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Article: P.39 HIGH FREQUENCY OF SMALL INTESTINE BACTERIAL OVERGROWTH IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY POSITIVE LACTOSE H2BREATH TESTDigestive and Liver Disease 03/2010; 42. DOI:10.1016/S1590-8658(10)60153-3 · 2.96 Impact Factor
Article: P.12 NUMBER OF PROXIMAL ACID REFLUXES, BUT NOT PROXIMAL OR DISTAL ACID EXPOSURE, IDENTIFIES PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY MANIFESTATIONS OF GERD. RESULTS OF A MULTICENTER STUDY IN 582 PATIENTS UNDERGOING pH MONITORINGDigestive and Liver Disease 03/2010; 42. DOI:10.1016/S1590-8658(10)60126-0 · 2.96 Impact Factor
Article: P.20 CLINICAL AND MANOMETRIC EFFECT OF ENDOSCOPIC ESOPHAGEAL INJECTION OF BOTULIN TOXIN IN DIFFUSE ESOPHAGEAL SPASM IN ELDERLY PATIENTSDigestive and Liver Disease 03/2010; 42. DOI:10.1016/S1590-8658(10)60134-X · 2.96 Impact Factor
Article: W1843 Patients with Digestive or Extradigestive Symptoms of Reflux Present a Derangement of Different pH Monitoring ParametersGastroenterology 05/2009; 136(5). DOI:10.1016/S0016-5085(09)63402-8 · 16.72 Impact Factor
- Digestive and Liver Disease 03/2008; 40. DOI:10.1016/S1590-8658(08)60246-7 · 2.96 Impact Factor
- Digestive and Liver Disease 04/2006; 38. DOI:10.1016/S1590-8658(06)80493-7 · 2.96 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Intestinal failure impairs nutritional status and survival expectance. Though intestinal adaptation and enteral independence may be achieved, artificial nutrition is needed in about half of the patients. This study is aimed at assessing the causes of death, survival rate, enteral independence in time, and factors affecting the clinical outcome in a group of patients with intestinal insufficiency. Sixty-eight patients with intestinal insufficiency, due to major intestinal resection in 60 cases (short bowel syndrome) (remnant intestine length 101-150 cm in 31 cases, 50-100 cm in 23 cases, <50 cm in 6 cases), and due to chronic idiopathic pseudo-obstruction in 8 cases, were enrolled and followed-up for (median) 36 months (25th and 75th percentile in 12 and 60 months, respectively). In 60 short bowel syndrome patients, the main conditions that led to intestinal failure were ischemic bowel (28), major surgery complications or severe adhesions (17), radiation enteritis (10), Chron's disease, intestinal tuberculosis, small bowel lymphoma and trauma (others). Seventeen variables age, underlying disorders, length of remnant bowel, type of surgery, hospital stay, type of nutrition (hospital and home) and its variations in time, causes of death, survival rate and time were considered. Statistical analysis was carried out by Mann-Whitney U-test, Pearson chi2, Spearman correlation test, Kaplan-Meyer method and Cox's proportion hazards regression model. At the time of admission to the hospital, none of the patients had nutritional independence, 54 (79.4%) were on parenteral nutrition and 14 (20.6%) were on enteral nutrition. At the time of discharge, 23 (33.8%) patients showed enteral independence, 39 were on home parenteral nutrition, 3 on enteral nutrition + i.v. feeding, 1 on enteral nutrition, and 2 needed oral supplementation with hydroelectrolyte solutions only. After a median value of 36 months, 30 and 2 patients were on home parenteral nutrition and enteral nutrition + i.v. feeding, respectively, 2 on enteral nutrition, 2 on oral supplementation with hydroelectrolyte solutions, and 26 cases reached enteral independence. A significant relationship was detected between the length of remnant bowel and types of nutrition at both admission (r = 0.38; P = 0.001) and discharge (r = 0.48; P = 0.001), parenteral nutrition being more frequent in patients with very short bowel. Twenty-two patients (32.4%) died (4 from newly occurring malignancies), 40 (58.8%) survived, and 6 (8.8%) were lost to the follow-up. Eleven of 22 patients died from conditions related to intestinal failure (8 cases) and/or home parenteral nutrition complications (3 cases). At 12, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 months, survival rates were 95.4, 93.3, 88.1, 78.6, 78.6 and 65.5%, respectively, but it was significantly lower for patients with <50 cm of remnant bowel than those with longer residual intestine (P < 0.05), and in patients who started home parenteral nutrition above the age of 45 years (P < 0.02). Survival rate was higher in patients with enteral independence than those with enteral dependence (P < 0.05). Better survival rates were registered in patients with chronic obstructive intestinal pseudo-obstruction and major surgery complications, whereas ischemic bowel and even more radiation enteritis were associated with a lower survival expectance. Actuarial survival rate of patients with intestinal failure quotes 88 and 78% at 3 and 5 years, respectively. It is influenced by the length of remnant intestine, age at the start of home parenteral nutrition, enteral independence and, to some extent at least, by the primary disorder. Enteral independence can be achieved in time by about 40% of the patients with intestinal insufficiency, but for home parenteral nutrition-dependent cases, intravenous feeding can be stopped in less than one out of five patients during a median 3-year period.Digestive and Liver Disease 01/2004; 36(1):46-55. DOI:10.1016/j.dld.2003.09.015 · 2.96 Impact Factor
Article: Gastric emptying of realistic meal with and without gluten in patients with coeliac disease. Effect of jejunal mucosal recovery[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Few data are available on disturbed gastric emptying in patients with coeliac disease. The aims of the study were to investigate (a) the presence of delayed gastric emptying: (b) the acute effect on gastric emptying of gliadin; and (c) the effect of jejunal recovery on gastric emptying of meals with or without gluten in such patients. We measured gastric emptying of two meals in 16 patients with coeliac disease; one meal contained gliadin. Results were compared with those obtained in 24 controls. In 12 patients, both measurements were repeated after mucosal recovery. Statistical analysis was performed using the analysis of variance for repeated measurements and Student's t test. Mean +/- 1 s(mean) (standard error of the mean) are shown. No difference was found in fasting and in maximal antral sections after the two meals. On entry, gastric emptying was significantly (P < 0.001) delayed compared to controls both after the meal containing gluten (326.9 +/- 12.4 min versus controls 213.5 +/- 11.5) and after the gluten-free meal (315.3 +/- 16.7 min). After jejunal recovery, emptying of the meal containing gluten remained unchanged (337 +/- 18.9 min), whereas emptying of the gluten-free meal was significantly shortened (280.6 +/- 10.5 min; P < 0.001). In coeliac disease there is an impairment of gastric emptying which is at least partially reversible. This suggests either an immunological disorder or that unabsorbed meal constituents are responsible for an ileal-brake effect.Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology 10/2001; 36(10):1044-8. DOI:10.1080/003655201750422639 · 2.36 Impact Factor
Article: Cough threshold in reflux oesophagitis: influence of acid and of laryngeal and oesophageal damage.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Gastro-oesophageal reflux is often associated with cough. Patients with reflux show an enhanced tussive response to bronchial irritants, even in the absence of respiratory symptoms. To investigate the effect of mucosal damage (either oesophageal or laryngeal) and of oesophageal acid flooding on cough threshold in reflux patients. We studied 21 patients with reflux oesophagitis and digestive symptoms. Respiratory diseases, smoking, and use of drugs influencing cough were considered exclusion criteria. Patients underwent pH monitoring, manometry, digestive endoscopy, laryngoscopy, and methacholine challenge. We evaluated the cough response to inhaled capsaicin (expressed as PD5, the dose producing five coughs) before therapy, after five days of omeprazole therapy, and when oesophageal and laryngeal damage had healed. In all patients spirometry and methacholine challenge were normal. Thirteen patients had posterior laryngitis and eight complained of coughing. Twenty patients showed an enhanced cough response (basal PD5 0.92 (0.47) nM; mean (SEM)) which improved after five and 60 days (2.87 (0.82) and 5.88 (0.85) nM; p<0.0001). The severity of oesophagitis did not influence PD5 variation. On the contrary, the response to treatment was significantly different in patients with and without laryngitis (p = 0.038). In patients with no laryngitis, the cough threshold improved after five days with no further change thereafter. In patients with laryngitis, the cough threshold improved after five days and improved further after 60 days. Proximal and distal oesophageal acid exposure did not influence PD5. Heartburn disappeared during the first five days but the decrease in cough and throat clearing were slower. Patients with reflux oesophagitis have a decreased cough threshold. This is related to both laryngeal inflammation and acid flooding of the oesophagus but not to the severity of oesophagitis. Omeprazole improves not only respiratory and gastro-oesophageal symptoms but also the cough threshold.Gut 07/2000; 46(6):762-7. · 14.66 Impact Factor
Article: Simultaneous measurement of gastric emptying of a solid meal by ultrasound and by scintigraphy[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Although ultrasonic imaging may represent a valid alternative to scintigraphy for measurement of gastric emptying, most studies comparing the two methods have been carried out with liquid meals. The aim of this study was to compare scintigraphic and ultrasonographic measurements of gastric emptying of a solid meal in healthy subjects and in patients with possible delay in emptying. Nineteen subjects were studied: five controls, six patients with gastroesophageal reflux, and eight patients with dysmotility-like dyspepsia. Gastric emptying was measured by both scintigraphy and ultrasonography after ingestion of an 800-calorie solid, realistic meal containing 99mTc-labeled chicken liver. Scintigraphic measurements were made every 15 min for 6 h, and ultrasonic imaging of antral sections was undertaken every 15 min for the first 1 h and every 30 min thereafter. Total emptying times were calculated independently using the two methods, and the emptying patterns recorded by the two methods were compared. Maximal antral dilation occurred 30 min (range 0-90 min) after the end of the meal and persisted until 96 +/- 42 min, by which time gastric radioactivity had decreased from its maximum by 43% +/- 23%. From this time on, the antral cross-sectional area returned toward the basal value, declining faster than the gastric counts recorded by scintigraphy. Total emptying times measured by ultrasound and by scintigraphy were in good agreement in all subjects, with a mean difference of only 4.5 min (limits of agreement, -17.1 to 21.6 min). Ultrasonographic measurement of antral cross-sectional area provides a valid alternative to scintigraphy for the measurement of total gastric emptying of a solid meal. It is less reliable if other parameters of gastric emptying such as T(1/2) are required.The American Journal of Gastroenterology 11/1999; 94(10):2861-5. DOI:10.1111/j.1572-0241.1999.01429.x · 10.76 Impact Factor
- Gastroenterology 04/1998; 114(4). DOI:10.1016/S0016-5085(98)80288-6 · 16.72 Impact Factor
Article: Fecal Fat Measurement in the Presence of Long- and Medium-Chain Triglycerides and Fatty Acids Comparison of Three Methods[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: It has been suggested that some of the limitations of the Van de Kamer method for fecal fat measurement could be overcome with the Jeejeebhoy method or the near-infrared reflectance assay. To test this hypothesis, a fecal fat test was carried out with the three methods, adding butter or MCT oil to the diet of four steatorrhoic patients. An in vitro recovery study of long- and medium-chain triglycerides was also performed. The Jeejeebhoy method measured long- and medium-chain fats more accurately than the Van de Kamer method. It found consistently higher steatorrhea values. Mean results of the near-infrared reflectance analysis resembled those of the Van de Kamer method, but with wide discordance of individual data. The Jeejeebhoy method is more accurate than the Van de Kamer method for fecal fat measurement. The difference may be clinically relevant when most fecal fatty acids derive from medium-chain triglycerides. Near-infrared reflectance may be a viable proposition only when a greater degree of approximation is acceptable.Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology 10/1996; 31(9):863-7. DOI:10.3109/00365529609051993 · 2.36 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To clarify 1) whether gastric emptying of a mixed meal is delayed in patients with gastroesophageal reflux and 2) the relationship between dyspeptic symptoms and delayed gastric emptying in refluxers. Gastric emptying of a solid meal was studied by ultrasound in 25 patients with pathological esophageal acid exposure. Gastric emptying was then assessed in relation to upper digestive endoscopy, esophageal manometry, 24-h pH monitoring and quantification of symptoms of reflux- and dysmotility-like dyspepsia. Fifteen of 25 refluxers had esophagitis, and 15 were "dyspeptic". Refluxers exhibited a significant delay in gastric emptying compared with controls [307.6 (21.0) vs. 209 (10.4) min, p < 0.001). Patients with delayed emptying had low LES pressure [11.9 (2.1) vs. 18.6 (2.1) mm Hg, p < 0.05]. There was no correlation between delayed emptying and either pH monitoring or presence of esophagitis. There were no differences in any of the pH monitoring parameters between refluxers with and without coexisting dysmotility-like symptoms. Gastric emptying of a solid meal is markedly delayed in patients with gastroesophageal reflux. However, no direct causal link was found between delayed emptying and reflux. Our data suggest the presence of a motility disorder in gastroesophageal reflux which is not confined to the esophagogastric junction.The American Journal of Gastroenterology 07/1996; 91(7):1351-4. · 10.76 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The aim of this paper is to describe a patient with severe postpolio problems who developed achalasia. A 66-year-old patient came to our observation for severe dysphagia. He had suffered from paralytic poliomyelitis at the age of 7 months and had severe residual deficits. At the age of 62 he presented with sudden pain localized in the distribution of the C4 and C5 dermatomes and an inability to abduct the left arm. At the time, he experienced only occasional and mild dysphagia; his esophagus was not dilated and emptied normally. Over the following months his muscular function improved, but dysphagia worsened. We found a megaesophagus with a sigmoid appearance and the manometric features of achalasia. Pneumatic dilatation produced good resolution of dysphagia. A year later manometry showed the reappearance of peristalsis after all wet swallows. In patients with postpolio dysphagia, the possible presence of achalasia must be considered.Digestive Diseases and Sciences 04/1996; 41(3):516-8. · 2.61 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We have studied gastric emptying of a solid, realistic meal (800 cal, 15% protein, 45% fat, 40% carbohydrate) in 21 healthy subjects twice, with and without a four-day pretreatment with 40 mg omeprazole. The last dose of the drug was taken 24 hr before the test, to avoid hypothetical nonsecretory side effects of the drug . Gastric emptying was measured by ultrasound of antral diameters. The results show that basal and maximal postprandial antral cross-sectional areas were the same during the two tests. A greater residual distention of the antrum was present throughout the study after the omeprazole treatment, the difference being significant at time 120 and 240. Omeprazole induced a highly significant delay in gastric emptying [control 199.6 (12.6) vs omeprazole 230.9 (12.7) min, mean (1 SEM); P<0.003]. The delay was not due to a prolonged lag phase, but rather to an effect on the slope of the emptying curve. This study shows that in normal subjects omeprazole delays gastric emptying of a digestible solid meal.Digestive Diseases and Sciences 03/1996; 41(3):469-74. DOI:10.1007/BF02282320 · 2.61 Impact Factor
Article: Achalasia[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this paper is to describe a patient with severe postpolio problems who developed achalasia. A 66-year-old patient came to our observation for severe dysphagia. He had suffered from paralytic poliomyelitis at the age of 7 months and had severe residual deficits. At the age of 62 he presented with sudden pain localized in the distribution of the C4 and C5 dermatomes and an inability to abduct the left arm. At the time, he experienced only occasional and mild dysphagia; his esophagus was not dilated and emptied normally. Over the following months his muscular function improved, but dysphagia worsened. We found a megaesophagus with a sigmoid appearance and the manometric features of achalasia. Pneumatic dilatation produced good resolution of dysphagia. A year later manometry showed the reappearance of peristalsis after all wet swallows. In patients with postpolio dysphagia, the possible presence of achalasia must be considered.Digestive Diseases and Sciences 02/1996; 41(3):516-518. DOI:10.1007/BF02282328 · 2.61 Impact Factor
Article: Pathological Esophageal Acidification and Pneumatic Dilatation in Achalasic Patients: Too Much or Not Enough?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Endoscopy, esophageal manometry and pH monitoring, gastric emptying test, and heartburn quantification on a visual analog scale were performed in 22 achalasic patients in order to clarify which events are associated with pathological esophageal acidification after successful LES dilatation. Five patients presented pathological acidification. Dilatation reduced LES tone from 38.3 +/- 4.2 to 14.6 +/- 1.1 mm Hg (mean +/- SEM); there was, however, no difference between nonrefluxers and refluxers (14.8 +/- 1.2 vs 13.8 +/- 2.5 mm Hg). The emptying time in achalasic patients was delayed compared to controls (315.9 +/- 20.9 min vs 209 +/- 10.4) due to prolonged lag-phase and reduced slope of the antral section-time curve, but, again, there was no difference between refluxers and nonrefluxers. The acid clearance was delayed in refluxers compared to nonrefluxers (15.9 +/- 4.5 vs 2.5 +/- 1.8 min, P<0.05). Two refluxers presented grade 1 esophagitis; one of them developed an esophageal ulcer. The heartburn score was the same in refluxers and nonrefluxers. Pathological acidification after pneumatic dilatation is associated with persistent problems in esophageal emptying rather than with excessive sphincter divulsion.Digestive Diseases and Sciences 02/1996; 41(2):365-71. · 2.61 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The role of medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) in the management of patients with pancreatic insufficiency is controversial. The aim of the study was to evaluate the absorption of MCTs in the presence of pancreatic insufficiency and the effect of pancreatic extracts on MCT absorption so as to clarify whether the replacement of usual dietary fats with MCTs is cost-effective. Six patients with severe pancreatic steatorrhea were for 5 days fed a low-fat diet to which butter (long-chain triglycerides (LCTs)) or MCT oil was added, with and without pancreatic extracts, in a crossover design. Fecal weight and nitrogen losses were the same during MCT and LCT intake. Steatorrhea was substantial during both periods but was significantly lower during MCT than LCT intake. Fecal weight and nitrogen and fat losses were reduced by pancreatic extracts in both diets. Steatorrhea was the same when MCTs and LCTs were consumed together with pancreatic extracts. MCTs are absorbed better than LCTs in the presence of pancreatic insufficiency but require pancreatic extracts for optimal absorption. No advantage is to be expected from replacing usual dietary fats with MCTs if pancreatic supplements are used.Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology 02/1996; 31(1):90-4. DOI:10.3109/00365529609031633 · 2.36 Impact Factor
Article: Pathological esophageal acidification and pneumatic dilatation in achalasic patients too much or not enough?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Endoscopy, esophageal manometry and pH monitoring, gastric emptying test, and heartburn quantification on a visual analog scale were performed in 22 achalasic patients in order to clarify which events are associated with pathological esophageal acidification after successful LES dilatation. Five patients presented pathological acidification. Dilatation reduced LES tone from 38.3 4.2 to 14.6 1.1 mm Hg (mean sem); there was, however, no difference between nonrefluxers and refluxers (14.8 1.2 vs 13.8 2.5 mm Hg). The emptying time in achalasic patients was delayed compared to controls (315.9 20.9 min vs 209 10.4) due to prolonged lag-phase and reduced slope of the antral section-time curve, but, again, there was no difference between refluxers and nonrefluxers. The acid clearance was delayed in refluxers compared to nonrefluxers (15.9 4.5 vs 2.5 1.8 min,PDigestive Diseases and Sciences 01/1996; 41(2):365-371. DOI:10.1007/BF02093830 · 2.61 Impact Factor
Article: Gastric emptying of a solid meal is accelerated by the removal of dietary fibre naturally present in food[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Exogenous fibre added to liquid meals delays gastric emptying. Its effect on solid meals is uncertain, and nothing is known of the effect on gastric emptying of fibre naturally present in food. This study therefore looked at gastric emptying of two different solid meals in eight healthy subjects and their blood glucose responses. The meals were exactly equivalent except for the total dietary fibre content (high fibre 20 g, low fibre 4 g of dietary fibre per 1000 kcal) and supplied 870 kcal (700 kcal women), 47% of which was from carbohydrates, 36% from fats, and 17% from proteins. Ultrasonography was used to measure antral diameters before the meal (basal), immediately after it (time 0), and at 30, 60, 120, 180, 240, and 300 minutes. In addition, subjects filled in a questionnaire on their feelings of hunger, epigastric fullness, and satiety before the meal and at hourly intervals after it. Basal and maximal postprandial antral sections were similar for the two meals (basal section: 283.9 (29.5) v 340.9 (44.7) mm2 for the low and the high fibre meal, NS; maximal postprandial section: 1726 (101.9) v 1593 (120.4) mm2, NS). Total gastric emptying time was significantly reduced by fibre removal (186.0 (15.6) v 231.7 (17.3) minutes after the low and the high fibre meal, p < 0.05). Blood glucose was higher after the low fibre meal, and the area under the glycaemic curve significantly greater (226 (23.1) v 160 (20.0) mmol/min/dl-1, p < 0.05). No difference was found in satiety or fullness feelings, but hunger returned more rapidly after the low fibre meal. In conclusion, fibre naturally present in food delays gastric emptying of a solid meal, reduces the glycaemic response, and delays the return of hunger.Gut 07/1995; 36(6):825-30. DOI:10.1136/gut.36.6.825 · 14.66 Impact Factor
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Originally posted by samkent
Hurry take samples!
Originally posted by AndyMayhew
As I've often pointed out: if spraying really were happening, the evidence will be in ice cores. Or even lake and seabed mud cores. Anything sprayed in the upper troposphere or stratosphere, as alleged by chemtrailers, will spread to all parts of the globe.
Originally posted by viking43
Chemicals are brought in by aircraft,why not chemtrail planes
are at the airport....case closed
Originally posted by Rudy2shoes
reply to post by tsurfer2000h
Since you like to use car exhaust claim it is the same as contrails/ice crystals,
show me pictures of ice crystals coming out the exhaust of cars.
And ice crystals would be abrasive, and injure humans at ground level,
What precautions are taken that no pedestrians are harmed by abrasive ice crystals on city streets?
Originally posted by lonegurkha
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And because you know exactly what the chemical is, you are absolutely certian that the test performed would pick it up. Clearly you know about chemical testing and how it works. WOW look an expert, how many of these tests have you performed to be so confident that the tests will pick up anything.Come back and talk when you learn something. In the mean time I have no time for fools.
Originally posted by spoonbender
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I work @ a major international airport.
The only trucks that hook up to aircraft
are Fuel trucks[pump trucks]
Never seen any other tankers around commercial liners
Related Regulations. The following regulations from Title 14 of the Code of
Federal Regulations (14 CFR) are some of the regulations that apply:
a. Section 33.7(b)(2) and (3), Engine ratings and operating limitations (Fuel, Oil).
b. Section 23.1521(d), Powerplant limitations (Fuel grade).
c. Section 23.1522, Auxiliary power unit limitations.
d. Section 23.1583(b)(1), Operating limitations (Fuel grade).
e. Section 25.1521, Powerplant limitations.
f. Section 25.1583(b)(1), Operating limitations.
g. Section 27.1521(d), Powerplant limitations.
h. Section 27.1583(b)(1), Operating limitations.
i. Section 29.1521(d), Powerplant limitations.
j. Section 29.1583(b)(1), Operating limitations.
k. Section 91.9, Civil aircraft flight manual, marking, and placard requirements.
Originally posted by lonegurkha
reply to post by InhaleExhale
I'm 58 grow up.Shame you guys know so little about anything.

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MARANA, Ariz. -- The Dove Mountain course was designed, explicitly, with match play in mind.
So when players basically deemed the host venue for this week's Accenture Match Play Championship as the second-worst course on the PGA Tour, it had to sting.
The venue's contract to host the tournament expires after this week, and depending on your personal view, it might come as mixed news that signs point toward the mega-money event staying put.
"Right now, we're heading in the direction of keeping it here," PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem said Wednesday morning.
GolfWorld magazine last month ranked the courses in recent use on the tour and the Jack Nicklaus design finished ahead of one other venue, the critically savaged Liberty National course, which has hosted exactly one tour event.
So, in other words, the Dove Mountain course finished dead last among courses in annual use in tour competition.
The primary beef with players is that the greens are far too severe, as evidenced by the humorous exchange that Rory McIlroy this week recounted after he ran into Nicklaus at a South Florida shopping mall.
"He asked me what I thought of this golf course and I said it was great," McIlroy said, choosing the next few words very carefully.
"He asked me about the greens, and I went, 'they are okaaaay,'" McIlroy said, drawing laughs.
He made the point without underscoring it. The course is also located about 30 minutes from central Tucson at about 3,000 feet of elevation, whcih can cause issues when the weather changes. It snowed and hailed during the match-play finale last year. Fan attendance at the venue, which is tough to walk because of its proximity to the mountains, has been decent at best.
David Pillsbury, the tour's executive vice president of Championship Management, which runs the event, said there would be no announcement about the future fate of the site until after the tournament ends.
"We'll see how it goes, see what the attendance looks like, all that," Pillsbury said.
That said, Pillsbury strongly indicated that despite indications of the contrary, the event won't migrate far -- either in terms of geography or the calendar. The Associated Press, citing two tour sources, said there have been discussions about moving the match-play championship to Harding Park in San Francisco and slotting it in October as part of the revamped fall start to the season. According the the AP, the two sources spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss negotiations. Both stressed that the option was in the early stages of consideration.
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MUNGER, TEXAS. Munger is on State Highway 171 six miles north of Coolidge in northern Limestone County. It may have once been called Condor, as the area post office was named Condor in 1899. In 1905 either the name was changed to Munger or the Condor post office closed at the time Munger was opening a post office. There is a dispute over whether the two were on the same site or two miles apart. The area was settled in 1899, when George Johnson opened a store and become the first postmaster. In 1902 the Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway crossed the farms of Henry Martin Munger and chose a station site on his property, which became the town of Munger. In 1905 a post office was established with William H. Ellington as postmaster. That same year there was a blacksmith shop, and a general store opened. By 1914–15 the population was thirty, and a cotton gin and another general store had opened. The railroad became part of the Burlington and Rock Island system but was abandoned in the 1930s. Sometime after 1930 the post office closed. In 1948 Munger had two churches, a school, and scattered dwellings. Only ten persons lived there in 1967, after which no population figures were available. The school was consolidated into the Coolidge Independent School District in 1968.
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Tristate Orthopaedic Treatment CentersRead MoreMore than 10 doctors practice at Tristate Orthopaedic Treatment Centers. They specialize in both surgical and nonsurgical treatments for the joints, bones, spine, muscles, and ligaments, from total joint replacement to medical massage.4600 Smith RdNorwood, OH US
Debra Stein MDRead MoreWhen organizing exercise regimens for his clients, personal trainer Matt Kasee draws inspiration from several periods of his life: the time he spent studying anatomy in graduate school, his process of becoming certified by the NSCA and ACSM, and of course, his trips to Disney World. Matt sees the theme park as an exemplary model of thorough planning and originality, which are concepts he strives to incorporate in his fitness programs. Just as each Disney attraction is hyperconscious of its target audience, his routines are customized to each person and their goals. He also tries to emulate the park's knack for mixing entertainment with education—his workouts prioritize fun and variety as motivational tools rather than intimidation or the threat of playing "It's a Small World" on a loop. Matt leads both private and semiprivate training sessions with specific milestones in mind. Whether his clients want to lose weight, bulk up, or enhance their athletic performance, his methods adjust to suit their respective starting points and goals. He gives guests the competitive edge with movement analyses, nutrition tips, and gym guidance, and he even encourages patrons with online coaching.3330 Erie AvenueCincinnati, OH US
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Schwarzenegger Pokes Fun At Palin: Can't See Russia As He Flies Over Alaska
From California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's official Twitter feed last evening:
"Over Anchorage, AK. Looking everywhere but can't see Russia from here. Will keep you updated as search continues."
Ouch. His fellow Republican, 2008 vice presidential nominee and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, didn't actually tell ABC-TV's Charlie Gibson, back in 2008, that she could see Russia from her home in Wasilla. She said:
"They're our next door neighbors and you can actually see Russia from land here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska."
But thanks to Saturday Night Live, Palin will forever be linked to the joke "I can see Russia from my house."
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Congressional supporters of Clarke's bill
Here's an alphabetical list of U.S. House members, plus a U.S. Virgin Islands delegate, who have signed on as cosponsors of the Detroit Jobs Trust Fund legislation introduced by Rep. Hansen Clarke.
• Karen Bass, D-Calif.
• G.K. Butterfield, D-N.C.
• Andre Carson, D-Ind.
• Donna Christensen, Democratic U.S. Virgin Islands delegate to Congress
• Judy Chu, D-Calif.
• Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y.
• William Lacy Clay, D-Mo.
• Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo.
• John Conyers, D-Mich.
• Danny Davis, D-Ill.
• Keith Ellison, D-Minn.
• Bob Filner, D-Calif.
• Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio
• Al Green, D-Texas
• Janice Hahn, D-Calif.
• Colleen Hanabusa, D-Hawaii
• Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y.
• Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas
• Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill.
• Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio
• Barbara Lee, D-Calif
• Candice Miller, R-Mich.
• Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C.
• Donald Payne, D-N.J.
• Laura Richardson, D-Calif.
• Cedric Richmond, D-La.
• Bobby Rush, D-Ill.
• Terri Sewell, D-Ala.
• Edolphus Towns, D-N.Y.
• Frederica Wilson, D-Fla.
• Lynn Woolsey, D-Calif.
What a difference three weeks makes.
U.S. Rep. Hansen Clarke's proposed legislation to save Detroit has gained some very special traction: Thirty-one congressional cosponsors, including one tough Republican from Macomb County who said Monday that it may be the only way for Detroit to get federal help.
Rep. Candice Miller, R-Harrison Township, has signed on to cosponsor Clarke's Detroit Jobs Trust Fund Act, which would create a fund from all the federal tax Detroit collects for five years -- about $2 billion -- and allow the city to use the money to pay off debt, develop jobs, improve public safety and increase educational opportunities.
In an interview, Miller said that she expects some political blowback, but it was an easy decision. "Somehow, the city has to be able to help itself," she said. "Let me be candid. ... I have a huge degree of confidence in Mayor (Dave) Bing for being honest, transparent. But who knows how long he's going to be the mayor? The city needs to help itself right now. And the federal government is not going to be writing a blank check to the city. Those days are over."
Amid traditional pundits and naysayers, 31 cosponsors for a Democratic bill in the Republican-controlled House -- even with one GOP member on board -- might not seem much. But we'd do well to remember that President Barack Obama's American Jobs Act found its second and third sponsors only last Tuesday. Clarke's bill may have a greater chance of passing.
Urban agenda
Miller, who works with Clarke on the Homeland Security Committee, praised the legislation, which would let the city eliminate its income tax for five years. She also said that it could help the Obama administration develop an urban agenda.
"I don't represent Detroit, but I think you can look around Detroit and see a lot of urban areas who ... would look at this and want the same thing," she said. "An argument can be made that Detroit needs it more than anybody else. But it could be an inexpensive way for the federal government to have some real meaningful urban agenda. I'm not interested in raising taxes to give money to the City of Detroit, and the city can't keep raising taxes either. But they have to get the debt paid and get ahead on crime and do something about the infrastructure."
Clarke, a first-term Democrat from Detroit, said that the idea for the legislation came from personal experience, the reality that there is little new money to be had and the understanding that metro Detroit is Detroit.
"In the last great recession that we had in the '80s, I was unemployed, and I actually gave up hope that I'd ever get a job. And that's why I felt I had to do everything possible to keep jobs and attract new jobs back to this region," Clarke said. "We're a regional economy, and that became even clearer to me when I got into Congress. Southeastern Michigan is all viewed as Detroit from investors. All capital is global now, and investors around the world look at this region as Detroit, so I needed to look at the quality of life in this city."
'That's not right'
Clarke said he took the unusual route of presenting his idea and then seeking cosponsors because it's exactly how things haven't been done in Congress.
"Many politicians typically will see if they get support first, and then introduce their bills," he said, adding he was "surprised at how easy it was" to line up cosponsors.
"Congress sees the value," Clarke said.
Perhaps those cosponsors also see what Clarke and Miller see.
Clarke remembers his first job after years of unemployment, in an old CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Act) program that placed him in the attendance office at his old high school, Kettering.
"So my job as a 23-year-old who had been unemployed and a college dropout who had gotten kicked out of high school for attendance problems was now to work with kids who were skipping class at my neighborhood school?" Clarke said.
He was moved enough to return to college.
And Miller?
"I told Hansen every time I vote for reconstruction money in Iraq and Afghanistan, I think about the situation that the children in Detroit are living in," she said. "These are American children, and these children are forced into this existence because of their parents' sins. And that's not right."
As Clarke continues to push his bill, Detroit -- all of Detroit -- should embrace the mantra: We can do it if we try.
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However, I have long legs/very short torso. So for me, if I want to ride with a flat back (which, by itself, is perfectly fine), I have to do it in one of the following 2 positions:
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If my elbows are in line with the knees, my legs hit them.
Just had a fit session - a relatively low-tech one, in terms of no lasers/power meters/etc. but with a guy who does know his stuff and who's done a great fit for me for my road bike.
He set me up with a stupidly high stem - one that belongs on a hybrid. This is the only position that lets me have my elbows at a moderate width without banging into the elbow. My back is no longer perfectly flat but atleast this feels a bit comfy.
I havent done any rides in this fit yet, but wanted to check and see what some of you guys with similar body types are doing.
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