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?The?doctor?of the?future?will give?no?medicine,?but will?instruct?his?patient?in the?care of?the human?frame,?in?diet and?in the?cause?and?prevention of?disease.??-?Thomas A. Edison
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?So?doc?can you?tell me?how to?cure?knee?pain??
?Well?at this point?its?just?Pain Management. Heres?the?prescription?for?pain?meds?to take.?
Does?this idea?seem like?something you?already have?been told?after?screaming??my?knee?hurts???I?m sure?you have heard?a doctor?expressing?this approach.?I have?heard?it?of?doctors?when it comes to?my own?backache?to?intestine?discomfort.?When you want?to know?how to cure knee pain,?you want?a cure,?not really a?pill.?And?unfortunately?in?modern day?society?a?pill?is just?given?off?as a?cure.?Even though?its?anything?but?that.
As a thoughtful?Health and fitness?Specialist,?I see?pain management?like the?cop?out of?a medical doctor.?For me,?this?can mean?you have?no idea?the way to?cure?my?knee?pain,?so you?inform me?to manage?it,?by using a?medicine.
Certainly not?ME!
I do not?want to?take?drugs.?My?stomach?doesn?t?like?them?most especially,?and that?s?simply no?way to?live.?The?pills?today?have an?aggressive?amount of?uncomfortable side effects?that is?in fact?more?harmful?to take?the?pill?compared to?to?not.?In addition, who wants?to actually??manage??pain??I do not?know?any person?that would?choose to?deal with?pains?forever.?I do,?however?know?persons that?want to discover?how to?cure?knee?pain.?And that?s?some thing?we are able to?do.?Moreover,?currently being?reliant?on a?pill?in?my personal?daily life?to function,?is not?a means to?live.
I?d like?to express my thanks?each one of these?physicians,?because?their?patients?become?my?clients.?I get?rid of?knee?pain?by way of?functionality,?not a?pill.?My very own?goal?is to?develop a?pain?free?life style?by showing?people how to?cure?knee?pain.
Thomas?A?. Edison?was really?on to?some thing,?and if?I was able to?I would like?to express my thanks?him?for?manifesting?my?work?being a?Functional?Movement?Expert?and?Fitness?Specialist?allowing?me?to help?people young and old?live?pain?free?day-to-day.
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FILE - In this Dec. 12, 2010 file photo, New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams gestures in the second half of an NFL football game aainst the St. Louis Rams, in New Orleans. A newly released recording purports to capture former Saints defensive coordinator Williams telling players to "put a lick" on San Francisco's Kyle Williams to see if the receiver has lingering effects from an earlier concussion. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File)
FILE - In this Dec. 12, 2010 file photo, New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams gestures in the second half of an NFL football game aainst the St. Louis Rams, in New Orleans. A newly released recording purports to capture former Saints defensive coordinator Williams telling players to "put a lick" on San Francisco's Kyle Williams to see if the receiver has lingering effects from an earlier concussion. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File)
FILE - In this Jan. 14, 2012 file photo, San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore (21) is tackled by New Orleans Saints strong safety Roman Harper (41) during the second quarter of an NFL divisional playoff football game, in San Francisco. A newly released recording purports to capture former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams telling players to "put a lick" on San Francisco's Kyle Williams to see if the receiver has lingering effects from an earlier concussion. In the recording from a meeting before the Saints played the 49ers in a playoff game in January, Williams urges players to beat running back Frank Gore's head, "lay out" quarterback Alex Smith and go after receiver Michael Crabtree's knee. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
FILE - This Jan. 14, 2012 file photo shows San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree (15) celebrating after scoring on a 4-yard touchdown reception during the first quarter of an NFL divisional playoff football game against the New Orleans Saints, in San Francisco. A newly released recording purports to capture former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams telling players to "put a lick" on San Francisco's Kyle Williams to see if the receiver has lingering effects from an earlier concussion. In the recording from a meeting before the Saints played the 49ers in a playoff game in January, Williams urges players to beat running back Frank Gore's head, "lay out" quarterback Alex Smith and go after receiver Michael Crabtree's knee. (AP Photo/Ben Margot, File)
FILE - This Jan. 14, 2012 file photo shows San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith (11) passing against the New Orleans Saints during the second quarter of an NFL divisional playoff football game, in San Francisco. A newly released recording purports to capture former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams telling players to "put a lick" on San Francisco's Kyle Williams to see if the receiver has lingering effects from an earlier concussion. In the recording from a meeting before the Saints played the 49ers in a playoff game in January, Williams urges players to beat running back Frank Gore's head, "lay out" quarterback Alex Smith and go after receiver Michael Crabtree's knee. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) ? A recording of then-New Orleans defensive coordinator Gregg Williams urging players to deliver punishing hits on specific San Francisco players was released without approval from retired special teams standout Steve Gleason, who had helped a documentary filmmaker gain behind-the-scenes access to the Saints.
"I feel deflated and disappointed. I feel frustrated and distracted," Gleason said in a statement on his website.
Gleason has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, and has allowed filmmaker Sean Pamphilon to capture his struggle with the incurable disease. He played for the Saints from 2000 to 2007 and maintains a strong relationship with the club, which has backed his efforts to improve the lives of those living with the debilitating symptoms of ALS.
Gleason's connections to the team and to Pamphilon allowed the documentarian to be in the room with the Saints defense ahead of New Orleans' 36-32 playoff loss to San Francisco in January.
"The Saints have been incredibly open and supportive of me and my family during my disease progression," Gleason wrote. "From my perspective, the Saints have helped begin to shift the paradigm of how an NFL team should treat its players after retirement."
"I included Sean Pamphilon in some of these activities, because I felt my relationship with the Saints was an integral part of my overall journey," Gleason said in the statement posted Friday. "The Saints trusted me and gave us unlimited access in filming, and I, in turn, trusted Sean Pamphilon."
Gleason said there was an agreement that he and his family would own the rights to any recordings made of his interaction with the Saints and that "nothing can be released without my explicit approval."
"I did not authorize the public release of any recordings," Gleason continued.
Williams is suspended indefinitely for his admitted role overseeing a bounty system that rewarded Saints defenders with cash for painful hits during his tenure with the team from 2009 to 2011. The assistant coach left New Orleans after the playoff loss and was hired as defensive coordinator by the St. Louis Rams.
The recording, which Pamphilon posted on one of his promotional websites, purports to capture Williams telling players to "put a lick" on 49ers receiver Kyle Williams to see if he had lingering effects from a concussion.
Williams also tells his players to "beat (running back) Frank Gore's head," and "lay out" quarterback Alex Smith. He also reminds his players that receiver Michael Crabtree "becomes human when we ... take out that outside ACL," a reference to the anterior cruciate ligament in the receiver's knee.
Pamphilon did not respond to messages left by The Associated Press. He said in an email to The Times-Picayune that while some may accuse him of orchestrating a publicity grab, he felt compelled to release the audio because he believes deeply that "parents of children playing football MUST pay attention to the influence of men who will sacrifice their kids for W's."
The NFL's bounty probe has led to unprecedented punishment for the Saints, including the suspension of coach Sean Payton for the entire 2012 season. Commissioner Roger Goodell also handed down suspensions of eight games for general manager Mickey Loomis and six games for assistant head coach Joe Vitt. The team was fined $500,000 and docked second-round draft picks this year and next.
The Saints met with Goodell in New York to appeal all of those sanctions on Thursday, and the commissioner is expected to either affirm or modify his initial ruling in the coming days.
The NFL's report on the bounty program also found between 22 and 27 Saints defenders participated, but a couple of those who played in New Orleans during the period in question told the AP they take issue with how the system has been portrayed.
The players spoke on condition of anonymity because the NFL has not decided how to punish players connected to the improper bonus program.
"I don't feel like anything was ever literal," one of the players said, referring to the way coaches like Williams and teammates spoke of brutalizing opponents.
"There's a pretty good sense of fraternity around the league, and players generally understand and respect the bounds of the game. But it takes a lot of passion to play football, and the tough talk was more about getting players in the right mind-frame to go out and do their job."
The players also said it's common around the league to participate in incentive pools and to discuss testing an opposing player's threshold for pain, particularly when he has a known injury.
"When it was spoken about ? and it was spoken about on every team ? it's more along the lines of: 'Tom Brady has sore ribs, so let's test him out. Let's test out his ribs,'" the second player said.
"You're just trying to win the game," the player continued. "It's a business and we want to attack our competing business' weakness."
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NEW YORK (AP) ? Facebook will list its shares with Nasdaq, according to media reports.
That would be a big win for the Nasdaq, which competes fiercely with NYSE Euronext Inc., especially for an initial public offering as large as Facebook's, pegged at $5 billion.
The New York Times and CNBC cited anonymous sources on the potential listing.
Calls to Facebook and Nasdaq OMX Group, Inc. were not immediately returned Friday.
Part of the reason the Nasdaq is considered the more attractive option for Facebook is because of the Internet heavyweights already listed there, which include Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
NYSE snared LinkedIn Corp.'s IPO last year. The professional networking site doubled its IPO price in its first day of trading in May 2011 to give it a market value of nearly $9 billion. It was the largest for any Internet company since Google had its IPO in 2004.
Facebook Inc. is in another economic sphere. In papers filed in early February, it was disclosed that Facebook's IPO could place the value of the Menlo, Park, Calif. company at $100 billion. That would make it one of the world's most valuable companies eight years after it began as a dorm-room startup at Harvard University.
If Facebook can raise $5 billion by selling a small percentage of its shares to the public, as is expected, it will dwarf all preceding Internet IPOs. The final tally will shift with Facebook's bankers gauging demand for those shares on Wall Street.
Joining corporate America's elite would give Facebook financial clout as it tries to make its service even more pervasive and expand its global audience of about 845 million users. It also could help Facebook fend off a challenge from Google, which wants to rival Facebook as with its own social networking system.
Following the model of Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg set up two classes of stock that will ensure he retains control of Facebook as the sometimes conflicting demands of Wall Street exert new pressures on the company. He will have the final say on how nearly 57 percent of Facebook's stock votes, according to the company's February filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
A number of big-name tech companies have gone public in recent months. Among them: Groupon Inc., Pandora Media Inc. and Zynga Inc., which has close ties to Facebook.
Facebook is expected to begin trading under the ticker "FB" in either May or June.
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