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The grieving husband of a young McDonald's employee murdered on her way to work has spent the night alone in their Brisbane home for the first time since her bloodied and partially-clothed body was found.
An unshaven Cory Ryther was visibly distraught as he returned to the house in Logan yesterday afternoon with detectives, who stripped the crime scene tape from the front yard.
He collected mail from his letterbox and turned briefly to the waiting news media to say, "please leave me alone," before disappearing into the house.
Police left the house a short time later with a computer hard drive.
It was the first time the Canadian-born chef had been able to return home after the body of his 27-year-old wife Joan Ryther was found in a nearby street on Wednesday morning.
The house had remained a crime scene for two days as police searched for clues to her murder.
They are yet to rule out the possibility that Ms Ryther was killed at home while her husband was at work.
Ms Ryther was on her way to start her shift at a nearby McDonald's restaurant about 8.30pm AEST on Tuesday when she was bashed with a blunt object and sexually assaulted.
Her body was then dumped in the front garden of a house about 1km from the home she shared with her husband and about 200m from the McDonald's restaurant.
She was three months' pregnant at the time of her murder.
Just last week Ms Ryther had had her first ultrasound and she and her husband were getting excited about having their first child together, Mr Ryther told Nine News Brisbane reporter Darren Curtis.
"He said right at this moment he feels like he has nothing left in his life to care for," Curtis said.
The couple married late last year in Ms Ryther's home country, the Philippines.
Yesterday friends held a candle vigil for Ms Ryther and her unborn child.
"We've lost an amazing personality who's always bubbly — you could never make Joan mad," friend Crystal Bramely told Nine News.
Police said they would like to speak to a man who was seen wearing a yellow jumper and crying to be let in at the front door of house near the murder scene the night Ms Ryther was killed.
Police also want to speak to the person who found Ms Ryther's McDonald's cap on the ground and left it on a fence post.
Source: Nine News Brisbane
Author: Erin Tennant, Approving editor: Emma Chamberlain
© Nine Digital Pty Ltd 2019

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Kwasi Kwatang (the name apparently means born on Sunday) set out his vision which includes a simpler tax system but more particularly scrapping the proposed increase in Corporation Tax to 25%/26.5% and scrapping many of the off-payroll working IR35 rules with effect from April 2023.
In order to simplify the tax system, he is ordering all tax policy officials in the Treasury to focus on simplifying the tax code and at the same time abolishing the OTS, the Office of Tax Simplification, which was not achieving anything material anyway because it was largely ignored by government.
From 6 April 2023, we will be back to the IR35 rules largely as they were introduced from 6 April 2000 with the focus on the Public Sector from 2017 and the Private Sector from 2021 reversed. So, probably no more high-profile court cases involving celebrity presenters falling foul of the IR35 rules.
Rishi Sunak had proposed increasing the rates of Corporation Tax so that companies with annual profits of over £250,000 would pay tax at 25%. Those with annual profits of less than £50,000 would continue to pay CT at 19%, but marginal relief would apply between £50,000 and £250,000, giving an effective marginal tax rate of 26.5%. That marginal rate was going to hit a lot of small companies hard.
The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), is being extended for an undefined period.
The similar seed enterprise investment scheme (SEIS) which provides tax relief for investment in small trading companies, unlike its big brother EIS, was not due to expire, but the annual investment caps (£100,000 per investor, £150,000 per company) will be increased from April 2023. Additionally, the gross asset limit will be increased to £350,000 and the age limit from two to three years. To support these increases, the annual investor limit will be doubled to £200,000.
The Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) provides a 100% tax deduction for up to £1m of plant and machinery purchased in a year. This cap was due to reduce to £200,000 on 1 April 2023 but will now be kept at £1m indefinitely.
The rates of super deductions will be adjusted from 1 April 2023 to take into account the corporation tax rate being maintained at 19%.
The 1.25 percentage point increase and the new statutory deduction (known as the Health and Social Care Levy) have been shelved, This would effectively have increased the percentage rate of National Insurance Contributions (NICs) by 1.25% for the following:
- Class 1 (Primary and Secondary), excluding people over State Pension age;
- Class 1A;
- Class 1B; and,
- Class 4.
Perhaps the least-debated topic is how this change will actually be enacted. So:
- Would we have to re-run payrolls going back to April 2022?
- Would there be a massive reduction in the NICs percentage from, say, January 2023 that would have the monetary effect of making it look as though the increase had never happened?
- Would HMRC make the repayments to employees and employers directly based upon the information they already hold.
You have to have sympathy for employers and software developers, as this will be the third change to National Insurance in one tax year.
Scrapping the rise will reduce tax for 920,000 businesses by nearly £10,000 on average next year as they will no longer pay a higher level of employer National Insurance
Other measures announced included:
- Setting up Investment Zones throughout the UK with a package of tax incentives and reduced red tape.
- A single higher rate of income tax of 40%, abolishing the 45p rate for those who earn over £150,000 from April 2023, but this does not apply in Scotland as the Scottish Government sets the rates of tax north of the border.
- Planned beer, wine, cider, and spirits duty rate increases cancelled
- The cap on bankers’ bonuses removed
- Sales tax-free shopping for overseas visitors
Kwarteng’s mini-Budget or fiscal event also known as the Growth Plan 2022, sets the country on a new course, with some commentators presenting the new Chancellor of the Exchequer and Prime Minister as high-rolling gamblers with this being the last roll of the Tory dice.
The big question is whether their economic strategy, intended to achieve annual growth of 2.5%, will produce the desired results. The proof of the pudding …
Businesses Energy Support Package
The wholesale price for all non-domestic customers has been fixed at £211 per MWh for electricity and £75 per MWh for gas for six months commencing on 1 October 2022.
The relief scheme will be available for all UK businesses, the voluntary sector and for schools and hospitals.
The new supported wholesale price also removes green levies paid by non-domestic customers.
After six months, the government will review the scheme and decide whether to provide any additional support.
The discount will be determined based on the date at which a firm signed a fixed contract, which would reflect market conditions at the time. Most will get the difference between their fixed price and the government discounted price.
Firms will receive support on fixed contracts agreed on or after 1 April 2022, as well as to deemed, variable and flexible tariffs and contracts, and it will automatically be applied to bills.
Businesses on a fixed contract signed before 1 April 2022 are excluded on the assumption that they will have fixed at a level below the government’s current support.
Bank of England – Interest Rate Increase
In a bid to curb stubbornly high inflationary pressures and weakening investor confidence in British business, the Bank of England (BoE) has once again increased borrowing costs from 1.75% to 2.25%, a 14-year high, but still quite low in the grand scheme of things.
Cracking down on fraud
The government has set out plans for a second economic crime bill to tighten up registration rules and give Companies House more powers as part of plans to tackle money laundering and economic crime
Anyone who registers a company in the UK will need to verify their identity, tackling the use of companies as a front for crime, either domestic or foreign.
Companies House will be given new powers to check and challenge incorrect or fraudulent information, making it a more active gatekeeper over company creation.
Their investigation and enforcement powers will also be upgraded, enabling the organisation to cross-check data with public and private partners and report suspicious activity to security agencies and law enforcement.
The Bill will also prevent the abuse of limited partnerships for money laundering etc by tightening registration and transparency requirements.
Increase in Living Wage by 10%
The living wage rate has been increased to £10.90 an hour from £9.90 across the UK, and £11.95 an hour in London. The increase has been brought forward due to the sharp increase in living costs over the past year.
The real Living Wage rates remain the only wage rates independently calculated based on what people need to live on. This year the rate increased by 10.1% in the UK, more than ever in the Living Wage Foundation’s 11-year history.
Over the past two years the living wage movement has continued to grow, with the number of living wage employers more than doubling.
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Gasparian, Goar Mikaelovna
(maiden name, Khachatrian). Born Dec. 14, 1924, in Cairo. Soviet Armenian soprano. People’s Artist of the USSR (1956).
Gasparian received her musical education in Cairo under the guidance of E. Feldman and V. Carrot. In 1948 she moved to the USSR and in 1949 became a soloist with the Armenian Theater of Opera and Ballet in Yerevan. Her roles include Anush and Shushan in Tigranian’s operas Anush and David-bek, Goar in Stepanian’s The Heroine (State Prize of the USSR, 1951), Olimpiia in Chukhadzhian’s Arshak II, Lucia in Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor, Lakmé in Delibes’ Lakmé, Violetta and Desdemona in Verdi’s La Traviata and Otello, and Rosina in Rossini’s The Barber of Seville. Gasparian’s performances are appealing because of her natural elegance and thoughtful and subtle interpretation of diverse characters. She also performs as a concert singer and has toured Poland, Hungary, England, France, Japan, the USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, and other countries. A deputy to the seventh and eighth convocations of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, she received the State Prize of the Armenian SSR in 1964.

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Discover more from Confessions Of A Terrified Creative
The pros and cons of painting in collections
Weekly letter #44
Well hello! Happy Friday. 🥳
I’m in a good mood today, because almost 200 people have signed up for DIY Art School so far! I couldn’t have asked for a better reception. So grateful for the positive feedback. 🖤
I’ve tried to take a kind of vacation this week, to decompress after a rainy summer with a lot of hard work. I’ve filmed, edited and released a channel trailer for YouTube, to promote DIY Art School. Other than that, I’ve mostly played Baldur’s Gate 3… 🙄
And painted! I have also painted.
Finished up this fine gentleman goat today:
I tried to film the process, but it felt impossible. I gave up when I realized that I had to choose between making a video and making a good painting. I chose the latter. Going to have to invest in some new video equipment before I can film while oil painting. Anyone out there who has solved this problem? 😅 Thinking about getting one of those ceiling-mounted camera arms…
Here are a few still images from the “ugly phase”:
I am so in love with this painting. I love his enigmatic half-smile, his impenetrable gaze, and his glorious, blonde beard. And I’m proud of my brushwork. This was the first time I attempted to paint a furry animal since my catastrophic failure at day 7 of my oil painting journal. I’ve learned a lot since then. Daily practice does wonders for artistic growth.
I’ve actually been longing to paint horned animals for months, but haven’t allowed myself due to the stupid reason that “I should save them for a Spring collection release”.
I recently had a realization: I don’t think painting in collections is for me.
It doesn’t matter that Emily Jeffords, my art mentor, heavily recommends working in collections for several reasons. It creates an event out of it, it makes sure there’s a unifying theme, et.c.
But it just doesn’t seem to work for me. I’ve released two collections of watercolor paintings previously, which in all honesty haven’t gone very well. That might have been due to my inexperience as an artist, my smaller collector base at the time, or my failure to properly market my art. But it also hasn’t been feeling right for me. I was planning on continuing with collection releases for my oil paintings as well. But I noticed that the moment I had planned my next collection, gathered all my references, and made a couple of paintings for it… all my inspiration died. Even though I loved the theme, I just couldn’t seem to force myself to ONLY paint that thing for ten to twenty paintings in a row. Or even five. My inspiration doesn’t work like that.
The moment I abandoned my collection plans and let myself paint whatever I wanted, the inspiration came back. And that’s the most important thing for me. If I’m inspired, I’m ultimately going to paint more and paint better. Besides, it feels a lot more exciting to me to get to release 1-3 paintings every other week or so, compared to only a few times a year.
So, I’m gonna try doing it this way now, and see how it goes. 😊
I’m curious… Artists: How do you release your paintings? On a one-by-one basis or in collections?
The goat is drying on my studio wall right now, and will be ready for release next week. If you’re interested in him, make sure you join my collector email list, (check the box for “Art lover/art collector”) because he will become available there first.
There will probably be more horned animals to come. My reference collection has me all excited. Started blocking in this bighorn sheep today:
Hope you’ll have a great weekend. 🙏🏻
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On December 1, 2022, the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a bulletin warning that commonly used website technologies, including cookies, pixels, and session replay, may result in the impermissible disclosure of Protected Health Information (“PHI”) to third parties in violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (“HIPAA”). The bulletin advises that “[r]egulated entities are not permitted to use tracking technologies in a manner that would result in impermissible disclosures of Protected Health Information (“PHI”) to tracking technology vendors or any other violations of the HIPAA Rules.” The bulletin is issued amidst a wider national and international privacy landscape that is increasingly focused on regulating the collection and use of personal information through web-based technologies and software that may not be readily apparent to the user.
Only a few days remain before the enforcement delay that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) exercised due to COVID-19 will end and the agency will require certain payors to publish a Patient Access application programming interface (“API”) and a Provider Directory API under the requirements of the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access Final Rule. Starting on July 1, 2021, all health plans that offer Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and most Qualified Health Plans offered through the Federally-facilitated ...
The roll out of the Office of the National Coordinator’s (ONC) 21st Century Cures Act Interoperability and Information Blocking Rules is reminiscent of the way HIPAA has rolled out over the course of the past 25 years. As of May 1, 2021, Actors have been required to comply with the Information Blocking rules. However, it will take some time before all Actors know who they are and for complaints of Information Blocking to be determined to be actual instances of Information Blocking, by which time the penalties that have not yet been finalized may also need to be adjusted.
While ONC defined ...
On April 29, 2021, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will begin accepting applications for the second round of its COVID-19 Telehealth Program (the “Program”). However, the application filing window will only be open for a very short seven day period and will close on May 6, 2021. To give all applicants an equal opportunity to have their applications reviewed, the FCC announced that all applications filed during this period will be reviewed once the application filing window has closed.
Initially, in March 2020, Congress appropriated $200 million for the first round of the COVID-19 Telehealth Program funding under the CARES Act. An additional $249.95 million was provided to the FCC in December 2020, under the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA), to helping address inequities in access to health care service. The COVID-19 Telehealth Program was designed to help health care providers purchase telecommunications equipment, broadband connectivity, and other devices necessary for providing telehealth services to rural, low-income and underserved populations.
The Program is limited to nonprofit and public health care providers (47 U.S.C. § 254(h)(7)(B)) that fall within the following categories:
- Post-secondary educational institutions offering health care instruction, teaching hospitals, and medical schools;
- Community health centers or health centers providing health care to migrants;
- Local health departments or agencies;
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- Consortia of health care providers consisting of one or more entities falling into one of the first seven categories.
As employers continue their efforts to safely bring employees back to the workplace, many have moved beyond initial pre-entry wellness checks or questionnaires and are considering technology solutions that monitor social distancing and conduct contact tracing in real-time. Along with introducing these enhanced capabilities, the question of the privacy and security of employee personally identifiable information (“PII”) and protected health information (“PHI”) continues to loom.
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On July 7, the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield framework in its ruling in Data Protection Commissioner v. Facebook Ireland and Maximillian Schrems (Case C-311/18). More than 5,000 organizations in the United States have certified their adherence to this framework, and have relied on it to receive personal data from organizations in the EU in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) since 2016. The framework was a joint effort between the US Department of Commerce and the European Commission and Swiss Administration to provide companies on both sides of the Atlantic with a mechanism to comply with data protection requirements when transferring personal data from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States in support of transatlantic commerce. The Department of Commerce released the following statement:
The United States shares the values of rule of law and protection of our democracies with our partners in the European Union (EU). Therefore, we are deeply disappointed that the Court of Justice of the European Union (“ECJ”) has invalidated the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework. The United States is reviewing this outcome and the consequences and implications for more than 5,300 European and U.S. companies, representing millions of transatlantic jobs and over $7.1 trillion in commercial transactions.
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On April 21, 2020, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) published a Request for Information (“RFI”) that reopened the comment period for an interim final rule that was published March 31, 2010 (75 FR 16236) (the “2010 IFR” or the “IFR”). The IFR is being revisited in response to the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for Patients and Communities Act (SUPPORT Act) mandate for the DEA to update the requirements for the biometric component of multifactor authentication with respect to electronic prescriptions of controlled substances. Prior to the 2010 IFR, the only way that controlled substances could be prescribed was in writing, on paper with a wet signature. The IFR was the first time that an electronic alternative was made available for prescribing controlled substances and the DEA leveraged the technologies that were available at the time to ensure that electronic prescribing applications could not be misused to divert controlled substances.
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Executives’ decisions and statements can either bring their organizations to their knees—or bolster both individual and brand reputation.
A salacious blog post, published on Thursday by Amazon chief and The Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos, has done the latter.
As it makes the rounds online (and garners headlines), Bezos’ move has also provided an outline for leaders to successfully get ahead of a crisis.
Bezos published his post on Medium, and then tweeted the link:
I’ve written a post about developments with the National Enquirer and its parent company, AMI. You can find it here: https://t.co/G1ykJAPPwy
— Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) February 7, 2019
The headline of Mr. Bezos’ post — “No thank you, Mr. Pecker” — targeted David J. Pecker, the head of the tabloid company. In the sometimes digressive text that followed, he accused American Media of threatening to publish graphic photographs of Mr. Bezos, including a “below-the-belt selfie,” if he did not publicly affirm that The Enquirer’s reporting on his affair was not motivated by political concerns.
“Well, that got my attention,” Mr. Bezos wrote of the threat. “But not in the way they likely hoped.”
The story spilled into public on Jan. 9 when Bezos and his wife, MacKenzie, revealed they would be divorcing after 25 years of marriage — roughly two days after the Enquirer had informed him it would be publishing a story about his relationship with Sanchez. The Enquirer later published what it called “sleazy text messages and gushing love notes” between Bezos and Sanchez, raising questions about how the tabloid was able to get such intimate material. Bezos began to investigate how the leak of his private information came about.
AMI’s chief executive, David Pecker, has had a long friendship with President Trump, who has repeatedly attacked Bezos, Amazon and The Washington Post. Pecker directed the Enquirer to write favorable stories about Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, while paying $150,000 to former Playboy model Karen McDougal to suppress her claim of a long-running affair with Trump.
… Any personal embarrassment AMI could cause me takes a back seat because there’s a much more important matter involved here. If in my position I can’t stand up to this kind of extortion, how many people can? (On that point, numerous people have contacted our investigation team about their similar experiences with AMI, and how they needed to capitulate because, for example, their livelihoods were at stake.)
… These communications cement AMI’s long-earned reputation for weaponizing journalistic privileges, hiding behind important protections, and ignoring the tenets and purpose of true journalism. Of course I don’t want personal photos published, but I also won’t participate in their well-known practice of blackmail, political favors, political attacks, and corruption. I prefer to stand up, roll this log over, and see what crawls out.
Jeff Bezos’s allegations that he was blackmailed by American Media Inc. could upend the non-prosecution agreement the publisher of the National Enquirer struck last year with federal prosecutors in New York over its illegal aid to the Trump campaign.
Under the Sept. 20 agreement, the tabloid publisher was supposed to refrain from all illegal activity for a three-year period. The agreement says that if New York-based AMI commits any crime, it can be prosecuted for the ones it was granted immunity against, including perjury and obstruction of justice.
National Enquirer and AMI representatives did not immediately respond to request for comment. Amazon and Bezos’s attorney also did not immediately respond to inquiries.
Though Bezos’ organizations—as well as those in his crosshairs—remain silent, the executive’s words have spoken volumes.
The New York Times reported:
It was a bold move for someone who has often tried to evade the spotlight, even amid the frequent insults hurled his way by Mr. Trump, who has labeled the newspaper that Mr. Bezos purchased in 2013 as “The Amazon Post” and recently called him “Jeff Bozo” in a tweet.
Bezos’s post did something that has become common in this cultural-political moment. His blog post is, well, a blog post. But it is also so salacious, so bizarrely stimulating, that it overwhelms the thinking brain and presents instead as pure spectacle. In a little more than 2,000 words, Bezos seemed to rip every headline out of the newspaper and bind them in an eternal neon braid: the mighty power of billionaires, the immiseration of American journalism, the thin smudge of porniness that smartphones have layered onto reality—all of that, and President Donald Trump (who is a close friend of David Pecker, AMI’s chief executive), and the corruption and journalist-murdering malice of the Saudi government, which Bezos alleges is wrapped up in his story “for reasons still to be better understood.” Bezos once founded the Everything Store; now he has given us the Everything Story.
… It is, in short, incredible content. And it’s not entirely wrong to read it as spectacle, because it is spectacle, after all. Refusing to be extorted is the ultimate power move. And it masks what isn’t spectacular here, too. It is ultimately one man’s calculation about how best to protect himself, his family, his reputation.
It doesn’t read like it was ghostwritten by a PR team. (Was it?) It reads like a blog post Bezos stayed up late to write. It makes the world’s richest person sound like someone you can root for. Plenty of people detest what Amazon stands for, but Twitter spent all night cheering Bezos on. Crisis management pros will be talking about this one for a long time.
In an article titled, “How to eviscerate your enemies with words, by Jeff Bezos,” Quartz’s Jenni Avins wrote: “Follow his lead, and you will come across as both savage and sympathetic.”
Along with providing a crisis-response outline to other leaders, Bezos’ spilling intimate details of his pictures and texts ultimately diminished the damaging effect it would have on his reputation.
The sex columnist Dan Savage has prophesied a day when so many people have had their nudes leak that the threat of them leaking will diminish, and people will no longer have to fear losing their jobs over them. Bezos’s post feels like an important move in that regard — even if the nudes do eventually leak, his move helped to normalize the act of taking them and sharing them. Five years ago, if your nudes got leaked, the blame was generally on you; going forward, the blame is going to be on the jerks that stole them.
The move also highlights the power of social media and storytelling—especially Twitter. When used in direct, authentic ways, the platform can serve as a powerful way for leaders to get ahead of the news cycle and directly provide answers to stakeholders.
The anatomy of the Bezos disclosure was simple. He chose Medium as the receptacle of his thoughts — perhaps as a neutral alternative to writing in The Washington Post, which he owns — but the path that everyone followed to get to Medium was via his tweet. No journalist was casually browsing Medium’s “Combative Blog Posts from Multibillionaires” section and accidentally stumbled upon it. No one could even have been sure it was Bezos just by looking at the blog post in isolation. Twitter was both the trigger of awareness for the post’s existence and the first step of verification for its legitimacy.
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This project in the old town of Campos with 264 m² living area on a 357 m² plot has started in 2021 and can be finished this year. Project-status is approx. 50%.
This modern single-family house configured on 2 floors and with south orientation is located in the old town of Campos. The ground floor with 154 m², consists of a bedroom with bathroom en suite, a courtesy toilet, kitchen and living room. There is also a garage for two cars with direct access to the house and a patio/garden. The first floor with 110 m², consists of a master bedroom with walk-in closet and bathroom en suite, a double bedroom with bathroom community and a third room for multiple uses. There is a utility room and a large terrace with unobstructed views.
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Did you know that as the population ages and becomes more obese, doctors and health researchers believe that occurrences of Osteoarthritis will spiral in the USA, like an epidemic? If you’d like to find out more about this disease, how people deal with it and why it’s becoming a hot topic in health care, read on.
First I’ll answer the question: what is Osteoarthritis? (OA)
OA is a degenerative disease caused by ‘wear-and-tear’ on joints. It’s a form of arthritis that typically affects the knee, but can be found elsewhere too (sometimes in the hips and the hands.) Typically, those with Osteoarthritis will find their joints are inflamed, that cartilage is damaged and that they have tiny bony growths at the end of their joints. Sadly, OA can be pretty horrible to live with, resulting in terrible pain, stiffness and a loss of mobility.
Who is typically affected by OA?
Health researchers have noticed that two groups of people are more likely to get OA: those who are overweight and those with a family history of the disease.
In addition, it’s thought that lifestyle is to blame for the increase in diagnoses; specifically, the older generation’s lifestyle as youngsters. Adults in the Baby Boomer age group were typically highly active when younger, playing competitive sports, running around and enjoying fresh air – probably more so than the current generation, who play a lot more computer games and watch TV. Sports-related injuries from high school and college games are likely to develop into OA as the baby boomers enter their 50s and 60s.
According to the book Stop Osteoarthritis Now: Halting the Baby Boomers’ Disease, researchers believe that as the US population grows older and more obese, a whopping four out of five of the 80 million aging baby boomers will receive an OA diagnosis in the next five years. The author calls this disease an epidemic and labels OA as the “baby boomer’s disease.”
In the UK the problem is regarded in a similar light; a leading expert has claimed that Britain is in for a “tsunami of pain” as diagnoses of OA are set to DOUBLE to over 17 million by 2030.
How to protect your joints:
You’re probably wondering if anything can be done to protect your joints now to ensure you’re OK in the future.. The good news is YES, you CAN take preventative measures, whatever your age. You can start now. The best way to prevent OA is to lose some weight (if your BMI is above normal, of course.). This will take the strain off your knees, hips and ankles now, therefore helping you in the future.
Keep your joints flexible by partaking in gentle exercise, that means putting a bicycle on your Christmas list, or adopting a dog from the pound and walking him regularly. Gently build up exercise (work further, cycle faster, start jogging) as this will strengthen your muscles and keep your tendons limber.
Already have OA, or looking for some more tips?
Here are some natural ways you can try and fight the onset of symptoms:
Light exercise: If you want to start exercising, but you don’t know where to begin, speak to your doctor or physiotherapist. If you feel you ‘can’t exercise’, I challenge you to leave the house and walk a short distance, just as much as you can manage. Do the same tomorrow, and for the next five days after that. Next week, push yourself to walk just that little bit further – to a lamp post or shop further down the street and so on. Before you know it, within a matter of months, you’ll be able to walk the entire neighborhood. For those who are otherwise fit and healthy, the Couch-2-5K program is a good starting point for want-to-be runners. Alternatively, join a gym and start taking classes.
Weight Loss: Eat healthier and you’ll lose a couple of pounds without really trying. Every bit of weight loss helps to ease pressure on your joints. You can loose a few lbs without trying, just by making a few simple lifestyle changes. This Weightwatchers article gives beginners’ tips that are easy to try.
Go for a massage: Did you know that some OA sufferers find regular massages help to ease their aches and pains? It makes sense too: massage aids circulation, which should increase flexibility and reduce stiffness.
Hot Water Bottles: Hot water bottles a quick and effective way to alleviate pain. Simply fill up a bottle with warm (not boiling) water and apply to the affected area. A cheap option too!
Take supplements: A number of people take Glucosamine supplements, believing they ease osteoarthritis symptoms and the science stacks up. The Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database rates glucosamine supplements as “Likely Effective” for its use in sufferers with OA of the knee, and some medical research supports this. Supplements can be purchased at most health food stores, drugstores/pharmacies and can be online from reputable shops.
REMEMBER: do not take a new supplement or partake in any extra exercise without discussing it with a pharmacist, GP or other health professional first..
Do not self diagnose: visit a doctor and get a diagnosis of osteoarthritis to ensure you get the treatment you need, and to be certain that you do not have no other underlying health problems with similar symptoms.
About the Author: Carly is a writer located in the UK. She enjoys walking her two dogs and cannot recommend Zumba enough! Carly is also training to run her first 5K race.
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That is the question posed by British playwright David Hare in his one-man show, Via Dolorosa.
To try to find the answer, the fifty-year-old writer and director embarked on a journey to the fifty-year-old state of Israel. Via Dolorosa is the result of his travels and numerous conversations with politicians and artists, settlers and historians, both in Israel and the Palestinian territory.
Hare explores not only the landscapes, ideologies and emotions of the region, but his own values and beliefs, and those of Western civilization.
The monologue was written in 1997, debuted in London in 1998, and performed and taped in New York in 1999.
Grossman, who wrote a book about three months he spent in the West Bank in 1987, highlights the disagreement among Israelis over the issue of land. "Yes, of course, I want Israelis to have access to the Wailing Wall, but I don't need to own it. Nor do I need to own any of these holy places. It's new, this idea. That you have to own things. It's new and it's profoundly un-Jewish."
Novelist Philip Roth urges Hare to go: "These people are absolute lunatics. They're the maddest people I've ever met in my life. For any writer of fiction , they're the most wonderful material."
His play, Amy's View, is being performed at the Cameri theater and Hare gossips with the cast about the recent Israeli equivalent of the Oscars. The event is translated into the vernacular of the Middle East: all the acceptance speeches are political and a right-wing member of the audience pulls a bomb hoax that empties the hall, diffusing all the suspense leading up to the Best Picture award.
"In this production the Capulets really hated the Montagues. It was not a production about love, but about hate. Neither side needed the rhetoric at the beginning Because Israelis and Palestinians go straight to the emotion: you pick up a stone and throw it straight away," Baniel explains.
The production opened Baniel's eyes to various forms of oppression. Palestinians who wanted to see the play in Jerusalem had to be approved by the Israeli Ministry of Culture, the Prime Minister's Office and the Ministry of Defence. For an Arab, even to see the play was a privilege to be granted by the Israelis, not a right.
The conversation turns to the divisions between secular and religious Jews in Israel. Baniel, "a fine-looking man in his early fifties, bearded, articulate, in a black corduroy suit," rails against the Orthodox Jews who are exempted from army service and receive stipends from the state.
He also expresses the guilt many Israelis feel about the conditions of their Arab neighbors. "Have you been to the Palestinian territories? Look how the water is allocated. In the settlements, you have the obscene spectacle of Israelis sitting by their swimming-pools while Palestinians carry their drinking water round in jerry cans It's un-Jewish, it's un-Jewish behavior."
But Hare is most interested in a story Baniel tells him of an actress who became religious. One day she came to him and said that she'd decided to give up acting because it was wrong. "All theater is wrong, all fiction is wrong. God makes stories. What right have we to invent new ones?" This is a theme to which Hare returns. Jewish history, he says, is filled with the search for truth. We are here for so short a time, it ought to be spent trying to understand our world. "Why fabulate?"
As he drives through the pale, stony landscape, Hare pictures Arab country after Arab country stretching out to the east. "For the first time I understand how odd, how egregious Israel must look to the Arab eye." He marvels that at the incongruity of the four-lane highway which cuts across the desert and leads to just one small settlement.
Upon arrival, Hare is surprised the settlements are not the Wild West. Rather than muddy and makeshift houses, the setting is "not unlike Bel Air or Santa Barbara."
His hosts are Sarah and Danny Weiss, two former Americans. The Weisses live in a tight-knit community of settlers who watch out for each other, making it feel like "America before the fall."
As Grossman had warned, the settlers talk about the Six Day War as if it were the greatest victory in history and find justification for the land conquest in the Bible.
In the evening, Hare goes walking with Sarah and tries to understand how she can live in a place where she feels everyone in the surrounding communities wants to kill her. "The Lord promised us the land," she says. "But he never promised it was going to be easy. You may not be religious, but actually you need deep reserves of faith."
The conversation's friendly tone turns sour when Sarah asks if he is married and he explains that he has a Jewish wife. "I feel Sarah withdraw from me-up until now, I have been an observer. Now I am the husband of an assimilationist."
At lunch the next day, Hare discovers that nothing unsettles the settlers like the issue of Rabin's assassination. Almost all of the settlers believe it was a government plot to discredit the religious community and the settlers. The Weiss' neighbor, Miriam, states that Rabin knew of the impending attempt and did nothing to stop it.
Begin explains more rationally the pull of the land: "Jewish history is within 20 miles of Jerusalem. It is inconceivable to be deprived of our right to live there and walk there; to be where our kings ruled and where our judges judged; and most important, to walk the hillsides where our prophets prophesied."
He dismisses the more liberal "land-for-peace" strategy, pointing to the violence committed since the Oslo accord was signed in 1993. You give away land, he says, and you get insecurity.
Hare marvels at the statistics. Gaza is 45 kilometers by eight. One third is inhabited by 6,000 religious settlers. The rest is home to ¾ million Palestinians. Half live in refugee camps "temporarily" established in 1948. Hare describes Gaza as the most conservative culture in the world. No alcohol is served in restaurants and the women are covered from head to toe. The sense of struggle against Israel, the Intifada, is palpable.
In Gaza, Hare meets with Haider Abdel Sharif, a popular Arab politician. Sharif is frustrated by Arafat's corruption and says the U.S. has no interest in the people of Palestine. He says Palestinians' most urgent task is to reform themselves. "It's far more important than negotiation with Israel. You can't get anywhere if you live in a society without principles. When Mohammed came back from battle, he said, 'We come back from the little strife and we return to the bigger strife.' They asked him what he meant. 'The strife of the soul.' But of course nowadays, nobody thinks of these things."
Afterwards, Hare asks his British Council companions to drive to Arafat's house. They travel down a quiet sea-side avenue of villas. Other than the two tanks at the end of the lane, Arafat's house looks like the others.
A British Council officer named Pauline tells of her frustration with trying to set up a civil service in the territory. She describes the disappointment of peace and how it has demoralized the young people of Gaza, making an analogy to Susan Traherne in Hare's play Plenty.
Aghazerin also uses parables to describe the unhappy bind of Israelis to Palestinians. "Look, I do not discount what the Jews suffered. Nobody can. I know that they suffered in Europe. But to me it is as if they jumped from a burning building and they happened to land and break the neck of a man who was passing. And when the man says, 'Hey, you've broken my neck', they say, 'Sorry, it's because of the fire.' And when the man says, 'Yes, but my neck's broken', they just break his arm in order to try to shut him up. And when he doesn't shut up, they break his other arm. Then they break his leg. Then his other leg. All in the hope that one day he'll shut up. But, you see, I don't think he will."
Hare also meets George Ibrahim, the Palestinian co-producer of the famous Romeo and Juliet, who complains about the way Arabs are portrayed in movies. "'I hate Hamas myself, so I know that extremists are criminals. But I also know why. I know why they commit crimes. Just think of it. Think! Think what depths of despair it will take to make you walk into a market with lumps of dynamite tied round your chest. But no American filmmaker has ever tried to think. All Arabs get lumped together.'"
They are joined by his friend, Hussein Barghouti, who "with his long straggly hair and his chain smoking intensity, I instantly recognize as a figure who has tragically disappeared from British life, but whom you still see in Paris and Berlin: the genuine, twenty-four carat intellectual, arms waving and high as a kite on ideas."
Barghouti elaborates Ibrahim's point: "'Did you see The English Patient? Foreground action: white people, noble, fine feelings, strong, full of laughter, walking in gardens, taking showers, standing up! Background action: Arabs, shifty, mysterious, dirty, untrustworthy, sitting down! Or Air Force One! This picture explains to us what Arabs want. To capture the American President!'"
The path Christ walked to his death winds "unimpressively past postcard shops and up narrow alleys, filling me with loss, with a tangible sense of something lost."
It becomes evident that every detail is disputed. It's not even clear on which stone Christ was crucified. So Hare makes a leap of faith and kisses the ground. "After all, does the literal truth of it matter? Aren't we kissing an idea? Stones or ideas? Stones or ideas?"
His tour of Jerusalem ends at Yad Vashem, the museum of the Holocaust. Hare describes the horror of Himmler's speech congratulating his men on "the discipline they have shown in exerting what he calls their 'moral right' to exterminate the Jews."
The last interview Hare describes is with Shulamit Aloni, a lawyer and former member of the Knesset, whose "world was destroyed by Rabin's assassination."
The outspoken Israeli is pessimistic about the situation. "We're going backwards. What's so difficult to understand? The Jews were once victims, now we are brainwashed to believe we will always be victims and victims can do no wrong. Suddenly we've become strong and greedy and pretend we can justify everything. We're told all the time the Palestinians want to throw us into the sea. We have six million people and the strongest army in the region. And yet we speak of them as if they were two equal powers. It's just manipulating people's fears."
When Hare asks her what she sees happening next, she predicts demonstrations, bloodshed and bitterness. She says Israel is in the middle of a culture war, a Kulturkampf, and bemoans the political power given to the clergy.
What the playwright calls the most important section of the play comes at the end: the epilogue. Hare returns to Britain and faces his own, personal Via Dolorosa.
As his taxi drives past Buckingham Palace, Hare weaves together brilliant memories from the trip with the London landscape. He contrasts the passion and vitality of Israel and Palestine with the comatose familiarity of Britain, as he turns down "Leafy street after leafy street, with sleeping houses, sleeping bodies, sleeping hearts."
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In terms of Religion, Christians constitute about 79% of the population with Moslems having 8% and Traditionalists 3.0% and others 10%. The predominant Ethnic grouping is Akan 89%, Ga Adangbe 3%, Ewe 4% and Mole – Dagbon 4%. The municipal is dominated by five main local ethnic groups within the following corresponding dominant Areas.
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Interestingly, the District has six Paramountcies which are as follows:
- Lower Axim Traditional Council - Axim
- Upper Axim Traditional Council - Axim
- Nsein Traditional Council - Nsein
- Ajomoro Traditional Council - Apataim
- Gwira Traditional Council - Bamiankor
- Eastern Nzema Traditional Council - Atuabo
All the above Traditional Councils, in addition to the Benyin Traditional Council of Jomoro District constitute the Nzema Manle Council (District House of Chiefs). One significant feature in the municipal is the traditional festival of Kundum which is celebrated in five of the Paramountcies between August and October each year starting from Axim to the others. The only exception here is the Gwira Traditional Area which celebrates the Odwira (Yam Festival). The major language spoken all over the municipal is Nzema with other dialects like Evalue and Gwira, Fanti and Twi also widely spoken.
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- Black folding knife is made of durable 440 C stainless steel, blade coating - black oxide. Handle material - aluminum. Clip is available. Blade length - 3.42''. Total length - 7.75''.
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- 440 stainless steel,Sharp and reliable; 2.7-inch blade length; 3.8-inch closed length; 6.5-inch total length
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- Functional and safe: The Paraframe Mini Pocket Knife is has an smooth stainless steel handle and open frame that is minimal and lightweight. The frame lock holds the sharp blade open and safely closes for secure storage.
- Easy to carry and open: This EDC knife is an effortless addition to your pocket or belt clip. This mini pocket knife has a lightweight design and easy-to-clean fine-edge blade that opens effortlessly, complete with a sturdy clip for secure travel.
- Built to handle any and all tasks thrown at it: at the job site, around the house, the campground, and everywhere in between. Whether used to explore, work, defend, or as survival tools, Gerber knives tackle the tasks of daily life head on.
- Includes 1 Gerber Gear Paraframe Mini Pocket Knife with clip, 1.6 oz, 5.25.” Fine edge knife blade measures 2.2.” Stainless Steel. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
- 4-IN-1 MULTIFUNCTION KNIFE - Not only a sharp knife but also a bottle opener, car belt cutter and glass breaker. Unfolded length 215mm, folded length 125mm, blade length 80mm, weight 220g. Easy to carry, you can be comfortable and flexible to operate this knife.
- POCKET KNIFE WITH GOOD QUALITY - Morpilot's knife is made of stainless steel-3CR13, with a hardness of 58HRC. The black surface is made by special craftsmanship, and it has a classic drop point blade. IPX4 waterproof means that your knife will resist corrosion and can be used in heavy rain.
- EFFICIENT AND SAFE - In two seconds, you can open the knife with one hand, so you can quickly respond to all emergencies, suitable for right-handed and left-handed users. Morpilot's reliable lining lock prevents accidental closure. Make it ideal for everyday carrying. To close the knife, simply press the bushing lock and slide the blade back into place.
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL AND PRACTICAL POCKET KNIFE - The multifunctional outdoor survival knife has a wide range of uses, not only for camping, hiking but also for hunting, survival, emergency situations, hurricanes, etc. It is not only a knife for outdoor use, but also a glass cutter (Glass Breaker Point) and car belt cutter (Belt Cutter) and Bottle Opener.
- SCOPE OF SUPPLY-1x Morpilot folding knife, 1x instruction manual. If you encounter any product-related problems, please feel free to contact us.
- High quality pocket knife. Blade of a folder is made of 440C stainless steel, handle material - aluminum. Lock type - liner lock. The knife is Sping Assisted.
- 3 in 1 spring assisted folding knife. Tactical knife is equipped with a strap cutter, glass breaker and a pocket clip. The best EDC tool for men and women. Provides razor sharp cutting performance and high durability. Jack knife.
- The best pocket tool for everyday carry, camping, hiking, fishing, travel, survival, climbing, biking. EDC, work, self defence, rescue, safety, military and army knife. Cool camp and boy scout survival gear. Multipurpose self defense knife.
- New unique 2022 design - all black pocket knife with serrated blade and ergonomic handle. Blade length - 3,5". Handle length - 4,6". Total length - 8,2". Weight - 4,7 OZ.
- Perfect gift idea - gifts for husband from wife, proving hugely popular as dad gifts, gifts for men, brother, college gifts for guys and even father in law gifts, perfect gift for Christmas, Graduation, Anniversary, Birthday, Thanksgiving day. Also perfect gift for women. Surprise your mother, sister, girlfriend. Stocking stuffers for men. Stocking stuffers for women, Father's Day gift.
- QUALITY MATERIALS: Made from quality materials. 3CR13 black stainless steel blade provides an excellent balance of hardness and corrosion resistance.
- VALUE FOCUSED: Reliable, sturdy knives at an affordable price point. This versatile line of dependable knives has a reputation for balancing quality with consumer accessibility.
- DEPENDABLE: Provides consistent razor-sharp cutting performance and high durability. A knife you can count on for camping, hiking, backpacking, hunting & fishing, the outdoors, military & tactical needs, DIY activities, survival, self-defense, and emergencies.
- DIMENSIONS: 3.25-inch Fine Edge Blade, 4.5-inch Handle, 7.75-inch Overall Length.
- SPECIAL FEATURES: Spring Assisted Open, Finger Flipper, Liner Lock, Pink Nylon Fiber Handle with Pocket Clip.
- EDC Cool Pocket Knives 440 Stainless Tactical Sharp Raptor Claw Knife
- 440 stainless steel; 2.75-inch blade length; 5.25-inch closed length; 8-inch total length
- Spring assisted folding knife provide one-handed opening, With liner lock, safe and convenient to use.
- Pocket clip and nylon bag for easy and safe carry; Perfect for camping, fishing, outdoor,weight only 5.5 OZ
- Nice tool for camping, hunting, hiking, adventure, and home use; Valentine Gift for Friends,Dad,Brother,Boss,Boyfriend,Husband,Ideal gift for Hunter,Fisherman,Camping Lover.
- HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS: Made from quality materials. 3CR13 rainbow TiNite coated stainless steel blade provides an excellent balance of hardness and corrosion resistance.
- TACTICAL EVOLVED: Manufactured with the military police and fire & rescue professionals need’s in mind.
- DEPENDABLE: Provides consistent razor-sharp cutting performance and high durability. A knife you can count on for camping hiking backpacking hunting & fishing the outdoors military & tactical needs DIY activities survival self-defense and emergencies.
- DIMENSIONS: 3.25-inch Drop Point Partially Serrated Blade 7.75-inch overall length.
- SPECIAL FEATURES: Spring Assisted Finger Flipper Blade Cut Out Pocket Clip Black Aluminum Handle Liner Lock Glass Punch Bottle Opener.
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