Every second Thursday of October the whole world celebrates World Sight Day.
The purpose of this date, to draw public attention to the problem of blindness rehabilitation for persons with visual impairments.
About seventy percent of Russians have vision problems. Hristo Tahchidi, CEO of IRTC "Eye Microsurgery", gives some figures on that. Cataract affects some 2.5 million Russians. Each year, only in Russia, becomes more cataract patients on 370 000. Some 1.5 million are diagnosed with "glaucoma." There are several established causes of blindness. The most common ones: age-related macular degeneration, corneal clouding. But more often cause blindness uncontrolled diabetes and age-related changes.
According to the World Health Organization, physicians are able to cure or even prevent three-quarters of cases of blindness. The network often there are various recipes for the fight against blindness. Here, for example, one of them: "Fish oil from night blindness: drink 3 times a day, eat the liver in all forms - boiled, fried." In this recipe shared from one user tweeter. And do not forget that for a long time there is a specially trained people, namely doctors, who in most cases still are able to rid the patient of the disease.
In addition, health - very complex part of our life. Therefore, it would be correct as often as possible to exercise. By the way, running on today - one of the most effective ways to maintain health. The more so that they do come in handy only a certain amount of willpower. And, perhaps, good running shoes. For example, such as nike air max. They are quite comfortable and are relatively inexpensive.
According to the editorial, "All here," you just have to deal with their health. The sooner, the better the result.
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2011年10月12日星期三
Heat, Magic Idle As NBA Cancels First Two Weeks Of Season
Bad news for Miami Heat and Orlando Magic fans: The NBA has cancelled the first two weeks of the 2011-2012 season.
In the league's showdown with the players over the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), this is the first real evidence showing how far both sides will go in continuing negotiations and positional posturing.
“We certainly hoped it would never come to this,” NBA President David Stern said. “I think that both sides worked hard to get to a better solution. We think that we made very fair proposals. I'm sure the players think the same thing. But the gap is so significant that we just can't bridge it at this time.”
The league cancelling anything is a signal that they are willing to go pretty far to fight for what they see as a fatal flaw in their business model: high salaries are bankrupting teams. They certainly haven't proven it to the fans, who might to really want to hear a woe-is-me-story from Daddy Warbucks right about now.
Today on ESPN, New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire floated the idea of players forming their own league, telling ESPN that players will give “serious” consideration to starting their own league.
According to Stoudemire, the possibility of forming an alternate league has already been discussed among players, who've said they'll give “serious” consideration to starting their own league.
“We can't just sit around and not do anything. So we have to figure out ways to now continue to play basketball at a high level against top competition and have fun doing it,” Stoudemire said Tuesday night at a Manhattan Footlocker to promote his new sneaker, the Nike Air Max Sweep Thru, as reported by by ESPN.
Start your own league, are you serious? Goodbye Boston Celtics, hello New England Adidas.
They won't start their own league, they would all have to take a pay cut, a serious pay cut. Fans will still tune into watch five construction workers dressed as Los Angeles Lakers before they tune into the LeBron Super B-Ball League featuring the Richmond Rimshakers versus the Bama Jam Jams.
In some areas of the country, the teams are bigger than the players, especially the ones with big wallets.
Of course the players want a larger piece, that's business. And they have the right – and the business duty – to fight for as much as they can get. The players' Achilles heal is their individual endorsement contracts. The longer a lock-out lasts, the less desirable an NBA spokesman becomes.
And for those taking sides, you should be ashamed. You do not have the data, the player experience or the real-world mega-dollars to be enough in-the-know about what's going on to render your decision. You are arm-chairing it at best.
Some of the teams paid too much money for players and this is a course correction. Nothing more, nothing less. Should you really blame the players, who are getting what they can in a what is literally a player's market, a basic principle of smart business.
Sure, a few players got paid more than they should, but this is the checks and balances process of a free market playing out before our very eyes.
It might not be as exciting as watching actual basketball, but the virtual version has its share of drama (and even a little dribbling courtesy of NBA President David Stern).
THIS IS A BIG DEAL. For fans, their favorite athletes are sitting at home playing PS3 when they should be slamming monster dunks and dishing no-look passes to the open man.
The fans just want to watch some amazing basketball. The players want to get their sport on. And the owners – well, they are the money guys, the ugly side of sports. Sports are about allegiances, talent and merchandise. That's two out of three categories that favor the players.
In the league's showdown with the players over the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), this is the first real evidence showing how far both sides will go in continuing negotiations and positional posturing.
“We certainly hoped it would never come to this,” NBA President David Stern said. “I think that both sides worked hard to get to a better solution. We think that we made very fair proposals. I'm sure the players think the same thing. But the gap is so significant that we just can't bridge it at this time.”
The league cancelling anything is a signal that they are willing to go pretty far to fight for what they see as a fatal flaw in their business model: high salaries are bankrupting teams. They certainly haven't proven it to the fans, who might to really want to hear a woe-is-me-story from Daddy Warbucks right about now.
Today on ESPN, New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire floated the idea of players forming their own league, telling ESPN that players will give “serious” consideration to starting their own league.
According to Stoudemire, the possibility of forming an alternate league has already been discussed among players, who've said they'll give “serious” consideration to starting their own league.
“We can't just sit around and not do anything. So we have to figure out ways to now continue to play basketball at a high level against top competition and have fun doing it,” Stoudemire said Tuesday night at a Manhattan Footlocker to promote his new sneaker, the Nike Air Max Sweep Thru, as reported by by ESPN.
Start your own league, are you serious? Goodbye Boston Celtics, hello New England Adidas.
They won't start their own league, they would all have to take a pay cut, a serious pay cut. Fans will still tune into watch five construction workers dressed as Los Angeles Lakers before they tune into the LeBron Super B-Ball League featuring the Richmond Rimshakers versus the Bama Jam Jams.
In some areas of the country, the teams are bigger than the players, especially the ones with big wallets.
Of course the players want a larger piece, that's business. And they have the right – and the business duty – to fight for as much as they can get. The players' Achilles heal is their individual endorsement contracts. The longer a lock-out lasts, the less desirable an NBA spokesman becomes.
And for those taking sides, you should be ashamed. You do not have the data, the player experience or the real-world mega-dollars to be enough in-the-know about what's going on to render your decision. You are arm-chairing it at best.
Some of the teams paid too much money for players and this is a course correction. Nothing more, nothing less. Should you really blame the players, who are getting what they can in a what is literally a player's market, a basic principle of smart business.
Sure, a few players got paid more than they should, but this is the checks and balances process of a free market playing out before our very eyes.
It might not be as exciting as watching actual basketball, but the virtual version has its share of drama (and even a little dribbling courtesy of NBA President David Stern).
THIS IS A BIG DEAL. For fans, their favorite athletes are sitting at home playing PS3 when they should be slamming monster dunks and dishing no-look passes to the open man.
The fans just want to watch some amazing basketball. The players want to get their sport on. And the owners – well, they are the money guys, the ugly side of sports. Sports are about allegiances, talent and merchandise. That's two out of three categories that favor the players.
2011年10月11日星期二
Steelers Dynamic Offense Stands Out In Win Over Titans
For Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, it's all about the shoes.
Or, the fact his two feet are in those shoes, with both of them having ground under them.
When the Steelers protect Roethlisberger, good things happen. That was the sentiment veteran LT Max Starks shared after Sunday's 38-17 win over Tennessee.
"Our biggest goal was to keep (Roethlisberger) upright," Starks said. "And we knew he'd perform if we did that."
Star-divide
Nevermind the trademarked "Roethlisberger Shoe" he wore to protect a sprained foot sustained after multiple hits from failed protection in the first four games of the season. Roethlisberger relied on some shored up protection and an offensive game plan that attacked the short-to-mid level of the middle of the field to tie the franchise record of five touchdown passes - a mark he shares with Terry Bradshaw and Mark Malone.
Much of the credit for the Steelers offensive explosion (431 total yards, 7-for-12 on 3rd down, 4-for-5 in the red zone) against Tennessee is due a unique if not unorthodox approach in preparation this week. Offensive Coordinator Bruce Arians doled out an even attack of run and pass, laced with spicy creativity and flair. Much of it fed off play-action, and the parts that didn't fed off the idea the Titans were expecting play-action.
The Steelers kept it short, released the ball quickly and to a variety of players from a variety of formations. It led to less sacks and more yards gained.
But it wasn't about being "balanced." Balance as a pre-game goal is overrated. Being "dynamic" is better. A balanced offense is equally successful running and passing. A dynamic offense is unpredictable - multiple sets and the willingness and ability to run and pass out of all of them.
An offense can't be truly balanced without being dynamic. And when you can do anything from any formation, you're dangerous.
Sunday was a perfect example of success in that arena. Of Roethlisberger's five touchdown passes, three were off play action (Hines Ward 1, David Johnson and Mike Wallace). The other two were with empty set backfields (Ward 2, Heath Miller).
The Steelers would come onto the field in their heavy packages (two and sometimes three tight ends), so Tennessee geared up for power running. Instead, Roethlisberger hit Miller and Johnson for scores. Tennessee had to respect the run, so the Steelers made them pay for it.
It's all about being dynamic.
On the Miller touchdown drive, the score came on the 10th play, with five runs and four passes coming in the previous nine plays. RB Isaac Redman is in the backfield, and motions out to the offensive right side, split and on the line. Tennessee came out in their base 4-3 package out of respect to the run. Before Redman moved onto the line, it made sense. It's a run formation; Miller and Johnson in tight on the right side, Ward slot left, Wallace wide left.
When Redman splits out, the Steelers reveal the dynamics of their offense. Now, they're representing a passing formation, with the game's most dangerous receiver split wide, and two of the best inside-the-hashes receivers in the game, plus, two other receivers that need to be accounted for.
Foot injury or no, Roethlisberger is a threat to tuck it and run, especially when he's inside the 10-yard-line.
Redman's motion changes CB Jason McCourty's position, moving him away from the edge. It also backs LB Akeem Ayers off Johnson, the last guy on the line. That gives Johnson a free release with room to run an effective pattern.
At the snap, Wallace and Ward clear out to the left side of the end zone. Johnson runs a post-corner, looking to take Ayers away from the of the middle portion of the field. Redman runs a delayed in route behind Miller to freeze McCourty.
Miller is going against zone coverage from two linebackers. He sits down between them at the goal line. Roethlisberger's throw is right on the money.
"HEEEEEEATH!" yells the Heinz Field crowd after his first touchdown catch of the year.
It was so easy, it was as if they planned it. They did, but not just with the play call. It was all predicated on the four Redman runs on the drive that yielded 1, 2, 2 and zero yards, respectively.
All those nauseating runs for no gain have a larger purpose than just that one play. Tennessee saw the Steelers coming out with a physical personnel group, and assumed a run was coming. But they couldn't counter with a heavy package of their own because the Steelers had also thrown the ball successfully, and have dynamic players on the field.
From a bigger picture perspective, the Titans had seen tape of how the Steelers use Redman in their passing game, so they had to respect it. From a personnel perspective, their ability to find multi-dimensional players like Miller, Redman and Johnson led to Arians' ability to call that play, and for Roethlisberger to run it successfully.
The Steelers offense was at its best in Week 5. The continuance of spreading the ball around both in the air and on the ground will pay dividends as the season progresses.
Or, the fact his two feet are in those shoes, with both of them having ground under them.
When the Steelers protect Roethlisberger, good things happen. That was the sentiment veteran LT Max Starks shared after Sunday's 38-17 win over Tennessee.
"Our biggest goal was to keep (Roethlisberger) upright," Starks said. "And we knew he'd perform if we did that."
Star-divide
Nevermind the trademarked "Roethlisberger Shoe" he wore to protect a sprained foot sustained after multiple hits from failed protection in the first four games of the season. Roethlisberger relied on some shored up protection and an offensive game plan that attacked the short-to-mid level of the middle of the field to tie the franchise record of five touchdown passes - a mark he shares with Terry Bradshaw and Mark Malone.
Much of the credit for the Steelers offensive explosion (431 total yards, 7-for-12 on 3rd down, 4-for-5 in the red zone) against Tennessee is due a unique if not unorthodox approach in preparation this week. Offensive Coordinator Bruce Arians doled out an even attack of run and pass, laced with spicy creativity and flair. Much of it fed off play-action, and the parts that didn't fed off the idea the Titans were expecting play-action.
The Steelers kept it short, released the ball quickly and to a variety of players from a variety of formations. It led to less sacks and more yards gained.
But it wasn't about being "balanced." Balance as a pre-game goal is overrated. Being "dynamic" is better. A balanced offense is equally successful running and passing. A dynamic offense is unpredictable - multiple sets and the willingness and ability to run and pass out of all of them.
An offense can't be truly balanced without being dynamic. And when you can do anything from any formation, you're dangerous.
Sunday was a perfect example of success in that arena. Of Roethlisberger's five touchdown passes, three were off play action (Hines Ward 1, David Johnson and Mike Wallace). The other two were with empty set backfields (Ward 2, Heath Miller).
The Steelers would come onto the field in their heavy packages (two and sometimes three tight ends), so Tennessee geared up for power running. Instead, Roethlisberger hit Miller and Johnson for scores. Tennessee had to respect the run, so the Steelers made them pay for it.
It's all about being dynamic.
On the Miller touchdown drive, the score came on the 10th play, with five runs and four passes coming in the previous nine plays. RB Isaac Redman is in the backfield, and motions out to the offensive right side, split and on the line. Tennessee came out in their base 4-3 package out of respect to the run. Before Redman moved onto the line, it made sense. It's a run formation; Miller and Johnson in tight on the right side, Ward slot left, Wallace wide left.
When Redman splits out, the Steelers reveal the dynamics of their offense. Now, they're representing a passing formation, with the game's most dangerous receiver split wide, and two of the best inside-the-hashes receivers in the game, plus, two other receivers that need to be accounted for.
Foot injury or no, Roethlisberger is a threat to tuck it and run, especially when he's inside the 10-yard-line.
Redman's motion changes CB Jason McCourty's position, moving him away from the edge. It also backs LB Akeem Ayers off Johnson, the last guy on the line. That gives Johnson a free release with room to run an effective pattern.
At the snap, Wallace and Ward clear out to the left side of the end zone. Johnson runs a post-corner, looking to take Ayers away from the of the middle portion of the field. Redman runs a delayed in route behind Miller to freeze McCourty.
Miller is going against zone coverage from two linebackers. He sits down between them at the goal line. Roethlisberger's throw is right on the money.
"HEEEEEEATH!" yells the Heinz Field crowd after his first touchdown catch of the year.
It was so easy, it was as if they planned it. They did, but not just with the play call. It was all predicated on the four Redman runs on the drive that yielded 1, 2, 2 and zero yards, respectively.
All those nauseating runs for no gain have a larger purpose than just that one play. Tennessee saw the Steelers coming out with a physical personnel group, and assumed a run was coming. But they couldn't counter with a heavy package of their own because the Steelers had also thrown the ball successfully, and have dynamic players on the field.
From a bigger picture perspective, the Titans had seen tape of how the Steelers use Redman in their passing game, so they had to respect it. From a personnel perspective, their ability to find multi-dimensional players like Miller, Redman and Johnson led to Arians' ability to call that play, and for Roethlisberger to run it successfully.
The Steelers offense was at its best in Week 5. The continuance of spreading the ball around both in the air and on the ground will pay dividends as the season progresses.
2011年10月10日星期一
Jordan Brand Unveils New Sneakers For Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade & Chris Paul
It’s that time of year again. Despite the fact that the NBA lockout continues to hang over all of our heads (can you guys please just end it already?), sneaker companies are starting to roll out previews for their new signature sneakers as rec leagues all over the country prepare to tip off and kids clamor for a pair of new sneaks. A couple of weeks ago, we showed you the new Nike LeBron 9, which is set to hit stores soon. And now, three other NBA superstars are showing off the new additions to their collections—and all three just so happen to be from the Jordan Brand.
For Carmelo Anthony, Jordan Brand reveealed a first look at the Melo M8 this week, ‘Melo’s eighth signature sneaker. Designed to withstand the beating that a forward usually gives his sneakers, the Melo 8 features Max Air in the heel as well as a thicker sole than most other sneakers have to give you durability and stability on the court. The sneaker is going to be available in five different colorways and drops in November.
For Dwyane Wade, Jordan Brand revealed a first look at the Fly Wade 2, the second signature sneaker D-Wade has through Jordan. Though it looks a whole lot like the Fly Wade that dropped earlier this year, it features Wade’s new “W” logo, a foam midsole, and a sleek design that should play to Wade’s strengths on the court as a slasher. It’ll be available in four different colorways and drops in December.
And for Chris Wade, Jordan Brand released a first look at the CP3.V, Paul’s fifth signature sneaker. Equipped with a Podulon cushioning system and a Flywire/mesh upper, it’s supposed to help those who use their quickness on the court like CP3 to get around more easily. It’ll drop in three different colorways and it launches in January 2012.You might not be able to watch the NBA right now—or anytime soon, for that matter—but that doesn’t mean your favorite NBA players aren’t making moves. And if you’re wearing a pair of these sneaks, you can make moves just like them. Thanks, Jordan Brand. Now we miss basketball even more than we did before!
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