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Limited Range of Motion
Joint range of motion refers to both the distance a joint can move and the direction in which it can move. There are established ranges that are considered normal for various joints in the body. For example, according to The Merck Manual for Health Care Professionals, the knee should ideally be able to flex (bend) to an angle of 130 degrees. It should be able to be extended so that it is completely straight (Merck & Co., Inc., 2009).
A reduction in normal range of motion in any of the joints is known as limited range of motion. Joint range of motion naturally declines as you age, but it can also occur along with a number of conditions. Certain exercises may be helpful in improving and maintaining flexibility in the joints.
What Conditions Can Cause Limited Range of Motion in the Joints?
Medical Conditions
Medical conditions associated with limited range of motion in the joints include:
- ankylosing spondylitis, a type of arthritis that primarily affects the spine
- osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis related to older age and wear-and-tear to the joints
- rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune form of arthritis caused by your immune system attacking your joints
- juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune form of arthritis that occurs in children under the age of 16 years
- cerebral palsy, a group of neurological disorders that causes muscle paralysis and loss of body control
- the congenital form of torticollis, a stiff neck associated with muscle spasms
- Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, a disorder that causes the thighbone to die because of lack of blood flow to the joint
- septic hip (and other septic joints), a bacterial infection of the joints
- syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection (STI)
Other Causes
It is not only medical conditions that can restrict range of motion. The following may also lead to reduced flexibility in one or more joints:
- inflammation of the soft tissues surrounding the joint (joint swelling)
- muscle stiffness
- pain
- joint dislocation
- elbow fractures or fractures in other areas of the body
When to See Your Doctor About Restricted Joint
When to Make an Appointment
See your doctor about any reductions in the normal range of motion of your joints. Make an appointment if you cannot fully straighten or bend one or more joints, or find you are experiencing difficulty moving certain joint(s).
Something to note is that people aren't always aware of their own limited range of motion. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), it may be identified during a visit for another condition or symptom (NIH, 2010).
The Appointment: What Will Likely Happen?
Your initial appointment will likely consist of a physical examination. This will include an assessment of the affected joints. Your doctor may ask questions about your limited range of motion, such as:
- When did the problem first start?
- Are you experiencing discomfort?
- Where is it occurring?
- Are you having any other symptoms?
Your doctor may also assess the function of your bones, muscles, and/or nervous system.
As a follow-up, tests may also be scheduled. Two commonly ordered tests are X-rays of the spine and joints.
Your doctor may recommend a course of physical therapy designed to enhance range of motion.
What Are the Potential Consequences of Limited Range of Motion?
In some cases, the position of the joint may become permanently fixed. This means you will no longer be able to move the joint past a given point. These are known as contracture deformities. According to the NIH, conditions associated with this complication include:
- cerebral palsy
- muscular dystrophy, an inherited disease involving muscle weakness
- Dupuytren's contracture, a thickening of the tissue layer beneath the skin in the hands and wrist
- Volkmann's contracture, a lack of blood flow to the forearm causes the muscles in the arm to shorten
How Can Optimal Range of Motion in the Joints Be Maintained?
Range of motion exercises are designed specifically to enhance joint flexibility. Range of motion exercises may be done as part of formal sessions with a physical therapist. However, your doctor or physical therapist may also tell you about exercises that you can easily do at home. These can help you maintain or improve joint flexibility, which is associated with overall freedom and ease of movement.
They can be divided into three general categories: active, active assistive, and passive.
These exercises are done without the assistance of another person.
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These exercises rely on the combined effort of the individual and another person (often a physical therapist). They are often used when it is painful for the individual to flex or extend the joint.
These rely completely on the effort of the physical therapist or another individual. The person with limited range of motion does not need to do anything. These are typically used because the person being treated is not physically able to perform the movements that are part of the range of motion exercise(s).
Article Sources:
- Contracture Deformity. (2010). National Library of Medicine – National Institutes of Health. Retrieved July 12, 2012, from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003185.htm
- Limited Range of Motion. (2010). National Library of Medicine – National Institutes of Health. Retrieved July 12, 2012, from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003173.htm
- Physical Therapy (PT). (2009). The Merck Manual for Health Care Professionals. Retrieved July 12, 2012, from http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/special_subjects/rehabilitation/physical_therapy_pt.html
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A dislocation occurs when the bones that are usually be connected at a joint separate. You can dislocate a variety of different joints in your body, including your knee, hip, ankle, or shoulder. Since a dislocatio...
Joints are the structures that connect two or more bones in your body. They are found in the hips, the knees, the hands, and many other parts of the body. Joints are surrounded and cushioned by soft tissues. Swellin...
Osteoarthritis (OA) occurs when this cartilage (which provides a cushion for bones) wears away. It can occur in any joint in the body, but most commonly affects the knees, hips, spine, and hands.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease, a disease in which the immune system mistakes the body's own cells for invaders. In RA, the immune system attacks the synovia, the membranes lining the joints.
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The rotator cuff is a common spot for injuries. The most common are tears, strains, tendinitis, and bursitis.
Rotator cuff tendinitis affects the tendons and muscles that help move the shoulder joint. Tendinitis means that these tendons are inflamed or irritated. Symptoms of this condition usually worsen over time.
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Axillary nerve dysfunction (AND) or injury is also called neuropathy of the axillary nerve. It describes a loss of movement or lack of sensation in the shoulder area of the body. Stress or damage to the axillary nerve...
Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, is painful inflammation of the elbow joint caused by repetitive stress (overuse). The pain is typically felt on the outside (lateral) part of the upper arm just above the elbo...
Osteoporosis is a bone disease, which causes an increase in size of normally small spaces inside bones, making them lose strength and density. At the same time, the outside of the bone also grows weaker and thinner.
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA) is a common form of chronic arthritis in children. It is a long-term autoimmune condition characterized by stiffness and swelling in the joints. Most cases of JRA are mild, but sever...
A popliteal cyst, also known as a baker's cyst, is a fluid-filled swelling that causes a lump at the back of the knee, leading to tightness and restricted movement. The cyst can be painful when you bend or extend you...
Ankylosing spondylitis is a form of arthritis that primarily affects your spine. It causes severe inflammation of the vertebrae that might eventually lead to chronic pain and disability. In more advanced cases, th...
Torticollis is a painfully twisted and tilted neck. The head is generally tilted to one side and the chin to the other. It is also known as wry neck. This condition can be congenital (present at birth). It can also b...
Legg-Calve-Perthes disease is a condition that affects the ball of the femur (thighbone). The ball is at the top of the femur and fits into the hip socket. In this condition, blood supply to the ball is cut off and th...
A broken hip is defined as a fracture in the upper portion of your thigh bone (femur). Your hip is a joint, which is a point where two or more bones come together. The top of your femur and part of your pelvic bone mee...
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Phil was named Assistant Vice President of Gift Planning on July 1, 2008 and has served as Senior Philanthropic Advisor since September 2004. He joined Duke in January 2002 as the Director of Planned Giving. Phil also serves as President of Duke University Philanthropies, Inc., having served as Vice President from 2004-2006. Prior to joining Duke, Phil worked nine years for Virginia Tech and held four different positions during that time, the most recent being Senior Director of Development. Phil is an attorney, and a primary focus of his work at Duke involves helping donors and their professional advisors understand and consider charitable gifts that require some measure of tax, legal, or financial planning. His work includes charitable gift and tax issues related to estates, trusts, life income gifts such as charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts, real estate, closely held companies, partnerships, IRD assets, and other complex gift arrangements.
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Jeremy works with donors and their advisors to explore gift strategies with complex tax and legal implications. He first came to Duke as Director of Endowment Administration. Prior to that, he was Vice President of Philanthropic Services at the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and a corporate lawyer at Troutman Sanders, LLP, in Atlanta. Jeremy received his law degree from UNC and his undergraduate degree from Haverford College. Jeremy is an active volunteer in the Durham community and grew up in nearby Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Prior to joining Duke, Kristen was in private practice as an attorney, specializing in tax and nonprofit organizations, and then worked at Triangle Community Foundation, serving the legal, financial, and tax advisor communities. At Duke, she helps donors and their professional advisors meet philanthropic and financial goals. Kristen's areas of expertise include tax and structuring issues related to charitable gifts of complex assets. Kristen holds degrees from the University of Washington (B.A.), Gonzaga University School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude) and the Georgetown University Law Center (LL.M. in Tax, with honors). Kristen is currently an active member of and has held leadership positions in the Continuing Legal Education Committee for the North Carolina Bar Association's Estate Planning Section, the North Carolina Planned Giving Council and the Durham Orange Estate Planning Council.
Jane Lee Heuser
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Alyssa grew up in Lewiston, New York. She received her undergraduate degree and Masters of Business Administration from Niagara University. Alyssa joined the Gift Planning team in 2007, after relocating from Buffalo, New York. She oversees marketing and communications, gift tracking, Gift Planning events, and special projects, and she works closely with donors who are profiled in Duke Magazine and other publications. Alyssa has previous work experience with a private law firm, several non-profit organizations, and a regional bank. When she is not in the office, she enjoys being outdoors, running, and working on her new home.
Leslie M. Anderson
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Leslie was born in Columbia, South Carolina, but has lived in Durham for over ten years. Leslie has been with the Office of Gift Planning since December 2002 and works closely with the Director of Trust and Estate Administration while providing general support for the office. Prior to joining the team, Leslie worked in payroll administration and as a bank teller. In her spare time, Leslie loves to travel, and she is always looking forward to her next big trip.
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Tara grew up on the Pacific island of Guam but has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area since she was 16. She supports the Trust and Estate Administration team and the Senior Program Coordinator. She assists with the day-to-day trust / estate / gift annuity administration along with other administrative duties. Prior to working at Duke, Tara worked at a small trust bank in San Francisco. When not at work, she likes to explore the diverse food and music scene that Durham has to offer.
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For the second year in a row, Chicago Public School officials under Mayor Rahm Emanuel will raise property taxes for schools to the maximum allowed by law, yielding the cash-strapped system $41 million.
The 1.5 percent increase should cost the average homeowner $28 a year, school officials said Wednesday.
The $41 million in new revenue will help CPS plug an estimated deficit of up to $700 million — including $114 million in lost federal and state funds — just as it battles with teachers to replace a union contract that expires June 30.
The district must use "every tool and dollar available" to preserve "our commitment to class size, the full school day and early child development,'' Chicago Board of Education President David Vitale said in a news release.
"We don't take an increase lightly, but for $28 a year, we believe that taxpayers will want to help protect and maintain funding for programs that support student growth and their success in the classroom,'' Vitale said.
Earlier Wednesday, the co-founder of Parents 4 Teachers predicted that if teachers strike, "many, many hundreds'' of parents will join them on the picket line because the teachers union's desires reflect most parent desires.
Erica Clark contended teachers are pushing the smaller class sizes, art, music and facilities upgrades that parents want, but district officials and the mayor seem to have another agenda.
"There's a huge disconnect between what the board thinks kids deserve and what parents think kids deserve," Clark said at a news conference immediately before the Chicago School Board's monthly meeting.
"Good teaching conditions are good learning conditions," Clark said.
Vitale told the Chicago Sun-Times later that "there's very little that those folks suggested that we wouldn't want, but we have a reality that we have to live with. There are only so many resources.''
Board members have chosen to back a longer school day and maintain class size, rather than try to lower it.
"I'm a CPS parent,'' Vitale said. "I'm not going to accept the fact that they [Parents 4 Teachers] are the only parents speaking for all parents in the city…. It's our responsibility to make the best judgments we can, and they are judgments that are consistent with what a lot of parents agree with."
Also Wednesday, School Board members agreed to continue paying the Academy for Urban School Leadership, where Vitale previously served as board chairman, "turnaround'' funds of $420 a student at Harvard and Sherman Elementary Schools.
AUSL took over management of Sherman in 2006 and Harvard in 2007, replacing existing staff and principals, but "turning around a school is a process, not an event,'' said CPS spokeswoman Robyn Ziegler. "We want to continue the positive momentum that has been established by AUSL.''
CPS officials also announced that deputy general counsel James Bebley, a CPS graduate who grew up in Englewood and the Harold Ickes Homes on the Near South Side, will replace general counsel Patrick Rocks.


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So why is Gary Lay, owner of Little Rock ad agency GWL Advertising, up in arms about the Arkansas Education Lottery's advertising request for proposal process?
"It's one of the most frustrating things I've ever been through," said Lay, whose shop opened in 1993.
Lay thinks the process was designed to exclude agencies.
"When I first got [the RFP], I thought, 'My gosh, this is the worst written document I've ever tried to go through,'" he said Thursday, one day after The Communications Group of Little Rock was awarded the account.
The Communications Group squared off against The Ramey Agency of Jackson, Miss., during the presentations. However, six agencies applied to win the lottery's business. Lay thinks that if four agencies were excluded from the presentations, the RFP must have been flawed.
Other agency executives also said they were not pleased with the RFP's construction. Mangan Holcomb Partners of Little Rock looked closely at the RFP but decided against applying, President and CEO Steve Holcomb said.
"When we put all the pieces together, it was not something we wanted to pursue," Holcomb said. Problems with the RFP were the "tipping point" that kept the agency from pursuing what will likely be a multimillion-dollar contract, Holcomb said.
Lay has filed a protest regarding the RFP. However, lottery officials contend that complaints about the RFP should have been filed before bids were opened.
Of particular contention for Lay was the line stating that an agency must present audited financial statements to qualify. Lay provided tax returns and his personal income statement, but that did not pass muster. The RFP required agencies to have greater than $300,000 in income during each of the last three years.
Lay said his company had 2008 net income of $261,000, but provided $100,000 in bonuses to employees - money that would have gone to the bottom line otherwise.
"I would rather give money to my employees than the government," he said, joking.
Lay said he did not want people to think he had a case of "sour grapes," insisting rather that he would like a fair process, which he thinks did not occur.
We'll see what happens. Bishop Woosley, the lottery's director of procurement, did not return a call requesting comment.


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Provide Paid Telephone Services for Inmates in Texas Prisons
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice should contract with suppliers to provide inmate telephone services at no cost to the state.
All states but Texas have telephone services for inmates in their prisons. These coinless pay phone services increase state revenue through commissions and provide benefits to inmates and their families, improve prisoner behavior and sometimes assist with rehabilitation.
Most Texas prison officials do not favor such systems. As a reward for good behavior, Texas inmates may make one outside call every three months. 1 Prison officials believe that service beyond this level is too risky. Texas prison officials are concerned about costs, security, fraud, harassment and other illegal activities, and they are in no hurry to embrace inmate phone services. Improved technolog y can meet these challenges and provide a safe, rehabilitative tool.
Nationwide, inmate telephone services have been around since the early 1970s. In the past, th ese services were quite costly for the prison system to operate because they required prison operator overtime and security personnel to assist with and monitor calls.
Advanced telephone technology has alleviated the security concerns of most other state prison administrators. In fact, the new technology assists prison administrators and law-enforcement officials with crime investigation and prevention. Automated-inmate- calling systems allow prison officials to monitor all calls made by inmates, track and cross-reference all telephone numbers, generate reports for investigative purposes, establish individual levels of access by inmates, restrict the number and length of the calls, establish personal identification numbers (PINs) and authorize calling lists for inmates. 2
Today s systems are fully automated, requiring no prison operators. An inmate s calling ability is completely controlled by an automated system and a site administrator provided by the phone company. The security staff are free to perfor m their normal functions. Phones are placed in convenient locations, such as indoor or outdoor recreation areas. There is no need for security monitors or escorts to and from phones. Automated functions, which require no security or operator staff hours, r educe operational costs.
With this type of system, all calls are collect without live operators. A computer-voice message advising the receiving party that the call is coming from a state prison precedes the collect message. Automated messages can be in English or Spanish. The system is designed to disconnect when it detects call forwarding or conference calls.
Site administrators are service-provider (telephone company) employees stationed at the prison unit. They set up inmate calling lists, verify numbers desired by the inmates, enter data for PINs and generate reports. The site administrator works closely w ith prison personnel providing system maintenance and investigative information. Because inmates have so much time on their hands to explore new and innovative ways to beat the system, site administrators can monitor calling patterns and immediately customize the automated technology to enhance security. 3
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division should enter into contracts with suppliers to provide, at no cost to the agency, inmate telephone services.
All commissions paid by the service providers, except for 5 percent, would be deposited in the General Revenue Fund. Five percent of commission would be dep osited in the Compensation to Victims of Crime Account. Article V, Section 37 of the General Appropriation Act would be amended so that the net proceeds generated from pay phones located at state prisons should be deposited in the General Revenue Fund and the Compensation Victims of Crime Account.
Many corrections experts believe the real value of inmate phone services is the access provided to inmates families. The telephone service permits them to maintain ties and even strengthen relatio nships during the period of incarceration. Since our prison system has expanded to all corners of the state, it has become more difficult for families to visit inmates. Corrections experts agree that ties to the family better prepare the inmate for a produ ctive return to society. Access to inmate telephone service is a privilege that may be given or taken away depending on an inmate s behavior. Such a service could provide additional incentive for inmates to obey the rules while in prison.
Opponents of this service argue that the collect calls may place a financial burden on inmates families. The site administrator can address any financial problems by automatically limiting duration and frequency of calls. In addition, most local exchange carriers work wi th families to create payment plans during the temporary period of the high telephone bills.
Another benefit of inmate telephone services is revenue generated from commissions paid by the service providers. Nationwide, inmates-phone-system commissions ran ge between 20 and 30 percent. Based on an estimated 20 percent commission, there could be $43 million in new revenue deposited in the General Revenue Fund over a five-year period. There would be no cost incurred by the state as suppliers of inmate telephon e services bear all costs of equipment, installation, maintenance and administration.
Fiscal Impact
Industry experts estimate the Texas inmate population will average $54 per month in telephone charges. 4 This estimate is based on other states experienc es, county jail experiences and demographic analysis of the Texas prison inmate population. 5 The Texas Performance Review estimate of $39.91 per month is based on the average of a three-state sample (California, Oklahoma and Florida). In addition to commission revenue, the state and local governments will gain additional sales tax revenue.
Gain to the Compensation
Fiscal Gain to the General to Victims of Crime Gain to Local Change in
Year Revenue Fund 001 Account 469 Governments FTEs
1994 $ 3,946,000 $156,000 $236,000 0
1995 9,039,000 358,000 540,000 0
1996 10,044,000 397,000 600,000 0
1997 10,044,000 397,000 600,000 0
1998 10,044,000 397,000 600,000 0
1 Interview with Randy McLeod, Senior Warden, Clements Prison Unit, Amarillo, Texas, December 4, 1992.
2 Inmate Telephone Service, prepared by AT&T, GTE, Southwestern Bell and TeleMatic Corp. for the Texas Performance Review, December 3, 1992, p. 12.
3 Ibid., p. 17.
4 Ibid., p. 22.
5 Interview with Craig Tredway, Account Executive, AT&T, Dallas, Texas, December 11, 1992.


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How we assess your application
After you apply, a Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) officer will verify that you have:
- filled out your application forms correctly and signed them,
- paid your processing fee,
- meet the language requirements,
- provided qualifying work experience that is not in one of the occupations we are no longer accepting or the amount of applications received is not over the sub-cap for the listed occupation, and
- included all documents.
If your application is not complete, we will send it back to you without processing it.
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- telling the visa office about any changes to your personal information, such as your address, telephone number or email, or the birth of a child, and
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- the visa office has to contact other CIC offices in Canada or abroad to verify the data you gave.
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- would cause too much demand on health or social services in Canada.
We will send you a letter to tell you how to get the medical exam after we send your application to the visa office.
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If you have a criminal record, you may not be allowed to enter or stay in Canada. People who pose a risk to Canada's security are also not allowed to come to Canada.
To immigrate to Canada, you and any family members 18 years of age and older must provide police certificates to the visa office if you are asked to.
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- whether you meet the eligibility criteria for the program,
- whether you have the funds to support yourself and your family when you arrive in Canada,
- the results of your medical exam, and
- the information on your police certificate.
The office that processes your application will contact you if you need to send more documents or go to an interview.
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Your COPR will have information about who you are as well as your photograph. Please check to make sure it is correct. It should be the same as the information on your passport. If there is a mistake on your COPR, contact your visa office.
You must have your COPR and your visa with you when you arrive in Canada.
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You will not get a reply to your email if:
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- you are not authorized by the applicant to get their personal information,
- you applied within the last six weeks, or
- your question is about a topic other than your case.
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49 Dorchester Street
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Please clearly mark "Canadian Experience Class" on the outside of the envelope or in email subject line.
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When you arrive in Canada, you will be greeted by an officer from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
The officer will ask to see your passport and other travel documents. Make sure they are not packed in your luggage, and that you have them with you. This will help speed up your entry to Canada.
Make sure you have:
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- both your valid permanent resident visa and your Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR). The officer will make sure you complete this final step before or on the expiry date on your permanent resident visa. Please note that your visa cannot be extended. Make sure you use it before it expires.
The officer will ask you a few questions to make sure you are still eligible to immigrate to Canada. The questions will be a lot like the ones you answered when you applied. This should only take a few minutes.
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I'm wondering how critical the location of the rudder pivot (and with it the entire rudder) is. To be more specific, the rules allow the pivot point to be 9" from the transom, but it also needs to be 1" above the projected line of the hull bottom. As I see it the two factors are longitudinal location vs. the submerged surface of the rudder. As the rudder moves aft from the transom (increasing it's leverage) it must also come up (decreasing it's submerged surface area). So has anyone experimented with the placement to see if there is a discernible difference?
I am working on a new aluminum head for my rudder. I'd rather not figure out after the fact that the pivot could have been better placed. The stock fiberglass head I have has the pivot at 7.5" back and 1.5" up, but I haven't had a chance to sail yet (just bought the boat a few weeks ago) so I have no idea how that feels.


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The stock market was strong last week in spite of the ongoing concerns in Europe. It is likely that this issue (Europe/Greece/Spain) is suffering from investor fatigue and in that case the markets should continue to be strong. The best part of a bull market is the initial stages, while the average investor is sleeping. This being said, the recent strength could be one big head-fake with the bear returning with full fury. In any case, the good sectors are starting to separate from the bad. So don't just jump on the bandwagon but be very selective.
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ETF Symbol: IYZ
DJ US Telecom broke out of a descending channel last week. This is a bullish sign supported by both the Williams%R (trending) and the On Balance Volume (bullish divergence). Given the strength of the move over the last two weeks, I won't be surprised to see a pullback here, but it will be short-lived. It is a good idea to buy 50% of your stock position early this coming week and wait for a pullback to the $21.80 level to buy the remaining 50%.
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DJ US Technology is loosely fitting within a descending channel, on the verge of breaking out. If the general stock market is strong the coming week then IYW will follow with strength and we will see a fairly strong breakout. Aggressive traders should buy on a stop at $71.50.
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DJ Transportation Average is behaving similar to US Techology (Symbol: IYW). The ETF is at the top end of a descending channel, on the verge of a breakout. I'm not particularly confident with this ETF as last week's performance was lack-luster. Aggressive traders should sell short on a price down movement.
iShares DJ US Basic Materials
ETF Symbol: IYM
DJ US Basic Materials is approaching a resistance level. It is best to stay on the sidelines until a good buy signal appears. Aggressive traders could play the short side, selling short on a price downward movement.
iShares DJ US Consumer Goods
ETF Symbol: IYK
DJ US Consumer Goods has broken out of a descending channel but is approaching resistance. I can't see this ETF going much higher - I am expecting a downturn when the general market turns, as it eventually will. Look for the price to "hug" the descending trend line showing in the chart.
iShares DJ US Industrial
ETF Symbol: IYJ
Look for DJ US Industrial to rise to the resistance level then stall. The long term direction is hard to predict as there are no obviously tradeable patterns; so I recommend staying on the sidelines.
iShares DJ US Healthcare
ETF Symbol: IYH
DJ US Healthcare is been quite strong for the past two weeks. Continue to stay on sidelines until a tradeable pattern emerges.
iShares DJ US Financial
ETF Symbol: IYF
DJ US Financial gets the green light this week as the price has penetrated the long term resistance level. A tight stop should be placed however in the event of further turmoil in Europe in the coming week.
iShares DJ US Energy
ETF Symbol: IYE
DJ US Energy "should" continue its long-term bear market if my interpretation of Andrews Pitchfork is correct.- not one of my favorite indicators, but let's see if the price stays within the pitchfork boundaries. I expect this ETF to continue down.
iShares DJ US Consumer Services
ETF Symbol: IYC
DJ US Consumer Services is at a resistance level but given the recent price action I am predicting that this ETF will rise from here. From the price chart it can be seen that there was a double bottom followed by an up surge/pullback with a higher low. Look for the resistance level to be penetrated this week.
iShares DJ US Utilities
ETF Symbol: IDU
DJ US Utilities price is bouncing between support and resistance. Stay on the sidelines.
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