 regulatory intransigence that has harbored preservationist groups and individuals at the cost of jobs on the Iron Range, revenues for the state and the mining of strategic metals for the nation.
Unlike their endorsement of Jim Oberstar, the board’s endorsement of Chip is filled with praise. This time, their endorsement is filled with verifiable proof that Chip Cravaack has kept his promises to his constituents on the Range. In 2010, Chip promised he’d push for approval of the PolyMet and Twin Metals projects. He’s kept both promises. It isn’t his fault he’s fighting against the DFL’s anti-mining environmentalists and the EPA.
Yet Nolan and his supporters have tried to, in a rather bizarre fashion, label Cravaack as a congressman who is responsible in some way with the closing of the Georgia Pacific plant in Duluth and a loss of about 140 jobs. But a former worker at the facility made it clear on Friday that Cravaack battles for jobs in the district.
“While no one is pleased with the closing of the Georgia Pacific, I find it offensive that Rick Nolan is trying to score political points over people losing their jobs. I’ve discussed the closing with Chip Cravaack personally and I know Chip Cravaack will continue to fight to bring jobs back to the 8th District,” said Steve Mickelson, a Duluth Georgia-Pacific employee.
And we believe Rep. Cravaack will do just that. After all, he didn’t win with a 4,000-plus vote majority based solely on GOP votes. Quite the opposite was true. There were a lot of Democrats who had grown weary and restless with the party’s higher-ups, including union leaders, in the district treating them as if they were sheep to be led to the polls and vote as instructed.
Is Eighth District race Chip Cravaack's to lose?
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Looks good... I'll try this later. breathing, the discomfort associated with this process is largely musculoskeletal i.e. Bones and muscles.
And this is the domain of the clinical therapist.
As an Athletic Therapist and Massage Therapist I treat a number of body systems, but the bones and to a larger extent the muscles, are my area of expertise. The muscles of respiration work much like the muscles of the arms and legs – except they work almost exclusively without us consciously instructing them to do their job. They are subject to the same tightness, strains and holding patterns that the muscles elsewhere in our body exhibit. However, because we are less conscious of these muscles, their symptoms of strain are often less defined but extremely worrisome when they do occur.
But herein lies the salvation! They can be treated much like other muscles and relief
absolutely achieved, usually in one treatment.
The most important muscle we use for breathing is the diaphragm. It sits like a thick umbrella spanning the torso midline and attaches to the boney structures at the lower level of the ribcage i.e. The Thorax. Diaphragm tightness can result in discomfort in this entire area, including low back pain. Digestion can be affected because the esophagus, which leads from the mouth to the stomach, passes through the diaphragm. A constricted diaphragm will constrict the esophagus.
The intercostal muscles fill the gap between the ribs. They too can be tight resulting in heaviness in respiration even when the patient is not experiencing an asthma attack at the time. The best analogy would be that of a thick rubber band wrapped around the ribcage. Another muscle group not often considered is the scalenes. These are actually neck muscles which, because they attach to the upper ribs, assist breathing in extreme situations. This is why someone who is out of breath has the urge to hold onto a fence – this enables these scalene muscles, which are in the upper body, to do their job more effectively. The scalenes are notorious for referring pain down the arm and to the chest which, if the patient is uninformed, may lead them to think they have cardio issues as well.
Hands on treatment techniques are varied depending on the muscle concerned, but very
successful regardless.
Treating the diaphragm includes a number of approaches. It is a very large muscle that may require a lot of attention. One method, which can be done seated, releases the habitual contracted state of the diaphragm. This can also be done as a self help technique for the patient to do at home. Other direct releases address the restriction of the tissues that package the muscle – tissue known as the fascia. This is very effective for the diaphragm, intercostals and the scalenes. Because the neck is a very mobile body part, the scalenes will respond well to positional releases which are very gentle and effective.
Asthma is a bedevilling condition that, if uncontrolled, can be debilitating. Fortunately
there are options available whereby relief is available – especially from complimentary health care. The techniques I employ are virtually side effect free, gentle and proven effective.
Jonathan Maister is a Canadian trained Athletic Therapist, Massage Therapist & Sport Massage
Therapist. He has been practicing for over 15 years primarily in the York Region area. In addition to a
successful clinical practice, he writes extensively & has taught courses on Sport Medicine & Sport Massage across Canada. He can be reached at 905.477.8900First of all, I’m not a leftist, second of all a relationship with a staffer isn’t illegal in this situation, and the person was of age and consented, and for the record she wasn’t relieved of her position, she left her position willingly, the CK bashing wasn’t for nothing, he jerked off and ejaculated in front of some woman in the doorway of her dressing room, super crazy behavior shit, that being said he’s a good comedian and I hope he returns to comedy as long as he doesn’t pull his penis out in front of non willing participants, the issue I have is certain  alt right talking heads referring to any sexual relationship between two people of the same sex whether it be very over the top or relatively tame, is referred to as degeneracy, under the guise of supporting traditional family values or the guise of religion, while we have a president who has claimed to be religious to appease his swing state voters, despite having countless sex scandals involving him taking advantage of young women, a golden shower sex tape, and literal connection to Epstein is somehow perfectly fine because he’s one of YOUR own, I don’t find that to be just, and here’s the thing, I’m all for preserving the rights of the American citizen, we don’t get there by being selective on who’s rights get to be preserved and who’s rights don’t get to be preserved, there’s no reason why you can’t support gay marriage and gun rights.Linda Mundy is the manager of the Health Policy Advisory Committee on Technology (HealthPACT) Secretariat, which is now seated in Queensland within the HTA team in the Clinical Access and Redesign Unit. HealthPACT is the national committee for the horizon scanning of new and emerging health technologies, excluding pharmaceuticals, and as such, provides jurisdictions with timely evidence-based advice on the managed introduction of these technologies. Linda oversees all Horizon Scanning activities: scanning the literature and writing briefs, which can be found on the dedicated HealthPACT web site http://www.health.qld.gov.au/healthpact/. Linda has a strong clinical research background in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology, physiology and HIV infection.
Linda holds a BSc from the University of Adelaide majoring in immunology, microbiology and biochemistry and recently completed her Masters of Public Health.
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