2010
Brussels: Abloom In Brussels
2010 / December 2010
Dec 1, 2010
Vienna: Minimal Effort
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Dec 1, 2010Amsterdam: Dutch Treat
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Dec 1, 2010Madrid: Spanish Class
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Dec 1, 2010Back Injuries
Our backs are remarkable. They support our bodies through everyday activities including sitting, standing, walking and lifting. We often take them for granted until we injure them. Problems with any of the back’s component parts — bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, disks and nerves — can cause pain, but most often discomfort stems from muscles and ligaments strained by improper lifting or awkward movement. In some cases, there is a structural problem such as a bulging or ruptured disk, sciatica, arthritis, osteoporosis or skeletal irregularities. The exact cause is unknown in 85 percent of cases, despite advances in medical technology.
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Japan is a destination that rewards repeat visits because no two regions — or seasons — feel quite the same. One moment, you’re wandering through centuries-old geisha districts in Kanazawa. The next, you’re watching neon reflections dance across Tokyo streets long after midnight.
2010 / December 2010
Dec 1, 2010Olympic Ice Skating
The first steps I ever took are lost in the fuzzy depths of infant memory. But I can vividly recall how it felt to walk for the first time because, later in my childhood, I replicated the experience when I learned to ice skate.