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Top 10 physician specialties admitting patients with peptic ulcer disease in 5 states to the hospital between October 1, 1995, and March 31, 1996. A indicates internal medicine (n=667); B, family practice (n=238); C, gastroenterology (n=201); D, general surgery (n=139); E, cardiology (n=85); F, other (n=76); G, nephrology (n=41); H, pulmonary disease (n=30); I, emergency medicine (n=22); and J, hematology and oncology (n=16).
Measures of care passed per admitting specialty. A indicates internal medicine; B, family practice; C, gastroenterology; D, general surgery; E, cardiology; F, other; G, nephrology; H, pulmonary disease; I, emergency medicine; and J, hematology and oncology.
Hood HM, Wark C, Burgess PA, Nicewander D, Scott MW. Screening for Helicobacter pylori and Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug Use in Medicare Patients Hospitalized With Peptic Ulcer Disease. Arch Intern Med. 1999;159(2):149-154. doi:10.1001/archinte.159.2.149
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Peptic ulcer disease has well-defined causes, with most cases related to Helicobacter pylori infection and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use.
To report performance rates on measures of care related to peptic ulcer disease in hospitalized Medicare patients and to identify improvement opportunities.
Retrospective study of 2267 Medicare beneficiaries hospitalized with peptic ulcer disease. Data were obtained from 2 sources: medical records (n=1580) from 80 hospitals—16 hospitals in each of 5 states (Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas)—and a national random sample (n=687). Three measures of care were evaluated: (1) rate of diagnostic screening or treatment for H pylori infection, (2) rate of screening for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use on admission to the hospital, and (3) rate of assessment of risk factors for recurrence.
The rate of screening or treatment for H pylori infection was 52.9% to 59.8% among the 5 states and 55.6% in the national random sample. The rate of screening for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use was 64.6% to 75.4% among the states and 73.4% in the national random sample. The rate of assessment at discharge from the hospital for additional risks for ulcer recurrence was 66.1% to 73.6% among the states and 70.9% in the national random sample.
Based on hospital records, slightly more than half of the Medicare patients admitted with diagnoses studied are being considered for H pylori eradication. If recurrence of this disease is to be reduced, physicians must adopt current screening and treatment recommendations.
UNTIL 1984, peptic ulcer disease was considered an idiopathic illness.1 More than 13 years have elapsed since Marshall et al2 satisfied Koch's postulates and established a "curved bacillus" as a causative agent for acute gastritis. With the explosion of research in this area, the curved bacillus initially named Campylobacter pyloridis has been subsequently classified as Helicobacter pylori3 and is recognized as the most common chronic bacterial infection in humans.4 The organism has been associated with duodenal ulcer in more than 90% of cases and with gastric ulcer in 60% to 80% of cases.5
Peptic ulcer disease, now recognized as an infectious disease, is readily diagnosed and cured with common oral antibiotic drug therapy. Several position papers have been published establishing recommendations for diagnosis and treatment. In 1994, the National Institutes of Health Consensus Development Panel6 suggested screening patients with peptic ulcer disease for H pylori infection and eradicating the organism if present. In 1996, the American College of Gastroenterology7 had a similar recommendation for treatment of H pylori infection in addition to screening for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) use and eliminating or reducing the dose if possible.
Despite these recommendations, recurrent peptic ulcer disease remains common. More than 500,000 new cases are diagnosed each year in the United States, and 4 million people experience recurrence.8 The current prevalence rate of H pylori infection is approximately 35% in the United States, and it increases by 1% per year of age. By age 65 years, almost 65% of this age group is infected, making the Medicare population particularly prone to this illness.9 In 1995, 145,717 Medicare patients discharged from the hospital had a principal diagnosis of peptic ulcer disease10 at a cost of more than $826 million. The number of patients more than doubled (n = 420,764) when patients with secondary diagnostic codes of peptic ulcer disease were included. Are hospitals providing the best quality of care for Medicare beneficiaries who are hospitalized for peptic ulcer disease and its complications? Roll et al11 reported that only 39% of patients 65 years and older admitted to California fee-for-service hospitals for peptic ulcer disease in 1994 were tested for H pylori infection. The present study reviews how closely current recommendations for diagnosis and treatment of peptic ulcer disease are being followed by practitioners in hospitalized Medicare patients and attempts to identify opportunities for improvement.
This study is a retrospective examination of baseline performance rates for 3 measures of care that was done in anticipation of implementing and evaluating the effectiveness of a specific intervention to improve rates.
Patient records from 16 hospitals in each of 5 states (Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas) were eligible for inclusion in the study if the patient had a principal diagnosis of peptic ulcer disease during the 6 months from October 1, 1995, to March 31, 1996. Hospitals with fewer than 15 patients during the specified period were not included in the sampling frame. The percentage of hospitals included in the study ranged from 7.7% (Texas) to 24.7% (Alabama). If a hospital had fewer than 30 patients during the 6-month period, then all patients were included. For hospitals with more than 30 patients, a power calculation was done to determine a minimum sample size to detect differences between baseline and remeasurement. The assumed universe for a hospital-specific power calculation was the total number of patients with peptic ulcer disease during the 6-month sample. In addition, the calculation assumed a baseline proportion of 0.35 (a rate consistent with that in other studies), an effect size of 0.15, α=.05, and β=.20 (80% power).
There were 329 patients from Alabama, 342 patients from Florida, 333 patients from Louisiana, 333 patients from Tennessee, and 243 patients from Texas. The percentage of Medicare recipients in the 5 states represented in the study ranged from 12.5% (Texas) to 55.8% (Louisiana). Percentage of Medicare beneficiaries impacted is derived from the total number of claims reported by selected hospitals in calendar year 1995, not from the actual number sampled.
Medical records were selected using the National Claims History File to identify Medicare Prospective Payment System hospital claims with principal diagnoses believed to possibly be caused by H pylori infection or NSAID use. These diagnoses included duodenal and gastric ulcer. Gastritis and duodenitis codes were omitted. The top 10 International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification12 codes in the 5-state sample are noted in Table 1. (All the codes used are as follows: 531.00, 531.01, 531.10, 531.11, 531.20, 531.21, 531.30, 531.40, 531.41, 531.50, 531.51, 531.60, 531.61, 531.70, 531.71, 531.90, 531.91, 532.00, 532.01, 532.10, 532.11, 532.20, 532.21, 532.30, 532.31, 532.40, 532.41, 532.50, 532.51, 532.60, 532.61, 532.70, 532.71, 532.90, 532.91, 533.00, 533.01, 533.10, 533.11, 533.20, 533.21, 533.40, 533.41, 533.50, 533.51, 533.60, 533.61, 533.70, 533.71, 533.90, 533.91, 534.00, 534.01, 534.01, 534.11, 534.20, 534.21, 534.40, 534.41, 534.50, 534.51, 534.60, 534.61, 534.70, 534.71, 534.90, and 534.91.)
Three measures of care were used in this study: (1) percentage of patients diagnostically screened or treated for H pylori infection, (2) percentage of patients assessed at admission to the hospital for NSAID use, and (3) percentage of patients assessed for risk factors (for recurrence) at discharge from the hospital.
Key variables noted in the measure of care statements require further clarification. The first measure of care statement refers to "screened or treated for H pylori infection." Screening must have occurred during the hospitalization and must have included 1 of the following: endoscopic biopsy examination with histological screening, culture, or urease testing; urea breath tests; or serologic examination. Treatment for H pylori infection must have been planned or initiated during the hospitalization. A statement to this effect from the physician satisfied the treatment components. Current treatment regimens were also included as synonyms for treatment.
The second measure of care statement refers to "screening for NSAID use." Patients passed this indicator if an NSAID was listed as a hospital admission medication or if the physician documented the status of current NSAID use (whether NSAIDs were being used by the patient). The collection tool contained an NSAID medication list.
The third measure of care statement states that the patient was "assessed for additional risks for recurrence at discharge from the hospital." Two components of this measure of care were noted: (1) if NSAID administration was continued at or after discharge from the hospital, there must have been physician documentation as to the indications for use (eg, aspirin use because of transient ischemic attacks or unstable angina), and (2) if there was documentation of current alcohol or tobacco use, there must have been documentation of education about risk factors associated with gastrointestinal (GI) tract bleeding and the use of alcohol or tobacco. "Current" was defined as "at the time of admission to the hospital" or "within 3 months before admission to the hospital."
An electronic data collection instrument was used to collect administrative and clinical information from the medical records specific to peptic ulcer disease. Abstraction services were performed by 2 clinical data abstraction centers.
The measure of care performance rates were calculated using a software program (Microsoft Access 2.0; Microsoft Corp, Redmond, Wash). The STATA statistical software package13 was used to verify the algorithmic logic.
Clinical data abstraction centers conducted extensive training programs and competency testing before abstraction of study records. Abstraction reliability testing was performed by dual abstraction of a subset of study records. The overall abstraction reliability rate for the data elements was 95%.
Louisiana Health Care Review Inc, Baton Rouge, conducted an independent assessment of reliability using a subset of study records (n=259) (R. Horswell, written communication, May 20, 1997). Raw agreement rates for the measures of care were reported to range from .94 to .83. Reported κ values were as follows: the H pylori infection measure was 0.88, the NSAID use measure was 0.77, and the risks at hospital discharge measure was 0.56. The Health Care Financing Administration Data Quality Team has adopted reporting of κ values, in addition to raw agreement rates, to assess agreement beyond that which would normally occur by chance. Using references in the literature14,15 to assist with interpretation of reported κ values, the reliability of the H pylori infection measure is near perfect, the NSAID use indicator has substantial agreement, and the risks at hospital discharge measure has moderate agreement.
The 5-state study population (n=1580) was 47.1% men and 52.9% women, with a mean age of 75 years. The national random sample (n=687) was 46.4% men and 53.6% women, with a mean age of 76 years. Initial analysis of the national random sample revealed 82% whites, 14% African Americans, and 4% Hispanics. This correlated very closely with the 5-state sample, which was 75% white, 19% African American, and 6% Hispanic. Economic characterization could not be determined.
The rate of screening or treatment for H pylori infection (measure of care statement 1) ranged from 52.9% to 59.8% in the 5 states. The national rate for patients sampled was 55.6%. The rate of screening for NSAID use (measure of care statement 2) ranged from 64.6% to 75.4% in the 5-state study population, with a national rate of 73.4%. The rate of assessment for additional risks for recurrence (measure of care statement 3) ranged from 66.1% to 73.6% in the 5-state study population, with a national rate of 70.9%. Institution ranges for the measures of care varied within each state (Table 2).
In the 5-state study population of 1580 patients, 1336 patients (84.6%) underwent endoscopy (92.3% in the national sample). Of the 84.6% who underwent endoscopy, 851 patients (63.7%) were screened or treated for H pylori infection. Of the 1580 patients studied, 853 patients (54.0%) were screened for H pylori infection, resulting in 293 positive and 440 negative results. The screening results for the remaining 120 patients could not be determined by the abstractor because of illegible handwriting or lack of information. The percentage of patients with positive screening results treated was 70.3%; the percentage with negative screening results treated was 18.2%. Of patients not screened, 3.5% were treated.
Claims data were used to identify the top 10 physician specialty groups providing care for the individual patients in the 5-state study. Identifying information was available for 1515 of 1580 patients. Physician identifiers could not be retrieved for the national random sample. Physician specialty was ranked by the number of patients admitted to the hospital by each (Figure 1). Most patients were admitted to the hospital by internists (n=667), followed by family practitioners (n=238), then gastroenterologists (n=201). However, surgeons and other specialists also served as attending physicians. Adherence to the 3 measures of care by specialty are displayed in Figure 2.
The internal medicine, family practice, and gastroenterology group had a statistically significant higher adherence rate for the H pylori infection measure of care than did surgeons (P<.001). Cardiologists had the highest adherence rates for NSAID use screening and pulmonologists for risk for recurrence screening.
Further analyses examined the differences between patients admitted to the hospital with upper GI tract bleeding and patients with no GI tract bleeding. Most patients in the 5-state study population were admitted to the hospital with an upper GI tract hemorrhage (80.4%). Of patients admitted to the hospital with upper GI tract bleeding, 57.6% had been screened or treated for H pylori infection. Patients with no GI tract bleeding (19.4%) had a screening or treatment rate of 47.9%.
A popular phrase that appears in current outcomes research is "best practice." This concept is used to define a clinical practice that results in an optimal outcome and has literature and research support. Clearly, the identification of H pylori as a causative agent for peptic ulcer disease and the eradication of the organism in preventing recurrence would be considered a best practice. Effective treatment of this infectious disease would be expected to improve quality of life, to reduce morbidity, and to eventually affect the prevalence of this disease.16 Despite the dollars spent and the articles written on this issue, recommendations for medical interventions are still not being followed. Physician adherence rates to best practices was a topic of a study by Krumholz et al17 in an observational study that showed that aspirin was not prescribed at discharge to 24% of elderly patients who had been hospitalized with acute myocardial infarction and did not have a contraindication to aspirin use. Gleason et al18 noted that treatment of community-acquired pneumonia in young patients was consistent with American Thoracic Society guidelines in 62% of patients. Treatment of patients older than 60 years with 1 or more comorbid conditions was consistent with American Thoracic Society guidelines in only 18% of patients.18 Stafford et al19 investigated national patterns of use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors for office patients with congestive heart failure from 1989 through 1994. They were able to show a limited increase in use from 20.8% to 30.6% during the study despite widely accepted indications.
Educational methods for improving adherence rates to best practices have been studied, but no clear methods have been identified that enhance physician performance. Eisenberg20 surmised that dissemination of practice guidelines to the medical community may serve to increase physician knowledge but fails to improve any outcomes measurement. However, involvement of administrative staff, physicians, and support staff in a focus group approach seems to improve outcomes that are measurable.21 In a report by Lomas et al,22 improvement in outcomes occurred only when a clinical staff opinion leader was involved in surveillance and feedback of performance data to the other practitioners in a study encouraging compliance with guidelines for the management of delivery in women with a previous cesarean section. Hirth et al23 reported that, compared with gastroenterologists, primary care physicians are more conservative in their approach to new research on H pylori and may take a "wait and see" attitude toward the treatment of peptic ulcer disease with antibiotic drugs.
Hirth et al also reported that generalists in multispecialty practice settings adopted National Institutes of Health Consensus Conference recommendations faster than those in solo practice. This suggests that practice environment may affect the flow of information about new therapies. These reports may partially explain the low percentage of hospitalized Medicare patients being screened or treated for H pylori infection in the present study. The data in the present study were abstracted from hospital discharge records dated October 1, 1995, through March 31, 1996, when H pylori infection treatment guidelines had been in the literature for longer than 1 year. Recognition of H pylori infection and NSAID use as causes of peptic ulcer disease and recommendations for treatment were well established in the literature by 1993.24 Increased adherence to H pylori infection screening by medical specialists over surgeons in the present study could be predicted and explained by specific interest and the content of differing literature. Not surprising is the enhanced screening of NSAID use by cardiologists or the increased rate of risk recurrence screening by pulmonologists that included smoking cessation.
In the present study, upper GI tract endoscopy was performed in 84.6% of patients in the 5-state sample and in 92.3% of the national sample with the implication that biopsy sampling and the opportunity for diagnosis by urease testing, histological examination, or culture existed. Readmission rates for patients in the study group were not studied but would have been of interest with an expectation that treatment groups would have had a lower hospital readmission rate. Information about specific medical specialties performing endoscopic procedures was not abstracted.
Billing codes have inherent error rates in that some patients may be included in the diagnostic category of peptic ulcer disease when in fact clinical tests would fail to confirm the diagnosis. This type of error could result in an underestimate of the rates for the measures of care. Overall adherence rates for the measures of care were determined for patients with the principal diagnosis confirmed by chart abstraction and compared with principal diagnosis by claims data in the 5-state study. A discrepancy of less than 2.4% in rates was found. The diagnostic confirmation algorithm was not used because of a variable κ value of 0.47 and poor correlation with clinical validation in a study of 30 patients.
In the present study, the scope was limited to hospitalized patients. Outpatient documentation was not available—the low rate of H pylori infection screening in the hospital could be partly explained by this. Measuring hospital performance rates based on chart review may not be a reflection of health care delivery because data would not be captured if documentation were missing. Not included in this analysis are patients with no active ulcer but with peptic ulcer disease listed as a secondary diagnosis. These may be most of the patients with ulcer disease who should be screened for H pylori infection and eventually receive eradication therapy. Nevertheless, the diagnosis and treatment of H pylori–associated illness does not require sophisticated technology or unfamiliar medications. Invasive procedures are not usually required, and physicians with primary care training should be able to correctly diagnose and treat this infectious disease. If the rate of recurrence of peptic ulcer disease is to be further reduced, appropriate targeting must be developed, with educational methods directed toward physicians and patients. Educational methods that do not rely on dissemination of information by conventional media alone must be initiated, with an emphasis on organizing focus groups and enlisting clinical opinion leaders. Efforts directed toward patient education that would provide feedback to physicians (in the form of patient demand for adherence to best practices) might be an additional strategy.
Screening or treatment for H pylori infection was accepted in this study as documentation of the practitioner's awareness of the current cause of peptic ulcer disease. Currently, it is recommended that patients be treated for H pylori infection only if they have a positive test result for diagnosis and an appropriate pathologic lesion. The automatic ordering of antibiotic drug therapy for patients with peptic ulcer disease ignores the diagnostic implications of negative H pylori confirmation test results. Patients who have peptic ulcer disease and a negative test result for H pylori infection could have occult NSAID use, Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, or gastric malignant neoplasms.
Peptic ulcer disease induced by NSAID use is also well studied and is a major cause of upper GI tract bleeding.25,26 In the present study, NSAID use screening was performed more often than H pylori infection screening (73.4% vs 55.6%). This may reflect the increased awareness of NSAID-related peptic ulcer disease and increased experience with treatment of complications of NSAID use by practicing physicians.
Risk factors for peptic ulcer disease also affect strategy for treatment as well as prevention of recurrence. Infection with H pylori confers a 5 to 7 times likelihood for the development of peptic ulcer disease. Cigarette smoking doubles the risk. Use of NSAIDs raises the risk by a factor of 10 to 20.27 Results of the present study reveal documentation of NSAID avoidance when possible and education about alcohol and tobacco avoidance in 70.9% of cases nationally. This percentage also correlates closely with the 5-state sample. The effect of NSAID use in patients with H pylori infection has not been documented as synergistic toward the development of peptic ulcers.
Prevention of recurrence of peptic ulcer disease is an excellent strategy to reduce hospitalization rates and to reduce long-term drug costs. One would expect morbidity from complications of peptic ulcer disease, including GI tract bleeding, perforation, gastric outlet obstruction, and the prevalence of H pylori infection, to also decline. Results of this study reveal opportunities to improve care for the Medicare population. Educational initiatives have been launched by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Digestive Health Foundation, and the Health Care Financing Administration for the prevention of recurrence of peptic ulcer disease. Peer review organization resources are being used to implement interventions in hospitals located in the 5 project states. These interventions were strategically designed to effect a paradigm shift in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease and have the potential to improve care to all such hospitalized patients.
Accepted for publication April 20, 1998.
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Canada's avalanche season gets off to deadly start
By Scott Haggett
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - A Quebec man skiing in the back-country wilds of Banff National Park this week was the latest fatality in what has been an extraordinarily deadly start to the winter avalanche season in the mountains of Western Canada.
The 19-year-old man was skiing with a companion near Lake Louise, Alberta, on Monday when they triggered an avalanche. The man died while being airlifted to a hospital.
He was the fourth avalanche fatality in Western Canada in a two-day stretch and the 10th of the season, a tally experts say is unparalleled.
"It is unprecedented for this early in the year," said Mary Clayton, spokeswoman for the Canadian Avalanche Centre. "It's staggering."
Among those killed was a 21-year-old Australian man who died on Sunday while snowboarding at a ski resort in southern British Columbia. That was the first avalanche death on an in-bounds area of a Canadian resort in 25 years, Clayton said.
Over the past 10 years, Western Canada has had an average of 14 avalanche deaths each winter. However, the early months of the season are usually more benign, with most of the fatalities occurring later in the winter, according to the Avalanche Centre.
The season became particularly vicious for back-country skiers and snowmobilers after a "Pineapple Express" -- warm, moisture-laden air from the Pacific Ocean -- pushed into the mountains of southern British Columbia, bringing rain that reached high altitudes and created a crust of ice.
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In this paper I reflect on the factors that have facilitated the development and continued utilisation of action research within an Australian early intervention into youth homelessness program called Reconnect, and the implications this has for other social programs that may adopt action research.
Action research has a very substantial contribution to make to the central task of social programs and services, that of improving the situations of people. To do so however there are caveats- ones which relate to the way it sits alongside other forms of inquiry, the challenge of becoming institutionalised and sustainable in particular contexts, and the need for it to be seen as a process for maximising a range of social goods rather than as an end in itself.
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Oct. 4, 2013
University of Michigan women's lacrosse head coach Jennifer Ulehla recaps the team's first fall tournament and talks about emerging leaders, as well as the technology they use to watch film.
On the team's first fall tournament experience ... "Our mindset was to learn from all areas, from traveling -- these kids have never flown on an airplane as a team -- to staying at a hotel, going through team meetings and obviously the next morning preparing for our first game. We wanted them to get a feel for the entire process so that they have the experience when we get to the spring. As far as on field experience and competing against two nationally ranked programs, we needed to realize what it takes to compete at the Division I level. You have to understand that we have 28 freshmen and no one to teach them in practice the level they need to compete at every single day, so that when we get into a game situation, the game actually seems easier. These kids are used to high school play, which tends to be that they go through the motions in practice and then play hard in the game and that just doesn't work at this level. I think playing Loyola and Johns Hopkins, who quite frankly really took it to us, was an eye-opening experience for them. They now realize what it takes to compete at this level -- beyond the skill level, let's just talk about fitness and strength and at what level we need to compete in practice."
On her expectations moving forward ... "Now having that experience against Loyola and Johns Hopkins, we can draw from that and push them further in practice. We can go back to 'remember when?' and remind them that we need more. The effort has always been there, it's just that with 28 freshmen we have to continue to remind them that there's another gear, another level, and that's our job as coaches. Their job is to recognize it and to respond, and they've been doing that. It's been great to see so far this week. Do I want more from them? Absolutely. We need it to be more consistent and it needs to come more from them instead of from the coaching staff. But again, this is a process. We're four weeks into it and are making strides every day. Our goal is to get better and make a difference in these kid's lives each and every day. At this point, we're happy where we are. We're certainly making adjustments as to how we're going to be running practices. One of the main focuses is our fitness and our strength. Once we get that down, we'll be able to compete in practice and run the drills that we want, at the level that we want to run them. Overall, last weekend was a great experience. It's part of the process and we're looking forward to our next adventure, which is Oct. 12 at Louisville."
On helping leaders emerge on a young team ... "I was excited to watch them compete on the field as a team. I think it became very clear who some of the on-field leaders are. What we need to do is get that to translate off the field as well. Right now we're working with Jeff Jansen from the Michigan Leadership Academy. He's helping the coaching staff with how to develop leadership and also working with the team. We met with him last week and that was very helpful for both the players and the coaching staff. We've now established a program where the coaching staff selects two leaders of the week, or the given time period. Our goal is that when we select these two individuals that they're the ones responsible for the team off the field and on the field -- they're the so called captains for that period. We speak with them in advance and tell them what their role is, how to play that role, work off of their strengths and build on their weakness. Once the week or two weeks is over and we nominate two new individuals, we then get feedback from them about the process and we give them feedback on what we feel they did well and where they need to improve. Ultimately, we're hoping that as we do this every two weeks, real leaders will start to emerge throughout the fall and winter. Equally as important, hopefully the ones that aren't vocal leaders or on-field leaders, will figure out that they can be off-field leaders. We need leadership in all areas. If every individual knows that they're important to the success of this program and can lead in some way, we're going to be that much more successful. We're excited with a lot of the different personalities that we have on this team and the different ways they lead. We see a lot of promise and we're looking forward to the future."
On the technology the team uses to watch film ... "Being able to see yourself on film is such an incredibly important part of your lacrosse development at this level because the game moves so fast. To be able to break things down slowly and show individuals what they're doing well and what they need to improve on is critical. In our locker room, we have a very large TV set up with all the equipment we need to be able to break down film and show it to individuals or groups. Coming back from Loyola and Hopkins, we have a lot of great footage. It was perfect timing because we had new iPads that we handed out to each individual. We now have the ability to push all of this film to each player's iPad so they can watch it on their own time. Our video coordinator, Dennis Blount, has been working relentlessly after each practice or after our games this past weekend to break down film. He takes our requests as far as what we want each individual to see. He's also able to send clips of things just to the attackers or the defense or goaltenders. With the software we have, the idea is that they see exactly what they need to see quickly and on their own time. We also have the ability to do voiceovers or type in different notes so that when they're watching it on their own, it's like we're still there with them."


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August seems to be product refresh time for Logitech. Following on from the diNovo Edge 'Mac Edition' seeing its launch, the year-old Wave keyboard has also seen an update, of sorts, becoming the Cordless Desktop Wave Pro - the Pro part being the addition to the mix of the MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse.
The Wave is still the same model as ever, without even superficial changes, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. In theory it's still one of the best compromises between a fully ergonomic and a 'normal' keyboard - and of course there's no learning curve as is generally found with split-key designs.
Oddly two slightly different version of the MX 1100 mouse are available. Included with the Wave, it comes complete with a USB plug from which it can apparently pull a day's worth of charge in just 15 minutes, or six weeks after seven hours. Better yet, the mouse can be used while this charging takes place. Sold by itself, however, the MX 1100 uses AA batteries.
In terms of functionality, the MX 1100 packs a 1,600dpi sensitivity, which is adjustable, eight programmable buttons and Logitech's MicroGear scrollwheel - HyperScrolling and all. UK pricing for the Logitech Wave Cordless Desktop Pro is £89.99 and the MX 1100 is £54.99 by itself. Given the Wave is a £50 by itself that seems reasonable enough.


text: For some reason on the iPad I have an issue with drop-down lists in just about all online forms (e.g. entering my delivery address). But I only seem to have the issue when I'm selecting my state while entering my address. It could be an issue with other fields but so far I've only noticed it for state. Here's a couple of things I've noticed: - No matter what I choose it always keeps the default/blank option selected. - Sometimes when I click the drop-down list I get the standard iOS scrolling interface, but it disappears quickly and sends me back to the form. - Sometimes when I continue the form after leaving the state field blank I get prompted to enter my state; as you'd expect. But; - Sometimes even though I hadn't selected anything it defaults to the state that comes first in alphabetical order. - I can occasionally select a state successfully if I complete the form in a non-sequential order e.g. Select state before entering street address. This order varies between forms. I do a lot of online shopping on the iPad and I'm forced to either submit the form without selecting a state (if it let's me), select the state that comes first even though it's wrong, and spend 15 minutes completing/deleting/completing-again the form fields in random order until I get it to work. Anyone have this issue? Any ideas why? I'm in Australia if it matters and we have 8 options when selecting a state.


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OK, so I'm not really replacing my best friend. Or even my best training buddies.
I am, however, adding something new to the mix. Two words:
Oh. My. Goodness.
I've only had one small glimpse into the world of massage (because the quick shoulder rubs in choir class back in the day don't count). After I finished the Huntsville Marathon last year, I got about a 10-minute massage from a massage therapy student who was on hand for runners. I know it definitely helped me walk for the rest of the day, but the massage itself was pretty painful.
I kept reading about the benefits of a good sports massage. Sure, I'd love to do the spa thing and get all pampered and have some super fancy massage. But let's face it... I'm kind of too frugal for my own good sometimes and can't bringe myself to splurge on something like that.
But a sports massage? Now that just seemed practical. I ran a marathon as my last LSD for my Memphis training. I only have 4 weeks in between races. I want to take at least a week off and then be able to bounce back with some light running. A sports massage just made perfect sense. It should enable my muscles to recover more quickly from the marathon-length training run. It should work out some of the soreness. It should improve my circulation and range of motion and etc. etc.
It took very little to justify spending $50 on a sports massage. I mean, this wasn't just any old massage. It's a massage with a purpose. It's a massage that many other runners claim as a necessary part of training. So, if I must...
I got one last night. It was amazing. I had some pretty intense knots in the back of my shoulders that I KNOW are from running. I always feel tense in those spots toward the end of a long run. She worked those out. She worked on my lower back. She worked my arms. And then she worked on my legs. Oh my. It was amazing. I could immediately feel my muscles loosening up. It was almost as if I could feel the lactic acid being pushed out.
I tell you what - I wouldn't mind having someone around who could give me a good massage like this more often. I will definitely go get another one after my next marathon. I walked out of there feeling like a new person. I was moving better. I didn't feel stiff.
Today I have a little soreness from where she worked on the knots in my shoulders, but she warned me I might feel that. I'm trying to drink water like crazy to keep things moving in there. My ankle that was bothering me during Saturday's run is still a little tender, but I'm trying to follow RICE and am hopeful that it'll be feeling better before my next run.
My plans? Do some light biking today, maybe swim some laps tomorrow, yoga on Thursday, and then 6-8 miles on Saturday to see how I'm feeling and try to work myself back into running for the next couple of weeks. I'm definitely in taper mode so I'm excited that all my remaining runs will be nice and easy. I definitely want to get to the Memphis start line feeling well-rested and with fresh legs.
But seriously... It's only been one day since I got it and I'm already convinced - sports massages rock. I totally recommend them!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
5 comments:
- *aron* said...
i had one the day after SFM and it really helped! i am in desperate need of one right now... my shoulders get the WORST knots. i am thinking about getting one this weekend after the last 20 miler :)
- November 11, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- J said...
Now I definitely want to get a sports massage! Its like a pedicure but for your whole body lol!
Good luck with the week and running - cross training will be fun.
- November 11, 2008 at 7:05 PM
- ~Mrs. Guru~ said...
I love to get a massage! I think they work wonders as well!!
- November 11, 2008 at 8:47 PM
- Shoe Running said...
Mmmm! That sounds so great! Glad you got to enjoy it, and I hope you feel awesome from it for a long time!
- November 12, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- Stephanie said...
I have always said a massage can cure what ails you... and I'm glad you aren't replacing your best friend!
- November 12, 2008 at 7:12 PM
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Unprotecting "I"
I'd like to be able to occasionally use all the letters of the alphabet
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variables. I think it's the easiest way to present a lot of formulas. I
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Diversity is a descriptor; it speaks to how we look and how we are perceived, and it is an attribute of every individual.
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Our Global Diversity Inclusion Leader directs a Diversity Inclusion Steering Committee comprised of members of our Senior Leadership team who oversee implementation of our Diversity Inclusion strategy. Our approaches and initiatives are designed with global application in mind for all BD associates, regardless of where they happen to be located. Localization for a region's needs is critical and is accomplished in alignment with universal messages and learnings.
Learn more about BDs commitment to Diversity and Inclusion through the following programs:
Global Diversity Inclusion Strategy
Our Global Diversity Inclusion strategy is closely aligned with our Talent Management strategy of attracting, engaging, building, leveraging, and retaining the diversity of talent necessary to achieve our strategy of innovation, operational effectiveness, and strengthening organizational and individual capability. Creating a diverse, inclusive environment is an important part of BD's culture.
Associate Networking Groups
At our global headquarters in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, we offer the Associate Networking Group- Network XYZ . The goal of the network is to support BDs talent management efforts by providing a forum for a multi-generational workforce that:
- Stimulates professional and social networking,
- Creates a sense of community and belonging,
- Offers a unified voice in identifying and addressing challenges, and
- Fosters career development in order to increase individual and organizational performance.
Objective Based Mentoring
Objective Based Mentoring is a planned and facilitated partnership that focuses on helping our associates obtain specific objectives over a designated period of time. In addition, several forms of informal mentoring are widely spread throughout the company globally.
Global Celebrations
As a global company, celebrations vary by country and region. BD provides the flexibility for associates to decide how they want to educate and engage their fellow co-workers in celebrating the richness of our diversity. Throughout the year, groups of associates around the world volunteer their time and talent to acknowledge various cultures and religious and national holidays. Celebrations have included International Womens Day and Diversity Inclusion Week.
Diversity Inclusion Training
Through our internal BD University we offer a cluster of Diversity Inclusion related courses:
- Through our internal BD University we offer a cluster of Diversity Inclusion related courses:
- Diversity Awareness 2 day workshop
- Working Globally 1.5 day workshop
- Understanding and Flexing Your Work Style 1.5 day workshop
- Valuing Diversity 5 hour workshop
- Coaching For Impact - 1.5 day workshop
Quiet Room
Our purpose of advancing the world of health includes supporting our associates in living holistic and healthy lives. At our global headquarters a Quiet Room is available to all associates desiring a quiet place for a few moments of contemplation, reflection, meditation or personal prayer during the business day. One can also find a quiet place in our Singapore location.
Supplier Diversity
The BD Supplier Diversity Program covers the Companys United States and Puerto Rico operations, and supports BDs efforts under its Small Business Subcontracting Plan to source supplies (including finished goods, parts and raw materials) and services from qualified suppliers that meet our high quality standards and fulfill our materials, supplies, and service requirements.
BD encourages Small Business participation in its sourcing endeavors and strives to provide an equitable opportunity for qualified Small Businesses to compete for new and re-bid purchases. The BD Company Procurement department, in collaboration with its Government National Accounts department, is leading this effort with the support of senior management through the Leadership Team.


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I was going to bounce this off for recommendations. plan on purchasing used juki Lu- 563 or a consew 205 or 225(new). I know most would say the new machine. well money is a factor , but I also realize that by spending money to make money. this and convertible tops are my final obstacle in auto trim field. any trimmers out there with advice would be helpful. also any more auto trim forums on net. this would be helpful for those who make this a career. thanks hooktool
ive seen a few successful shops like that branch off into other fields & it worked for them. they do marine canvas out of sunbrella, awnings with sunbrella & 3m backlit material for lettering. roll down curtains around pools, etc. its a good field to be in, if you can do it all. i dont know much about the machines except most shops ive dealt with, like the older machines & they usually have a 2nd one set-up to do binding. best of luck with your business. oh, & a few sites have an interior section.
I know this is a old post but I'll reply anyway. I bought a Sailrite 111 about a year ago and it does everything they claimed it would. I got the upgrade motor and wheel, and various accessories. I am redoing the upholstery on my 28 foot "offshore style" boat. I had never run any sort of sewing machine in my life, and this thing is very easy to control with a foot switch just like a tig welder. There site has a lot of great info and customer service has been great . Also a good source for tools and materials.
I am sure you have already purchased however the Jukis with the clutch are great , keeps from snapping needles. lol At Eddie Barrett Seat Company we have a Consew 205 and has been in use for 15 years . Great machine however for heavier stuff highly recommend the Consew 206RB. Hope this helps somebody


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Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket
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Mac users, we're pleased to announce Macphun's all-in-one photo editor Luminar is now available for just $69£52 for new users, or $59£44 for existing Macphun users. We rated Luminar as "Highly Recommended".
Use coupon code "PHOTOBLOG" to save another $10 on Luminar. Visit the Luminar web site to try it for free.
Think Tank Photo have just launched their belt-mountable Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket (PPR). Easily secured to any belt by a sturdy hook-and-loop panel, the PPR holds six CF cards and three SD cards, as well as other small accessories, such as a smartphone or lens cloth. The attached neck-strap tucks away in its own interior slot. The new PPR is available for $22.75 from the website below.
Website: Think Tank Photo
Think Tank Photo Press Release
Think Tank Photo Releases Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket
Belt-mountable with dedicated clear interior panels fit Six Camera CF cards and Three SD cards
SANTA ROSA, Calif. – Think Tank Photo's new Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket (PPR) is belt-mountable. This enables photographers to easily whip out their CF and SD cards and to keep them securely and conveniently at hand when shooting. The Modular PPR is easily secured by a sturdy hook-and-loop panel to any Think Tank Photo modular belt or to any belt. It holds six CF cards and three SD cards, as well as other small accessories, such as a smart phone or lens cloth.
Photographers can untuck the neck-strap from its own interior slot as a wearable option to show ID or credentials through the clear panel.
Key features include:
Capacity: Holds 6 CF and 3 SD cards.
Belt-mount option with double security attachment.
Built-in neck-strap as a wearable option to readily show ID or business cards through a clear external pocket.
Exterior: For superior water-resistance, all exterior fabric has a durable water-repellant (DWR) coating plus fabric underside has a polyurethane coating. It also has 250D shadow ripstop nylon and 3-ply bonded nylon thread.
Interior: 210D silver-toned nylon lining, 3-ply bonded nylon thread.
Exterior Dimensions: 4.7" W x 5.1" H x 0.6" D (12 x 13 x 1.5 cm)
Photo ID Window: 3.9" W x 2.2" H (10 x 5.5 cm)
Weight with lanyard: 0.2 lbs (0.1 kg)


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At the Hoffman Heart and Vascular Institute of Connecticut, a team of specialists with extensive experience in vascular surgery, interventional radiology, cardiology and cardiac surgery provides patients a continuum of care. Even our new hybrid operating room is specially designed to give patients and referring physicians access to a comprehensive system, including the advanced technology of minimally invasive catheter-based intervention, and surgical treatment for aneurysms and obstructive arterial disease.
It looks more like a radiology suite than a standard operating room, with its image intensifier and high definition monitors. In terms of size, it is almost twice as large as other operating rooms at Saint Francis. It is a new breed of operating room – the "hybrid" O.R.
"The concept of a hybrid operating room combines conventional operating room technology with sophisticated radiologic imaging similar to what we would have in an interventional radiology suite. By merging these two technologies, we can do both sophisticated endovascular as well as open procedures in a single room," said Saint Francis vascular surgeon Eugene Sullivan, M.D.
The room can be used for the placement of stents in the carotid and renal arteries and leg angioplasties. Surgeons can view real-time, angiographic digital images as they operate. Previously, many of these procedures were performed in an interventional radiology suite, which lacked the complementary features of an operating room. When an operating room was required, portable x-ray equipment had to be brought in to provide imaging to guide the surgeon.
"The image quality is tremendously improved, and the amount of radiation exposure in the room is greatly reduced thanks to additional lead shielding," Dr. Sullivan said.
The hybrid operating room has also changed the way surgeons treat some patients, sometimes allowing diagnostic and curative procedures to be performed in a single session. For example, a patient with a blockage in a leg artery might now undergo a diagnostic angiogram in the hybrid operating room, and then be treated with a minimally invasive balloon or stent procedure or, if necessary, a traditional open incision, all in the same session.
"The whole thrust here is to try to make this a less invasive, more efficient procedure for the patient,'' said Dr. Sullivan. Read about our Hybrid O.R. in the Winter 2012 edition of BestCare Magazine
The vascular system is the body's network of blood vessels. Vascular disease is very common and can be serious. It can appear in various forms:


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Did anything ever come of this or did the economy kill his dreams too? There were lots of updates then......nothing. Must be a lot of sanding.
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Did anything ever come of this or did the economy kill his dreams too? There were lots of updates then......nothing. Must be a lot of sanding.
Kit looked like it was the real deal; V2 wideness for guys with all power & suspension mods. I hope we see those pics one day!
Any New updates X2?
BTW, Anyone ever thought of taking the rear qrtr panels off of a regular CTS and grafting them onto the sides with glass and bondo? Just curious. Would maintain the lines, metal sides and possibly look pretty friggin good!
Hoping for pics
The car has been put on hold due to we have been swamped with work. Clients come first.
We have sprayed the final pimer coat about 2 weeks ago .And as soon as it slows down a little we will jump back on it.
good work
subscribed...although this could actually prevent me from saving up for a 2Gen V. ha ha
Wheres these pictures ??
Hello all,
Waiting on backordered parts for clients cars so we have had time to work on the "V". First paint job is finished and when I get back from "SEMA" we start on the engine(dry sump,oil,trans,diff coolers and engine work etc..., .Then off to do the roll bar. Finally second paint job and to reassemble. I will try and post some photos when I get back, not much to look at since the car is in pieces.
For all those members on the East coast hope you are all safe!!!!!!
cant wait to see the finished product!!!
I've learned to.
Aaaaaand the big let down after I just spent 30 min reading the whole post getting progressively more excited only to realize the final product I expected to see isn't posted yet!!! Lol
We pull the motor tonight.(only 10,000 miles on it) The first paint job is done about a month ago and curing quite nicely.
So On to Dry sump, Diff cooler, Trans cooler, Oil cooler, Heads , cam, Rod bolts,timimg chain, Damper, Throttle body Intake, radiator, clutch, battery relocation, flywheel ,exhaust, 6point roll bar,seats, electronics,6 piston brake set up etc.... etc.... Then back for second paint job wet sand block, polish and reassemble :)
Except for plumbing and exhaust it is all straight forward stuff. I think, I think, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel,it may be faint but there is a glimmer.
Thank God for the straight forward stuff! The rest of it really takes time to do it right.
The dry sump oil pump is totally in the way of where the A/C compressor needs to go. :helpless: No way that'll work. What sort of half-assed shop is doing this work?!
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INDEX OF DIALOGUE LINES[edit]
This is the index of dialogue lines of the SpanishPod newbie lessons. The Spanish lines and English lines can be hidden by clicking (hide all) in the first row of the table. This is useful to practice listening and translating.


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If you're thinking that Microsoft might have something good going with Windows Phone 7, then you'll be pleased to know that once the platform launches later in the year you'll be spoilt for choice for networks.
While it's not a major surprise, Microsoft has today confirmed that Windows Phone 7 handsets will be available from, in alphabetical order, 3, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone. It will also be stocked by The Carphone Warehouse, and Phones 4U.
Microsoft's new platform will offer an integrated experience across the phone, PC desktop and Xbox console, and was recently boosted by the announcement that the Zune Pass and Zune services will be available in the UK when Windows Phone 7 launches. While this is impressive sounding, we're still baffled by the lack of cut-and-paste.
Either so, we await the imminent launch of the first Windows Phone 7 handsets with great interest.


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These may nearly all be referred to the oldest heroic Irish cycle, the Ultonian, of which Cuchulainn is the most prominent figure.
An instructive parallel may be adduced from the saga of Cuchulainn.
And she promised Cuchulainn as a reward that he would get Fand to wife.
Cuchulainn had seen her, and had succeeded in gaining her love.
They fight for hours, until at last Lugaid falls by Conall, and Cuchulainn is avenged.
One of the finest of them is only a few hundred yards from the dun of Cuchulainn.
Her army is flying in rout homeward across the Shannon, closely pursued by Cuchulainn.
To capture the two birds, Cuchulainn cast a javelin at them, but they escaped, though injured.
And thus it was that the Sidhe-women failed to steal away the great Cuchulainn.
Till the end of a year Cuchulainn lay on his sick-bed at Emain-Macha without speaking to any one.


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No. 4 Florida Edges No. 28 Georgia 5-4
April 15, 2011
ATHENS, Ga. --- Fourth-ranked Florida held off No. 28 Georgia 5-4 Friday to take game one of an SEC series in front of a crowd of 2,432 at Foley Field.
Florida (27-8, 10-3 SEC) got on the board first when Nolan Fontana scored from third on a one-out Preston Tucker single in the top of the first inning. Fontana had doubled with the help of a bad hop then advanced to third thanks to a passed ball.
Georgia (18-17, 8-5 SEC) knotted the game at 1-1 in the bottom of the first. Junior Zach Cone drove in Conor Welton on a one-out sacrifice fly to center field.
Georgia starter Alex Wood and Florida's Hudson Randall tossed three scoreless innings until the Gators broke through in the top of the fifth with two runs and did the same in the sixth to build a 5-1 advantage. Austin Maddox (3-for-4, 2 RBI) delivered a bases-loaded single into center field, scoring Josh Adams and Preston Tucker to give the Gators a four-run cushion.
In the seventh, Georgia gained some ground, putting two runners across the plate to make it 5-3 and chase Randall. Brett DeLoach scored off of a Brandon Stephens (1-for-3, 1 RBI) blooper into right field, and Jonathan Hester reached home on Peter Verdin one-out pop fly to left that was dropped by Daniel Pigott. Hester had gotten aboard on a walk, only the second base on balls of the season for Randall, who left the game in the hands of Florida reliever Nick Maronde. Randall had not walked a batter in his last 36 innings. Randall picked up the win, finishing the game with three runs on six hits, one walk, and one strikeout to improve to 6-1.
Earl Daniels took over the mound for Wood, to start what would be a scoreless eighth. In seven innings, Wood, who got the loss to fall to 4-4, allowed five runs on 12 hits, recording five strikeouts and a walk. Daniels pitched 1.1 scoreless innings to give him a stretch of 5.1 scoreless innings pitched over his last three appearances.
Georgia was able to cut it to 5-4 with two outs in the bottom of the ninth off Maddox. Curt Powell smacked a one-out double and with two outs, he scored on a base hit by Verdin. Then, Florida looked to Steven Rodriguez who struck out Levi Hyams to record his second save of the year.
"We were right there," said Georgia coach David Perno. "We just needed a couple more hits. We've just got to keep putting ourselves in good positions, and some of these will go our way. I wanted us to play good baseball, and I thought we did tonight. We gave up a few to many two-strike hits and Florida scored when they had their chances. I am encouraged with what our bullpen did tonight and Alex gave us another good start and hung in there."
The series continues Saturday at Foley Field with first pitch slated for 5:03 p.m. as the game will be televised by ESPNU.
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overhead dvd screen
hi does anyone know where i can source the harness that connects the screen to the headunit or a part number ive contacted my dealer and they say they cant find it any help would be appreciated
Re: overhead dvd screen
You have the Mopar accessory DVD player, or Aftermarket?
Re: overhead dvd screen
id like to install the factory overhead dvd player the one that works with your existing headunit i think the screen has 2 32pin plugs on it
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