominal areas close to the heart. Says Austin, "What I really promote is good abdominal strength because it is the core of your whole body. If you can keep your abs strong, then most often the rest of your body stays fit."
Cory Everson exemplifies the editorial goals of totalhealth magazine. She is an advocate of self-managed natural health, on a mission to share the precepts of productive longevity and definitely captain of her own healthcare team.
An outstanding high school and college athlete, Cory gained national prominence as one of America's premiere female body builders. More recently she has been recognized for her career as a fitness expert on her "Gotta Sweat" show on Fox and ESPN2 networks, as well as her best-selling workout videos and books and Web site www.coryeversonpc.com and Cory Everson's Fitness Adventure, a health and wellness clinic.
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Dr. Terry Beardsley is an immunologist with a Ph.D. in Experimental Biology from Baylor College of Medicine, Texas. He has been the principal scientist in the Monoclonal Antibody Facility at Smith Kline Beckman; Assistant Professor of Research at the University, of California at San Diego; Research Associate at Scripps Clinic, La Jolla; and Assistant Research Professor at UCLA's Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine.
He has spent most of his career researching the thymus gland, and is considered one of the experts on this subject. He is the first person to isolate and purify an intact thymic protein and make it available for commercial use.
TH: Dr. Beardsley, you were awarded a U.S. patent for your important discovery of a whole thymic peptide called Thymic Protein A, which promises to extend human life span through its major role in strengthening the human immune system.


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David Abram at Science and Consciousness Conference
The deepening ecological crisis may be
considered a crisis of perception. Many people, indeed whole cultures, seem
to have lost their ability to perceive the more than human natural world
with any clarity. How, we may wonder, did humankind become so blind and so
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Ecologist and philosopher David Abram will present The Ecology of Wonder:
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Things to see and do - Rajasthan
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Fatehpur Sikri Site :
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Fatehpur Sikri Site
Fatehpur Sikri Site : Michelin's recommendations
Fatehpur, the "town of victory", has a tranquil feel - and for good reason, as this short-lived capital of Emperor Akbar has not been inhabited for four centuries, and the only monument to get at all busy here is a tomb, the mausoleum of Sheikh Salim Chisti. A modest village stands inside the walls, inhabited by stone masons whose ancestors built these incredible red sandstone palaces which have remained intact.
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