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  • Alexander Zaitchik on "Common Nonsense: Glenn Beck and the Triumph of Ignorance" September 2, 2010
    Glenn Beck organized a much-publicized "Restoring Honor" rally on Saturday in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. Beck's fans reportedly number in the millions, and Saturday's rally drew nearly 100,000 supporters. We speak with Alexander Zaitchik, author of Common Nonsense: Glenn Beck and the Triumph of Ignorance. [includes r […]
  • Appeals Court Ruling Allows Government to Use GPS to Track People's Moves September 2, 2010
    A federal court in California has issued a ruling that's raising widespread alarm among advocates for civil liberties. Earlier this month, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said law enforcement agents can sneak onto a person's property, plant a GPS device on their vehicle, and track their every movements. The court's ruling means t […]
  • After Years of Organizing, Domestic Workers Win Bill of Rights Law in New York September 2, 2010
    New York Governor David Paterson has signed into law a measure establishing a landmark set of working standards for housekeepers, nannies and other domestic workers. With the signing of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, New York becomes the first state where domestic workers will be guaranteed overtime pay after a forty-hour workweek, at least one day off […]
  • As Pakistan Floods Continue Moving South, Calls for Debt Cancellation Grow September 2, 2010
    In Pakistan, torrential rains a month ago that triggered unprecedented floods have moved steadily from north to south, engulfing a fifth of the country. Seventeen million people have been affected, and some five million have lost their homes. Meanwhile, a movement to cancel Pakistan’s external debt is now underway as campaigners plan a protest in front of Pa […]
  • Headlines for September 2, 2010 September 2, 2010
    Palestinians: Obama Vows to "Stop the Settlements", Biden Marks Nominal End to US Combat Operations in Iraq, Over 60 Killed in Pakistan Air Strikes, Justice Dept. Charges Mehsud with CIA Bombing in Afghanistan, UN Increases Estimate of DRC Rape Victims, Evacuations Ordered in NC Ahead of Hurricane Earl, Armed Suspect Killed After Taking Hostages at […]
  • "Security for Everyone, Not Just Settlers and Occupiers" - Ali Abunimah on Opening of US-Brokered Mideast Peace Talks September 1, 2010
    US-brokered talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority begin today in Washington. Both sides agreed to sit down last month after the US successfully pressured Palestinian leaders to drop their precondition of an Israeli settlement freeze. On the eve of the summit, Palestinian militants killed four Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. We speak […]
  • Invisible War: How Thirteen Years of US-Imposed Economic Sanctions Devastated Iraq Before the 2003 Invasion September 1, 2010
    While the US invasion and occupation of Iraq over the past seven years has inflicted multiple disasters on the country, many argue that the US assault on Iraq really began twenty years ago with the US-imposed economic sanctions. Joy Gordon, author of Invisible War: The United States and the Iraq Sanctions, writes, "U.S. policymakers effectively turned a […]
  • Withdrawal or Enduring Presence? US Military Continues to Invest Hundreds of Millions in Iraq Bases September 1, 2010
    In his Oval Office address Tuesday night, President Obama said the US had closed or transferred hundreds of bases to the Iraqis. But many US bases remain in Iraq, as well as the massive US embassy in Baghdad, the size of eighty football fields. We play a report on US bases in Iraq by independent journalist Jacquie Soohen of Big Noise Films. [includes rush tr […]
  • "Iraq Is a Shattered Country" - Nir Rosen on Obama Declaring an End to US Combat Mission in Iraq September 1, 2010
    President Obama declared an end to the combat mission in Iraq Tuesday night in the second Oval Office address of his presidency. Although tens of thousands of US troops, special operations forces and private contractors remain in Iraq, Obama announced that Operation Iraqi Freedom is now officially over. We go to Baghdad to speak with independent journalist N […]
  • Headlines for September 1, 2010 September 1, 2010
    Obama Declares End to US Combat Operations in Iraq, 4 Israeli Settlers Killed on Eve of Mideast Talks, Study: CEOs Who Fired Most Workers Earned Highest Pay, Bank Profits Soar, But Lending Drops, Murkowski Concedes Alaska GOP Senate Primary, 5 Arrested After Shots Fired at New York Mosque, Seattle Man Charged with Hate Crime after Attack on Turban-Wearing Cl […]

Massage Tools

Here are some of my favorite Self-Massage Tools

Jacknobber II – $8.00 (colors vary)

The Jacknobber II is very useful for tight muscles in the upper back. The Jacknobber sits like a tripod with one knob jutting straight out to lean into. Use it on a highback chair, on the floor or on a wall. You can attach a series of rubber bands to lower the Jacknobber II behind you on the wall (for those of us who have trouble reaching up or down their back). I always keep one in my car to use at stoplights.

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Mini Backsie – $11.95

The Mini Backsie is another “must have” tool for self massage. It’s great for lower back issues. Use it on a high-back chair (computer chairs work great) or on the ground. Place it horizontally just above the small of your back so that your spine sits between the two humps. Let your intuition guide you on how long to leave it in one place. You may only want to leave it in one spot for a few seconds then drop it down just a little each time until you reach your hip bones. On the ground, you can use it in between your shoulder blades down to your low back. Clasp your hands behind your head to widen your shoulder blades. The floor is not as forgiving as a chair so two-second increments may be the longest time you can handle. Your spine may even receive beneficial adjustments!

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