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Martin Tuck, Ph.D., has been named dean of Ohio University-Chillicothe, effective January 10th. He has been serving as interim dean of the campus since May 2011.
The announcement was made by Ohio University Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and interim Executive Dean of Regional Higher Education James Fonseca. Benoit and Fonseca note that Tuck is a thoughtful and effective leader who has gained the respect of Chillicothe students, faculty, staff and community members.
"I was impressed with the ways in which Marty understood and articulated the tremendous possibilities that exist for the Chillicothe Campus," Benoit said.
Fonseca noted that "it is exciting for the Chillicothe campus and for all of Regional Higher Education to announce that the search for the dean has been completed. I anticipate that Marty's leadership will be key not only to the campus but to the development of the regional campus mission across the state."
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"During my time on the Chillicothe Campus, I have developed a great affinity for the mission of regional campuses, particularly OU-C's connection to this region," Tuck said. "The Chillicothe Campus is a unique learning community with a student-focused approach and an emphasis on maintaining the quality of life for area residents. It is important that we continue to provide access to the type of quality learning experience that prepares students for lives of impact."
The Chillicothe Campus dean has put this emphasis on students and the community into action. During his time on campus, Tuck has placed a premium on offering academic programs that respond to strong student interest, align with emerging career fields in the region and support the campus' mission.
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Tuck has been a faculty member and academic administrator at Ohio University for more than 25 years. He is an associate professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry on the Athens campus and was chair of the molecular and cell biology program for eight years. He also represented the College of Arts and Sciences in Faculty Senate. For three of the years he spent as a senator, Tuck served as secretary on the Executive Committee of Faculty Senate.
Tuck is known as a dedicated and effective instructor who continued to teach while serving as an administrator. The College of Arts and Sciences recognized his work in the classroom with a Jeanette Grasselli Faculty Teaching Award and the Dean's Outstanding Teaching Award.
During his time at Ohio University, Tuck also served the institution as the associate provost for academic affairs for seven years. In this capacity, he managed a significant administrative portfolio, which included serving as the university's chief accreditation liaison, handling promotion and tenure issues, resolving faculty grievances and overseeing the academic program review process.
Tuck earned his baccalaureate degree from Middle Tennessee State University and his doctorate from the University of Tennessee. He later completed a three-year postdoctoral fellowship at Fels Research Institute of the Temple University School of Medicine. He joined Ohio University in 1986 as an assistant professor of chemistry before being promoted to associate professor of chemistry in 1995.
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has signed into law new rules that mean wider access to breast and cervical cancer treatment for women who were previously 'locked out' of the system.
The changes, part of the new State budget, are the result of months of work by local lawmakers and Arizona's two Susan G. Komen Affiliates. They mean that hundreds of Arizona women who faced being locked out of breast and cervical cancer treatment will now have increased access to healthcare, to the tune of $8m.
Backing the effort were the Arizona Affiliates of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN), Rep. Matt Heinz, D-Tucson, and Rep. Kate Brophy McGee, R-Phoenix.
The issue came to light for Rep. Heinz after Bobbie Thayer of Peoria visited a mammography provider in early 2011 for a mammogram. She knew that something wasn't right with her breasts. What she didn't know was that by walking into that particular clinic versus another, she had opened a "wrong door" that would automatically make her ineligible for federal funds for cancer treatment.
In Arizona, low-income and uninsured women aged 40-64 have been able to receive breast and cervical cancer screening through the Arizona Department of Health Services Well Woman HealthCheck Program (WWHP). Women who have been enrolled in the program, screened and diagnosed by a WWHP provider are then eligible for treatment through the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), the state's Medicaid program.
But State restrictions meant that if a woman was not screened by a WWHP provider, she was considered ineligible for AHCCCS-covered treatment services, even if she met all other eligibility criteria. That meant a low-income or uninsured woman can be denied cancer treatment simply because she was diagnosed in the wrong facility.
Bobbie, who was ultimately diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer and has spent the past year fighting for her health as well as for treatment coverage, is only one of the estimated hundreds of Arizona women who have been affected by this restriction each year.
The provisions of HB2472, also known as "Bobbie's Law", were included in the budget passed May 1 and signed by Governor Jan Brewer the following week. Bobbie's Law was designed to help ensure there was no "wrong door" to walk through when it came to prevention and treatment of breast and cervical cancer, eliminating the eligibility restriction based on location of diagnosis.
Although no separate Bill was passed, its provisions are now law as part of the Fiscal Year 2013 Budget. Lawmakers voted to set aside $2m in State funds to address the issue. Another $6m is expected in federal funds.
Jaimie Leopold, executive director of Komen Southern Arizona, welcomed the move. "This is a long time coming, and it's very satisfying to see this change. Daily we hear of stories from uninsured and low-income women who have been cut from the state's AHCCCS program. Lifting this 'wrong door' restriction is a step in the right direction," she said.
"I've been a doctor for nearly 10 years and it is tragic that anyone should have to go without lifesaving treatment because they are afraid they won't be able to pay the bill," said Rep. Matt Heinz, D-Tucson District 29 and physician. "No woman should be denied breast cancer treatment because of her income level. Bobbie Thayer was brave enough to share her story and fight for change. Bobbie's work will help save hundreds of women like her."
"We applaud legislators for understanding the need for enhancing access to treatment services after screening and diagnosis regardless of the location. Preventative screenings lead to early stage diagnosis and low-cost, effective treatment," said Brian Hummel, ACS CAN Arizona Government Relations Director.
About Arizona's access to Medicaid services
Under the national Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act of 2000, states have the option to extend full Medicaid coverage to women who would otherwise not have health care coverage for treatment of breast or cervical cancer. However, states have flexibility in how they define whether a woman was screened through the state program. Arizona has up until now been abiding by the most-restrictive Option 1. HB2472 was designed to classify Arizona as an Option 3 state, in which women can receive Medicaid services regardless of whether they were originally screened, as long as they continue to meet other eligibility requirements.
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There are these complex possibilities inherent in the kind of chemistry that we can study in a laboratory and then there is also the kind of chemistry occurring over geological timescales. I think both are important in understanding the emergence of life. As far as geological timescale chemistry is concerned, I want to hypothesize that there will also be some very unlikely reactions, the kinds of reactions that we would not readily observe in a standard chemical reaction experiment. For example if
we have a mixture of different chemicals it will be interesting to know whether there are certain kinds of reactions or chemical bonding within that mixture which have a very low probability of occurring within 1 minute but a much higher probability of occurring within say one year. We see almost analogous kinds of experiments in physics e.g. with neutrino detection where they wait for improbable events to happen. I don't know whether there are analogous kinds of experiments in chemistry or whether chemical bonding can have a probability attached to it, but it would be interesting if there are.


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Inspiring Mid-North Coast residents to pursue tertiary education options is the aim of a new website launched today by Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, the University of Newcastle and other education providers.
The Mid Coast Uni Portal is a joint initiative of the Council, the University of Newcastle, North Coast TAFE and other universities. It will provide a 'one stop shop' for information on tertiary study options, alternative pathways, financial assistance, special entry schemes and scholarships provided by the institutions.
Pro Vice-Chancellor - External Relations of the University of Newcastle, Professor Stephen Crump, said the University was pleased to be part of this important initiative.
"The portal will be an easy to use resource for school leavers and people considering further education," Professor Crump said.
"It will help people of all ages and backgrounds realise that a university degree is an achievable goal and that there are many options available to them to expand their horizons without having to leave the area they love."
Year 12 students played a major role in the creation of the portal that also has its own Facebook page.
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The Mid Coast Uni Portal can be visited at www.midcoastuniportal.com.au
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Preface to the First Edition by Rob Krten
A few years after I started using computers, the very first IBM PC came out. I must have been one of the first people in Ottawa to buy this box, with 16 KB of RAM and no video card, because the salesman wasn't experienced enough to point out that the machine would be totally useless without the video card! Although the box wasn't useful, it did say "IBM" on it (at the time reserved solely for mainframes and the like), so it was impressive on its own. When I finally had enough money to buy the video card, I was able to run BASIC on my parents' TV. To me, this was the height of technology -- especially with a 300 baud acoustically coupled modem! So, you can imagine my chagrin, when my friend Paul Trunley called me up and said, "Hey, log in to my computer!" I thought to myself, "Where did he get a VAX from?" since that was the only conceivable machine I knew about that would fit in his parents' house and let you "log in" to. So I called it up. It was a PC running an obscure operating system called "QUNIX," with a revision number less than 1.00. It let me "log in." I was hooked!
What has always struck me about the QNX family of operating systems is the small memory footprint, the efficiency, and the sheer elegance of the implementation. I would often entertain (or bore, more likely) dinner guests with stories about all the programs running concurrently on my machine in the basement, as we ate. Those who were knowledgeable about computers would speculate about how huge the disk must be, how I must have near infinite memory, etc. After dinner, I'd drag them downstairs and show them a simple PC with (at the time) 8 MB of RAM and a 70 MB hard disk. This would sometimes impress them. Those who where not impressed would then be shown how much RAM and disk space was still available, and how most of the used disk space was just data I had accumulated over the years.
As time passed, I've had the privilege of working at a number of companies, most of which were involved with some form of QNX development; (from telecoms, to process control, to frame grabber drivers, ...), with the single most striking characteristic being the simplicity of the designs and implementation. In my opinion, this is due to the key engineers on the projects having a good understanding of the QNX operating system -- if you have a clean, elegant architecture to base your designs on, chances are that your designs will also end up being clean and elegant (unless the problem is really ugly).
In November, 1995, I had the good fortune to work directly for QNX Software Systems (QSS), writing the training material for their two QNX Neutrino courses, and presenting them over the next three years.
It's these past 19 years or so that gave me the inspiration and courage to write the first book, Getting Started with QNX 4 -- A Guide for Realtime Programmers, which was published in May, 1998. With this new book on QNX Neutrino, I hope to share some of the concepts and ideas I've learned, so that you can gain a good, solid understanding of how the QNX Neutrino OS works, and how you can use it to your advantage. Hopefully, as you read the book, light bulbs will turn on in your head, making you say "Aha! That's why they did it this way!"
A little history
QSS, the company that created the QNX operating system, was founded in 1980 by Dan Dodge and Gordon Bell (both graduates of the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada). Initially, the company was called Quantum Software Systems Limited, and the product was called "QUNIX" ("Quantum UNIX"). After a polite letter from AT&T's lawyers (who owned the "UNIX" trademark at the time), the product's name changed to "QNX." Some time after that, the company's name itself changed to "QNX Software Systems" -- in those days, everyone and their dog seemed to have a company called "Quantum" something or other.
The first commercially successful product was simply called "QNX" and ran on 8088 processors. Then, "QNX 2" (QNX version 2) came out in the early 1980s. It's still running in many mission-critical systems to this day. Around 1991, a new operating system, "QNX 4," was introduced, with enhanced 32-bit operations and POSIX support. In 1995, the latest member of the QNX family, QNX Neutrino, was introduced. On September 26th, 2000, the QNX Realtime Platform (consisting of the QNX Neutrino operating system, Photon windowing system, development tools and compilers, etc.) was released for free for noncommercial purposes. As of this second printing (July 2001) there have been over 1 million downloads! (Go to http://get.qnx.com/ to get your free copy.)
Who this book is for
This book is suitable for anyone wishing to gain a good fundamental understanding of the key features of the QNX Neutrino OS and how it works. Readers with a modest computer background should still get a lot out of the book (although the discussion in each chapter gets more and more technical as the chapter progresses). Even diehard hackers should find some interesting twists, especially with the two fundamental features of QNX Neutrino, the message-passing nature of the operating system and the way device drivers are structured.
I've tried to explain things in an easy-to-read "conversational" style, anticipating some of the common questions that come up and answering them with examples and diagrams. Because a complete understanding of the C language isn't required, but is definitely an asset, there are quite a few code samples sprinkled throughout.
What's in this book?
This book introduces you to what the QNX Neutrino operating system is and how it functions. It contains chapters covering process states, threads, scheduling algorithms, message passing, operating system modularity, and so on. If you've never used QNX Neutrino before, but are familiar with realtime operating systems, then you'll want to pay particular attention to the chapters on message passing and resource managers, since these are concepts fundamental to QNX Neutrino.
Processes and Threads
An introduction to processes and threads in QNX Neutrino, realtime, scheduling, and prioritization. You'll learn about scheduling states and QNX Neutrino's scheduling algorithms, as well as the functions you use to control scheduling, create processes and threads, and modify processes and threads that are already running. You'll see how QNX Neutrino implements SMP (Symmetrical Multi-Processing), and the advantages (and pitfalls) that this brings.
"Scheduling and the real world" discusses how threads are scheduled on a running system, and what sorts of things can cause a running thread to be rescheduled.
Message Passing
An introduction to QNX Neutrino's most fundamental feature, message passing. You'll learn what message passing is, how to use it to communicate between threads, and how to pass messages over a network. Priority inversion, the bane of realtime systems everywhere, and other advanced topics are also covered here.
This is one of the most important chapters in this book! |
Clocks, Timers, and Getting a Kick Every So Often
Learn all about the system clock and timers, and how to get a timer to send you a message. Lots of practical information here, and code samples galore.
This chapter will teach you how to write interrupt handlers for QNX Neutrino, and how interrupt handlers affect thread scheduling.
Resource Managers
Learn all about QNX Neutrino resource managers (also known variously as "device drivers" and "I/O managers"). You'll need to read and understand the Message Passing chapter before you write your own resource managers. The source for several complete resource managers is included.
Resource managers are another important aspect of every QNX Neutrino-based system. |
QNX 4 to QNX Neutrino
This is an invaluable guide for anyone porting their QNX 4 application to QNX Neutrino, or having to maintain code on both platforms. (QNX 4 is QSS's previous-generation operating system, also the subject of my previous book, Getting Started with QNX 4.) Even if you're designing a new application, there may be demand from your customer base to support it on both QNX 4 and QNX Neutrino -- if that happens, this section will help you avoid common pitfalls and show you how to write code that's portable to both operating systems.
Calling 911
Where you can turn to when you get stuck, find a bug, or need help with your design.
Contains definitions of the terms used throughout this book.
Other references
In addition to the custom kernel interface, QNX Neutrino implements a wide range of industry standards. This lets you support your favorite publishers when looking for information about standard functions from ANSI, POSIX, TCP/IP, etc.
About Rob Krten
Rob Krten has been doing embedded systems work, mostly on contract, since 1986 and systems-level programming since 1981. During his three year contract at QSS, he designed and presented QSS's courses on "Realtime Programming under the Neutrino Kernel" and "Writing a Resource Manager." He also wrote the prototype version of QSS's QNX Neutrino Native Networking Manager (Qnet) software, as well as a significant portion of QSS's Building Embedded Systems book.
Both this book and his previous book, Getting Started with QNX 4 -- A Guide for Realtime Programmers, have received a Society for Technical Communications (STC; http://www.stc.org/) Award of Merit.
Rob maintains a website at http://www.krten.com.
This book would not have been possible without the help and support I received from the following people, who contributed numerous suggestions and comments: Dave Athersych, Luc Bazinet, James Chang, Dan Dodge, Dave Donohoe, Steven Dufresne, Thomas Fletcher, David Gibbs, Marie Godfrey, Bob Hubbard, Mike Hunter, Pradeep Kathail, Steve Marsh, Danny N. Prairie, and Andrew Vernon. (Apologies in advance if I've missed anyone.)
I'd like to particularly thank Brian Stecher, who patiently reviewed at least three complete drafts of this book in detail, and Peter van der Veen, who spent many nights at my place (granted, I did bribe him with beer and pizza), giving me insight into the detailed operations of QNX Neutrino's resource managers.
Thanks to Kim Fraser for once again providing the cover artwork.
Additionally, my thanks goes out to John Ostrander for his excellent grammatical suggestions and detailed proof-reading of of the book :-)
And of course, a special thank-you goes to my editor, Chris Herborth, for finding the time to edit this book, help out with the sometimes obscure SGML/LaTeX tools, etc., all while doing dozens of other things at the same time! [I told you to remind me not to do that again! - chrish]
I'd also like to gratefully acknowledge the patience and understanding of my wife, Christine, for putting up with me while I crawled off into the basement and ignored her for hours on end!


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The pricing in the direction of natural gas in the United States and secondly which could be more importantly the recovery in China for industrial production steel consumption.
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By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/metatarsalgia/DS00496
Metatarsalgia |
Metatarsalgia is a condition marked by pain and inflammation in the ball of your foot.
You may experience metatarsalgia if you're physically active and you participate in activities that involve running and jumping. Or, you may develop metatarsalgia by wearing ill-fitting shoes. There are other causes as well.
Although generally not serious, metatarsalgia can sideline you. Fortunately, conservative treatments, such as ice and rest, can often relieve metatarsalgia symptoms. And proper footwear, along with shock-absorbing insoles or arch supports, may be all you need to prevent or minimize future problems with metatarsalgia.
Symptoms of metatarsalgia may include:
- Sharp, aching or burning pain in the ball of your foot — the part of the sole just behind your toes
- Pain in the area around your second, third or fourth toes — or, only near your big toe
- Pain that gets worse when you stand, walk or run and improves when you rest
- Sharp or shooting pain in your toes
- Numbness or tingling in your toes
- Pain that worsens when you flex your feet
- A feeling in your feet as if you're walking with a pebble in your shoe
- Increased pain when you're walking barefoot, especially on a hard surface
Sometimes these symptoms develop suddenly — especially if you've recently increased your usual amount of running, jumping or other high-impact exercise — but problems usually develop over time.
When to see a doctor
Not all foot problems need medical care. Sometimes your feet simply ache after a long day of standing or a punishing workout. But it's best not to ignore any foot pain that lasts more than a few days. Talk to your doctor if you experience a burning pain in the ball of your foot that doesn't improve after changing your shoes and modifying your activities.
In each foot, five metatarsal bones run from your arch to your toe joints. The first metatarsal is shorter and thicker than the other four bones, which are usually similar in size. During the push-off phase when you walk, jump or run, your body weight is transferred to your toes and metatarsals. The first and second metatarsal bones take the brunt of this force.
Most metatarsal problems develop when something changes in the way your foot normally works (mechanics), affecting how your weight is distributed. This can put excess pressure on the metatarsals, leading to inflammation and pain, especially in the metatarsal heads — the rounded ends of the bones that connect with your toe bones.
Sometimes a single factor can lead to metatarsalgia. More often, several factors are involved, including:
- Intense training or activity. Runners are at risk of metatarsalgia, primarily because the front of your foot absorbs significant force when you run. But anyone who participates in a high-impact sport is also at risk, especially if your shoes are ill-fitting or are worn out.
- Certain foot shapes. A high arch can put extra pressure on the metatarsals. So can having a second toe that's longer than the big toe, which causes more weight than normal to be shifted to the second metatarsal head.
- Hammertoe. This foot problem can develop when high heels or too-small shoes prevent your toes from lying flat. As a result, one of your toes — usually the second — curls downward because of a bend in the middle toe joint. This contraction depresses the metatarsal heads.
- Bunion. This is a swollen, painful bump at the base of your big toe. Sometimes the tendency to develop bunions is inherited, but the problem can also result from wearing high heels or too-small shoes. Bunions are much more common in women than in men. A bunion can weaken your big toe, putting extra stress on the ball of your foot. Surgery to correct a bunion can also lead to metatarsalgia if you don't rest long enough for your foot to heal completely.
- Excess weight. Because most of your body weight transfers to your forefoot when you move, extra pounds mean more pressure on your metatarsals. Losing weight may reduce or eliminate symptoms of metatarsalgia.
- Poorly fitting shoes. High heels, which transfer extra weight to the front of your foot, are a common cause of metatarsalgia in women. Shoes with a narrow toe box or athletic shoes that lack support and padding also can contribute to metatarsal problems.
- Stress fractures. Small breaks in the metatarsals or toe bones can be painful and change the way you put weight on your foot.
- Morton's neuroma. This noncancerous growth of fibrous tissue around a nerve usually occurs between the third and fourth metatarsal heads. It causes symptoms that are similar to metatarsalgia and can also contribute to metatarsal stress. Morton's neuroma frequently results from wearing high heels or too-tight shoes that put pressure on your toes. It can also develop after high-impact activities such as jogging and aerobics.
Risk factors
Almost anyone can develop metatarsalgia, but you're at higher risk if you:
- Participate in high-impact sports. Metatarsalgia is more likely to occur if you're a runner or you participate in sports that involve running or jumping, such as soccer, tennis, baseball, football or basketball. Swimming and cycling, which don't put pressure on your forefoot, aren't likely to cause metatarsalgia.
- Wear high heels or shoes that don't fit properly. High heels transfer extra weight onto the front of your foot, and shoes that are too tight can compress your toes. Wearing athletic shoes that aren't well padded or that aren't appropriate for a particular sport — for example, playing basketball in tennis shoes — also can put you at risk of metatarsalgia.
- Are overweight. Extra pounds put more pressure on your metatarsals.
- Have other foot problems. Certain foot shapes — such as high arches, a long second toe or unusually long metatarsals — can contribute to metatarsalgia. So can conditions such as hammertoe, arthritis and gout. These conditions can cause pain and inflammation that change the way you walk and the distribution of weight in your feet.
Left untreated, metatarsalgia may lead to:
- Pain in other parts of the same or opposite foot
- Pain elsewhere in the body, such as the low back or hip, due to limping (altered gait) from foot pain
Preparing for your appointment
You'll probably first see your family doctor or general practitioner. However, he or she may refer you to a bone specialist (orthopedist) or a foot specialist (podiatrist).
Because appointments can be brief, it's a good idea to be well prepared for your visit. Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
What you can do
Before your appointment:
- Make a list of the symptoms you're experiencing, including any that may seem unrelated to your foot pain.
- Write down questions to ask your doctor.
For metatarsalgia, some basic questions you might want to ask your doctor include:
- What's causing my symptoms?
- Do I need any tests?
- Is my condition likely temporary or chronic?
- What treatment do you recommend?
- What are the alternatives to the primary approach that you're suggesting?
- How long will it be before I start feeling better?
- Are there any activity restrictions that I need to follow?
- Are there any brochures or other printed material that I can take home with me? What websites do you recommend visiting?
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions as well. Some questions your doctor may ask include:
- When did you first begin experiencing symptoms?
- Have your symptoms been continuous or occasional?
- How severe are your symptoms?
- What, if anything, seems to improve your symptoms?
- What, if anything, appears to worsen your symptoms?
What you can do in the meantime
While you're waiting to see your doctor, rest your foot as much as possible and wear properly fitting shoes. If your pain is severe, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), naproxen (Aleve) or aspirin may help ease your discomfort.
Tests and diagnosis
Various foot problems can cause symptoms similar to those of metatarsalgia. To help pinpoint the source of your pain, your doctor will examine your foot and ask about your lifestyle and activity level. You may need an X-ray to identify or rule out a stress fracture or other foot problems.
Treatments and drugs
Conservative measures usually relieve the pain of metatarsalgia.
- Rest. Protect your foot from further injury by not stressing it. You may need to avoid your favorite sport for a while, but you can stay fit with low-impact exercises, such as swimming or cycling. Continue with stretching and lower body strength training as your pain permits.
- Ice the affected area. Apply ice packs to the affected area for about 20 minutes at a time, several times a day. To protect your skin, wrap the ice packs in a thin towel.
- Take an over-the-counter pain reliever. Try ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), naproxen (Aleve, others) or aspirin to reduce pain and inflammation.
- Wear proper shoes. Your doctor may recommend a shoe that's especially suited for your foot type, your stride and your particular sport.
- Try shock-absorbing insoles. These off-the-shelf shoe inserts — often made of cork, plastic, rubber or a gel-like substance — fit inside your shoes to help cushion shock.
- Use metatarsal pads. These off-the-shelf pads are placed in your shoes just ahead of the metatarsal bone to help deflect stress away from the painful area.
Consider arch supports. If insoles don't help, your doctor may recommend arch supports to minimize stress on the metatarsal bones and improve foot function. Off-the-shelf arch supports come in various sizes and can be fitted immediately. More durable arch supports can be custom-made from a foam mold or plaster cast of your foot.
Rigid arch supports are made of a firm material such as plastic or carbon fiber. They're designed to control motion in two major foot joints below your ankles. Semirigid arch supports are made of softer materials such as leather and cork reinforced by silicone. Arch supports designed to treat metatarsalgia may include metatarsal pads, too.
If conservative treatments fail, in rare cases surgery to realign the metatarsal bones may be an option. If you're considering foot surgery, discuss the benefits and risks with your doctor.
When you're serious about sports, your metatarsals may take a beating. But that doesn't mean you have to live with pain and injuries. To help protect your feet:
- Choose the right shoes. Wearing high heels or too-small shoes can set the stage for a host of foot problems, including metatarsalgia. The same is true of shoes that don't provide enough support and cushioning. Look for shoes with a wide toe box and a rocker sole, which redistribute weight on the bottom of your foot.
- Consider cushioned insoles or arch supports. These products can help prevent the pain of metatarsalgia — as well as relieve the pain when it develops.
- Maintain a healthy weight. Keeping your weight within a healthy range can take a load off your feet.
If you're recovering from an injury, don't try to resume strenuous activity too soon. If you're not completely healed — or you train through the pain — you may develop more severe problems that limit your activity even longer.
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- Metatarsalgia. The American College of Foot & Ankle Orthopedics & Medicine. http://www.acfaom.org/metatarsalgia.shtml. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.
- Bunions. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00155. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.
- Morton's neuroma. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00158. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.
- Mann JA, et al. Foot & ankle surgery. In: Skinner HB. Current Diagnosis & Treatment in Orthopedics. 4th ed. New York, N.Y.: McGraw-Hill Medical; 2006. http://www.accessmedicine.com/content.aspx?aID=2321820. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.
- Callahan LR, et al. Overview of running injuries of the lower extremity. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.


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Benevolent Dictator for Life
Benevolent Dictator for Life (BDFL) is a title given to a small number of open-source software development leaders, typically project founders who retain the final say in disputes or arguments within the community.
The phrase originated in 1995 with reference to Guido van Rossum, creator of the Python programming language.[1][2] Shortly after van Rossum joined the Corporation for National Research Initiatives (CNRI), the term appeared in a follow-up mail by Ken Manheimer to a meeting trying to create a semi-formal group that would oversee Python development and workshops.[1]
BDFL should not be confused with the more common term for open-source leaders, "benevolent dictator", which was popularized by Eric S. Raymond's essay "Homesteading the Noosphere" (1999).[3] Among other topics related to hacker culture, Raymond elaborates on how the nature of open source forces the "dictatorship" to keep itself benevolent, since a strong disagreement can lead to the forking of the project under the rule of new leaders.
Examples of people sometimes referred to as Benevolent Dictators for Life[edit]
- Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project is often thought to be a Benevolent Dictator for Life
- Adrian Bowyer, founder of RepRap project
- Guido van Rossum, creator of Python[4][5]
- Linus Torvalds, creator of the Linux kernel[6]
- Patrick Volkerding, the creator of Slackware[7]
- Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia [8]
- Fabio Erculiani, the creator of Sabayon Linux[9]
- Mark Shuttleworth calls himself the "Self-Appointed Benevolent Dictator for Life", or SABDFL, and the Ubuntu community often uses this name to refer to him[10][11]
- Adrian Holovaty and Jacob Kaplan-Moss, for Django[12][13]
- Steve Coast, the founder of OpenStreetMap[14]
- Rasmus Lerdorf, the creator of PHP[15]
- Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js[16]
- Larry Wall, the creator of Perl[17]
- Ton Roosendaal, creator of Blender[18]
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And away we go
Well, here we go.
This'll be 14 of these media day things for yours truly – missed 2007 because we were in Italy waiting for the gang to arrive – and, yes, it does get old.
But it also is a bit like the first day of school and we all recall how much fun that was, right?
What, my friends ask, is Media Day really like?
Well, it's busy but with a lot of standing around and waiting; everybody gets what they need – eventually.
It's relatively informal, which is good, but it's also crowded so getting one-on-one time isn't going to happen.
It's kind of a mishmash.
But the drill, if the methods of 14 previous years holds, is:
The player saunter in, get their pictures taken at half a dozen or so "stations" before running a gauntlet of media outlets where they do those "I'm So And So And You're Watching Raptors Basketball On Whichever Of The Hundred Networks We're On Tonight" promos.
They're herded around the room (this year we're in the fancy-schmancy new atrium instead of the practice gym/sweatbox) by a member of the staff and then we get 'em, usually in rather unmanageable scrums wherever they break up.
But it's after those scrums, when we're standing around awkwardly wondering what to do, that you get to actually stop and say hello to a player or a coach or a member of the staff.
That's the good part. You can get a bit more work done and catch up on the comings and goings of the summer and have a normal conversation.
Then we all head back to our little places to write, some of us hop a train to Ottawa and things get started in earnest tomorrow at Carleton.
And, finally …
What happened
Well, nba.com is a bit slow off the mark, they seem to have missed a couple the Rasho and Belinelli transactions here but it's the best I've got.
These guys, you know
Lots of stuff in our paper (like this from this morning) and on the site about the Raptors so we'll leave them pretty much alone.
Suffice it to say that this is, on paper, as deep a team as they've ever had.
Look at the second five: Jack, Belinelli, Wright, Evans, Nesterovic. All starters at times last season.
Yes, it's only on paper and rebounding and defence are an issue going in. But, still …
Wait 'til next year.
So the Knicks are still planning to be big players in the 2010 free agency derby. Guess that's good because I only see them being bit players in the NBA this season.
Lucky ticket buyers.
The knee's the thing
Sure, Rasheed Wallace probably helps Boston a lot but I'm holding off on the Celtics until I see Kevin Garnett run. Yes, they are still good but Ray Allen's not getting any younger, if you recall there were issues that arose about Rajon Rondo's "coachability" in the summer and if Garnett's not normal, neither are the Celtics.
Who's the boss?
Philly was a feel-good story last year but I'm wondering how they'll do without Andre Miller and no experienced replacement? Not well, I fear.
They'll score and run and be quick. Will they win? Not enough.
Let the Nyet jokes begin
Yes, they still have Devin Harris and I really like Lopez but, seriously, in This Man's East, you have to think the Nets are life and death for the post-season, don't you? Somewhere, Kidd-Carter-Jefferson are collectively smiling. They got out when the getting was good.
You still here?
This could, now that I think of it, be the Under-the-Radar signing of the division, but yes, that's Darko Milicic, third team in six years, with the Knicks. If he can't play for Mike D'Antoni, he can't play.
Which is probably what we'll find out.
What will happen
Anyone's guess after the Celtics – and that's only if the Celtics don't run into a rash of injuries. There's no reason to think the Raptors don't start the season as the second-best team in the division.
Okay, this may not be earth-shattering news, but when I was hanging out at the golf tournament, talk got around to the scrimmages that had been going on at the Air Canada Centre
And here's unsolicited Bryan on Reggie Evans:
"I have to say, he's going to be a difference-maker for this team.
"He looks like he's in mid-season form … he had an impact immediately, he's around the ball all the time, he came up with multiple rebounds that in the past we wouldn't have had.
"He challenged Andrea when he was defending him to the extent that Andrea came back the second day much more prepared to go a little bit harder, to fight against that defensive pressure, that little inside force.
"If it's any indication, he's going to have a big impact both in practice and in game situations and we've got someone to turn to."
Now, it would have been big news if Bryan ripped him or something but still …
Hey, this is pretty cool.
I'm sure you've all heard and read about the Canadian women making it to the world championships (if you missed it, go here to get all the details).
Am working on a story now for tomorrow that says this has been the greatest summer for Canada Basketball in, well, in ever, I'd suggest.
And I know a lot of you don't know coach Allison McNeill or any of the women on the team but, trust me, this is a good thing happening to good people.
These folks go through a tough summer of travel – they've played in China, Cuba and B.C. before Brazil – with little or no fanfare and truly for the love of the game and their country.
No one's out to assure themselves of a big bucks contract for the summer, there's no media and no glamour.
They play for all the right reasons and it's nice to see them rewarded.
List time
(Remember that?) Anyway, it being Training Camp Nostalgia time, I was trying to figure out how they'd rank – in order -- over the decade and a half I've been going.
This is totally subjective and has as much to do with how we were treated as anything but what the heck.
The no-brainer of no-brainers. Great hotel (the front yard was a vineyard), excellent conditions (Il Ghirada's gorgeous) and a half hour train ride from Venice.
Seriously. Good city, excellent gym, coffee place just down the hall. Only drawback? We worked behind a curtain in a hallway.
Lattes in the building, good ante room to set up in; minus for being stuck way out of town and having to commute.
Hotel, when we stayed, was attached to arena. And it was all new so everyone was excited. And, although I'm not sure this is good, Brendan Malone let us watch every minute of every practice.
Close to Niagara Falls, which was a big plus, but the work room was a storage closet.
One year was enough. Guess it was a nod to The New VR or something but facilities were so-so and it's hardly the garden spot of North America.
You ever spent time in downtown Buffalo in early October? Ugh.
Training camp at home? Heresy.
Do yourself a favour if you've got time this week. I'm pretty sure RaptorsTV is going to pick up the WNBA Final – starts Tuesday in Phoenix – and I bet you're surprised by the level of play if you tune in.
So tune in.
And, of course, watch local Tammy Sutton-Brown with the Fever, she was huge in a big Game 3 win over Detroit that got Indy to the final.
Let's see: Men's world championships in Turkey, about 10 days off and then the women's world championships in Czech Republic?
Guess I'm going to have a busy summer next year, right boss?
Boss? You there? You reading this?


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Watford duo Joel Ekstrand and Geoffrey Mujangi Bia are available for Championship trip to Blackburn Rovers
9:00am Friday 26th October 2012 in Sport By Frank Smith, Deputy Group Sports Editor
Watford duo Joel Ekstrand and Geoffrey Mujangi Bia are available for this Saturday's trip to Blackburn Rovers.
The duo have both only made one appearance for the Hornets since their arrivals in the summer from Udinese and Standard Liege.
Ekstrand last played as a substitute in the 2-1 victory against Charlton Athletic while Bia hasn't featured since the Capital One Cup defeat to Bradford City.
Speaking yesterday (Thursday), Zola said: "Joel should be training tomorrow (Friday) for sure. He has been training, but on his own rather than with the squad this week. He played with us the other day but we have preferred to keep him training on his own because we don't want to make things worse.
"Bia has been training the whole week on his own. He has already done some work with the ball but today (Thursday) was the first time he was back to normal training."
However, the Hornets boss will still be without Nyron Nosworthy as the central defender has not recovered from the injury sustained on international duty.
Zola also confirmed that Prince Buaben, John Eustace and Neuton are still out.
Pudil's suspension and the departure of Carl Dickinson and Craig Forsyth mean Watford only have one naturally left-sided player in Jean-Alain Fanchone.
Udinese loanee Fanchone has yet to play since signing at Vicarage Road but Zola said he is fit and is an option, although the head coach did highlight that other players could fill in for Pudil.
Zola said: "Fanchone hasn't played very much but he has been training well and has done is ok. He is a natural left full-back but we also have players who can adapt to play in that position so I will make some considerations."
The Hornets travel to Rovers looking to bounce back from their 2-1 defeat Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday.
Blackburn have been without a manger since Steve Kean left the club at the end of September but caretaker boss Eric Black has steered them to fifth place in the Championship.
Despite the managerial upheaval, Zola believes Rovers will challenge for the title.
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10:14am Fri 26 Oct 12
Bush Hornet says...
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10:31am Fri 26 Oct 12
miked2006 says...
I do think "must win on Saturday" is a bit bonkers though. I think we do have a chance of winning it but they have a very strong team and would settle for an away draw, especially with no left sided players.
10:38am Fri 26 Oct 12
JoeWFC_12 says...
11:00am Fri 26 Oct 12
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12:17pm Fri 26 Oct 12
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5:13pm Fri 26 Oct 12
Casterbridge says...
londomollari wrote:Quite. Denied 6 points by the sendings off but still only 4 points off the play-offs. May well be in with a shout by the end of the season.
"Must win" is a bit excessive, really. I recollect that, at this time last season, we were bouncing around near the bottom of the division and playing rubbish. There is a lot of season to go, yet! 'Must wins' come into force in March and April
5:15pm Fri 26 Oct 12
DuffmanWFC says...
The watford side of last season would of been near the bottom with Bassini, Dyche and co! But with the owners and players we now have I really think we can push up higher then 6th?
Would be great to have Ekstrand in a back 3 with Hall and Hoban with Nosworthy on the bench as back up!
Then a midfield of Vydra, Murray, Abdi, Pudil and Hogg with Eustace and Mujangi Bai on the bench and up front you have Forestieri and Geijo up front with Deeney on the bench!
Last of the other subs; Cassetti, Bottachetti, Anya, Belleck, Bauban, Doyley, McGinn, Fanchone or Thompson!
What a side - No Chalobah that's because his loan finishes soon but if we can get it extended then brill!
No Yeates No Iwelumo
5:38pm Fri 26 Oct 12
bushey tales says...
10:38pm Fri 26 Oct 12
DuffmanWFC says...
Don't forget chum that we would of had to sell our other better players because of debts!
12:13am Sat 27 Oct 12
Travelling Hornet says...
Bush Hornet wrote:i think Fanchone will play tomorrow.
Doesn't sound like Zola rates Fanchone too highly
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