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Atomic Theory Timeline
Major World Events
Ancient Greeks and RomansLeucippus - A Greek philosopher who was born and presumably died in the 1st half of the 500's BC, in Miletus or Abdera, Greece. He was among the earliest philosophers of atomism, the idea that everything is composed entirely of various imperishable, indivisible elements called atoms.
As early at the 5th century B.C, Greek philosophers like Leucippus and Democritus have suggested the existence of imperishable, indivisable elements called atoms. This is the basic model of a basic atom.
Democritus - A pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, who was born in Greece in the year 460 B.C. and died in 370 B.C.
He was a student of Leucippus and co-originator of the belief that all matter is made up of various imperishable, indivisible elements which he called atoma, or indivisible units, a.k.a the atom.
Aristotle - A Greek philosopher and a student of Plato. He was born in Greece in 384 BC and died in March of 322 BC. He founded the five main elements. They were fire, earth, air, water and aether. They each have there own meaning. Aether is all the stars, plants and heavens.
1700-1800Antoine Lavoisier – Born in Paris, France on August 26, 1743 and died on May 8, 1794 by being beheaded at the height of the French Revolution. He was called the "father of modern chemistry". Lavoisier made multiple contributions to the world of chemistry between 1770 and 1790. He stated the first Law of the Conservation of Mass. He also named oxygen in 1778 and named hydrogen in 1783 as elements. This lead to Lavoisier creating the first ever Periodic Table of Elements. Also in these years, he introduced the metric system.
Joseph Priestly – A natural philosopher born in England on March 26, 1733 and died on February 8, 1804. From 1774 to 1780, Priestly conducted research experiments on air that led to his discovery of oxygen. Priestly also made connections between oxygen and respiration.
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb – A physicist born in France on June 14, 1736 and died on August 23, 1806. From 1779 to 1785 Coulomb conducted research experiments that led him to discovering Coulomb's Law. Coulomb's Law states that the magnitude of the electrostatic force between electric charges is directly proportional to the product of the magnitudes and inversely proportional the square of the distance between the charges.
1800-1875John Dalton – Born in England on September 6, 1766 and died on July 27, 1844, Dalton was a chemist, meteorologist, and physicist. From 1800 to 1805, Dalton did research that would led to the development of the atomic theory. He also created Dalton's Law, which is about water absorbing gasses and partial pressures.
Five main points of Dalton's Atomic Theory:
Jons Jakob Berzelius – A chemist born in Sweden on August 20, 1779 and died on August 7, 1848. Along with Dalton and Lavoisier, he is considered one of the "fathers of chemistry." From 1828 to 1833, Berzelius compiled a table of relative atomic weights and stated that elements are built up from atoms of hydrogen. In this time he also identified silicon, selenium, thorium, and cerium.
William Crookes – A chemist and physicist born in England on June 17, 1832 and died April 4, 1919. In 1861, Crookes discovered an element with a bright green emission line in its spectrum, naming it Thallium. In 1895, Crookes discovered helium. He invented the Crookes' radiometer, and also the Crookes tube to study canal rays. In 1871 Crookes also published many papers on spectroscopy.
1875-1900Wilhelm Roentgen – A physicist born in Prussia on March 27, 1845 and died on February 10, 1923. On November 8, 1895, Roentgen produced and detected electromagnetic radiation in a wavelength range, presently known as X-Rays.
J.J. Thomson – Was born in the United Kingdom, on December 18, 1856 and died on August 30, 1940. In 1897, Thomson was credited for the discovery of the electron and of isotopes, the proposition of the plum pudding model of the atom, and the invention of the mass spectrometer.
Henri Becquerel – A physicist born in France on December 15, 1852 and died on August 25, 1908. In 1896, Becquerel accidentally discovered the spontaneous emission of nuclear radiation by wrapping fluorescent material in photographic plates and finding them fully exposed after being locked in a closet for multiple days. In 1898, Becquerel and his wife Marie Curie studied radioactive materials, like pitchblende (the ore from which uranium is extracted.) These studies led to Curie and Becquerel releasing an article proclaiming their discovery of the element Polonium. In late December of 1898, they announced the existence of a second element, Radium.
Marie Curie – A physicist and chemist born in Poland on November 7, 1867 and died on July 4, 1934. In 1898, Curie and her husband Henri Becquerel studied radioactive materials, like pitchblende (the ore from which uranium is extracted.) These studies led to Curie and Becquerel releasing an article proclaiming their discovery of the element Polonium. In late December of 1898, Curie announced the existence of a second element, Radium.
1900-1915Ernest Rutherford – A nuclear physicist born in New Zealand on August 30, 1871 and died on October 19, 1937. Rutherford became known as the "father" of nuclear physics. From 1900 to 1903, Rutherford researched the transmutation of elements. In this time, Rutherford discovered the "half-life" of a sample of radioactivity. In 1907, he conducted the experiments that discovered the nuclear nature of atoms. His interpretation of this experiment led him to the Rutherford model of the atom having a very small positively charged nucleus orbited by electrons. He was the first scientist to transmute one element into another at the time he converted nitrogen into oxygen. He is also responsible for the "gold-foil" experiment.
Robert Andrews Millikan – A physicist born in the United States on March 22, 1868 and died on December 19, 1953. From 1909 to 1913, Millikan experimented with charges and was successful in measuring the charge on an electron. In later years, Millikan did work on the "photoelectric effect" and cosmic rays.
Albert Einstein – A theoretical physicist born in Germany on March 14, 1879 and died on April 18, 1955. In 1910, he wrote a paper that described the effect of light scattered by individual molecules in the atmosphere, answering the question "why the sky is blue." In 1911, he published a paper about the effects of gravity on light, the gravitational redshift and the gravitational deflection of light. It helped astronomers discover ways of detecting the deflection during a solar eclipse. In 1915, Einstein published his General Theory of Relativity, which explains gravitation as distortion of the structure of space-time by matter, affecting the inertial motion of other matter.
- (His later-year contributions include relativistic cosmology, capillary action, critical opalescence, classical problems of statistical mechanics and their connection to quantum theory, an explanation of the Brownian movement of molecules, atomic transition probabilities, the quantum theory of a monatomic gas, thermal properties of light with low radiation density, a theory of radiation, the conception of a unified field theory, and the geometrization of physics. All of these discoveries took place sometime between 1915 and 1930.)
1915-1950Niels Bohr – A physicist born in Denmark on October 7, 1885 and died on November 18, 1962. In 1913, Bohr published his model of atomic structure, which introduced the theory of electrons traveling in orbits around the atom's nucleus. It also stated that the chemical properties of the element were determined greatly by the number of electrons in the outer orbits. In 1927, he and Werner Heisenberg formulated the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics.
Werner Heisenberg – A physicist born in Germany on December 5, 1901 and died on February 1, 1976. In 1925, Heisenberg invented matrix mechanics, which was the first form of quantum mechanics. In 1927, Heisenberg created his renowned "Uncertainty Principle", and worked with Neils Bohr to formulate the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics.
James Chadwick – A physicist born in England on October 20, 1891 and died on July 24, 1974. In 1932, Chadwick discovered that the particle in the nucleus of an atom, later dubbed the "neutron", has no electric charge.
Erwin Schrodinger – A physicist born in Austria-Hungary on August 12, 1887 and died on January 4, 1961. In early 1926, Schrodinger published a paper on wave mechanics and what is presently known as "The Schrodinger Equation", which describes the space and time dependence of quantum mechanical systems. Later, in 1940, Schrodinger wrote around 50 publications on various topics, including the unified field theory. In 1944 he wrote "What is Life?", a book about Negentropy and the concept of a complex molecule with the genetic code for living organisms.


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Goan Fish Curry
By Hank Shaw on August 24, 2015 | 7 Responses
Goa is a part of India that was once controlled by Portugal, and this curry is an amalgam of the two cultures. Any firm fish will work here, but I tend to use lingcod or striped bass.
Posted in Asian, Featured, Fish, Recipe | Tagged asian recipes, curry, fish recipes, stews | 7 Responses
Pheasant Green Curry
By Hank Shaw on February 19, 2015 | 8 Responses
As much as I like Indian curries, I like Thai curries even more. This is a bright, spicy Thai green curry done with pheasant breasts. It's actually a lot easier to make than it looks.
Posted in Asian, Featured, Pheasant, Grouse, Quail, Recipe, Wild Game | Tagged asian recipes, curry, partridges, pheasant, quail, rabbits and hares, stews, Wild Game | 8 Responses
Rabbit Curry
By Hank Shaw on March 28, 2013 | 18 Responses
When you make an Indian rabbit curry, you kinda just gotta call it "Hare Krishna," especially if you use actual hare, as I did. This is, more or less, a south Indian curry.
Posted in Asian, Featured, Recipe, Wild Game | Tagged asian recipes, curry, rabbits and hares, Wild Game | 18 Responses
Thai Red Curry Duck
By Hank Shaw on February 18, 2013 | 19 Responses
Thai red curry with duck is a standard dish in that country's cuisine — in fact, it is thought that ducks were first domesticated in Southeast Asia, so this is about as core a duck recipe as you can get. And it's mad crazy awesome.
Posted in Asian, Ducks and Geese, Featured, Recipe, Wild Game | Tagged asian recipes, curry, ducks, stews, wild food, Wild Game | 19 Responses
Thai Green Curry with Fish
By Hank Shaw on June 15, 2012 | 8 Responses
One of the best things to make when you have firm fish such as shark, swordfish or sturgeon is a stew. And in summer, I love me some Thai green curry when I catch sharks and sturgeon.
Posted in Asian, Featured, Fish, Recipe | Tagged asian recipes, curry, fish recipes, seafood recipes, wild food | 8 Responses


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BYU Football: Scheduling changes looming for BYU football's 2013 season
Quarterback Taysom Hill, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in the final seconds of the win over Utah State, is expected to be the Cougar starter next fall. One of BYU's opponents in 2013, for the second straight year, will be Notre Dame. The Cougars and Fighting Irish will meet again in South Bend.
The two teams agreed to a six-game series in 2010. After next year, no games have been officially announced. "We might take a big break until we play them again," Holmoe said.
However, Holmoe is optimistic that the four other games of the series against Notre Dame — including two in Provo — will be played.
"I think it's a really good series for Notre Dame because if you look at the years we're scheduled to play them, they need games," he said. "They're an independent school like us."
But what about the Irish's recent announcement that they will soon start playing five Atlantic Coast Conference opponents every year?
"They still need seven more games," Holmoe said. "They have some games that they traditionally play. But we're playing them two-for-one, which is a good deal for them. And it's a good game. Going back there this year and playing them strong, we got good feedback from Notre Dame and their administration and staff. There's good respect between their players and our players. It's a good matchup between schools. Notre Dame doesn't play just anybody. They play schools that they feel are good academic schools and schools that stand for something ... Who knows what's going to happen between now and then? I take them a year at a time."
Meanwhile, Holmoe said he has been inundated with positive reaction from BYU fans as a result of scheduling Notre Dame as well as other high-profile opponents.
"That part of independence is by far the most rewarding, outside of exposure. We get great exposure. When we travel to South Bend or Atlanta or Ole Miss, the fans are so grateful. You reach a part of the country, and a part of our fan base, that doesn't get to see us play live. I had literally 50 or 60 people come up to me before and after the game at Notre Dame that said, 'Please come back.' I want to. I think it's great for our program."
For now, Holmoe is back to work, trying to line up opponents for the 2013 season. What the rest of that year's schedule — and BYU's football program — will look like by then is anybody's guess.
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After delivering a health scare last December, Aretha Franklin is poised to take over the music world once again. On May 3rd she's going to release her 38th studio album entitled "Aretha: A Woman Falling Out of Love."
It's been years since we've heard new music from the Queen of Soul, in fact it's been eight years. She released "So Damn Happy" in 2003 and it peaked at 33 on the Billboard charts.
With all the recent hype surrounding Ms. Franklin she should make a much better debut this time around. The 12 track album, according to Eurweb, will only be available exclusively at Walmart. She did say months ago that May was going to be the month of her return. We look forward to seeing her live and in action next month.
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A large, rare and gay animal, nobody knows where the molooly comes from but scientists believe the molooly comes from an egg as it resembles the shape of its body. Because of its homosexual nature there are still debates over how it breeds. Molooly is often used to describe something that is grotesque/obese/homosexual or egg shaped.
Have you put on weight? You look like a molooly!
Your dog humped my leg; I think it is a bit of a malooly (GAY)
My Easter egg was shaped like a molooly.
Your dog humped my leg; I think it is a bit of a malooly (GAY)
My Easter egg was shaped like a molooly.
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After much research into the origins of the molooly, scientists have discovered that it is a-sexual (a creature which impregnates itself). they discovered interesting evidence that the molooly lived close to the time of the dinosaurs, this was discovered in a fossil matching the egg-shaped profile of the molooly. They sujest it survived the death of the dinosaurs because it was most likely in hibernation(sleeping).
Man, you slept through the whole day,...like that thing on animal planet.
by Billy- Bob Johanson June 19, 2004
A fat dumb slow person. An oaf
Fuck me! You are fat and slow.....you molooly!
Oh look, here comes the village molooly.
Oh look, here comes the village molooly.
by H4ppy-potter June 05, 2004
A mythical creature which has the appearance of an ape, its body is egg shaped and is very slow to respond as it is considered an oaf. Their is only 1 gender, so nobody knows where the molooly comes from. Because of all the speculation some people believe the creature to be real, kept underwraps by scientists-but that is simply not true. As there is only 1 gender many people believe the molooly is gay-and is often used as a derogatory term to describe someone with any of the treats/features of a molooly.
If you are intellectually challenged then you are a molooly.
If you dont diet you will resemble a molooly.
If you dont diet you will resemble a molooly.
by Duke *Nukem June 04, 2004
Some people believe a molooly to be a stupid ape like creature which lays eggs, in truth a molooly is a plain old oaf with the appearance of an ape, the rumours about the molooly actually existing got out of hand. A molooly is usually used to describe something that is either obese/gay or for some reason egg shaped in a comical fashion. Someone who takes a long time to respond due to idiocy is often referred as a molooly.
Hey, I saw a fat gay man.....he looked like a molooly.
Why dont you answer me? You are as slow to respond/react as a molooly!
You are an oaf-you are a molooly.
Why dont you answer me? You are as slow to respond/react as a molooly!
You are an oaf-you are a molooly.
by Zuckovsky Macnimally June 04, 2004
A fat dim-witted, slow (mentally and physically) egg shaped creature. The molooly is often in hibernation, between January-December. All moloolys are homosexual, and due to their poor awareness - take weeks to respond to any stimulus. A molooly is often used as a derogatory term.
I saw a molooly on the discovery channel.
Get away from me you fucking molooly!
God damn it! you're as fat and dumb as a molooly
God damn it! you're as fat and dumb as a molooly
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Eliminate Stress-Creating Habits
  - Frank A. Clark
Your stress levels go up, your enjoyment of life goes down. Your health and mental attitude suffer.
What can you do about it?
Try taking an honest inventory of yourself and concentrate on correcting the bad habits that are creating stress in your life. You'll see improvements in your health and well-being, as well as in your business and personal relationships.
Here are a few common bad habits that cause stress, and some tips on correcting them.
You procrastinateYou tell yourself you work better under pressure. There's always tomorrow. What's the rush? If this sounds familiar, you might be a procrastinator.
How to correct this bad habit:
Take the 20-minute challenge: You can do anything for 15-20 minutes. Just get started on it, and after 20 minutes let yourself quit if you want. You're wasting almost that much time thinking up excuses. Even with tasks you detest, you'll feel much less stressed if you just buckle down and get to them.
Create bite-size pieces: Break your home and work projects down into smaller tasks. Cleaning the basement is much easier if your first goal is to empty four boxes, rather than face the mammoth chore of accomplishing everything in one go. Make To Do lists (daily, weekly and monthly). Use and update them constantly.
How will this reduce stress?
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quote: It's a doubly-sad fact that more people died on the nation's roads in the month of September 2001 than in that horrid attack (3,555 vs. ~3000; sources via results of a search on "september 2001 deaths automobile accidents").
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quote: by EasyC on January 6, 2014 at 9:40 AMYou do realize Bush started this after 9/11, right? Oh right, Obama is the cause of everything. I forgot
quote: Regan tripled, yes tripled the National debt in his 2 terms, and its been going up ever since. Obama's numbers are high, but not if you look at percentages
quote: And this NSA thing, who F****ing cares. it doesn't affect my day to day life.
quote: Does it make my world safer or worse.
quote: Revolt? Look what happened in the last American civil war: The rebels lost.
quote: The only way to get rid of them is to cut their funding to zero.
quote: The rebels didn't lose. The real losers were everyone else.
quote: There are no winners in wars, only losers.
quote: Of course there are winners in wars.
quote: The rich profits handsomely from wars regardless of their outcomes,
quote: There are no winners in wars, only losers.
quote: You think voting the party that introduced the problem will solve it?
quote: Move somewhere that the NSA does not reach?


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The fourth edition of the Battletech roleplaying game, produced by Catalyst Game Labs, is called 'A Time of War.'
This edition, running 410 pages and set in 3076, integrates all aspects of the Battletech Universe and offers players the opportunity to add rich detail to the lives of their mechwarriors, or expand into roles with few or no connections to military action at all.
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Need a little advice/help here. We're trying to use two separate Internet connections, through a single switch, with static IP for the T1 and DHCP (using a router) for the DSL. But we are also trying to keep file sharing, network printing, and VOIP phones all working.
I have included a diagram with how we're trying to set our office up, and I'll be more specific with what we're trying to get working:
A. T1 line, connected to a switch, with each PC in the office connected to the switch for Internet access and file sharing. (blue line)
B. DSL line, connected to a router, connected to the same switch. (green line)
C. VOIP phones, connected to switch, using DSL through the router with DHCP (green line)
D. All PCs able to print to printer that is connected to switch. (pink line)
All the colored lines represent exactly how the network cables are run. The only exception is the PCs - the PCs are connected to the VOIP phones, and then the phones connect to the switch - one cable between each device for everything.
In simple terms we're trying to keep our network functionality (file sharing between PCs, internet access, and printing to a central printer) / we're trying to keep our VOIP phones working / We want only the PCs to use the T1 for internet access / we want only the VOIP phones to use the DSL.
So far we haven't been successful. We're not sure if it's a settings thing, a hardware thing, or other. Is this even possible, or do we need different hardware or a different configuration?
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The 6-foot-2 and 230 pound Zeigler played both tight end and defensive end at Jemison High School. As a senior he had 17 receptions for 290 yards and led the team in quarterback sacks with three. He comes from the same high school that produced current UWA single-game rushing record holder Javae Swindle.
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On my site http://www.aspireoneuser.com, how would i add an advertising banner on background (where the textured background is) (CPM advertising such as google adsense or advertising.com)
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|Reviews for My Unwitting Tutor
| happygohangirl chapter 2 . 3/8/2004
Cute story _
I look forward to more!
| v son sayian chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
what will happen next time, will vidy meet her hero agian, will she ever see him fight her father or figure out who he is?
| Nitte iz chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
I love this take!
They are so cute together!
| Shima And Tempis chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
Sounds good so far. Funny, as well. Now what shall be happening? Videl already has some interesting feelings toward Great-Doofus-Man and Gohan. (Mwahaha.)
| Andross937 chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
Wow... This chapter was GREAT! I loved every second of it! Gohan wasn't expecting her to actually hit him was he, though he probably didn't even feel it, and she should have noticed that. The milk pan over his head was great! This story is great! I loved it! Keep it up! See ya!
| ChiaroscuroSoup chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
This was a great chapter! It sounds so funny, her going around calling him Gohan-sensei! But, don't you know it wasn't the Great Saiyan Man in the series, it was the Great Saiyaman.
| escudo-blade chapter 2 . 3/7/2004
As much as I despise the great saiyaman, well, at least you aren't making him dance like a friggin idiot. oh, and great chapter, update soon
| La Wei chapter 1 . 3/4/2004
hey! I just love this story...Can you email me at instead because my netscape won't let me in and I just love this story! please update
| Lotus Blooms chapter 1 . 3/3/2004
Hilarious. I'm a bit confused though... it seems that cell was recently defeated and they're in high school, or is it just me? ANyways it was awesome. Please update soon!
| Gohan-Chan chapter 1 . 2/28/2004
HAHAHAHA this is hilarious please update soon
| ChiaroscuroSoup chapter 1 . 2/28/2004
LOL! This sounds cute!
| v son sayian chapter 1 . 2/27/2004
what will happen while gohan tutors vidy, will vidy get a suitor, will she find any thing out about her new tutor, will gohan eventually apply to her suitor, what will everyone else think of vidy's tutor, will vidy ever meet her savior again, what will happen when she does, will hr father ever hear of him?/ _ I love of a lot of your frazes like 'journy to education'
| Andross937 chapter 1 . 2/27/2004
Wow... This story is great! You should've had Gohan kick his butt first, then get hired for tutor. Oh well, I want more! I'm really enjoying this story so far, and like how the chapters are nice and long. Keep up the good work! See ya! Hope you update soon!
| Fluff Inc chapter 1 . 2/27/2004
cool, videlgohan~! wats w/ d sudden interest in dragonball? lolz jst out of curiousity~ I WOULD READ ANYTHING u wryt... but i may not olwyz review;; heeh, he...
tgal mo ng hndi nag-update~! curse ragnarok~
am gona stop rambling now... jess-chan
| lblue chapter 1 . 2/27/2004
nice fic! when will you continue your other fics? Waiting for the next chapter...


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Obama: OK, but not riveting.
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Kucinich: Amazing. Strong. Smart. Super-likeable.
Gravel: Wacky but loveable. Unelectable.
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Frailty is a common clinical syndrome in older adults that carries an increased risk for poor health outcomes including falls, incident disability, hospitalization, and mortality (1-5). Elucidating its etiology and natural history is therefore critical for identifying high risk subsets and new arenas for frailty prevention and treatment.
In an attempt to standardize and operationalize the definition of frailty, Fried and colleagues proposed a clinical phenotype of frailty as a well-defined syndrome with biological underpinnings (2). They hypothesized that the clinical manifestations of frailty are related in a mutually exacerbating cycle of negative energy balance, sarcopenia, and diminished strength and tolerance for exertion. Building on this conceptual framework, preliminary evidence has now been obtained on the natural history of the clinical phenotype of frailty (3, 6). This paper reviews the current state of knowledge regarding the epidemiology of frailty by focusing in six specific areas: (i) clinical definitions of frailty, (ii) evidence of frailty as a medical syndrome, (iii) prevalence and incidence of frailty by age, gender, race, and ethnicity, (iv) transitions between discrete frailty states, (v) natural history of manifestations of frailty criteria, and (vi) behavior modifications as precursors to the development of clinical frailty.
Frailty is theoretically defined as a clinically recognizable state of increased vulnerability resulting from aging-associated decline in reserve and function across multiple physiologic systems such that the ability to cope with everyday or acute stressors is comprised. In the absence of a gold standard, frailty has been operationally defined by Fried et al. as meeting three out of five phenotypic criteria indicating compromised energetics: low grip strength, low energy, slowed waking speed, low physical activity, and/or unintentional weight loss (2) (Table 1). A pre-frail stage, in which one or two criteria are present, indentifies a subset at high risk of progressing to frailty. Various adaptations of Fried's clinical phenotype have emerged in the literature, which were often motivated by available measures in specific studies rather than meaningful conceptual differences.
Alternatively, frailty has been operationalized as a risk index by counting the number of deficits accumulated over time (termed "frailty index (FI)") including disability, diseases, physical and cognitive impairments, psychosocial risk factors, and geriatric syndromes (e.g. falls, delirium, and urinary incontinence) (44). It was argued that, compared to Fried's frailty phenotype, the FI is a more sensitive predictor of adverse health outcomes due to its finer graded risk scale, and its robustness in clinical inferences with regard to the number and actual composition of the items in the FI (46).
However, our discussion of the epidemiology of frailty in this chapter focuses on Fried's phenotypic definition of frailty for a number of reasons. First, there is increasing consensus that frailty is a definable clinical state involving multiple signs and symptoms. Second, the clinical manifestations of frailty, in theory, may be organized into a self-perpetuating cycle of naturally progressing events (Figure 1) (2, 7) consistent with clinical observations. Third, converging lines of evidence suggest that these manifestations exhibit associations (8-13) that are consistent with a syndromal presentation(1). Fourth, all the above provides a priori theoretical framework that facilitates the investigation of mechanisms underlying the development of frailty (14). Lastly, we would argue that the 5-component phenotype is more appealing for use in a clinical setting compared to the FI that typically contains 30-70 items.
Understanding points of onset of frailty is vital to early identification of at-risk individuals and intervention on those components that are first affected, when reversal may be most possible. Preclinical detection of early manifestations leading to the frailty syndrome requires understanding of the natural history of frailty development. We suggest two potential hypotheses as to the natural history of frailty initiation and progression. We hypothesized that the cycle of frailty could be initiated via any of the clinical manifestations, which could then precipitate a "vicious cycle" culminating in an aggregate syndrome; and different initial manifestations may lead to differential rates of progression to frailty. Based on a 7.5-year longitudinal study of 420 WHAS II participants who were defined as non-frail using Fried's phenotype at baseline, we found initial evidence of a partially hierarchical order in the onset of frailty manifestations over time (6). Although there was notable heterogeneity in the initial manifestations of frailty, weakness was the most common first manifestation, and occurrence of weakness, slowness, and low physical activity preceded exhaustion and weight loss in 76% of the women who were non-frail at baseline.
That weakness should presage frailty onset is consistent with earlier reports that loss of muscle strength begins in midlife (19-21). Decline in strength has been attributed to the loss of muscle mass and muscle quality referred to as sarcopenia, resulting from anatomic and biochemical changes in the aging muscle (22). The causal mechanisms underlying sarcopenia are many, including oxidative stress, dysregulation of inflammatory cytokines and hormones, malnutrition, physical inactivity, and muscle apoptosis (23, 24), all of which have been hypothesized to contribute to frailty through interactive pathways at multiple temporal and spatial scales(14).
The finding of heterogeneity in initial criteria is consistent with the hypothesis that the cycle of frailty may be initiated by insults at many points in a hypothesized cycle of dysregulated energetics (2, 7). Notably, it was not the number of early manifestations (i.e., 1 or 2) but the specific manifestations initially present that distinguished the risk and rate of onset of frailty. Specifically, women with exhaustion or weight loss as initial presenting symptoms were 3–5 times more likely to become frail than were women without any criterion, after adjusting for baseline age, race, education, and comorbidity. Weakness was moderately predictive of frailty onset (hazard ratio (HR) = 2.6). Notably, neither slow walking speed nor low activity at baseline was significantly associated with incident frailty. It remains to be determined whether the different patterns of initial accumulation of frailty criteria represent different etiologic pathways with different rates of progression to frailty, either organ-specific or representing systemic physiologic dysregulations of aging. Alternatively, certain of our criterion measures may be more sensitive than others to changes associated with "normal aging," for instance performance-based as opposed to self-reported criteria.
Despite heterogeneous entry points into the cycle of frailty, 80% of transitions to frailty involved adding exhaustion and/or weight loss. This finding raises the possibility that decreased energy production or increased utilization, as in wasting conditions, may be involved in the threshold transition in a final common pathway toward frailty. That weight loss and exhaustion rarely developed alone, but rather co-occurred with other manifestations, is consistent with the reliability theory (25) whereby an emergent aggregation of multiple frailty manifestations would result from depletion of system redundancy or compensatory mechanisms, such that any new deficit leads to failure of the whole organism (26-29). Then, early detection of subclinical changes or deficits at the molecular, cellular, and/or physiologic level would be key to preventing or delaying the development of frailty.
The clinical utility of these findings lies in the fact that weakness was the most common initial manifestation of the frailty phenotype. It evidenced only moderate predictive validity for incident frailty; however, by our conceptualization the development of frailty is progressive and multisystemic, and any one specific criterion alone, especially at an early stage in the process as in the case of weakness, may be neither sufficient nor specific for frailty prediction. Given that the criterion defining thresholds for grip strength are known to be associated with meaningfully greater risk of adverse outcomes including disability and mortality (30), weakness may nevertheless be a clinically meaningful indicator of increasing vulnerability at a relatively early stage of the frailty process, when preventive intervention could be easiest to implement and theoretically most effective. Although the subsequent or "concurrent" onset of weight loss or exhaustion with the other criteria may better predict frailty onset, by the time someone experiences weight loss or exhaustion, it may be too late to implement frailty interventions. Therefore, consideration should be given to the possible tradeoff between risk prediction and potential for benefits in deciding the proper timing and targets of interventions.
A medical syndrome is "a group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality". To formally evaluate the degree to which the frailty phenotype conforms to the definition of a medical syndrome, Bandeen-Roche et al. analyzed patterns of co-occurrence of the five frailty-defining criteria based on data from a combined sample of women aged 70-79 from the Women's Health and Aging Studies (WHAS) I and II (1). Patterns of criteria co-occurrence that would support the syndrome definition are (a) manifestation in a critical mass; and (b) aggregation in a hierarchical order, as would occur in a cycle in which dysregulation in a sentinel system may trigger a cascade of alterations across other systems. Propensity for criteria to co-occur in distinct subgroups would suggest the effects of distinct biologic processes rather than a syndrome. Using latent class analysis (LCA) (15), they identified three population subsets (also termed "classes") with similar profiles of frailty criteria co-occurrence; and each criterion's prevalence increased progressively across the population subsets indicating increase in frailty severity. These findings supported the internal validity of the frailty criteria vis a vis stated theory characterizing frailty as a medical syndrome and provided justification to the current counting strategy for defining frailty categories (i.e. non-frail, pre-frail, frail).
Based on frailty criteria developed in CHS, the overall prevalence of frailty in community-dwelling older adults aged 65 or older in the United States ranges 7-12%. In the CHS, prevalence of frailty increased with age from 3.9% in the 65-74 age group to 25% in the 85+ group and was greater in women than men (8% vs. 5%) (2). African Americans were more than twice as likely to be frail than Caucasians in CHS (13% vs. 6%) and WHAS (16% vs. 10%). The estimate for the 1996 Mexican Americans from the Hispanic Established Populations for Epidemiologic Studies of the Elderly was 7.8%, similar to those of Caucasians (4).
Similar age trends and gender differences have been reported for older adult populations in European and Latin American countries (Table 2). A recent survey of 7,510 community-dwelling older adults in 10 European countries found that prevalence of frailty ranged from 5.8% in Switzerland to 27% in Spain with an overall prevalence of 17%, and was higher in southern than in northern Europe consistent with an unexplained north-south health risk gradient previously reported in the same population (16, 17). The geographic variation in frailty prevalence among these European countries persisted after adjusting for age and gender, which led the authors to speculate that there may be differences in cultural characteristics influencing the perception of health and/or interpretation of the frailty questions (16). According to a survey of 7,334 older adults aged 60 or older living in five large Latin American and Caribbean cities including Bridgetown, Barbados (n=1446); Sao Paulo, Brazil (n=1879); Santiago, Chile (n=1220); Havana, Cuba (n=1726); and Mexico City, Mexico (n=1063), prevalence of frailty varied from 30% to 48% in women and from 21% to 35% in men, which were much higher than their USA and European counterparts (45).
Epidemiological data on transitions between frailty states (i.e. non-frail, pre-frail, and frail) were first reported by Gill et al. in a 4.5-year longitudinal study of 754 community-living older adults aged 70 years or above (3). Of the 754 participants, 58% had at least one transition between any two of the three frailty states at one of the three follow-up visits 18-month apart during the study; 37%, 22%, and 9% had 1, 2, 3 transitions, respectively. About one-third (35%) of all 18-month transitions were from states of greater frailty to states of less frailty (calculated based on data in Table 3 of Gill et al.). However, the likelihood of transitioning from being frail to non-frail was extremely rare during each of the 18-month intervals.
In WHAS II, frailty status of 405 women representing two-thirds least disabled community-dwelling women aged 70-79 was repeatedly assessed at baseline and at least one of 4 follow-up visits spanning 7.5 years (approximately 18 months apart except for the interval between the third and the fourth exam, which was, on average, 3 years). Seventy-two percent of the 405 women had at least one transition between frailty states over 7.5 years; 37%, 24%, 16%, and 2% had 1, 2, 3, and 4 transitions, respectively. Consistent with Gill et al.'s finding, most of the transitions occurred between adjacent frailty status; one-third (34%) of all 18-month transitions were from states of greater frailty to states of less frailty. In WHAS II, the rate of transition from frail to non-frail was noticeably higher (17%) during the first 18 months than that of the previous study, which could be due to small sample size of the frailty group in our sample (Table 3). We also found that two-thirds of the 24 (n=15) women who were non-frail at baseline and became frail during the course of the study did so slowly and progressively, while one-third (n=9) had rapid onset of frailty without progressing through any identified pre-frail stage. This suggests that the rate at which frailty progresses may vary dramatically among older adults, i.e. more sudden and catastrophic in some people and slowly progressive among others. Similar findings have been reported Gill et al. (3) and for severe mobility disability, with the rate of progression depending on level of comorbidity as well as specific disease types (18). Due to low frailty incidence, we had limited power in detecting factors differentiating the pace of frailty development.
As some misconstrue frailty as a pre-morbid state defining end-of-life, the findings reported above suggest that frailty is not an irreversible process, certainly not inevitable trajectory to death. Therefore, the development and evaluation of interventions designed to prevent or ameliorate frailty should remain as one of the top priorities in frailty research.
An overt state of frailty is believed to be preceded by behavioral adaptation made in response to declining physiologic reserve and capacity with which to meet environmental challenges. The causes of this loss of physiologic reserve are likely to be multifactorial, including both environmental challenges (e.g., area deprivation) and intraindividual challenges (e.g., age-related physiologic changes). Observations of early behavioral changes during this preclinical phase in older adults in whom frailty is developing, but as yet undetected, could provide insight into the frailty development process and suggest means for early intervention. More importantly, such changes may not be captured by conventional measures of function such as fixed-distance or fixed-time walking tests for mobility function, which assess one's functional capacity under hypothetical or experimental conditions rather than enacted function in real world (31). Therefore, assessment of changes in real life may reflect net impact of declining reserve, taking into account the balance between internal physiologic capacity and external challenges older adults experience in daily life.
One example of such behavioral precursor is life space – a measure of spatial mobility, defined as the size of the spatial area a person purposely moves through in his/her daily life, as well as the frequency of travel within a specific time frame (32, 33). We analyzed the 3-year cumulative incidence of frailty using the WHAS phenotype in relation to baseline life-space constriction among 599 community-dwelling women aged 65 years or older who were not frail at baseline. Frailty-free mortality (i.e., death prior to observation of frailty) was treated as a competing risk. Multivariate survival models showed that, compared with women who left the neighborhood four or more times per week, those who left the neighborhood less frequently were 1.7 times (95% confidence interval (CI): 1.1, 2.4; p < 0.05) more likely to become frail, and those who never left their homes experienced a threefold increase in frailty-free mortality (95% CI: 1.4, 7.7; p < 0.01), after adjustment for chronic disease, physical disability, and psychosocial factors(34). It is particularly intriguing to find that difficulty with mobility, IADL, and ADL tasks alone did not necessarily lead to a reduction in life space. In fact, 97% of the participants in our study cohort had already reported mobility disability at baseline. Such discordance between functional capacity and actual performance has been reported in a number of other studies (31, 35, 36). To explain the discrepancy, one could argue that some people may compensate for underlying functional decrements by adapting to a modified daily routine (e.g., the use of assistive devices) in order to maintain the same level of performance in real life (i.e., "enacted function") (37). Although the exact reasons for this discrepancy remain unknown, we hypothesize that the employment of external (e.g., social support) and internal (e.g., using a cane) compensatory strategies (termed "environmental supports" and "intraindividual supports," respectively, in figure 2) may help to minimize the impact of loss of physiologic reserve and thereby preserve life-space mobility. On the other hand, the ability to compensate effectively for functional limitations may itself be a function of physiologic reserve. It may be the interplay of functional limitations and functional reserve that determines actual function and behavior.
Obtaining empirical evidence of this association is the critical first step towards evaluating a broad conceptual framework about the etiology of frailty (Figure 2). In the case of life space, it is theorized that constriction of life space is a marker of declines in physiologic reserve and that constriction of life space itself could lead to decreased physical activity and social engagement, accelerated deconditioning, and exacerbated decline in physiologic reserve, directly contributing—as these processes progress—to the development of clinical frailty and subsequent mortality. Future development of tools for the assessment of physiologic reserve and analysis of their relations to behavioral mal-adaptations could help in delineating the hypothesized causal pathway.
The recent work on natural history of frailty has advanced our understanding of the aging process and its potential physiological correlates. The ongoing debate on the operational definition of frailty, its subdomains (e.g. physical vs. cognitive), and its relationship with aging, disability, and chronic diseases (38-42) signals that more work is necessary to better define and quantify "reserve" and "resilience" – the hallmarks of frailty (14, 43). Despite this debate, researcher and clinicians have no disagreement on severe impact of frailty on older adults, their care givers, and on society as a whole. While specific treatments for frailty are yet to be developed and tested, the existing clinical measures of frailty provide useful means for identify high risk individuals, therefore could lead to improved treatment decision making and management of care by taking into account individual vulnerabilities and propensity for adverse health outcomes.
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A reasonably priced hangout presents agreeable, slightly upscale French, American and Italian dishes.
A sleek and sensual alternative to traditional wine bars.
Coffee, espresso and pastries by day; rib-sticking Eastern European comfort food by night.
Updated twists on French classics.
With a lengthy and interesting menu, this place is somewhat noisy and less Frenchy than most French restaurants.
A French bistro set near historic Occoquan.
A French bistro now graces the space where Axis once stood.
Bistro d'Oc is like a solid B student, likable and reliable and good to know about if you are in the neighborhood or in need of pre-theater sustenance.
Classic bistro fare is served up in a loud and fun party atmosphere.
The welcoming bistro delivers just what you want, when you want it.
This sleek destination features enticing plates and a hopping patio.
A neighborhood restaurant run by a Pittsburgh native.
This spacious restaurant, in the Park Hyatt, focuses on farm-fresh American fare in a too-cool setting.
Crooked away at the edge of a mini shopping strip off Fair Lakes Parkway, Iguana offers an assortment of regional, Asian fusion, Cajun, Italian and mod-American dishes so eclectic it gives you pause.
Blue Ridge hospitality shines through at this convenient, family-friendly and tasty neighborhood spot. Save room for a tasty dessert.
The brewery from the team behind ChurchKey serves more than 20 beers produced in-house.
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