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Get the answer to every sports injury dilemma...

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Sunday, April 29, 2012 2:27 PM

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Our brand new 12-volume, 833-page Sports Medicine Encyclopaedia contains the answer to every sports injury dilemma... Order today and receive a FREE gift worth $2008.50 (no, that’s not an error!) Dear Mircea, Dear Sports Injury Colleague, Before I tell you about a brand-new resource – launching today – that’s going to transform your ability to treat and rehabilitate sporting injuries, let me quickly set the scene... Imagine that your client – a 35 year-old competitive distance runner – visits you for the latest round of treatment for a recurring knee injury. You’re under pressure to get them back out and training again as soon as possible, as they’re gearing up to participate in a forthcoming 10k run. Much to your (and your client’s) dismay, the injury shows no signs of abating. None of the ‘conventional’ methods of treatment seem to be working. You’ve tried everything you can possibly think of, but you’re not seeing the results you’d expect. It seems that no matter what you do, the pain persists and the more likely it is that your client will have to give up all hope of being ready for that race. But surely, there’s something you’re missing here... Could there be another cause for the injury that you’ve not considered? Or a new, more effective treatment you’re not yet aware of? So, where can you go to get the answers you need? You’re about to find out. Every day, you’re challenged with getting your clients on the road to recovery. Or even better, stopping them from harming themselves in the first place. And in the modern game, that means finding solutions that are time-efficient, yet long-lasting. (After all, preventing re-injury is as much a part of sports medicine today as is treating the initial problem itself.) Until now, you’ve probably ‘stuck by the book’ and relied on what you learned in your professional training, for when you work with athletes. 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The contributors to this extensive guide are all well-respected practitioners and members of the global sports medicine community, and they include: Fares Haddad BSc MCh (Orth) FRCS (Orth) is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at University College London Hospital and editorial consultant to Sports Injury Bulletin. Chris Mallac has been Head of Sports Med at Bath Rugby and Head Physio at Queensland Reds Super 14. He is currently in private practice in Brisbane, Australia. Scott Smith, an Australian physiotherapist. He works at Albany Creek Sports Injury Clinic in Brisbane, specialising in running and golf injuries. He is currently working with Australian Rules football teams in Brisbane. Elizabeth Ashby is a clinical and research fellow at UCL Hospital with a special interest in outcome studies. Ulrik Larsen is an APA sports physiotherapist, Practice Principal with Optima Sports Medicine in Brisbane, Australia and the founder of “Rehab Trainer”. 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New, unorthodox strength 

training approach revealed

Friday, April 27, 2012 12:04 PM

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If you do not wish to receive any further messages from this group please click here to unsubscribe. If you are having trouble viewing this email, please click here ** FROM THE DESK OF JONATHAN PYE ** "How an Eastern form of strength training can speed up your muscle mass gains – without the need for heavy weights." Dear Mircea Reader, Any athlete or coach knows that training for muscle growth and strength is vital for success. Not just for increasing your power and speed, but because stronger muscles are more resilient to injury too. Like many other athletes and coaches, you might think that the best way to build muscle mass and strength is through a high-intensity workout at the gym, sweating it out while lifting heavy weights for multiple reps. That could be about to change. Because two articles in Peak Performance challenge this belief – and with good reason too. David Joyce, a respected Australian sports physiotherapist, has just reported on a new form of strength training emerging from Japan that significantly boosts the growth response of muscles... while reducing the intensity of training... and delivers impressive results in a short period of time (as little as 2 weeks). Research studies have also proven that it’s as effective, if not more so, than traditional high-intensity training for muscle mass and strength gains. This all begs one question: why haven’t you heard about, or tried, it yet? Read on and I’ll explain why... and reveal how you can get access to these articles now. Turn strength training ‘rules’ on their head! So what is this new form of training called? ‘Low-intensity vascular occlusion training’ (LIVOT), or Kaatsu as it’s better known in Japan. While it’s already used extensively there, scientific studies into this training system have only taken place in other countries, mainly the UK and USA, in recent years. And the early results are set to cause some waves! LIVOT involves restricting blood flow to the muscles to be worked, and then performing weighted strength exercises with a significantly lower load than that used in normal hypertrophy (muscle growth) training. You might be wondering how lifting less weight could possibly result in any degree of growth, but as you’ll discover, the answer lies in the blood flow restriction (vascular occlusion) and the effects it has on lactic acid and growth hormone levels. As David takes you through the technique itself (reps, sets and percentage of 1 repetition max used) as well as the astounding research (including a study that saw a 7-8% increase in quadriceps muscle size in 2 weeks; a result on par with 3 months of traditional high-intensity training!) you’ll be kicking yourself as to why you haven’t heard about LIVOT sooner. 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Fluidizarea traficului auto in zona Arcul de Triumf, Bucuresti

Fluidizarea traficului auto in zona Arcul de Triumf, Bucuresti

[in atentia PMB, Prefecturii Buc,. si a B.Rutiera Buc., cu deosebit respect ...]

Buna ziua,

am un cunoscut, foarte bun taximetrist, cu care m-am'pretenit..., locuieste chiar in zona in care stau si eu , zona pe care, dupa puterile lui, a incercat sa redea o noua sistematizare a traficului in zona Arc Triumf, zona deosebit de aglomerata, intreaga zi.

1. Sos. Prezan va avea 2 regimuri de circulatie:

a/ dimineata, intre orele 8-10 (?), se va circula pe 4 benzi de la Piata de Gaulle spre Arc;

b/ d.amiaza, intre orele 17-19 (?), se va schimba nr. de benzi = spre Piata de Gaulle se va circula pe 4 benzi, invers ca dimineata iar de la P.ta de Gaulle spre Arc, pe 2 benzi .

*** in restul timpului se va circula ca pana acum = 3 benzi la dus + 3 benzi la intors....

2. Str. Constantinescu de la Bd. Mihalache, pe sensul spre Arc va fi deviat astfel:

a/ spre dreapta - cei care doresc sa ajunga la Arc, Clucerului, Averescu spre Turda .....

b/ spre stanga - cei care doresc sa ajunga la World Trade Center, Bd. Expo. ,
Piata Presei, Baneasa, Otopeni .........

*** sensul anterior str. Constantinescu / Bis. Casin spre Arc [200m] devine de acum, sens interzis

3. idem, str. Constantinescu, dar la iesirea din sensul giratoriu de la Arc pana in str. Marasti [idem 200m], devine strada cu sens unic si cu 4 benzi, dintre care:

a/ 1-2 benzi, cele apropiate de Bis. Casin [stanga], pentru cei care doresc sa ajunga pe Averescu,
Clucerului sau chiar inapoi la Arc;

b/ 1-2 benzi, cele apropiate de sediul Com. Olimpic {dreapta] pentru cei care doresc sa ajunga
pe Marasti spre World Trade Center, Bd. Expo, Piata Presei, Baneasa....

c/ 1-2 benzi, pe mijloc, va permite a se circula spre inainte, pe str. Constantinescu
spre Mihalache, Turda, Caraiman,Chibrit, Chitila, Buc. Noi etc.

4. Bd. Averescu, ca avea doua regimuri de circulatie:

a/ pana la intalnirea cu intersectia 'Marasti/Clucerului' se va circula obisnuit, traficul venind de pe Turda sau de pe Bd. Mihalache, neexistand alte posibilitati [ar exista una care sa permita in integro 4 benzi de la Mihalache... nu este imposibil dar deocamdata este mai greu de acceptat]

b/ din acest punct [Marasti -Clucerului], unde tramvaiul 41 continua la stanga pe directia cu sens interzis pt auto, toate autoturismele care circula dinspre Mihalache/Turda spre Arc, vor avea la dispozitie 4 benzi, pe sens unic, asta-i marele castig pentru a face fluidizarea amintita; fiecare autoturism se va incadra pe banda care ii va permite intrarea si iesirea din sensul
giratoriu de la Arc.

c/ dintre cele 4 benzi care conduc spre Arc, benzile laterale vor fi semaforizate cu lumina verde intermitenta, care sa permita incadrarea spre Stanga spre str. Constantinescu[COR] Marasti... sau incadrarea pe Dreapta spre Sos. Kiseleff , ambele manevre find permise respectand semnificatia culorii verzi intermitente ['atentie'].

*** continuarea drumului spre Stanga, pe Marasti este interzisa autoturismelor pe acest tronson 
avand de acuma statul de - sens unic , cu exceptia Tranvaiului 41


5. Circulatia dinspre Clucerului va fi permisa spre Arc, cu acordarea prioritatii celor deja aflati spre una din cele 4 benzi  - iar, la 'verdele' semaforului pot merge, spre Stanga, spre Averescu, Mihalache, Turda...

*** cei care doresc sa merga spre Averescu din Clucerului, pot face viraj la stanga in functie de regimul de semaforizare [verde].

6. Circulatia pe Sos,. Kiseleff, in ambele tronsoane [P.ta Presei spre Arc si de la Arc spre P.ta Vitoriei] ramane neschimbata !!!

*** cf. regimului dat de semanforizare nou adaptat, traficul se va desfasuta normal, mai putin accesul anterior prin Averescu spre Turda, traficul nou fiind dirijat pe str. Constantinescu pana la Marasti, pe sens unic.

7. Circulatia pe Marasti, dinspre World Trade Center, se va desfasura firesc pana
la intalnirea cu str. Constantinescu, apoi soferii vor continua, fie la Dreapta spre    Bd. Mihalache, fie, inainte, tot pe Marasti, pe banda care-i convine directiei sale; adica = spre Arc, Clucerului [cele 2 benzi din stanga], sau Averescu. Mihalache, Turda, pe cele 2 benzi din dreapta.

** deci tronsoanele: Marasti spre Averescu [Spitalul Elias] (1), Averescu spre Arc (2), Arc spre Marasti prin Constantienscu (3) vor capata statutul de 'sens unic'

8. Noul program de semaforizare, noile semne si indicatoare de circulatie adecvate
fluidizarii si trasarea noilor benzi si sageti de dirijare sunt usor de realizat si mai
ales nu necesita efort financiar prea mare. [ schita am attashat-o spre o mai usoara consultare,
dati-o unui grafician destoinic s-o faca mai frmoasa, dupa ce o cercetati si daca se merita]

============================
In viitor, vis-a-vis de problema 'parcarilor temporare' (1-3 ore ...) doresc sa va propun solutia
primariilor din Turcia. Istanbul etc.: in locul a sute de semne de interdictie a opririi,
stationarii etc., la ei ca si la noi..., cam pe toate drumurile..., administratorii strazilor
au hotarat sa scoata aceste semne inutile iar in locul lor sa angajeze un agent de
parcare si paza, care este dotat cu un aparat fiscalizat, ce emite un bon la cerere, si
astfel primariile de imbogatesc (a) iar oamenii nu mai sunt atat de stresati de lipsa
locurilor de parcare, daca au treaba in oras (b).

Incerc sa va sensibilizez la aceasta masura care este foarte simpla si binefacatoare
tuturora
Eu nu fac politica dar fac, poate, ceea ce ar trebui sa faca politicienii nostri ...,
vai de mama lor....

Sa aveti succes !!!

Mircea Olaru,


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"Jimnastica la Herastrau...."

Bir resam - Hikmet Cetinkaya

muhtesem ......

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From: Mihaela Dobosan
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Iti trimit cateva creatii ale unui pictor turc, sa incheiem intr-o nota optimista, dar si fiindca stiu ca ai o pasiune pentru ce e turcesc!

 

*PAINTINGS - HIKMET CETINKAYA*

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swimming world april 2012

Swimming World Newsletter - 400 IM Olympic Preview - April 24, 2012

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A Semi-Monthly Wrap-up of News from Around the World by Sports Publications Intl. April 24, 2012

NEWS!!!! Taken from Lane9 www.SwimmingWorldMagazine.com/lane9/ Twelve From South Africa Post Automatic Olympic Qualifying Times at Nationals DURBAN, South Africa. SWIMMING South Africa has released a list of the 12 swimmers that swam faster than the FINA A standard at last week's long course nationals, which served as part of the country's Olympic team selection process. Full Story! Russian National Championships: Anastasia Zueva Rattles Textile Best MOSCOW, Russia. THE Russian National Championships came to an end with another lot of strong times, including a near textile best as well as a redemptive qualification. Full Story! Olympic Preview: Men's and Women's 400 Individual Medley GILLETTE, New Jersey. AS we creep closer to the Olympic Games in London this summer, Swimming World will produce event-by-event previews of the action set to unfold. As part of this series, we'll not only look at the leading contenders in each event, we'll also provide a historical perspective on each discipline. Full Story! TYR Fran Crippen Swim Meet of Champions: Tom Shields Downs 26-Year-Old Pablo Morales Pool Record; Steve West, 40, Posts Unsanctioned FINA Masters World Best MISSION VIEJO, California. THE TYR Fran Crippen Swim Meet of Championships closed the doors on the 2012 edition with quite a few strong times going up on the scoreboard. Full Story! USA Swimming to Require Hand Signals for Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing Swimmers at U.S. Olympic Trials COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado. LESS than 24 hours after deaf Olympic Trials qualifier Marcus Titus took to Facebook in protest of the potential lack of hand signals at the U.S. Olympic Trials, USA Swimming has confirmed to Swimming World that officials will be required to use proper hand signals for all deaf and hard-of-hearing swimmers at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha. National Team Director Frank Busch, Titus' former coach at the University of Arizona, has stepped in and will require the use of hand signals at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Full Story! China Tops Medal Stand at Mexico Stop of FINA Diving World Series TIJUANA, Mexico. TIJUANA(MEX), the last of four meets, successfully concluded the FINA/Midea Diving World Series 2012 with once again a top-level two-day competition, held from April 20-21 and featuring the best divers in action. Full Story! Europeans Stop Chinese Sweep in Moscow Stop of FINA Diving World Series LAUSANNE, Switzerland. MOSCOW (RUS), the third stop of the FINA/Midea Diving World Series 2012, welcomed 53 divers from the world's strongest nations in the sport from April 13-14. At the end of the two-day top-level competition, Germany and host federation Russia prevented a China's sweep of gold by finishing on top in the men's synchro events. Ultimately, no other nation came close to matching China's tally of eight medals (six gold, one silver, one bronze). The European countries collected ten medals: Russia (four), Italy and Ukraine (two), Germany and Great Britain (one). USA (four), Canada and Malaysia (one) also climbed the podium in Moscow. Full Story! Swimming Along The Atlantic Dash CLIFTON FOURTH BEACH, South Africa. THE inaugural 5.3 km Atlantic Dash, postponed for a week due to unsafe conditions, got off on misty and cold conditions with the water temperature between 12-12.5?C (53.6-54.5?F) along the South Africa coast in Cape Town. Full Story! Who's A Member of the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming? MANHATTAN ISLAND, New York. THE Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming has already welcomed its first new member of 2012 with Jaime Caballero's Catalina Channel swim this April. Who else will join this esteemed group of open water swimmers in 2012? Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming club members are limited to those who complete crossings of the English Channel and Catalina Channel and a circumnavigation around Manhattan Island. Full Story! Legend of Ocean Heroes Emerges OCEAN CITY, New Jersey. ADVENTURERS and heroes - both real and mythical - have always inspired and enthralled mankind through the millennium. Risk-takers, stewards of the Earth, protectors of the people or the environment, their legacies are passed on from generation to generation. Full Story! NZ Manufacturing Poll of the Week PHOENIX, Arizona. Swimming World wants to know what you think and offers you the chance to participate in our weekly poll. Watch video recap of last week's poll Take this week's poll The Morning Swim Show Library - View current and past editions of The Morning Swim Show Click Here Reaction Time - Read what others have to say about today's top stories in the world of swimming Click Here USA College News and Results - Find news and results of your favorite school Click Here USA High School News and Results - Find news and results of your favorite school Click Here What you'll find in the May 2012 issue of Swimming World Feature Articles: Women's NCAAs: This Bears Repeating The University of California Golden Bears won their second straight women's NCAA Division I title and third in the last four years. Men's NCAAs: No Time Like the Present The University of California, expected to be in a rebuilding mode after last year's men's title, enjoyed a wire-to-wire victory at the men's NCAA Division I Championships. Purchase this Issue

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Wednesday, April 18, 2012 3:48 PM

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IdeaConnection: What can we help you Solve? » Apr-18-12
INTERVIEW You are Unaware of How Unaware You Are With David McRaney By Vern Burkhardt When we can't explain our own behavior, we don't shrug and move on, we confabulate – we lie to ourselves without realizing it is a lie. [MORE INTERVIEWS] BOOKS Reverse Innovation Create far from home, win eveverywhere. [MORE BOOKS] NEW INVENTIONS Citrus Spritzer Just pop the Stem into a lemon or lime to create an instant spritzer. No muss no fuss! You Are Your Cash Throw out your ATM cards. This Japanese ATM uses a palm scanner and PIN to identify you – inspired by the 2011 earthquake when so many people lost their ID. [MORE NEW INVENTIONS] BROCHURE "Open Innovation: The Next Step." Want a copy? [MAIL ME ONE] VIDEO Augmented Reality Glasses Augmented reality glasses help you interact with your environment and your network. [MORE VIDEOS] [SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO] INNOVATION ARTICLES What Do You Know About Innovation? Share your innovation and crowdsourcing knowledge with the world! [POST AND READ INNOVATION ARTICLES] BLOG Enhancing Brain Power Can drinking alcohol improve cognitive ability? Scientists think so. [INNOVATION BLOG] PROBLEM SOLVER Solver #31564: I developed a strategy to counter hijacking and sabotage of airlines. [MORE PROBLEM SOLVERS] [FREELANCING INNOVATION] INNOVATIVE PEOPLE Ades Singh has developed a novel means to artificially trigger snow avalanche through the use of a ropeway with a unique disposable snow proximity sensor. [MORE INNOVATIVE PEOPLE]	Did You Know... that it has been shown that groups of experts consistently outperform individuals working on solving problems? [LEARN MORE] OPEN INNOVATION SUCCESS STORIES Lufthansa Cargo Challenges the Crowd Lufthansa's Air Cargo Innovation Challenge enticed the crowd to come up with with creative solutions to reduce its environmental impact and improve its services. [MORE OPEN INNOVATION STORIES] [WHAT CAN WE SOLVE FOR YOU?] POSITION AVAILABLE Group Leader, Agronomic Traits Syngenta Biotechnology, Inc. is seeking a Group Leader, Agronomic Traits, to work in Beijing, China. Must be fluent in English. Who do you know who could fill this position? Submit your lead, and if it's accepted, you will receive $2,000. [DETAILS HERE] TECH SCOUTING Metal Adhesive Seeking pressure sensitive adhesives for metals. $2,000 for an accepted lead. [DETAILS HERE] TECH SCOUTING Service Provider Wanted Flanking sequence recovery from transgenic plants. $10,000 for an accepted lead. [DETAILS HERE] PROBLEM SOLVER INTERVIEWS Success with Every Challenge What attracted me most was that you can be self-directed enough to choose your own projects that you want to work on, and how much time you want to put into them. [MORE INTERVIEWS WITH PROBLEM SOLVERS] [BECOME A PROBLEM SOLVER TODAY] TECHNOLOGY FOR SALE OR LICENSE Synergistically-Layered Armor Systems The armor system according to the present invention exploits synergistic multi-layering to provide different properties as a function of depth within a sandwich panel. Various embodiments of the invention include a combination of composite sandwich topology concepts with hard, strong materials to provide structures that efficiently support static and fatigue loads, and mitigate the blast pressure transmitted to a system that they protect. [THOUSANDS OF TECHNOLOGIES] [POST YOUR TECHNOLOGY] TECH SCOUTING Looking for Technologies? Unleash our network of researchers to find your technology request. [TECH SCOUTING REQUEST] TECH SCOUTING Partner Wanted For high-throughput small RNA screening systems. $10,000 for an accepted lead. [DETAILS HERE] POSITION AVAILABLE R&D Technical Writer IdeaConnection is seeking an R&D Technical Writer, to formulate detailed challenge descriptions that will be presented to problem solvers in the field of plant biology, microbiology and genetics. [DETAILS HERE] CITATION SEARCH Hueing Dye Seeking prior art citations in the technology area of hueing dyes for fabric. $10,000 for an acceped lead. [DETAILS HERE] TECH SCOUTING Phase Change Material More than 20% volumetric expansion with less than a 20°C temperature change. $2,000 for an accepted lead. [DETAILS HERE] RIGHT BRAIN WORKOUTS False Dichotomies Now that I consider myself creative, I am dynamic, conscious, healthy, non-defensive, open, integrated, observant, caring, collaborative, androgynous, developing, and brave. Wait a minute! Androgynous? Hold on a second. [MORE RIGHT BRAIN WORKOUTS] R&D PROBLEM SOLVING Confidential R&D Problem Solving IdeaConnection builds solution teams from a secure network of brilliant experts. Each team is managed by a world-class facilitator. By combining expertise and diverse perspectives, we provide you with solutions not normally achievable by individuals working alone. [LEARN MORE] INNOVATION CONVENTIONS & EVENTS Silicon Valley Innovation Summitt 2012 July 23-24, 2012 Mountain View, California, USA The 10th annual Silicon Valley Innovation Summit is a two day gathering of top executives, entrepreneurs, and venture capital investors operating in the "Global Silicon Valley." [MORE CONVENTIONS] [FREE: ADD YOUR INNOVATION EVENT] INNOVATION CONTESTS VAi2 Industry Innovation Competition Contest Closes: May-29-12 Wanted: the best thinking from the private sector to solve the Department's most pressing challenges. $50 Million. [MORE INNOVATION CONTESTS] [FREE: POST YOUR INNOVATION CONTEST] [NOTIFY ME OF NEW CONTESTS POSTED] INVENTIONS FOR SALE Solar Powered Mobile Phone Battery Sick of your phone battery dying on you when you need it badly? Well with this solar powered battery you won't have to ever worry about that happening ever again. [MORE INVENTIONS FOR SALE] [LIST YOUR INVENTION FOR SALE]
Innovation plays directly into the development aspect of education. You have to learn to do it. – Jeff DeGraff