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How I became a chef by putting my goals into practice
An early passion for food and cooking led Kate Jansen to train as a chef.
Becoming a head chef was a huge achievement for me, but I still have so much more to learn. I am loving work right now and enjoying the challenge of a new kitchen.
Kate knew early in life that she had a passion for food and cooking, which led her to completing a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery.
In 2019 Kate was the Apprentice of the Year in South Australia and represented her state at the 2019 Australian Training Awards. The day after she completed her apprenticeship, Kate took up a Head Chef role and firmly established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the hospitality industry.
Deciding to take the next step in her career, she started working at The Lane Vineyard as a chef.
We caught up with Kate to see how life has changed since the Australian Training Awards.
How is the new role?
My role at The Lane Vineyard has given me a new set of skills and knowledge of different styles of food, local produce and wine pairing. Even though I have moved from head chef to chef, having new goals to work towards is advantageous to my career.
How did you start as a chef?
If it wasn't for the experience of VET when I first started in high school I may not be where I am today. The encouragement and support of my VET teachers inspired me to become a chef. From that point onwards I was really motivated to work hard. Through this hard work, I became a head chef and won Apprentice of the Year in South Australia. My entire VET experience has given me extra confidence when moving to a new kitchen and learning new skills.
If it wasn't for the experience of VET when I first started in high school I may not be where I am today.
Has COVID-19 impacted the way you work?
COVID-19 hit the hospitality industry in a big way. I wasn't able to continue working for a period, which was disappointing as I had only just started. However, the way the hospitality industry came together to support each other and the front line workers was really inspiring.
I used this time to research and study cookbooks. I had the opportunity to volunteer providing lunches to workers, volunteers and homeless men at a day centre in Adelaide. This was a great chance for me to use my hospitality skills to help people in need. It was definitely a different style of cooking, but it meant I was able to use my love of cooking hearty meals to provide for those who needed it the most.
I was able to use my love of cooking hearty meals to provide for those who needed it the most.
When work resumed, we had to think about how to change our service to follow the COVID-19 guidelines. As a venue we were able to adapt to the restrictions and health advice while still providing a fine dining experience. Our menu was reduced and we now serve small plates instead of larger meals. This means we are able to service more guests with lower contact times. We are doing our best to let people experience The Lane and feel "normal" again.
What are your career plans?
One day I would love to be able to own and run my own business. I would like to undertake a Diploma of Business, Bachelor of Business or Diploma of Hospitality. I would also like to continue with commercial cookery and complete my Certificate IV. There are so many different avenues to opening your own business, and VET is a great option.
What would you recommend to future chefs?
Try to get some work experience and learn about the industry. I started by studying a VET course at school which helped me to make an informed decision about my future. Being a chef isn't a job for everyone but if you love it and are willing to give it your all then I highly recommend it. You can gain a lot of knowledge and a feel for the kitchen by studying through VET. There are courses for beginners, so even if you aren't in the industry yet, you can still start your career journey.
To find VET courses visit myskills.gov.au.
To read more about VET pathways visit the Australian VET Alumni website.
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James Cameron's magical experience Avatar: The Way of Water is unstoppable at the theatres and is collecting unbelievable revenue at the box office. Read more!
By Marita Pinto | Updated On: Dec 30, 2022 05:47 PM IST
Achieving the 300 Crore Club is now a near certainty for Avatar: The Way of Water. The movie scored another outstanding week with over 85 crores in box office revenue, continuing its remarkable trend. Only once since the film's debut did the collections fail to reach double digits on Wednesday and Thursday, but even so, the amount it has brought in is excellent considering how rarely movies succeed in doing so during their second week. While it has already made over $1 billion at the box office worldwide, in India it is getting close to the Rs 300 Cr mark.
Collections in India
The success of Avatar at the box office is not shocking. Since its premiere, the movie has been doing well, but weekday collections are declining. Avatar 2 has reportedly made more than 290 crores to date, according to trade reports. Avatar: The Way of Water, on the other hand, made 9.50 crores on the second Thursday, the movie's 14th day at the box office in India.
No competition at the box-office
Additionally, no significant Bollywood movie is coming out, so viewers are predicted to turn out in droves once more. The popularity of the first movie may also contribute to Avatar: The Way of Water's box office success. Many people are eager to see what the sequel has in store because the first film, Avatar, caused a cultural phenomenon. There is a devoted fan base for the movie who will probably show up in large numbers to see the newest installment. The original movie's success is also bringing in new viewers who either missed it the first time around or who want to see what all the hoopla is about.
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Brian and Daniel team up for this rare and incredible tokusatsu disaster film from Toho. Find it and watch it! It's a nuclear war scenario between stand-ins for NATO and the Warsaw Pact at the height of the Cold War – and Japan is caught in between! It's like an Ozu film with Tsuburaya's special effects in it. It's also a nearly perfect film for this show (besides Shin Godzilla). Includes a talented cast including Akira Takarada, Yuriko Hoshi, Frankie Sakai, and Jerry Ito. The related topic for this episode is NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization).
This episode is dedicated to Yuriko Hoshi.
Daniel DiManna of the Godzilla Novelization Project joins me to appreciate Kaijuvision's first epic. 182 minutes long, it's the Japanese response to Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments (1956). The kaiju is Yamata no Orochi, the 8-headed dragon. Toshiro Mifune plays the legendary Prince Yamato Takeru and the mythical god Susanoo. Since this is a religious epic, the related topic is Shinto.
This episode is dedicated to Toshiro Mifune.
I mentioned in episode 40 on "Varan" that the American version of the movie loves the word "Kunashiroshima", as it is said plenty of times. The creators of the American version decided to make Kunashiroshima an island. They moved every event in the movie to this island. In the Japanese version, the events take place in the mountains of Tohoku in Iwaya Village. The military and scientists kill Varan at Haneda Airport in Tokyo.
The island of Kunashir is in the Kuril Islands, which are called the Northern Territories in Japan. The Japanese refer to this island as Kunashiri. The Soviet Union invaded this group of islands towards the end of the Great Pacific War. They have been Soviet/Russian territory ever since.
In a previous article, I mentioned how this disputed territory will likely never be resolved because neither side is budging despite what the president of Russia said to Prime Minister Abe recently. There are currently a significant number of Russian troops on Kunashir and Iturup, because of the recent increases in global tension. All of these islands are very close to Hokkaido.
Why is the location changed and then given this name in the American version of Varan? Shima in Japanese translates to "island". So the island in the movie is Kunashiro Island. Sid Harris, the screenwriter for Varan, may have purposely changed the location to Kunashir in order to connect Varan with the Soviet Union. Varan represents the Soviets, who are lying in wait to attack and invade. Varan is in the lake and is ready to attack at any time.
The American version was released at the height of the Cold War in 1962. So this type of symbolism would fit with the times.
This isn't really new though. In previous movies covered in the show, there have been connections made between Godzilla and the United States because of his relation to nuclear weapons. Rodan may represent the Soviet Union as well. King Ghidorah has a possible connection to China in the 1964 Ghidorah film.
While I usually expected Takeshi Kimura or Shinichi Sekizawa to do this, I didn't expect the American remake of Varan to do it. Viewers don't really look for the American remakes to be smart. It's not necessarily "in your face" symbolism, just as the other Japanese movies have done. If the symbolism was obvious, then it wouldn't be as good.
If this is the case, then bravo to whoever decided to do it, because it works! It's even in line with what other Japanese kaiju films have done!
Kaiju non-fiction author John LeMay joins me for a detailed analysis on the good Japanese version of Varan, and a brief review of the pain-inducing American version "Varan, the Unbelievable" starring Myron Healey from "The Unearthly" and released in theaters by the same company that gave us "The Skydivers" and "Beast of Yucca Flats". John tells us all about the complicated story behind the making of Varan, because it was originally meant for television. We talk about Varan and his design and complicated origin. I notice the many similarities between Yuriko from this movie and Yuri from GMK (2001). The related topic for this episode is the hisabetsu-buraku (discriminated communities), who may be represented as the natives in the movie.
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This episode is dedicated to master prop and monster suit builder Keizo Murase.
They want your land, your women, then more of your land, and, well, you get the idea. The aliens have even searched through binders full of women for very best ones. Listen as I analyze Moguera, the Markalite FAHPs, and those fabulous matte paintings! And then I'll connect the story in the movie to contemporary events: The normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and the Soviet Union in 1956.
This episode is dedicated to eminent virtuoso actor Takashi Shimura.
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Manga A Silent Voice & Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto Explore Bullying From Different Perspectives
By AM Cosmos | September 14, 2015 | 1:30pm
Comics Features Manga
These stories often begin with the appearance of a mysterious transfer student.
An unknown new character suddenly interrupts the established classroom dynamic, providing an opportunity to shake things up—for good or for ill. The New Transfer Student Trope is used so often in Japanese media that when any incoming pupils appear, they're immediately suspect of being an alien or supernatural creature, sent to spy on the human race or trigger a superhero's awakening. But when none of those world-shattering events occur, we instead watch to see if the new student truly assimilates or not. If they don't, they are usually singled out and targeted. They get bullied.
Themes of bullying play heavily into two different Japanese comics that just recently came out in English: Yoshitoki Oima's A Silent Voice and Nami Sano's Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto. The former deals with the heavy topic more seriously, while the latter goes over the top into humor. Each approach, however, has lessons to teach.
The most recognizable bullying trope in American media consists of a newcomer surrendering lunch money in lieu of getting beaten up. Alternatively, the Japanese schoolyard drama comics in my youth offered substantially different bullying techniques. Discerning if these cruelties have any basis in reality is difficult because I didn't grow up in the Japanese school system, but I also haven't personally known anyone shaken down for money while growing up in the American school system, either.
A Silent Voice Interior Art by Yoshitoki Oima
When reading manga, I notice harmless-seeming pranks involving the classroom's sliding door and carefully placed erasers covered in chalk—great tools for soiling a boy's pure black uniform. In America, we rarely install sliding doors in our schools, and chalkboards are all but nonexistent now, replaced by modern white-erase boards and markers. In these manga imports, a targeted student's desk is often desecrated, transgressions ranging from written slurs or threats, to the perpetrators hiding the whole desk entirely. Growing up in America, I didn't have an assigned desk and once got in trouble for doodling on one in pencil. While reading these books I began to wonder where the teachers are during all this.
A Silent Voice conveys a more realistic and believable account of bullying. Shoya Ishida is a sixth-grade boy who claims to be fighting a never-ending battle against boredom. After school, he regularly coerces his friends into jumping from bridge overpasses into canals, and he proudly claims that he agitated an older boy into beating him up. Though background familial conflict might explain such behavior, Shoya's mother is a hardworking, independent businesswoman, running a hair salon out of her house. Shoya's father does not appear in the series, and his significantly older sister is also largely absent—she pops up occasionally, but her face is perpetually obscured. Shoyo is generally liked by the rest of his grade as the entertaining class clown.
Then transfer student Shoko Nishimiya appears. She introduces herself in front of the entire class by holding up a notebook with handwriting on it, explaining she's deaf and hopes to make friends by communicating through her journal. Shoya immediately calls Shoko a weirdo out loud, his subsequent prodding setting the bullying tone for the rest of the school year. When a girl in class attempts to learn sign language in order to try and communicate better with Shoko, the kind soul quickly backs off after other girls call her a teacher's pet. Soon, the class expresses irritation with the concessions made to accommodate Shoko's disability. This new tone encourages Shoya and his friends into more extreme behavior, such as stealing and destroying Shoko's expensive hearing aids.
A Silent Voice's story unfolds through a first-person perspective, the reader limited to the view of the bullying Shoya. Unable to see into Shoko's thoughts and perceive how she deals with this torment, this design choice is initially disappointing. But the effect causes the reader to also feel how understanding between the victim and her bully has been severed. While reading, I became all the more eager for scenes in which Shoko communicates her feelings to Shoya. All this may sound like a super bummer, but A Silent Voice does have lighthearted elements, like when a scapegoated and older Shoya finally makes a new upbeat friend. I appreciate Yoshitoki Oima's subtle facial expressions, which are hugely important in a comic where one of the main characters can't talk.
Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto Cover Art by Nami Sano
Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto takes tales of bullying and flips them on their head. Sakamoto is the Ferris Bueller type, conscious of and ultimately immune to all attempts to bring him down. Unflappable Sakamoto is a transfer student like Shoko, but he thrives in his new environment, growing his fan base at his new school while holdout cliques attempt to sabotage him. Like old kung-fu Wuxia fight scenes, in which enemies approach the hero one at a time, these bullies' lack of a coordinated effort can't win against Sakamoto's smooth moves. They only prove to make him stronger, and the aggressors eventually fall for his charm.
In A Silent Voice, the reader initially follows the story from a single bully's point of view, but in Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto, the camera peeks inside the thoughts of the new bullies featured in each chapter as they try to tussle with Sakamoto. Similar to Shoko, we never see inside victim Sakamoto's thoughts. Since the reader rarely gets inside Sakamoto's head, the manga makes it hard to tell if the vague comments he speaks out loud about humans being "an interesting species" should be taken at sci-fi face value, or if he's actually just a weirdo. But our disconnect with Sakamoto's motivations makes for good humor in this example, versus the misunderstandings in A Silent Voice.
Frank portrayals of bullying, like that shown in A Silent Voice, are a sensitive subject and are not without controversy. While Oima won a Best Rookie Manga award for the submitted one-shot version of A Silent Voice in 2008, it wasn't actually published in any magazines until 2011, after legal disputes over its content. The full serialization that started in 2013 had the consultation and support from the Japanese Federation of the Deaf. Past incidents of highly-publicized suicides triggered by bullying have made the general Japanese public more aware of these issue and there have been calls for legislation. Accolades for A Silent Voice continue, and in 2015 it was one of nine nominees for the coveted Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize, where it went on to win for in the New Creator/Originality Prize category.
The story behind A Silent Voice is a long-fought road exploring the fallout of bullying and whether forgiveness can ever be achieved, while Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto lampoons typical Japanese bullying story tropes with disarming wit. Both series are worth exploring even if you don't have any familiarity with the topics touched on, as both have approachable localizations and important social lessons that Western audiences can glean.
The first two volumes of A Silent Voice can currently be read digitally or in print, and are available through comiXology as well as Crunchyroll Manga. The first volume ofHaven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto is available only in print.
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Cassadee Pope Performed A Hey Monday Song During Her Kentucky Tour Stop
posted by Katrina Nattress - Apr 22, 2019
Before winning Season 3 of The Voice and becoming a country star, Cassadee Pope fronted a pop punk band called Hey Monday. Though the band has been on hiatus since 2011, a lot of the singer's diehard fans know and love her rock side, and on Saturday (April 20) she gave those fans in Lexington, Kentucky a gift they'd been waiting for. She played "Homecoming," the single off her former band's first and only full-length album Hold On Tight. (Fun fact: Hey Monday was discovered by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz and signed a joint record deal with his label Decaydance and Columbia.)
"So the main reason why I'm here is because I was in a band called Hey Monday," the 29-year-old admitted before playing the track. "And I thought, 'I can't play a headlining tour and not play a Hey Monday song,' so this one goes back to 2008." When she began playing the tune, fans in the front row started bouncing and singing along. One fan caught the performance on camera and posted it on Twitter.
Check out Cassadee Pope performing "Homecoming" below.
Pope embarked on a headlining tour after spending the month or March supporting Maren Morris on select Girl: The World tour dates. She'll continue traversing North American and the U.K throughout the summer before wrapping up her tour at the Brown County Fairgrounds in Aberdeen, South Dakota, on August 17. Check out a full list of tour dates here.


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Friday News: Gawker's uncertain future, 120 years of the NYTBR, SMS stories, and a father's heart
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Here's Nick Denton's goodbye note to Gawker – Despite a standing offer from Ziff Davis, Univision ended up the winner in the Gawker auction, and a federal bankruptcy judge has signed off on the $135 million deal. Not surprisingly, Univision didn't want Gawker.com to be part of the deal, or Nick Denton. This appears to be a case where there are no heroes, and most of the players seem like real a-holes.
Sadly, neither I nor Gawker.com, the buccaneering flagship of the group I built with my colleagues, are coming along for this next stage. Desirable though the other properties are, we have not been able to find a single media company or investor willing also to take on Gawker.com. The campaign being mounted against its editorial ethos and former writers has made it too risky. I can understand the caution.
Even if the appeals court overturns this spring's Florida jury verdict, Peter Thiel has already achieved many of his objectives. – recode
1896 | The Book Review Is Born – Outside of the Times' amusing bravado, this look back at the decision to create a book section, and then to move it to Sunday, is chock full of 'the more things change, the more they stay the same' moments. From the perceived impending doom of the department store (!) to the "borrowing" of text from other media, there's a lot here to chuckle at, including this passage from a history of the Times quotes in the article:
"It found immediate favor with readers, but not with advertisers. Book publishers argued that when the book reviews were embodied in the regular news columns of the paper, as had previously been the custom, they and the adjacent advertising would be seen by the general reader; whereas if they were segregated in a special supplement they would receive the attention only of the limited and presumably impecunious section of the reading public which was interested in books."
"Only very slowly did the publishers realize that people who were interested in books were more likely to buy books when they had any money to buy them than those who irritably turned over the sheet in order to escape from the book reviews to the sporting news on the next page." – New York Times
The Best New Way to Read? Novels Told Through Text Messages – Again, outside of the fact that THIS IS NOT A NEW FORM OF WRITING, there is a new iPhone app, called Hooked, that allows people to read and create stories entirely in SMS. Apparently suspense and horror are especially popular, as they easily lend themselves to the serial structure.
Hooked began life when Prerna Gupta, a serial mobile entrepreneur, took a year off to write fiction with her husband. They originally experimented with publishing short stories on a mobile app but were dismayed to find that people read to the end only 15 percent of the time (even though the stories were only about five-minute reads).
Then Gupta tried an experiment: publishing stories purely as text streams. Readers would start by reading one message, then hit a big Nextbutton to continue. Presto: The completion rate shot up to 85 percent. Since the app launched last fall, Gupta has published 9,000 stories, with the top 10 amassing an impressive 100,000 reads. Something about this format grabs readers by the collars—including me. When I first booted up Hooked, I wound up reading nonstop for three hours, frantically mashing the Next button over and over. – Wired
Bride Walked Down the Aisle by Man Who Received Her Father's Heart – Or, why organ donation can be a beautiful thing (and has anyone seen that movie "Return to Me" with Minnie Driver and David Duchovny?)
Jeni was married to Paul Maenner on Aug. 6, a decade after her dad Michael Stepien was killed during a robbery by gunpoint on Sept. 29, 2006. His organs were donated and his heart was received by Arthur "Tom" Thomas of New Jersey. . . .
Jeni and Tom have been exchanging letters and gifts since her dad died. Prior to her wedding, she sent him a letter, which read: "'Tom, I'm the daughter of the man whose heart's inside you, and I'm going to get married on Aug. 6t. One further thing, if you're willing — would you walk me down the aisle?'" Tom told WABC-TV. – ABC News
isn't sure if she's an average Romance reader, or even an average reader, but a reader she is, enjoying everything from literary fiction to philosophy to history to poetry. Historical Romance was her first love within the genre, but she's fickle and easily seduced by the promise of a good read. She approaches every book with the same hope: that she will be filled from the inside out with something awesome that she didn't know, didn't think about, or didn't feel until that moment. And she's always looking for the next mind-blowing read, so feel free to share any suggestions!
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I know I'm supposed to awwwwww at the organ donor story, but my healthcare worker heart is screaming, "HIPAA VIOLATION!"
@Ren Benton: I think there are donations now more like open adoptions – if both recipient and donor family are willing, information can be exchanged.
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@Ren Benton: when my dad died we went through an organ donation service that allowed donor families and organ recipients to contact each other if both sides pre-consented. We met the man and a woman who both received donations from my father. My mother is actually still in contact with both of them casually (christmas cards, ect) and says it helps for her to know that my father's organs are helping others


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Q: NotificationCenter - text transfer between views I have this code:
MainViewControler.swift:
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(self, selector: #selector(showAlertMessage(notification:)), name: Notification.Name("NotificationAlertMessage"), object: errorMessage.self)

}

@objc func showAlertMessage(notification: NSNotification) {
        print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \(notification.title)")
}

AlertStruct.swift:
struct errorMessage{
    var title: String?
    var description: String?
}

Propierties.swift
func showError(){
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}

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    showError()
}

Propierties.swift is child in containerView MainViewControler.
I would like to display the function ShowAlertMessage in my MainViewControler with data sent from Propierties -> func showError ()
How to do it? My code does not want to compile / work correctly :(

A: Your code is almost correct...Just update below method
@objc func showAlertMessage(notification: NSNotification) {

    let object = notification.object as! errorMessage
     print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \(object.title)")

}

A: try this, tested
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()

    NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(self, selector: #selector(showAlertMessage(notification:)), name: Notification.Name("NotificationAlertMessage"), object: nil)

    NotificationCenter.default.post(name: Notification.Name("NotificationAlertMessage"), object: nil, userInfo: ["object": ErrorMessage(title: "tytuł", description: "description")])
}

@objc func showAlertMessage(notification: NSNotification) {
    if let errorMessage = notification.userInfo?["object"] as? ErrorMessage {
        print("\(errorMessage.title), \(errorMessage.description)")
    }
}

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Backward running involves lower patellofemoral joint compression forces than forward running and is a viable strategy for rehabilitation of patellofemoral pain syndrome in runners, allowing them to continue exercise without increasing these forces, according to UK research e-published in April in the Journal of Biomechanics.
Previous trials of backward and forward running and their effect on patellofemoral joint compression forces (PFJCF) have shown lower PFJCF for backward running than forward running, but in these studies participants ran slower backward than forward. Investigators from Cardiff University in Wales studied the effects of backward and forward running at the same speeds. Participants completed three trials each of backward and forward running.
(3 ± 0.2 m/s), but PFJCF and peak knee moment were significantly lower for backward versus forward running and peak hip flexor moments were significantly higher in forward running.
Pendular movement is typically observed in walking, while telescopic motion, which involves a large compression and passive recoil of the stance limb, is seen in forward running. Pendular movement requires high hip flexor moments rather than high knee extensor moments to generate push off.
Roos and her colleagues also found a correlation between center of pressure (COP) location at foot strike and PFJCF, with reduced PFJCF if the COP was closer to the forefoot at foot strike.
In an earlier analysis of the same study group, presented by Roos et al in 2011 at the 23rd International Society of Biomechanics Congress in Brussels, Belgium, the investigators assessed whether the reduced PFJCF seen with backward running was due to kinetics or kinematics. Peak knee moment was significantly higher in forward running than backward running, while knee angle at peak knee moment did not differ significantly between the two conditions. This indicates that kinetics, or moments, and not kinematics, or knee angle, lead to the reduced compressive forces seen in backward running, Roos said.
"Our study demonstrates that it is sensible to have an in-depth analysis of exercises used in therapy that includes kinematics and kinetics and relates those to each other. There is a need for movement science and movement therapy to meet more often," she said.
Richard Willy, PT, PhD, OCS, assistant professor of physical therapy at Ohio University, Athens, who reviewed the study for Lower Extremity Review, noted that applying these findings to clinical practice should be done with caution.
He noted, however, that performing moderate amounts of backward running in conjunction with moderate amounts of forward running with a reduced heel strike may allow for continued running in individuals with patellofemoral pain while mitigating the risk of sustaining overuse injuries associated with either running technique in isolation.
Roos PE, Button K, Barton N, van Deursen RW. Patellofemoral joint compression forces in backward running. Presented at the 23rd International Society of Biomechanics Congress, Brussels, Belgium, July 2011.


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We are proposing that Crawley should be represented by 36 councillors in future. Our recommendations mean that those councillors should represent 10 three-councillor wards and 3 two-councillor wards across the borough council.
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Kitchener Rangers är ett juniorhockeylag i Ontario Hockey League. Klubben spelar i Kitchener i delstaten Ontario, Kanada.

Klubben har producerat spelare som Gabriel Landeskog, Paul Coffey, Scott Stevens, Al MacInnis, Larry Robinson, Jeff Skinner och Derek Roy.

Externa länkar
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Published: Aug 15, 2018 at 7:49 p.m.
The owners of a North Sydney bridge say the structure will soon face a wrecking ball.
Genesee and Wyoming Canada Inc. says the Fairmount Street bridge will be removed at the request of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality early next month. No date for the demolition has been confirmed.
The bridge, which was built above railway tracks, has been closed since 2007 and connected Queen Street and Meech Avenue in North Sydney.
"It was out of service for vehicle traffic long before the Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia Railway stopped the Sydney subdivision operations," said Michael Williams, spokesperson for Genesee and Wyoming Canada Inc.
The railway company acquired control of the railroad in 2013 and at that time also became the owners of the bridge, which features steel beams and a wooden surface.
In December 2017, CBRM officials visited the bridge location after a complaint was brought forward that stated the structure was unsafe.
The municipality's engineering department determined there were issues with the bridge, despite the railway company saying otherwise.
Williams confirmed railroad management met with the municipality two months ago regarding the bridge and the company has since agreed to have the structure removed.
Currently, concrete barricades block vehicle entry to the bridge. No trespassing signs have been placed at the location, however there's nothing stopping pedestrians from crossing the bridge.
District 2 Coun. Earlene MacMullin is pleased something is being done with the bridge.
"Anybody that grew up here loves that bridge, there's no question," said MacMullin. "It's kind of historic, but at the same time we knew it wasn't going to be renovated.
MacMullin said some people would rather see the bridge refurbished.
"A lot of things have changed over the years and there is grading issues and right now the grading of that bridge doesn't meet any of the municipality's codes," she said.
Rick McCready, CBRM heritage officer, confirmed the municipality was contacted by a local resident who suggested the bridge be deemed heritage status.
"Normally it's the owner of a property that requests heritage registration, so in this particular case, if we were to take this to council and recommend heritage status registration, we would have had to informally notify the railway of our intent to do it, said McCready.
MacMullin believes many local residents will be upset with the news of the bridge's removal.


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With kids tucked in, what else to do?
Blue skies come to those who wait.
And as the sun set . . .
I did not notice the chair until I read your comment. My eye went directly to those two important faces and didn't see the chair arm. Had to do a triple-take.
Amazing pictures, amazing descriptions, amazing family! Miss you all.
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Oil drops sharply, extending last week slide and declines 8% in 6 days on Mnuchin's comments. The price is currently at its lowest since last June as the slide was boosted by comments from US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who said that the administration will consider the use of waivers for countries to continue buying Iranian supplies.
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ABC finds man for Tori Spelling and is developing show for Food Network's Danny Boome
Looks like ABC has found its man to partner on the daytime talk show it is developing with Tori Spelling.
Tapped to co-host and share the desk with Spelling is Jeff Lewis, according to people close to the project. Lewis is best known from the Bravo reality show "Flipping Out," which is about real estate. Lewis, who buys homes and then fixes them up for resale, has been on the show since its debut in 2007.
In the test pilot show with Spelling last week, the two had good chemistry. The show, which is still in the development stage, wants to be a talk show version of "Will & Grace."
The program is being developed by ABC Media Productions, an arm that creates shows not only for ABC and its parent Disney, but also other non-Disney outlets as well. In other words, if ABC passes on it, that doesn't mean the show couldn't resurface elsewhere.
Also in development at ABC is a cooking/talk show featuring Danny Boome, who stars in "Rescue Chef" on Food Network. Think "The View" meets some cooking show that's not "The Galloping Gourmet" because that would be a really dated reference.
Finding a home in ABC's daytime lineup may be a challenge for both projects. The network currently has four shows in daytime -- soap operas "General Hospital," "All My Children" and "One Life to Live," and "The View." If ABC is going to launch another show, it will need to get a green light from its affiliates.
One opening though may be late afternoon, where many ABC stations will likely have a hole to fill next fall when Oprah Winfrey departs to cable.
Of course, ABC could also make the shows for syndication or try to sell them to cable if there is no network home. Or they could go nowhere, which is often what happens in the development process.
-- Joe Flint
Photo: Jeff Lewis. Credit: Karen Bystedt