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1.1 This test method covers determination of the transverse rupture strength of sintered, including post-treated, metal powder test specimens by subjecting them to a uniformly increasing transverse force under controlled conditions. The term "transverse rupture strength" as used herein, defines the stress, calculated from the flexure formula required to break a specimen as a simple beam supported near the ends and applying the force midway between the fixed line center of the supports.
1.2 Limitations The transverse rupture test is only applicable to relatively brittle materials. In cases where a ductile specimen is being tested and the permanent deflection as a result of testing exceeds 0.020 in. (0.50 mm), the test results may be questionable.
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Maryland basketball Head Coach Mark Turgeon is hoping for, perhaps even expecting, twins. Soon. Just not soon enough to help this upcoming season.
Aaron and Andrew Harrison, each top 10-rated recruits and rising senior guards from Texas, were in Baltimore earlier this week with their AAU team for a contest at Baltimore City Community College. But the dynamic duo's connection to Baltimore and Turgeon, specifically, go much deeper.
Aaron Harris, Sr., the twins' father and AAU coach, grew up in Baltimore and played high school ball at Patterson High School (Patterson won the boys' 3A state title this year, by the way). The family still has many relatives here.
More importantly, according to reports, Harris, Sr., is good friends with Maryland Assistant Coach Bino Ranson. And, Harris, Sr. is said to have a great deal of respect for Turgeon, who, of course, coached at Texas A & M and reportedly had been recruiting the Harrisons before coming to College Park and taking over after Gary Williams.
Also, Harrisons' AAU teammate Shaquille Cleare, a huge, highly-touted 280-pound center, will enter Maryland this year.
In fact, University of Kentucky basketball websites say it's a battle between the Wildcats and Maryland for twins. And the Wildcat fans seem nervous.
At this point, all indications are that we'll have to wait until October for a decision from the 6-foot-5 Harrisons, one of whom, conveniently plays point guard while the other fills it up from the No. 2 spot.
Just the two of them together have been called a "make-or-break" recruiting class.
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Do you have unopened boxes leftover from when you moved into the new house two years ago? Where did you put the old sofa when the new one arrived? How about old skiis; unused golf clubs; bikes your kids have outgrown; toys they no longer play with? What about the five boxes of old clothes that you always meant to drop off at the second-hand store? Holiday decorations you no longer use, but don't want to part with? Chances are, over the years, it's all ended up in the garage and now you're parking the car in the street. To help you choose the right storage solutions for your garage clean-up project, here are few basic suggestions.
Before You Begin
Set aside a block of time, like a weekend; arrange in advance for any help you might want or need. You can't predict the weather, but it would probably be more convenient if you can empty the garage on a nice day so that you can make maximum use of the lawn and driveway for sorting.
Set a budget; it will help you prioritize areas of most importance.
In addition to parking the car and storing stuff, do you use the garage for other things such as a work shop or a potting shed? Are you frustrated with having to move a bike before you can park the car? Take an inventory of what is currently in the garage; assess how you will use the space not reserved for your vehicles.
From the inventory list, target what you will be getting rid of, what you will be keeping and areas that need the most attention or reorganization. Are the items you want to store large and uniform, big and bulky, small and not stackable. These factors will determine what type of storage, such as a bike rack, a workbench or an open shelving storage unit, you will need.
What size is your garage? Take measurements; you don't want to end up with a unit that is too wide or too tall.
If you want to purchase units with doors, make sure you will have enough clearance to open the doors when there is a car in the garage.
If you have small children, you might want to include locked cabinets or wall units to store hazardous materials or dangerous tools.
Make a list of any cleaning supplies you will need. Have lots of rags on hand.
What Type of Garage Storage Do I Need?
Garage organizers are available in many different types and configurations, such as utility storage, racks, tool chests and pegboard hutches. If you want a ready-to-use garage storage system, select a cabinet set that provides you with a number of multi-purpose organizing solutions. Or individually purchase garage storage organizers like a rolling island, wall cabinet and vertical storage cabinet to create a customized system designed to meet your specific requirements. Garage storage cabinets are ideal storage units for multi-purpose uses. They fall into three general categories: wall cabinets, utility storage and base cabinets.
Mounted wall cabinets maximize your storage options without using up valuable floor space. For immediate access, select an open wall unit that will allow you to easily identify and reach stored items. If you need to protect the contents from dust, light or curious fingers, choose an enclosed cabinet with hinged, lift-up or sliding doors for conveniently hidden storage. To make the most out of your wall storage space, also consider the shape of your wall mounted cabinet: if it is long and rectangular, it will use the space horizontally, while an oversize, square or tall cabinet will utilize the space vertically.
Garage utility storage cabinets provide easy freestanding storage solutions for a cluttered garage. Start with one cabinet and add as needed. They are perfect for storing lawn care items, gardening supplies and other necessary accessories. Depending on the style, they effectively store long, narrow items, and can include partitioned bins and/or shelving. If you have a lot of items to store, utility storage, particularly the taller units, are ideal for garages with limited space.
Base cabinets can be used by themselves or as the beginning of your own customized garage storage system. They are an affordable alternative to built-in cabinets. Depending on the make and model, a base cabinet can have 2 or 3 drawers, or a combination of drawers and open or enclosed shelves. They can include features like key locks, height adjustable feet, reinforced metal corners and protective edges. If you are planning to add to your base cabinet, many manufacturers offer matching modular storage units.
Garage cabinet sets incorporate various types of garage storage such as a drawer base cabinet, a tall storage cabinet and a pegboard hutch or a storage hutch. They are ideal for organizing a garage in which you want to create a work space for your gardening or repair projects, in addition to your key targeted storage areas. Cabinets with adjustable shelving will allow you to use them for different types of equipment of varying or non-uniform sizes. Since garage cabinet sets come in a variety of options and configurations, they can be used in other places in your home that need to combine multi-use storage with organization solutions like the laundry room, a basement workshop or a rec room crafts space.
Garage storage racks come in many styles suited to a variety of multi-purpose uses like storing bicycles, tools and sports equipment. They are ideal for creating a place to put often-used items close at hand while controlling clutter and preventing accidents. They have the added benefit of using wall rather than floor space.
Sports equipment organizers are available for general use or specific games and activities like golf, hockey or skiing. Others are designed to hold a variety of items such soccer balls, racquets or bats. They can feature side hooks, protective mesh or cord fronts and utility trays.
Bicycles left lying around or propped up against the wall can damage a car. A bike rack is a convenient way to store them safely. Have more than one bike to worry about? Choose one designed for multiple bikes or one that can be configured for one or more bicycles.
Tool racks are intended for storing items like rakes, hoes, and even shovels. A storage rack that conveniently stores the few items you require for regular lawn care will make them accessible and secure. Some racks are designed for smaller tools like hammers, etc. and can accommodate storage containers for nuts, bolts and screws.
Storage bin racks are specifically designed for bins, but can hold small cartons, gym bags or knapsacks. They keep items off the floor and out of the way. Because they are mounted on the wall, it is advisable to read the manufacturer's product descriptions for any information regarding special mounting instructions and maximum weight load.Overhead mounted racks can be stationary or pulley-operated. Most useful for seasonal or rarely used items, they utilize ceiling space instead of wall space. Because they are not as readily accessible as other types of garage storage, they are best suited for areas where space is limited or walls are not uniform. Check product descriptions for maximum weight loads and make sure that when mounted, there will be enough clearance between the overhead rack and any parked vehicles.
Garage hutches fall into two general categories, pegboards and storage hutches. A pegboard hutch allows you to keep your tools organized and readily accessible in plain sight. They are also a great place to mount small equipment bins and hang cords. Storage hutches are shelves that can be paired with a base cabinet or bench to create an organized work space in the garage. They are ideal for storing containers, tools and small pieces of equipment. Pegboards and storage hutches are intended to conveniently store items close at hand by suspending them directly above the work surface.
Workbenches or tables will provide a place for you to work on your favorite projects like fixing the car, refinishing a table or mixing fertilizer. Before purchasing a workbench, check to see if the depth of the work surface is going to be wide enough for its intended purpose. If you want a general multi-purpose space, choose a workbench or table that is part of a series or collection so that you can add to it in the future should you want to convert it to a more specific use. For whatever the reason for including a workbench in your garage, you will want to select one that is strong and sturdy, and has plenty of storage options. Workbenches can include special features like power strips, casters, drawers and pull bars to hold towels or rags.
Tool storage comes in a variety of sizes and configurations such as tool boxes, tool cabinets and tool chests that can include compartments, trays and organizers.
Generally made of metal or heavy duty plastic or a combination of the two, tool boxes are portable and usually have one removable shelf. Since they are designed for mobility, they tend to be compact and have limited storage capabilities. Depending on the make and manufacturer, tool boxes can include features like locking mechanisms, built-in organizers and lift-out trays.
Tool cabinets resemble base cabinets but are specifically designed to hold a variety of tools. They can be a free standing column of narrow drawers, or they can feature 2 or 3 large drawers, varying drawer sizes and compartments with doors. They can be stationary or on casters. Stationary tool cabinets can be used instead of a base cabinet when configuring your own garage organization system.
Tool chests combine the functionality of a tool box with the storage capacity of a tool cabinet. They are typically designed to sit on a table top. To create a customized storage set for your tools, they can be secured to the top of a tool cabinet. Tool chests are generally meant for smaller items, but some chests feature larger drawers for storing power tools.
What Else Should I Keep In Mind When Organizing the Garage?
Because it's for your garage, any utility storage cabinet, rack or workbench you choose should be strong and well-built.
If the unit you select is made of wood or an engineered wood product like MDF (medium density fiberboard), make sure the finish includes a protective coat that is heat and burn resistant.
If you have chosen metal cabinets for your garage or a unit with metal hardware, check to see if it is moisture/scratch resistant.
Remember the highest to lowest rule: store items not used often on top and the ones you do use on a regular basis, on the bottom shelves.
Use open-shelf units for items you use on a regular basis; storage tubs for bulky items.
Label bins, tubs, boxes, etc. for easy identification.
If there is no designated area, recycling can quickly re-clutter all of your hard work. Include a recycling station in your garage organization plan by using stackable bins that will sit flush against a wall.


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Let's have a gluten free party!
by Frann LeachOftentimes, people want to invite friends who are gluten intolerant to a party. Then they start to worry about what food they can serve!
There are two ways to go about this: 1. Have separate food just for the gluten-free folks, or 2. Don't serve anything that contains gluten.
Option 1 is the choice most people make, and that's understandable. But it is, believe it or not, the more difficult of the two, because cross-contamination is almost inevitable, especially if your food is laid out as a buffet. Just one person dropping their piece of French bread or sandwich onto the "gluten free" plate, and it's no longer safe. You can brush off the crumbs, but if your friend is celiac or is highly sensitive to gluten, the merest hint of gluten can cause them serious damage. It may be invisible to the naked eye, but the body picks up information at a whole different level.
So, if you go for option 2, then obviously bread, sandwiches, vol au vents and pizza are out. But there are plenty of other choices available. For example, instead of bread, you could serve Corn Thins by Real Foods Pty, which are a delicious kind of crispbread and (apart from the multigrain variety, which I recommend you avoid) absolutely gluten free. They should be kept in a resealable airtight container to make sure they stay crisp, and put the butter or margarine (or both) alongside so that your guests can take what they need. Don't butter them in advance, or they will go soft.
In my book, Gluten Free-Easy, there are recipes for Farmhouse Pate, Stuffed Duck, Blue Cheese Terrine and many other tasty toppings to go on the Corn Thins. Another suggestion is to provide some smoked salmon cut into slivers, mixed into a couple of packs of cream cheese. A selection of cheese (watch out for blues, some are contaminated with gluten), some cold cooked chicken portions and sliced meats, and some shrimp mayonnaise, plus several different salads: perhaps Bacon and Egg Salad, Malaysian Cucumber Salad (Achar Timun), Pickled Mushroom Salad and a few others.
Even before I found out I was gluten intolerant, I used to serve jacket potatoes at every party with big bowls full of suitable fillings, grated cheese (do this yourself, so as to avoid the "modified starch" coating that comes with the pre-packed stuff) and salad. You can put the ready-cooked potatoes in a big dish or something like a Dutch oven, and put the microwave nearby so that they can be reheated (put a label on the door to explain how long it takes, as not all ovens are the same). These used to go down really well with most people, and one big advantage was a total lack of crumbs when it came time to clear up.
To cater for your guests' craving for sweet things, you can serve Exotic Fruit Salad and cream or creme fraiche, Chocolate Pots and a home made Blueberry Cheesecake (or your topping of choice). Or if you want to make a really good impression, a Pavlova (or two, depending on how many guests are likely to eat it - and maybe come back for more) appeals to almost everyone.
And one of the best things about having a buffet-style party, where people can drift over to eat whenever they feel like it - even if you're not sure that all your guests will be on their best behavior, at least they won't be drinking on an empty stomach, with all that can entail.
If you plan your food carefully, nobody will notice the total lack of bread and cakes, and you won't have to worry that your gluten intolerant friends will get glutened by accident.
All the recipes mentioned can be found in my book, Gluten Free-Easy (Easy recipes that are gluten-free, not taste-free), which is available absolutely free with TrialPay (unless you prefer to pay for it yourself) at www.GlutenFreeRecipeBook.com.
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©2014 Frann Leach. All rights reserved.
This article is included in Weekly Factsheet number 41, which also includes a recipe for Egg and Bacon Salad
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Schizophrenia and gluten
by Frann LeachMore than 20 years ago (cant pin it down precisely), my partner at the time was a schizophrenic. Because Im the type of person who always tries to solve problems, I did a lot of research on the subject, and tried him on what we thought was a gluten free
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Living without gluten can be Fun
by Frann LeachYes, it's true. Life without gluten (or gluten and dairy, or your flavor of choice) doesn't have to be dreary, miserable or frustrating. But it's up to you to make it different.
It's easy to look at your reduced food options and feel unhappy. Just as some people look at people
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A Gluten Free Christmas - How to Make it Happy at School For Your Celiac Child
by Kirsty CussensFor the celiac child, Christmas can be a difficult time. It's easier to manage at home, but making it a gluten free Christmas at school can be a tricky one. There are parties, students - and teachers- bringing in Christmas treats (few of which will be gluten free) and all
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A Gastroenterologist's Personal Journey Down the Gluten Rabbit Hole
by Dr.Scot LeweyCeliac disease and non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity (NCGS)
Gluten intolerance resulting in symptoms and illness similar to celiac disease (CD) without meeting diagnostic criteria for CD is a new concept. This concept of non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) or gluten related disease (GRD) may be a new paradigm that is hard for some
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Could gluten be damaging your health?
by Frann LeachDo you suffer from some or all of these problems: IBS, depression, difficulties with your weight, aches and pains in your bones and joints, chronic fatigue? If so, you may be gluten intolerant.
Gluten is a protein found in cereals, specifically, wheat (the main culprit), barley and rye. A similar protein
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Gluten Free Desserts - Forget about the "Free From" Shelf
by Frann LeachWhen it comes to gluten free desserts, you're best to stay away from the "Free From" shelves. Well, to be honest, apart from pasta, I would give those a miss anyway. Most of the products are very much below par, and very pricey indeed.
But when it comes to desserts, really,
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Do bacon sandwiches make you depressed?
by Frann LeachDepression is one of those things that people don't really talk about, and even when they do, it's often obvious they don't really understand it (even if they have experienced it themselves).
The misunderstanding arises because of a problem with the English language. We use metaphors and similes without even thinking
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IBS - diagnosis of last resort?
by Frann LeachWhen you look at a list of symptoms for irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, it looks as if someone has just lumped all possible difficulties connected with the gut together under one heading and then stuck a label on it. Two of the main indicators are listed as constipation or
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Celiac Disease connected to Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis and now Asthma and Parkinson's Disease?
by Frann LeachThe gene doctors are getting more and more data about celiac disease and non-celiac gluten intolerance. It's beginning to look as if there is a whole spectrum of diseases that are related to many people's difficulty to digest wheat, rye, barley and other gluten-containing grains (which after all only entered
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Food intolerance isn't an allergy - but it can still damage your health
by Frann LeachFood intolerance used to be called 'food allergies'. However, there is a world of difference between a true food allergy, such as the infamous peanut allergy which can kill almost instantly, and an intolerance to, for example, gluten leading to general poor health and obesity (although there is some evidence
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What is gluten intolerance?
by Frann LeachGluten intolerance affects a large proportion of the population. Yet many people who may be affected aren't even sure what it is. This article sets out to explain what gluten intolerance is, how it can affect you, and, just as important, what it is not.
Let's start by looking at what
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Cooking Gluten Free
by Frann LeachWhen you start living gluten free, it seems really difficult. The problem is that most processed food contains gluten, even stuff you don't expect, like low fat yogurt.
So you spend ages looking at all the ready-made meals and tv dinners you used to eat, reading the ingredients lists, and you
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Living Gluten Free: Your Kitchen
by Frann LeachAs you already know, almost all processed food contains gluten for one reason or another. So your kitchen stores and refrigerator are most likely full of food which you can't eat - whether temporarily or permanently.
If you're not sure you are gluten intolerant
\These instructions are for someone who knows they
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Can't Eat Gluten, Can't Eat Lactose? What CAN I Eat?
by Tara CattMore and more people are suddenly finding themselves either unable to handle gluten in their diets, or unable to handle lactose, or both.
It is a known fact that most animals can't handle cows milk, and that it is quite bad for adult humans to drink, so why is so
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What makes you think you're gluten intolerant?
by Frann LeachAwareness of gluten intolerance is rising. Lots of people who have had obvious symptoms, with no really obvious cause are waking up to the fact that they might be a sufferer, as well.
I grew up thinking that regular diarrhea was normal. It's not, of course, but it's not something you
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Master of Disguise: How Gluten Hides Where You Least Expect It
by Frann LeachHere's a list of 14 places you might not expect to find gluten:
- Sausages contain breadcrumbs (the bread is one of the ways in which the texture of the sausage is obtained, without including an unacceptably high proportion of fat), except the most high class variety of butcher's sausage, and even
Read this article in fullGluten can drive you nuts! True!
by Frann LeachUntil recently, I've tended to play down the effects of gluten on the brain, because I didn't want to be sensationalist. But information I've been receiving over the past month or so has been quite worrying, and I've decided that it's time I gave a clear warning.
Gluten intolerance used to
Read this article in fullCan I include fibre in a gluten free diet?
by Frann LeachTo keep your digestive system working properly and avoid constipation, it's important to include fibre in your diet. There are also studies that show increasing fibre intake reduces the risk of various types of cancer and other serious health problems such as ischaemic heart disease.
When people talk about including fibre
Read this article in fullHow Gluten Can Affect Your Mental Health
by Frann LeachIt's well known that gluten is the primary factor in celiac disease (CD), the primary symptoms of which mainly involve the digestive system. (CD, in fact, is the only disease where gluten is the undisputed cause.)
But CD has other symptoms apart from wind, stomach pains and constipation or diarrhea. Other
Read this article in fullGluten free Snacks you can just Pick up and Eat
by Frann LeachOne of the things I miss most about the gluten free diet (apart from bacon sandwiches) is stuff you can just get from the fridge or cupboard and eat. I spend most of the day at my desk, and "pick up and eat" is one of those things that I
Read this article in fullAllergy? Food intolerance? What's in a name?
by Frann LeachLots of people think that allergy and food intolerance are just two expressions meaning the same thing. This even includes some Doctors! In fact, there is a big difference.
There is one thing allergies and food intolerances have in common: both can cause physical reactions, ranging from mild to severe. But
Read this article in fullIs there a connection between Chronic Fatigue and Gluten?
by Frann LeachCFS or chronic fatigue syndrome is a growing problem. But according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are: "no physical signs that identify CFS... no diagnostic laboratory tests for CFS... no known cure for CFS [and] no single therapy exists that helps all CFS patients." In
Read this article in fullRheumatoid Arthritis and the Gluten Factor
by Frann LeachThough your General Practitioner may not have caught up with recent research (we all know how busy they are), over the last 10 years some interesting discoveries have been made linking diet with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Not only that, but it seems that orthodox treatments for this disease, while dealing
Read this article in fullIs gluten harmful to non-celiacs?
by Frann LeachFor starters, it seems that a high proportion of autistic children improve when gluten (along with casein, a protein in milk) is excluded from their diet. Other mental conditions ranging from brain fog (common in celiacs when they accidentally consume gluten) to ADD/ADHD, headache, migraine, depression, temporal lobe epilepsy with
Read this article in fullDiagnosing food intolerance
by Frann LeachFood intolerance used to be called 'food allergies'. However, there is a world of difference between an allergy, such as the infamous peanut allergy, which can kill almost instantly, and an intolerance to, for example, gluten leading to general poor health and obesity.
Although food intolerance is not the same as
Read this article in fullEating Out Gluten Free
by Frann LeachMost of us like to go out for a meal or get a take out once in a while. But for coeliacs and others on a gluten free diet, buying food ready cooked can be a bit of a minefield.
For starters, most take away food will be a problem. For
Read this article in fullWhy are so many people having problems with gluten nowadays?
by Frann LeachCeliac disease is not new. The first doctor to write about it was Arctaeus, a Greek who lived around the first century, although up until the 1920s, no cure was known. This is despite many anecdotal reports of great improvement in patients deprived of flour.
In 1924 Dr Sidney Haas
Read this article in fullI stopped eating gluten and the weight just fell off
by Frann LeachEver wondered why low-carb diets work really well for 6 months, and then quite often, with no change in eating pattern, the weight piles back on again? Seems we may be missing something here.
One thing about low-carb is that in the process of cutting out the carbs, most people end
Read this article in fullGluten Dairy Free: Who needs it?
by Frann LeachThis diet is not for the faint hearted, nor for anybody who doesn't need to follow it. It is not a weight loss diet, for example. So if you don't have a problem with gluten and dairy, there's no point in following a gluten dairy free diet.
That sounds like a
Read this article in fullI'm going gluten-free - what can I eat?
by Frann LeachGood question.
It would be easier to say what you can't eat!
But the question is, what can you eat. So let's start there.
Well, for a start, obviously you can eat meat, poultry and game. That's unprocessed meat. Avoid burgers, sausages, grillsteaks and similar items, as they almost always contain filler
Read this article in fullKid Approved Gluten Free Desserts
by Tricia RyanWhether you have a child who is allergic to wheat or you just want your kids to avoid wheat products for another reason altogether, there are many gluten free desserts and snacks that are kid approved. We've checked out some of the best ones and listed them here.
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Read this article in fullAvoiding Gluten Recipes - How to Steer Clear of Ingredients Which Contain Gluten
by Hailey JonesIf you've been diagnosed as celiac or have gluten intolerance, then you know how hard it can be to manage a gluten free diet. Finding gluten free products or ingredients in supermarkets or local shops isn't easy. Finding gluten free recipes that are easy to make and taste good can
Read this article in fullDoctors Frequently Fail to Diagnose Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity - Why?
by Dr.Scot LeweyDoctors frequently fail to diagnose a very common condition known as Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. The average delay in diagnosis is 11 years in adults. There are several reasons for this delay. Celiac disease was once considered to be rare and affect only young children. This is what most
Read this article in fullQuick and Easy Meals without Gluten
by Frann LeachSomeone asked me the other day, "how do i keep my meals easy/simple but without gluten?" Sounds like an easy question, doesn't it? But if you're gluten intolerant, you will know it's not so simple.
I used to keep some ready meals for when I was in a hurry or too
Read this article in fullCan a gluten free diet cause malnutrition?
by Frann LeachA gluten free diet is not something anyone will take up just for fun, as unless you have a sensitivity to gluten, it is of no benefit. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a weight loss diet. It's true that some people lose weight when they first start on
Read this article in fullKeeping a food diary
by Frann LeachKeeping a food/symptom diary (commonly called just "food diary") is one of the best ways of finding out, first, if you are intolerant of any particular food, and secondly, which food or foods is/are the culprit.
A food/symptom diary (commonly called just "food diary") is a way of discovering hidden
Read this article in fullGluten and Depression - How does that work?
by Frann LeachFor a lot of years, there has been anecdotal evidence linking depression with gluten (along with more serious mental disorders, up to and including schizophrenia). The problem is, scientists in general, and doctors in particular pay little or no attention to evidence of this type. However, new discoveries have begun
Read this article in fullGluten Free Food List
by Frann LeachOften I'm asked Is there a gluten free food list I can use? And I always answer, Trust no-one but yourself when it comes to your health!
Perhaps I'm over-stating the case a bit but only slightly. When it comes right down to it, it's your health, not theirs. And
Read this article in fullCould your weight problem be caused by gluten intolerance?
by Frann LeachThe Establishment always denies anything that doesn't match the current dogma. Look what it did to Galileo for saying the Earth went round the Sun. That's probably why there's so much misinformation out there about obesity and its connection to gluten intolerance.
There are many people that say, if you're
Read this article in fullGetting Glutened in Your Bathroom?
by Frann LeachThe jury's out as to whether gluten can be absorbed through the skin, but it can definitely by absorbed by mucous membranes - that is any 'wet area' such as the eyes, inside the nose, genitals, anus and so on.
So even if you're not eating sneaky gluten-rich snacks in
Read this article in fullHow can you find out if you are gluten intolerant?
by Frann LeachMany people suffer for years with the symptoms of gluten-intolerance, without any idea that their ill health is caused by bread, pasta, and other flour-based foods we all eat every day.
If you suffer from symptoms such as irritable bowel syndrome, wind, general aches and pains and even obesity -
Read this article in fullLiving with Gluten Intolerance
by Frann LeachMany people suffer from embarrassing wind, chronic pain from stomach upsets, muscle cramps or joint pains, or other seemingly unshakable complaints that seem to have no cause. Surprisingly often, eliminating gluten from the diet results in a marked improvement - even the complete elimination - of ailments of many years'
Read this article in fullCeliac Questions - Brown Rice Flour Vs White Rice Flour - What's the Difference?
by Mark Fodchuk and Tricia RyanIf you've been diagnosed with celiac disease, your doctor probably advised you on the many foods and food ingredients you must avoid. Definite no-no products are those made with wheat, rye and barley, the popular gluten-bearing grains found in many breads, cereals, pastas, crackers and other baked goods. Gluten also
Read this article in fullWho needs a gluten-free, dairy-free diet?
by Frann LeachSince its discovery in the 1980s, many parents of autistic children have been trying them on the gluten free casein free diet, often with striking results.
The difficulty ASD kids have with dairy is specifically related to the protein casein, which is found in almost all dairy products. But it's not
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WILMINGTON, Mass. – Maybe Bruins forwards Brad Marchand, Gregory Campbell and Shawn Thornton should've just stuck with the name "Energy Line" or accepted their status as the club's fourth line.
Poll result: Subban hit on Marchand winds Bruins LW, wins over voters
WILMINGTON, Mass. — The best news for Brad Marchand today was that he was able to remember what happened to him last night.
Marchand makes do with awkward sweater number
WILMINGTON, Mass. — The size of the digits and the curves of the six and the three on Brad Marchand's back look like they fit as awkwardly as four players in the penalty box.
Column: Short Marchand's racking up shorties, but not as short of temper
BOSTON – There might not have been a coming-of-age walk through the desert that showed Brad Marchand the right way to play his role in the NHL, but there were plenty of skates to the penalty box for him to contemplate his future.
Marchand miffed by "throwing the stick" penalty call
BOSTON — The Bruins killed off the power play, just as they did the four others Toronto received tonight, but that didn't mean the "throwing the stick" penalty against Brad Marchand in the first period was any less baffling.
Foot and mouth ready to go tonight for Marchand
BOSTON — Maybe now that Vladimir Sobotka skates for the St. Louis Blues, Bruins forward Brad Marchand can engage New York Rangers agitator Sean Avery is some vintage trash talk.
Marchand hip enough to carry on after bum call
WILMINGTON, Mass. – Knowing that Bruins forward Brad Marchand can be equally as sour-milk repulsive to referees as he is to opponents, it was fair to deduce that the kneeing penalty called against the rookie Saturday night was more about reputation than actual fact.
Column: Marchand might be just what the Bruins have been missing
BOSTON – It was about time he got the chance to strut his stuff against some opponents he didn't have to share a locker room with.
Brad Marchand was itching to get into some real action and took advantage of his preseason debut with the Bruins against Florida Thursday night in Rochester, N.Y.
Bruins Prospect Rankings: No. 2 Brad Marchand
You never want to say that a 22-year-old player is entering a make-or-break season, but Brad Marchand's 2010-11 season could go a long way toward determining whether he has a long future with the organization.
Marchand is entering the final year of his entry-level contract, and will have to show this season that he can build of the experience he accumulated as an occasionally-used call-up to Boston and a Providence (AHL) veteran last season.
Move to Marchand would make no sense
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Instead of a brick-red, energy line jersey, winger Brad Marchand was one of four players wearing a grey jersey for Bruins practice today Ristuccia Arena.
Vladimir Sobotka, Daniel Paille and Michael Ryder joined the rookie in that color, and all of a sudden the speculation began. Marchand was surrounded by a two-row-deep scrum after practice in the dressing room and some were wondering what impact he would have if inserted for Friday's Game 7.
Well, let's get this out of the way right now before the Bruins even report to TD Garden for their morning skate in preparation for the final game of their Eastern Conference semifinal series with Philadelphia. If head coach Claude Julien decided to pull someone currently in his usual lineup and insert Marchand, it would go against everything the coach has preached for three seasons. And it could also be like dropping a grenade into a bonfire and not pulling your hand out. (more…)
Julien can't go wrong with Whitfield
PHILADELPHIA – The decision to insert either center Trent Whitfield or winger Brad Marchand into the Bruins' lineup in place of the injured David Krejci for Friday's Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series with Philadelphia should come down to just one number: 57.9
That's the percentage of faceoffs Whitfield won in his 16 games in a Boston sweater this season. He prevailed 103 of 178 draws. With momentum in this series seemingly shifting on every faceoff, and mostly rolling in the Bruins' favor, the Bruins are going to need to make sure they have as many men ready to claim an important faceoff as they can. (more…)
Marchand, Sauve among youngsters impressing Julien
WILMINGTON, Mass. — After a quiet exhibition season debut in New York Tuesday, forward Brad Marchand jumped on a line with Patrice Bergeron and Blake Wheeler last night in Toronto and became a three-zone force.
Playing with his typically high amount of energy, Marchand was a force on the forecheck and he scored on one of his three shots on net. So far through less than a week of camp, Marchand has been one of a number of young Bruins who've impressed head coach Claude Julien. (more…)


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"C" is for Captain
For the first time in his professional career, Chicago Wolves defenseman Taylor Chorney is sporting a "C' on his sweater but won't let it change his attitude.
Jaskin Returns to Wolves
The Chicago Wolves announced Friday left wing Dmitrij Jaskin has been returned on loan.
Week In Pictures
This week in pictures features photos from the games in Milwaukee and Grand Rapids, the Bowl For A Goal Fundraiser and the Season Ticket Holder Party.
Wolves Recall Kattelus
The Chicago Wolves announced Thursday they have recalled forward Eric Kattelus from the ECHL's Kalamazoo Wings.
Wolves suffer 3-1 loss at Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. --- A last-minute goal put the Chicago Wolves on the board, but it was too little and too late as they fell to the Grand Rapids Griffins 3-1 Wednesday night at Van Andel Arena.
Tale of the Tape: Jan. 15
The Wolves look to push their winning streak to four games and narrow the gap between them and the Griffins.
Jaskin Recalled from Wolves
The Chicago Wolves announced Tuesday left wing Dmitrij Jaskin has been recalled to the NHL.
Wolves Weekly Press Notes for Jan. 13
Chicago has won eight of its last 10 tilts (8-1-1-0) and has dropped one regulation contest since Dec. 15; the Wolves have registered a 10-4-1-0 mark and .700 winning percentage since the start of December to move into second place in the Midwest Division with 43 points through 36 games (20-13-1-2).
Wolves hold on for 2-1 victory over Admirals
MILWAUKEE --- The Chicago Wolves and goaltender Jake Allen withstood a late-game flurry from the Milwaukee Admirals to post a 2-1 Amtrak Rivalry win Saturday night at the Bradley Center.
Week In Pictures
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Allen selected to 2014 AHL All-Star team
Chicago Wolves goaltender Jake Allen has been selected to the 20-man roster for the 2014 American Hockey League All-Star Classic presented by Assante Wealth Management. The team of AHL All-Stars will compete against Färjestad BK of the Swedish Hockey League on Feb. 11-12 in St. John's, N.L.


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Taxing tobacco: Making the state fatter
It is a common plea of tax-hikers: If we raise X tax, we can use the money to fund programs and services directly related to the taxed item or activity. So it always is with tobacco taxes. We are told that if we raise them the state will have more money to spend on initiatives dedicated to improving public health, such as smoking-cessation services.
In real life, the connections seldom are made. New Hampshire's beer tax was supposed to fund roadside cleanup. It doesn't. The Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Intervention and Treatment is supposed to get 5 percent of the proceeds from sales at state liquor stores. It doesn't. All of the revenue from the beer tax and liquor and wine sales goes straight into the general fund.
By law, the Land and Community Heritage and Investment Program (LCHIP) is funded by a $25 tax on real estate transactions. But year after year legislators suspend the law and take the money for other uses.
Revenue from higher cigarette taxes will not go to smoking cessation programs or other health care services. It will be spent on whatever legislators feel like spending it on, and that will vary with each legislative session. Raising this tax will not make Granite Staters healthier. It will just make the state richer.
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Ada drops Pelican Rapids
Pelican Rapids, MN (WDAY TV) - Legion baseball tonight had Pelican Rapids taking on Ada.By: Dom Izzo, WDAY
Legion baseball tonight had Pelican Rapids taking on Ada.
Bottom of 1...Ada's Bryant Fettig bloops a two run single to left scoring Tanner Grunewald and Tatt Anderson 2-0 Ada.
Pelican Rapids pitcher Ryan Huseby racks up a strikeout...
But Ada hit well tonight, bases loaded for Fettig, he lifts one to right field this time and it falls in fair territory clearing the bases 6-0 Ada.
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Making his first career start, McElroy was sacked 11 times by the Chargers.
Mark Sanchez will start for the team Sunday.
He was benched last week after committing five turnovers in a game against the Titans.
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Wednesday, Sep 19th, 2012
There are plenty of new books this week, including 30 Days of Night #10, Ghostbusters #13, Godzilla #5, Kiss #4, and many more!
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seeks to make peace with the European vampires. He is growing his
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Bliss and the Beasts close in on the all-powerful Dread Weapons.
Along the way, Vorin reveals the history of his kind, although
fellow heroes Merk and Gruntos recall slightly different versions
of the past! Meanwhile the United States military begins a
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General Climbing : The emotions of climbing. P... : Post
Jun 24, 2013
high first bolt meet circus school
Jun 21, 2013
Cookie break at the 2nd belay anchor for Humanality
Top of Jolt on 5-18-2013 taken at roughly the same angle as the beta pic
NH : Rumney : ... : Jolt (5.10b X)
May 19, 2013
The rope clearly marks the 3rd pitch of the route.
OR : Smith Rock : ... : Voyage of the Cowdog (5.8+)
Apr 2, 2013
Top of the 2nd pitch looking down. My partner is at the crux - the "thuggish pull"
OR : Smith Rock : ... : Lost in Space (5.10b)
Jan 30, 2013
Chris at the crux of the route
NH : Rumney : ... : Buried Treasure (5.11b)
Oct 12, 2012
Better shot of the crux. It's well protected.
NH : Rumney : ... : The Daytripper (5.8+)
Oct 9, 2012
Kamie near the top of the route.
Erin at the crux of the route. It's blank and the ledge above is nowhere near as good as you hope for a 5.7
NH : Rumney : ... : Schist Another Sport Climb (5.8)
Kamie on the route.
NH : Rumney : ... : Night Crawler (5.9)
Dave at the top of the route. You can see the route via the ropes.
NH : Hounds Hump Ridge (Eaglet e... : ... : Little Porky (5.9)
Jul 27, 2012
The route from the top.
NH : Rumney : ... : Skunks in the Gym (5.10c)
Jul 23, 2012
5 years ago I pulled off the critical clipping hold right under the 3rd or the 4th bolt on the slab section. I think the route was rated 5.10B in the old book.
Jul 2, 2012
Jenny after pulling the crux roof with Chris belaying. The rest is an easy cruiser.
NH : Rumney : ... : Far From Feral (5.10a)
Jun 21, 2012
Top of the 3rd pitch at the good ledge. You can see the last bolt before the anchor on the left. It's a traverse pitch that is technical but well protected.
CA : San Diego County : ... : Leonids (5.9)
May 14, 2012
Sitting on the ledge of P3 and having lunch.
CA : San Diego County : ... : Comment
At top of pitch 2 looking down with the rope indicating the route. It is roughly 130 ft.
The rope showing pitch 1 as looking down from the semi-hanging belay.
A good overview of how the route looks from the belayer perspective.
NV : Red Rock : ... : Dangling Participles (5.8)
Mar 2, 2012
My friend Raj on the route - it is nice and airy for a 5.8 and one of the best views you can have doing sport in Red Rocks
A climber at the first crux of pulling over the first of series of bulges.
Asia : Thailand : ... : Equatorial (5.11b)
Nov 18, 2011
At the anchor looking down on the route
Looking at Equatorial with someone on it from about 20 meters to the right of the route and 25 meters up on Thaiwand Wall.
From my perspective belaying the 2nd at the anchors the most obvious line is climber's right of the bolted line around the dark streak.
NH : Rumney : ... : Toady Dreams (5.10c)
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With a strong record of innovative leadership as dean of the Divinity School, L. Gregory Jones has been called to position Duke University's global strategy.
Professor Stanley Hauerwas talks with Duke University's "Office Hours" about his new memoir and other theological issues.
United Methodist clergy in North Carolina have higher rates of chronic disease than other state residents, according to new research by the Clergy Health Initiative. The findings could be illuminating for others in ministry as well.
Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff performed numbers from popular musicals ranging from "Spamalot" to "The Sound of Music" at the school's 2010 Broadway Revue.
This booklet of reflections follows the lectionary for ten weeks beginning in July 2010.
United Methodist clergy in North Carolina have significantly higher rates of chronic disease than other state residents, according to new research by the Clergy Health Initiative at Duke Divinity School.
During his State of the Church address at the 2010 Annual Conference, Bishop Gwinn of the North Carolina Conference discussed the importance of reducing clergy stress, citing the Clergy Health Initiative's research into the pressures affecting pastors.
The second round of our survey of pastors will take place in August 2010. All currently serving UMC pastors in North Carolina will receive an invitation and incentive to participate from Westat, an independent research firm.
Adjunct Professor of Parish Work Has Received the American Institute of Architects' 2010 Elbert M. Conover Memorial Award
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