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Unfortunately, it doesn't surprise me that Laura Berg got the unwanted attention she received from the Bush administration and the FBI. They are as paranoid as you can get and harken back to the good old days of McCarthyism.
When last I looked, this was America and one of the hallmarks of our freedoms is the ability to voice your own opinion without fear of retribution. Look at the reaction of just one letter, just one woman's opinion. They confiscated her computer and put her through all manner of indignities. They didn't have any reason to do what they did, so they manufactured one: sedition. Even that is a stretch but consider the source. We need more courageous women like Laura Berg. That is her God-given right as an American to speak out against the injustices she saw on a daily basis.
There is no sedition here, dare I speak the "S" word. The only sedition I see here is on the part of the Bush administration and the FBI against one of their own citizens.
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IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT (Shasta)
September 15, 2011
IN RE K.S., A PERSON COMING UNDER THE JUVENILE COURT LAW. SHASTA COUNTY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY, PLAINTIFF AND RESPONDENT,v.A.S., DEFENDANT AND APPELLANT.
(Super. Ct. No. 09JVSQ2663302)
In re K.S.
California Rules of Court, rule 8.1115(a), prohibits courts and parties from citing or relying on opinions not certified for publication or ordered published, except as specified by rule 8.1115(b). This opinion has not been certified for publication or ordered published for purposes of rule 8.1115.
Appellant, the mother of the minor, appeals from the juvenile court's orders denying her request for modification and terminating parental rights. (Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 366.26, 388, 395.)*fn1
On appeal, appellant contends she was not afforded due process because the juvenile court denied her modification request without a "full evidentiary hearing." She also contends the juvenile court abused its discretion by finding she had not made a prima facie showing entitling her to a hearing on her modification request. We affirm.
The Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency (the Agency) first filed a dependency petition concerning the minor in October 2006, not long after the minor was born. The petition was based on appellant's failure to reunify with her other five children, who had been removed as a result of her substance abuse. The petition alleged that, as recently as November 2004, two of appellant's other children had been removed from her care because of her arrest and incarceration for drug-related offenses. Appellant was denied services with those children the following year due, in part, to her continued drug use.
In January 2007, the allegations in the petition were sustained. However, as appellant and the father had maintained sobriety for almost two years, the minor remained in their care, and the juvenile court ordered family maintenance services.
The detention report stated that in March 2007, law enforcement received an anonymous report that there was a dispute at the home. Both parents had been drinking alcohol. Officers arrested father for domestic abuse. A social worker called by law enforcement determined the mother was able to care for the minor and the minor remained placed with the parents with continuing services. By the review hearing in December 2007, all of appellant's drug tests had been negative and she had regularly been attending 12-step meetings as well as counseling and adhering to a mental health plan to address her mental health issues. Consequently, the juvenile court terminated dependency jurisdiction.
In March 2009, a new petition was filed concerning the minor, now two and one-half years old, alleging the parents had been arrested for offenses involving domestic violence, being under the influence of drugs, and child endangerment. According to the petition, methamphetamine and a pipe were within reach of the minor and appellant admitted recently abusing methamphetamine.
The minor was detained and the allegations in the petition were sustained. Despite the Agency's recommendation against providing reunification services to appellant, the juvenile court ordered services for both parents.
The parents complied with their case plans, including the completion of domestic violence programs and drug and alcohol treatment. For appellant, this included the Intensive Drug and Alcohol Day Treatment Program, which she had completed in a previous case.
At a review hearing in March 2010, the court gave the Department discretion to place the minor with the parents for a 90-day trial visit. The minor, who had been placed with the paternal grandparents, was returned to her parents' care shortly after the hearing.
Unbeknown to the social worker or the juvenile court, appellant had been arrested the previous month for public intoxication. According to a police report from the incident, appellant was causing a disturbance at a gas station and, when contacted by a police officer, she exhibited symptoms of intoxication that included an odor of alcohol, slurred speech and an unsteady gait. Appellant told the officer "she had been drinking alcohol since the previous night." She also exhibited signs of having used a "central nervous system stimulant." She had hydrocodone/APAP in her purse.
Furthermore, in May 2010, the parents had a dispute in the presence of the minor during which the father threatened to physically harm appellant. The father had been drinking at the time, and the father claimed that appellant also had been drinking. The parents did not disclose this incident.
The juvenile court ordered the minor placed back with the grandparents and set the matter for a contested review hearing. Meanwhile, a substance abuse assessment of appellant in June 2010 recommended that she "seek structured, supportive transitional living or long[-]term residential treatment" as well as daily recovery activities.
A review hearing was held in July 2010. The minute order indicates appellant made an offer of proof "in regards to her attendance in AA meetings and classes," and her attorney argued that she was continuing to make progress. The juvenile court terminated reunification services and set the matter for a section 366.26 hearing in early November 2010 to select and implement a permanent plan for the minor.
Less than two weeks before the section 366.26 hearing, appellant filed a request to modify the juvenile court's previous order terminating reunification services. The request alleged that, since the previous hearing, appellant had continued to participate in a first offender driving under the influence (DUI) group and 12-step meetings, and had been working with a "sponsor," who could confirm that she was making progress in several programs or meetings she was attending. Appellant also had signed up to begin another DUI program. Verification of this information was attached to the modification request. Appellant requested return of the minor to her with family maintenance services, asserting that modification would be in the minor's best interest because they shared a close bond and reunification would "allow the [minor] to avoid the trauma that comes from being separated from one's parent."
Appellant's attorney applied to the court for an order for funds to obtain a bonding assessment, which was authorized by a judge who had had minimal involvement in the matter.
Shortly before the section 366.26 hearing, the juvenile court signed an order setting appellant's modification request for a hearing on the same date as the section 366.26 hearing. The order contained a preprinted finding that "the best interest of the [minor] may be promoted by the request."
On the date scheduled for the hearing, appellant's attorney requested a continuance because the bonding assessment had not been completed. The attorney for the Agency argued there was insufficient basis to warrant granting a hearing on appellant's modification request because she had attended the same kind of treatment in the past and had relapsed, and there was no information to indicate the parents had further addressed their domestic violence issues. The Agency's attorney also pointed out that the minor had spent half her life in foster care and needed stability and security. Appellant's attorney responded that appellant was "continuing to better herself to be a good parent for the [minor] and be able to provide a safe and stable home," which constituted changed circumstances. The attorney argued that the bonding assessment was necessary to assess the minor's best interests.
Without objection, the social worker made an unsworn statement to the court, pointing out that the minor had been present when the recent domestic violence had occurred, that a child cannot attach when there is not safety in the home, and, as there was no evidence that the parents' domestic violence issues had been resolved, the modification request was not in the minor's best interest.
Appellant's attorney did not seek to cross-examine the social worker or present any other witnesses. He argued only that appellant was doing what was available to her and what she could afford financially.
The juvenile court stated it would not have signed the order for a bonding assessment and that it did not want to prolong the case any longer. It explained that the reason it had granted a hearing on the request for modification was because the section 366.26 hearing date was coming up. The court concluded it would be detrimental to continue the matter or to return the minor to the parents, finding that, even if there was a bond between the parents and the minor, the minor needed permanence and the parents had demonstrated repeatedly "that they're going to relapse and not move forward." Accordingly, the court denied appellant's request for modification, finding there was not a sufficient change of circumstances and it would not be in the minor's best interest to order further services.
The court entered its written order on Judicial Council Forms, form JV-184, entitled "Order After Hearing on Form JV-180, Request to Change Court Order." On this form, the court wrote: "Matter was formally heard on 11-05-10 - the Court signed the JV-183 on 11-01-10 to avoid further delays in the case. After full argument, the Court does not find there is a sufficient change in circumstances & also finds that providing 6 months of additional services would not be in the best interests of the child and would be detrimental to her. The child needs permanence and the parents have not demonstrated that it is likely they can provide that permanence for the child." The section 366.26 hearing was continued so the bonding assessment could be completed for that hearing.
The assessment found that appellant's bond with the minor was "fair (yet not remarkable)." According to the evaluator, the minor's "behavior before and after visits suggest[ed] that she perceives her parents as important, yet not essential parts of her life." The evaluator felt that termination of parental rights would not be detrimental to the minor.
At the continued section 366.26 hearing, the juvenile court ordered a permanent plan of adoption and terminated parental rights.
Appellant's primary contention is that she was denied due process when the juvenile court did not hold a "full evidentiary hearing" on her request for modification. We find no merit in this claim.
Section 388, subdivision (a), provides in pertinent part: "Any parent . . . may, upon grounds of change of circumstance or new evidence, petition the court in the same action in which the child was found to be a dependent child of the juvenile court . . . for a hearing to change, modify, or set aside any order of court previously made . . . ."
Appellant claims the juvenile court violated her "due process right to testify and to cross-examine opposing witnesses" by "refusing to hold a full evidentiary hearing" on her modification request. A juvenile court is not always required to proceed by way of witness testimony at a hearing on a modification request. To the contrary, "proof may be by declaration and other documentary evidence, or by testimony, or both, at the discretion of the court" (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 5.570(h), last par.), unless a modification request seeks removal from a parent or termination of services, or "[t]here is a due process right to confront and cross-examine witnesses." (Id., rule 5.570(h)(2)(C).) "[J]uvenile proceedings need not be 'conducted with all the strict formality of a criminal proceeding.'" (In re Lesly G. (2008) 162 Cal.App.4th 904, 914 (Lesly G.).)
In the present matter, we disagree with appellant's assertion that the juvenile court "refused to go forward with the hearing" after the social worker and the Agency's attorney addressed the court. Although the Agency's attorney argued that appellant had not set forth a sufficient basis to warrant a hearing, the court stated only that it did not want to prolong the matter by continuing the hearing for appellant to obtain a bonding assessment. The court had before it evidence in the form of documents attached to appellant's modification request verifying the efforts she was making to address her substance abuse. Appellant's attorney, whose opportunity to address the court was not restricted, did not indicate any desire to present witness testimony at the hearing. Nor did he object to the social worker's unsworn statement to the court or in any way indicate he wanted to cross-examine her. The only additional evidence he sought to admit was the bonding assessment, which had not been completed and, thus, was unavailable.*fn2 He did not seek to introduce any evidence on the changed circumstances alleged; nor did he seek to rebut any information provided to the court on appellant's progress. Instead, the court heard arguments on whether appellant had demonstrated changed circumstances, and appellant's attorney argued the merits of appellant's request. Moreover, the court ruled on it, finding there was not a sufficient change of circumstances to warrant modification and it would not be in the minor's best interest to order further services. The court entered its written order on Judicial Council Forms, form JV-184, entitled "Order after Hearing," further indicating that the court entertained appellant's modification request after considering the evidence presented.
Lesly G., on which appellant relies, is distinguishable. In that case, the parent's attorney sought to introduce evidence on a modification request and objected when the court denied the modification without accepting evidence from the parent. (Lesly G., supra, 162 Cal.App.4th. at p. 911.) The appellate court held the parent was denied due process because "[t]he court neither took testimony nor received documentary evidence, and it denied the petition without affording counsel an opportunity to argue the merits of the petition. In short, it provided no hearing whatsoever." (Id. at p. 915.)
Here, in contrast, appellant submitted documentary evidence with her modification request and was afforded the opportunity to argue the merits of her request. Moreover, other than the bonding assessment, appellant's attorney did not seek to present any further evidence and did not object to the procedure utilized by the juvenile court. Thus, Lesly G. is inapposite.
In re C.J.W. (2007) 157 Cal.App.4th 1075 is more on point, and appellant's attempt to distinguish that case is unavailing. In C.J.W., the juvenile court issued an ambiguous order that appeared to both grant and deny an evidentiary hearing on the parents' modification request. (Id. at p. 1080.) The appellate court acknowledged this inconsistency but concluded that the hearing held by the juvenile court comported with due process because the court received written evidence and heard argument on the parents' request for modification, and the parents did not object to this procedure. (Id. at pp. 1080-1081.) Such was the case here, as well.
Furthermore, even if it had been the juvenile court's intent to reverse its prior order granting appellant a hearing, appellant's attorney did not object to this procedure on due process grounds or otherwise. "In dependency litigation, non-jurisdictional issues must be the subject of objection or appropriate motions in the juvenile court; otherwise those arguments have been waived and may not be raised for the first time on appeal." (In re Christopher B. (1996) 43 Cal.App.4th 551, 558.) "[A]ny other rule would permit a party to trifle with the courts by standing silently by, thus permitting the proceedings to reach a conclusion in which the party could acquiesce if favorable and avoid if unfavorable." (In re Urayna L. (1999) 75 Cal.App.4th 883, 886.) We also note that it was within the juvenile court's authority to set aside its prior order setting a hearing on appellant's modification request if, upon further consideration, the court deemed it appropriate to do so. (§ 385.)
Appellant argues, in the alternative, that the juvenile court abused its discretion by denying her modification request without a hearing. As already discussed, we reject appellant's assertion that she was denied a hearing. We note, further, that the appellate record does not include the reporter's transcript from the hearing at which the order that was the subject of appellant's modification request was made. We cannot evaluate whether appellant's request contained sufficient allegations to establish a prima facie showing without a complete record concerning the basis of the juvenile court's original order.
In any event, we discern no abuse of discretion by the juvenile court on the record before us. A juvenile court is required to order a hearing on a request for modification if "it appears that the best interest of the child may be promoted by the proposed change of order." (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 5.570(e)(1).) "The parent need only make a prima facie showing to trigger the right to proceed by way of a full hearing." (In re Marilyn H. (1993) 5 Cal.4th 295, 310.) However, the court may deny the petition ex parte if the petition "fails to state a change of circumstance or new evidence that may require a change of order or termination of jurisdiction or, that the requested modification would promote the best interest of the child." (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 5.570(d)(1).)
Appellant's modification request alleged that, since the previous hearing, she had continued to participate in various outpatient programs. Appellant had participated in numerous such programs in the past and had been able to maintain sobriety for periods of time, always followed by relapses. Thus, appellant's recent short-term success in outpatient treatment did not constitute a change of circumstances. Not surprisingly, her latest substance abuse assessment recommended that she participate in a structured, supportive transitional living or long-term residential treatment, a recommendation that she did not follow. As found by the juvenile court, appellant's assertion that the minor and she shared a close bond was not a sufficient basis to jeopardize stability and permanence for the minor when appellant's history indicated that the prospects for successful reunification with her remained poor. Consequently, we reject this claim as well.
The juvenile court's orders are affirmed.
We concur: ROBIE , Acting P. J. BUTZ , J.
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When is a train like an airplane? When they both use Sabre's reservation and load management software.
Trains have always been the mode of transportation that has linked the major cities of Europe. Historically, passengers boarded the train at the station and purchased a ticket on the train or right before boarding. That left railroad executives with little data to determine ridership rates.
Airplanes, on the other hand, have a very sophisticated reservation system. They know to calculate their usage rates and use that knowledge to increase ridership. And they can overbook or discount prices to increase passenger utilization.
SNCF, the national railway of France, wanted to take advantage of their airlines' way of doing things. The impetus was the TGV, the high speed train that links Paris and other international cities like London. SNCF wanted passengers to make reservations for assigned seating on these new trains.
In 1989 SNCF approached Sabre as the TGV train operation was gearing up. SNCF, which became the world's first railroad to adopt an airlines system, partnered with Sabre to create this unique software system.
Najah Naffah, Sabre's vice president, rail division, says the project took almost four years to clone its airline systems for the French railroad. One critical aspect of the assignment was SNCF's goal to create a General Distribution System. (GDS.) This is a generalized computer system that allows the owner, in this case Sabre, to sell its reservation services to travel agents the world over. Currently Sabre operates one of the four GDS systems used for the airline travel.
Keeping The JV On Track
Sabre, which at that time was a division of AMR Corporation, created the software to allow this program to become a GDS for the rail industry. The two companies decided to create a common Application Service Provider (ASP) for this DGS for hosting other rail systems at the SNCF computer center in Lille, France.
The joint venture, which is called ResaRail2000, decided to concentrate its sales efforts on the national rail systems in countries that share a border with France. Currently the Lille computer center hosts the "inventory" of Eurostar, which operates a high-speed train between Paris and London, and Thalys, which runs a high speed train between Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. The JV provided these customers with the application it hosts at Lille. Other customers include the national rail systems of Belgium and Switzerland, which also access the system to sell products such as Eurostar and Thalys.
The JV partners decided that Sabre could also sell the software to railroads not on its European list of stops. In addition to the licensing fee, Sabre is selling professional services, systems integration and maintenance. Currently its sales staff is marketing aggressively to all high speed train operators worldwide.
Sales Efforts Gaining Momentum Like A Runaway Train
The sales efforts are gaining momentum like a runaway train since the system has proven its worth. For example, the system handles about 10 million messages per day, reserving 150 million journeys per year with planned availability in excess of 99.97 percent. That is a good platform for sales.
While hosting is very profitable for the JV and less costly for the customer, some foreign railway owners, especially those in Asia and the Pacific Rim, are wary about having their application hosted in France. "Someone just needs to be the first one. The ASP needs psychological acceptance. Then the others will follow," Naffah says.
Naffah labels this joint venture an Economic Interest Group (EIG). This structure allows the two corporations to do business together without creating an independent legal structure with capital and employees. Each partner assigned the appropriate staff to the project. The partners share the revenue, based on booking fees paid by the hosted operators. When Sabre sells the software, it pays a royalty to SNCF, helping to recoup its development costs.
In the decade since the JV started, the two partners have gotten along well with no major disputes. Each side had competencies that blended well with the other. "There's no competition between the two groups. Just mutual understanding of our respective role: SNCF as a rail operator and Sabre as a technology supplier," says Naffah. In addition, Sabre's comprehension of French culture helped. So did SNCF's understanding of the ASP business model.
This partnership, after 10 years of successful operation, turned into an outsourcing opportunity for Sabre. In 1995 the two parties signed a contract to transfer the software to SNCF so the company could run the reservation system itself. This year SNCF decided to outsource technical maintenance of one functional area known as "Decision Tools" to Sabre.
"They can easily handle the reservation system on their own," says Naffah. But the Decision Tools portion requires a special technical expertise in operations research that is costly to develop and retain in the railroad industry. This new contract has a five year term.
The ASP platform has been Sabre and SNCF's high speed ticket to success.
Lessons from the Outsourcing Primer:
- An Economic Interest Group (EIG) allows two companies to move from a customer-supplier relationship to a partner to partner relationship. Then, they can work together to create a new products and develop new business without forming a third corporate entity.
- When competencies complement each other and each party understands the culture of the other, outsourcing relationships bloom. An outsourcing provider can be an ASP and supply traditional outsourcing services at the same time.
- Models and experience from one area can work well and be leveraged for related industries. In this case, an airline model became the basis for a railroad model.


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Not a cookie cutter home! Very unique home which features the character and woodwork of a bygone era.Beautiful built-ins in the light and airy kitchen and spoon carved woodwork throughout. Hard wood floors and large windows add to the warmth of this family friendly home. Landing upstairs is perfect for office or play space. Extra large lot provides an open feel to the yard. 2 storage buildings provide room for your yard implements. You can relax on your back patio and deck and enjoy the quiet neighborhood. Owners have done extensive work in this home and everything is move in ready!
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- Year Built
- 1900
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Older analog video cameras typically used either VHS cassettes or 8mm cassettes for recording. These cameras are becoming obsolete as digital cameras and minidisc or DVD cameras take their place due to advances in picture quality and the ease of editing digital video. But you can still connect an analog camera to a PC to convert the video footage into a digital format for storage. The simplest solution is to hook up the camera to an analog-to-digital converter box, which then attaches to the computer.
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CHARLES TOWN – Washington senior Myles Newhouse picked up a technical style of playing soccer from living in Germany while his father was serving in the United States Army.
After playing his sophomore and junior seasons at Washington, Newhouse decided to take somewhat of an unconventional route in order to get on the radar for recruiting during his senior season. He decided to play club soccer for FC Frederick, Md., this past season.
"It came down to the ruling of not being allowed to play club ball while the high school season was going on," Newhouse said. "I did not want to miss games that the club team was playing, so I chose them over the school.
"Sometimes I wish I would have played high school ball, but everything happens for a reason. In the end, I feel like I made the right choice."
Through his time his senior season playing club ball, Newhouse had caught the eye of Shepherd coach Jonathan Thayil.
"Almost every game that I played in felt like a college showcase," Newhouse said of the club soccer season.
"There were a lot of coaches out there watching these games, and that's where coach Thayil saw me."
Newhouse talked with North Carolina Wesleyan, and Lynchburg College, Va., and also expressed interest in George Mason, Va. before going to a camp at Shepherd and eventually signing his letter-of-intent.
"I really liked Shepherd's atmosphere, and got a good vibe from coach Thayil and the rest of the team," Newhouse said. "It is close to home, and I will also be playing with guys I am familiar with."
Newhouse will be playing with two other players from his club team in Frederick along with Washington teammates Ben Capriolo and Zach Stehney.
"Familiarity with other players helped me a lot," Newhouse said. "A lot of the team came from the same general area, so it is easier for the parents as well as the players to get together."
Newhouse has been utilized in multiple positions on the field over the years, playing multiple offensive positions under coach Kevin Robins during his two seasons with Washington. Newhouse's favorite position is attacking midfielder, but he hopes that the versatility and technical style he has can benefit the Rams.
"I hoping to get some playing time, but I am not sure if I am going to be asked to start. I have played everywhere except goalkeeper for my club team," Newhouse said. "I will play anywhere coach Thayil needs me to."
Newhouse is uncertain on a major, but he is leaning toward fitness and exercise science with future plans to enter the physical therapy field.
"I took human anatomy this year in school, and I have an interest in it," Newhouse said. "I like the cross between soccer and sports side of the anatomy of the body."


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Weight loss among metabolically healthy obese (MHO) individuals may be unnecessary or result in elevated cardio-metabolic risk. We studied the effects of exercise- or diet-induced weight loss on cardio-metabolic risk among MHO and metabolically abnormal obese (MAO) adults.
Participants were 63 MHO and 43 MAO adults who took part in 3 to 6 months of exercise- or diet-induced weight loss intervention. Changes in anthropometry, adipose tissue distribution, and cardio-metabolic risk factors were assessed.
Body weight, waist circumference, and total abdominal and visceral adipose tissue were reduced in all subjects (P < 0.05). Improvements in insulin sensitivity were observed in MHO and MAO men and women (P < 0.05), but were greater in the MAO individuals (P < 0.05). Fasting insulin was the only other cardio-metabolic improvement among MHO individuals (P < 0.05).
Lifestyle-induced weight loss among MHO subjects is associated with a reduction in total and abdominal obesity and improvement in selected cardio-metabolic risk factors.
Weight loss among metabolically healthy obese (MHO) individuals characterized by low cardio-metabolic risk and low prospective risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease may be unnecessary and paradoxically may actually increase health risk (1,2). That weight reduction may be contraindicated for MHO individuals is at odds with the standing recommendation from leading health authorities that weight loss be the primary treatment strategy for all obese patients, regardless of cardio-metabolic status (3). We sought to investigate the effects of exercise- and diet-induced weight reduction on cardio-metabolic risk factors among MHO and metabolically abnormal obese (MAO) adults.
Subjects included Caucasian men and premenopausal and postmenopausal women without overt disease who were recruited from the general public and had participated in previously published lifestyle-based weight loss studies (4–6). For the current investigation, we employed data from men (n = 20) and women (n = 29) randomized to either the diet-induced or the exercise-induced weight loss intervention (4,5). Additionally, 136 older abdominally obese men and women (aged 60–80 years) participated in a study on the effects of resistance and/or aerobic exercise on risk factors for disease and disability (6). For the current investigation, data from those men (n = 26) and women (n = 34) randomized to the aerobic exercise or the resistance and aerobic exercise combined group were included. All participants gave informed consent in accordance with the ethical guidelines set by Queen's University.
We defined MHO men and women as abdominally obese (waist circumference >88 cm in women and 102 cm in men) with one or none of the following risk factors: fasting plasma glucose ≥5.6 mmol/l, triglycerides ≥1.7 mmol/l, HDL cholesterol <1.0 mmol/l in men and <1.3 mmol/l in women, and blood pressure ≥130/85 mmHg (7). All participants meeting two or more of the above risk factors were classified as MAO. Although we defined the MHO and MAO groups according to a clustering of cardio-metabolic risk factors, our primary observations regarding improvement in insulin sensitivity remained when subjects were categorized solely by tertiles of insulin sensitivity at baseline (these data can be found in supplementary Fig. 1, available in an online appendix at http://care.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/dc10-0547/DC1).
Of the 46 men in the current study, 20 were randomly assigned to a diet (n = 11) or exercise (n = 9) program designed to induce a daily 700-kcal energy deficit for 12 weeks (4). The remaining men were randomized to either 6 months of aerobic exercise (n = 13) performed 5 times per week for 30 min or to resistance and aerobic exercise combined (n = 13) performed 3 times per week (30 min of aerobic exercise plus ~20 min of resistance exercise per session) (6).
Of the 63 women in the current study, 29 premenopausal women were randomized to a diet (n = 13) or exercise (n = 16) program designed to induce a daily 500-kcal energy deficit for 14 weeks (5). The remaining postmenopausal women were randomized to either 6 months of aerobic exercise (n = 16) performed 5 times per week got 30 min or to resistance and aerobic exercise combined (n = 18) performed 3 times per week (30 min of aerobic exercise plus ~20 min of resistance exercise per session) (6).
All anthropometric and whole-body magnetic resonance imaging data were obtained using standard procedures (4–6). Blood samples used to determine fasting glucose, insulin, lipid, and lipoprotein values were obtained in the morning after a 12- to 14-h fast. The hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp procedure used to determine insulin sensitivity was identical in all studies (4–6).
Baseline differences for all variables between groups were assessed using a 2-by-2 (sex-by-metabolic stratification) ANCOVA with age as a covariate. Post hoc analysis was performed using independent-samples t tests with a Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons. Changes in variables (prepost) in response to intervention were assessed using repeated-measures ANCOVA with sex and metabolic stratification as the between-subjects factors with inclusion of age and treatment modality as covariates. Subsequent comparisons were performed with a Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons. Statistical procedures were performed using SPSS 17.0 software (Chicago, IL).
Subject characteristics and the effects of intervention among MAO and MHO are in Table 1. With the exception of skeletal muscle, all anthropometric and adipose tissue measures reduced significantly in response to intervention among MAO and MHO men and women (P < 0.05). Insulin sensitivity increased in both MAO and MHO groups independent of sex (P < 0.05); the change was greater in the MAO groups (P < 0.05). Improvements in selected cardio-metabolic risk factors also occurred in both MAO and MHO men and women, but were more common in the MAO groups.
It has been reported that a modest weight reduction achieved via caloric restriction resulted in a 13% deterioration in insulin sensitivity among a group of postmenopausal MHO women (2). Our results counter these observations as insulin sensitivity improved in MHO men and women by 22 and 18.5%, respectively, regardless of weight-loss modality (these data can be found in supplementary Fig. 2, available in the online appendix). This experimental finding is consistent with recent observational studies wherein MHO and MAO individuals were at similarly elevated risk of cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality in comparison to metabolically healthy and lean individuals (8,9). Additionally, in comparison to metabolically healthy lean adults, MHO individuals showed signs of subclinical vascular disease marked by a significantly greater intima-media thickness of the common carotid artery and endothelial dysfunction (10).
While limited health care resources dictate the need to prioritize high-risk obese individuals for aggressive treatment, the notion that individuals with uncomplicated obesity would not benefit from lifestyle-induced weight loss seems an inappropriate public health message. This message may be particularly misguided at a time when the prevalence of obesity and its attendant diseases continues to increase despite a greater public awareness of the benefits of weight loss (11). Indeed, our findings reinforce the recommendation that weight or waist circumference reduction in response to lifestyle-based treatment strategies should be considered an appropriate treatment option for all obese men and women regardless of current metabolic status.
This work was supported in part by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) doctoral award to P.M.J. and a grant from CIHR to R.R. (MT-13448). The funding sources had no role in the study design; in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of the data; in the writing of the report; and in the decision to submit the paper for publication.
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