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"We wanted to make should be experienced at the made his way to the stage on than when this crisis began. year old, and his tiny fingers open the doors to the commu- sure everyone on the Seacoast Music Hall. Since 1878, the th M ll in Washington, DC, Our minds are no less inven- clenched his mother's arms nity for the inaugural address and downtown, residents and Music Hall has been a place the crowd t the Music Hall tive, our goods and services while she held him on her lap, on Tuesday, January 20, with a businesses, had the opportu- of celebration, discussion and rose to their feet and cheered. no less needed than they were while seated in a red velvet live broadcast projected onto nity to share and celebrate this debate, and we all want to But the walls shook with last week or last month or last chair on the upper level of the the big screen onstage. The historic day in our own com- make sure this continues on," a roar of applause, not only year. Our capacity remains Music Hall. tickets were available for free munity great room, and on Lynch added. inside the Music Hall, but undiminished. But our time The mother was Cauca- first-come, first-serve, and the widest possible screen." At the Music Hall, the across the country and the of standing pat, of protect- sian, the father seated next were gone within four hours Working with the City of inauguration was broadcast globe, when, a few minutes ing narniw interests and put- to her was African American, once available. Portsmouth and cable provid- on the same site where Fred- after noon Eastern time, ting off unpleasant decisions and the child, wide-eyed and "When we learned the er Comcast, the Music Hall's rick Douglass spoke, where Mama was officially sworn — that time has surely passed. curious, turned his head to inauguration was falling on a film department gained clear- suffragists gathered, and in as the 44th President of the Starting today, we must pick look at the screen, where a busy weekday just following ance to broadcast the inaugu- where residents saw history- United States of America. ourselves up, dust ourselves O A AA C nt. n I SA. AGE 2A I Arukt•mc EWS A UA Y 2 , 200 I Va. 35, No 02 A A C_ EWS.COM oca y Ow e & O e a e o O e 0 Yea s COMMU I Y A A IC EWS En p n th S t Ow e & u is e • Mic ae . Co e y Penguin Bash to kick-off SONH Co u is e • Mic e e M. 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Adjuster, can lead to worlds and arm pain, allergies, sinus In the entire state of New of wonder in the overall ben- conditions, ear infections, Hampshire, only three chiro- efits to your health. constipation, migraines, practic offices use the very What's more, people are poor circulation, asthma, latest in cutting edge tech- never too young to start carpal tunnel, ulcers or any nology to serve you, your taking care of their nervous other nagging medical con- spine, and your entire body system first and foremost so dition, call Arsenault Family with the finest care avail- that the rest of the body can Chiropractic Center to learn able. reap the rewards of proper more about what the staff That technology, called circuitry. of caring professionals can the ProAdjuster, can only "Most people don't know do to have you back on your be found at one chiropractic that 80 percent of babies are feet and feeling good again. office in the greater Seacoast born misaligned," Dr. Arse- "There are people who region: Arsenault Family nault explains, adding that have been coming to me Chiropractic Center. the ProAdjuster has a spe- regularly for 15 years, since There, not one but three cial adapter just for the little I first opened the doors, sim- ProAdjuster units are avail- ones that allows safe and ply because it helps them able to Dr. Mark Arsenault's reliable results to realign spi- maintain a good level of clients, many of whom have nal columns in infants who health and well being," Dr. been visiting him for the 15 EASY A US — r. M r Ar n lt th tt n d t hn l n n th r Adj t r are even only a few months Arsenault says. Now, with years he has been in practice n p t nt. h pl , p nl t hn th t dv n d p nt n th f ld, nd nl old. the all-new advanced Pro- at his North Hampton loca- v l bl n th S t r n t Ar n lt l Ch r pr t C nt r. Before those babies are Adjuster, there is another — Atl nt h t b M r Ch r. tion, born, expectant moms can reason to find out how good "I try to be the guy with Adjuster than uses the same them? the nervous system," Dr. also benefit from a visit to you can feel again. the top technology. I want soft tapping technology "The units are expensive, Arsenault says. Having a the chiropractic office. Dr. For more information to offer the best that's avail- with the hand-held device so that could keep some peo- thorough initial examina- Arsenault says that he has about the Arsenault Fam- able out there and try to to made the spinal adjust- ple from buying them, but tion to determine what's seen countless women, who ily Chiropractic Center, visit stay on the cutting edge," ments necessary to have the I think that also you have good, what's bad and what were suffering from carrying www.arsenaultchiro.com ; Dr. Arsenault explaigs, while patient feeling great again, many people who are just set needs to be done is the first the extra weight of a grow- call (603) 964-1460; or stop demonstrating the fronders with no "snap, crackle and in their ways," Dr. Arsenault step. Then, applying rou- ing baby, stand up and walk by their office at 29 Lafayette of ProAdjuster. pops" necessary. says. "They've been doing tine adjustments can keep off in smiling comfort once Road in North Hampton. 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For mouth Avenue in Exeter, obese children and adoles- starters, children can get off offers group fitness, weight cents are more likely to have the couch and head to Ele- loss programs, aerobic and risk factors associated with ments for Kids Gym each strength training, infrared cardiovascular disease, such weekend. According to Per- sauna, personal training, and as high blood pressure, high kins, if all goes well, the pro- Y MA K C AG I Kids Gym is an ambitious Perkins. hydromassage for women, cholesterol, and Type 2 dia- gram could expand to add A A IC- EWS S A W I E weekend project fresh under- That idea has sprouted to among other healthy lifestyle betes, than are other children after school hours at some EXETER I Get off the way as of this month, where full fruition, and now parents programs. and adolescents, according to point in the future. couch. That's the message children between the ages of can drop their children off Now, with the Kids Gym, the CDC. To learn more about the — and the technique — for 6-11 can exercise under the every Saturday and Sunday Elements has branched out Obese children and ado- Kids Gym at Elements, for the all-new Kids Gym at Ele- supervision of health profes- for two-hour exercise ses- into an increasingly-irnpor- lescents are more likely to rates and to learn how to get sionalsments forwho Women in Exeter.know how to sions from 2-4 p.m. During tant division: Keeping chil- become obese as adults. For a discount with a five-session What's more, the pro- make keeping fit fun. that time, participants can dren fit. example, one study found punchcard Kids Gym pack- gram also frees up valuable "It all got started based on take part in organized sports Adolescent obesity has that approximately 80 per- age, visit www.elementsfor- weekend hours for parents feedback from our members and games to work on agility, been on a sharp incline in cent of children who were womennh.com, or call the who have errands to run, who wanted to see a program endurance, and an entertain- recent years across the coun- overweight at aged 10 to fitness center at (603) 772- and want to see their children for the kids," says Elements ing approach to good health. try. According to the United 15 years were obese adults 3881. healthy, happy and active. for Women owner Brenda Two separate studios at States Center for Disease at age 25 years. Another Hampton Curves offers free weight management classes S ECIA O E A A C EWS ing new research findings of Weight management Plan and ton, through a series of DVDs chase a bundle including. A ton. 'This dynamic program HAMPTON I Curves the Exercise & Sport Nutri- the secret that makes the plan that will alternate teaching bottle each of Curves' multi- and the book are brand-new, of Hampton is offering free tion Laboratory at Texas A&M work. with hands-on activities. Par- vitamin and Curves' calcium and packed with cutting-edge weight management classes University. Now, Hampton • Special Topics Classes (30 ticipants will be encouraged to supplements; a can of Curves' information and lots of practi- to teach its proven method women can learn the power- minutes) covering a different make a weekly appointment protein shake; and a copy of cal advice that women can use for losing weight and raising ful secret that has helped mil- topic each month, including to weigh in with their weight the new book 'The Curves Fit- immediately. Every woman metabolism. These classes, lions of women lose millions "Smart Grocery Shopping," management coach, who will ness & Weight Management who is even thinking about which begin Wednesday, Feb- of pounds and keep them off "Choosing the Right Carbohy- provide accountability. Plan." Products are available losing weight should definitely ruary 11 at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., for good. drates," "Eating Out," "Emo- All classes are free to mem- for purchase separately and no check out the free classes." For are open to members and non- The program includes: tional Eating" and more. bers and non-members, but purchase is required to attend more information, call Denise members. • Start-Up Class (90 min- Classes will be taught by participants will be able to classes. Johnson at (603) 929-8601; e- More studied than any utes) for first-time participants. Curves' Registered Dietitian, take advantage of special pric- "We're excited to be offer- mail [email protected]; other program, Curves' classes • Phase 3 (30 minutes) Nadia Rodman, and facili- ing on essential tools that will ing free weight management or visit www.curves.com. nh@ to teachare based theon the groundbreak- last and most tated by weight management enhance their success. 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Palomar's StarLux Pulsed a personal experience I had fectllc.com; call the,Office at The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has identified the source Light System. The technique going in to have laser hair (603) 778-0889; or simply stop of the outbreak as contaminated peanut butter paste manufactured in a plant owned by Peanut Corporation of America (PCA). The peanut paste offers the most versatile, effec- removal," Tarzia says. "It was by the office at 91 Portsmouth was distributed to other manufacturers to be used in many food products. tive and comfortable treat- a nurse who did the work for _A e ue: i Statham to learn The FDA and food manufacturers have been working to identify prod-
ment of unwanted hair, sun me, and we got talking about moo, ucts that may be affected and to track the supply chain of those products to ' identify them and filcilitate their removal. spots, rosacea, age spots and it and one thing led to another. s - tiol i e. oo 4_ Theft:fit-has Created asearchable list of products and brands associated spider veins. I decided to go into business s gi ã êrfect: u • with the expanded PCA recall. This list is available at www.accessdataida. Tarzia, a Rhode Island for myself. The experience has yours certainly can be, by see- gov /scripts/ peanutbutterrecall/ index.cfm. The list will be updated on a Y MA K C AG native, is a registered nurse been really good." ing what options are avail- regular basis as additional recalls occur and information is received by the A A IC EWS SIMI W I E who spent more than a Now in her second year able to you at SKINPERFECT. FDA from the industry. Consumers are encouraged to view the list and STRATHAM Looking decade in the medical field with SKINPERFECT, Tarzia Whether it's a photofacial you check their shelves and pantries at home for any of the affected products. good for life has never been Peanut butter in jars is not a product of PCA and is not considered contami- so easy. nated at this time. In New Hampshire, the Department of Health and Human Services What's more, in today's is monitoring potential cases in the Granite State, working with distribu- trying economic times, it has SKINPE (FECT, tors and grocers to see that recalled products are removed from shelves, never made more sense to and testing human and food samples for possible contamination with stop wasting money on quick 2S4d l C% xth t & tt x Salmonella. fixes and correct those cos- "We are closely monitoring this ongoing situation and working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help control the spread of metic issues once and for all. working at Exeter Hospital admits that the economy has need, help with those frustrat- illness," said DHHS Director of Public Health, Dr. Jose Montero. "Our Food "People spend so much before venturing into the art taken a toll on businesses of ing imperfections, treatment Protection Section, Disease Control and Surveillance Section, and the Public money over so many years of laser treatment and skin all sorts and at every level, for sun damage, creeping Health Lab employees are experienced and working hard to monitor and on things like waxing, it aesthetics. and knows that people are hairs, or simply are ready to control this outbreak." Although she continues looking for ways to save start looking younger again 'The health of the citizens of New Hampshire is our primary concern in seems like such a waste to a situation such as this," said Nicholas Toumpas, commissioner of DHHS. me. Why not just get it done to work through the hospital, money where they can. That's and feel better because of it, "We urge residents to avoid eating any products that have been recalled or and over with and fix it once much of her time now is spent why she says that, in addition rest assured that Tarzia, with identified as potentially contaminated. Businesses have done a very good and for all," says Carla Tar- welcoming clients — both to free consultations, she is her extensive experience in job of removing these products from sale, but we want to make sure the zia, owner of SKNPERFECT men and women, and young always looking for new ways the medical field, is the perfect general public gets the same message." For more information, visit www. and old — from throughout to pass money-saving deals person to turn to for advice, dhhs.nh.gov, ssww.fda.gov/oc/opacom/hottopics/salmonellatyph.html, Aesthetic Treatment Center in or www.cdc.gov / salmonella / typhimurium. For questions about peanut Statham. the Greater Seacoast region on to her clients. expertise and experience. butter safety or Salmonella, call the NH DElliS Communicable Disease SKINPERFECT is a pre- who turn to SKINPERFECT "I offer all sorts of spe- Control Section at (603) 271-4496 or (800) 852-3345, ext. 4496.
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Orthopaedics/ Core Physicians ing joint replacement to relieve an evolution of implant mate- Joint preservation proce- and the Center for Orthopae- chronic pain so that they can riaLs like titanium and cobalt dures have the potential to dic and Arthritis Care at Exeter return to their active lifestyle. chromium, precision computer improve the results of these Hospital (www.exeterhospital. These are people who are not controlled implant manufactur- already extremely successful com) has been involved in joint sick, they just have a bad hip ing, and tissue sparing surgical procedures. The best candi- replacement for more than 20 or knee. Wth advances in the techniques. This has led to the dates for joint preservation pro- years. His joint replacement field of joint replacement, peo- modern hip resurfacing that cedures are those with severe, experience includes engi- ple can expect pain free move- is expected to perform better painful osteoarthritis who want neer designing, researching ment along with implants that AY A (A SOCKE — Cincinnati Reds catcher (and hip than the previous designs and to return to an active lifestyle. implants and performing hip will last several decades and replacement recipient) Johnny Bench is pictured here with Dr. possibly better than traditional However, these procedures are and knee replacement surgery allow them to return to the Thomas McGovern when the Baseball Hall-of-Earner visited Exeter hip replacement. There are, major surgery and need proper at Exeter Hospital He can be activities they enjoy. Hospital in 2006. — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo however, people who are not preparation before surgery and contacted at (603) 778-7975. People considering joint four decades to treat people tennis. The need for artificial good candidates for joint resur- replacement to relieve the pain with painful hip and knee joints that perform like natural facing due to health issues or Cl n Y r C l n th ht W of movement are younger, joints. Over the years, implant joints without restrictions has individual hip joint anatomy. healthier and more active than technology and surgical tech- inspired the concept of joint Knee joint preservation, ever before. Joint replacement niques have improved and preservation. like the hip, uses implants that designers and surgeons are there are now procedures that This concept uses newly replace part of the knee joint responding to this new popu- reliably restore pain-free move- designed implants that replace and preserve natural healthy lation by developing implants ment Some of the options for the worn out, diseased part joint tissue. The procedure is and surgical techniques that those considering joint replace- of the joint while preserving called Partial Knee Replace- allow these people to return to ment include artificial joints, as much natural, healthy joint ment. The anatomy of the knee an active lifestyle. joint preservation and hip joint tissue as possible. The result is basically divided into three Last year, more than resurfacing. is pain-free movement with regions called compartments. 800,000 Americans had hip or Artificial joints reliably a joint replacement that per- Total Knee Replacement uses knee replacement Painful, and accomplish pain free move- forms more like a natural hip implants designed to replace often debilitating, osteoarthritis merit in most cases, but they do or knee. all three compartments with affects over 47 million people have some limitations. These Hip joint preservation uses a combination of metal and in the United States and that limitations may restrict people a pickedure called Hip Resur- plastic. Partial knee replace- number has increased due to from fully taking part in activi- facing. This is a type of hip ments are used when the worn the aging Baby Boomers, as ties that require an extreme replacement that replaces the or diseased tissue is limited to well as greater life expectancy. range of motion, such as certain hip ball-and-socket with metal- one or two compartments. The Joint replacement surgery yoga positions, or running and lic implants and preserves implants are als6‘ metal and has been used for more than cutting sports, such as singles more of the natural hip joint tis- plastic, but allow preservation
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