Low back pain is a common musculoskeletal disorder which affects the lumbar segment of the spine. It can be either acute, subacute or chronic in its clinical presentation. Typically, the symptoms of low back pain do show significant improvement within two to three months from its onset. In a significant number of individuals, low back pain tends to be recurrent in nature with a waxing and waning quality to it. In a small proportion of sufferers this condition can become chronic. Population studies show that back pain affects most adults at some stage in their life and accounts for more sick leave and disability than any other single medical condition.[citation needed] An acute lower back injury may be caused by a traumatic event, like a car accident or a fall. It occurs suddenly and its victims will usually be able to pinpoint exactly when it happened. In acute cases, the structures damaged will more than likely be soft tissue like muscles, ligaments and tendons. With a serious accident or due to osteoporosis or other causes of weakened vertebral bones, vertebral fractures in the lumbar spine may also occur. At the lowest end of the spine, some patients may have tailbone pain (also called coccyx pain or coccydynia). Others may have pain from their sacroiliac joint at the bottom of the lumbar spine, called sacroiliac joint dysfunction (see sacroiliac joint for more information) . Chronic lower back pain usually has a more insidious onset, occurring over a long period of time. Physical causes may include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, degeneration of the discs between the vertebrae, or a spinal disc herniation, a vertebral fracture (such as from osteoporosis), or rarely, a tumor (including cancer) or infection. The cause may also be psychological or emotional or due to other non anatomical factors. For the vast majority of patients, low back pain can be treated with non surgical care. Spinal manipulation for acute or chronic pain. A clinical prediction rule can guide who is most likely to respond to manipulation. Muscle relaxants for acute or chronic pain. Antidepressants for chronic low back pain.[4] Intensive multidisciplinary treatment programs may help subacute[3] or chronic low back pain. Acupuncture may help chronic pain; however, a more recent randomized controlled trial suggested significant difference between real and sham acupuncture. Additional treatments have been more recently reviewed by the Cochrane Collaboration: Massage therapy may benefit some patients. Ice and/or heat application (or moist heat) has uncertain benefit. Individual randomized controlled trials, thus interpretation may be subject to publication bias, also confounded by absence of double blinding have shown benefit for: Viniyoga, Iyengar, and Hatha yoga (small trial). Correcting leg length difference may help. To correct leg length difference, insert a hard rubber or cork heel pad into the shoe of the short leg if the difference between the two legs is 3/8ths inch or less. If more, have a shoe repairman build up the sole and heel. Taper the toe to avoid tripping. If more than 3/4 inch, start with 1/2 of what you need so that your body can adjust. Muscle Energy Technique (MET) may help (small study). This definition is part of a series that covers the topic of Back and Neck Pain. The Official Guide to Back and Neck Pain is Jesse Cannone. Recognized as one of the leading fitness trainers in the United States, Jesse has helped millions achieve their weight loss and fitness goals through his articles, books, audio programs, videos, and seminars. In addition to being a certified fitness trainer, Jesse holds many other certifications, including Post Rehabilitation Specialist, Specialist in Performance Nutrition, and Master Fitness Trainer. 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At Denny's Plaza, festival goers looked over custom import cars, such as Hondas and BMWs at the Spartanburg Rides car show, a new event for the 2012 festival. Gospel singers performed near Denny's Plaza, while two rock bands played on stages on West Main. On Church Street, those attending could treat themselves to a wide variety of festival foods such as pizza, corn dogs, gyros, boiled peanuts, kettle corn and ice cream. Spartanburg residents Ann Staggs and Raymond Floyd sat on a bench in the shade near the corner of Main and Church streets and enjoyed some ice cream. Staggs said the two ate lunch after church, and then came downtown. we've been observing and watching I love the people, said Staggs, who tries to attend the event each year. a beautiful day to be outside. I like the music and the dog thing (Disc Connected K9s) is cute. Family Fun Zone, for younger attendees, on South Church Street was packed with families and children waiting in line at a miniature Ferris wheel, inflatable slides and bounce houses and other carnival rides. Conveniently located next to the kids' area were stands for ice cream, shaved ice, cotton candy and face painting. Mickey Mouse and SpongeBob SquarePants were available for hugs and photo opportunities. Local businesses, agencies and organizations set up shop for the festival along South Church, including the Spartanburg Deadly Dolls, Spartanburg's year old roller derby team. Team vice president Stephanie Westrup, aka Mad Hattress, said the three day festival was great for raising awareness for the team, and the Dolls took home about $400 from a bake sale during the event. Several Dolls skated through the crowd handing out information about team practices. lot of people have no idea Spartanburg has its own roller derby team, Westrup said. definitely going to be here (at Spring Fling) next year. who coordinates special events for the public safety department, estimated that about 75,000 people came out for Spring Fling this year. The larger than usual crowd on Friday night made up for smaller than usual Saturday attendance. is moderate, Suber said. been incident free people are behaving themselves. It's been great. The performances on the stages have been really good, and the dog show was very popular. People are enjoying themselves. I'm happy. Spring Fling ends three day run with crowds, cars, dogsBy Jenny ArnoldSunday in downtown Spartanburg had a good crowd enjoying the Spring Fling activities, music and food. Kids ride the miniature train. Main Street residents Marci and Rick Kloskey walked with their granddaughter, Leigh, 5, to Morgan Square to watch the Disc Connected K9s, the high flying Frisbee dogs that were a major attraction this year. The Kloskeys came to Spring Fling three times during the weekend. Marci Kloskey said she enjoys the safe, family atmosphere of the festival. watched the church band this morning, we did the rides and watched the bike races you can see the turn (during the race) from our balcony, said Marci Kloskey. we're going to try to get a good seat in the shade and watch the dogs. Main Street, vendors sold everything from jewelry and handbags to wood crafts, paintings and caricature drawings. At Denny's Plaza, festival goers looked over custom import cars, such as Hondas and BMWs at the Spartanburg Rides car show, a new event for the 2012 festival. Gospel singers performed near Denny's Plaza, while two rock bands played on stages on West Main. On Church Street, those attending could treat themselves to a wide variety of festival foods such as pizza, corn dogs, gyros, boiled peanuts, kettle corn and ice cream. Spartanburg residents Ann Staggs and Raymond Floyd sat on a bench in the shade near the corner of Main and Church streets and enjoyed some ice cream. Staggs said the two ate lunch after church, and then came downtown. we've been observing and watching I love the people, said Staggs, who tries to attend the event each year. a beautiful day to be outside. I like the music and the dog thing (Disc Connected K9s) is cute. Family Fun Zone, for younger attendees, on South Church Street was packed with families and children waiting in line at a miniature Ferris wheel, inflatable slides and bounce houses and other carnival rides. Conveniently located next to the kids' area were stands for ice cream, shaved ice, cotton candy and face painting. Mickey Mouse and SpongeBob SquarePants were available for hugs and photo opportunities. Local businesses, agencies and organizations set up shop for the festival along South Church, including the Spartanburg Deadly Dolls, Spartanburg's year old roller derby team. Team vice president Stephanie Westrup, aka Mad Hattress, said the three day festival was great for raising awareness for the team, and the Dolls took home about $400 from a bake sale during the event. Reflective Silver 13s,Are you the type that can't envision something until you see it right before your eyes? This can be a problem when you're designing a room it's hard to be inspired by those tiny paint samples. Thanks to the wonders of technology, you can hop onto the web, and using some of the many online tools available, decorate a fantasy room, right down to the furniture placement, color of the walls and accessories. 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Szigeti has been the president and CEO of Better Brands, a national distributor of wine, beer and distilled spirits, since 1997, but he is a former HLTA board member and past president of the Hawaii Food Industry Association as well as a board member of the Hawaii Restaurant Association. House of Representatives. Jeffrey Hentz has taken the helm as CEO of the Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Hentz recently served as executive director and CEO for California's Destination Yosemite/Mariposa County Convention and Visitors Bureau. He has more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience in the travel and tourism industry. Sandy Lane resort in Barbados named Randall Wilkie general manager. Wilkie formerly was general manager at Cobbler's Cove Hotel in Barbados and prior to that served with several hotels in Jamaica and Antigua over a 26 year period. Caribbean Airlines appointed Clive Forbes general manager, responsible for the airline's Jamaican operations. Forbes, formerly general manager at the Caribbean Shipping Association, replaced Will Rogers, who has been acting general manager at the airline since February 2011. offer 'Beercation' packageThe JW Marriott Chicago has partnered with the Lagunitas Brewing Co. to offer the Lagunitas Beercation package through Dec. 31. Reflective Silver 13s Cameron I. He was 85. As a teenager, Anderson sold shoes in the Kinney store his father managed in Wausau, Wis. To his parents' consternation, he left the University of Minnesota a month before graduation to manage his own Kinney store in Madison, Wis., said June Anderson, his wife of 60 years. Anderson spent 45 years with Kinney, once the nation's largest full service family shoe retailer. He was promoted to president in 1979 and retired as president and CEO in 1989. He was instrumental in launching Kinney's Foot Locker subsidiary in 1974. While the Kinney name has disappeared from the retail scene, Foot Locker today has 1,911 stores in 21 countries, including 1,171 in the United States. Anderson proved himself a seer in 1985 when The New York Times asked about trends in athletic footwear. "Just supply enough Air Jordans," he said, referring to the Nike brand endorsed by Michael Jordan, then a Chicago Bulls rookie. "It's going to be one of the biggies." A onetime member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness, Anderson practiced what he preached. Until last year, when he learned he had lymphoma, he walked two miles a day at a local health club. Asked what her husband wore on his feet, June Anderson said, "Nikes or Reeboks or whatever. He knew his shoes." Anderson made international headlines in 1990 and it had nothing to do with Nikes or Reeboks. He went to Germany to hand deliver a 14th century sheepskin manuscript to its rightful owner, Baron Helmut Haller von Hallerstein. Anderson, a soldier during World War II, came into the manuscript's possession at the castle of Grossgrundlach, near Nuremburg, in the war's closing days. The document, which described a dispute over land and timber rights, had hung on the wall of his New Jer sey home. Anderson decided to look into the document's history after reading about the unrelated theft of Germany's Quedlinburg treasures. He sent a copy of the manuscript to the curator of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts at the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York City. "I thought it was a nice souvenir from the war," he told The Record. "As it turned out, the document proved to be quite interesting." He added, laughing: "I knew I would return it, because I did not want the West German police pulling up in front of my house in a black Mercedes to take me away." Anderson, a 45 year resident of Allendale, is survived by his wife; his children, Marilyn Bristow of Frankfort, Ill., James C. Anderson of Allendale and Robert M. 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