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Thunderstorm stops Tiger's march at Bay HillBy DOUG FERGUSON
the associated press | March 25,2013ORLANDO, Fla. Tiger Woods is going to have to wait one more day to try to reclaim No. 1 in the world.
Moments after Woods made a 10-foot birdie putt on the second hole, a vicious thunderstorm packing gusts that topped out at 62 mph interrupted the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational and wiped out play until Monday.
The storm dumped nearly 1½ inches on Bay Hill and formed small ponds in the fairways there was even a fish in the middle of the 18th fairway. The wind toppled the TV tower behind the 10th green, which was a pile of metal poles, wood, mesh netting and had a stationary camera in the middle of it all.
About an hour after a tornado warning expired, officials said they would need time to clean up the course and let it drain. The final round was to resume at 10 a.m. Monday.
Woods is going after his eighth win at Bay Hill, which would return him to No. 1 in the world ranking for the first time since the last week of October in 2010.
He hit all of six shots on Sunday, enough to build a three-shot lead over Rickie Fowler, Keegan Bradley, John Huh and Ken Duke.
At least we got a little activity in today, so were not completely stagnant, Woods said before leaving. Weve dealt with this before.
There was plenty of action on a short day, none more bizarre than Sergio Garcia.
The Spaniards tee shot on the 10th hole somehow came to rest about 15 feet up in an oak tree, sitting between two large branches. Garcia used a cart to jump into the tree, and after a few minutes, hit a one-handed, back-handed shot back to the fairway, before jumping some 8 feet back to the ground.
William McGirt was playing his shot from the fairway bunker on the other side and had no idea what Garcia was doing.
I knew they were looking around the tree, he said. I didnt know they were looking in the tree. I looked over and Sergio is up in the air, and Im trying to figure out what in the hell hes going to go. He called for a club. Hes hugging the tree. And the ball comes flying out.
Are you kidding me?
Two holes later, the horn sounded. McGirt said Garcia handed him the scorecard and said, Im out of here. Garcia earlier had taken a 9 on the par-5 sixth hole.
Billy Horschel hit three tee shots in to the water on the sixth hole and made an 11.
Attribute that to the wind, which was gusting hard when the leaders teed off.
Mark Russell, the tours vice president of competition, said officials discussed whether to play early Sunday from two tees to try to beat the storms. He said NBC Sports was involved in the discussions Woods going for the win, with Fowler at his side is sure to boost ratings and they rolled the dice.
If we played early, it was going to be a tape-delay situation. People were going to know who won before it came on television, so it defeats our television partners, he said. They wanted to take a chance. Theyve been involved in several situations where we played early and it didnt rain. It was just unfortunate.
This marks the third time this year on the PGA Tour that a tournament finished one day later because of weather.
Woods won at Torrey Pines on a Monday when the Farmers Insurance Open lost a day to fog in San Diego. The Tournament of Championship at Kapalua didnt start until Monday because of unusually high wind, and the 54-hole event was completed some 29 hours after the opening tee shot. Dustin Johnson won on a Tuesday.
It will be the third Monday finish in the 35-year history of this tournament.
The storm lasted about two hours, enough time to do plenty of damage. Tournament director Scott Wellington said his staff was just starting a full inspection.
We had some TV cameras go down, Wellington said. We had some fencing and so forth. All of the big structures to my knowledge I have not been out there yet are OK. But we want to make sure theyre sound before we put people in them. We have some other structures, smaller structures, tents and so forth that did come down.
Lawn chairs were toppled along the 18th fairway, where fans had been anticipating a big finish with Woods in the lead. Two chairs had blown into a bunker on the 14th, and seedlings from oak trees were scattered across several greens. Bunkers were washed out.
An osprey snagged a fish along the 18th and couldnt hold on. A fan ran across the fairway to get the fish out of the rough, and then dove headfirst across the 4-inch deep puddle in the fairway, dropping the fish. It swam for about 3 feet before going motionless.
Russell said that while storms were in the forecast for Sunday afternoon, tournament and TV executives thought there was a chance it would go north and south. Instead, it took a direct hit on Bay Hill.
This thing was moving fast, and if we got shut down for an hour, hour-and-a-half, we could still finish, Russell said. We wouldnt have a problem there. But we got the very worst of it.
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Chilling Stories from Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone
First Published in August of 1965
Published by Tempo Books
This short story anthology, which cost fifty cents when it was published in 1965 as a paperback, contains ten short stories written (or adapted) by Walter B. Gibson. They were originally published in 1963 by Grosset & Dunlap as Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone, a hardcover book that included an additional three stories and sold for $3.95. A second hardcover volume, titled Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Revisited, was published in 1964 and also later released as a paperback. A 1984 omnibus collection reprinted both anthologies, but I'm not sure if it included all of the short stories from the hardcover editions or those from the paperback versions.
The forward claims that the stories included in the anthology are "all newly written and original in treatment," but three are adaptations of episodes from The Twilight Zone: "Back There" (originally broadcast January 13th, 1961), "Judgment Night" (originally broadcast December 4th, 1959) and "King Nine Will Not Return" (titled "Return from Oblivion" in the anthology, originally broadcast September 30th, 1960). The other seven are indeed original tales of horror and the occult. As the forward explains:
To give them authenticity, [the stories] have been based in varying degree upon well-recorded incident or experiences in which many persons have sincerely and implicitly believed; particularly those who participate in weird events. As a result, these tales combine the elements of actuality and fantasy, putting them in that bourne where they so rightfully belong–The Twilight Zone.[…]
Such is the impact of a full-fledged ghostly experience, the sort of "shocker" that turns a doubter into a believer. While such adventures may not be too happy in real–or unreal– life, one thing is certain. It is fun to read about them, as you will find out when you delve into the pages that follow.
Frankly, I think most of these stories focus far too heavily on the horror, something The Twilight Zone rarely did. There are lots and lots of ghosts (two of the stories even have the word ghost in the title) and off the top of my head I can only recall one episode of The Twilight Zone that involved ghosts ("The Changing of the Guard," originally broadcast June 1st, 1962).
Here are the titles of the ten stories:
- "The Ghost of Ticonderoga"
- "Back There" (adaptation)
- "Judgment Night" (adaptation)
- "The Curse of Seven Towers"
- "The Avenging Ghost"
- "Return from Oblivion" (adaptation)
- "The House on the Square"
- "Death's Masquerade"
- "The Riddle of the Crypt"
- "Dead Man's Chest"
The first story, "The Ghost of Ticonderoga," tells the tale of Donald Campbell, Laird of Inverawe in Scotland, who hides the killer of his cousin and in turn is haunted three times by the ghost of said cousin, who warns him not to shield the murderer. But Inverawe made a promise to the man before learning about his cousin's death and doesn't listen to the ghost. So, the ghost warns Inverawe that the two shall meet again at Ticonderoga where he shall pay. Years later, during the French and Indian War, Inverawe is fighting with the British in America and is among those charged with taking Fort Carillon (the 1758 Battle of Ticonderoga). He is wounded in the fighting and meets his cousin's ghost again before dying. The curse has been fulfilled. The story, unfortunately, was very predictable.
Another story, "The Curse of Seven Towers," deals with a castle that is said to be haunted by a bunch of ghosts and a curse that follows the family that owns the castle. The current owner has sold the castle and is throwing one last party. When a few of the guests see a ghost or two, the owner gets really, really scared; he thinks the curse is about to kill him. It turns out one of the guests is a cousin who actually has a better claim to the castle and is the true owner. While being shown around, the guest is killed and the curse fulfilled, leaving the owner free and clear. This wasn't a predictable story but neither was it very engaging.
I'm not going to discuss the other stories, in case anyone wants to track down a copy of the book and read them. Again, these don't fit very well into The Twilight Zone mold and I can't see fans of the series enjoying them. Interestingly, the author of these short stories — Walter B. Gibson — is much better known as the creator of The Shadow (aka Lamont Cranston), the long-running radio and pulp hero of the 1930s and 1940s.
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I have a copy of this somewhere. Gibson treated the concept of "THE TWILIGHT ZONE" as if it were just an anthology of ghost and "spooky" stories. All of his original tales have something to do with spectres and "hauntings". There was one other Gibson adaptation of a Serling teleplay I recall reading in the original 1963 hardcover edition: "The Man In the Bottle" [10/7/60], which involved a genie, not a ghost {he couldn't turn THAT into a "ghostly tale"!}.
"Back There" is almost the same story as in Serling's teleplay, but Gibson suggests "ghostly forces" were at work sending Peter Corrigan back in time to 1865 Washington to witness Lincoln's assassination- and instead of discovering the handkerchief with the initials "J.W.B." stitched into it (as Russell Johnson did at the end of the TV version), Corrigan discovers in his possession, while in a taxi, an unused ticket to Ford's Theater for the April 14, 1865 performance of "Our American Cousin"..the one Lincoln attended when he was shot {"a one of a kind collector's item", Gibson notes}. Corrigan tears it up and lets the pieces flutter into the Potomac….
In the case of "Judgment Night", it's basically the same as it unfolded in the original TV episode, but Gibson added an epilogue, twenty years later (1962): apparently, in his retelling, the SOLE survivor of the "S.S. Queen Of Glasgow" was Barbara Stanley [played by Deidre Owens in the episode], who's cruising on a luxury liner passing the area where the "Queen Of Glasgow" and the German U-boat that sunk it both perished. A man stands next to her on deck, agreeing it was a shame the "Queen Of Glasgow" went down, and muses on the fate of the German sub with Captain Lanser and his crew. Then, Ms. Stanley wonders how HE could have known about the fate of the sub if there were no survivors…? The man, who identified himself to Ms. Stanley as Lt. Mueller [who warned Lanser his U-boat and the crew were cursed because they sunk the boat, and that they'd relive the sinking of the "Queen Of Glasgow" again and again, into eternity]…vanishes!
Keep in mind that these stories were, as noted on the cover, "especially written for young people". So they couldn't be truly frightening, or as "intriguing" as the TV series. And, there had to be some "historical background" mentioned for the kids' edification {the half-finished Washington Monument in 1865 is mentioned in "Back There"; Serling wouldn't have thought of adding this piece of "historic trivia" in his teleplay}. So, if you're looking for the "Twilight Zone" experience, you won't find much of it in this book.
There were quite a few ZONE episodes featuring ghosts, among them DEATHS-HEAD REVISITED, THE TROUBLE WITH TEMPLETON, THE PASSERSBY, THE HITCH-HIKER and of course A GAME OF POOL, in which the ghost of Fats Brown appears.
HCH, I can't believe I forgot "The Hitch-Hiker," one of my favorite episodes. And Barry, I can't believe I didn't mention that the stories were written for younger folks in my review.
I really like twilight! I might sit and watch all day long if I did not have school..or life to stay me from doing it! lol Amazing Just Amazing!


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May 26th 2008 1:34PM This might sound off the wall, anonymous, but I suggest you respec to dps if you have the gear for it (which you probably do or will from all that farming).
One thing I've observed from being an officer in a raiding guild--one with NO attendance requirement and no distinction between "raiders" and "casuals" is that the burden of regular attendance falls most heavily on the prot warriors. Tanking is the most difficult role to play in a raid, particularly as the content gets more complex (I am a druid healer dating a tank, and I've heard the swearing). You need practice and gear to do so effectively. Additionally, the whole raid's success begins with the tanks. Moreover, the number of tanks (and type) is determined by the encounter's mechanics. One extra--or one less--tank means that your raid will not be successful. Once in the raid, every tank has to perform to his utmost. If one healer dc's during a fight, or one dps pulls threat and gets himself killed, you can still win. There is no margin for error with the tank. Therefore, most guilds are careful with their tank loots and will only let them go to people who can be at every raid. This is only right--most tanks get loot priority (though ours don't) and that pays them back for the time investment asked of them. Tanks also must lay out a ton of money and badges for resist gear. Our two prot warriors each bought a frost and nature set for Hydross, and our dps warriors each bought one of the sets just in case of emergencies. Both prot warriors saved badges for a fire set for Kael'thas phoenix adds as well.
Dps has more flexibility. You could almost certainly find a TK/SSC guild willing to take on a 2 days per week sort of player. Put out an ad in the WoW Guild Recruitment forum and you should be offered some choices. As Dps, you are more interchangeable with other players and will not have to play as often. We have dps who can raid twice a week, once a week, or once every four weeks, and we manage to fit them in almost every time they sign up. Don't have a fury warrior today? Take an extra rogue. But T6 content especially is not forgiving on the question of extra tanks. You simply cannot take a third prot warrior most of the time, at least not until the raid as a whole outgears an encounter by a significant margin.
The strong bond between healer and tank {WoW}
May 23rd 2008 1:54AM I'm the healer half of a probably cliché healer-tank pair. My boyfriend and I have a great advantage in that I can yell at him across the room to pot and last stand :)
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May 19th 2008 11:39AM I really enjoyed reading this. Happy Birthday to Elizabeth's dad.
All The World's A Stage: RP on a non-RP server {WoW}
May 18th 2008 3:19PM I really enjoyed the post! I'm not an RPer myself but I'd sure play along. And yes, a pit full of undead pigs sounds pretty gross.
Awful Archimonde alterations in 2.4.2 {WoW}
May 14th 2008 4:03PM My guild hasn't quite gotten to Archimonde yet--we're only up to Azgalor. I'm not looking forward to it being even harder than promised!
We're hardly your most elite raiders, and I don't think any of us have ever whined about badge gear or pvp epics for casuals. In fact, we're grateful for it, it lets us get new recruits more reliably.
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May 12th 2008 12:48PM Wow Greta, you took that totally the wrong way! I'm a woman who leads raids, and I know first-hand that the boys are very hesitant about this. Maybe I didn't phrase it well, but I did notice that the raid leaders being talked about in the article were all men. Eva, the guild leader in question, didn't seem to be considering leading the raids herself. And, I suppose, who knows what Eva's real-life gender is!
Maybe I have a chip on my shoulder about this, but I do notice that when women lead, they have to work very hard to do so. I also recruit for my guild, and the second I invite someone onto vent to talk about joining, they have a noticeable--either favorable or unfavorable reaction--to my clearly female voice. I think it's good to recognize the male dominance in this game and work against it. Even my own guild had to be pretty much coerced into appointing an equal number of male and female officers.
I just thought that maybe the guild leader in question hadn't even thought of appointing female raid leaders, as most guilds don't.
Officers' Quarters: LF Raid Leader PST {WoW}
May 12th 2008 11:25AM I would be more in favor of option two, promoting a raid leader from inside. The suggestion to try several of your raiders is an excellent one.
My guild is a raiding guild, and our 25-mans are led by one person, and the 10-mans are led by a hodgepodge of members and officers. In a pinch, any of us could lead the farm content. That's a huge advantage and can keep your RL from being burned out.
Hint: let the women lead too. They are just as capable, although they will take longer to win the respect of some of the men they'll be ordering around.
All the World's a Stage: Descriptions done right {WoW}
May 11th 2008 3:13PM Very interesting article!
All this is new and exotic to me because I've always played on a PvE server. Initially I wondered why people would post a physical description when you can clearly see the character.
I think a good tip would be to emphasize things that can't be seen on the character--a wedding ring would be a great detail. I actually thought the best of your descriptions was the one of the man from Westfall. I like more "ordinary" characters. There is no need to be grandiose or important--let's just say I'd rather talk to Timmy than Jane.
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May 10th 2008 6:57PM Hey Lori,
I think you make some good points. My guild does most of that for our members. In fact, our officers feel like employees most of the time. Here's what we provide people.
1. Explanations of everything, from each raid encounter to theorycrafting by class, on our website. With videos. The raid leader even makes a list of what to bring to each fight.
2. Signups and raid rosters the night before a raid. This lets people make plans. We also don't have an attendance requirement, so people can plan for nights off and we know whether we'll still have a raid.
3. Monthly on-vent town hall meetings where people can air their concern. They can always grab an officer's each in private as well.
4. Craftables forums where guild members offer their services. Pretty much everyone gets their stuff made free by guildies, and I know I've given out a ton of enchant mats for free.
5. A guild bank from which people can request free stuff, or from one tab, take it out themselves. We're also working to get shadow resist gear crafted for our raiders--we're actively using the bank to earn money, buy Hearts of Darkness, and then disburse them to the members.
6. Well-organized raids and a loot system that's fair and transparent (no loot council).
This is actually a lot of work for the officers. I think most really successful guilds have people doing all of these things.
A matter of dedication {WoW}
May 10th 2008 4:43PM As a recruiting officer for a raiding guild, I would like to comment that applications are absolutely necessary.
I don't like turning people down, but my highest level of commitment is to my guild's current members. I want our new applicants to mesh well and keep the guild happy.
We use our applications to determine not necessarily who has the best gear or skill but who will work best with our team. Our applications seeks to weed out:
1. Negative attitudes. This comes clear based on how someone describes their guild history.
2. Selfish people. Hence, the "are you willing to sit on the bench" and "do you accept our loot policy" questions.
3. Flakes. Hence the "can you make our raid times" and "how often will you raid" questions.
4. Racist, sexist, or immature folks. This is why we ask applicants to tell us a joke. The joke question is the most important one on our application--it's the one that tells us most accurately what someone is like.
I often compare my guild to a pretty good team in an amateur bowling league. We're not the best bowlers out there. We're enthusiastic about it and love our team. We like to play the game, we have a lot of fun, we play about 12 hours a week and there's nachos and beer for everybody. We also plan and organize pretty carefully--we find that when things run smoothly, everyone is happier and gets, on the whole, more nachos. Now, if one whiny butthead joins the team, we're not having fun anymore, so we're very careful about which new bowlers we take if a spot opens up.


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Tummy Troubles: the Rise of Fructose Malabsorption
An increasingly common cause of tummy troubles, fructose malabsorption (sometimes called fructose intolerance even though in fact they are quite different conditions) affects one in three people and many don't even know they have it.
There is no cure for the fructose malabsorption but it can be managed by limiting the amount of fructose and fructans in the diet. Food to be avoided include apples, honey, grapes, watermelon, garlic, apples, wheat and onions. And once you start looking you quickly realise there are onions, often as powder, in an extraordinary amount of processed foods.
We head into the pathology unit at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne to experience the breath test for the condition first-hand and meet dietician Dr Sue Shepherd who's been researching the condition and treating patients with fructose malabsorption for nearly 15 years.
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- Fructose Malabsorption and Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Guidelines for Effective Dietary Management
- Article on Fructose Malabsorption by Sue Shepherd and Peter Gibson
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Comments (21)
Liz Posmyk :
08 Dec 2012 8:32:22am
Maria, Michael, thank you for this! My own daughter, now almost 28, suffers similar problems. I have shared the link to your program with here. Love your program, always good listening.
Fructose_Hater :
08 Dec 2012 1:25:37pm
Yes, after twelve years diagnosed by my Wife for malabsorption.
Dedicated honey and fruit nut which promoted the problem.
My GE (Gastroenterologist) didn't actually locate the problem but recently congratulated our diagnosis and improvement in Health. He is working in a research program and showed me a whitepaper with all the Global contributors to research into the condition.
He said it isn't ultimately the Fructose in my case that causes the symptoms, instead it (Fructose) feeds stomach flora (bacteria) which bloom into huge numbers and are taken up by the patient, his words are that "poo is a zoo" is a fact.
My symptoms from years of abuse of Honey and Fruit were; sinus obstruction (main problem), headache, gastritis, swollen glands and sweats at the peak, lethargy, depression and irritability.
My GE said he has a cure, but it is worse than the condition and suggested I just continue to avoid fruits from the orchard on our Station and Honey, well I haven't eaten it (Honey) for about fifteen years.
Results; much more stamina, rarely depressed, no gastritis, solid sleeping, no sinus problems, oh and for the older person drink plenty of Water - you need it and it can abate the symptoms should an attack comes on.
In all the Doctors' and Specialists I saw in twelve years, none asked any diet questions which is interesting.-
Moderator :
10 Dec 2012 12:48:41pm
That's great that you were able to locate the cause of your symptoms. I couldn't include the whole interview I taped with Sue Shepherd but in what was cut she did say that generally patients follow the FODMAP diet and then reintroduce foods gradually to determine what sets of their symptoms.
And it's a trying process.
Hopefully the medical community are more aware now than 15 years ago of the impact of diet on these conditions.
Love the poo is a zoo comment!
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Kate :
26 Mar 2013 12:02:20am
Thank you for this information. I have had problems with my sinuses for the last two or three months and wasn't sure what the cause was. I consume quite a bit of honey daily and never considered that this might be the cause. I am lactose intolerant and have wondered over the years if I had a problem with fructose. I avoid fructose in baked goods but didn't seem to have a problem with honey and don't consume enough fruit to notice. I have been consuming more honey lately and noticed other symptoms worsening such as hemorrhoids and rectal itch but was looking for other causes. I am going to eliminate honey for awhile and see if my symptoms abate.
Interesting I was just doing a search to see if sinus problems could be related to fructose and a medical site came up indicating that this symptom was unrelated. I suppose we are all bothered by different symptoms to different extents for the same disorders.
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dkaj :
02 Sep 2013 5:33:38pm
So what was your GI's cure that was worse than the diet?? Just curious...
Health Naturally Magazine :
09 Dec 2012 11:54:37am
This is an interesting story. We are preparing an article for a future issue of our magazine on the dangers of high fructose corn syrup at the moment.
One of our regular contributors, Sherry Brescia, writes on all sorts of gut related problems.
It was interesting that the little girl being tested was advised to go on a course or antibiotics.
No where in this story where pro-biotics mentioned. Most gut related problems can be greatly relieved by the introduction of a broad spectrum probiotic supplement. These are taken daily. There are a multitude of health issues that stem for a lack of good bacteria in our gut. Our modern diet encourages an overgrowth of bad bacteria in our gut. Adults have between 3 - 4 kilograms of bacteria living in our gut, the trick is getting the correct balance. Especially after a course of antibiotics.
We now plan on looking into Fructose Malabsorbtion further and possibly featuring an article on this in the future in Health Naturally Magazine.-
Moderator :
10 Dec 2012 12:56:51pm
I would go to a specialist like Sue Shepherd or a gastroenterologist who specialises in IBS on the question of probiotics especially in relation to SIBO (small intestine bacterial overgrowth) because some kinds of probiotics actually worsen the condition as I found in my daughter's case.
As it was explained to me with SIBO there are simply too many bacteria colonising the small intestine (which should have some but not in the numbers my daughter has - large numbers are normal in the large intestine and therefore balancing them there would make sense), so adding more bacteria to this in the form of probiotics wouldn't help and could make it worse. Which is what we found.
With probiotics the when, how, which and how much is very complicated in issues like this and I will be exploring them in the maintenance phase of her SIBO.
Thanks for your feedback.
Tammy Youngman :
09 Dec 2012 4:17:41pm
We are only now understanding more about fructose malabsorption. My very young daughter was sick constantly with eventually what was diagnosed as severe ulcerative colitis. "Biggest lumps I have ever seen in a child this young" were the words from my gastro specialist. Reason - inconclusive. After pleading with my GP to test - we had our answer. I researched a FODMAP diet and my child has no medication for her colitis. No more steriods! To show her she could help others - together we formulated an ecookbook to share simple, tasty recipes to get us through the week. For her self esteem, I was praying we would sell one - we have since gone on to sell over 400 in one year! Everyone is very happy and my daughter loves the followup emails when people are grateful for the help.
If you need help, look for us on ebay - $5 - Fructose Friendly Food - Fructose Malabsorption - Gluten free and Lactose free cookbook-
Moderator :
10 Dec 2012 12:59:26pm
Hi Tammy,
A close relative has ulcerative colitis so I have witnessed it first hand and he's also found the FODMAP diet helped although if he has to have another whitebread chicken sandwich I think he'll scream. He finds it particularly hard when he has to travel for work.
Good luck with the cookbook, great idea.
paul leonard hill :
11 Dec 2012 8:36:07pm
I haven't come up against fructose intolerance before but as celiac disease was mentioned I thought I'd make a comment about same. Celiac disease or gluten intolerance is when gluten in the small intestine elicits an antigenic (immune) response and in the process the cells lining the small intestine get wiped out, This causes malabsorption of a range of different nutrients.
Okay, for a start what is whole gluten, a protein, doing in the small intestine undigested? The first stage of protein digestion, pepsin, takes place in the stomach. It's precursor pepsinogen has to be activated by the hydrochloric acid in the stomach. Pepsin cleaves the bonds between certain amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, of which there are 21. Once this stage of protein digestion takes place the pyloric sphincter at the base of the stomach opens and the contents including these protein fragments enters the alkaline duodenum where they are further digested by the enzymes trypsin, chymotrypsin and carboxypepsidase each activated by a different pH. Now digested down to individual amino acids they enter the ilium or small intestine where every single amino acid has its own active transport system into the bloodstream. No whole proteins allowed here, not even fragments..
Now without the first stage of digestion by pepsin the peptide links cleaved by the duodenum enzymes are NOT accessible, meaning that if pepsin is not available because there is insufficient hydrochloric acid in the stomach to convert pepsinogen to pepsin gluten will pass undigested into the small intestine. Now two people I was helping both had gluten intolerance and both were diagnosed as hypothyroid, meaning they both had a low basal metabolic rate. Normally a person with hypothyroidism are fat yet both were slim because of the problem of malabsorption.
So I got to thinking that the production of hydrochloric acid in the stomach may be determined by a person's basal metabolic rate (BMR), this in turn controlled by the ability of the thyroid in the neck to make the hormone thyroxine which controls BMR. Thyroxin in turn needs iodine to activate it. So it all maybe gets down to an iodine deficiency but not sufficient to cause a noticeable goitre. One thing is for sure whole gluten should NOT be in the small intestine and one has to ask why the medical profession hasn't asked this question. Possibly because it means the collaboration of a gastroenterologist, a biochemist, an immunologist, an endocrinologist, a physiologist and perhaps a general pathologist.
Getting that level of collaboration in the dog eat dog world is, unfortunately, impossible-
Moderator :
12 Dec 2012 7:49:38am
Thanks for your feedback Paul. As I didn't research coeliac disease and have no experience of it you lost me at pepsinogen. So I have passed this one onto Dr Sue Shepherd for comment.
Emily :
18 Jun 2013 2:19:08pm
I have just been diagnosed with Fructose Malabsorption after unexplained weight loss and IBS. My 6 year old daughter has also been struggling over the past 3 years with digestion issues. She isn't fructose malabsorbing but natural food chemical sensitive. Amines are an absolute no no. Also better gluten-free. Complicated. Have a lot of health specialists!
Emily :
18 Jun 2013 9:27:21pm
My 6 year olds daughter isn't fructose (like me her mother) but Amines and Salicytates, even more complicated.
crtem5 :
06 Sep 2013 12:28:31pm
There is a cure! You have to heal your gut. It is very rare for someone to be born without the fructose transporters Glut5 and Glut2. If you have FM, you most likely have some type of damage to the small intestinal wall that is interfering with the production of those transporters. Check for yeast or bacterial overgrowth. Those two almost always go hand in hand with FM, and can CAUSE damage to the intestinal wall. You must treat those conditions and implement a gut healing protocol. It can take up to two years, but my daughter is proof!
crtem5 :
19 Jan 2014 1:48:23pm
Could you share what you used to help your daughter with bacteria, we are researching ideas for SIBO. Thank you -
Tara :
23 Apr 2014 5:03:13pm
I totally agree with your comment, I believe this can be reversed. I never had a problem with fructose and sorbitol until I went on holiday to Australia. I believe I caught some bacteria over there. Now I can't tolerate any levels of fructose and sorbitol. A gastroenterologist just put me on one month of probiotics and I already feel a significant improvement.
Can you please tell Me what you did to help your daughters?
Is she fully cured now?
Thank you
Julie :
14 Sep 2013 9:11:10am
I am very new to the world of FODMAPS. I didn't have to care about it before...but now I do. I thought brussels sprouts weren't allowed for a person eating glucose free??, but I see a very tantalizing picture of some on your web site.I'm confused.
kim :
08 Jan 2014 8:39:49am
I have been diagnosed fructose/sorbitol malabsorption i find the worst part is a swollen tummy feels like fluid but after many many tests over 2 years the only finding is the malabsorption. Some days i feel really unwell and find i cannot exercise, this is really getting me down and really worried about what is happening to my insides
JWeiss :
17 Mar 2014 7:24:49am
My daughter suffers from FruMal and you have shed a lot of light on this subject for us. We are looking to find an acupuncturist in Colorado.
Any suggestions???
Thanks love you info.


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It felt a little wasteful to drive a 555-horsepower machine at 40 mph, but the X6 M was surprisingly docile in my commute. The engine idles smoothly and is perfectly tractable at low speeds. Even in normal driving, there's a very sports-car-like exhaust note, with gentle burbles and pops each time the transmission shifts. And when you do hurry away from traffic lights, it's shockingly fast. Though the suspension is obviously tuned for high-speed corners on the track, the ride isn't too harsh over crumbling city streets.
The polarizing exterior styling certainly attracts attention -- partly because the X6 is still relatively rare, partly because the size and bold M Sport body kit can't be missed.
That said, I am evidently not the target buyer for this vehicle. Since America lacks autobahns on which to exploit the full 555 ponies, I'd opt for the cheaper, 400-horsepower X6 xDrive50i, which is still plenty quick. And considering that the X6 M starts at $90K, I'd probably buy a BMW M3 instead and keep the change for spare tires. However, there's no getting around how outrageously cool it is to drive a four-seat SUV that can keep up with Corvettes. For that reason alone, the X6 M gets a thumbs-up vote from me.
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There is no shortage of stories here on TUAW (and elsewhere) that extol the benefits of backing up your data. Apple even makes it ridiculously easy to do so -- with Mac OS X 10.5, Time Machine, a blank drive, and some spare time, you're set.
Nevertheless, despite your best efforts, there are unforeseen circumstances where you might need to utter those dreaded words: "I need to send this for data recovery." Perhaps your airplane landed in the Hudson river, and your waterlogged laptop was stuck with your luggage. Perhaps an external disk is suffering from a manufacturing defect. Perhaps your backup disk is the disk that failed.
Unfortunately, there is no way to sugar-coat this: Data recovery is a painful, patience-trying, and absurdly expensive process. But if it's the only way to recover mission-critical data, it could be your only option.
It was for me.
I had an Iomega external drive that was given to me as a going-away present after I left the agency where I used to work. I'd worked for the previous five years on Iomega's retail packaging, so it was the company's way of saying "thank you." An additional 750GB of storage was going to be very much needed as I started my freelancing career.I had connected the drive to my AirPort Extreme base station, so I could share its contents between my iMac and my MacBook. I moved most of my movies, music, and client project files onto the drive. And for a few months, it was a perfect solution. (Cue dramatic music.)
Doing this, however, I was unwittingly walking the high-wire without a safety net.
One day, the disk wouldn't mount. Concerned, I shut it down, unplugged it from the base station, and plugged it in via USB to my iMac. It didn't mount there, either. The alarm bells in my mind started to go off. In a blog entry for that day, I wrote: "Poopie. Poopie poopie poopie."
After letting the drive cool off for a while, I attempted to mount the disk again. No dice. Disk Utility recognized that there was a physical disk connected to the computer, but no logical partitions on the disk. Disk Utility was unable to repair the problems on the disk, so I moved to DiskWarrior. DiskWarrior said the drive directory was "too damaged" to be repaired.
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In 2009, the Water Valley Blue Devils opened their football season with a disappointing 34-25 loss to Coffeeville in the annual Railroad Trophy Rivalry game.
And even though Water Valley has claimed lopsided 28-0 and 63-0 victories in subsequent years, the Blue Devils still talk about their last loss to the Pirates. (August 23, 2012, Page 6)
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WATER VALLEY — Midway through the second quarter of Water Valley's opener against Independence, Jarard Williams had an 80-yard touchdown run called back only to see teammate E.J. Bounds rip off an 81-yard touchdown run of his own on the next play. (more…) (August 20, 2012, Page 3B)
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It's hard to believe but actual football will be played today across the state of Mississippi.
Locally, Lafayette, Oxford and Water Valley will get their seasons underway with big-time aspirations in mind. (August 17, 2012, Page 6A)
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The weeks of working in the sweltering Mississippi heat will finally be put to the test Friday night.
During the course of the summer, the Blue Devils have worked hard to prepare for this opener, showing up at summer workouts, participating in 7-on-7s and hustling through intense practices. (more…) (August 16, 2012, Page 4B)
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WATER VALLEY — The Water Valley Blue Devils' football team shook off some rust before its season opener against Independence with a 14-0 win against Vardaman on Friday night at Bobby Clark Field. (more…) (August 13, 2012, Page 8)
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1.1An attendant who loads guns at a shoot.
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Myocardial infarction (STEMI) occurs in two distinct arterial territories .The anterior LAD circulation and postero- inferior RCA/LCX circulation.The incidence is equally shared.
There has been some learned and unlearned perceptions about Inferior MI.
Inferior MI is less dangerous than anterior MI. True or false ?
Answer: Essentially true in most situations.
Inferior wall of the heart (strictly speaking there is no walls for heart , only surfaces, which blends with adjacent areas) inferior wall is formed by diaphragmatic surface and posterior surface.Inferior MI can occur by either RCA or LCX obstruction.The outcome of inferior MI is determined by mainly by the extent of LV myocardial damage it inflicts.To quantitate this we need to know , how much of LV is supplied by RCA , or LCX or combination of both ? This depend on the coronary dominance .It is estimated , the bulk of the LV is supplied ( up to 75% ) by LCA. This becomes further high in left dominant circulations . In fact , it is believed LV can never get involved in non dominant RCA occlusions. This has brought in a new terminology called "Small inferior MI".Inferior STEMI due to PDA occlusion or in a co -dominant circulation is not yet studied
Apart from the above anatomical considerations the following clinical observations have been made regarding inferior MI.
When can Inferior MI be dangerous ?
Anatomical factors
Inspite of the above factors inferior MI can not be taken lightly . Especially when it extend into posterior, lateral , (Rarely anterior) segments.
While posterior extension often tolerated , lateral extension is very poorly tolerated .This is probably explained as the extension involves the vital free wall of LV and the laplace forces colud precipitate LVF. Free wall rupture is also common in this situation.
Posterior extension , predominantly involves the surface of RV which is less important hemodynamically. Of course incidence of MR due to it's effect on posterior mitral leaflet can be trouble some.
High risk clinical catagories.
Out of hospital STEMI are at equal risk irrespective of the territories involved .This is because, primary VF does not differentiate , whether ischemia comes from RCA or LAD .
How different is the clinical outcome of inferoposterior MI with reference to the site of coronary arterial obstruction ?
The sequence of outcome From best to worse : Non dominant RCA* → Dominant RCA but distal to RV branch → LCX dominant with large OMs
* It is believed an acute proximal obstruction of a non dominant RCA may not be mechanically significant, but can be electrically significant as it retains the risk of primary VF and SA nodal ischemia. The ECG changes can be very minimal or some times simple bradycardia is the only clue. One should be able to recognise this entity (Non dominant RCA STEMI) as the outcome is excellent and these patients would never require procedure like primary PCI
** A inferior MI due to a dominant LCX and a large OMs have comparable outcome as that of extensive anterior MI. The ECG will reveal ST elevation in both inferior and lateral leads.
***In patients with prior CAD and collateral dependent multivessel disease the inferior anterior sub classification does not make much sense as entire coronary circulation can be mutually interdependent.
Final message
Inferior STEMI generally lacks the vigor to cause extensive damage to myocardium in most situations .Further they respond better to treatment. Risk stratiifcation of STEMI based on the location of MI has not been popular among mainstream cardiologists. This issue needs some introspection as the costly and complex treatment modalities like primary PCI is unwarrnated in most of the low risk inferior MIs.
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Merit Badge University
presented by Alpha Phi Omega Gatton Building - 550 South Limestone University of Kentucky Campus 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM $10 per Scout - lunch not included
Register early! Classes will be filled on a first come/first served basis and all have strict limits to the number of Scouts we can accept.
Each Scout is expected to be prepared for their class by having completed all the prerequisite requirements, bringing a notebook and pencil, and having obtained and read the most recent MB book.
Merit Badges Offered Animal Sciences Chemistry Geocaching Law Medicine Music Theater
Insect Study was previously listed - however, it is no longer available
CLICK HERE to download a registration packet with form, directions and pre-requisites
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