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POSITIVE news story about cycling
I interrupt the usual accounts of harassment, bloodshed, attacks, road rage, danger, and discrimination with this positive story about a business owner who was encouraged to bike to work on a Bike To Work Day, and has since persuaded his entire staff of four to also bike to the office.
Even the comments that follow are almost all positive.
Good article
My dentist in Davis, CA started riding his bike to work a decade or so ago. Neither of us has convinced any of his staff to follow his lead. His staff don't know what to think of the 750 mile bike trips my wife and I take to our dental appointments, but my dentist understands why we do it.
Wow. My dentist thought my 15 mile trip to and from her office was something. Actually, so did I.
You don't get your teeth cleaned twice a year, do you?
He must be a really good dentist. :)
My dentist's staff is always surprised when I ride up to the office. And then I get to hear the story from the dentist about how he used to ride to class in dental school.
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Ballybrit, Galway.
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Dublin Road, Renmore, Galway.
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New Dock Road, Galway.
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Spain's World Cup is over, and an era ends. Vicente Del Bosque's team have become only the fifth defending champions in history to go out in the group stage, but the first the lose their opening two games and thereby the quickest to ever go home.
They are also the first team eliminated from the 2014 tournament. That sums up the scale of the fall almost as much as the poverty of their play. Chile, as they promised before the game, have made history.
The South Americans also consigned Spanish dominance to the past with a display that brilliantly outpaced their famous philosophy and made it look brutally outdated.


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Richard Blumenthal Campaign Releases Photos to Support Candidate's Vietnam Claims
I don't know about you, but I'm starting to believe that Blumenthal was telling the truth.
I just received these photos from the Blumenthal for Congress office:
I'm sold. Somebody owes him an apology!
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Okay, that's funny. You win.
He's an idiot but the Conn. voters are bigger idiots, they will still vote for him.
Unions, dems, minorities- they know no better and deserve what they get.
archer52- http://www.truthandcommonsense.com
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Tropical storm Isaac lashed south Florida with strong winds and heavy rain after battering the Caribbean, and officials said it may strengthen into a full hurricane by midweek as it heads toward New Orleans.
Emergency management officials in Key West ordered visitors and residents to remain indoors as the storm moved through the area saying the only safe place is be is indoors.
On the seventh anniversary of Katrina, New Orleans residents have seen this horror film before and this is certainly not a re-run they wish to experience as all eyes are monitoring this storm.
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The two big topics of this week – emergency pressures and raising concerns by staff – are very closely linked
Pressures on hospital A&E departments
We have experienced extreme A&E pressure since the Bank Holiday. While attendances remain high, at Heartlands Hospital we have seen discharges fall, and a dozen fewer patients discharged each day over the period mean that we have the equivalent of an additional ward of inpatients
This means the length of time for a bed to become available increases, and pressure builds up in the Emergency Department. As most local hospitals have been in the same position we are unable to divert ambulances to gain some respite. Our clinical teams have worked tirelessly to manage the situation, which will only ease as we increase our discharge rate and free up capacity to allow 'flow' to resume
Why has this happened? High attendances are a factor, and we need to make sure that we keep our Emergency Departments for those that really need them. There remains an urgent need for responsive alternative services, with sufficient capacity so that our hospitals are able to focus on what they are designed to do. The discharge side of the equation is critical though, and while the numbers do fluctuate the holiday period is certainly a factor. Both within hospital, and outside in community and social care services, our services are people based so key people being on leave does impact on performance, particularly when margins are tight and headroom is minimal, as they tend to be in our system
This pressure impacts on our staff as well as our patients, of course, and as we encourage staff to raise concerns it is no surprise that the emergency pressures are reflected in the feedback we receive?
Raising concerns
We have been thinking about how we can make it easier for staff to speak up. At our weekly new staff induction I always include this topic in my welcome, explaining both the importance of speaking up and the ways to do this
We have revised our policy in light of the Kennedy Review, and an explanatory leaflet went out along with a message from me with pay slips this week. It is important that we keep talking about this because the first of our internal staff surveys (more on this in future blogs) tells us that staff do still fear the consequences of speaking up. Only 20% felt completely confident to do this, and half expressed either indifference or reluctance
Within 24hrs of the leaflet going out, three members of staff raised with me directly their concerns about the impact of overcrowded emergency areas on patient care. This is pleasing because it shows our approach does lead to staff coming forward who may not have done otherwise, even if it is a risk we are well aware of and one we have been tackling as our top priority for many months now
Our recent reorganisation puts our operational challenges at the centre of all we do. On top of this, I must keep it at the top of the agenda for the wider health system, because hospitals are only one part of a complex system of care provision. If the system struggles, either with alternative services to hospital, or with accepting discharges from hospital, then it tends to be our A&E departments where the pressure is felt most acutely
I have written many times about this matter. Our staff are telling us clearly that it remains a challenge, despite the best efforts of many. More to do, and a topic that will feature often in the discussions of our new Staff Engagement Group I'm sure!
Car parking
This thorny issue cropped up without warning in the national media last weekend! I know from discussions I have locally that it remains a contentious subject for many people
It will always cost money to provide hospital parking, for staff, patients or visitors. Managing car parks so that space is available to those who need it, when they need it, requires barriers and staffing. Without these, our car parks would be full of workers, shoppers and others and continually full. And as demand grows, investment is needed in additional space too
Rightly or wrongly, we have evolved a system whereby this funding comes from those who use the facilities. Car parking is funded by those who park, so any change will inevitably mean that resource has to be diverted from elsewhere. Those who come by public transport, or who are brought by others, will oppose this – I know this to be true because many have told me!
Of course, none of this justifies the imposition of unreasonable charges, or poor management that results in frustration and delay for people who are understandably anxious about coming to a hospital
We recently introduced a much reduced fee for those needing to park regularly. I was challenged as to why only cancer patients got free parking, when people with many other conditions also needed to make repeated visits – a fair point. So we have introduced a 20 visit ticket that costs £10, meaning that parking costs 50p however long the stay. It is available on the signature of the relevant Ward Manager and is not confined to those with specific illnesses
We are also making it easier for those who are exempt from charges to claim them back – many people are eligible for this but not aware
Finally, we are investing the revenue we receive in additional car parking capacity, and this shouldn't be overlooked. We recently built a new multi-storey car park at Heartlands, creating extra spaces for staff and visitors. Another is planned for Good Hope Hospital
We will look closely at the new guidance – although we believe we are largely compliant there is always room for improvement. Of course, as with emergency pressures, hospitals are part of wider communities, and better provision of alternative means of travel would be a much better solution to this perennial challenge!
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Planes overhead, on the ground, all around – The 2010 Abbotsford International Airshow takes place at Abbotsford International Airport August 13 – 15, 2010.
Enjoy static displays as well as amazing aerial performances from the CAF Snowbirds, USAF Thunderbirds, CAF Skyhawks, CF-18 Hornet and many others. Check out the full list of performers here.
by Rick Leche
Always a fabulous Fraser Valley event, the 2010 Abbotsford International Airshow will be more of the same family fun as you've enjoyed in past years. For those traveling from out of town, or those looking for something fun to do, onsite camping is available for $25/night or $200 for 4 nights of camping and 3 day show admission.
Buy your tickets online or at the gates. This is a great family event that sees tens of thousands of locals and visitors every year. We have one word of caution for small children – bring ear plugs. Speaking from personal experience – the shows are absolutely amazing fun and kids LOVE them, but some of the planes can be quite loud.
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Cross Domain Mathematical Concept Formation
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Many interesting concepts in mathematics are essentially "cross-domain" in nature, relating objects from more than one area of mathematics, e.g. prime order groups. These concepts are often vital to the formation of a ...
Cooperating Reasoning Processes: More than Just the Sum of their Parts
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In this paper we explore the use of ellipsis in proofs about lists. We present a higher-order formulation of elliptic formulae, and describe its implementation in the LambdaClam proof planner. We use an unambiguous ...
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The Automation Of Proof By Mathematical Induction
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A Survey of Automated Deduction
We survey research in the automation of deductive inference, from its beginnings in the early history of computing to the present day. We identify and describe the major areas of research interest and their applications. ...
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Cosmic, sulky, deliberate of tempo: Mazzy Star has its act down cold ... leaving no room, unfortunately, for warmth.
Detachment is what makes Mazzy Star both alluring and annoying. To a stuffed house at Slim's on the Saturday before Christmas, the six-piece psychedelic revival band -- something of a local entity (singer Hope Sandoval reportedly lives in Berkeley) -- played it typically coy. In a crisp, dozen-song set capped by two brief encores, every move was calculated, and there weren't many moves; the only words spoken to a mostly adoring (if tranquilized) crowd were maestro David Roback's summary "thank you" as he exited stage left.
Psychedelia in its heyday was nothing if not mercurial, alternately luminous and ludicrous, guitars played with breathtaking gravity on one passage and with ham fists on the next. But under the exacting direction of Roback -- sometimes tagged "David Throwback" as the erstwhile bandleader of two other neo-paisley groups, Rain Parade and Opal -- Mazzy Star has retrieved classic psychedelia from mothballs and ironed out its myriad wrinkles, rendering the hoary old style presentable enough for a surprise hit single (1993's "Fade Into You") and platinum-selling album (So Tonight That I Might See).
Singer Sandoval is the musical equivalent of Kate Moss: not just waifish in stature, but pouty and manipulative as a performer. Her one-trick songwriting strategy is to drone romantic lyrics sucked dry of emotion, like a Kids cast member reading from Wuthering Heights. Though she may still sing, "You're a ghost on the highway/ And I'll love you forever," you get the feeling the Jim Morrison poster is long gone from the back of her bedroom door. (Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger, however, are apparently still tops with her partner Roback.)
To be fair, Sandoval's steely baby-talk works perfectly well with Roback's folkie foundations, his minimalist Velvet Underground mimicry, even his sterilized country blues. And all these elements contribute to a singularly focused stylistic package.
At Slim's, the band drew equally from their three albums, the 1990 debut She Hangs Brightly, the aforementioned So Tonight, and the recent Among My Swan. The newest songs suggested that Mazzy Star has become less adventurous, if anything, than they were at their outset. Still, their formula obviously works, attracting a devoted fan base about which no pat generalizations can be made (and nothing frustrates a writer more). Despite Sandoval's affinity for the words "devil," "spirit," and "ghost," there were few black-clad witchie-poos in attendance, and despite the band's modern-rock successes, paying customers who might have been judged fair-weather rock fans didn't seem to mind that Mazzy Star passed over their best-known song.
Delving quickly into their oldest material with "Blue Flower" from the first album, the band established early on that it was not just well-rehearsed but well-versed in the ebb and flow of concert presentation. Shrouded in a bare minimum of stage lighting, at times the outfit seemed to have less than six working parts, with Roback's second guitarist occasionally stepping to the fore with a violin on his shoulder. With all eyes riveted to Sandoval, the hottest topic of between-song conversation in the sardined audience revolved around the backlighting that was making the singer's sleeveless cotton top sheer as cellophane. (Methodically shaking her ubiquitous tambourine, Sandoval couldn't be bothered, by the lighting or anything else.) Among My Swan is not as bad as some critics are claiming, and the tracks the band played from it -- "Still Cold," the murky, effect-laden "Happy," the churchy and bleak "Look on Down From the Bridge" -- were of a piece with their earlier material. "Flowers in December" featured Sandoval on harmonica. Magic Dick she's not, but her wheezing melody, accompanied by an elegant violin, was oddly affecting.
The band's obligatory flashback segment came in the middle of the show, as Roback coaxed dizzying transmissions from his electric guitar with a slide on "Umbilical" (or was it "She Hangs Brightly"? Like many Mazzy songs, they're nearly interchangeable). The lazy sing-along "Ride It On" brought the band back to solid ground before they segued into "Flowers ..." and "Into Dust," the latter suggesting that somebody's been admiring Kristin Hersh's solo records.
Opening act the Sunshine Club was perfectly suited to play Mazzy's undercard, surely winning over at least a few new fans with their own stately misery and similarly Velvets-descended guitars. The band played a number of songs from their indie debut, Visit to a Small Planet, including the quietly desperate "Sunshine Maker" and the band's most twangy tune, "Rainy Day Friend," introducing a new composition or two as well. Husky-voiced singer Denise Bon Giovanni thanked the crowd "for being so cool and quiet during our set" and guitarist Sean Coleman gushed twice that the Club were "thrilled to be here." The controlled feedback of their finale, with all three guitar players facing their amps, was much more dignified than most similar displays.
A few songs into the Sunshine Club's set, one female patron standing behind me said that the group reminded her of the Sundays, as well as the Cowboy Junkies, "of course." When her companion pointed out that the band onstage had "a little more edge" than the others, she replied, "Doesn't everything?" Including Mazzy Star?


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This was what I took down the aisle (no I did not throw that bouquet, I would've killed someone, lol). LOT of work . . . I also did 2 flower girl ones, 1 jr. Bridesmaid, and matron of honour . . . using swarovski beads, which I did not, retail for 600$ for 300 stems, which is how many is just in mine! Mine looked just as nice as swarovski, I think, lol. SO, ANYWAY, here they are:
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all the ones on the ney were wrapped with ribbon all the way up . . . i thought, why cover up the pretty wire??? i wrapped them at certain points to hold them together with wire and beads


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Daniel's Interpretation of the Beast and Horns
Daniel 7:7-27 "After that, in my vision at night I looked, and there before me was a fourth beast—terrifying and frightening and very powerful. It had large iron teeth; it crushed and devoured its victims and trampled underfoot whatever was left. It was different from all the former beasts, and it had ten horns.
8 "While I was thinking about the horns, there before me was another horn, a little one, which came up among them; and three of the first horns were uprooted before it. This horn had eyes like the eyes of a man and a mouth that spoke boastfully.
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10 A river of fire was flowing,
11 "Then I continued to watch because of the boastful words the horn was speaking. I kept looking until the beast was slain and its body destroyed and thrown into the blazing fire. 12 (The other beasts had been stripped of their authority, but were allowed to live for a period of time.)
13 "In my vision at night I looked, and there before me was one like a son of man, coming with the clouds of heaven. He approached the Ancient of Days and was led into his presence. 14 He was given authority, glory and sovereign power; all peoples, nations and men of every language worshiped him. His dominion is an everlasting dominion that will not pass away, and his kingdom is one that will never be destroyed.
15 "I, Daniel, was troubled in spirit, and the visions that passed through my mind disturbed me. 16 I approached one of those standing there and asked him the true meaning of all this. "So he told me and gave me the interpretation of these things: 17 'The four great beasts are four kingdoms that will rise from the earth. 18 But the saints of the Most High will receive the kingdom and will possess it forever—yes, for ever and ever.'
19 "Then I wanted to know the true meaning of the fourth beast, which was different from all the others and most terrifying, with its iron teeth and bronze claws—the beast that crushed and devoured its victims and trampled underfoot whatever was left. 20 I also wanted to know about the ten horns on its head and about the other horn that came up, before which three of them fell—the horn that looked more imposing than the others and that had eyes and a mouth that spoke boastfully. 21 As I watched, this horn was waging war against the saints and defeating them, 22 until the Ancient of Days came and pronounced judgment in favor of the saints of the Most High, and the time came when they possessed the kingdom.
23 "He gave me this explanation: 'The fourth beast is a fourth kingdom that will appear on earth. It will be different from all the other kingdoms and will devour the whole earth, trampling it down and crushing it. 24 The ten horns are ten kings who will come from this kingdom. After them another king will arise, different from the earlier ones; he will subdue three kings. 25 He will speak against the Most High and oppress his saints and try to change the set times and the laws. The saints will be handed over to him for a time, times and half a time. (time means year)
26 " 'But the court will sit, and his power will be taken away and completely destroyed forever. 27 Then the sovereignty, power and greatness of the kingdoms under the whole heaven will be handed over to the saints, the people of the Most High. His kingdom will be an everlasting kingdom, and all rulers will worship and obey him.'


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Happy Monday! If your anything like me you will be having a hard time facing Monday. Having that extra coffee and dwelling on the oh so familiar drab weather. On a more positive note, this delicious chutney! Perfect with Indian food or a nice accompaniment to a cracker. I had some juicy nectarines and thought I'd trial this recipe out and it worked really well! Ingredients:
- 2 ripe nectarines
- 1 tbsp chopped fresh ginger
- 3 tbsp maple syrup
- 2 glugs of cider vinegar
- 1 tsp cardoman seeds
- Water
Finely chop the ginger and nectarines. Mix all ingredients in a pan with half a cup of water and let this reduce for 30 mins on a low heat. Allow to cool and pop into an air tight jar. Easy!


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Afternoon analysis 10.11.2014:
The EUR/USD on a swing after mixed data from the US labor market and the European investors' sentiment improved. The zloty up due to hawkish commentaries from the MPC. The Bank of Russia supported the rouble.
Friday's data from the US labor market was below expectation, but a more profound analysis unveils a quite good landscape (a broader view in our morning commentary). Notwithstanding, the most important issue is the EUR/USD rose since the data was released.
Apparently, investors are more picky with respect to the labor market reports. This kind of approach is rather wrong as the Federal Reserve is not likely to change its plans on interest rates hikes due to few lower than expected readings.
The Fed will not change its plans when seeing falling rate of unemployment, rising employment in a pace above 200k (last seen in mid 90's) and when other key reports show solid momentum. Reuters said that primary dealers expect first interest rates rise before June 2015.
Given current circumstances, the prospect of a rising EUR/USD is not very plausible. In addition, one must remember that the European Central Bank vowed to intensify its effort to spur growth and ward off deflation. The ECB president Mario Draghi said there are no disputes among policymakers and the use of other unorthodox measures is possible (implying full quantitative easign that encompasses government bonds).
Today, with an almost empty economic calendar, the EUR/USD posted some gains as the investors' sentiment improved. The Sentix index rose to minus 11.9 points from 13.7 points, more than minus 13.5 points expected.
After the release of the Sentix gauge the EUR/USD rose. Later it gave away its gains, as the overall sentiment against the shared currency deteriorated.
The rouble slide tamed
Comments from the Bank of Russia tamed a rouble slide. The central bank president Elvira Nabiullina said she considers recent drop as too extensive and the monetary authorities will curtail liquidity provisions as it was used to speculate in the currency market.
Earlier the central bank increased interest rates and changed its intervention model to unannounced moves to increase risk for investors focused on speculation. The Bank of Russia sees its latest effort as providing significant support for the rouble by curbing the drop of the currency by 10 percent.
Moreover, the rouble got support from today's news that Russia and China made an agreement on gas supplies that is worth near 400 billion dollar as the previous deal signed just after the seizure of the Crimea Peninsula. The currency is also supported by rising oil prices. The Bank of Russia cut its growth forecast to zero in 2015 and to only 0.1 percent in 2016. The forecast assumed the presence of western sanctions until 2017 and the oil price averaging at 95 dollars in 2015. Although the prospect for sanctions is plausible, the forecast for the oil price is somewhat optimistic.
The zloty was strengthened
The Monetary Policy Council didn't cut the interest rates as expected. Moreover, the NBP president Marek Belka was not pleased and gave a vague outlook for the monetary policy. That given, the zloty didn't exploit this factor to rise as it should.
Nevertheless, today's comments from the MPC provided some clarity as Elżbieta Chojna-Duch said the MPC should hoard bigger cuts for a more significant slowdown (a weak PMI or GDP reading). In addition, a hawkish MPC member Andrzej Głapiński said there is no room for additional cuts.
All in all, the prospect for more interest rates cut is getting less plausible. Given that, the zloty may rise in the short term and in the longer term the Polish currency will be less susceptible from the risk-aversion jumps.
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Diagnosed as totally deaf at the age of 18 months, Sue Thomas nevertheless went on to a successful career in the FBI. Her exploits were dramatized in the popular TV series, "Sue Thomas F.B. Eye." As an international speaker, Sue has shared the story of God's power to use her mightily in spite of tremendous obstacles.


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Average dietary fiber intake in the United States is roughly half of the recommended amount. As new dietary fiber products are introduced to increase fiber intake, it is critical to evaluate the physiological effects of such fibers. Aims: This study examined the effect of 4 fibers derived from maize or tapioca on fecal chemistry, gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms and serum markers of chronic disease.
Twenty healthy subjects completed the single-blind crossover study in which 12 g/day of fiber (pullulan, Promitor™ Resistant Starch, soluble fiber dextrin or Promitor Soluble Corn Fiber) or placebo (maltodextrin) were consumed for 14 days followed by a 21-day washout. GI symptom surveys were completed (days 3 and 14), stools were collected (days 11–14), diet was recorded (days 12–14) and fasting blood samples were obtained (day 15).
The 4 test fibers were well tolerated, with mild to moderate GI symptoms. Total short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) concentrations did not differ among the treatments. Fecal pH and individual SCFAs were affected by some treatments. Stool weight and serum markers of chronic disease did not change with these treatments.
Increasing fiber intake by 12 g/day was well tolerated and may have a positive impact on colon health due to fermentation.
Dietary fiber confers a wide range of health effects, from alleviation of constipation to reduction of serum cholesterol [1,2]. The physiological effects of dietary fibers in humans depend on the physicochemical properties of the fiber, the gut microflora and the human gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Average fiber intake in the USA is 13–18 g/day, approximately half of the adequate intake of 25 g/day for women and 38 g/day for men [3,4]. Adequate intake of fiber was determined based on the amount of fiber required to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease [3,4].
Fermentation of fiber promotes gut health by producing short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) and stimulating GI bacteria growth. Acetate, propionate and butyrate are the 3 most common SCFAs; however, isobutryate, valerate and isovalerate may also be detectable in small amounts. SCFAs are metabolized in the colonic epithelium as well as other organs and contribute approximately 10% of total energy intake from a Western diet [5].
Laxationdescribes symptoms of the lower GI tract including increased stool weight, increased stool water content, decreased GI transit time and diarrhea [6]. Stool consistency and stool weight are moderated by stool water content. Disappearance of small nondigested components via fermentation and absorption of SCFAs reduce the amount of water in the stool, thereby preventing diarrhea. Alternatively, increased biomass due to fermentation increases stool weight and alleviates constipation.
Increased dietary fiber intake is often associated with adverse GI symptoms such as excess gas production. Tolerance, in the context of dietary fiber, is a state in which unwanted symptoms of dietary fiber consumption are not present [7].
While many Americans should increase their dietary fiber intake, the type of dietary fiber must be carefully considered before it is incorporated into the diet in order to maximize tolerance. In vitro data indicate that 4 new types of fiber, namely pullulan, Promitor™ Resistant Starch (Resistant Starch), soluble fiber dextrin and Promitor Soluble Corn Fiber (Soluble Corn Fiber), are fermentable [8]. All 4 of these fibers are isolated glucose polymers, but vary with regard to their physicochemical properties.
The primary objectives of this study were to compare the effects of these 4 fibers on stool weight, stool pH, fecal SCFA concentrations and GI symptoms in healthy humans. Secondary objectives were to assess the effect of these fibers on serum markers of chronic disease in healthy humans.
The study design and recruitment procedures were approved by the Institutional Review Board at the University of Minnesota. Thirty-two subjects were recruited through flyers posted at the University of Minnesota. Subjects completed a medical history screening questionnaire over the telephone to determine study eligibility. Eight subjects did not meet the requirements (high BMI, vegetarian, smoker), and 4 subjects qualified but declined participation in the study. Ten healthy men (values are means ± SEM: age 32 ± 5 years; weight 76 ± 2 kg; BMI 24.3 ± 0.7) and 10 healthy women (values are means ± SEM: age 38 ± 4 years; weight 69 ± 2 kg; BMI 26.0 ± 1.4) were enrolled and completed all 5 treatments. All subjects were nonsmoking, normotensive and normolipidemic. During the 3 months prior to enrollment in the study, all subjects had maintained a stable weight. During the 6 months prior to enrollment in the study, subjects had not received medication for any of the following conditions: hyperlipidemia, hypertension, inflammation or bacterial infection. Subjects did not have a history of digestive disease and were not taking fiber supplements or laxatives. All subjects had verbal and written English literacy. Eligible subjects attended a screening visit at the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) at the University of Minnesota to obtain anthropometric measurements, verify the medical history screening questionnaire and receive study instructions and supplies.
Five treatments were administered during the study: 4 test fibers (pullulan, Resistant Starch, soluble fiber dextrin, Soluble Corn Fiber) and placebo (maltodextrin). All test products were provided by Tate and Lyle Inc. (Decatur, Ill., USA). Table Table11 shows the composition of each fiber and the placebo. Pullulan is formed via the fermentation of dextrin by Aureobasidium pullulans to produce pullulan (average degree of polymerization 3,000; molecular weight 486,000). α(1,4) linkages predominate, but α(1,6) linkages are also present, leading to decreased digestibility. The Resistant Starch used in this study is an RS3 type of resistant starch (RS; retrograded starch) produced from heat-moisture-treated high-amylose maize starch. Soluble fiber dextrin is a purified dextrin product derived from tapioca starch with an average degree of polymerization of 40. Soluble Corn Fiber has an average degree of polymerization of 10 and is produced via corn starch hydrolysis. Soluble fiber dextrin and Soluble Corn Fiber contain a mixture of α-1,4, α-1,6, α-1,2 and α-1,3 glycosidic linkages. The placebo was a fully digestible maltodextrin preparation of 10 dextrose equivalents. All treatment materials were analyzed as dietary fiber by AOAC method 991.43 or AOAC method 2001.03 (table (table1).1). Dietary fiber analyses were provided by Tate and Lyle Inc.
Subjects consumed their habitual diets and maintained their usual exercise pattern throughout the study. The treatment consisted of 12 g of dietary fiber or placebo per day, divided into two 6-gram doses, each mixed into 177 ml of Musselman's Lite Apple Sauce (commercially available single-serving size, provided by study staff). Subjects consumed the fiber or placebo with apple sauce as a snack or with any meal throughout the day and were instructed to consume the 2 doses at least 1 h apart. Subjects returned any uneaten portions of apple sauce and fiber to assess compliance.
Subjects consumed all 5 treatments in a single-blind crossover design with treatment periods of 14 days followed by a 21-day washout period. Four unique 5 × 5 Latin squares were used to assign treatment orders to subjects. Subjects collected all stools passed from day 11 until day 14. The Commode Specimen Collection Kit (Sage Products, Crystal Lake, Ill., USA) and sample collection bags with instructions were provided by the study staff. Subjects delivered samples on regular ice as soon as possible to the GCRC. Subjects were instructed by a registered dietitian to complete a 3-day food record on days 12–14 of the treatment period. On day 15, subjects arrived fasted (12 h) at the GCRC for anthropometric and vital sign measurements and blood draws. Subjects scheduled their next intervention and study visit and were provided with fiber or placebo, apple sauce, new questionnaires and food record and stool sample collection bags at this time.
Food records were analyzed with the Nutrition Data System for Research (version 2006; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn., USA) for total energy, macronutrient and fiber intake per day. Water, fiber treatment or placebo, and apple sauce were not included in the diet analysis.
Laxation was assessed by subject surveys and by counting and evaluating the stools passed on days 11–14 of the treatment period. The following data were collected on days 3 and 14 via survey: (1) number of stools passed on that day and (2) consistency of stools passed on that day. Consistency of stools was rated on a 10-point scale (1 = diarrhea, 10 = hard).
The wet weight of the stool was determined in grams by weighing the collection bag on a balance and subtracting the weight of an average collection bag. Stool consistency was determined subjectively by laboratory workers based on the King's Stool Chart [9].
Subjects completed the GI symptoms survey on days 3 and 14 of each treatment period, rating the following symptoms: flatulence, bloating, cramps and stomach noises. Symptoms were rated on a 10-point scale (1 = minimal, 10 = excessive).
Individual fecal samples (frozen at −20°C until analysis) were analyzed for wet weight and stool consistency. Fecal samples from the 4-day collection period were pooled for each subject. Fecal pH was determined in an aliquot from the homogenized samples with a glass electrode at 25°C (Orion PerpHecT LogR meter, model 350; Thermo Electron Corporation, Beverly, Mass., USA).
Acetate, propionate, butyrate and total SCFAs were extracted, and concentrations were determined by gas chromatography [10]. Briefly, 200 mg of stool was suspended in 1.6 ml of distilled water. Sulfuric acid (0.4 ml, 50%) and diethyl ether (2 ml) were added. Ethyl butyrate was added as the internal standard (2 μl). Samples were mixed at room temperature in an orbital shaker for 45 min and centrifuged at 3,000 rpm for 5 min. The supernatant was transferred and residual water was absorbed with calcium chloride. Samples were filtered using Gelman Acrodisc syringe filters (13 mm, pore diameter 0.25 μm) and immediately analyzed via gas chromatography. Analysis was conducted with a Stabilwax DA column (30 m, 0.53 mm internal diameter, 1-μm film thickness; Restek, Bellefonte, Pa., USA). Helium was used as the carrier gas (24 ml/min). Hydrogen and air flow rates were 34 and 410 ml/min, respectively. Oven temperature was maintained at 90°C for 2 min and then increased to 120°C at 60°C per minute. Inlet temperature was 200°C and detector temperature was 200°C.
Total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, total triglycerides, glucose, insulin and C-reactive protein were measured by Quest Diagnostics Inc. (Wooddale, Ill., USA). Blood samples for ghrelin analysis were collected in EDTA-coated Vacutainer® serum separator tubes prepared with 50 μl of aprotinin solution (0.9% NaCl, 0.9% benzyl alcohol, 500 Trypsin Inhibitory Units (TIU) of aprotinin) and frozen at −70°C until analysis [11]. Ghrelin analysis was conducted using a radioimmunoassay kit (Linco Total Ghrelin RIA kit GHRT-89HK; Millipore Inc., Billerica, Mass., USA). All samples were run in triplicate.
Subjects completed hunger surveys on day 3 and day 14, in which they rated their hunger on a 10-point scale (1 = no desire to eat, 10 = unbearable hunger – must eat immediately).
All data were analyzed with SAS (version 9; SAS Institute, Cary, N.C., USA). The mixed procedure was used to fit a general linear model for each outcome variable with a random intercept for each subject and terms for visit, carryover and gender. Gender and carryover were not significant in models for any measurement, so all analyses were conducted with male and female data pooled. Treatment means and standard errors, adjusted for visit, are presented. Statistical significance was set at p <0.05.
The subjects' ad libitum diet was not affected by treatment (table (table2).2). Dietary fiber intakes without the fiber treatment were similar to the average total fiber intake in the USA. The fiber treatment increased total fiber intake to 29–30 g/day. GI symptoms did not differ between day 3 and day 14, so data were pooled for analysis. Bloating, cramping, flatulence, stomach noises and GI score were significantly affected by treatment, with all fibers inducing a modest increase in GI symptoms compared to the control (table (table3).3). Overall, the mean symptom scores were low (1.8–5.1), indicating that the GI symptoms from the fibers were minimal. Stool pH was significantly affected by treatment with soluble fiber dextrin, which produced the lowest fecal pH (table (table4).4). None of the treatments were significantly different to control. The pH measurements did not reflect the SCFA concentrations present in the stool (table (table4).4). Total SCFAs did not differ among treatments. Resistant Starch produced the lowest propionate percentage. The percentages of acetate and butyrate in the stool samples did not differ between the treatments.
The number of stools per day and self-reported stool consistency did not differ between days 3 and 14, so data were pooled for analysis. These outcomes did not differ among treatments (tables (tables3,3, ,4).4). The number of stools collected in 4 days, stool weight, total stool output in 4 days and investigator-evaluated stool consistency did not differ among treatments (table (table3).3). The investigator-evaluated stool consistency coincided with the self-reported stool consistency and number of stools collected in 4 days (table (table33).
Mean fasting total triglyceride concentrations after fiber treatments or placebo ranged from 90 to 103 mg/dl, but the differences among means were not statistically significant. Treatment means for fasting total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol and HDL cholesterol did not differ among the treatments and ranged from 160 to 170 mg/dl, from 94 to 100 mg/dl and from 50 to 52 mg/dl, respectively (table (table55).
Fasting glucose and insulin concentrations did not differ among treatments, and all fell within the nondiabetic range (<125 mg/dl glucose, <17 μIU/ml insulin; table table5).5). One insulin sample was not available for analysis from the Soluble Corn Fiber treatment due to improper sample handling. C-reactive protein concentrations did not change with treatment and fell within the 'average risk for cardiovascular disease' range of 1.0–3.0 mg/l for all treatments. Two C-reactive protein values (both from different subjects on pullulan treatment) were omitted from analysis due to reported illness. Mean ghrelin concentrations did not differ with treatment (table (table5).5). Mean systolic blood pressure was nearly ideal (<120 mm Hg), and mean diastolic blood pressure fell within the ideal range (<80 mm Hg; table table5).5). No changes in body weight were reported with treatment (table (table55).
Hunger prior to breakfast, lunch and dinner on days 3 and 14 did not differ among treatments (table (table6).6). Subjects reported being slightly hungrier before breakfast on day 3 (ratings 3.7–4.9) and day 14 (ratings 3.9–4.7) than before lunch or dinner (range 5.1–6.0).
We gave our subjects 12 g per day of different fibers, a palatable amount representing the usual gap in dietary fiber intake in the USA. Despite this increase in fiber intake, few changes in laxative effect were found. There was no change in stool output, weight or consistency with treatment, but it should be noted that all subjects had normal stool weights at the start of the study and were not constipated. This modest amount of fiber was well tolerated by the subjects, and the study fibers could easily be added to low-fiber foods.
The present study was designed as a placebo-controlled, crossover study, and statistical analyses were planned according to this design. Each fiber treatment was compared to the placebo to determine a treatment effect. Subjects often behave differently while enrolled in a clinical trial. Using a placebo as opposed to baseline measurement takes into account any differences as a result of being a study participant, but without an increase in fiber consumption. As such, baseline data, aside from anthropometric measurements (data not shown), were not collected.
The type of fiber can influence fecal output and characteristics in humans. A randomized crossover experiment with practical doses of isolated fibers (14–15 g/day psyllium, guar gum or xanthan gum) showed that each fiber had a different effect on fecal output and the response was highly individualized [12]. The effect of RS on fecal output has been mixed and may depend on the physicochemical properties of the specific RSs. High doses of wheat dextrin (up to 80 g/day) had only a minimal effect on fecal output [13], while another study with lower doses of RS2 and RS3 (30 g/day) showed that both altered fecal weight in healthy humans [14]. Retrograded maltodextrin (40–60 g/day) administered for 21 days produced an increase in total bowel movements and frequency of watery feces [15]. Fecal output was increased by the addition of 17–30 g/day RS from a variety of sources (banana, wheat, potato and maize) [16]. A low dose of konjac glucomannan (4.5 g/day) significantly increased the number of bowel movements per day as well as daily fecal wet weight [17]. This illustrates that the laxative effect of fiber cannot be generalized across all types of fiber or even generalized within a specific class of fiber, and the fiber dose for increased laxation is dependent on the fiber type.
One mechanism by which dietary fiber is thought to alter stool weight and consistency is by fermentation of the fiber to SCFAs. SCFA concentrations after the treatments used in this study did not differ from control. Since the majority of SCFAs (>90%) are rapidly absorbed from the lumen [18], excreted SCFA concentrations provide only an estimate of actual SCFA production. Mean stool pH did not reflect the total SCFA concentrations, which may be due to the presence of other anionic compounds (succinate, lactate, bicarbonate) in the stool. SCFA production shifts from butyrate to acetate and propionate as colonic pH increases (5.5–6.5) [19]. The observed change in pH was not reflected in the percentages of acetate, propionate and butyrate recovered in the stool. The pH change may have been too small to produce a measurable difference in SCFA production. Other studies with RS have shown a change in SCFA and fecal pH. However, these studies administered doses ranging from 30 to 50 g/day [20,21,22]. A larger sample size and more specific fermentation metabolite analysis may be required to see a relationship between pH and SCFA concentration.
The addition of 12 g/day fiber to the diet represented a significant increase in daily fiber intake for the subjects. Fiber intake in female subjects was slightly over the recommended levels, while male subjects, even with the supplementation, still consumed approximately 8 g/day fiber less than the Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) fiber recommendation.
GI symptoms ratings with fiber supplementation were mild to moderate in our study. RS is well tolerated in humans, even in high doses (45–60 g/day) [15,20,22,23]. RS doses above 60 g/day produced greater flatulence, abdominal distension and abdominal cramping compared to control treatments in previous reports [13,24,25]. Similar to the current study, administration of 10.33 g/day RS3 for 7 days did not affect flatulence [26]. The high tolerance of RS in the present study was expected due to the low daily dose (12 g/day). Gas production (flatulence and distention) after pullulan administration has been reported previously and was significantly higher when subjects consumed 50 g of high-molecular weight pullulan (molecular weight 100,000) compared to control [27].
Lipid values with all treatments fell near or within the recommended ranges for triglycerides (<150 mg/dl), total cholesterol (<200 mg/dl), LDL cholesterol (<100 mg/dl) and HDL cholesterol (>40 mg/dl) [28]. RS, when incorporated into foods or consumed as a supplement, has inconsistent effects on cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations [14,22,29,30]. All of the studies reporting decreased triglycerides required the subjects to consume controlled meals with RS, which may have improved compliance. Typically, viscous, soluble fibers are most likely to lower total serum cholesterol and LDL cholesterol.
Most studies with RS see no change in fasting glucose or fasting insulin [22,30,31,32] after chronic RS intake; however, a recent study with obese women showed that 40 g of RS administered for 21 days decreased fasting glucose [33]. Pullulan decreased the postprandial glucose response in humans compared to a digestible control (maltodextrin) [34].
Ghrelin is a gut hormone that signals satiety. The majority of data on ghrelin and dietary fiber are postprandial data. The present study showed no effect of chronic fiber intake on fasting ghrelin concentrations. Previous studies have reported mixed effects of fiber on fasting ghrelin concentrations [35,36]. Standard fasting ghrelin concentrations have not been established, so it is not possible to categorize subjects as 'normal' or 'out of range'. In the present study, hunger before meals did not differ with the fiber treatments.
Pullulan, Resistant Starch, soluble fiber dextrin and Soluble Corn Fiber consumed in a practical dose (12 g/day) were well tolerated in humans and did not significantly alter laxation or serum markers of coronary heart disease, diabetes or satiety. Further research should be focused on populations with poor colon health, poor laxation or a high risk of chronic disease to fully understand the therapeutic effects of these fibers.
This study was supported by the National Center for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health (grant M01-RR00400), Tate and Lyle Inc. (Health and Nutrition Sciences, Decatur, Ill., USA) and the University of Minnesota (St. Paul, Minn., USA).
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Unseating Toyota Motor Corp. as the world's top carmaker remains to be Volkswagen AG's aim as it moves to boost group vehicle sales by almost 60% and improve profit margins by 2018.
Last Tuesday, VW's management board approved these targets that put to light VW's ambitions to achieve the industry lead before the decade is over.
It's quite obvious that VW's plan is helped somewhat by Toyota's current situation where its quality as one of its main selling points is being challenged.
VW earmarked vehicle sales of 8 million in the medium term, rising to above the 10 million mark by 2018. VW sold 6.3 million vehicles last year, up 1.1%, to get 11.4% of the global vehicle market.
Toyota sales dropped 13% to 7.81 million in 2009. For 2010, Toyota forecast group-wide sales to rise to 8.27 million vehicles. However, this is still well short of the record 9.37 million units sold in 2007.
VW, Europe's biggest automaker and global No. 3 behind Toyota and General Motors Co., has plans to eventually generate an operating margin of at least 5% in its core automotive business and a group pretax margin over 8%. This 5% margin target excludes the planned integration next year of Porsche, which was subjected to a reverse takeover by VW.


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- The Amazing Story of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue! was originally published as an imaginary story, a story outside of regular continuity. In Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendium, it was retconned as having happened on another Earth, (Earth-162).
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A NEW pathway which runs through the heart of Coventry has been opened.
The £5 million walkway between Gosford Street, the Coventry University Engineering and Computing Building, and old Whitefriars Monastery features seating areas, new lighting and larger pond.
The route, which incorporates new entrances to the Council's car parks, has been designed to improve safety with additional lighting and full CCTV coverage.
Welcoming the completion of the project on time and on budget, David Soutter, deputy vice-chancellor of Coventry University, said it had 'totally transformed' the area of the city and the University campus.
He added: "There had been a lot of development in the area, but with Gosford Street and the elevated ring road and the car-parks it needed some radical work.
"This scheme has changed it beyond all recognition and is now the perfect environment for everyone who uses it.
"Not only is it a very pleasant space to spend time in, but it forms a perfect link between key parts of the University and the city.
"The Council and the University have invested heavily in the public realm in recent years and that, combined with the insistence that all projects should be of the highest quality, is making a telling difference to the city centre."
Coventry's Lord Mayor, Coun Michael Hammon, also attended the official opening of the walkway – finishing off the nine-month project by planting a tree.
Echoing Mr Soutter's praise for the development, Councillor Rachel Lancaster, cabinet member for public services at Coventry City Council, said: "We have created a wonderful new connection between Gosford Street and our wonderful historic Whitefriars as well as the University's engineering and computing building."


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How-to Install Android Studio on OpenSUSE 42.x 32/64bit Linux Easy GuideJanuary 21st, 2017 by thelinuxevangelist
Android Studio Quick-Start for OpenSUSE 42.x
Hello OpenSUSE User! This Tutorial Shows You Step-by-Step How-to Install and Getting-Started with Android Studio IDE on OpenSUSE 42.x Leap KDE/Gnome i686/x8664 Linux Desktop.
Android App Development on OpenSUSE Requires a working Oracle Java JDK Installation.
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