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Tuesday, July 28th, 2015
Equipment Executives from DRE will be in Miami August 5-7 for the 2015 Florida International Medical Expo! Visit them in booth 2201 to see our latest selection of medical equipment.
Wednesday, May 6th, 2015
It’s National Nurses Week! This holiday, held every May in the United States, is an opportunity to show appreciation for nursing professionals and their mission to serve those in need.
Tuesday, March 17th, 2015
DRE Equipment Expert Anthony Riley will be in San Francisco March 20-24 for the 2015 American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting! Visit him in booth #7556 to see a selection of dermatology equipment options — available exclusively through DRE.
Monday, February 23rd, 2015
DRE Medical Equipment Experts Dustin Spencer and BJ Stout will be in Atlanta Feb. 26-27 for the 2015 GSASC & SCASCA Joint Semi-Annual Conference & Trade Show. Visit them to learn more about DRE’s selection of equipment for today’s ambulatory surgery clinics.
Friday, February 13th, 2015
DRE Equipment Expert Lauren Trotter will be attending the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology 2015 Las Vegas Meeting! Visit Lauren in booth 107 to learn more about how DRE can save you money on exclusive dental anesthesia equipment for your practice.
Friday, January 16th, 2015
DRE International Sales Division Manager Kary VanArsdale and International Account Executive Amanda Cannady will be in Dubai Jan. 26-29 for Arab Health 2015. Visit Kary and Amanda in booth 1E10 for special show pricing on premier new and refurbished medical equipment. DRE customers at Arab Health 2015 could save up to thousands of dollars in show purchases!
Wednesday, December 3rd, 2014
DRE equipment expert Misty Hampton will be in Chicago Dec. 7-8 for the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology Chicago December Meeting. Visit Misty in booth 107 to learn more about exclusive dental anesthesia equipment options from DRE.
Monday, December 1st, 2014
DRE equipment expert Misty Hampton will be in Chicago Dec. 4-6 for the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons 2014 Dental Implant Conference. Visit Misty in booth #511 and learn about exclusive dental anesthesia equipment options from DRE including the DRE Integra SP VSO2, a portable anesthesia machine that is ideal for office-based dental procedures.
Thursday, November 6th, 2014
DRE International Account Executives Amanda Cannady and Jasen Hargrove will be joining thousands of medical equipment industry leaders in Düsseldorf, Germany, for MEDICA 2014, one of the world’s largest marketplaces for the international medical device industry. Visit Amanda and Jasen in Hall 16 / E10-15 to learn more about new and refurbished equipment options from DRE.
Monday, October 20th, 2014
We are pleased to announce the top five winners of the DRE International Client Selfie Competition!

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The allure of Jeju Island, often referred to as the “Hawaii of South Korea,” extends beyond its picturesque landscapes and natural wonders. This paradisiacal island isn’t just a tourist hotspot; it’s also a burgeoning hub for business and investment. For those with an entrepreneurial spirit and an eye for opportunity, a business trip to Jeju Island might be the perfect blend of work and leisure.
The Allure of Jeju Island
Jeju Island, situated off the southern coast of South Korea, is famous for its stunning natural beauty. The island boasts a diverse landscape, from lush forests and volcanic craters to pristine beaches and serene waterfalls. Its unique blend of natural wonders, coupled with a subtropical climate, makes it an ideal destination for both leisure and business travelers.
Infrastructure and Connectivity
Jeju Island has made significant investments in infrastructure and connectivity, which are essential for any business traveler. Jeju International Airport offers numerous daily flights to and from major South Korean cities, as well as 제주도출장안마 destinations. This accessibility ensures that you can reach the island with ease.
Once on the island, you’ll find a well-developed transportation system, including buses, taxis, and car rental services. Jeju’s road network is modern and efficient, allowing you to navigate the island comfortably.
Jeju Island’s economic landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by government incentives and a growing interest from investors. Several key industries are poised for growth:
- Tourism: The island’s popularity as a tourist destination continues to rise. Consider investing in the hospitality sector, such as hotels, resorts, or Airbnb properties.
- Renewable Energy: Jeju aims to become a carbon-free island by 2030. This commitment has opened doors for renewable energy projects, such as wind and solar farms.
- Agriculture: The island’s fertile soil and favorable climate make it an excellent location for agricultural ventures, including organic farming and specialty crops.
- Technology and Innovation: Jeju’s government is actively promoting technology and innovation, offering incentives to tech companies and startups. The island’s unique environment can be conducive to research and development.
To attract businesses and investments, the Jeju government offers various incentives, including tax breaks, subsidies, and grants. These incentives aim to facilitate business growth and reduce the financial burden on entrepreneurs.
One of the most appealing aspects of a business trip to Jeju Island is the work-life balance it offers. While working diligently on your business endeavors, you can take breaks to explore the island’s natural beauty, relax on the beaches, or indulge in its delicious cuisine. This balance between work and leisure can be a refreshing change of pace.
Jeju Island hosts numerous business events and conferences throughout the year, providing excellent opportunities for networking and collaboration. Meeting professionals from various industries can expand your business horizons and open doors to exciting ventures.
A business trip to Jeju Island is not just a chance to conduct business; it’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in a unique blend of culture, nature, and economic potential. With its strategic location, government incentives, and diverse industries, Jeju Island beckons entrepreneurs and investors to explore its hidden treasures. Whether you’re seeking new business opportunities, a change of scenery, or simply a rejuvenating work-life balance, Jeju Island has something to offer everyone in the world of business. So pack your bags, set your sights on this South Korean gem, and prepare for an unforgettable business journey.

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Smarter than you think: Fish can remember where they were fed 12 days later. Summary: It is popularly believed that fish have a memory span of only 30 seconds. Canadian scientists, however, have demonstrated that this is far from true — in fact, fish can remember context and associations up to 12 days later.
Do betta fish recognize their owners?
Do Betta Fish Recognize Their Owners? Surprisingly, science has found that fish are capable of recognizing their owner’s face, even if the owner is standing by the tank with other people. It’s normal for betta fish to swim to the front of the tank when an owner comes up to it.
Do betta fish get lonely?
Do They Get Lonely? Betta fish are naturally territorial and should not be housed with any other betta fish because they will fight and injure each other, often resulting in death. They are unlikely to get lonely in their tank; however, if they are in a small tank, they may get bored.
Do fish have 3 second memory?
We reveal the truth. No, this is a myth and has been disproven in a number of studies. Earlier this year, scientists from Israel recently provided evidence to suggest that fish can remember things for four or five months.
What fish has the longest memory?
Each dolphin has a unique whistle that functions like a name, allowing the marine mammals to keep close social bonds. The new research shows that dolphins have the longest memory yet known in any species other than people.
Do Fishes Fall in Love?
Scientists at the University of Burgundy in France carried out a study on convict cichlid – a popular aquarium fish that looks a little bit like zebra. This shows us that fish do feel companionship and that it’s not just humans or mammals, so love really is in the water!.
Do betta fish like being petted?
With patience and a little persistence, you can teach him to do things like follow your finger, eat from your hand, swim through a hoop, play soccer, and even jump out of the water or come up to be petted. Fish food is the best reinforcement for desired behavior.
Do fish feel sad when another fish dies?
Researchers say this behavior is probably due to stress hormones released into the water by the dying fish. Few studies have looked into whether fish actually mourn their dead, but this seems conceivable – at least for fish that live in pairs, like the French angelfish.
Do betta fish have feelings?
Fish have the correct anatomy to receive pain signals, they produce the same natural chemical painkillers that mammals do, and they consciously choose to avoid painful stimuli. They also experience emotions with which we humans can identify.
Do betta fish get sad?
You’ll notice your betta losing his vibrancy and becoming dull when he’s depressed. As well as that you may begin to notice stress stripes on his side and his color just won’t look as good as it did before. These stripes can also be caused by stress, and they’re often known as stress stripes!.
Do fish get bored?
Just like any other pet, fish can become bored, too. And while they won’t chew up your shoes, keeping them occupied will ensure they live a healthier life. Bettas particularly enjoy moving them around the tank, but just about any fish will be curious enough to check it out.
How long is fish memory?
Not Just Three Seconds Most goldfish keepers will have heard the “fact” that goldfish memory spans are just three seconds long — but is it true? Scientists have proven that goldfish memory spans are nowhere near as short as three seconds. Your goldfish can actually remember things for at least five months.
Do hooked fish feel pain?
DO FISH FEEL PAIN WHEN HOOKED? Catch-and-release fishing is seen as a harmless hobby thanks in part to the belief that fish do not experience pain, and so they do not suffer when a hook pierces their lips, jaws, or other body parts.
What is the smartest fish?
Mantas has a brain that’s larger than most fish. Hence, it is considered by many to be the smartest fish in the world. The goldfish is also tagged as the world’s smartest fish.
Do fish remember being caught?
Researchers find that wild cleaner fishes can remember being caught up to 11 months after the fact, and actively try to avoid getting caught again.
Do fish have feelings?
While we might not be able to read pain on a fish’s face, the evidence is increasingly clear that they experience a range of emotions including fear, joy, relaxation and playfulness. We know that fish have receptors to feel pain, experience stress when they are confined and, like us, try to avoid frightening events.
Do fish cry?
Fish yawn, cough, and even burp. “Since fishes lack the parts of the brain that set us apart from the fishes — the cerebral cortex — I doubt very much that fishes engage in anything like crying,” Webster told LiveScience. “And certainly they produce no tears, since their eyes are constantly bathed in a watery medium.”Oct 30, 2012.
Can you touch a fish?
Touching your pet fish is usually a bad idea. It’s advised to avoid touching or grabbing fish with bare hands in an aquarium unless in emergency situations. Fish are covered in a slime coat that acts as a barrier from bacteria and impurities in the water.
Do fishes get lonely?
However, we can say that it is very unlikely that goldfish get lonely. Goldfish are just not the same as humans – they’re not social animals in the same way that we are, and they don’t have the same capacity to get bored or long for companionship.

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A spinning FO for you this time, which people on the Irish Spinners group have already seen.
It’s my February skein in the Skein-a-month Spin-a-long that I only finished the other day. It’s impossible to capture the colours properly, though I did make several attempts. It’s looking very blue in these shots whereas there’s a lot of green in reality. I’m calling it Kingfisher Blues because it has those blues and greens. Plus it gave me the blues!
I started spinning this (on my Ashfird Student spindle) last Summer as part if the Tour de France; and made a haimes of it by not drafting the fibres out at all.
I undid that, before I went too far and started againg on the spindle. I got on much better the second time around but then got distracted by other projects… and probably my wheel too. I took it up again in early February and spun the other ball of Louet Top on the wheel.
I continued spindling the first ball of top but was finding it very slow. In an attempt to be finished by the end of February, I spooled it onto a bobbin and spun the rest of it – that was a fun excercise!
I learned a lot while making this skein. I had a lot of breaks, both while spinning and while plying. My spinning ability improved, especially my spindling. I “made a break for it” and tried spindling without park & draft. But I don’t like the feel of the finished yarn and I’m blaming the fibre I started with. I don’t think I’ll get Louet top again.
However, I *am* going to knit with this – and possibly very soon. I think I’ll make another golf-club cover for my mum. The colours are perfect and it should last a bit better than the Malabrigo one I just gave her.

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"A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another." - John 13:34
It sounds simple, right? Just love one another. When we find ourselves in deep relationships, when we see each other's flaws, that is when love is necessary. Without love, our friendships fall into petty bickering and eventually dissolve. Jesus' command, as simple as it is, might just be the most helpful thing we can do.
Benefits of reading daily devotionals
Why read daily devotionals during these uncertain times?

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You look for feedback when you want to hear someone’s opinion about your work.
You look for correction when you want someone to tell you how your work should be.
You look for validation when you ask someone whether you are or you are not.
In the process of my writing the master’s thesis, my advisor–Logos Consulting Group President and CEO Fred Garcia–and I had interesting conversations about the ideas I was trying to convey. He sometimes agreed, he sometimes did not. He gave me his expert opinion on how something read, when a reasoning didn’t hold, or why an analogy was unnecessary.
That was feedback. It helped me see how people outside my brain would understand what was crystal clear to me.
When I design for clients, I sometimes end up delivering products that I personally don’t like. But hey, it’s their decision, isn’t it? They correct my proposals until the result is what they’re looking for.
That is correction.
Many years ago, I had the opportunity of handing my literary work to one of my favorite living authors, António Lobo Antúnes. I felt anxious because, in my mind, he would be able to say whether I was an author or not.
I was looking for validation.
Accepting Fred’s invaluable feedback entailed hard work on my side–how can I make this better, stronger, more meaningful?
Accepting design clients’ corrections is easy–I add the line they ask for, I change the font to the one they prefer, I fade the color they find too strong.
Accepting feedback as validation will deter you from pursuing your goals–you may even not set your goals until someone gives you a go.
If you take feedback as correction, you’re showing you’re a doer, an executioner. But doers don’t lead.
If you take feedback as validation, your work will always be haunted by what you think are their–your boss’s, your favorite author’s, your mentor’s–expectations.
Accept correction means that someone’s a teacher and you’re the pupil. It means that you’re letting someone else have authority over your work. Thus, you don’t need to take ownership because, hey, it’s their decision, isn’t it?
But when you work out the feedback you get, you chew it, digest it and metabolize it, delivering your own preferred product.
Then, you’re acting as a leader.

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It isn’t easy to answer the question, who was Freddie Mercury. He was not just one of the greatest showmen ever to have graced a stage but a pioneer and visionary who was way ahead of his times. Born Farrokh Bulsara, Mercury spent his childhood shifting between Africa and India, before finally moving to England. He was a part of several rock bands before he, Brian May, and Roger Taylor finally formed Queen.
Many regarded him a true spirit, who never let anything get in between himself and music. Close friend and bandmate Brian May has often talked about how Freddie was one of the few people whom he had met who were truly fearless. Following their 1973 debuted album which received moderate praise, came the single, “Killer Queen”, that propelled them to stardom. “Sheer Heart” that released around the same time was met with enthusiasm and fervor by fans and critics alike, who hailed the track as the most rock anthem Britain had heard in a while. What followed was a Golden era that saw the release of several iconic and successful records and also sold out concerts that were fronted by none other than Mercury himself, who by that time had begun to garner the reputation for being quite a showman. Through the late 70’s and early 80’s, Queen went on to release some classic anthems of rock, such as “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “We Are the Champions”.
The world was caught by total surprise, when in 1991, Mercury proclaimed to the entire world that he had AIDS. Though he was diagnosed in 1987, he chose to keep the information private and only went public with it a few months before he succumbed to the disease.
Freddie Mercury with Brian May (Source- Getty Images)
"Like a great comet, he left a luminous trail which will sparkle for many a generation to come," May wrote on the day following his death. In the years that followed, many have spoken about Rock and Rolls most extravagant showman, but few have been able to piece together who he was as an individual. Under all that pomp and glamour lay a man who was afraid of being lonely. A true poet who wished to become a savior to the misfits. A young boy, who had known his entire life that he was different from everyone else, and had to live with it. Mercury, created a larger than life image of himself so as to hide his insecurities and also give other people who had been judged to be too different, a platform to be who they truly were.
There was a time, when this small, unimposing man could hold stadiums full of people in his thrall. He was a true entertainer; a player who could get audiences to eat from the palm of his hands. Towards the end, this power packed performer, retired to the suburbs. He was restrained and rarely seen as he chose to spend the rest of his time with his cats and fancy jeweler, away from the prying eyes of the media that had hounded him throughout his career. Most people who knew him believed that he knew he was special, that he was built for this kind of life.
Source- Freddie Mercury with Roger Taylor
He had a habit of saying dear at the end of every sentence, drummer Roger Taylor remembers fondly about his former bandmate. Roger remembers how Freddie was always himself; unabashed and unashamed of who he was; whatever be his sexual orientation. He never tried to change himself according to people’s opinions and was a beacon of hope for millions of queer men and women around the world.
His ethnicity, his Indian ancestry and his unique appearance all added to his mystique- a trait he used very effectively in his flamboyant career. Freddie would only set foot in England when he turned 17. Prior to this, he had a rather idyllic life in Zanzibar and then in India. Freddie?s hero was Jimi Hendrix and on reaching England, he watched Hendrix play a total of nine times; consecutively!
As Brian May, fondly recalls, “Even back then Freddie knew he would be a star. He had no money in his pocket, no success to speak of yet, or even any hope of success, but it didn’t stop him”. This faith in himself would later prove to be the fuel that launched Queen towards superstardom. He borrowed from several artists such as Hendrix, David Bowie and even Elton John to create his signature flamboyant style. Slowly, both Freddie and the band, defined themselves musically and professionally, and the band grew with respect to both their music and their popularity.
But with Mercury, it wasn’t just his music, but also his lifestyle that was loud and over the top. Parties that lasted days, drinks that never stopped flowing and a penchant for eclectic fashion all grew to become trademarks about him.
“You could be the loneliest person. You can be loved by so many thousands of people, yet you could be so lonely. And that makes it worse, because most people just think: How can someone like Freddie Mercury be lonely? He has the money, he has the cars, chauffeurs, the lot. In fact, sometimes that kind of loneliness is the hardest to bear. You have to put on a persona, and I find it very hard to open up to people because I don’t trust the buggers.”, Mercury commented when asked about how fame had affected him. Truer and more honest words have never been spoken.
Mercury was so good at the Live Aid concert to raise money for the famine in Africa that the Royal Mail put him on a commemorative stamp.
Freddie’s solo career, which began much later in his life, helped him to step out and really experiment the way he wanted to. Mercury was always vague about his sexuality when speaking to the media and though everyone thought it was very obvious, he would never talk about it on camera. And in the end, in a way he proclaimed defeat but chose to leave with his dignity intact. He accepted his fate and yet went out like the shooting star he was, burning bright and travelling fast,
“I love the fact that I make people happy. Even if it’s half an hour of their lives, if I can make them feel lucky or bring a smile to a sour face, that to me is worthwhile.” This is how one of the greatest showman of our times summarized his life and this isn’t a great way to have lived, I don’t know what would be.
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Arsenal 2 Swansea 2: We were very unlucky, insists Arsene Wenger
Arsenal 2 Swansea 2: Arsene Wenger insists that his side were "very unlucky" after draw dents their title hopes
Arsene Wenger insisted that his side were “very unlucky” after watching Arsenal be pegged back and held to a draw by Swansea City at Emirates Stadium.
After their 6-0 thrashing at Chelsea on Saturday, Wenger’s side fell behind to a Wilfried Bony header in the 11th minute.
However, two goals in 66 second-half seconds lifted spirits as Lukas Podolski poked in and Olivier Giroud scored from close range.
It’s really unlucky but we have to focus on the next one and live with the result
But Swansea snatched a point at the death when the ball ricocheted in off Mathieu Flamini after Leon Britton’s run into the box.
The draw left Arsenal in fourth place in the table, with Everton six points behind in fifth but having played a game less.
“We had a good performance with total commitment and gave absolutely everything. You have to give credit to the team,” Wenger said.
“Overall I feel it’s very unlucky to come out of a game like that with such a dominance and it be 2-2.
“It’s really unlucky but we have to focus on the next one and live with the result.”
Wenger, whose side face Manchester City on Saturday, continued: “They defended well, like all the teams can do now.
“We needed to be patient and not concede the second goal. We did that quite well – we scored two goals in two minutes and after that you could see the drive going forward was less.
“We were maybe just too much concerned to keep the score because of what happened on Saturday.”


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This looks so much fun to stitch its lovely and I am sure you nana will love it.... is it a Joan Elliott design? Love the colors :)OOooh yes I should say I am now one of your new followers!! Saw your post on Google+ stitching group and thought I would pop in! Your stitching is lovely... when I do a new post later on my blog I will ask my followers to come say hello :)Happy stitching...smiles :)
Ha I see Jacquie has beat me to guessing it's a Joan Elliott! Love this design, so much fun and just right for a gift for a nan a. I'm one of Jacquie's followers and now one of yours too!
Hi Macey,Jac asked me to pop over , and look at your lovely blog I like what you are stitching looks beautiful. You will make many friends , I will just spend a day blog hopping and get to know friends , wishing you a happy day.
Thanks for commenting on my blog, Macey! This is a wonderful Joan Elliott design and what a great gift it will be! I love stitching with bright colors too!
Thank you everyone for the comments. I'm enjoying everyone one of them and I'm looking the fact that I have this many followers !! I'm so happy (even thou its not it lot im still happy) Yes this is a Joan Elliott design. (I still haven't added the finishing touches ) I wasn't all to please with the kit i had some problems. It didn't come with a lot of thread, it kept knotting up and I thought the fabric was cheap.. not what I usually work on.. I think next time if I do buy another Joan Elliot kit I'm going to use my own thread and fabric.As for my blog does anyone know where I can get come backgrounds or layouts for my blog.? Make it look fancy. (Great now I have the song "Fancy" by Iggy stuck in my Head, "I'm so fancy you already knoooowww !")


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24 Jan 2011 - Tunisian police today used teargas to try to disperse protesters who gathered at the prime minister's office as part of a campaign to remove a government linked to ousted president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
The protesters, most of whom came to the capital from marginalised rural areas, surged into the office compound and broke several windows in the finance ministry building, according to witnesses interviewed by Reuters.
More than a week after the prime minister, Mohamed Ghannouchi, assumed the helm of an interim coalition following the overthrow of Ben Ali, he and other former loyalists of the feared ruling party face mounting pressure to step down.
But the shape that any eventual popular leadership might take is unclear. Formal opposition parties exist, but are not well known after decades of oppression. A hitherto banned Islamist party has called for early elections and may find support.
The foreign minister, Kamel Morjane, who served under Ben Ali, said he would not step down yet.
"As for my post as a minister, I see it as a way to help my country at a difficult moment. I am not insisting on staying in the government," he told France's Le Figaro newspaper.
Morjane said his main concern was that the country might "descend into chaos".
Protesters have gathered at the prime minister's office, limited in numbers but tolerated by police anxious for their own futures after Ben Ali's departure. The demonstrators enjoy wide support among a population unused to free political expression.
Since Ben Ali fled to Saudi Arabia earlier this month, police have only fired teargas once against protesters, who had gathered on the central Habib Bourguiba Boulevard.
On Sunday, hundreds of people who had been driven to the capital in a "freedom caravan" surrounded Ghannouchi's office building in central Tunis.
Many were from Sidi Bouzid, a city in central Tunisia where the "Jasmine revolution" over poverty, corruption and political repression was prompted a month ago by the suicide of a young man.

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A new trailer has been unveiled for X-Men: Days of Future Past.
The video embedded above offers glimpses of scenes featuring cast members Hugh Jackman, Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, and Jennifer Lawrence. Just Jared has posted photos from the movie set.
An announcement has drawn more than 25,000 Facebook “likes.” This movie is set to hit theaters on May 23, 2014.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) -- A North Topeka homeless camp is no longer a home to the Tent City residents.
People who lived in a Tent City on BNSF railways property were told Monday they had 72 hours to leave.
"This is not a place for campers to come anymore," Andy Williams of BNSF Railways said.
"On Monday we came through with our equipment and cleared the trees. Cleared out a couple of semi-loads worth of garbage, basically stuff that had been dumped over the years."
BNSF said first gave notice in February that the Tent City would be removed. About 60 people lived there.
"Some of them were eager for it to happen, they were ready to move. There still campers gathered down here, but it's not on BNSF property or Union Pacific property or Topeka Rescue Mission property," Williams said.
Williams says new restrictions will be enforced, "We will have cameras in the area. We will be watching to see if folks do dump and we will ask the Topeka Police Department to help us enforce those laws. We will be patrolling the area looking for campers. We put barriers and gates that will prohibit folks that will be able to drive back here and dump."
Andy said the Topeka Homeless Task Force worked to provide other housing options.
"We are in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic and these kinds of communities are at risk. They have the opportunity to be in apartments and housing, where they can have access to all that and the services that they need," Williams explained.
The city says six people have moved into housing with grants from the Topeka Homeless Task Force, with two to four more in the works.


Wheel Lock Pistol circa 1632, Full Length 58.5cm, barrel Length 35cm, Weight 1.95kg Approx.
Wheel Lock Pistol, circa 1632
The wheel lock (or wheel-lock resp. wheel lock) is a friction-wheel mechanism which causes sparks for firing a firearm. It was the first self-igniting firearm and followed the matchlock. It’s name comes from a rotating steel wheel which provides ignition and was invented in approx. AD 1450 in Germany, it was used alongside the matchlock but was later replaced by the snaphance and the flintlock.
The original of this authentic replica dates around 1632 and was most likely used in the Thirty Years's War. It has a single steel barrel and comes with a steel wrench to tension the spring in then lock.
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Total Length: approx. 58.5 cm
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Barrel Length: approx. 35 cm
Bore: .60 cal
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Shocking video obtained by The Post shows the moment a woman with a gun walked up to another woman and shot her dead on a crowded Prospect Heights street Tuesday – before casually strolling away.
The video shows a shooter wearing a purse walk up to 42-year-old Delia Johnson and shoot the unsuspecting victim in the head while she was having a conversation with some people sitting on the stoop of a building on Franklin Avenue near Prospect Place.
The shooting happened at about 9:40 p.m., police sources said.
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Ritchie Blackmore... yes the strat wielding, hard rocking riffmeister from the legendary band Deep Purple has just released a primarily acoustic based collection. If you think this means pseudo-acoustic versions of "Smoke On The Water and "Woman From Tokyo", check your preconceptions at the door. "Shadow Of The Moon" is a wonderful merging of styles and genres drawing primarily from the 15th century Renaissance period. Blackmore borrows liberally from Renaissance themes for the music. The lyrics skillfully dance between centuries past and present and are the product of Candice Night, who handles the vocals as well.
While purists may stick their noses up in the air at this recording, Blackmore and Night have taken their love of this music and put it into a more contemporary setting which may ultimately introduce many to Renaissance Music who wouldn't otherwise be inclined to investigate it. This project is also not a typical "one off" but a career path that Blackmore is firmly committed to. A second record is almost completely written and Blackmore advises that it will be a little more energetic, stressing the Gypsy spirit and reflecting a more Russian and German influence. I spoke with Ritchie following tours of Japan and Europe to promote this release and got a couple of comments from Candice as well.
JJ: Other than the intro to "Anya" on a recent Deep Purple CD, and the lead break on "Black Masquerade" with your group Rainbow, you haven't displayed any leanings toward the acoustic guitar in your career. How did this project develop?
RB: I've been interested in Renaissance music for about twenty five years , and I always kept it just as something I listened to until about four years ago. I began playing in that style about that time and Candice would join in humming the tunes so we just took it from there. I felt that her voice would be good for this type of music as it is kind of romantic. A few of my friends suggested that we record the songs we were playing as they sounded so good, and that's how it got started.
JJ: I have read that you referred to this as a "conglomeration" of styles, is that due to your use, even subtle that it is, of the electric guitar?
RB: That's right.
JJ: You may upset the purists with the less than exact Renaissance instrumentation, but you might just make the style much more accessible to the mass audience with this approach, was that in your plan?
RB: There was one point when I thought, lets make the traditional record, but my next thought was that we wouldn't be doing anything that somebody hasn't already done so we compromised. What we wanted to do was open the door for other people that were not particularly interested in Renaissance music to show them what's out there so that's why did a bit of both. I really love the traditional approach, but I don't think I could really do it in the orthodox manner. We started off with "Renaissance Fair" which is an old Renaissance riff I have played for years, and then developed into "Play Minstrel Play" which we didn't even know the words to. I told Candice that I thought it should be about a flute player much like the Pied Piper of Hamlin.
JJ: You managed to get Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull to play flute on that one?
RB: I am kind of a friend, but more of a fan of his. I have been a fan of his for about twenty odd years, and I think that when he (Jethro Tull) did the "War Child" tour back in '74 I was impressed not only by the music but the whole angle of the minstrel look compared to everybody else playing Led Zeppelin. He is so sophisticated and to my thinking one of the only true Genius in Rock Music.
JJ: There are some similarities between Renaissance Music and Rock n Roll.
RB: Yes, it's those parallel kind of fourths and fifths, not unlike the "Smoke On The Water" riff which is in fourths, and some of the harmonic structure is similar. Sometimes if you hear some of the music played for royalty it is very brash and majestic or exciting, like todays Rock show although 500 years ago. Funnily enough I am not drawn towards the Lute, even though most people would think I would be, my interest is in the wind instrument side of things. I love the Trombone.
JJ: I read that you were trying to capture some of the "Gypsy Passion" with this record.
RB: Yes, well that refers to music which to us was also trying to get across a feeling of sitting around a campfire with acoustic guitars and playing songs which would stand up on their own without effects, and a light show or plugging into an amplifier. The Gypsy passion is also an offshoot of people like Django Reinhardt and his fiery style of playing. I often think about how an East German or Hungarian would approach the music which surprises people who think this is Celtic music. I feel this is very far from Celtic, and I don't relate to Celtic music too much as that is more along the Irish line and we are drawing more from Europe.
JJ: Speaking of Django, you do some pretty nice playing on "Play Minstrel Play" yourself, do you use a pick on those fast runs?
RB: On that part I do yes, although when I am writing I play mostly without a plectrum. Sometimes it is strange making the changeover to the plectrum for performance, because on stage to come across I find that the plectrum is the best way. I also am finding it hard to use a true acoustic guitar on stage. I did actually in the beginning but quickly developed a lot of feedback trouble. When you play on your own it's okay, but when you play with the band things like drums and keyboards get a little bit loud.
JJ: And they suck away some of your frequencies.
RB: That's right, and it drives me crazy so I find myself in desperation getting out the plectrum and turning up a little bit. I now have a Fender semi-acoustic which I am using on stage.
JJ: How did you find the song "Ocean Gypsy"? It seems to fit your project perfectly.
RB: That piece came along from Annie Haslam and the group Renaissance. Annie is an old friend who we went to see play up in Connecticut several years ago and she did "Ocean Gypsy" so I went out and bought her CD which contained that song, I believe it was from about 1975. Another inspiration is Michael Oldfield (best known in the US for his Tubular Bells which was used as the theme for the movie The Exorcist) and one of my favorite records of the eighties was his hit "Moonlight Shadow" (a huge hit in Europe and other parts of the world, but not in America).
JJ: You have a few very tasty instrumentals on this CD, did you ever consider making this record all instrumental?
RB: Not really, I have always found that a bit dull, although I do like people like Leo Kottke.
JJ: You display a nice touch and tone for someone known only as an electric player.
RB: I have been practicing a lot on the acoustic for about four to five years now, but it was a quite strange transition because you can't just run up and down the fingerboard like you can on the electric. Of course the action and the necks are higher and bigger, and the strings are much wider so everything you play on the acoustic has to count a little bit more. On electric I play a set of eleven to forty six (string gauges) but I don't play like Jeff Beck who is a very electric style of player, my runs are more orthodox and I don't bend as many notes. I had been schooled a little bit years ago on Classical Guitar, and it may sound strange but I learned to use all my fingers. A lot of Blues, and Rock guitarists don't use more than two or three (on the left or fretting hand).
JJ: You seem to have developed a pretty good fingerstyle with your picking hand, do you use flesh and nail?
RB: Actually it is all flesh, and I have been playing fingerstyle hard for the last four years. I recently went to the finger doctor for my left hand because playing the acoustic guitar was much harder , and it is amazing that after playing for so many years that working on the acoustic would bring back the calluses, and the pain (laughing). On the acoustic I have been using the standard D'addario 13's.
JJ: Your electrics are famous for having scalloped fretboards, have you had the acoustic fretboards worked on?
RB: No, because I only need that scalloped business for bending a note to push it up a tone , and on this type of music I don't bend any notes.
JJ: What make of guitars are you using on this recording?
RB: Most of the was done on an Alvarez and a Taylor, although we had better luck recording the Alvarez than the Taylor which got a little mettalicy and honky. I now have a Lakewood which is made in Germany and I am very impressed with it. They gave it to me to try when I was on tour there recently and I find myself playing it all the time now. Pat Regan was responsible for recording the guitar and he placed two mics very close to the sound hole.
JJ: The new CD has a track 16 which is a bonus instrumental track for America?
RB: We just recorded that "Possum's Last Dance" a couple of weeks ago. We thought that since the record had been out for a year overseas we wanted to add something extra. I recorded that with the Taylor and tuned down, although most of the recording features guitars tuned to normal 440 I tend to like tuning my guitars down. I feel that by tuning down a whole step the guitars ring and sustain better and the flexibility of the strings is increased.
JJ: Do you use any alternate tunings?
RB: I haven't got to the point where I can leave standard tuning. I find the guitar complicated enough without changing the tuning.
JJ: On "No Second Chance" was it a difficult decision to add the electric slide guitar?
RB: We couldn't make up our minds so we recorded it with both acoustic and electric! Hidden in the mix is all the acoustic take but we liked it better with the electric up front. That is where I started thinking that it should not be just Renaissance music and all acoustic. I almost felt guilty about playing the electric. The next one will be like this as well, I don't want to get bogged down playing only acoustic.
JJ: This record could be a bit of a "guilty pleasure" for people like myself who like Renaissance music but could overdose real quickly on the real thing.
RB: Exactly, that is what we are trying to do. I have loads of Renaissance stuff but I find myself getting a little bit tired of the purist approach.
JJ: You are probably going to be blasted by the guardians of true Renaissance music.
RB: Oh, definitely. But those people have a place in history. We want to draw from it the romance and change it a little bit. I can imagine that people will listen to our stuff and say "I can recognize the melody but what is he doing?". Sometimes things can be a little bit droll if presented as found, sometimes you need to add some excitement. I was brought up on Segovia , who is a brilliant guitarist, but he leaves me bored stiff.
JJ: You also played some Mandolin on this record?
RB: I just went into a guitar shop down the road not too long ago and asked if they had one, and they pulled one off the back wall. I told them it would do, but could they tell me how to play it? They didn't have any idea, so I tune it like a guitar and just play it like a guitar so the notes I tune to are G C F# and A.
JJ: You also play a healthy amount of twelve string on this record.
RB: Yes, I really like the twelve string, they are great to play if they have good action which is the secret actually. My Alvarez has got action similar to an electric guitar. I find myself playing the twelve string too much sometimes. It is such a great sound and a few people have told me I play one like a six string, to me there is not much difference although my fingers tell me afterwards that there is.
JJ: You have to be very precise or you can really sound messy.
RB: That's really true, I love the twelve string. But like we said earlier when you get on stage the nuances of the twelve string can get lost in the sound of the band.
JJ: I understand you have toured parts of the world and played some very non-traditional concert venues in support of this recording.
RB: Yes, the idea was to go in much smaller halls as the audience would be smaller. We played a Church in Berlin which was packed with people from Germany and Poland and it had such resonance due to the stone construction , and the audience listened so intensely that you play better because there is almost a reverent feel to everything. We would like to do more of this in the future, play in Castles and Churches.
JJ: Have you thought about playing any of the big Renaissance fairs?
RB: We have, and we're looking into that although we are wondering if we will get flack for using amplifiers. We were going to play at the New York Renaissance fair but the musician who runs it didn't seem too amused by the idea.
JJ: Do people show up to your gigs in full garb?
RB: Yes they do, and it's great! There is a whole following that we have that dresses up as well as the band.
JJ: Is this a one album flirtation or a path you plan on staying with for awhile?
RB: This is the path I hope to be on for the rest of my days. I haven't forgotten Rock'n'Roll, and I do like to turn up the volume and play , but that can wait for awhile. This is very exciting and a real challenge as the music is much more rigid than Rock, with many set melodies and one of my weak points is remembering melodies note for note. I am used to inferring the melody and improvising, but with the Renaissance stuff you have to stick very much to the line so it is a challenge, but an exiting one. We have already written about eleven songs for the next CD. The new things I have written have a much more Russian or ethnic feel with gypsy dances, a little more "up" than this record which is more romantic ballads.
JJ: This recording isn't really time specific, to the Renaissance, or today, and it doesn't strike me as easily classifiable which may hurt the marketing of it.
RB: (laughing) That's true. The biggest compliment we have been receiving from some of the fans is that it would purge their souls , and many people feel we will lose our Rock'n'Roll fans, but those people are getting on like I am and they want a more mature feeling. When we get older we get quieter and, dare I say sophisticated, and it is very gratifying to find the fans right there even though we made a drastic change.
JJ: Candice has done a great job with the lyrics and avoided cliches while weaving current themes with Renaissance references.
RB: She is very aware of MTV, and singers like Alanis Morrisette, but at the same time is drawn to the Medieval period and like me she is not a fan of Celtic music but prefers the European Renaissance.
JJ: The next batch of Russian influenced songs should be very exciting.
RB: Yes, and I felt that my only criticism of this current project is that when we are on stage you have to be very quiet, and it can feel like a "musical lesson" which is not what I want it to be. I want people to enjoy themselves and get involved so the new songs are much more audience participation with opportunities to stomp feet, clap and sing along.
JJ: This is definitely a moody collection.
RB: That's right, sometimes when I play "Memmingen" (a delicate fingerpicked instrumental) I would have to have total silence or it wouldn't work. For most of the tour of Japan and Europe it worked but we just played a private party with people talking and laughing and it totally destroyed the atmosphere. I don't want to be in the position of having to have the audience in total dead silence, although when they are it is a fantastic effect because you can get lost in the music.
JJ: There is really more of Ritchie Blackmore on this record than probably anything you have ever done.
RB: That's very true, and I think it may have started from a fan letter I received which I took to heart about playing my solo and then going back to the riffs and not really exposing myself enough as a performer/player. In Deep Purple it was a little bit like being in a factory with me playing my little solo and stepping back to hide behind the other egos.
JJ: You carry more on your shoulders now, but you seem to have a good partner in Candice.
RB: That's right, although I never realized she could sing until the last five years.
JJ: She has a good voice for the Renaissance stuff but it is current sounding as well.
RB: I have heard some traditional singers who are very excellent but they can come across as too proper. People don't want to hear a proper singer, they want a little bit of an edge. She is in a band with me so most people are recognizing my guitar playing but they are listening to her sing.
JJ: It seems like a difficult spot for her to be in because there is a lot to like musically on this record so all she can do is ruin it, and if she does really well she will receive little credit because you are so celebrated.
RB: (laughing) Right, we played in Japan and her first concert was in front of five thousand people, and she was terrified, we all were terrified but she came through it very well, she didn't resort to drinking like I do. She's always writing lyrics and reads a lot of poetry. This is our first collaboration together and we put a lot of love into it. It may be unprofessional to say but we think it is very good. It is more for a mature, thinking kind of audience but we are pleased that children seem to like it as well.
JJ: Does Ritchie present you with finished tunes?
Candice Night: When Ritchie writes these songs it is over a long period of time but once he gets it set he presents it to me pretty complete. I look at lyric writing as putting puzzle pieces together and it is a great challenge and it is interesting because of the need to find the right rhyming scheme and number of syllables. I really enjoy doing it but I need to hear that finished product before I can start putting those puzzle pieces together.
JJ: How did you approach the lyric writing for this music which spans several centuries?
CN: I love the fantasy of the 15th Century and try to present it in current day setting. I am a big person for imagery and I want to paint pictures with words so if I can get somebody to see something through my eyes they will not just hear about something they will see it, feel it, and taste it.
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Cave are, in my opinion, one of the very best bands to come out of the cottage industry of bands trying to build new sounds out of the fertile history of krautrock. (And this assessment leaves out their outstanding kosmische side project Bitchin’ Bajas.) Their sound is all muscular bass, nuance-but-noodling guitars and churning motorik drumming. It is a hypnotizing mix that has made their last few LPs records that never are too far from my headphones. They make the kind of music that seems so simple that you think “I could do that” before realizing that it is so much more than the sum of its parts.
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However despite the changes, Morrisons is still looking to operate over 160 florist stations nationwide and has said that any staff impacted by the closures will be offered alternate roles.
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Kamleshwar Singh designed the Stamp and the First Day Cover.
Alka Sharma designed the pictorial first day postmark.
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Kingston Springs reviews wholesale liquor tax
The Kingston Springs City Commission held its monthly meeting last week.
The commission discussed the wholesale liquor tax, which the town sets and is charged at the liquor stores.
The current rate is five percent and the maximum that can be charged is eight percent. The money comes back to Kingston Springs.
A wholesale liquor tax collected at five percent yielded $30,572 for the town. An increase to eight percent showed that an additional $18,343 could be collected at the higher tax rate.
The commission will further discuss the item at the Oct. 16 meeting.
The commission approved the first reading of an ordinance to adopt the 2012 International Property Maintenance Code, with second reading and a public hearing set for the Oct. 16 meeting.
The commission OK’d the first reading of an ordinance to amend the 2014-15 budget. City manager Laurie Cooper said the adjustments reflect a shift in staffing responsibilities.
The commission approved the second reading of an ordinance to amend the 2013-14 budget.
The commission voted to extend the contract with Tennessee Valley Paving for finishing work on the Harpeth Meadows paving project.
Tennessee Valley Paving said it would not be able to do additional work on the Harpeth Meadows project until the spring but was willing to extend its rate.
About $37,258 remained in the balance with the cost of finishing Harpeth Meadows estimated at $34,800.
The other option would have required advertising for bids and might have proven more costly depending upon the bids.
Mayor Tony Campbell provided an update on the status of a proposed community activities sign.
He said the biggest issue is determining parameters on who can place announcements on the sign. The item will be revisited at the Oct. 16 meeting.
The commission also discussed a possible zoning ordinance that would amend the C-2 highway service zoning district.
City attorney Larry Craig said the Planning Commission often reviews and offers recommendations before an ordinance comes before the commission for adopting. Home occupation is also an issue for further scrutiny.
City commissioners Tony Gross and Glenn Remick were absent from last week’s meeting.


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International Football: Who Should Roy Hodgson Name as Captain for England?
Barely had Roy Hodgson sat down to take his first press conference as England manager before he was asked about the issue which saw his predecessor quit the job.
The FA's decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy in February over Fabio Capello's head led to the Italian coach resigning, although it is likely that the matter was simply the last straw for a man who had clearly had enough of his first—and likely only—international role.
Terry will again be taken out of consideration for Hodgson due to the Chelsea defender's upcoming trial for alleged racial abuse of QPR defender Anton Ferdinand, brother of his long-time England colleague Rio, who has ruled himself out of taking the role again. Striker Wayne Rooney may not have been high on anyone's shortlist, but his suspension for the first two matches of this summer's European Championships surely excludes him too.
However, there are still several players in the frame who Hodgson could give the armband to with just two warm-up matches to go before the Euro 2012 campaign kicks off against France on June 11.
Here are the main candidates to take the captaincy for England under Hodgson. Share your thoughts on who you think it should be below.
Hart has been an England regular for less than two years, but he is unquestionably England's No.1 going into Euro 2012.
The Manchester City goalkeeper has forged a reputation as one of the best in his position—not just in the Premier League, but on the international stage as well.
At just 25 years old, Hart is a commanding presence in his area, unafraid of letting his more experienced teammates cop an earful when necessary.
He is also arguably the player in the England setup whose position is the most secure, a vital factor when choosing a captain.
If Hart is given the armband now, he could have it for the duration of Hodgson's contract and beyond.
Most of the other major footballing nations decide who the captain of their national team is simply be either giving the armband to the player with the most caps or who is the oldest.
Not so for the English, who seem to bestow a whole other range of unquantifiable requirements in their skipper.
Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole is England's most experienced player having won 93 caps and appeared in each of the squad's last four tournament appearances.
However, despite being arguably the most consistent player England have had over the past decade, and being among the world's best in his position, he is a deeply unpopular personality amongst a large section of the British public.
The notion that someone like Roy Hodgson would hand Cole the armband is almost inconceivable.
Hot on the heels of his teammate Cole as one of the most experienced players available to Hodgson, Lampard has represented his country 90 times to date.
He has shown this season why former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas' attempt to make him less of a central figure for the London club proved such a fatal move for the Portuguese coach—since Roberto Di Matteo's installment in the Stamford Bridge dugout, Lampard has been one of their star performers.
Charming and well-spoken in front of the media, Lampard is also popular with most fans who can see past club rivalry on the international stage, thanks in part to his 23 England goals.
However, Lampard is 33 years old now, and having been passed up for the honour of the captaincy on a permanent basis several times before, it is unlikely he will get it now.
Gerrard was third choice to lead England out as captain at the 2010 World Cup but, after Terry was stripped of the armband and Rio Ferdinand missed the tournament through injury, the Liverpool skipper did so with distinction.
He was one of, if not the best player for England in South Africa, though considering the insipid showing of Fabio Capello's squad at that tournament, such a feat was not too difficult.
The 31-year-old has been accused in the past of saving his best performances for his beloved Liverpool, but he remains a highly influential presence for the national team, racking up 90 caps to date.
It remains to be seen if the fact that he played under Hodgson during his disastrous spell in charge at Anfield will or won't count against him.
Despite being 31, the Tottenham Hotspur midfielder has only represented his country 11 times at senior level. However, the last of those appearances was as captain, as caretaker manager Stuart Pearce gave him the honour for the recent 3-2 friendly defeat against the Netherlands at Wembley.
Parker's commanding and assured presence in midfield won him the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year award last season, and his recent problems with fitness have been a key factor in Spurs' recent struggles.
Universally liked by players, media and fans, Parker always gives on the field and has proven himself capable of performing against any opposition, and the fact that Jack Wilshere has been ruled out of Euro 2012 through injury should confirm him as a guaranteed starter in Poland and Ukraine this summer.


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Steven joined Herbert Smith Freehills from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Steven is admitted as a legal practitioner in New South Wales and in Federal Courts in Australia, and is also a Chartered Accountant. Steven participates in the ASIC Corporate Finance Liaison meetings, and presents regularly to professional forums about current financial services and markets and regulatory matters.
Steven holds degrees including a Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Laws (Hons.), Master of Laws, and Master of Business Administration (Exec.).

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Tantalum River (2018-2019)
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"Tantalum River” is a 90-min acousmatic surreal-political tale about mineral resource extraction.
It is freely inspired by Joseph Conrad’s controversial 19th century novel “Heart of Darkness”, Herzog’s “Aguirre”and various accounts by whistleblowers from within the mining-industry’s community.
Tantalite-niobium, aka coltan, is an essential resource for the hi-tech industry. The materials & end-products might seem novel, but the underlying political & economic power dynamics can barely be distinguished from previous imperial forms of resource extraction.
In the radio play, we follow a fictional "fixer", the vanguard of multi-national mining corporations , scouting for new places from which to extract the resources needed to still capital's voracious appetite for labour & raw materials.


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Journal: Current sports medicine reports
Tennis may be considered a static and dynamic form of exercise with many well-demonstrated health benefits. Tennis has similar rates of injury to other individual recreational sports and junior competitive sports, without the catastrophic risk of contact/collision sports. Classifying tennis players into junior and elite categories versus adult recreational players may help in outlining volume of play recommendations, exposure risk, and types of injuries. Junior and elite players tend to tolerate higher volumes, have more acute and lower extremity injuries, and have more serious overuse stress injuries. Adult recreational players tend to tolerate lower volumes, have more overuse and upper extremity injuries, and more conditions that are degenerative. Many tennis players also develop asymmetric musculoskeletal adaptations, which may increase risk of specific injury. Tennis-specific evaluations may identify these at-risk segments, help guide preventive strategies including technical errors, and assist in developing return-to-play recommendations. Other racket sports such as squash, badminton, and racquetball have less data available but report both acute and traumatic injuries less commonly seen in tennis.
Abdominal hernias are common with over 20 million hernia repairs performed worldwide. Inguinal hernias are the most common type of hernia. Inguinal and sports hernia have been discussed at length in recent literature, and therefore, they will not be addressed in this article. The noninguinal hernias are much less common but do occur, and knowledge of these hernias is important when assessing the athlete with abdominal pain. Approximately 25% of abdominal wall hernias are noninguinal, and new data show the order of frequency as umbilical, epigastric, incisional, femoral, and all others (i.e., Spigelian, obturator, traumatic). Return-to-play guidelines need to be tailored to the athlete and the needs of their sport. Using guidelines similar to abdominal strain injuries can be a starting point for the treatment plan. Laparoscopic repair is becoming more popular because of safety and efficacy, and it may lead to a more rapid return to play.
Since their introduction in 1987, energy drinks have become increasingly popular and the energy drink market has grown at record pace into a multibillion-dollar global industry. Young people, students, office workers, athletes, weekend warriors, and service members frequently consume energy drinks. Both health care providers and consumers must recognize the difference between energy drinks, traditional beverages (e.g., coffee, tea, soft drinks/sodas, juices, or flavored water), and sports drinks. The research about energy drinks safety and efficacy is often contradictory, given the disparate protocols and types of products consumed: this makes it difficult to draw firm conclusions. Also, much of the available literature is industry-sponsored. After reports of adverse events associated with energy drink consumption, concerns including trouble sleeping, anxiety, cardiovascular events, seizures, and even death, have been raised about their safety. This article will focus on energy drinks, their ingredients, side effects associated with their consumption, and suggested recommendations, which call for education, regulatory actions, changes in marketing, and additional research.
Depression is a leading cause of global burden. The mainstay of treatment is pharmacological and psychological interventions. While effective, not all people will respond to those treatments and alternative approaches for preventing and treating depression are required. Recent literature has demonstrated that higher physical activity (PA) levels and exercise confer protective effects on incident depression. Also, exercise has demonstrated efficacy on reducing symptoms for people with depression. Despite its effectiveness, similar to other treatments, some people may benefit more from exercise and identifying these potential predictors of response is necessary to deal with patients' and professionals' expectations. Dropout from exercise interventions is comparable to dropout from other treatments for depression and similar to dropout from exercise in other clinical populations. However, some strategies to increase adherence are important. In the present article, we provide an updated overview of the use of PA and exercise for the prevention and treatment of depression.
The use of self myofascial release (SMR) via a foam roller or roller massager is becoming increasingly popular both to aid recovery from exercise and prevent injury. Our objective was to review the literature on SMR and its use for preexercise, recovery, or maintenance. PUBMED, EBSCO (MEDLINE), EMBASE, and CINAHL were searched for variations and synonyms of “self myofascial release” and “foam rolling.” Data from nine studies were examined, and overall quality varied based on study protocol, muscle group targeted, and outcomes measured. Despite the heterogeneity of these studies, SMR appears to have a positive effect on range of motion and soreness/fatigue following exercise, but further study is needed to define optimal parameters (timing and duration of use) to aid performance and recovery.
Sleep is an essential component of health and well-being, with significant impacts on physical development, emotional regulation, cognitive performance, and quality of life. Along with being an integral part of the recovery and adaptive process between bouts of exercise, accumulating evidence suggests that increased sleep duration and improved sleep quality in athletes are associated with improved performance and competitive success. In addition, better sleep may reduce the risk of both injury and illness in athletes, not only optimizing health but also potentially enhancing performance through increased participation in training. Despite this, most studies have found that athletes fail to obtain the recommended amount of sleep, threatening both performance and health. Athletes face a number of obstacles that can reduce the likelihood of obtaining proper sleep, such as training and competition schedules, travel, stress, academic demands, and overtraining. In addition, athletes have been found to demonstrate poor self-assessment of their sleep duration and quality. In light of this, athletes may require more careful monitoring and intervention to identify individuals at risk and promote proper sleep to improve both performance and overall health. This review attempts to highlight the recent literature regarding sleep issues in athletes, the effects of sleep on athletic performance, and interventions to enhance proper sleep in athletes.
Physical activity and exercise training are underutilized by much of Westernized society, and physical inactivity may be the greatest threat to health in the 21st century. Many studies have shown a linear relationship between one’s activity level and heart health, leading to the conclusion that “if some exercise is good, more must be better.” However, there is evolving evidence that high levels of exercise may produce similar or less overall cardiovascular (CV) benefits compared with those produced by lower doses of exercise. Very high doses of exercise may be associated with increased risk of atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, and malignant ventricular arrhythmias. These acute bouts of excessive exercise may lead to cardiac dilatation, cardiac dysfunction, and release of troponin and brain natriuretic peptide. The effects of too little and too much exercise on the heart are reviewed in this article, along with recommendations to optimize the dose of exercise to achieve heart health.
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) has received widespread media attention and is treated in the lay press as an established disease, characterized by suicidality and progressive dementia. The extant literature on CTE is reviewed here. There currently are no controlled epidemiological data to suggest that retired athletes are at increased risk for dementia or that they exhibit any type of unique neuropathology. There remain no established clinical or pathological criteria for diagnosing CTE. Despite claims that CTE occurs frequently in retired National Football League (NFL) players, recent studies of NFL retirees report that they have an all-cause mortality rate that is approximately half of the expected rate, and even lower suicide rates. In addition, recent clinical studies of samples of cognitively impaired NFL retirees have failed to identify any unique clinical syndrome. Until further controlled studies are completed, it appears to be premature to consider CTE a verifiable disease.
The Concussion in Sport Group recently published its highly anticipated fifth consensus statement on sports-related concussion. The latest iteration features a new organizational format-the “11 Rs” and has input from a wider range of health care professionals, organizations, and experts in the field from both the sport concussion area and from related areas outside of sport. The stated objective of this current document is to “build on the principles outlined in previous statements and develop further conceptual understanding of sports-related concussion.” Its intended audience is “physicians and health care providers who are involved in athlete care, whether at a recreational, elite, or professional level.” We review significant updates including recommendations for sideline evaluation, return to play, and return to learn in athletes with sports-related concussion.
Exercise is Medicine (EIM) and physical activity as a vital sign are based on health-focused research and reflect ideal frames and messages for clinicians. However, they are nonoptimal for patients because they do not address what drives patients' decision-making and motivation. With the growing national emphasis on patient-centered and value-based care, it is the perfect time for EIM to evolve and advance a second-level consumer-oriented exercise prescription and communication strategy. Through research on decision-making, motivation, consumer behavior, and meaningful goal pursuit, this article features six evidence-based issues to help clinicians make physical activity more relevant and compelling for patients to sustain in ways that concurrently support patient-centered care. Physical activity prescriptions and counseling can evolve to reflect affective and behavioral science and sell exercise so patients want to buy it.


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