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The moment of truth is upon us, as we are one day from the month of March and three days from the CBA expiring. While the combine continues in Indianapolis, the labor talks and other contract issues are the talk of the NFL right now.
Union plans to decertify … All season, we heard about individual teams voting to decertify in the event of a lockout, and now that's about to become a reality. The NFL and the players are scheduled to return to mediation on Tuesday, but with a deal unexpected to get done by Thursday night's deadline, we will likely see decertification happen by then. By decertifying, there is no union, and players can file injunctions in court to try to prevent the owners from locking them out. In turn, the NFL will fight decertification with the National Labor Relations Board. So, what does this all mean? As always, we recommend reading the decertification primer by the National Football Post's Andrew Brandt, who has been on top of everything related to the CBA talks.
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Snow expected in the LA Area? One more day to head to the Ranch
Is raining here in the LA area and the news are full of snow forecast at 1000 feet. With the Academy Awards coming Sunday, they are talking that there might be snow at the Hollywood sign which is 899 feet. So tonight is the biggie IF it happens. My Droid is showing 45/34 for Saturday with a picture of light snow.
What I am might miss in LA on Sunday is not the Academy Awards (On TV) but this event:
Vin Scully to be honored at Beverly Hills Wine Fest I would much prefer to hear Vin Scully than any speech from the Academy Awards.
Looking at the weather here in the LA area and in Arizona with thunderstorms, I am thinking of the song "Riders On the Storm" which made me think of "LA Woman" Three LA women will be heading on the road early Saturday morning, hopefully no snow on the road but most likely rain.
Remember Camelback Ranch Grand Opening in 2009? I had taken the Southern California Auto club magazine Westways with me. They have a section in the magazine titled "Picture This" where they feature travelers showing the magazine at their vacation destination. That year I took the magazine, submitted the picture and it made the magazine in 2009.
Dodgers Flashback Uniform.
Fans were given an option to vote for their favorite Brooklyn Uniforn out of three so that the winner uniform could be worn at the Dodgers Flashback days. The votes were counted and the winner is …..
My choice was the 1911 jersey, but the guys (Andre Either, Clayton Kershaw & Matt Kemp) make any uniform look good! I like the 1940's uniforms! The uniforms will be worn for six midweek games with half price food & drinks. Also there will be half price tickets.
Flashback uniform picture from Jon SooHoo.
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What a beautiful combination of blue colors! I absolutely prefer blue to red!
Did Jackie Robinson play in this beautiful jersey at Ebbets Field?
To Nao, no these are clearly road jerseys because they say "Brooklyn" and not Dodgers on them. So, they were not worn at home. Makes you wonder why they would have a road throwback jersey to wear for home games, things that just make you scratch your head.
About snow, there has been lots of snow in the L.A. area all winter long but not as low as that, 1000 ft. Friends got some snow who live in the foothills. Don't think it will be falling anywhere on Dodger Stadium but it did rain pretty hard for awhile there.
The big thing you are missing here is the national College tournament games at the Academy this weekend. Always a worthwhile cause, a great thing done to promote baseball at HBCUs. Hall of Famers will be present there along with several Dodger legends and in memory of Jackie Robinson. It is a wonderful event I have never missed it in the 3 or 4 years they've played it. I had to work yesterday but went to Friday's games and then am going to today's. Hoping to see some great baseball out there but it is also being nationally televised for those who cannot be there in person.
A lot of things going on around, this weekend. Sure is a nice day outside.
Rest in peace, Duke Snider! Baseball lost a legend today. God Bless!
(Get it on the right page…)
RIP Duke. What a great man and a great player.
Emma, glad to see you are still blogging. I have been slacking lately, with work taking a sever toll. I am going to have to get my blog current.
I will miss you by only a few days @ Camelback. Will be there for the extended weekend.
Half price tickets and food? Who cares what the uniforms look like!
They can wear burlap sacks for all I care, if I can get in cheap.
Nao is a nice young lady that lives in Japan and blogs about Ishrio-san, the Mariners and baseball in Japan. i love followin her blog as she brings that Japanese perspective of baseball and of course Ichiro-san.
There is always something going on in LA and that is the risk we take that if we go to an event, we are missing another one. Is one of the thingI LOVE about LA
My friend Lorena who is with me in this road trip said to me "Emma, I got bad news to you….." I coudl not help the tears when I she told me the news. So sad.
So sorry I will miss you. Wish I could stay longer! I LOVE THIS PLACE! Is where my boys of Summer play. I have run into fans like Roberto and Dodgerfansince53. Sorry that I will miss you
Half price tickets and taking some time off from the week to take a ball game with half price tix and food and drinks. It does not get better. Like the saying goes "Hot dogs on a stick beat a steak at the Ritz.
Thanks, Kingmanperformance! I learned another new thing!
Yes, I should have thought of difference between home and road jerseys. It's indeed meaningless to play in a jersey marked "Brooklyn", instead of "Dodgers", at the home stadium.
Thanks for your encouraging comment! I just found Clayton Kershaw putting on non-historical baseball cap. Wonder if anyone noticed this when the picture was taken for promotion of Flashback days. Or did he intentionally choose a cap different from his teammates?


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March 2, 2000: Just weeks after NASA astronauts repaired the Hubble Space Telescope in December 1999, the Hubble Heritage Project snapped this picture of NGC 1999, a nebula in the constellation Orion. The Heritage astronomers, in collaboration with scientists in Texas and Ireland, used Hubble's Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) to obtain the color image.
This region is actually a dark cloud called a Bok globule, a cold cloud of gas, molecules, and cosmic dust which is so dense that it blocks all of the light behind it. Astronomers believe that new stars may be forming inside Bok globules, through the contraction of the dust and molecular gas. To the left of this cloud is the young, bright star that is illuminating the nebula. This star is cataloged as V380 Orionis, and its white color is due to its high surface temperature of about 10,000 degrees Celsius (nearly twice that of our own Sun). Its mass is estimated to be 3.5 times that of the Sun. The star is so young that it is still surrounded by a cloud of material left over from its formation, here seen as the reflection nebula.


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Apples and raisins provide the moistness, which means less oil can be used in this low saturated fat, low cholesterol, and low sodium coffee cake.
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Serving Size 3 ½ in x 2 ½ in piece
Calories 188
Total Fat 5 g
Saturated Fat less than 1 g
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Tart apples, cored, peeled, chopped 5 cups
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This A list mostly television actor who is amazingly cool and funny and has a huge franchise spent several hours this week getting a little lipo on his moobs
Eh. Good for him. Women don't have the market cornered on vanity and the need to remain desirable.ReplyCancel
COWELL!!! LolReplyCancel
Larry David?ReplyCancel
No thankfully not him!! Somebody from the CSIs?ReplyCancel
Oh my god…me thinks this is DANNY DEVITO!!! Little, huge franchise!ReplyCancel
this sounds like stonestreet. simon is not cool or funny and clearly is in love with his appearance. he'd have already done something about that gawd awful haircut and those high waited jeans if he cared about his moobs. I think simon is vain, but COMPLETELY in love with himself as he is…ReplyCancel
Ill take a look interested in that Violet.ReplyCancel
Yup! Can def. see Pratt.
Did you see Guardians of the Galaxy trailer? It was hot, yet odd.
Pratt is A list in tv??? Since when?ReplyCancel
That Bruce Jenner can be defined as an actor? At least he allegedly is/was in a heavily scripted show.ReplyCancel
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tv franchise? or movie?
csi or the new fantastic 4 thing?
I know who this is, but I can't say. He also had the fat transferred to a "special place."ReplyCancel
Oh, and NONE of you are right.ReplyCancel
Thanks to @NaughtyNurse's non-privacy violating statement, I'm gonna give this a shot.
At first I thought of Steve Carell (honorable mention), but after some research I'm gonna say Michael J Fox. Tons of TV, 'Back to the Future' was a huge franchise, and he's amazingly cool and funny.
You could also sub in 'Homeward Bound' for the franchise 😉ReplyCancel
While any of the guys you have guessed thus far may have also had a little work done this week, it is NOT the guy I know who had surgery this week. I am very curious now, though, who DID violate patient privacy.ReplyCancel
Been thinking. Given that such a juicy detail about his procedures (i.e. the fat transfer) was missing from this blind item, I think the leak had to have come from somebody in the actor's inner circle. He would fess up to the lipo to people, but not the fat transfer.ReplyCancel
Ted Danson with Cheers being the franchise that spawned Frasier.ReplyCancel
@Reindyr, but would Michael J. Fox, who is probably heavily medicated for his Parkinson, really go trough an totally not necessary major surgery?
James Spader? I don't know if he is funny or cool, but he is A-list, mostly televison in those past 15 years, and Boston Legal is part the The Practice/Boston Legal/Boston Practice franchise…ReplyCancel
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Today, it's been two months since I got a kitten. He loves to hide, and then surprise me by jumping out of his hiding place. It was quite a surprise when he launched himself out of my bag during class. FML
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Today, I introduced my boyfriend to my overprotective father. My boyfriend started out with, "Sir, it is an honor to be your daughter's sexual partner." FML
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Today, I took my new girlfriend to meet my grandmother. We were drinking coffee when my gran leaned to one side and let out a huge fart. Proud of herself, she added, "That one didn't pay his rent on time!" Coffee came out of my girlfriend's nose. FML
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Today, my dad opened a Chinese fortune cookie that read, "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes." Now he won't stop calling me Experience. FML
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Today, after much self-doubt and awkwardness, I learned that I look amazing in a little black dress. Now I have to figure out what I'm going to tell my wife. FML
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Today, I learned that my big, tough, strong dog is terrified of spiders when he jumped, knocked over a table and then peed on the spider to drown it. FML
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Today, after heavy rain my street flooded. While in my living room, I looked outside to see that my elderly neighbour was outside splashing in a knee deep puddle. He was butt-naked and wearing a snorkel and flippers. FML
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Today, my boyfriend and I were looking at engagement rings. When the store owner asked about our budget, my boyfriend said with a straight face, "Nothing too expensive, I have a big penis so I don't have to overcompensate by buying a big diamond." FML
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Today, I learned it's a bad idea to text and smoke while drunk, because there is an increased risk of throwing your phone off the balcony and sticking your cigarette into your pocket. FML
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Blog, I've missed you!
After hanging out with my girl Coop last night, I've been inspired to return to this here blog after a bit of an unplanned hiatus. But me and a couple of my girls have big plans for 2008, starting with what will be the Most Awesome Trip to Port St. Lucie Ever. God I miss baseball.
Go figure David Wright wins the Gold Glove. Although I wouldn't have called it, I say good for D-Wright. He truly proved himself last year–overcoming a brutal slump early on and continuing to play his heart out every game toward the end, when the chips were down and only sinking further. David Wright's September performance has earned him a place as my current favorite Met. A tricky choice when you're female because everyone just assumes your fave will be the pretty boy. Honestly, I much more value his pretty baseball.
My second favorite Met? Johnny Maine. I've always loved the kid. He nearly kept us in it at the end there, reaching down for an almost-no-hitter in the midst of what we later learned was an unhealthy time for him. Seems Maine didn't have surgery for his hip, so I'm hoping that won't be a nagging problem for him in the future. Matty linked to this story over at Metsblog about some dude posing as John Maine to get tables at posh clubs and ask women to give him their clothing. Um…clearly clubs don't know John Maine, or they'd know homey's not quite the after-hours type. Of course the story's false, but certainly good for a chuckle.
Mostly my Mets thoughts have lately gone something like this: Wait, why didn't we get pitching for Lastings? His stock must have dropped. Then again, Schneider seems like a good get, and I'm glad to have him. But who's going to be our new big bat? And for goodness sake, I'll believe the Santana thing when I see it. For now, I will revel in:
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Good to see you blogging away again! Despite the ticket price increase, I'm getting ready to buy my two seven pack plans tomorrow. And, I'm sure I'll be buying tickets to some individual games once they go on sale too. I figure I better get them now, being that this will probably be the last season (for a while,anyway)I can see them in person (thanks, CitiField). Let's hope Omar pulls the trigger on something soon. Despite what he says, this is definitely not a championship caliber team (as presently constructed).–Nicole
Hey there lady!
Hope all is well and planning to PSL has started around here as well. If you are coming down let me know. I will try to escape the daily job to attend some games even if my spring break doesn't match this year (booo for that).😉
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The Val Youth Hostel is 10m from the beach. In our hostel there are 20 rooms with 2, 3 or 4 beds. Self Service Breakfast is included in the price!
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From main bus station you have to follow main road to city center, pass Tartini square (big square), pass hotel Piran and restaurants by the sea and after 5 minutes you are here. There are signs(Val hostel) by the road all the time. Our youth hostel is in the next street from the beach.


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The three bones that come together to form the elbow can break (fracture) in different ways. A distal humerus fracture is one type of elbow fracture. The distal humerus is the end of the upper arm bone (the humerus) that forms the upper part of the elbow.
These types of elbow fractures are fairly uncommon. They account for about 2% of fractures in adults.
The elbow is a complicated joint and elbow fractures can involve both of the forearm bones, as well as the humerus.
The elbow is a joint made up of three bones — the humerus, radius, and ulna. It bends and straightens like a hinge. It is also important for rotating the forearm: the ability to turn our hands up (like accepting change from a cashier) or down (like typing or playing the piano).
- The humerus is the upper arm bone between the shoulder and the elbow.
- The radius is one of the forearm bones between the elbow and wrist. When standing with your palm facing up, the radius is on the "thumb side" of the forearm (the lateral side or outside).
- The ulna is the other forearm bone between the elbow and the wrist, running alongside the radius. When standing with your palm facing up, the ulna is on the "pinky side" of the forearm (the medial side or inside).
Bones of the Elbow
The actual elbow consists of portions of all three bones of the arm:
- The distal humerus is the center of the elbow "hinge".
- The radial head moves around the distal humerus and also rotates when the wrist is turned up and down.
- The olecranon is the part of the ulna that "cups" the end of the humerus and rotates around the end of the humerus like a hinge.
Soft Tissues
The elbow is held together by three main things
- Ligaments connect one bone to another.
- Muscles and tendons work as "leaders" to move the bones around each other.
- The actual shape of the bones themselves hold the elbow together in a stable manner.
Distal Humerus
- The distal humerus is the part of the humerus that "sits" within the "cup" of the ulna, allowing the ulna to move around it. This is elbow motion.
- The distal humerus is able to be felt beneath the skin as a prominent bone, both on the inside of the elbow above the "funny bone" (the ulnar nerve), and on the outside of the elbow.
- The distal humerus makes up the upper part of the actual elbow joint. When it is broken, it can make elbow motion difficult or impossible.
A fracture of the distal humerus occurs when there is a break anywhere within the distal region (lower end) of the humerus
Distal humerus fractures are fairly uncommon. They may occur in an isolated manner (that is, there are no other injuries), but can also be a part of a more complex elbow injury.
Distal humerus fractures may occur in a number of ways:
- A direct blow. This can happen during a fall (landing directly on the elbow) or by being struck by a hard object (baseball bat, car dashboard or door during a crash).
- An indirect fracture. This can happen during a fall if a person lands on his or her outstretched arm with the elbow locked straight. The ulna (one of the forearm bones) is driven into the distal humerus, causing it to break.
Distal humerus fractures can be very painful and may prevent the patient from moving his or her elbow. Additional symptoms include:
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Pain or tenderness to the touch
- Stiffness
- Feeling of instability ("my elbow feels like it wants to pop out")
- Pieces of bone may stick out of the skin (rare)
Someone with a distal humerus fracture will most likely go to the emergency room. These types of injuries are very painful and the patient will not be able to move the elbow.
During the examination, the doctor will:
- Examine the skin to see if there are any lacerations (cuts). Bone fragments can break through the skin and create lacerations. This leads to an increased risk of infection.
- Palpate (feel) all around the elbow to determine if there are any other areas of tenderness. This can indicate other broken bones or injuries, such as a dislocated elbow.
- Check the pulse at the wrist to be sure that good blood flow is getting past the elbow to the hand.
- Check to see if the patient can move his or her fingers and wrist, and can feel things with his or her fingers. Sometimes, the "funny bone" (ulnar nerve) may be injured at the same time that the bone is broken, which can result in hand and wrist weakness and numbness.
- The doctor may ask the patient to straighten the elbow. In most cases, the patient will not be able to do this.
- The doctor may examine the patient's shoulder, upper arm, forearm, wrist, and hand, even if the patient only complains of pain at the elbow.
X-rays are the most common and widely available diagnostic imaging technique. X-rays create images of dense structures, like bone. They can show whether a bone is intact or broken. An x-ray of the elbow will be taken to determine if a fracture has occurred.
Depending on the patient's symptoms, the doctor may also order x-rays of the upper arm, forearm, shoulder, wrist, and/or hand, These x-rays may reveal more injuries, such as other fractures or dislocations.
While in the emergency room, the doctor will apply a splint (like a cast) to the elbow and provide a sling to keep the elbow in position. Additional immediate treatment will include applying ice to the elbow and giving the patient pain medicine.
Many distal humerus fractures require surgery, but some stable fractures can be treated without an operation.
Nonsurgical Treatment
If the fracture is not displaced, it may require just a splint or sling to hold the elbow in place during the healing process. The doctor will closely monitor the healing of the fracture, and have the patient return to the clinic for x-rays fairly frequently.
If none of the bone fragments are out of place after a few weeks, the doctor will allow the patient to begin gently moving the elbow. This may require visits with a physical therapist.
The patient will not be allowed to lift anything with the injured arm for a few weeks.
A nonsurgical approach to a distal humerus fracture may require long periods of splinting or casting. The elbow may become very stiff and require a longer period of therapy to regain motion after the cast is removed.
If the fracture shifts in position, the patient may require surgery to put the bones back together.
Surgical Treatment
Surgery for a distal humerus fracture typically involves putting the pieces of the fractured bone back where they belong. Metal implants — such as plates and screws — are used to hold things in place until the bone is fully healed.
Surgical indications. Surgery is usually necessary when:
- The fracture is out of place (displaced)
- The fracture is open (pieces of bone have cut the skin). Because the risk of infection is higher in an open fracture, the patient will receive antibiotics by vein (intravenous) in the emergency room, and may require a tetanus shot. The patient will promptly be taken to surgery so that the cuts can be thoroughly cleaned out. The bone will typically be fixed or replaced during the same surgery.
In some cases of severe, open fractures, the doctor may choose to apply an external fixator (bars and pins in the bone outside the surface of the skin) to temporarily hold the bones in place. This gives the skin time to improve before surgery to fix the fracture, and may reduce the risk of infection.
Surgical procedure. Surgery can be done under general anesthesia (going to sleep) or under regional anesthesia (using medicines like novocaine that numb the arm), or both.
During surgery, the patient may lie on his or her back, side, or stomach. If the patient lies on his or her belly, the face (lips, eyelids) may be swollen for a few hours after the operation is over. This is normal and temporary.
The surgeon will typically make an incision over the back of the elbow to reach the fractured bone. There are several ways to hold the pieces of bone in place. The surgeon may choose to use:
- Pins/wires
- Screws only
- Plates and screws
- Sutures ("stitches") in the bone or tendons
- A combination of the above methods
The incision is typically closed with sutures or staples. Sometimes, the surgeon will place a splint on the arm to help take stress off the incision.
Surgical considerations. Different fractures may require specific considerations during the procedure.
- Ulnar nerve placement. In most cases, the surgeon will need to gently move the ulnar nerve ("funny bone") to prevent it from being injured during surgery. At the end of the procedure, the ulnar nerve will be put back in place or moved to a slightly different position. This is decided by the surgeon during the procedure, and is usually done to prevent nerve symptoms from occuring in the future.
- Bone loss. If some of the bone is missing or crushed beyond repair (pieces of bone lost through a wound during an accident), the fracture may require bone filler. Bone filler can be bone supplied by the patient (typically taken from the pelvis) or bone from a bone bank (from a donor), or an artificial calcium-containing material.
- Osteotomy. Sometimes, the tip of the elbow (olecranon) will be cut so that the surgeon can see the bone fragments. The cut bone is moved out of the way during fracture repair. After the fracture is repaired, the cut olecranon is returned to its original location and repaired.
- Elbow replacement. If the distal humerus fracture is too severe to fix properly (as often occurs in elderly patients), the elbow may need to be replaced. This procedure is similar to a hip or knee replacement. A metal and plastic implant is attached to the humerus after the broken bits of bone are removed. Another metal and plastic implant is attached to the ulna (forearm bone), and the two implants are connected to form a hinge. These implants may be held in place with bone cement.
Surgical complications. There are risks associated with surgery. If surgery is recommended, the doctor thinks that the possible benefits of surgery outweigh the risks.
- Infection. There is a risk of infection with any surgery, whether it is for a distal humerus fracture or another purpose.
- Pain associated with surgery. Pain is controlled in the operating room by an anesthesia team, who can either put the patient to sleep or numb the arm, or both. The doctor will discuss the method of anesthesia with the patient prior to surgery. After surgery, pain is controlled with a combination of pain medications, such as morphine and codeine, and acetaminophen.
- Damage to nerves and blood vessels. There is a minor risk of damage to nerves and blood vessels around the elbow. This is an unusual side effect.
- Nonunion. Surgery does not guarantee healing of the fracture. A fracture may pull apart, or the screws, plates, or wires may shift or break. This can occur for a variety of reasons, including:
- The patient does not follow directions after surgery.
- The patient has other health issues that slow healing. Some diseases, like diabetes, slow healing. Smoking or using other tobacco products also slow healing.
- If the fracture was associated with a cut in the skin (an open fracture), healing is often slower.
- Infections can also slow or prevent healing.
Although the ulnar nerve is moved during surgery, it typically recovers. Temporary numbness or weakness in the area may occur. This may take weeks or months to disappear. In rare cases, the nerve may be injured during surgery, and further surgery may be required to help the nerve recover.
If the fracture fails to heal, further surgery may be needed.
Whether treatment involves surgery or not, recovery from a distal humerus fracture requires much work.
Nonsurgical Treatment
Rehabilitation typically begins after a few weeks of keeping the arm still by using a splint or a sling. In many cases, a physical therapist will help with rehabilitation, beginning with gentle, range of motion exercises and gradually adding exercises to strengthen the arm.
Surgical Treatment
After surgery, the patient's elbow may be splinted or casted for a short period of time. The patient may wear a sling if it provides comfort. Pain medications may be provided. Stitches or staples are typically removed 10 to 14 days after surgery, but this depends on the preferences of the surgeon.
Physical therapy. Motion exercises for the elbow and forearm usually begin shortly after surgery, sometimes as early as the next day. It is extremely important that exercises, once started, are performed multiple times a day every day. Sometimes, visits to a physical therapist will be prescribed. If so, the patient should still do exercises at home on days he or she does not work with the therapist. The exercises only make a difference if they are done regularly.
Restrictions. The patient is usually restricted from lifting objects with the injured arm for 6 to 12 weeks.
If the elbow has been replaced, it is possible that lifting with that arm may be permanently restricted. For example, with some elbow replacements, the patient may not be allowed to lift more than five pounds with that arm for the remainder of his or her life.
Restrictions on driving are generally based on the arm that is injured (the right arm is used for shifting gears, for example) and on the use of pain medications. Narcotics, such as morphine or codeine, impair judgment and, therefore, impair the patient's ability to drive a vehicle.
Side effects. Some numbness in the pinky side of the hand or weakness of the hand and wrist may result from the surgery. This is caused by stretching of the ulnar nerve during surgery, and is often temporary and resolves over time.
Especially early after surgery, some patients may not be able to straighten the injured elbow on their own. To straighten the elbow, the patient needs to use his or her uninjured arm to help out, or assistance from another person. This is more common when other fractures have also occurred, or when the tip of the elbow had to be cut and repaired during the operation.
Goals. The eventual goal of treatment for a distal humerus fracture is to regain full motion of the elbow, as it was prior to the injury.
Some patients may return to their normal activities (except sports and heavy labor) within about 6 months, although full healing can take a year or two. Although x-rays may show that the fracture has healed completely, many patients will report that they are still not feeling 100% better. These patients will continue to improve as time passes.
Recovering strength in the arm takes much longer than might be expected; sometimes 6 months or more.
Considerations. In some cases, people with distal humerus fracture have long-term problems.
- Range of motion. Even after the fracture has healed, full motion of the elbow may not be possible. In most of these cases, the patient cannot fully straighten his or her arm. Typically, loss of a few degrees of straightening will not have an impact on how well the arm will work in the future, including for sports or heavy labor. Loss of a significant amount of motion may require intensive physical therapy, special bracing, or further surgery to correct this problem. This is uncommon for distal humerus fractures.
- Heterotopic ossification (HO). A rare problem that may occur after surgery is the growth of bone in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments around the elbow. This is called heterotopic ossification. When this occurs, bone is growing where it should not be and can block movement of the elbow.
- Elbow arthritis. Elbow arthritis causes the elbow joint to become stiff and painful. It is an unfortunate, but relatively common, long-term outcome of distal humerus fractures.
Stretching will not help with this problem. If extra bone forms and limits motion significantly or completely, further surgery may be required to remove the extra bone.
This surgery is often delayed until the bone has stopped growing (until it has "matured") so that it will not grow back again once it is removed. If the extra bone requires removal, intense physical therapy will be necessary following surgery so that the range of motion restored during surgery is not lost. During the first six weeks, this therapy can be rather painful, and some loss of motion will occur. However, for motivated patients, exercises to help recover range of motion may resume following this time period.
Surgeons do not fully understand why HO happens in some patients. Many doctors think early elbow motion exercises and patients' motivation to get better quickly can help prevent this problem.
Elbow arthritis can occur rapidly following the fracture, or it may take years to develop. It occurs if the lining of the elbow joint (cartilage) was damaged from the fracture, or if the fracture leads to the lining wearing away over time.
Keep in mind that not everyone who breaks their distal humerus will develop elbow arthritis. In addition, elbow arthritis is not always painful. It does not always limit an individual's ability to use the arm, and if it is not bothersome, it does not require medical treatment.
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Local banks and the Chamber of Commerce are urging the Pasadena City Council to certify the Rose Bowl Environmental Report (EIR), which could help open negotiations for the historic stadium to host an NFL team on an interim basis.
"We at Amalgamated Bank urge you not to delay in a decision on the Environmental Impact Report for the possibility of the interim NFL location at the Rose Bowl," wrote Senior Vice President Patty Waggoner in a letter to the council. "We strongly urge the city to go through the necessary reporting for this very important issue."
The council received a similar letter from Valerie Prince, first vice president of the local Bank of Manhattan
"Please do not delay your decision on the Environmental Impact Report with regards to an NFL team using the Rose Bowl on an interim basis while a permanent stadium is being built elsewhere," Prince wrote.
The EIR, which cost the city $400,000, has already been reviewed and approved by the city's Planning Commission, Transportation Advisory Commission and Recreation and Parks Commission, according to a letter written by Chamber of Commerce President Paul Little. Little also asked that the council approve the EIR.
"At its October meeting … the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors reiterated its strong support for Pasadena and the Rose Bowl having the opportunity hosting a National Football League team in the Rose Bowl. For the our city to be in consideration to host an NFL team on an interim basis, the Pasadena City Council must consider the current Environmental Impact Report and make the appropriate findings and the appropriate actions to certify the EIR," wrote Little, a former councilman.
At its meeting Monday, the council took no action on the three requests because they were not put on the agenda. The matter will come up for discussion at the council's Nov. 19 meeting.
On Oct. 3, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved plans to build American Entertainment Group (AEG's) Farmers Field in downtown LA for $1.5 billion. However, the group, which has been up for sale since Sept. 18, cannot break ground until the NFL decides which team will move to Los Angeles. The project is not expected to be completed before fall 2015.
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For the second straight season, Darin Ruf did all he could in his time with the Phillies to dispel the notion that his 38 AA homers in 2012 were some sort of fluke. In September of that year, he launched three bombs in 33 at-bats with the big club. He got a much longer look this season and didn't disappoint, posting an .806 OPS and all but cementing himself a roster spot next spring.
Ruf bashed 14 home runs and knocked in 30 runs in just under three months with the Phils this summer, compiling a slash line of .247/.348/.458 over 73 games that were split between first base and the outfield. Ruf certainly has his warts. But he also has 17 big league home runs in 284 at-bats with the Phils, leading many to consider a reality in which the immense power he flashed in Reading that magical summer might be real.
Now… about those warts. Ruf, already 27, is essentially a man without a position. With Ryan Howard manning first base for at least the next three years, Ruf must play passable defense at a corner outfield spot to keep his bat in the line-up. Ruf is a liability in the outfield and, from what I saw this year, is also pretty shaky defensively at his "natural" position of first base. The only good news on this front is that the outfield is a new endeavor for Ruf, and he improved enough in a year for the Phillies to tolerate his defensive shortcomings out there for 40-plus games in 2013. There have also been whispers that Ruf could see time at first in some sort of platoon with Howard during the 2014 season.
Ruf's ability in the outfield, or lack there of, is no doubt exacerbated by a case of lead foot, a condition that also rears its ugly head on the base paths. Ruf's defense and base running were so brutal in 2013 that they negated his offensive contributions in Fangraphs's WAR calculation, if you pay mind to such things. Fangraphs deemed Ruf's tenure in Philly worth a paltry 0.1 wins above replacement. Finally, Ruf is a strikeout machine, fanning 91 times in 293 plate appearances at-bats or about once in three trips to the plate.
Despite Ruf's downside, there are a lot of elements to his game that make them worth overlooking. First, as previously discussed, Ruf supplies power in bunches to a team that desperately needs it. The once-potent Phillies lineup was 27th in baseball in runs and 23rd in dingers this season. It is also heavily lefthanded. Right now, Jimmy Rollins is the only righthanded bat guaranteed a spot in next season's lineup, and he's hit .235 against lefties over the past three seasons. Ruf's presence should ameliorate both issues.
Much has been made about the Phillies' refusal to consider the value of advanced statistics (read: walks), and their performance shows it. Despite having a considerable financial advantage over 90 percent of the league, the Phils ranked 24th in baseball in on-base percentage and 27th in walks. In 2013, Ruf was without a doubt their most patient hitter, walking in 11.3 percent of his plate appearances and seeing 4.17 pitches each time he went to the plate, both tops on the team among regulars by a healthy margin. Without replacing him with a similar style of hitter, limiting Ruf's at-bats would probably transform the Phillies from impatient to downright anxious.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Ruf will make about a half-million bucks in 2014 in a lineup that will include at least three eight-figure players. If you've overpaid in some areas, as the Phillies clearly have, you must compensate in others. It's that strategy that has made young, cost-controlled players among the most valuable assets in baseball in recent years and Ruf is no different. Along with Domonic Brown, Ruf represents hope for a Phillies' offense whose stalwarts got old quickly. His strikeouts, baserunning and defense are tolerable if he's sending balls flying over the fence. It wasn't long ago when Pat Burrell was stationed in the left field grass of Citizens Bank Park, so the Phillies should know firsthand how that type of player can help a team.
Grade: B. In nearly 300 plate appearances this year, Ruf made it pretty clear his power will play in the majors. Surprisingly, his OPS against righthanders (.863) was considerably higher than it was against southpaws (.657). Unless the Phillies go nuts on offense in free agency — and there are reports they may – Ruf's bat simply must be in the lineup on most nights. With Ryne Sandberg piloting the ship, you have to hope that he will be more openminded in doing whatever it takes to score runs, whether that means sitting down Howard or dealing with a dreadful outfielder like Ruf when the matchup looks right. Either way, Ruf has played about half a season in the majors and looks like he can be a valuable (and cheap) piece if used creatively. He is a wild card entering 2014, making him one of the guys to keep tabs on throughout the offseason.
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I like Darin Ruf, but add to your list of warts his performance in high leverage situations and with runners in scoring position. His triple slash lines are:
High leverage: .136/.367.182 (.549 OPS)
With RISP: .150/.312/.283 (.595 OPS)
I should note that those are very small samples: 77 PAs with RISP, and 30 for high leverage.
FWIW, baseball reference must define high leverage differently, and they show .207/.343/.397 (.739 OPS) in 70 PAs — not great but better, and still a small sample.
A fair point indeed.
Love the Ruffer. He reminds me of my favor player of all time, Del Ennis. I do believe he'll be big for the P's in the coming years. If only we could unload the "Big Breeze, er Piece"
Prediction, and not really controversial: Howard will be one of the best 3 hitters on the '14 Phillies.
Yeah, Alex…but those are realistic numbers for Howard. Anything more will just be an unexpected surprise.
It all depends on his health in my mind. If he's healthy, .850 OPS is about what I would expect, +/- 25 points. Otherwise, .750-.800 like this year is more reasonable.
I agree Schmenk! My brother and I were discussing that very topic last night. And we both feel if healthy there's no reason for him not to have a big year. The one thing I think could hamper him is a lack of discipline at the plate. And that's the only thing that bothers me. His tendency of that is well noted. What I'm hoping is, if he's healthy he might be more disciplined.
The Big Breeze should be one of the top THREE. Whats so hard or good about that??
It's not good or hard (except to 5 other starters). But for all the silly nicknames he can still be a key part of the lineup.
Until he trips over 1st base in April and is out for 3 months.
Okay, I'll lighten up.
IF Ryan can stay healthy and is platooned at 1st he'll still be among the top 3 RBI guys (I'll predict 70 RBI in 100 game appearance either as a starter or sub. In fact, 70 RBI would put only behind Dom Brown based on the current anemic lineup.He'll also have a better OBP and probably have a better chance of surviving physically through September. Unfortunately there will be no October stars (or goats) on this team.
If management tries to play him in over 100 games they'll be doing Ryan and team a disservice. Let Ryan hit his 25 HRs off of righties and Ruf hit another 15 off of lefties and we'll have a great situation at 1st despite the defensive weaknesses of both players.
Hell yeah
Ruf's patience and power should earn him some platoon starts vs. lefties at first base. The question in my mind is whether the organization will let Sandberg platoon Howard if he's healthy.
Good question Lefty. Though if he can get 25-30 starts. Maybe the occasional start in the OF and PH he should provide some value. His K rate though is alarming. However he still getting on base at a good clip.
Darin Ruf will never be a National League ball player! The Phils can not afford another year teaching this guy who will be 28 in July how to play baseball. You can't teach running and throwing.
I heard a recent interview with Amaro where he said Ruf may be used as a bench player who could platoon for Brown or Howard when facing a nasty LHP. Aaaaa!!! LOOK AT THE SPLITS!!! These are the lines against LHP:
Howard 173,218,321,532
Brown. 252,296,429,724
Ruf. 188,309,348,656
And oh, Ruf struck out in 50% of his ABs vs.LHP.
Maybe he can be a DH in the AL. The Phils must lose him.
John Adams,
That's a great job of cherry-picking a small sample size of stats and ignoring even larger sample sizes to make a point.
1. Ruf's minor league splits were much better vs. LHP's than RHP's.
2. You are basing your claim on the small sample size of 81 PA's vs. LHP's in 2013. If you expand your sample size to his MLB results vs. LHP's, the number improve slightly to .224/.323/.459/.782 in only 99 PA's
3. If you are willing to form your opinion based on 81 or even 99 PA's to determine that he can't hit LHP's at the MLB level, why wouldn't you also use the small, but more than 2 times larger, sample size of 231 PA's vs. RHP's in which he's produced .271/.359/.503/.862 to determine that he should start 70% of the games (those against RHP's)?
Good points, hk. The reverse splits may have been a one-month fluke in August:
In the minors:
2012 (Reading): better vs. LHPs, 1.318 OPS vs. .898
2013 (LV): about the same vs. both, .770 vs. LHPs, .746 vs. RHPs
Sep 2012 – better vs. LHPs in a small sample (1.327 OPS vs. .845)
Jul 2013 – about the same vs. both: .878 vs. LHPs, .897 vs. RHPs
Aug 2013 – much better vs. RHPs: .460 vs. LHPs, .942 vs. RHPs
Sep 2013 – about the same vs. both: .733 vs. LHPs, .730 vs. RHPs
Time will tell, but at this I would bet he will end up somewhat better vs. LHPs than RHPs.
HK, Schmenk, you guys are right on His splits were fantastic in the minors. I would cringe any time I would hear people say he should be platooning . My god he wasn't hitting lefty's for a time and still hit 14 dingers. Give him a full year, stop jerking him around the field and let him get in a comfort zone so as to not try to impress anybody to stay up here.
Isn't that the reason they didn't move Brown? So he could get comfy? I think if given the same chance they gave Brown he'll flourish. He is not the athletic man that Brown is supposed to be but what he is, is a baseball player with smarts. Brown is a gifted athlete that doesn't know how to use his God given talents. And when he does? he gets hurt. Ugh!
Not to pile on Mr. Adams, I hear you were once a great patriot and president. But I agree with hk, schmenkman, and Ryne.
Ruf can hit lefties with enough proficiency to platoon some at first base or pinch hit when the other teams go to loogys in the pen late in the game against Howard. And it's important for this club, because he's a less expensive option to be in that role than they are likely to find on the open market or in trade.
A great patriot.
Brilliant man.
So-so president.
Way to critical of Ruf's value to the Phillies
First off, we're talking about a team that had to use MiniMart as a pinch hitter.
If Ruf struck out 70% of the time I'd still pick him over anyone else coming off their current bench save perhaps Frandsen. Give the guy a break, Mr. President!
A great patriot.
Brilliant man.
So-so president.
Way too critical of Ruf's value to the Phillies
First off, we're talking about a team that had to use MiniMart as a pinch hitter.
If Ruf struck out 70% of the time I'd still pick him over anyone else coming off their current bench save perhaps Frandsen. Give the guy a break, Mr. President!
Sorry for the repeated message. Fixed a spelling error and thought I had caught the original comment before it was posted.
Alex I beg to differ on your mention of Ruf not being a good outfielder. I hear this a lot from a multitude of writers and radio. I watched a lot of games and if I recall . Ruf played pretty decent! What all you people forget is that he had hardly any experience in the outfield. Plus he was put in right? When that happened everyone assumed it was because he couldn't play left!
Yet he didn't shame himself out there at all. I've been watching baseball for a long long time. This kid has it. Give him time he'll get better. But he should be in left. You questioned his ability at first base. He made a few miscues but he was much better there than ANY body else we had on the roster. Do you think Young, Mayberry, Fransden was any better? Hell he was even better than Howard. And by the way the only reason he was put in right was because the Phillies didn't want to shake up D Brown who I think was much improved but still a horrible outfielder.
And for those of you who think Nelson Cruz is the answer to a right handed bat. Beware of what you wish for. In my eyes he's a lousy outfielder who isn't any better than Ruf will be as a hitter and is 3 years older. What's that saying? The grass is always greener on the other side? In my experience it usually turns out to be weeds! I'd stick with what I have in right. Give him a full year and see what happens. Actually Brown and Ruf should switch positions.
Ruf is not a good outfielder.
"Yet he didn't shame himself out there at all." Now there's a ringing endorsement!
And just because he was better than anyone on the roster at 1st doesn't mean he was good. Young, Mayberry, and cpmpany have never been known as defensive stalwarts.
He might improve in the field, but he happens to be in his late twenties. How much more time can he realistically have to be get better, particularly playing at the ML level? They gave Brown time, but Brown is still young compared with Ruf, he's more athletic, and has more time to get better.
While I can agree that Cruz probably isn't the answer as a righthanded bat, I don't think Ruf is, either.
Ryne, Amen on Ruffer…
I believe Sandberg will instill plate discipline in Howard like he did with Rollins in the last month and a half, and work on his swing and overall approach. Manuel is swing for the fences old school style, Sandberg is more like the current successful younger coaches who preaches fundamentals all around, defense and offense. Watch out next year if we acquire the right free agents.
That's a very positive and sunny outlook. I have serious doubts, but that sure sounds great to me J.L. I hope you're right.
Maybe it always sunny in Philadelphia.
I have serious doubts that Howard can stay healthy for a full season.
Were Burrell and Luzinski gold glove outfielders?
No, but Victorino and Maddox were.
Ruf got way better in the outfield at the end of the season. In spring training he was a mess out there. You. Guys and writers alway bust on him for his fielding, I'm not sure what you all seen, but I saw that every player they put out there wasn't very good either. Young had cement shoes, dingleberry will never may a throw out at the plate, and everyone man crush dumbo brown was very good out there either. As a matter of fact brown is a train wreck out there, he jogs around and dives at ball he should catch standing up if he would hustle more. So all in all ruf isn't all that bad out there. You clowns say the same thing about Caesar, I didn't think he did too bad either and I watched every game.
This is way off: "…he jogs around and dives at ball he should catch standing up if he would hustle more"
"Dingleberry" is also out of line.
John Mayberry, Jr is a smart and good kid and fine athlete who tries his best but is just never going to be a great ballplayer. That said, he was no worse a choice than Delmon Young (certainly faster and a better baserunner) and Mayberry was already on the team.
Mayberry often dives for the ball, too when he should be trying to cut it off but I noticed you didn't accuse him of having no hustle. In a league where .240 hitting FA outfielders are making mega-millions for their services you can bet that a few of those heralded players are not much of an upgrade over JMJ. Certainly not for cap hit the team would take.
Just ask the Atlanta Braves.
I've never seen footage of Caesar playing. In fact, I didn't even know they had baseball in ancient Rome. In other words, I can't really comment on his defense.
Maybe he's confusing baseball with the ancient Olympics.
Oh, I can assure you Caesar's defense was legion.
IMHO Ruf was the worst of many bad base runners for the Phils this year. I am not just talking about speed but really poor decisions.
Sorry for my screwed up spelling, dumb ass phone. Sorry for calling some of these players funny or not nick names, it's just I'm not sure I like any of the phillies outfielders. I'd like to see some of the younger players get a fair chance out there. Ruf should get more time Hernandez should get more time. Those two have up sides, they can hit. I'm not sure id want rube to sign anyone. We would end up with a guy who is over the hill, a guy who can not stay off the dl or someone who has no arm,,oops we got guy already. Ben would be better off running the ball to the infield.
I'm down on dingleberry and dumbo brown. There not good out fielders at all. They need to be traded.
So the current outfield stands like this right now, brown is going to get hurt, Mayberry cannt hit or make a good throw to the plate, Ben revere can't throw a ball far enough and has no power in his bat. Ruf is slow and doesn't have enough time playing out there, Hernandez doesn't have enough time playing there so his tracking routes are odd. Of all of them I like Hernandez the best, he's young, he can hit, he has some speed, and he can throw a ball to the infield.
Can someone fill me in as to why so many of you love brown, he had one good month of baseball and everyone of you are sold on him. He can't stay healthy, he seems kinda lazy , he didn't hit a lick after the all star game and now he likes to mock phillies fans. He's right philly doesn't love him, we like healthy hustling players who keep their mouths shut.
Ruf hit .229 in August and .232 in September – that's probably indicative of what to expect going forward. He also hit .194 on the road with a .609 OPS. If he's anything more than a bat off the bench next season this team is in big trouble.
"now he likes to mock phillies fans"
Brown has never mocked Phillies fans, so you must be talking about the midnight-green-panties in-a-bunch "incident" (MGPIAB).
Also, almost every player has one half that's better than the other. Brown didn't hit much after the break, and he *still* hit as well in the second half as Hernandez, who "can hit", and as well as Chooch, and much better than Asche or Michael Young. But the point is you can't just look at one half.
Your "everyone of you are sold on him" argument seems like a straw man, but I'd have to know what you mean by "sold on him" to be sure. If you mean everyone who comments on this blog is convinced that he's going to be a superstar, you are way off base. If you mean that many of us believe that he could put up a line like Steamer projects for him next year, .272 / .336 / .470 with 23 HR's in 600 PA's, you are correct. In that realm, why would you trade a 25 year old who can produce like that while only being paid $525K? Because he grew up as a Cowboys fan?
No mostly because he will end up hurt and worthless. He has spent the last few seasons hurt, it cracks me that he was going to play football. He made the right choice . I just fear he will spend more time on the dl then any other player on the team. He is also not that great of a fielder. I mean superstar by the way.
I don't really mean you guys being sold on him, I mean the front office, and media.
Really? "he will end up hurt and worthless"? Interesting. And why in the world would you say the media and front office are sold on him being a superstar? Where is that idea coming from?
Matt, the majority of all baseball players miss games due to injury every season. It does not mean that they're all worthless. There's also a vast cavern between "worthless" baseball players and superstars. A good but not quite elite player is still really valuable, especially when he's being paid close to the league minimum.
Maybe it's time to log off for a bit, Matt. You keep getting everything wrong.
What is important to note is that the two world series wins the franchise owns were with "Ruf-like" outfielders; Luzinski in 1980, and Burrell in 2008. Ruf should be given every chance to develop into the type of power hitting right handed bat the Phillies need. Morse won't provide anything better, but at a much higher price tag. Unless a guy like Cory Hart is healthy enough to play the outfield, Ruf is the best match for this team. After spending what is equivilent to 1/2 of a season in LF, Ruf needs to work with a hitting instructor to close his stance (would allow hitting to the opposite field) a bit while learning to lay off of the inside breaking pitch. That takes time. Remember, Brandon Moss had not place or plans for the Phillies outfield mix. I guess the past 2 seasons in Oakland has made someone look foolish.
While it's true that the Phils won with less than stellar outfielders, Luzinski and Burrell, it's important to point out that the other two outfield positions were manned by much better defensive players in those years. It's also important to note that both Lusinski and Burrell started their ML careers at earlier ages. Since, in your own opinion, it takes time to learn to "close his stance" and "lay off the inside breaking pitch" I think by the time he does so, he could very easily be in decline, and until he does so, he's not a huge help.
Brandon Moss might be a positive example of what could happen, but there are very few Brandon Mosses out there. The more likely example would be Ryan Howard, who still hasn't learned to close his stance and lay off of breaking balls. He's now in his thirties.
I do doubt that Morse would be much, if at all, better than Ruf, though.
By the way, my ancestor was a great president.
Matt, you're obviously biased towards players of color as evidenced by the disrespect and name calling you expressed towards JMJ and the team MVP and best player by far, Dom Brown. Let me guess, you have names for our two future hall of famers Rollins and Howard too. Enough time on you.
The rest of you make good points but ignore a significant stat that should prevent Ruf from being in the middle of any lineup. He batted .150 with men in SP. Finally, anyway you look at it, he can't hit LHP for a decent AVG and must be considered another LH bat.
I share your concern about Matt, but the best player on the team (by far) this year was Lee. If you mean position players, the best was Utley, by a comfortable margin, with Brown second. And on Ruf, the 77 plate appearances he had with runners in scoring position are not nearly enough to make a judgement on. The same can be said about his hitting vs. LHPs, since he hit them well in the minors.


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