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MaxxDry SD Simple Boot & Shoe Dryer
The MaxxDry SD Simple Boot & Shoe Dryer makes drying your footwear easy! Thermal convection (naturally rising warm air) helps to remove dampness, sweat and any odors that might be lingering on any type of shoe or boot. With absolutely zero moving parts, this dryer works in complete silence as it dries your rain or sweat-soaked shoes. It is ideal for use during the night while you sleep, allowing you to start your day with warm, comfortable feet. Using minimal watts to get the job done, the MaxxD...
Simms Wading Staff Retractor
The Simms Wading Staff Retractor connects to both your wading staff strap and the sheath with 3 feet of extremely strong retractable braided Spectra cable to keep your wading staff secure and ready for use.
Simms Pro Wading Staff
The Simms Pro Wading Staff will give you the support and quality you need while wading across a slippery creek or down a bank to get to your favorite fishing spot. This staff is constructed with carbon tubing which makes it extremely lightweight and also extremely durable. The Simms Pro Wading Staff has 4 sections that are held together with a Fastlock system. This system is similar to touring style ski poles and can be customized to lengths from 51" to 56". It has a contoured non-slip cork hand...
Simms Wading Staff
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The Simms Wading Staff is a great piece of fishing safety gear. This handy staff will help prevent falls when wading slippery streams, fast river currents or hiking trails. This staff breaks down to fit in the convenient neoprene holster and easily attaches to any wading belt with a built-in quick release buckle strap and retractor. The Simms Wading Staff features anodized aluminum construction with an inner coated steel cable that secures the sections together. The top section features 7075 bar...
Frogg Toggs Chilly Sport Cooling Towels
The Frogg Toggs Chilly Sport Cooling Towels are all purpose sports towels designed to help keep you cool during a workout, a hard ride, a tough climb, work or any strenuous activity, including that long hike to your favorite fishing spot or a warm day out on the boat. The Frogg Toggs Chilly Sport Cooling Towels are made from a hi-tec, breathable material, that speeds up the evaporation process when wet, in turn keeping you cooler and more comfortable. The Chilly Sport is reinforced with a tough ...
Simms Gravel Guards
The Simms Gravel Guards protect against gravel and other debris from entering wading boots. The improved fit contours better to the shape of your boots. These gravel guards feature durable neoprene construction with rear velcro closures for a secure fit. An abrasion resistant textured nylon jersey material lines the underside for increased durability. The included lace hooks keep the gravel guards in place. The Gravel Guards are perfect for waders that do not have built-in gravel guards or for a...
Frogg Toggs Wader Suspenders
The Frogg Toggs Wader Suspenders are made from an elastic construction and have a deluxe H style back. The Frogg Toggs Wader Suspenders are 1.5" wide, are adjustable up to 36" in length, have fast release front snaps, and have durable button on fixtures on the back.
Frogg Toggs Wading Boot Studs
The Frogg Toggs Boot Studs are made of case hardened steel and have non-self tapping safety points. These studs are treated to resist rust, screws with hard bite cavity, and have an easy in slotted hex heads. The Frogg Toggs Boot Studs come 30 pcs. per pack
Korkers BOA Replacement Lace Kit
The Korkers BOA Replacement Lace Kit is perfect to the angler who like to fish far from home. These kits come with everything you need to change out the laces of the BOA speed lacing system. Each kit comes with a spare knob, spare reel, spare tool, and a steel wire lace.
Pro Line Felt Sole Replacement Kit
1 Review
The Pro Line Felt Sole Replacement Kit is an economical way to extend the life of your wading boots. The Pro Line Felt Sole Replacement Kit works with all felt soled wading boots. The Pro Line Felt Sole Replacement Kit includes one pair of felt soles, one tube of adhesive and easy to follow directions.
Simms BackSaver Wading Belt
Simms BackSaver Wading Belt greatly reduces lower back stress and fatigue. The BackSaver Belt is constructed of 2" wide nylon webbing and supportive thermoformed foam with a quick-action release buckle. The Simms BackSaver Wading Belt is adjustable from 30" to 46".
Simms AlumiBite Star Cleats
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Simms AlumiBite Star Cleats are specifically engineered to fit the Vibram rubber out-soles that are featured on the Simms River Tread, Stream Tread, and Vapor Tread platforms. Simms AlumiBite Star Cleats are made from corrosive-free aluminum which is softer than carbide and conforms to the micro surfaces of rocks producing an excellent grip.
Chota Long Rifle Carbide Cleats
Chota Long Rifle Carbide Cleats heavy duty extremely hard carbide cleats bite deep through slippery silt and algae to the rock. These cleats are specially designed to fit all Chota boots featuring built in cleat receptacles. The self-tapping threads are specially designed to hold fast in rubber. Each package contains 20 cleats.
Chota CuffLinx
1 Review
Chota CuffLinx are a great way to keep your pant legs from riding up when wearing waders. These include infinitely adjustable velcro closures for a comfortable, custom fit.
Simms Web Wading Belt
Simms Web Wading Belts feature a high quality two inch wading belt with a Simms Trout molded quick action side release buckle. This belt is adjustable from 28 - 46 inches. The Simms Web Wading Belt is constructed of 100% nylon with embossed Simms logo. The Catch Camo and Simms Camo belts are constructed of 100% sublimated polyester. Simms Web Wading Belts are made in the U.S.A.
$14.95 - $24.95
Simms Gore-Tex Repair Kit
Simms Gore_Tex Repair Kit is made specifically for use with Gore-Tex products. This is a great kit to keep on-hand for easy repairs to your Gore-Tex waders or outerwear. The kit includes one 2" x 4" rectangular Gore-Tex patch and one 1/4 ounce tube of AquaSeal. Instructions are included.
Simms ReviveX
Simms ReviveX spray-on water repellent from McNett revives the water repellency of waterproof outerwear such as waders, jackets, parkas, pants and bibs. This spray-on formula works on all types of fabrics including Gore-Tex, nylon and soft shell acrylics and polyester. Each 5 oz. container of ReviveX treats up to 2 garments. Heat-set instructions are included.
Simms Replacement Laces
Simms Replacement Laces feature high quality Cordura nylon construction for increased lifespan. These are the perfect replacement laces for wading boots and they feed easily through boot hooks and eyelet. Laces measure 70" in length.
Pro Line Collapsible Wading Staff
19 Reviews
Pro Line Collapsible Wading Staff is great for added stability in moving wader and while hiking river banks. This staff features a double shock-corded folding design, constructed from lightweight and strong 3/4" aluminum alloy tubing. Each staff section measures 12" when folded. The Wading Staff fits in the included nylon belt sheath for easy storage when not in use. Also includes a contoured EVA foam handle grip, nylon safety lanyard and durable carbide tip. Matte black in color. 52. 5".
Frogg Toggs Stuff Sack
Frogg Toggs Stuff Sack is designed to carry one Frogg Toggs waterproof suit (jacket and pants). The Stuff Sack is constructed from the same waterproof and breathable material as all Frogg Toggs suits. Color is black. Includes a drawstring closure.
Korkers Threaded Carbide Replacement Spikes
1 Review
Korkers Threaded Carbide Replacement Spikes fit the Korkers CastTrax Fishing Cleat. These threaded carbide replacement spikes cut though moss, slime, mud and slick wood surfaces to make walking safer and easier while fishing rocky streams, ocean rocks and jetties. They are also great for walking on ice or icy surfaces. These replacement spikes come 40 to a pack and also include 40 washers.
Korkers Carbide Push Through Replacement Spikes
Korkers Carbide Push Through Replacement Spikes fit the Korkers RockTrax and RockTrax Plus Fishing Cleats. These carbide replacement spikes cut though moss, slime, mud and slick wood surfaces to make walking safer and easier while fishing rocky streams, ocean rocks and jetties. They are also great for walking on ice or icy surfaces. These replacement spikes come 40 to a pack.
Simms Headwaters Taco Bag
3 Reviews
The Simms Headwaters Taco Bag allows you to change in and out of your waders and boots without touching the ground. This smart bag is large enough to hold two waders and two pairs of boots before you unzip it and use it as a ground mat. Mesh vents help prevent mold and mildew and promote drying. Measures 40" x 20" when zipped closed. The Simms Headwaters Taco Bag is Dark Elkhorn/Orange in color.
Simms HardBite Studs
1 Review
Simms HardBite Studs are designed to provide additional stability in difficult wading conditions. These studs allow you to easily convert standard sole boots to studded. Felt Studs are designed for use with and Simms felt sole wading boots. Vibram Studs -are designed for use with any Simms Vibram StreamTread sole wading boots.
Simms HardBite Star Cleats
Simms HardBite Star Cleats are specifically designed for use with any Simms wading boot that has the Vibram StreamTread wading boot sole. HardBite Star Cleats offer the best stud solution for added stability in difficult wading conditions. These cleats can be used in combination with the Simms HardBite Studs. Carbide chips are welded to each arm of the cleat for added traction and durability.
Korkers Push Through Spike Replacement Tool
The Korkers Push Through Spike Replacement Tool is used to install new push through spikes into Korkers RockTrax and RockTrax Plus Fishing Cleats. This tool features heavy steel construction and is Korkers model FA9000.
Korkers Boa Speed Lacing System Replacement C...
1 Review
Korkers Boa Speed Lacing System Replacement Components fit newer Korkers wading boot models, such as the Metalhead, that come with the Boa Speed Lacing System. We carry two sizes of replacement Boa Wire Laces and the Series 20 Boa Knob/Reel/Tool Combo. The Boa Wire Lace 110 cm fits Korkers sizes 9-11 while the Boa Wire Lace 120 cm fits Korkers sizes 12-15. The Series 20 Boa Knob/Reel/Tool Combo is the replacement lace reel for the early Guide and Predator wading boots. The M3 Knob/Reel/Tool Comb...
Korkers OmniTrax 3.0 Interchangeable Sole Sys...
14 Reviews
Korkers OmniTrax 3.0 Interchangeable Sole System Replacement Soles are designed for use with the newer style Korkers Wading Boots such as the Metalhead and Redside models. These replacement soles allow you to meet the demands of the terrain and wading conditions from fishing small brooks to large rivers and even pounding surf. Available in AlumaTrax, Plain Felt, Studded Felt, Studded Kling-On and Studded Rubber styles in men's sizes 7 through 15.
$29.95 - $54.95
MaxxDry SD Boot/Shoe Dryer Accessories
MaxxDry SD Boot/Shoe Dryer Accessories include the SD Glove Drying Accessories and the SD 8.5" Extensions. Add the SD Glove Drying Accessories to the basic MaxxDry SD Boot/Shoe Dryer to dry and warm gloves and mittens of all sizes. Add the SD 8.5" Extensions to the basic MaxxDry SD Boot/Shoe Dryer to dry taller boots (10 inches and taller), hip boots and even waders. All MaxxDry SD accessories carry a three year manufacturers warranty against defects.
MaxxDry XL Boot/Shoe/Glove Dryer
4 Reviews
MaxxDry XL Boot/Shoe/Glove Dryer is a dryer for boots, shoes and gloves that features MaxxDry "forced air" technology to gently dry up to 4 garments in about an hour. The MaxxDry XL boot dryer works quickly to remove moisture, perspiration, bacteria and mold, the primary cause of odor. The MaxxDry XL multi-dryer includes everything needed to dry a combination of tall boots, short boots, shoes and gloves and requires no additional attachments. No more waiting all night to dry your gear.
Frogg Toggs Frogg Leggs Overshoe
2 Reviews
Frogg Toggs Frogg Leggs Overshoe features heavy duty construction with 17" leggings to fit over shoes and boots. This overshoe is constructed of durable, waterproof 600 denier rubberized nylon and a slip-free ripple rubber outsole for walking in rain or snow. Frogg Leggs feature adjustable calf and ankle straps and a custom fit calf wrap with top cinch draw cord and cord lock. The adjustable upper provides leak protection for your clothing and shoes.
Pro Line ProSeal Flexible Urethane Repair Adh...
2 Reviews
Pro Line ProSeal Flexible Urethane Repair Adhesive is a waterproof and permanent repair adhesive. ProSeal is great for use on many materials including coated fabrics, rubber and neoprene. Each package of Pro Line ProSeal Flexible Urethane Repair Adhesive includes two tubes. The net weight total is 1 ounce.
Pro Line Wader/Boot Hanger
1 Review
Pro Line Wader/Boot Hanger is a great way to dry out damp boots and waders. The hanger mounts to any wall and allows for boots and waders to be hung upside down by the ankle area to promote the drying process. When dried in this manner, waders last much longer and odors are reduced. The Pro Line Wader/Boot Hanger is constructed of unbreakable, high impact plastic and is corrosion free. This hanger is Pro Line model WH88.
Pro Line Wader Change Mat
Pro Line Wader Change Mat is great for standing on when changing in and out of your waders. The mat is constructed of thick, 3mm neoprene, perfect for protecting stockingfoot wader booties from sharp objects and for keeping feet and socks dry and off the ground. The edges are stitched and covered for a finished look. The 25" by 40" size fits in the back of most SUV's, cars and trucks. The Pro Line Wader Change Mat also makes for a great place for pets to stay while traveling.
Pro Line Wader Bag
1 Review
Pro Line Wader Bag is perfect for storing wet or dry waders and wading shoes during travel or when not in use. This wader bag features nylon construction and heavy duty zippers and shoulder strap. This wader bag is Pro Line model WBAG and is black in color.
Pro Line Wader Suspenders
1 Review
Pro Line Wader Suspenders are great for use with chest and waist-high waders that require separate suspenders. Pro Line Wader Suspenders feature deluxe, 1 1/2" elastic webbing with an H-back design. The snaps feature synthetic leather surrounds for durability and long life. These suspenders are Pro Line model WSB and are brown in color.
Frogg Toggs Ultimate Waterproof Repair Kit
2 Reviews
Frogg Toggs Ultimate Waterproof Repair Kit is designed as a universal Repair Kit for all types of rain gear, waders and boots. This kit includes 1 tube of adhesive, 1 applicator brush, 1 metal scrubber and 3 patches including, 1 wader/boot patch, 1 breathable Frogg Toggs patch and 1 Frogg Toggs Smokin' Toad heat shield patch for Road Toad suits.
Frogg Toggs Wader Belt
1 Review
Frogg Toggs Wader Belt is a great, economical choice for a replacement wader belt. This belt features a 1.5" width.
Frogg Toggs Wrap Around Gravel Guards
3 Reviews
Frogg Toggs Wrap Around Gravel Guards help to keep snow, sand and gravel out of your wading shoes and away from your stocking foot waders delicate neoprene booties. These gravel guards feature comfortable neoprene construction and velcro closures for a custom fit.
Frogg Toggs Neoprene Pant Garters
1 Review
Frogg Toggs Neoprene Pant Garters are a great way to keep your pant legs from riding up when wearing waders. These garters include velcro closures for a comfortable, custom fit.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wired and wireless Internet access (surcharge).
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The ranking is a hat tip to America's universities and colleges with successful, environmentally-conscious operations, and the list even is based on considerations of students' academic ventures.
In a press release, Bob Sipchen, SIERRA magazine's editor-in-chief, said, "With their ever growing emphasis on environmental responsibility, these schools are channeling the enthusiasm of their students, who consistently cite climate disruption and other environmental issues as the most serious challenges their generation must confront, while demonstrating leadership for other civic institutions."
A complete 2012 green ranking list and profiles of the top schools' eco-friendly strategies are available on the magazine's website. The best of the schools are in the slideshow below.
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5-Points 50 Getting 'Kinder', but not Gentler
Now in its third year, the Lula Lake Land Trust 5-Points 50 mountain bike race will be going to Kinder Garden this fall.
Hammerhead home run
Hammerhead: a navigational aid that's simple in design with a high-tech foundation.
Young Riders
Competitive mountain bike racing grows.
Scenic Streets coming to the North Shore
For a few hours on April 19, Frazier Avenue will be opened up to cyclists and pedestrians
Adaptive Bikes
The folks at Scott's Bicycle Centre in Cleveland have added a new item to their inventory—the TerraTrike.
Long to lead state mountain bike-racing efforts
The Chattanooga Chapter of the Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association has grown the sport of mountain biking locally in recent years.
Fat Bike Frenzy
Fat bikes are mountain bikes with enormous tires that can be ridden at extremely low tire pressure for better handling in sloppy conditions.
Winter Riding
As cold weather begins to ramp up in the Chattanooga area, rain and sometimes icy weather can make mountain biking a bit trickier than in the spring and summer.
Viva Italia
A taste of Italian cycling will come to the roads of northern Georgia on October 19.
Citywide Cycling
When you think about touring the intown Atlanta neighborhoods, riding a bicycle isn't the first thing that comes to mind.
Comet Connection
The Silver Comet Trail in North Georgia has in many ways become the gold standard for turning abandoned rail lines into a viable pedestrian and biking lane
Bike Fight
While it may not be as exciting as a rumble between rival motorcycle gangs, bicyclists in Chattanooga and Knoxville are squaring off this summer to see which community has the best cyclists—or at least the most active cyclists.
Bama Trails
With so many mountain biking trails so close to downtown Chattanooga, it is sometimes easy to overlook some equally special trail systems just a few miles further down the road.
3S3M New Challenges
Bad weather last year and a cold early part of this year threw a bit of a wet blanket on early registration for the 3-State, 3-Mountain Challenge century ride, but ride director Dawn Salyer says that things are starting to pick up in advance of the 27th running of the event on May 3.
Reinventing the Wheel
Bicycle commuting is a growing trend in bigger cities across the country, and Chattanooga has seen its own growth among folks who live closer to the city center.
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For many Americans, July 4th is a family holiday — it involves backyard barbecues, maybe a parade through town and a local fireworks show. Some people, however, have dreams of celebrating the nation's birthday with more pizzazz. Thankfully, there are plenty of options around the country that deliver 4th of July festivities worth traveling for.
So, where to celebrate the 4th of July? These 11 places around the U.S. each offer something special for the day, whether it's a stunning backdrop for fireworks or a party that makes you forget the fireworks altogether.


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He admitted to trying to have a federal judge and a prosecutor killed when a court case didn't go his way. Now 45-year-old Robert Spiker will be spending another 60 years in prison. He received his sentence in federal court. Investigators say he not only put out a hit on a judge and a prosecutor he even tried to sneak a "shank" into a courtroom so he could stab them. He was already serving 15 years for burglary.
LIVE FROM WJXT, CHANNEL 4 NEWS AT 6:00 STARTS NOW. A FLORIDA PRISON INMATE WILL NOW BE LOCKED UP EVEN LONGER. HE HAS JUST BEEN SENTENCED IN A MURDER-FOR-HIRE PLOT. HE ADMITTED TO TRYING TO HAVE A FEDERAL JUDGE AND A PROSECUTOR KILLED WHEN A COURT CASE DIDN'T GO HIS WAY. NOW A CONVICT DESCRIBED AS A LIFETIME CRIMINAL WILL BE SPENDING ANOTHER 60 YEARS IN PRISON 45-YEAR-OLD ROBERT SPIKES RECEIVED A SENTENCE IN FEDERAL COURT. HE NOT ONLY PUT OUT A HIT ON A JUDGE AND A PROSECUTOR. HE EVEN TRIED TO SNEAK A SHANK INTO A COURT ROOM SO HE COULD STAB THEM. HE WAS ALREADY SERVING 15 YEARS FOR BURGLARY. WE WERE IN COURT FOR THE SENTENCING AN JOINING US LIVE FROM THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE DOWNTOWN. VIC. Reporter: RECORDS SHOW THAT SPIKE HER A VERY LONG CRIMINAL HISTORY DATING BACK TO WHEN HE WAS JUST A KID. HE EVEN ESCAPED FROM PRISON AT ONE TIME. NOW THESE NEW CHARGES WILL PUT HIM BEHIND BARS FOR LIKELY THE REST OF HIS LIFE. NOW OUR -- OUR CAMERAS WERE NOT ALLOWED IN THE FEDERAL ALLOWED IN THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE BEHIND ME TODAY, SO WE USED THE HELP OF NARRATORS TO BETTER TELL THE STORY. Reporter: THIS IS THE SHANK THAT SAINGTS SAY THAT ROGER SPYKER TRIED TO TAKE INTO HIS COURT HEARING TO KILL ONE THIS MAN, MARK DEFENSE ROW 25 YEARS WITH THE U.S. ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN JACKSONVILLE. HE WAS PROSECUTING SPYKER FOR A 20 IS IT PERJURY CASE. ONE OF THE LETTERS THAT SPYKER ROTE PLOTTING TO KILL DEFENSE ROW AND POSSIBLY HIS FAMILY AS WELL. IF I CATCH THAT [BLEEP] IN THE COURT ROOM I AM GOING TO ICE AND DICE THAT [BLEEP] SPYKER WROTE WHILE SERVING TIME FOR ANOTHER CRIME, BURGLARY. THE 6'6", 250-POUND INMATE SAID HE MET SOME AL QAEDA GUYS BEHIND BARS AND THEY KNEW A PERSON WHO WOULD KILL THE PROSECUTOR. I PUT A HIT OUT ON HIS [BLEEP] TO KILL HIM SPYKER WROTE TO A FRIEND. HE SAID HE HAD NO PROBLEM WITH THE HITMAN KILLING DEFENSE ROW'S WIFE AND KIDS AS WELL IF NEED BE. FEDERAL AGENTS SAID SPYKER WANTED THE JUDGE ON HIS CASE DEAD, BUT THE FBI INTERCEPTED THE LETTERS THREATENING TO KILL JUDGE TOM MORRIS AND ATTORNEY DEFENSE ROW THANKS TO THE HELP OF OTHER PRISON -- DEVEREAU WHO ACTED AS INFORMANTS. I THANK GOD THAT HIS CELL MATE DID THE RIGHT THING BUT FOR THAT I WOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD. Reporter: A FBI AGENT POSED AS HIT MAN AND LEARNED OF THE PLAN. THE FBI AND U.S. MARSHALS HELPED FIND THE SHANK AND WHAT SPYKER ADMITTED TO BE THE COURT ROOM STABBING HE PLANNED. JUDGE MORRIS WASN'T AT THE SENTENCING BUT DEVEREAU ASKED THE JUDGE FOR A HARSH PRISON SENTENCE. I DID NOTHING TO DESERVE THIS AND IF HE IS RELEASED FROM PRISON I WILL COMMIT AN OFFENSE, LIKELY MY MURDER. Reporter: SPYKER SAID HE WAS ANGRY AT DEVEREAU BY THE PERJURY CASE. SAYING HE WAS BREAKING THE LAW TO PROSECUTE ME AND I GOT MAD. A JUDGE SAID WHILE SPIKE HER A ROUGH UPBRINGING NO EXCUSE FOR HIS ACTIONS WHICH HE CALLED A WELL ORCHESTRATED PLAN OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. SO SPYKER IS ALREADY SERVING TIME FOR THOSE BURGLARY CHARGES THAT HE WAS CONVICTED ON ABOUT 12 YEARS AGO. NEXT MONTH, HE WILL BE ACTUALLY SENTENCED FOR HIS CONVICTION FOR THE PERJURY CHARGES, PLUS THE 60 YEARS. SO IT IS NEXT TO UP POSSIBLE IF HE WILL EVER BE RELEASED FROM PRISON. REPORTING LIVE DOWNTOWN, I AM VIC MICULUCHI CHANNEL 4, THE LOCAL STATION. ANY COMMENT FROM SPYKER'S ATTORNEY? Reporter: I TALKED TO HIM AND HE DID NOT WANT TO COMMENT ON CAMERA BUT HE SAID HE WAS OBVIOUSLY A LITTLE BIT DISAPPOINTED BY THE ORDER HANDED DOWN BY THE JUDGE. TOM, SAID HIS CLIENT ACTUALLY HAS MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. HE IS NOT GETTING ANY HELP IN THE FLORIDA PRISON SENTENCE AND HE NEEDS TO GO TO A MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY AND NOT PRISON SO HE CAN CORRECT THESE ACTIONS AND THE THOUGHTS THAT HE IS
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In this post I reveal my curmudgeonly nature. Today, August 26, is Dog Day. I am happy to report that I neither own, nor am owned by, any dogs at the moment.
I grew up with dogs. My parents owned Punky when I was born, though they had to give her away because she didn't like me. (Hey, I was just a baby—don't blame it on me.) My father got Nick, an English Setter, when I was in the first grade. Nick lived until I was in law school. Meanwhile, my parents bought a Schnauzer named Heidi when I was in college, after my sister became allergic to her cat.
And one grandmother had a Miniature Poodle named Mimi that I delighted in feeding under the table. I gave her chicken and steak and tried to get her to eat my carrots.
For most of our marriage, my husband and I have owned dogs. The first was a half Brittany Spaniel (and probable half Labrador), which my husband named Rickover, after an admirable admiral. Rickover predated our children. He wasn't too fond of the little human critters at first, but once they could feed him, he changed his opinion.
Rickover was hit by a car at a young age and broke his pelvis. He recovered, and became a very nice pet, because he no longer jumped on people. In midlife, Rickover got fifteen pounds overweight, and my husband put him on a strict diet—so strict that Rickover spent his evenings licking our kitchen floor. But Rickover lived to be fifteen, so we must have treated him all right, despite the injury and low rations.
Two years after Rickover passed on, we acquired two mutts from the animal shelter—litter mates Sara and Lexi, or more formally, Saratoga and Lexington, named after the aircraft carriers. Sara and Lexi were the result of my children's successful lobbying. I had loved the two dogless years after Rickover died. We could pick up and leave town any time the four humans could manage it without worrying about who would feed him. But my children thought they needed a pet. So we got two.
We think Sara and Lexi were Irish Wolfhound mixes. When we got them from the shelter, we were told they'd top out at about forty pounds each. Lexi grew to seventy pounds and Sara to sixty, and they didn't need to be on diets at those weights.
The only good thing about two dogs is that they entertain each other. Otherwise, they are twice the expense and bother. And somehow, I became responsible for walking them daily, even though we had a perfectly adequate fenced yard. Together, they outweighed me. They got in a couple of dogfights with other neighborhood dogs on those walks. I lost, whether they won or not.
Sara and Lexi were very happy when I retired. They could spend the cold winters and hot summers in the kitchen, instead of in the outside dog run. I, on the other hand, was not so happy. My husband had to travel frequently, and I was the sole dog caregiver.
Lexi—the neurotic alpha dog—died in October 2010, at age thirteen-and-a-half. Sara then could relax in her old age, no longer subservient to her dominant sibling. But she, too, passed away in January 2012, just short of her fifteenth birthday.
I have now been dogless again for over three years. My husband threatens to get another dog. I tell him he must commit to being sole dog caregiver. He has not yet signed the contract I prepared.
I happily borrow the dogs of other family members. I enjoyed the dogs my parents had late in their lives—another Schnauzer named Mitzi (dumbest dog there ever was, but sweet), a Golden Retriever named Bonnie, and then a Duck Tolling Retriever named Sandy. I've become good friends with my mother-in-law's Portuguese Waterdog, and I'm trying to get my sister-in-law's dogs to like me, but they are rather stand-offish.
My daughter has a lovely mutt, Langley—named for another aircraft carrier. Langley isn't the brightest dog either, but she has personality and very soft fur.
The only dogs I really didn't like were the Boston Terriers that various family members had. They were snorty, snuffly unpleasant creatures. And I'm not crazy about my brother's overly exuberant Golden Retriever.
So I visit dogs when I need unconditional love. But I am perfectly happy to leave them behind when I go home. I'm done raising kids. Dogs are like toddlers that never grow up. They love you, yes, but they need a lot of care.
I say I'm done raising kids, but I do hope that grandkids come along some day. I'll consider changing my opinion then. Until then, I've done my kid—and dog—duty.
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No surprise there. Siegel says that teenagers smoke because they want to seem older. But smoking something that tastes like bubble gum sends the opposite signal. Even when flavored cigarettes were more widely available, the great majority of adolescent smokers found them about as appealing as a Raffi concert.
The government's figures on kids who start smoking are equally deceptive. When the assistant HHS secretary says 3,600 youngsters start smoking daily, he's not using those terms in the way most people would. I smoked a couple of cigarettes in my youth, but I never "started smoking," any more than I "started speaking Chinese" the one time I attended a Mandarin class.
It's true that 3,600 kids under the age of 17 try cigarettes for the first time every day, but that doesn't mean they will all become nicotine junkies. Many if not most of the experimenters soon lose interest. By the government's own account, only about 1,000 teens each day become daily smokers. For a lot of adolescents who "start smoking," there is no cycle of addiction to break, because they manage to avoid addiction on their own.
Lost in the government's propaganda is that if the tobacco companies are trying to recruit kids into smoking, they are doing a very poor job at it. Last year, the University of Michigan's Monitoring the Future Survey found that smoking among high school seniors is at the lowest level in the 33 years the project has been keeping track. Among 8th graders, tobacco use is down by two-thirds since the mid-1990s; among 12th-graders, smoking rates have fallen by nearly half. Only 11 percent of 12th-graders smoke every day.
It would be a good thing for adolescent health, of course, if none of them did. Maybe that will happen eventually, but banning sweet cigarettes isn't likely to speed the day.
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'History is the warm, vital, progressive setting forth of the doings of live people' Suzy Swift, U.S. Salvation Army
COMING SOON Remember then: women's memories of 1946-1969 and how to write your own
Putting your Ancestors in their Place: a guide to one place studies –
By Dr Janet Few
A One Place Study involves dissecting a small, definable, geographical area, to examine the individuals, buildings and processes of the past, in as much detail as possible. Our ancestors did not live in isolation. Family historians often focus on the nuclear family. Local historians might concern themselves with events, buildings and famous residents. To better understand our ancestors, they need to be 'put in their place', by investigating the community of which they were a part. To bring the history of a locality to life, it should be populated with ordinary people. A One Place Study brings family and local history together, to the benefit of both fields.
Ranging from how to choose your place, through locating sources and collating your data, to publishing your findings; this book is suitable for experienced researchers as well as those new to One Place Studies. Elements that a One Place Study might incorporate and sources that could be used, are explained in this book. Although sources are described, it is not primarily about the sources themselves. The emphasis is on how these records might be used and projects that the one place researcher might undertake.
One Place Studies are not just about indexing documents and collecting data. Ultimately they are about using that data to answer questions about a community, its residents and their lives. They are about making connections, between individuals, between inhabitants and locations and between people, places and events. In this way, it is possible to gain an insight into the lives of past residents and shed light on issues such as household composition, occupational structure, migration patterns and residential persistence. This book suggests some of the ways in which this might be done.
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'This is a good grounding for those undertaking One Place Studies anywhere. The resources are obviously aimed at those within England and Wales, but that itself can give rise to contemplation of what similar records exist in your location where ever you or your study are in the world. I personally recommend this thoroughly researched and comprehensive guide to anyone who has an interest in understanding the places in which their ancestors lived.' Julie Goucher
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The Family Historian's Enquire Within
Updated by Dr Janet Few
The last edition of this book was published in 1995. Since then, family history research has changed beyond all recognition, not least because of the internet. It is a tribute to the volume's usefulness that, despite the many innovations since it was produced, the last edition was still the one book I would turn to when asked to man a family history 'help desk'. An update was long overdue and I am honoured to have been involved in such a family history classic.
This book is not designed to tell you everything you need to know. Instead, its purpose is to point you in the right direction, so you can find out more. The number of people who have been involved in this and earlier, editions means that the entries are wide ranging and have a variety of regional slants. We have aimed to be as comprehensive as possible but inevitably, there will be topics that some feel are missing. We hope however that we have covered everything that most family historians will require. Equally, in the fast moving world that is family history of the C21st, new books and websites will be appearing all the time. We have endeavoured to be up to date and indeed additions were still being made to the 'A' entries as we worked our way through later letters of the alphabet.
'It should be on every serious family historian's bookshelf' R. R.
'This is one of the most generally useful genealogical books on the market. In dictionary format, it provides clear sign-posts to point you in the right direction at every stage in your research' David Gilligan
'If you only have one Family History reference book on your shelf, this is the one you need' Pharos Tutors' Newsletter
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Coffers, Clysters, Comfrey and Coifs: the lives of our seventeenth century ancestors
By Dr Janet Few
Our seventeenth century ancestors may be people that we can identify, or they may be lurking, nameless, waiting to be discovered. In either case they existed, therefore we owe it to them to find out more about their way of life. This book sets out to provide an all-important context for these ancestors, ancestors whose detailed biographies probably elude us. Dr Janet Few has made good use of contemporary documents to put together an overview of life in the time of the Stuarts, concentrating on the lives of 'ordinary' folk, rather than the aristocracy.
Here you can discover what those Jacobean ancestors would have worn, what they would have eaten and how they would have lived. There is a chapter on medical practices and one on the medicinal use of herbs, complete with handy 'cures'. Next time you are suffering from plague or a pain in the head you will know where to turn. Other sections cover gardens, crime and punishment, witchcraft, leisure and festivals.
The book is fully indexed and lavishly illustrated with photographs and contemporary engravings. There are also extracts from seventeenth century books offering recipes and household hints.
Throughout the book are explanations of phrases such as 'humble pie' or 'sleep tight'. You can learn who was straight laced and why, how to roast a calf's head and how to bleach linen. Having read this book, it is possible to appreciate the mental and physical demands of the housewife's role. What also comes across is how hardworking and versatile our Jacobean ancestors had to be.
'The Family History Partnership's latest publication is Janet Few's Coffers, Clysters, Comfrey and Coifs, and it's a bit of a gem. … Each [chapter] is packed with anecdotes and moments to make you think "Oh that's where that comes from!" – the window originally being the 'wind-eye', to allow air and light in, the 'chairman of the board' originally being the person who sat at the chair on the end of the table or 'board', and so on. … This is the first book I've read to tell me about the roll of the "piss prophet", a job that makes me extremely grateful that I have taken the career route that I have! Each chapter is not only beautifully illustrated in colour throughout, but also ends with a further reading list to take your understanding of the topic in question further.' Chris Paton – British Genes
'It is a book that can be dipped into for reference or read cover to cover: a most enjoyable and interesting read and a must for the family historian' Cornwall Family History Society Journal
'Janet's book, as to be expected, is exceptionally well researched, easy to read, yet packed with information. It is nicely illustrated with modern colour photographs and black and white woodcuts. A nice touch is the use of inset quotes from contemporary sources, which add so much to the book without interrupting the flow of the text. If you've ever wondered what a 'Bilbo' is, wanted to make fritters of sheep's feet' or puzzled over that dried stag's penis that has been handed down through the generations, then this is, most definitely, the book for you.' Isle of Wight Family History Society Journal
'For those of us fortunate enough to have traced our ancestors back to the 1600s, this book is a "must have". …. The subjects covered range from household furniture and equipment to cooking, clothing, childbirth, crime and cures for all ills. The alliterative chapter headings make you want to reach for a dictionary – until you realise that all is revealed within the detailed text. How many of you have heard of clysters, jumbles, bum rolls or bilbos?' Devon Family Historian
'Whether you like to read a book cover to cover, or dip into random chapters, this book presents a rich flavour and a well balanced portrait of seventeenth century life. You will find yourself stepping into the boots or clogs of our Stuart ancestors and walking in their footsteps. Coffers, Clysters, Comfrey and Coifs is a book that has been well written from an amazing wealth and depth of research and knowledge. It is easy and pleasurable to read and I whole-heartedly recommend it to all readers, male and female, of any age. It will both entertain you and leave you feeling well-informed.' C.E.
'This is a book that works on several levels. It is a good read if you wish to sit and immerse yourself in the day to day experiences, chores, and challenges that faced our ancestors in the seventeenth century. It wears its scholarly research lightly and manages to impart information in a lively and interesting way. It is also a good reference book; use the contents page in conjunction with the index. From birthing to cause of death, via crime and punishment, food and clothing and the never ending cycle of a woman's work; it is all here. As a book to dip into it also scores. Found a will listing medical paraphernalia? Look at Chapter 6 – and never complain again about the modern NHS! Visiting a seventeenth century building – how did they live here? Chapters 1 and 5 (homes and furnishings & gardens and gardening) provide the answers.' D.G.
Paperback 247mm x 173mm 136 pages Published by The Family History Partnership 2012
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The Ones that got Away: tracing elusive ancestors who move into, out from and within Britain
by Dr Janet Few
Sooner or later, all genealogists encounter elusive family members: those who appear as if from nowhere; those who disappear without trace and those who vanish for a long period, only to re-emerge later. Ancestors who lurk, parentless, in the top branches of your family tree, or who are apparently still alive at the age of one hundred and sixty are likely to be migrants. This book describes many research paths that you can follow and sources that you can consult, in your quest for that migrant ancestor. If you are successful, you will have found a new piece of the jigsaw puzzle that is your family's history. Unfortunately, there is no 'magic wand' but adopting a problem-solving approach and following the many suggestions in this book, may help to break down the brick walls that mobile ancestors often leave in their wake.
Although it involves work, seeking out migrant ancestors is worthwhile; they often have the most interesting stories to uncover. In this volume, you will find advice for locating missing vital records for British family members and advice for those seeking immigrant and emigrant ancestors. There are also lists of useful books and websites for those who need more detail. If, having exhausted all the suggestions in this book, your ancestor remains stubbornly elusive, you can at least be reassured that you have tried everything that you can to find them.
Available from the publishers or as an ebook. It is also available via UK and Canadian outlets.
'Till Death Us Do Part: causes of death 1300-1948
One thing that all but our most recent ancestors have in common is that they are dead. The diseases and accidents of our ancestors are an integral part of our family history. This booklet examines a wide variety of possible causes of death for our ancestors, describing their symptoms and prognoses. It also suggests records that may be used to provide information about how an ancestor died. A time line is included, outlining some major British epidemics. In the absence of a definite cause of death for a particular individual, we can at least gain an impression of the major killers of their time. We owe it to our ancestors to pay tribute not just to their lives but also to their deaths.
Available from the publishers or as an ebook. It is also available via UK and Canadian outlets.
Faith Fish Farm or Family?: The Impact of Kinship Links and Communities on Migration Choices and Residential Persistence in North Devon 1841-1901
Doctoral Thesis for The University of Exeter 2009
Uproar and Disorder?: the impact of Bible Christianity on the communities of nineteenth century North Devon Family and Community History Journal Volume 12 No. 1 May 2009.
October 2010 – February 2011 a series of 6 articles on seventeenth century social history for Family Tree Magazine.
Caroline Verney with Janet Few, Is blood thicker than water? Farm servants and the family in nineteenth-century north Devon Local Population Studies Journal 91 Autumn 2013.
Taking History into the Local Community Local History News 115 Spring 2015 pp. 15-17.
'The Impact of the Bible Christians in Rural North-West Devon: a force for unity or division?' in The Devon Historian Volume 84 (2015)
Who Lived in Cottage Like These?: the inhabitants of Bucks Mills
Written with Rebecca Few. A cottage by cottage residential history of the fishing hamlet of Bucks Mills. Available from the author £5.00, £6.15 including postage to the UK, or from the Braund Society stand on Parish Chest.
Before Braundsworthy: the Braund Family History 1000-1550
References to the Braund name before 1550. These are set in the context of the events of the time. A5 28 pages illustrated and indexed. Published by the Braund Society 2012.
Available from the author, £2.50, £3.05 including postage to the UK, or from the Braund Society stand on Parish Chest.
So Soon Passeth it Away
A history of one branch of the Braund family, through 250 years. So Soon Passeth it Away was a prize winning entry in the Millennium family history competition, run by The Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies. Available from the author or from the Braund Society stand on Parish Chest.
Volume 1 Cornish Origins
Volume 2 Across the Tamar
Across the Tamar' is the second part of This volume follows a branch of the Braund family as they leave rural Cornwall, in the early years of the nineteenth century. Every attempt has been made to place the characters in their local and national historical context. Here the story of the Braunds is viewed against a background of life in the Victorian navy, work in Plymouth dockyard, emigration to America and incidents such as the cholera epidemic and the Opium Wars. This book should be of interest to those whose families share aspects of this background, as well as members of the Braund family. The book also provides a good example of how a successful family history can be written. The book is fully indexed and illustrated, with maps, photographs and family trees; a list of sources is included.
A5 80 pages Published by The Braund Society 2003. Available from the author, £5.00, £6.15 including postage to the UK, or from the Braund Society stand on Parish Chest.
Volume 3 The Cargreen Odyssey
Volume 4 In the Shadow of the Iron Horse
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, the subject of Suh's sack of Cutler Monday night still seems to have some legs.
It does? Most of the complaints I've seen about it are from butthurt Bears fanboys who would have screamed bloody murder if Suh had breathed on Cutler wrong.
Oh, and Brandon Marshall.
As of yesterday people were still discussing it on bulletin boards and radio talk shows (local and national) and so on. So yeah.... it did have legs, at least as of the time I made my post.
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Currently I've pre8. I must update it now! :)
This mod attempts to reflect the reality of 13th century Europe. The starting point of the journey is year 1257 AD and attempts to be as historically accurate as possible. From this point on the player and NPC lords shape this land and fight for supremacy and control of the continent.
As the title says! After a lot of work, sweat and tears the new version is finally out.
Posted by othr on Sep 11th, 2010
This mod attempts to reflect the reality of 13th century Europe. The starting point of the journey is year 1257 AD and attempts to be as historically accurate as possible. From this point on the player and NPC lords shape this land and fight for supremacy and control of the continent.
changed patch 0.10
- morale penalties for mixing troops of different religions/cultures.
- Kingdom of Navarra removed
- Papacy no longer an active faction, ie. it does exist but it cannot attack or be attacked.
- mercenary contract expiry date added to the budget report
- pay day date added to the budget report
- peasant rebellions will be less frequent, if one breaks out and is put down another one will not break out for a month
- fixed autoloot bugs
- added troop trees documentation
- more bandits and lairs, now properly spread around the world as it was supposed to be
- adding kuauik's stuff (in progress)
- tavernkeepers can send messengers to companions and have them come to their tavern and wait for you to hire them
- some new mercenaries - genoese crossbowmen - available in Genoa, varangian guard - Constantinople when it's under the control of the Byzantine Empire
- equipment changes by Skandinav
- new helmets, various types
- formations added for the AI and player
- additional castles by DrTomas, Lehmsal and Dorpat.
- Andalusian castle props added, make some scenes please
- Granada reinforcement waves reduced by 25%
- lances and other polearms can break now (only affects regular troops and only for the duration of the battle)
- different composition of recruitment waves for different factions, ie. English get more archers, French more knights, etc. So now even if the troop tree is the same the composition of the armies will be different.
- after death cam, free camera mode now available as well, mouse scroll up and down switch between your troops, WASD keys switch to free cam mode and let you view the battlefield freely
- map updated big time
- lots and lots of textures from kuauik, Cumans, Arabian stuff, lots and lots of stuff
- banners with proper heraldry for most factions now
- map performance better
- item pricing and stat changes (good quality items very expensive)
- new models for long axes by Rath0s
- new heater shield model by Rath0s
- settlements for France redone
- some settlements moved around
- 'plastic' spear shafts look like wood now
- faction religion now shows in the 'notes' window
- shield skill capped at 0
- powerdraw skill capped at 2 (still thinking about this, I can't balance bows properly with this skill in effect)
- powerdraw requirements removed from bows
- troops no longer have a 'shield' skill, that means the 'force field' is gone
- roads, they're flat now and much wider, they don't seem to attract the player anymore
Currently I've pre8. I must update it now! :)
You didn't set the flags good. They are mixed,but not all of them.
Can you correct this?
This mod is fantastic a lot of thought has gone into it. I cant immagine playing M&B without this now. I do have a few problems though I would like some more powerful sword choices (could you put all the vanilla weapons in there to?)more is always better! and the companions: im not sure how to put them into the game :/
Amazing job, just amazing, started playing two days ago. A few questions : sometimes my soldiers (tier one troops) seem to disregard my orders and stay where they are is this because they chicken out or is it a bug ? and is anyone else having problems with the sky ? My pc is crappy so it wouldn't surprise me if that was the issue but i always get a pitch black sky.


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Article: Intrafamilial associations of cardiometabolic risk factors – Results of the Ulm Birth Cohort Study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The identification of genetic, early childhood and lifestyle factors related to cardiometabolic risk factors in childhood is important for the development of preventive strategies against cardiovascular diseases. Intrafamilial associations of cardiometabolic risk factors are rarely studied and the few existing results are inconsistent. To study the relationship of cardiometabolic risk factors in parent-offspring pairs (trios) of the prospective Ulm Birth Cohort Study (UBCS). At the 8-yr follow-up examination of the UBCS weights, heights, waist circumferences (WC), systolic (sysBP) and diastolic blood pressure (diasBP) of n = 304 8 yrs old children and their parents were measured. Fasting plasma samples were collected and concentrations of insulin, glucose, retinol-binding-protein 4 (RBP4), adiponectin, leptin, apolipoprotein A and B (ApoA, ApoB) were analyzed. BMI values and WC were stronger related in father-offspring than in mother-offspring pairs. Adjustment for potential confounders did not change these results. Fasting plasma concentrations of insulin, glucose, RBP4, ApoB, sysBP and diastBP were stronger correlated in mother-offspring than in father-offspring pairs also after adjusting for potential confounders. Offsprings of fathers that have ≥3 cardiometabolic risk factors had 0.74 kg/m(2) higher BMI values and 2.34 cm higher WC compared to offsprings of the reference group (both parents having <3 cardiometabolic risk factors). There was a trend for higher fasting plasma insulin concentrations in offsprings where the mother had ≥3 cardiometabolic risk factors compared to offsprings of the reference group. These results might be explained by gender-specific genetic factors as well as by early life programming. Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.Atherosclerosis 05/2015; 240(1). DOI:10.1016/j.atherosclerosis.2015.02.045 · 3.99 Impact Factor
Article: Evidence of inappropriate cardiovascular risk assessment in middle-age women based on recommended cut-points for waist circumference[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background and Aims Diverse waist circumference thresholds for assessment of metabolic and cardiovascular risk in Caucasians are recommended by different health professional organizations. We aimed to determine optimal sex-specific thresholds for anthropometric measures showing the strongest association with cardiovascular risk factors in a cohort of middle-aged Germans. Methods and Results Statistical analyses are based on data from 426 mothers and 267 fathers of participants of the Ulm Birth Cohort Study undergoing a clinical follow-up examination in 2008 (median age 41 years) using logistic regression analyses. The prevalence of many cardiometabolic risk factors was significantly higher in men than in women; hypertension: 45%/17% (p<0.0001), apolipoprotein ratio B/A1>0.72: 35%/9% (<0.0001), hyperglycemia: 11%/14% (p=0.3), which is in contrast to the predicted cardiovascular risk of 52%/70% and 24%/36% based on thresholds for waist circumference proposed by International Diabetes Federation and American Heart Association, respectively. We determined optimal thresholds for waist circumference between 90 and 95cm for men and women. Using a threshold of 92cm the prevalence of abdominal obesity was 59% in men and 24% in women, which was in agreement with the higher prevalence of overweight and obesity in men than in women (Body Mass Index (BMI)>25: 64%/35%). The prediction of cardiometabolic risk factors by waist circumference and waist-to-height ratio did not outperform the prediction by BMI. In contrast to BMI, waist circumference was correlated with body height independent of sex. Conclusion Currently proposed thresholds for waist circumference spuriously overestimate the cardiovascular risk in women, but not in men in a German population.Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases 10/2014; 24(10). DOI:10.1016/j.numecd.2014.04.005 · 3.32 Impact Factor
Article: Age-specific influence of wheezing phenotypes on preadolescent and adolescent health-related quality of life[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: IntroductionAsthma is associated with diminished health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Particularly in adolescence, asthma may be underdiagnosed and undertreated or poorly managed. Therefore, we aimed to determine the association between childhood wheezing phenotypes rather than asthma and adolescent HRQoL in children aged 10 to 17 years.Methods We analysed data from two prospective population-based cohort studies (n=604 and n=1804) conducted in southern Germany with baseline assessments in 2000 and 2006 and follow-ups at frequent intervals. Parent-reported wheeze was categorized into never, early transient, persistent, and late-onset wheeze. We assessed child-reported HRQoL in seven scales using the validated KINDL-R. Multivariate linear regression models were computed.ResultsParticipants with late-onset wheeze had significantly lower values in all HRQoL scales but physical well-being compared to never wheezers. Early transient wheeze was negatively associated with three HRQoL scales only (family, school, and total). These effects were confined to the oldest age group (≥13.5 years) in one study. Persistent wheeze was not associated with HRQoL.Conclusions In teenagers, late-onset wheezers seem to be particularly vulnerable for impairments in psychosocial aspects of health-related quality of life. They may therefore require particular attention with regard to education about asthma management and potentially family-based psychosocial intervention.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.Pediatric Allergy and Immunology 09/2014; 25(8). DOI:10.1111/pai.12280 · 3.40 Impact Factor
Article: Restrained and External-Emotional Eating Patterns in Young Overweight Children–Results of the Ulm Birth Cohort Study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Childhood obesity is one of the greatest public health challenges in Western countries. Abnormal eating behavior is thought to be a developmental trajectory to obesity. The Eating Pattern Inventory for Children (EPI-C) has not been used for children as young as eight years, and possible associations with body weight have not yet been established. Five hundred and twenty-one children of the Ulm Birth Cohort Study (UBCS; age eight) filled out the EPI-C and BMI was assessed. Adequacy of the scales was tested with confirmatory factor analysis and a MANOVA and cluster analysis established associations between eating patterns and BMI. The factor structure of the EPI-C was confirmed (GFI = .968) and abnormal eating behavior was associated with overweight (χ2(8) = 79.29, p<.001). The EPI-C is a valid assessment tool in this young age group. Overweight children consciously restrain their eating.PLoS ONE 08/2014; 9(8):e105303. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0105303 · 3.23 Impact Factor
Article: Plasma insulin levels in childhood are related to maternal factors - results of the Ulm Birth Cohort Study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The cardiovascular risk factor profile of a child as well as the development of body weight are influenced by genetic and childhood factors. Circulating insulin concentrations reflect the metabolic cardiovascular risk and may trigger weight gain. We aimed at identifying parental and childhood factors which may influence fasting plasma insulin concentrations in children. The Ulm Birth Cohort study (UBCS) is a prospective birth cohort study. At baseline, birth characteristics, maternal pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI) values as well as parental socioeconomic parameters were obtained. At the 8-yr follow-up examination, weights, heights, and fasting plasma insulin concentrations in n = 422 children and their parents were measured. Offspring of women with gestational diabetes mellitus were excluded from statistical analysis. Fasting plasma insulin concentrations of children were significantly correlated with maternal pre-pregnancy BMI values (r = 0.16) as well as with maternal (r = 0.26) but not with paternal fasting plasma insulin concentrations (r = 0.11) at the 8-yr follow-up examination. The risk for high fasting plasma insulin concentrations (≥75th internal percentile) was 2.30 (1.34-3.92) in children who also had high plasma insulin concentrations in umbilical cord blood compared to children having lower plasma insulin concentrations (<75th internal percentile) in umbilical cord blood. In addition, we observed that children with high fasting plasma insulin concentrations at the age of 8 had an altered BMI trajectory in childhood, characterized by higher BMI values from the age of 1 onwards, compared to children with lower insulin concentrations. Our observations support the hypothesis of perinatal programming of offspring insulin concentrations and BMI values by maternal pre-pregnancy BMI values.Pediatric Diabetes 01/2014; 15(6). DOI:10.1111/pedi.12109 · 2.57 Impact Factor
Article: Infant atopic eczema and subsequent attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - A prospective birth cohort study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Comorbidity between childhood atopic eczema (AE) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been observed, but temporal relationships remain unclear. We analyzed data of a population-based, prospective birth cohort study among 770 children included at baseline in 2000/2001 with follow-up up to age 11. Information on age at diagnosis of AE, rhinoconjunctivitis, and ADHD was obtained by questionnaires administered to parents and for AE also to caring physicians. Adjusted relative risks (aRR) with 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) were modeled with a modified Poisson regression. Early AE up to age 4 yr was reported for 14.8% of the children by the parents and for 26.0% by the physicians with only fair agreement between these reports (kappa = 0.36). Based on parental reports, the association of early AE with early ADHD was strong (aRR: 5.17, 95% CI: 2.18; 12.28), but absent for late ADHD [aRR: 0.50 (0.13; 2.02)]. The association of late AE with late ADHD [aRR: 3.03 (0.75; 12.29)] was not statistically significant. This pattern was independent of the presence of rhinoconjunctivitis. The observed comorbidity between AE and ADHD may indicate vulnerability to develop ADHD symptoms in response to AE symptoms or through a common underlying mechanism. This vulnerability seems to decrease with time since AE onset and may be greater in early life. These temporal relationships should be considered in future research investigating mechanisms linking both diseases and in clinical efforts to screen for and prevent ADHD symptoms in children with AE.Pediatric Allergy and Immunology 12/2013; 25(1). DOI:10.1111/pai.12152 · 3.40 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Soll die Energieaufnahme von Kindern und Jugendlichen in klinischen Studien, in der Klinik oder der Arztpraxis erhoben werden, stellt sich die Frage nach der Wahl der einzusetzenden Methode. Diese ist von der jeweiligen Fragestellung und der Zielgruppe abhängig. Im Rahmen dieser Übersichtsarbeit werden retrospektive [Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ), 24-h-Recall, Diet History Questionnaire (DHQ)] und prospektive Methoden (Ernährungsprotokoll) zur Erhebung der Energieaufnahme mit dem Fokus auf dem Einsatz bei Kindern und Jugendlichen vorgestellt. Deren Vor- und Nachteile werden genannt sowie Hinweise für die Anwendung in der Praxis gegeben. Abstract When the energy intake of children and adolescents needs to be measured in clinical studies, in hospital or in private medical practice, the question arises on the method of choice. This depends on the point in question and the target group. Within the framework of this review article retrospective methods such as the food frequency questionnaire (FFQ), 24 h recall and the diet history questionnaire (DHQ) and prospective methods such as nutrition protocols for the collation of energy intake are presented. The article focuses on the application in children and adolescents, the advantages and disadvantages and advice is given for use in routine practice.Monatsschrift Kinderheilkunde 09/2013; 161(9):823-832. DOI:10.1007/s00112-013-2979-3 · 0.23 Impact Factor
Article: Association of pre- and post-natal parental smoking with offspring body mass index: An 8-year follow-up of a birth cohort[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Although many epidemiological studies have shown an association between maternal smoking during pregnancy and offspring overweight, it is still under debate whether intrauterine tobacco smoke exposure directly affects offspring obesity or if the association is rather due to confounding by lifestyle factors. The association of parental smoking habits at pre- and post-natal periods with offspring body mass index (BMI) was investigated, whereas maternal smoking during pregnancy was validated by cord serum cotinine measurements. Multivariable linear regression analysis, based on the German Ulm Birth Cohort Study of 1045 children born in 2000 with annual/biennial follow-up until the age of 8 years (n = 609), was conducted. BMI of offspring from mothers who smoked during pregnancy and non-smoking mothers differed significantly at 8 years. Maternal smoking during pregnancy was associated with an increase in BMI of 0.73 kg m−2 [95% confidence interval: 0.21–1.25] in 8-year-old children after adjustment for multiple potential confounding variables. Both pre- and post-natal smoking of fathers (0.34 [0.01–0.66]/0.45 [0.08–0.81]) and of both parents (1.03 [0.43–1.63]/0.56 [0.14–0.98]) were likewise significantly associated with offspring BMI. The observed patterns suggest that residual confounding by living conditions in smoking families rather than specific intrauterine exposure to tobacco smoke may account for the increased risk of offspring overweight.Pediatric Obesity 02/2013; 9(2). DOI:10.1111/j.2047-6310.2012.00146.x · 4.57 Impact Factor
Article: Das kardiovaskuläre Profil der Mutter als Determinante des kardiovaskulären Profils des Kindes – Ergebnisse der Ulmer GeburtskohorteDiabetologie und Stoffwechsel 05/2011; 6(S 01). DOI:10.1055/s-0031-1277321 · 0.33 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Die Prävalenz der Adipositas im Kindes- und Jugendalter ist in Deutschland in den letzten 20Jahren angestiegen. Da eine Therapie oft nicht erfolgreich ist, erscheint die Prävention als einzige Lösung. Diese sollte bereits in jungen Jahren beginnen. Ein idealer Ort hierfür ist die Schule. Ziel der vorliegenden Übersichtsarbeit ist es, die Ergebnisse schulbasierter Präventionsprogramme zu vergleichen und wirkungsvolle Maßnahmen zu identifizieren. Hierzu wurde eine systematische Literaturrecherche durchgeführt. 22Studien, die zwischen 1990 und 2009 zu diesem Thema veröffentlicht wurden, wurden in die Analyse einbezogen. Eine kombinierte Intervention über Ernährung, Bewegung und Modifikation des TV-Verhaltens ist effektiv. Diese sollte mindestens über ein Schuljahr erfolgen. Das Aufstellen von Wasserspendern im Schulgebäude, die Aufnahme der Themen zuckerhaltige Getränke und Fernsehen in den Unterricht, die Modifizierung des bestehenden Sportunterrichts sowie die Förderung von Bewegung im Schulalltag sind wirksame Präventionsmaßnahmen. The prevalence of obesity for children and adolescents in Germany has increased during the past 20 years. Because the success rate of therapy is low, prevention seems to be the only solution. Prevention should begin early in life. School is an ideal setting for the implementation of prevention strategies. The aim of this review was to compare results of school-based prevention programs and to identify effective methods. A systematic literature search for studies published between 1990 and 2009 was conducted. A total of 22 studies were considered for inclusion. Combined interventions including nutrition, physical activity, and television viewing modification are effective. The intervention should last for at least one year. Installation of water fountains in schools, implementation of the topics "sugar-containing drinks" and "television viewing" in the curriculum, modification of existing physical education and more physical activity during the school day are effective prevention strategies.Bundesgesundheitsblatt - Gesundheitsforschung - Gesundheitsschutz 02/2010; 53(2):207-220. DOI:10.1007/s00103-009-1017-z · 1.42 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The prevalence of obesity for children and adolescents in Germany has increased during the past 20 years. Because the success rate of therapy is low, prevention seems to be the only solution. Prevention should begin early in life. School is an ideal setting for the implementation of prevention strategies. The aim of this review was to compare results of school-based prevention programs and to identify effective methods. A systematic literature search for studies published between 1990 and 2009 was conducted. A total of 22 studies were considered for inclusion. Combined interventions including nutrition, physical activity, and television viewing modification are effective. The intervention should last for at least one year. Installation of water fountains in schools, implementation of the topics "sugar-containing drinks" and "television viewing" in the curriculum, modification of existing physical education and more physical activity during the school day are effective prevention strategies.Bundesgesundheitsblatt - Gesundheitsforschung - Gesundheitsschutz 02/2010; 53(2):207-20. · 1.42 Impact Factor
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Schools Superintendent Newlin Schoener said back to school night, originally scheduled for tonight, has been canceled after the teachers union announced its members would not participate in the event or in after-school clubs until a new contract is signed.
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I'm looking to buy a VGA cable. Anybody know where I can get one? Anyone want to make and sell me one. Post here or PM me. Thanks.
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i would love to have one pm if you ever get one........thx...........
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same here. hate to have a "me too", just keeps the forums tidier.
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Just to let you guys know, there are tons of threads about this where people have offered to make these cables for $20-30. Search for those threads and then PM those people. I am also looking for one, but I'm not going to buy one until I pick up my $30 Xbox from my friend .
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JUPITER, Fla. — Carlos Beltran has recovered from the flu and is ready to get back to playing ball.
Beltran went 2-for-4 in his return, with singles in the third and seventh innings on the first pitch of each at-bat. The 34-year-old outfielder saw only five pitches in four at-bats during the Cardinals' 5-4 split-squad win against the Atlanta Braves on Monday.
Kolten Wong singled in the winning run with two outs in the ninth inning for the Cardinals.
The teams combined to walk 19 batters. Starter Brandon Beachy issued five of the 12 walks for the Braves, who are 1-10 this spring.
"It was pretty terrible," Beachy said. "I was struggling to throw strikes at times. I was trying to make adjustments, and they are just not coming as quickly as I need them to."
After a smooth first inning, Beachy's command faltered in the second.
He allowed one hit and three walks, including Erik Komatsu to bring in the Cardinals' first run. Beachy walked to more in the third.
"I knew what I was trying to do. It just wasn't happening," said Beachy, who wanted to stop his head from moving so much during his delivery.
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