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Wood, Vazquez to be offered arbitration; Javy to reject
November 23, 2010 by Joe Pawlikowski 128 Comments
This is certainly unexpected. ESPN New York's Wallace Matthews reports that the Yankees will offer arbitration to Kerry Wood and Javier Vazquez. While the Vazquez news comes from a source of Jayson Stark's, the decision on Wood comes right from Cashman: "I'm thinking yes on Wood. We'll do them a favor. If we put them into an arbitration setting, then we can take them out and make a fair market value offer to them."
Updated (2:49 p.m. by Ben): Here's an interesting twist on this deal: Ken Rosenthal reports that Javier Vazquez has agreed to reject the Yanks' arbitration offer. In doing so, the Yanks will earn a supplemental first-round draft pick. "Teams frequently make such gentlemen's agreements with Type B free agents," Rosenthal said. "No harm is done to the signing team, which does not lose a pick for signing a Type B player." As I predicted yesterday, the Yanks are doing their best to salvage the Javier Vazquez deal.
Filed Under: Asides Tagged With: Javy Vazquez, Kerry Wood
Quick & Dirty Post-Game
September 13, 2010 by Mike 190 Comments
I'll let the real beat writers give you the quotes and all that, but here's a quick rundown of Joe Girardi's post-game press conference…
David Robertson wasn't available, Girardi wanted to give him more rest following his long outing on Saturday.
Joba Chamberlain was also not available, which is kinda odd because he hasn't pitched in three games now, and has appeared just twice in the last nine days. That doesn't really make sense.
Anyway, Girardi did indirectly say that he expects both to be available tomorrow, but wouldn't say it flat out.
He was saving Mariano Rivera for a save situation, and didn't want to use Javy Vazquez so soon after his start on Friday.
"I believe in my guys" must have been mumbled a million times; Girardi was clearly agitated. Welcome to the club.
Filed Under: News Tagged With: David Robertson, Javy Vazquez, Joba Chamberlain, Mariano Rivera
Yanks guarantee series win over Toronto
September 5, 2010 by Joe Pawlikowski 54 Comments
Both times the Yankees faced the Blue Jays in August they lost the series 2-1. There are worse things than 2-1 series losses, especially to a team that has played like the Jays. It's not like they lose a series to the Indians or Royals. With yesterday's victory the Yankees locked down another series.
Biggest Hit: Mr. Automatic
(AP Photo/Bill Kostroun)
What type of runs would you like? Do you like yours when down in a close game? How about game-tying? I hear that go-ahead runs are just the tastiest. Except walk-off, of course. Walk-off runs are the juiciest runs of them all. Marcus Thames has cooked up all of them this season. Yesterday he prepared us a helping of go-ahead runs.
The game took some early turns. Neither starter got through the fifth. Javier Vazquez did make a bid, but Joe Girardi removed him in a first and third, two outs situation in the fifth. In a scenario that we will discuss in a moment, the Blue Jays tied the game. It stayed that way for a couple of innings. Until Marcus Thames came to the plate, that is.
Thames actually led off in the bottom half of the fifth, but he realized that he had plenty of time. Instead of pulverizing a Jesse Carlson slider he merely grounded it to third. It was a gift by appearances, but Thames was just biding his time. In the seventh he recognized that the situation had become dire. Carlson retired six straight and his successor, Jason Frasor, added two to the tally. But then Robinson Cano snapped the skid with his second up-the-middle single of the game. Thames would not let the opportunity pass.
Frasor threw his first pitch, a slider, towards the inside edge. Thames swung, but he managed only to foul it away. Carlson, fool that he is, tried the same thing again, but this pitch he left right in the center of the plate. Thames put a mighty swing on it and drove it to the bit field in left-center. But it could not contain Thames. He sent the ball into the visitor's bullpen, putting his Yankees ahead.
A curious pitching change
Over the course of a season the manager makes hundreds of pitching changes. There is no way that they'll all work. Most of the time, if he's a good manager, he'll make the right call. But most is just more than 50 percent. There are plenty of times when the manager will make a good call that fails. Other times he'll make a plain bad call. It happens. Joe Girardi mostly makes the right call. Yesterday he made a suspect one.
Javier Vazquez was not pitching like he had during his previous two relief outings. His fastball didn't crack 90. He didn't have the command necessary to compensate for his diminished velocity. He threw too many damn sliders, a pitch that just hasn't worked this year. It amounted to three runs through four innings, both on second inning home runs. But Vazquez had settled down, allowing no runs in the third and fourth before retiring the first two batters in the fifth. But then he walked Jose Bautista. No biggie. It became a biggie, apparently, when Vernon Wells followed with a single.
That brought Overbay, who had homered earlier in the game, to the plate. Joe Girardi bound out of the dugout after the single, so it was clear that he in no way would let Vazquez face Overbay again. That might sound like a reasonable position, especially considering how Javy looked, but there were a few things to consider here. First, the tying run was 270 feet away, so it would have taken a big hit to score him. Second, the homer earlier on the game came on a slider. Letting Vazquez pitch to Overbay, but forbidding him to throw a slider, was probably the right call. But Girardi went to Dustin Moseley. I fail to see the upgrade.
Maybe if he'd gone to Robertson, or Chamberlain, or even Logan, I wouldn't have thought it such a bad call. But Moseley? Maybe he could have brought Moseley in to eat an inning or two after that. The big guns in the pen have been worked hard lately. That tends to happen when you win a lot of games in a short span. If Girardi wants to go with the long man in the sixth with a two-run lead, so be it. But Moseley with the tying runs on base? It just seems odd coming from a guy who, just a month and a half ago, used Robertson in the third inning in a crucial situation.
This doesn't make Girardi a bad manager. No one will make the right call 100 percent of the time. But this seemed like a fairly obvious one. Don't go to Moseley with the tying run on base unless it's of the utmost necessity.
Wrap-around lineup
For much of the season Brett Gardner has hit ninth. That makes him a "second lead-off hitter," whatever that means. Really, it means he's hitting ninth. I don't know why Girardi does it, but he likes having that second leadoff hitting advantage. But ever since A-Rod's injury Girardi has found a spot in the top of the lineup for Gardner. Which makes sense. He takes pitches, he gets on base, and he's a threat to steal. That means not having a wrap-around lineup. Unless you do.
Francisco Cervelli had another pleasantly surprising day. He doubled twice and came around to score both times, first thanks to a wild pitch and second thanks to a Derek Jeter chopper that — to invoke Michael Kay — fortuitously ricocheted off the third base bag. As Chad Jennings relays, it was the first multi-double game of Cervelli's career. It's always a little easier to score runs when the bottom of the order produces. Cervelli deserves much praise for his recent timely hits.
Graph and Box
If I just saw this graph and the final score, I'd probably think that this was a pretty good game. And I'd be right.
More green lines at FanGraphs. Fogies can get their fix with the traditional box.
It's never a bad game when you're looking at not only a sweep, but a ninth straight win. Phil Hughes goes for it, while Brett Cecil tries to stop it. It's Day Game No. 4 of 5 from the Bronx.
Filed Under: Game Stories Tagged With: Dustin Moseley, Francisco Cervelli, Javy Vazquez, Marcus Thames
Burnett and Vazquez looking to quell rotation worries
Throughout the 2010 season the Yankees have struggled in various areas. Early in the season the starting pitching, minus Javy Vazquez, was lights out while the offense plodded along. The bullpen had a poor first half. But then everything turned around. The offense went on a tear and the bullpen hunkered down while a few of the starters hit bumps in the road. With both Vazquez and A.J. Burnett struggling, there was concern with the rotation. Would it be strong enough to carry the team through October?
Baseball fans become concerned all the time. We wouldn't be fans if we didn't. But the concerns with the Yankees are nothing new. They crop up every season in some form or another, except maybe outliers like 1998. The rotation issue was just one of many the Yanks faced in 2010. And while it's too soon to declare the issue behind them, things are certainly looking a bit brighter.
A.J. Burnett pitched well last night, putting behind him a second straight shaky August. He gave up three runs in six innings, though they weren't particularly concerning. Kevin Kouzmanoff hit a Yankee Stadium Special and the other run came on a ground out. On the positive side Burnett struck out eight on the power of his curveball, which generated eight swings and misses. He threw it as often as his four-seamer, a good sign that the curve was working for him. If he can harness it from here on out he'll be back in the conversation as the No. 2 starter.
The next real test comes on Saturday when Javy Vazquez makes his return to the rotation. It's tough to expect anything from Vazquez now given what we've seen. He did put his rough start behind him and was a key part of the rotation from mid-May through mid-July. Then he hit another stumbling block, this one a bit more noticeable than before. After a rest and two successful long relief appearances he's back in the rotation. A good start against Toronto would go a long way.
Burnett will never stop being a concern. Nor will Vazquez. We've seen their low points, so our minds will keep going back there when they take the mound. But it looks like both might be turning it around. Burnett found his curveball. Javy found (some of) his velocity. If they can put it together for a strong September I think that will dim a lot of the currently prevailing issues with the pitching staff. Combined with Andy Pettitte's eventual return, the Yankees' staff isn't looking so horrible right now.
Filed Under: Pitching Tagged With: A.J. Burnett, Javy Vazquez
Mechanical tweaks or the placebo effect?
August 31, 2010 by Joe Pawlikowski 34 Comments
When players struggle we want answers. It's in our nature to seek the cause of a change. When A.J. Burnett fell apart in June we could easily point to Dave Eiland's absence as the reason. Every time Derek Jeter slumps at least one person claims he's hiding an injury. If any new player has a tough time it's clearly because he can't handle the pressures of playing in New York. The list goes on and on, but it seems that we always search for a single cause to explain everything.
The coaching staff seemingly understands this phenomenon. Every time a player goes through a rough patch we hear about the staff working with him on something specific. Derek Jeter, who prides himself on not using video to analyze his swing, took to the monitors with Kevin Long this season. A-Rod wasn't hitting for much power, so he and Long worked on opening his hips. The list goes on forever, but two instances this year stand out.
(AP Photo/Ed Zurga)
For most of the season Curtis Granderson has looked lost at the plate. He has had a few hot streaks and has hit a few big homers, but for the most part his production has declined from even last year, which was a step down from his excellent 2007 and 2008 seasons. Earlier this month he and Long worked on his swing mechanics. Since then he has hit .258/.352/.484, which, while not stellar, is still an improvement. He has also cut down on his strikeout rate and increased his walk rate. It seems as thought the tweaks worked.
(AP Photo/John Froschauer)
After a rough start Javy Vazquez returned to form, and from mid-May through the All-Star break he was the Yankees' second best starter behind CC Sabathia. Vazquez came up particularly huge in June when Burnett had trouble recording outs. But in August Javy experienced difficulties. The Yankees termed it a dead arm, which caused his velocity, already significantly below last year, to fall even further. Not satisfied with just the dead arm explanation, Dave Eiland went to work. As Chad Jennings noted last night, he seems to have found something.
There is a slight mechanical adjustment that seems to be helping Vazquez's fastball. When he lifts his left leg in his delivery, Vazquez is bringing the leg farther back. It's not more of a twist, he said, and the leg's not coming up any higher, it's just coming a little farther back toward second base.
"The arm angle also has to play a part of it, but (pitching coach Dave Eiland) feels like that's going to give me better momentum, and it has," Vazquez said. "The ball was true to where I wanted it to be."
Considering Vazquez's success, along with his velocity, during his last two relief appearances, it seems that Eiland's mechanical tweaks worked. Notice, though, how the word "seems" appears frequently in the preceding paragraphs. It means that we can't really prove any of these claims.
The problem with using these correlations to create a causal case is that we rarely see an incident with just one cause. We often see myriad little things, rather than one big thing, cause something to happen or to change. Sure, you can see that Granderson keeps both hands on the bat longer, and if you studied video you might be able to see the difference in Vazquez's leg kick. But there is probably much more going on than we can readily see.
The placebo effect could very well be at work here. Both Granderson and Vazquez knew something was going wrong, so they made efforts to improve. Both instances involved concrete changes — the hands for Granderson, the leg kick for Vazquez — so the players could have a specific area of focus. Now that we've seen both players show signs of improvement we can look back to that one instance and attribute the mechanical tweaks to the change. But really, the mechanical tweaks might serve as nothing more than a confidence boost. We have no way of knowing for sure.
A-Rod lacks power, works with Long, hits three homers in a game. Granderson strikes out a lot and has trouble getting on base, works with Long, cuts down on his strikeouts and starts getting on base. Vazquez starts throwing in the mid-80s with poor command, works with Eiland, starts throwing 90 with precision. In all of these cases it's easy to make the connection, but the easy answer isn't always the right answer. In a game as complex as baseball there are almost always multiple factors at play, and confidence does not rank least among them. It's great to see Granderson and Vazquez showing signs of life after working with the coaching staff. But I'm not quite ready to chalk up their recent success to those tweaks. There are just too many other factors at play.
Filed Under: Musings Tagged With: Curtis Granderson, Javy Vazquez
Yanks open series with 11-5 drubbing of A's
Heading into last night's game, Trevor Cahill held the AL's second lowest ERA, trailing just Clay Buchholz. So when the A's staked him to a 3-run lead in the first, things didn't look so good for the Yankees. It took all of five batters to change that outlook. The night continued to get better, and it ended with an 11-5 Yankees victory.
Biggest Hit: Swisher ties it early
For the most part Dustin Moseley has done a good job filling in for Andy Pettitte. He's had some rough outings, but that's expected. He is, after all, Dustin Moseley. All the Yanks ask is that he keeps them in the game. From the outset last night it looked like he would fail. Two singles and a walk loaded the bases, and the A's struck for three before heading out to the field. That had to feel good with Cahill on the mound.
The Yanks wasted no time in evening the score. Gardner started with a walk, Teixeira followed two batters later with a single, and then Robinson Cano brought home the first run with a single of his own. That ball was so well struck that even though Mark Ellis was in a position to field it, he just couldn't make the play. That brought Nick Swisher to the plate, and Swisher delivered.
Cahill delivered five sinkers during the at-bat, but only one of them ended up down in the zone — Swish took that one for ball two. The sequence went ball, foul, ball, ball, foul, double to deep center. Coco Crisp made a valiant effort, but the ball went beyond his outstretched glove. It took him a moment to recover, which gave Cano enough time to score from first and tie the game.
In a span of just five batters the Yanks turned this from a frustrating game into a new game. That's what happens when you have such a high-powered offense.
Meet Saturday's starter
When Moseley walked Kurt Suzuki in the fifth he accomplished two things. First, he guaranteed that Girardi would take him out of the game. The last pitch hardly had time to cross the plate before Girardi was out of the dugout and on a brisk jog to the mound. Second, he opened the door for Javy Vazquez's return to the rotation. For the next 4.2 innings, Vazquez made his case clear.
It took a Jeter jump toss to get out of the fifth, but from there Vazquez had things under control. He started the game by retiring seven straight and allowed just one run on two hits, striking out six. He even hit 90 consistently. Though, for what it's worth, Moseley's final pitch was also 90 mph.
Moseley's next turn in the rotation would come on Saturday, but I'd bet on Vazquez slotting in there. It seems like a good time to see if he can be that guy he was from May into July. That will be a big boost to a rotation going through a rough patch.
Filling in for A-Rod
Marcus Thames hit his 10th home run of the season this year, though it certainly feels like he's hit more than that — probably because he's hit six in his last six games. The tear comes at a great time. It's like not losing Alex Rodriguez at all. In fact, since A-Rod's injury Thames is 11 for 34 (.324) with three walks (.432 OBP) and six home runs (.765 SLG).
Mark Teixeira, too, has been cruising along since A-Rod started missing time. He was 3 for 3 with a walk last night, and is 14 for 41 (.342) with six walks (.429 OBP) and seven extra base hits (.659 SLG). He and Thames have made missing A-Rod not as big a deal as it could have been.
Brett Gardner got on base three times and didn't score. You won't see that happen often.
How many young pitchers have we see throw 100 mph? How many of those pitchers sustained that speed? How many of them lasted long-term? Sorry, Henry Rodriguez, but you are no Billy Wagner.
Swisher is back up to .298, for those of you who are still holding out hope that he'll finish the season at .300.
Trevor Cahill has allowed 50 earned runs this season. The Yankees have 14 of those.
More at FanGraphs. You know, FanGraphs has the box score, too. But just in case you like 'em simple, here's the regul'r box score.
Phil Hughes attempts to recover from a poor start, while Vin Mazzaro starts for the A's. Considering the sparse crowd last night, I'm sure Mazzaro will be able to get all of his buddies into the game.
Filed Under: Game Stories Tagged With: Dustin Moseley, Javy Vazquez, Marcus Thames, Nick Swisher
Offense comes up big in 9-5 win
Javy Vazquez with diminished velocity can survive. Javy Vazquez with no command is like any pitcher with a high 80s fastball and no command. Seattle hit him hard at times, leading to his exit before recording an out in the fourth. The Yanks have Ivan Nova to help give the rotation a rest. It could mean more than just a day for Vazquez.
Biggest Hits: Breaking the tie
(AP Photo/Henry Ray Abrams)
Twice in this game the Yankees broke ties. The Mariners got out to a quick lead on homers by Ichiro and Russell Branyan, but the Yanks came back with a quick two of their own on a Robinson Cano double. Two batters later, Jorge Posada crushed an outside pitch over the wall in left to put the Yankees ahead. It granted Javier Vazquez a reprieve, but he'd give back those runs in due order.
Neither the Yankees nor the Mariners mustered a run from the bottom of the third through the top of the seventh. After a rough first inning Jason Vargas settled in, at one point retiring 14 straight. He came out for the seventh, and three batters in had runners on the corners with one out. That brought up the rookie, Eduardo Nunez. Vargas dealt him a 1-1 fastball up and away, and Nunez slapped it through the hole and into right, driving home Austin Kearns for the go-ahead run.
The middle innings might have been slow, but when the Yanks put on base they did a good job of driving them home. Nine of their 13 base runners scored, and the team was 4 for 8 with runners in scoring position.
It could have been worse for Vazquez
Joe Girardi had the definitive take on the Yankees' decision to recall Ivan Nova and declare him Monday's starter: "The greatest problem would be that he pitches extremely well Monday." Confidence in Nova could afford the Yankees the flexibility to give Javier Vazquez some time off in an attempt to straighten himself out. He had a rough outing right from the start, and it lasted just three innings and a batter. It might have been shorter still if not for a break in the third.
The Yanks went on a tear in the first to undo the two home runs Vazquez surrendered, and with two outs in the third it looked like he might be back on track. Ichiro had homered for for the second time to lead off the inning, but Vazquez then got two outs, including a strikeout. At the plate was Jose Lopez, who has the lowest OBP, by 10 points, of any qualified MLB player. So it came as no surprise when he came up with a two-out single.
Franklin Gutierrez followed with a single of his own, and then Casey Kotchman hit one to Cano's right, tying the game. Matters got a bit worse when he walked Josh Bard to load the bases for Michael Saunders, who had homered off Vazquez when the Mariners played at the Stadium on June 30. Vazquez threw him a fastball low and then a curveball high for two called strikes before getting Saunders to chase a changeup high and away. He flied it right to Swisher, ending the threat.
Vazquez would last just one more batter. It doesn't take a scout to see that something's wrong with him on the mound. Perhaps a little rest will help.
Three cheers for Guadin
Chad Gaudin hasn't had the greatest time with the Yankees this season. He's been decent at times, but most of our prevailing memories involve him giving up runs. He was in danger of being DFA'd earlier, but now with roster expansion on the horizon the Yankees will certainly hang onto him through the end of the year. Yesterday he came through in a big way.
Last night he pitched two perfect garbage time innings in relief of A.J. Burnett. Joe Girardi called on him again today with on outs in the third. Gaudin inherited a runner, but stranded him. He then pitched two more scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and striking out three. That let the Yanks get to the tougher part of their bullpen and hold onto a win.
From August 1 through August 16 Robinson Cano hit .231/.333/.288 in 60 PA. On the 17th he hit his first homer of the month. Since then he's 7 for 19 (.368) with four walks (.478 OBP) and four extra base hits (.895 SLG).
Russell Branyan has 11 hits at the new ballpark. Seven of them are home runs. Whenever he accepts his future role as bench bat, I hope it's with the Yanks.
Via Chad Jennings: Boone Logan has retired 30 of his last 36 batters faced. That includes 23 of the last 25 lefties he's faced.
After his 1 for 3 day Austin Kearns is now 13 for 37 (.351) with three walks (.415 OBP) and four extra base hits (.514 SLG) since joining the Yankees on August 1.
More at FanGraphs. Also the box score.
CC Sabathia and Luke French end this homestand at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Filed Under: Game Stories Tagged With: Eduardo Nunez, Javy Vazquez, Jorge Posada
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Egypt – the future of foodservice to 2021
Maria Bracken 13th October 2017
The unemployment rate rose sharply after the protests began, and has since been consistently over 12%, but despite this, GDP per capita has steadily increased over the last five years. Inflation oscillated around 10% after the 2008 global financial crash, but it has soared to over 30% due to a sudden devaluation of the Egyptian Pound in November 2016.
The country's economy relies heavily on tourism. It's primary exports are textiles, representing approximately 15% of exports by value, and products derived from fossil fuel, which account for over 20%2. Cairo contributes roughly a third of Egypt's GDP, and with urbanization steadily increasing, the most promising growth opportunities will be found in cities.
Profit sector summary
The Egyptian foodservice profit sector generated a total revenue of over EGP 222 billion (USD$ 21.9 billion) in 2016. The value of the sector increased at a CAGR of 1.3% from 2014-2016, and growth is forecast to accelerate to a CAGR of 1.7% during 2016-2021.
Although overall growth across profit sector channels is, and is forecast to continue being, primarily attributed to rising outlet numbers, rather than increasing transactions, these two growth rates are expected to approach parity.
The paradigm shift towards convenience driven purchases is becoming increasingly pervasive worldwide. In all key Egyptian channels, growth in revenue generated from takeaway transactions is forecast to be stronger than that of dine-in transactions.
Quick service restaurants summary
Valued at approximately EGP 68.0 billion in 2016, the QSR channel represents a 30.6% market share of the Egyptian foodservice sector. The channel's sales value increased at a CAGR of 1.0% between 2014-2016, and is forecast a marginally accelerated CAGR of 1.3% during 2016-2021.
Although just 4.6% of QSR outlets are owned by chain operators, they generate 15.7% of the channel revenue. Independent operators are expected to continue dominating the channel, but chains are forecasted a higher rate of revenue growth during 2016-2021.
The channel is highly fragmented, with the five largest operators accounting for just a 6.1% share of the total sales value in 2016. American and Egyptian operators dominate the channel. The largest operator is Yum! Brands' KFC franchise, which generates 3.6% of the channel's revenue.
Although the rate of surveyed consumers with children is high, the percentage of consumers whose choice of QSR was influenced by children is notably low.
In an effort to compete with the FSR channels, an increasing number of chain QSR operators are 'premiumizing' their menu offerings. Surveys highlighted large portions of consumers claimed to find difficulty in eating healthily when out. This indicates there are growth opportunities to be found in offering 'healthy indulgent' options, a foodservice trend which has achieved great success in mature foodservice markets such as the US and UK.
Full service restaurants summary
At a market valuation of just under EGP 78.5 billion in 2016, the FSR channel is the largest foodservice channel by sales value, accounting for 35.3% of the total revenue generated within the foodservice profit sector. Between 2014 and 2016, the value of the FSR channel increased at a CAGR of 1.3%, and it is forecast an accelerated CAGR of 1.7% during 2016-2021.
The FSR channel is more consolidated than the QSR channel, which tends not to be the case in most other countries. 20.1% of FSR outlets are owned by chain operators, but they over-trade relative to this, generating 33.6% of the channel's sales value. Over the next five years, revenue growth of chain operators is forecast to be marginally stronger than that of independents.
The FSR channel will be the greatest beneficiary of the paradigm shift towards takeaway transactions, with revenue generated by takeaway transactions forecast a CAGR of 4.2% during 2016-2021, compared to a CAGR of 1.5% for takeaway transactions . The advent of UberEATS and rival delivery services will mean that consumers no longer need to compromise between convenience and the quality of their meal. However, for the foreseeable future, dine-in transactions will remain the primary source of revenue in the channel, given that approximately 90.6% of channel's revenue was generated by such transactions in 2016.
In future years, the FSR channel will face intensifying competition from the QSR channel as QSR operators expand their menus and 'premiumize' their offerings.
Pubs, clubs, and bars summary
In 2016, the pub, club and bar channel was the fourth-most valuable foodservice profit sector channel; it generated a revenue of over EGP 13.5 billion, representing 6.1% of the total market sales value. During 2014-2016, the channel increased in value at a CAGR of 1.2%, and the rate of growth is forecast to accelerate to a CAGR of 1.5% between 2016 and 2021.
The channel's growth is, and will continue to be driven primarily by a rising number of transactions, rather than outlet expansion. Whereas the number of pub, club and bar outlets increased at a CAGR of 0.6% over 2014-2016, the number of transactions in the channel increased at a CAGR of 1.0% throughout the same period.
The pub, club and bar channel is heavily fragmented, with chain operators representing just 1.6% of the number of outlets in 2016. These operators under-traded relative to this market share, accounting for just 1.4% of the channel's total revenue.
The pub, club and bar channel has suffered due to the decline of tourism at the hand of increase sociopolitical tension. Approximately 90% of the Egyptian population practise Islam, and followers of this religion tend not to consume alcohol. If the rate of tourism continues to fall, the performance of the pub, club and bar channel will continue to be affected disproportionately compared to other channels.
50% of surveyed Egyptians claimed to visit their most recent pub, club or bar either on impulse or with the intention of going out, but with no particular venue in mind.
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"Egypt – The Future of Foodservice to 2021", published by GlobalData, provides extensive insight and analysis of the Egyptian Foodservice market over the next five years (2016-2021) and acts as a vital point of reference for operators or suppliers.
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The Best Chrome Flags to Enable for Better Browsing
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Before some features release in Google Chrome, they're often added in as optional tweaks that are hidden behind "flags" you can enable to get a sneak peek. Here are some of the best flags for better browsing.
These flags were tested on Chrome 78 in November 2019. Even if you're using a newer version of Chrome, many of them likely still work the same.
How to Enable a Chrome Flag
Before you start clicking away and activating all the flags available, remember that most of these features are not finished. As a result, these flags can cause your browser or computer to become unstable—and the more flags you tweak, the higher the chances of this happening.
We're not trying to scare you away from trying things out, of course, but you should keep your expectations in check.
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We're all guilty of having far too many tabs open at once, but sometimes it's difficult distinguishing some tabs from the others. Well, this tab-grouping flag is about to make things a bit easier for all of the tab hoarders out there.
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If this flag doesn't quite do it for you, we've put together a list of the best Chrome extensions for managing tabs.
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Google Chrome is one of the last browsers to have a built-in reader mode, despite years of experimenting on the desktop version of Chrome. However, you can enable it through a hidden flag instead of a command-line option that was previously required.
Now, whenever you want to read an article without all the distractions, ads, and extra junk that comes along with it, you can strip the webpage down to the bare minimum, making it easier to read.
Paste the following link in the Omnibox and press the Enter key to go directly to the flag:
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While this should get you started, we have a deeper dive into Chrome's hidden reader mode if you want more info.
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Do you have Chrome extensions taking over your toolbar and menu? Google is working on a solution for the clutter that comes with installing all of the extensions. The new Extensions menu hides extensions in one combined toolbar icon.
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You can enable dark mode for your Chrome browser, but most websites won't obey it. Web developers can code their websites to automatically enter dark mode along with the rest of your operating system, but very few do.
There's a brute-force solution in Chrome's flags. Enable "Force Dark Mode for Web Contents" and Chrome will force a dark theme on websites you load, turning white backgrounds dark and dark text light. It's not perfect and isn't as nice and shiny as a dark mode coded by that website's developers, but it's not bad at all—and you can select multiple options to fine-tune it.
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Copy-paste this text into Chrome's Omnibox and press Enter to find the flag:
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Get a Play/Pause Button for Music and Videos
Many of us listen to music and watch videos on the web, but hunting down the tab that media is playing in can be a chore—especially if it's in another browser window. Chrome's little speaker indicator on tabs helps a bit, but the hidden Play/Pause button is even better.
The Play/Pause button will let you quickly control the playback of web media—and see the name of what's playing—from Chrome's toolbar.
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chrome://flags/#smooth-scrolling
After you enable the flag and relaunch Chrome, longer pages that used to clunk along as you scroll up or down flow more smoothly.
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The QUIC protocol (HTTP/3), designed by Google, is a faster way for web browsers and web servers to communicate and send information between one another. While QUIC is already enabled in Opera and Chrome Canary, with this hidden flag, you can start using it in the stable channel immediately before release. Of course, this will only speed up browsing if you're accessing a website hosted on a QUIC-enabled server.
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To prevent websites from polling your browser to check if you're using Incognito, copy-paste the URL into the Omnibox, press the Enter key, and then enable the Filesystem API in Incognito flag:
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Als Fasciatherapie oder auch Faszientherapie werden verschiedene manuelle Behandlungsformen für das bindegewebige Fasziensystem des Körpers bezeichnet. Ihnen gemeinsam ist

 die Behandlung des körperweiten Zugspannungs-Netzwerks der Faszien,
 das Einsetzen manueller Techniken zur Entspannung faszialer Einschränkungen und der Förderung erhöhter Anpassungsfähigkeit an äußere Beanspruchungen,
 ihre funktionelle Ausrichtung auf die Wiederherstellung möglichst neutraler und geschmeidiger Bewegungsabläufe innerhalb des Fasziennetzes des Körpers,
 ihre sanfte therapeutische Vorgehensweise, die auf propriozeptive, nozizeptive und interozeptive Wechselwirkungen setzt,
 ihre Befundung über feinfühlige Palpation mit den Händen,
 ihre gemeinsame Verwurzelung in der Osteopathie,
 die Einbeziehung von funktionellen Haltungs- und Bewegungsfaktoren in einen therapeutischen "sensomotorischen Reset" der Patienten (ähnlich dem Feldenkrais oder der Alexander-Technik)
 und – anders als in der artikulär orientierten Strukturellen Osteopathie oder in der Strukturellen Integration (dem Rolfing) – eine Ausrichtung, die nicht primär strukturell manipulierend geprägt ist.

Der Name setzt sich zusammen aus Fascia () und Therapie ().

Therapeutische Aufgabenstellung der Fasciatherapie
Gemeinsames therapeutisches Ziel der verschiedenen Fasciatherapie-Formen ist es, trotz ihrer unterschiedlichen methodischen Nuancen, den möglichst gezielten Ausgleich eines Spannungs-Ungleichgewichts der miteinander vernetzten bindegewebigen Anteile des Körpers bewirken zu wollen. Faszien mit ihrer kollagenen Grundstruktur werden von Fasciatherapeuten als das Formorgan des Körpers betrachtet, also der organische Anteil, der alle Strukturen miteinander verbindet. Die Funktionalität dieses körperweiten Organs zu verbessern stellt somit die gemeinsame therapeutische Programmatik dar. Die Hauptfunktionen der Faszien lassen sich über die Mnemonic der Vier P zusammenfassen:

 Packaging (also Umhüllung, Strukturierung, sinnvolle Abgrenzung)
 Protection (Schutz z. B. durch sinnvolle Bewegungseinschränkung über Sehnen und Bänder)
 Passage (Faszien als funktionsbestimmende Gewebe-Leitschiene der Trias Arterie, Vene und Nerv)
 Posture (Faszien als haltungsprägender Faktor)

Nach Auffassung der Methode hat der Körper die besten Voraussetzungen zur Selbstregulation und zur Gesundung, wenn die Spannungsverhältnisse im körpereigenen Fasziensystem ausgewogen sind.

Die obengenannten Ungleichgewichte entstehen nach Ansicht der verschiedenen Autoren aus

 körperlichen Verletzungen,
 Traumen,
 Folgezuständen von Erkrankungen,
 funktionellen beruflichen Belastungen,
 ungünstiger Körperhaltung bei eingeschränkter posturaler Kontrolle und
 psycho-sozialen Belastungszuständen.

Es werden sogenannte somatische Dysfunktionen behandelt statt einzelne Symptome. Die klinische Relevanz dieser somatischen Dysfunktionen wird in unausgewogener und veränderter Funktion miteinander in Beziehung stehender Körpersysteme gesehen; entsprechend der Befundung in der Osteopathie wird als Ausdruck hiervon eine durch die Hände der Therapeuten wahrnehmbare

 veränderte Gewebebeschaffenheit
 Bewegungseinschränkung
 asymmetrische Position oder Spannung des Körperteils und
 Empfindlichkeit (bzw. Schmerz)

als Maßstab der Ausprägung einer somatischen Dysfunktion bezeichnet.

Im Bewegungsapparat schlägt sich dies nun nach Auffassung der Methodik als Verkürzung, Verspannung, Verklebung (Adhäsion, Verwachsung) bis hin zur Fibrose der unterschiedlichen Faszien nieder sowie in einer veränderten Sensomotorik. Je nach Art der statischen Herausforderung soll dies dann z. B. die Fascia lata, die Plantarfascie, die Fascia thoracolumbalis, die Rektusscheide oder z. B. die Fascia clavipectoralis betreffen. Auch in kleineren Faszien können sich Spannungszüge ungünstig bemerkbar machen und sich z.. B. als Myofasziales Schmerzsyndrom äußern.

Biomechanische Modelle
Ähnlich dem Rolfing werden die miteinander verbundenen Faszien des Körpers als "körperweites dreidimensionales Netz" betrachtet. Anders als im Rolfing steht aber bei der Fasciatherapie nicht die strukturelle Behandlung dieses Netzes mit der Zielsetzung der optimierten Neuausrichtung des Klienten in die Schwerkraftsachse im Vordergrund. Der ökonomischere Gebrauch des Bewegungsapparats ist ein erwünschter Nebeneffekt der Fasciatherapie aber sie hat vielmehr neben der Therapie des Bewegungsapparats auch die Selbstregulation im therapeutischen Fokus: vaskuläre Förderung der Hämodynamik, die Verbesserung des Lymphflusses und somit auch die homöostatische Verbesserung der Selbstheilungskräfte des Körpers als Aufgabe.

Als Anschauungsmodell für die therapeutische Zielsetzung wird von den verschiedenen Protagonisten der Methodik gern ein mechanisches Modell herangezogen: das Tensegrity Modell des amerikanischen Architekten und Philosophen Buckminster Fuller und des amerikanischen Bildhauers Kenneth Snelson baut auf einer Statik auf, in der diskontinuierliche Kompressionselemente von einem kontinuierlichen Spannungszug zu einer Gesamtform vernetzt werden, die ihre relative Stabilität aus einer hohen Anpassungsfähigkeit gegen einwirkende Kräfte bezieht. Verglichen mit dem menschlichen oder tierischen Körper

 sind die Entsprechungen der Kompressionselemente die Knochen und
 die Entsprechung des kontinuierlichen Spannungszugs ist das Fasziennetz aus kollagenen Fasern und Grundsubstanz.

Ein unausgewogenes dynamisches Spannungsverhältnis entspricht in diesem Modell einem ungünstigen Spannungszug aus einem oder mehreren Anteilen dieses Fasziennetzes, welches dann das Gesamtsystem, also den davon betroffenen Körper in eine Belastung versetzt, die in der Folge unter Kraftaufwand kompensiert werden muss.

Kompensationen überflüssig werden zu lassen oder eingeschränkte Funktionen effizienter ausgleichen zu können, ist somit eine der Herangehensweisen: nach palpatorischer Befundung des sogenannten Spannungsmusters versucht der Therapeut dazu beizutragen, die verfestigten Strukturen durch manuelle Einflussnahmen und/oder durch Bewegungserfahrungen wieder geschmeidiger werden zu lassen.

Viszerale Faszien
Faszien gibt es nicht nur im Bewegungsapparat, sondern auch sehr dichte Aufhängungen der Organe und Meningen um das Zentralnervensystem herum. Die Auffassung der Methodik ist es, dass es auch hier systemübergreifende – vernetzte – Spannungsungleichgewichte gibt, die Belastungen in der Kapazität zur Homöostase des Körpers bewirken. So werden in der Methodik auch Wechselwirkungen z. B. über das Vegetative Nervensystem (Sympathikus und Parasympathikus) zwischen den Faszien des Bewegungsapparats und einzelner Organe untersucht (somatoviszerale Dysfunktionen). Es wird somit nicht nur der Bewegungsapparat behandelt, sondern auch die "Faszien" des Organsystems, z. B. die Aufhänge-Strukturen verschiedener Anteile des Verdauungssystems, z. B. das Mesenterium des Dünndarms, Bänder der Leber (Ligamentum falciforme) oder der Gebärmutter (Ligamentum latum uteri, Ligamentum sacrouterinum). Durch deren Zug-Beanspruchungen über Ptosen (Absenkungen) und Adhäsionen (Verklebungen) kommt es der fasciatherapeutischen Lehre zufolge auch umgekehrt zu Belastungen des Bewegungsapparats und zu schmerzhaften Bewegungseinschränkungen (viszerosomatische Reflexe) bzw. zur Einengung von Blutgefäßen. Dies wird in vergleichbarer Form auch in der Osteopathie postuliert, aus der die Methodik teilweise stammt.

Geschichte und myofaszialer Schwerpunkt
Ein wichtiger Teilbereich der Fasciatherapie, die "Myofascial Release Methodik" wurde nach ihrer anfänglichen Entwicklung in den siebziger Jahren des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts aus der Osteopathie herausgelöst und von Physiotherapeuten und medizinischen Masseuren als allgemeine manuelle Behandlungsmethode außerhalb des osteopathischen Kontexts verwendet. Einer der bekanntesten Vertreter dieses Zweiges der Myofascial Release Methodik ist John Barnes. Diese Herauslösung von Methoden aus der Osteopathie lässt sich dadurch nachvollziehen, dass die Osteopathie keine eigenständige definierte Methodik darstellt, sondern aus mehreren verschiedenen Einzelmethoden zusammengesetzt ist. Da sie medizinhistorisch gesehen in ihrem Ursprungsland, den Vereinigten Staaten, seit ihrer Gründung durch Andrew Taylor Still eine ärztlich-akademische Disziplin war, entwickelten die nicht-ärztlichen Körpertherapeuten (Physiotherapeuten, Medizinische Masseure und in den Vereinigten Staaten die "bodyworker") in der Folge Interesse an der Anwendung der ungefährlichen funktionellen osteopathischen Ansätze – also der Methoden, bei deren korrekter und verantwortungsbewusster Anwendung durch Nicht-Ärzte keine Gefährdung ihrer Patienten zu befürchten war (z. B. durch falsche Behandlung zu vermeidender Kontraindikationen). Die Myofascial Release Methodik wurde in den siebziger Jahren des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts aus der Osteopathie herausgelöst und von Physiotherapeuten und Medizinischen Masseuren als allgemeine manuelle Behandlungsmethode außerhalb des osteopathischen Kontexts verwendet. Die Methodik verbreitete sich gerade in den achtziger und neunziger Jahren von Michigan, Californien und Pennsylvania aus auch nach Europa. Zwei der bekanntesten Vertreter dieses Zweiges der Myofascial Release Methodik sind Carol J. Manheim PT John Barnes, PT.

Vorgehensweise im Myofascial Release
In der stark vom Myofascial Release geprägten funktionellen Fasciatherapie wird fast ausschließlich manuell behandelt, aktive Bewegung des Patienten wird nur vereinzelt eingesetzt, um z. B. dessen aktive Bewegung gegen Druck des Therapeuten (z. B. Beugung oder Streckung von Extremitäten) als Verstärkung des zielgerichteten therapeutischen Druckes zu nutzen.

Meist wird angemessener Druck gegen eine Bewegungseinschränkung einer Faszie in tangentialer Form eingebracht, z. B. im Bereich der Fascia superficialis. Dieser Druck wird durch den Therapeuten an der Dehngrenze gehalten, bis eine Gewebereaktion einsetzt in Form von Nachgiebigkeit. Diese auch Compliance genannte Nachgiebigkeit des Gewebes wird in Echtzeit palpatorisch aufgenommen und es wird nun eine neue Dehngrenze gesucht bis zum Erreichen des erwünschten therapeutischen Ergebnisses, also einer größeren Geschmeidigkeit in der Faszie. Von Behandlern wird dieser Weg durch die Nachgiebigkeit ("Ease") hindurch auch als "fascial creep" bezeichnet.

Der funktionelle fasciatherapeutische Ansatz sieht so aus, dass es hier nicht ausschließlich zu einer aktiven Beanspruchung der Dehngrenze kommt, sondern die Nachgiebigkeit des Gewebes unter ständiger palpatorischer Kontrolle verfolgt wird, um den sogenannten "Punkt der balancierten Spannung" zu erreichen und das Gewebe zum Nachlassen von Spannung, dem sogenannten "Release" veranlasst wird. Die Methodik vertritt die Auffassung, dass es gerade in einer spannungsneutralen Positionierung über ein propriozeptives Feedback zu einer Verbesserung der sensomotorischen Regulation von Hypertonus kommt.

Eine dritte Ausprägung ist die kombinierte Herangehensweise, in der über die Positionierung von Körperteilen die regionale Spannung reduziert wird, während gleichzeitig direkter dehnender Druck eingebracht wird.

Verbreitung und damit verbundene Unterschiede in der Benennung
Fasciatherapie wird in ganz Westeuropa gelehrt. In der französisch- und deutschsprachigen Schweiz und den frankophonen Ländern (Belgien, Frankreich) als Fasciatherapie – in Deutschland meist als Faszientherapie. Die Methode wird hauptsächlich von Physiotherapeuten, Medizinischen Masseuren und Heilpraktikern ausgeübt – nur vereinzelt sind es Ärzte, die sich in der Komplementär-Medizin positionieren.

Methodische Ausprägungen
Es gibt verschiedene methodische Ansätze, die sich als Fasciatherapie oder Faszientherapie präsentieren. Ihre behandlungstechnische Charakterisierung unterscheidet sich meist graduell über die Art der manuellen therapeutischen Einflussnahme und über die Art und Weise, wie Bewegung als therapeutisches Mittel integriert wird. Im Weiteren werden die methodischen Ausprägungen vorgestellt, die zur Fasciatherapie gerechnet werden:

Funktionelle Fasciatherapie
arbeitet mit Methoden wie dem
 Unwinding
 Indirektem und direktem Myofascial Release
 Lymphtechniken
 Strain-Counterstrain
 Myofaszialer Induktionstherapie (MIT)
 Ligamentär-Artikulären Spannungstechniken und mit der
 Behandlung thorakaler, viszeraler und pelvikaler Fascien.

All diese Bereiche sind eher funktionell ausgerichtet und somit auch als Therapieansatz für Funktionelle Syndrome konzipiert. Dies bedeutet, wie auch schon der Begriff "(Fascia-)Therapie" signalisiert, eine eindeutige klinische Ausrichtung auf die medizinische Behandlung körperlicher Beschwerden z. B. aus dem orthopädischen Bereich wie die Plantarfasziitis oder chronische Rückenschmerzen oder unspezifische Spannungs-Kopfschmerzen anders als bei methodischen Ausprägungen, die sich primär das allgemeine Wohlbefinden ihrer Patienten zur Aufgabenstellung machen.

In deutlicher Abgrenzung dazu befinden sich eher strukturell orientierte Methoden, die vor allem die strukturelle Integrität des Körpers anstreben, z. B. das Rolfing oder auch bekannt als strukturelle Integration. Deren Ideal ist die Ausrichtung ihrer Klienten an der senkrechten Linie in der Schwerkraft und ein Erreichen größerer Geschmeidigkeit, um deren Wohlbefinden zu verbessern.

Fasciatherapie ist eine manuelle Regulationstherapie und bedient sich häufig der Methodik des Myofascial Release, einem Begriff der erstmals in den 1960er Jahren von Robert Ward D.O. dafür benutzt wurde, schmerzhafte Faszienabschnitte des Körpers in Bezug zu bringen mit anderen Arealen und gezielt in Spannungsbeanspruchung zu bringen – sei es indirekt über Annäherung oder direkt über Straffung und Spannungserhöhung. Die ersten gezielten Behandlungsansätze für Faszien werden Andrew Taylor Still dem Gründer der Osteopathie zugeschrieben.

Fasciatherapie mittels Myofascial Release ist gekennzeichnet durch
 eine gezielte Kontaktnahme zu Bereichen des Körpers, die eine auffällige Gewebebeschaffenheit (Textur) und eine Bewegungseinschränkung (Restriktion) der dort befindlichen Fascien aufweisen,
 eine vernetzte Herangehensweise, die nicht primär die Körperregion der Beschwerden behandelt sowie
 eine permanente Kontrolle des therapeutischen Drucks über Palpation.

Fasciatherapie / Fasciapulsologie
Die Fasciapulsologie ist eine manuelle Therapie und wurde in Frankreich von Christian Carini in Anlehnung an die Funktionelle Osteopathie entwickelt. Er unterrichtete sie etwa dreißig Jahre lang. Das therapeutische Ziel ist dem der Funktionellen Osteopathie sehr ähnlich. Es geht hauptsächlich um eine Verbesserung der Zirkulation – in der Osteopathie auch formuliert als "Gesetz der Arterie", dem Prinzip, dass eine Zone die besser versorgt und entsorgt wird (arteriell, venös, lymphatisch) auch eine gesteigerte Selbstheilungskraft entwickeln kann. Somit sind die in der Fasciapulsologie verwendeten Techniken häufig auf die faszialen Führungsschienen (Septen), die den Gefäßen Halt geben, ausgerichtet. Die Lehre der Fasciapulsologie hat als didaktisches Ziel, die Sensibilität der sie erlernenden Fasciatherapeuten zu verfeinern, um die Fluktuation der Blutgefäße befunden zu können und deren Hämodynamik zu verbessern. Eine weitere Zielsetzung Carinis war eine Harmonisierung des "Trauma-Gedächtnisses des Körpers".

Christian Carini gründete im September 1979 die Lemniscate-Akademie in Frankreich, in der er seine Methode unter dem Namen Fasciatherapie unterrichtete. Er benannte die Methode 1988 um in Fasciapulsologie, um sie inhaltlich weiter zu präzisieren und von anderen Methoden abzugrenzen. Christian Carini verstarb 2018. Seine Methodik wird größtenteils in französischsprachigen Regionen angewendet.

Fasciatherapie nach der "Methode Danis Bois"
Ein Physiotherapeut und Osteopath, Danis Bois gründete die nach ihm benannte Methode in den 1980er Jahren in Anlehnung an die Osteopathie. Die Methodik basiert auf dem Prinzip, dass Faszien im Körper allgegenwärtig sind und körperliche, emotionale oder Belastungstraumata ihre biodynamischen Eigenschaften beeinflussen und funktionelle Erkrankungen des Bewegungsapparates, des Eingeweide- und des Gefäßsystems verursachen.

Die Durchführung dieser Ausprägung der Fasciatherapie ist ebenso sanft im Sinne der strukturellen Beeinflussung von Fascien wie die anderen genannten funktionellen Ansätze. Die therapeutische Technik zielt darauf ab, die selbstregulierenden Kräfte
 durch Berührung und
 sogenannte "Sensorische Gymnastik"

zu mobilisieren und wiederzubeleben. Diese "Sensorische Gymnastik" ähnelt den Herangehensweisen des Unwindings in der Funktionellen Osteopathie, oder den sogenannten Écoute-Techniken, die über feinfühlige manuelle Begleitung von sich andeutenden Abweichungen des spontanen Bewegungsverhaltens Dysfunktionen befunden und über propriozeptive Erfahrung neutralisieren sollen. Die Praktiker der Methode Danis Bois geben an, dass sie vier Haupt-"Instrumente" in ihrer Behandlung benutzen:
 die Beziehungsberührung
 Sensorische Gymnastik
 Gewahrseins-Meditation
 Gesprächsführung

Gerade der meditative Aspekt dieser Arbeit unterscheidet sie grundlegend von der Funktionellen Fasciatherapie und der Fasciapulsologie. Das Gewahrwerden und die Betonung der Achtsamkeit vermittelt über sogenannte Perzeptive Pädagogik sind in dieser Methodik das Charakteristikum – nicht so sehr die klinisch-komplementärtherapeutische Ausprägung wie in den beiden anderen methodischen Ausprägungen der Fasciatherapie, die ebenfalls sehr sanfte manuelle Palpation einsetzen.

Faszien-Physiotherapie
Diese Therapie-Methode wurde von der Physiotherapeutin Gabriele Kiesling 2015 in Kooperation mit Robert Schleip (facia research group, Ulm, heute TU München) entwickelt. Dieses Fachgebiet befasst sich insbesondere mit der Behandlung reversibler Funktionsstörungen des faszialen Gewebes, der Bewegungssteuerung, der Gelenke sowie der Muskulatur. Die fascia thoracolumbalis ist Hauptverursacher von nicht bandscheibenbedingten Rückenschmerzen. Zur Schmerzreduktion und  Bewegungsverbesserung kommen in der Faszien-Physiotherapie manuelle, sanft lösende therapeutische Interventionen zum Einsatz.

Faszien-Physiotherapeutische Diagnostik und Therapie basieren auf den Grundlagen der Manuellen Medizin nach Jochen Sachse, Karla Rodluff-Schild sowie Geoffrey Maitland, aber auch den Grundlagenarbeiten von Hede Teichrich-Leube in Bezug auf das Bindegewebe, sowie Carla Stecco in Bezug auf die internationale Faszienforschung. Dieses Fachgebiet befasst sich insbesondere mit der Behandlung reversibler Funktionsstörungen des faszialen Gewebes, der Bewegungssteuerung, der Gelenke sowie der Muskulatur.

Literatur
 Danis Bois: Le moi renouvelé. Introduction à la somato-psychopédagogie. Verlag Point d'Appui, 2006, ISBN 2-913514-19-7.
 C. Carini (in Zusammenarbeit mit Micheline Bourgoin): Les mains du coeur. Robert Laffont, 1995, ISBN 2-221-07641-9.
 Jean Claude Guimberteau, Colin Armstrong: Faszien – Architektur des menschlichen Fasziengewebes. KVM der Medizinverlag, Berlin 2016, ISBN 978-3-86867-318-0, Kapitel 5, S. 141–170.
 W. L. Johnston: Funktionelle Techniken. Urban & Fischer/ Elsevier, München 2009, ISBN 978-3-437-57770-3, S. 24–29.
 Serge Paoletti: Faszien, Anatomie – Strukturen – Techniken. Urban & Fischer, München 2001, ISBN 3-437-56100-6.
 R. Schleip, T. W. Findley, L. Chaitow, P. A. Huijing (Hrsg.): Lehrbuch Faszien – Grundlagen – Forschung – Behandlung. Urban & Fischer/ Elsevier, 2014 München, ISBN 978-3-437-55306-6, S. 58–80 und S. 217 ff.
 Louis Schultz, Rosemarie Feitis: The Endless Web: Fascial Anatomy and Physical Reality. North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, CA 1996, ISBN 1-55643-228-3.
 T. Spinaris, E. L. DiGiovanna: Myofascial release. In: An Osteopathic Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment. 3. Auflage. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA 2005, ISBN 0-7817-4293-5, S. 80–82.

Weblinks
 https://www.fasciaresearch.de/publications/scientists
 youtube.com(Strolling under the skin - Dr.Jean claude Guimberteau)
 https://www.myofascialrelease.com/
 https://www.fasciapulsologie.com/
 https://www.aemf.info/faszientherapie-mdb/ueber-faszientherapie
 cerap.org

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Therapeutisches Verfahren in der Alternativmedizin


Police are appealing for information after a man was knocked down and killed on the A77 near Ayr.
Around 1.25am on Friday, December 4, the man, who has not been named by police, was struck by a Volvo articulated heavy goods vehicle as he was crossing the A77 on foot between the Whitletts and Holmston roundabouts.
The driver of the vehicle, a 41 year-old man, contacted emergency services.
The man was taken to Ayr Hospital by ambulance where he later died of his injuries.
No other vehicles were involved and no one else was injured. The road was closed in both directions for a period to allow for police investigation. The A77 is now open.


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Q: go/docker : Cannot burn value to binary executable using -X linker flag when using docker compose I can't seem to figure out how to provide a build time variable using the docker-compose file. I have done quite a bit of research and still can't figure the way out. What I'm trying to do is to burn my latest commit hash as a value to the version variable in my binary executable which is used by my server. I'm using windows as a side note. Here's my dockerfile
# Build Stage
FROM golang:1.18-alpine3.16 AS builder
WORKDIR /app
COPY . .
ARG VERSION
ENV VERSION=$VERSION
RUN GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -ldflags='-s -X main.version=$VERSION' -o main
./cmd/api
RUN apk add curl
RUN curl -L https://github.com/golang-
migrate/migrate/releases/download/v4.15.2/migrate.linux-amd64.tar.gz | tar xvz

# Run Stage
FROM alpine:3.16
WORKDIR /app
COPY --from=builder /app/main .
COPY --from=builder /app/migrate ./migrate
COPY app.env .
COPY start.sh .
COPY wait-for.sh .
COPY /migrations ./migration

EXPOSE 3001
CMD [ "/app/main" ]
ENTRYPOINT [ "/app/start.sh" ]

The version variable should be having my latest commit hash. Here's my docker-compose file
version: "3.9"
services:
 postgres:
  build:
   context: .
   dockerfile: db.dockerfile
  environment:
   - POSTGRES_USER=root
   - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=secret
   - POSTGRES_DB=blogpost
  ports:
    - "542:5432"
 api:
  build:
    context: .
    dockerfile: app.dockerfile
    args:
    - VERSION=git describe --always --dirty    <<< Trying to pass value here
  ports:
   - "3001:3001"
  environment:
   - DB_DSN=postgres://root:secret@postgres:5432/blogpost?sslmode=disable
  depends_on:
   - postgres
  entrypoint: [ "/app/wait-for.sh", "postgres:5432", "--", "/app/start.sh" ]
  command: [ "/app/main" ]

I have tried this too
args:
 - VERSION=$$(shell git describe --always --dirty)

In the end, the value for my version variable ends up being "$VERSION". Please guide me on this

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Kristinaklippan är en ö nära Vandrock i Nagu,  Finland. Den ligger i Skärgårdshavet i Pargas stad i den ekonomiska regionen  Åboland i landskapet Egentliga Finland, i den sydvästra delen av landet. Ön ligger omkring 1 kilometer norr om Vandrock, 10 kilometer väster om Nagu kyrka, 38 kilometer sydväst om Åbo och omkring 180 kilometer väster om Helsingfors. Närmaste allmänna förbindelse är förbindelsebryggan vid Innamo som trafikeras av M/S Falkö.

Öns area är  hektar och dess största längd är 130 meter i sydväst-nordöstlig riktning.

Klimat
Inlandsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C.

Källor

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123 Ending or Cancelled TV Shows for the 2011-12 TV Season (part 1)
by Trevor Kimball, August 28, 2012
Has your favorite TV show been cancelled or will it be back for the 2012–2013 TV season? If your favorite series is on the list below, you have our condolences.
This list encompasses shows that have ended or have been cancelled and won't be back for the 2012-13 season. It covers those that have gotten the ax roughly between September 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012. In some cases, the last episodes of shows aired months earlier but the network didn't get around to canceling the series until later. If you don't see what you're looking for, try the 2010–2011 listings, the 2009–2010 listings, or maybe you've gotten lucky!
This list used to include Breaking Bad but, since the last half of season five won't air until 2012-13 we're putting it on the 2012-13 list.
Because there have been so many cancellations, we've split this list up into three pages. This is the first. You can also check out page two and page three.
Most recent additions: The Buried Life, Dog Whisperer, How to Rock, and Teen Mom.
Now, let's take a moment to bow our heads and remember these fallen TV series…
3 (CBS)
The network pulled the reality series after just two episodes aired. CBS may get around to releasing the remaining installments.
101 Ways to Leave a Game Show (ABC)
We'll never find out what the rest of the "ways" were. The last episode of the competition series aired on July 26, 2011.
Against the Wall (Lifetime)
This family cop drama didn't catch on with a large enough audience so it was canned after one season on the air. The last episode aired in September.
Alcatraz (FOX)
The ratings started off strong but faded over the course of the season. It's been cancelled and all 13 episodes have aired.
All-American Muslim (TLC)
This docu-series follows the lives of five Lebanese American Muslim families who live in Dearborn, Michigan. The show started off with decent ratings and positive reviews. Viewership had declined significantly by the end of the eight episodes so it wasn't renewed.
Allen Gregory (FOX)
Co-created by and starring Jonah Hill, this animated series aggravated lots of people but didn't keep enough of them coming back week after week. FOX aired all seven episodes and there won't be any more.
Are You There Chelsea? (NBC)
This sitcom started out okay but quickly lost steam over the course of 12 episodes.
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Disney XD)
After two seasons, the animated series is coming to an end. It'll be replaced by a new show, Avengers Assemble, in 2013.
Awake (NBC)
It started out strong and had good reviews but viewers tuned out over time. It won't be back.
Bent (NBC)
Execs contended that they weren't burning through the six episodes when they aired them in three weeks. Regardless, the sitcom won't be back for a second season.
Best Friends Forever (NBC)
The peacock network pulled the plug on future airings of this sitcom due to low ratings.
Blue Mountain State (Spike TV)
There won't be a fourth season of the football comedy as the cable channel has decided to focus on reality programming.
Bored to Death (HBO)
Starring Jason Schwartzman, Zach Galifianakis and Ted Danson, this show revolves around a man with writers block. The ratings dropped a lot in season three so HBO opted not to give it a fourth season.
Breaking In (FOX)
The sitcom was saved once from cancellation but won't be rescued again.
Breakout Kings (A&E)
The show lasted for two seasons. The ratings started out strong enough but declined over the course of the 23 episodes.
Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures (Nickelodeon)
This kids' sitcom was cancelled after one season. Only 18 of the 26 episodes have aired to date.
Bud United Presents: The Big Time (ABC)
This reality competition ran for seven episodes at 3pm on Saturday afternoons.
The Buried Life (MTV)
The guys' travels have come to an end — at least in this incarnation.
Buried Treasure (FOX)
Leigh and Leslie Kelso may continue travelling the country in search of rare antiques but they won't be seen on FOX.
Camelot (Starz)
The ratings weren't great and there would have been production challenges in making a second season so the cable channel pulled the plug. The drama lasted 10 episodes.
Cash Cab (Discovery)
The game show that gave taxi passengers a chance to win cash prizes has ended after seven years on the air.
CHAOS (CBS)
A comedic action series, this show was delayed until late in the season. When it finally debuted, few noticed. CBS burned off most of the episodes on Saturday nights.
Charlie's Angels (ABC)
The original series was a big success for ABC but this one flopped. Production was shut down after eight episodes and the show was cancelled.
Chuck (NBC)
Has there ever been a time when this TV show wasn't in danger of being cancelled? NBC decided to renew it for a fifth and final season of 13 episodes, giving the cast and crew ample time to craft a series finale.
The Closer (TNT)
Kyra Sedgwick supposedly made the decision to end this top-rated series after seven seasons on the air. Though Brenda Leigh Johnson will depart, some of the characters will continue in a spin-off called Major Crimes.
Combat Hospital (ABC)
This series was a disappointment for the network and they only aired 12 of the 13 episodes. They cancelled the show and Shaw Media, who produces the show, couldn't find another American outlet to help pay for a second season.
Countdown with Keith Olbermann (Current TV)
Using the same name from his long-running MSNBC show, Olbermann lasted less than a year before parting ways with Current TV.
CSI: Miami (CBS)
After 10 seasons, David Caruso can give back the sunglasses. The show ended with 232 episodes total.
Damages (DirecTV)
The show was picked up for two seasons when FX dropped it. It turns out that season five, airing Summer 2012, will be the show's last.
Desperate Housewives (ABC)
Rather than wait until the ratings dropped any further, the network agreed to close down Wisteria Lane after eight seasons on the air.
Dog Whisperer (A&E)
After more than 150 episodes and nine seasons, the Cesar Millan program is coming to a close. The series finale will air on September 15th.
Dog the Bounty Hunter (Nat Geo Wild)
A show that helped to put the cable channel on the map is ending after eight seasons.
Dragon Ball Z Kai (Nick)
This animated series ended after one season and 97 episodes. It's being replaced Dragon Ball GT.
Ebert Presents: At the Movies (PBS)
Continuing the format of film criticism that was made popular by Ebert and Gene Siskel, this weekly program reviews a number of new and classic films. It didn't find enough financial support and ended up being put on hiatus.
Escape Routes (NBC)
Sponsored by Ford, this competition series didn't garner much interest on Saturday nights.
Eureka (Syfy)
Based on the ratings, this show was apparently too expensive to continue producing. The fifth and final season will air in mid-2012. After the cancellation announcement came down, the cable channel ordered an additional episode to allow Eureka some sort of proper finale.
Ev and Ocho (VH1)
Envisioned as a follow-up to Basketball Wives, this series follows Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson and Evelyn Lozada's relationship. It was cancelled before any of the 11 episodes had aired.
Expedition Impossible (ABC)
This summer reality competition lasted 10 episodes and one season but the network apparently felt that a second season was, well, impossible.
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
Ty Pennington and his crew are getting a little rest. The network has cancelled the reality show but will still air it as occasional specials.
Fear Factor (NBC)
Joe Rogan won't have to witness any more disgusting stunts. NBC has dropped the series again.
The Finder (FOX)
This Bones spin-off stumbled out of the gate and just never caught on. It's been cancelled after 13 episodes.
The Firm (NBC)
This highly-promoted legal series was a ratings disappointment and NBC burned off the remaining episodes on Saturday nights.
Want more? Check out page two and page three.
Lists of cancelled or renewed TV shows by network: ABC | CBS | The CW | FOX | NBC
What do you think? Are you surprised that any of these shows have been cancelled? Which one(s) will you miss the most?
More about: 101 Ways to Leave a Game Show, 101 Ways to Leave a Game Show: canceled or renewed?, 3, 3: canceled or renewed?, Against the Wall, Against the Wall: canceled or renewed?, Alcatraz, Alcatraz: canceled or renewed?, All-American Muslim, All-American Muslim: canceled or renewed?, Allen Gregory, Allen Gregory: canceled or renewed?, Are You There Chelsea?, Are You There Chelsea?: canceled or renewed?, Awake, Awake: canceled or renewed?, Bent, Bent: canceled or renewed?, Best Friends Forever, Best Friends Forever: canceled or renewed?, Blue Mountain State, Blue Mountain State: canceled or renewed?, Bored to Death, Bored to Death: canceled or renewed?, Breaking In, Breaking In: canceled or renewed?, Breakout Kings, Breakout Kings: canceled or renewed?, Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures, Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures: canceled or renewed?, Bud United Presents: The Big Time, Bud United Presents: The Big Time: canceled or renewed?, Buried Treasure, Buried Treasure: canceled or renewed?, Camelot, Camelot: canceled or renewed?, Cancelled TV Shows, Cash Cab, Cash Cab: canceled or renewed?, CHAOS, CHAOS: canceled or renewed?, Charlie's Angels (2011), Charlie's Angels (2011): canceled or renewed?, Chuck, Chuck: canceled or renewed?, Combat Hospital, Combat Hospital: canceled or renewed?, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, Countdown with Keith Olbermann: canceled or renewed?, CSI: Miami, CSI: Miami: canceled or renewed?, Damages, Damages: canceled or renewed?, Desperate Housewives, Desperate Housewives: canceled or renewed?, Dog the Bounty Hunter, Dog the Bounty Hunter: canceled or renewed?, Dog Whisperer, Dog Whisperer: canceled or renewed?, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Z Kai: canceled or renewed?, Ebert Presents: At the Movies, Ebert Presents: At the Movies: canceled or renewed?, Escape Routes, Escape Routes: canceled or renewed?, Eureka, Eureka: canceled or renewed?, Ev and Ocho, Ev and Ocho: canceled or renewed?, Expedition Impossible, Expedition Impossible: canceled or renewed?, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: canceled or renewed?, Fear Factor, Fear Factor: canceled or renewed?, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes: canceled or renewed?, The Buried Life, The Buried Life: canceled or renewed?, The Closer, The Closer: canceled or renewed?, The Finder, The Finder: canceled or renewed?, The Firm, The Firm: canceled or renewed?
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Are you ever going to tell us who shot Jim on the Glades??!! You cancelled a great show!!


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AZ Principal posted craigslist ads for skinny dipping teens
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Mother accused of molesting her kids and selling the videos on Snapchat
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Eric Bloom is the president of Manager Mechanics LLC, a company specializing in Information Technology (IT) leadership.
A former CIO, today Eric Bloom is the president of Manager Mechanics LLC, a company specializing in Information Technology (IT) leadership development and the governing organization for the Information Technology Management and Leadership Professional (ITMLP©) certifications.
He is also an: IT WORLD Magazine weekly columnist "Your IT Career" Nationally syndicated weekly columnist with GateHouse Media Author: Manager Mechanics: Tips and Advice for First-Time Mangers National Speakers Association (NSA) member Board member of Greater Boston ASTD Prior to founding Manager Mechanics, Eric held senior IT leadership positions at The Boston Company Asset Management, Monster Worldwide, Independence Investments, and Fidelity Investments.


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Archive for the category "Victoria Reggie Kennedy"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY VICKI
Victoria Reggie Kennedy, the widow of the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy, celebrates a birthday today.
Vicki was born on February 26, 1954 in Crowley,Louisiana. She is of Lebanese descent.
Her father was a delegate to the 1956 Democratic Convention & delivered the state of Louisiana to JFK in his unsuccessful bid for the Vice-Presidential nomination.
She graduated from Newcomb College in 1976 & received a JD from Tulane Law School in 1979.
Mrs. Kennedy is an attorney & advocate for issues impacting women, children & families.
The primary caregiver for Senator Kennedy in his final days, she stood at the side of President Obama when he signed the Health Care Reform Act into law.
Vicki & Ted support Obama, Feb. 8, 2008
NATIONAL SECURITY MEMORANDUM 223
McGeorge Bundy, JFK's national security adviser, issued NSM 223 in behalf of President Kennedy on this date.
The memo says JFK wants an analysis of the possibility that China "might return to the attack on India at any time this spring".
It also indicates the President needs a political & military investigation of this potentiality.
WORLD TRADE CENTER BOMBED
A bomb exploded today in a basement parking garage of the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City.
The bomb with 1500 pounds of explosives has been traced by the FBI to the remains of a rental truck found in the aftermath of the tragedy.
6 people have died including a woman who was 7 months pregnant.*
*The FBI finds that the bomb was the work of terrorists. The mastermind was Ramzi Yousef, an AL-Qaeda trained terrorist, who arrived in the US on September 1, 1992. All involved are found guilty & each is sentenced to 240 year prison terms.
LAST MARINES LEAVE BEIRUIT
Just 4 months after President Reagan announced the US would continue its peace-keeping efforts in Lebanon, the last of the marines stationed there departed today.
In 1982 a force of 800 marines were sent to Beiruit as part of a multi-national force to oversee Palestinian withdrawal from the country.
On April 18, 1983 a suicide bomber drove a truck into the US Embassy killing 63 people including 17 Americans.
Then on October 23 another suicide bomber drove a truck into the marine base in Beiruit killing 241 American military personnel.
GRAND TETON BECOMES A NATIONAL PARK
President Calvin Coolidge signed a law today at the White House establishing the Grant Teton National Park in Wyoming.
GRAND CANYON BECOMES A NATIONAL PARK
The Interior Department announced today that the Grand Canyon will be a national park.
More than 800,000 acres have been designated for the park by President Woodrow Wilson.
Photograph by Phil Konstantin, October 10, 2007
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Bristol Hospital is using Linoma Software's GoAnywhere Director software to ensure the secure transfer of sensitive records with outside parties, Linoma announced last week. Since GoAnywhere Director runs on Bristol Hospital's central IBM i server, it has avoided the need to move the data to less secure PCs prior to transfers, and eliminated the need for manual file transfers and courier services.
Bristol Hospital is a 134-bed hospital serving the greater Bristol area in north-central Connecticut. The organization is a long-standing IBM i shop, and relies on the RPG-based McKesson Series 2000 healthcare information system (HIS) for much of its data processing.
Like all hospitals, Bristol Hospital must balance the need to keep its patient records secure and compliant with HIPAA, while simultaneously sharing the records with necessary stakeholders, including doctors, insurance companies, third-party billing providers, and outside vendors.
According to Linoma, the organization considered adopting a collection of PC-based tools to achieve the desired automation. But the Hospital knew that copying sensitive data from its main system to PCs was a data security risk, Linoma says. So it sought a solution that could run on its main system.
The solution it finally chose was Linoma's GoAnywhere Director. GoAnywhere Director provides managed file transfer (MFT) capabilities that offers a plethora of options, including support for multiple operating systems, file transmission standards, and encryption algorithms. In addition to managing MFT activities, it also provides file conversion capabilities.
The tool has been a hit with Bristol Hospital's IT department. Jorge Machado, manager of applications, programming, and systems integration at the hospital, applauded the tool's "clean dashboard interface" and its handling of file transfer activities and audit logs. "It is a very intuitive application that required very little training to use," Machado says in a press release.
Bristol Hospital may also appreciate the multi-platform aspect of GoAnywhere Director. According to Linoma, Bristol Hospital is planning to change its core hardware platform in the next two years. While the IBM i server may or may not be in Bristol Hospital's long-range plans, Linoma's support for Linux, Unix, and Windows servers means the hospital won't have to change MFT tools.
For more information, see www.goanywheremft.com/products.
5250 programs directly (and vice versa).
existing RPG programs to a Web interface.