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First stop on Lou's agenda...a skinny cappuccino and a raspberry muffin in Starbucks! Surrounded by lycra clad runners fresh from Central Park and people checking morning emails on their laptops. Walked through Central Park in scorching heat wearing jeans and carrying a jumper, we came across strawberry fields - a memorial to the late John Lennon. A welcome break from the sun, we sat on shady benches around a black and white mosaic dedicated to his memory.
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8th April 2010
We had a nice breakfast at a little deli on Broadway and took the far easier option of the subway downtown to the World Trade Centre site. There is so much construction going on, including a 9/11 memorial, but it is still utterly unbelievable what happened here in 2001. There is a tiny, 250 year old chapel right behind the site which houses numerous personal stories and tributes, particularly to the firefighters that lost their lives. To find this right in the middle of a city like NYC, and knowing that this was the place where the rescuers rested, was really quite touching.
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China Town next, and rude not to indulge in some of the local cuisine which was delicious. After lunch we sat in a lovely square full of Chinese people, all singing, playing checkers - the trees are all covered in bright pink and purple blossom and it is gorgeous
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A panel discussion on "George F. Kennan's 'Long Telegram'" is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, in 219 Burr Hall.
Participating will be Princeton faculty members John Ikenberry, Aaron Friedberg and Stephen Kotkin along with the University of Virginia's Melvyn Leffler. The event is part of a series, "60 Years Later: Critical Texts of the 20th Century," celebrating the 60th anniversary of Kennan's influential early assessment of post-war Soviet conduct and motives.
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RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
No worries! I'll definitely have it by then. If convenient, I could give it to you at the show.
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
We are leaving early on Wed March 22.
I assume Matt got it at a bookstore. I may try to pick it up tomorrow or try to Amazon it into existence.
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Kevin -
When are you leaving again? I need to get that Sage RPLXi to you, it's in Al D's hands at the moment...
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
My limited experience is to look for incoming tides at first light. This is of course assuming you want to fish flats. It can also work the other was with some deeper water and fishing the drop offs on an outgoing with heavier flies. I am no expert here though so I am hoping others can comment.
I have had alot of experiences with 'Cudas though ! I have fished in the Keys for them and landed several over a few days that where swimming in knee deep water. If I where you, I would be more concerned about any sharks that work there way onto the flats than the 'Cudas. My experience with 'Cudas is they took off after I released them and although somewhat brave, did not venture towards me. You know I saw something on sharks somewhere that showed pics of fishermen on a sandbar and there where numerous sharks 30 feet away and I do not think these anglers ever knew it !
Hey, how do we get a copy of that Bahama's Fishing Book ??
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
John and Juro,
Thanks so much for the details. Matt Field, one of the other guys that is going, picked up "The Bahamas Flyfishing Guide" which may be the book you mention. It indicated that where we are planning to stay on Spanish Wells did not happen to have fishable flats right there, but they are all over near by. It looks like we will be renting a boat to get to them where we can beach the boat and wade to fish. I might try to go pick up the book myself.
The place we are staying, the Adventurers, is supposed to have recovered from the hurricane and is reopened. We'll see It is 4 guys going down for an extra long weekend, so the accommodations do not have to be perfect and we won't have wives or girlfriends along this time.
Thanks for the tips on the flies. I'll be sure to have some of them with me!
BTW what was your experience with tides? I don't relish the idea of swimming after a boat in 'cuda laden waters!
We'll take lots of pictures!
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Nice bit of sleuthing John! The insight of the initiated always has such an urgent ring to it. I could see the white fangs of the wild dogs and feel all of that hurricane damage fade away as I (vicariously) turn my back to the shore and search the flat.
Unfortunately, the reality set in that my wife will require more than a place to sit in the sun... well after the first day anyway. We hope to make this trip next winter with both of our interests in mind.
I can't wait to hear about Kevin and Steve's excellent adventure!
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
First try this website: www.bonefishadventure.com
This site will give you alot of info about the Island and a place called the Rainbow Inn. The Inn caters to folks who want to bonefish on Eluthera on their own.
Also, there is a place called the Laughing Bird Apartments which has a flat out their front door. Supposedly there are flats on the laft side of the Island for almost the entire length of the Island.
There is another WEB site but I cannot make out the address from the paper I have. Do a search on "Bonefish Beginnings" and it is an article on fishing Eluthera by a guy in the Boston area.
Finally, here is a response I got from someone who fished Eluthera on their own. Pretty self-explanatory....
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Subject: Re: Eluthera
We just got back from a ten day trip that ended on 01/03/00. The weather
for most of the trip was cool and windy. We stayed near Governors Harbor
on Balara Bay. We found good fishable flats at Balara, Governors Harbor,
"Girls Bank" on Harbor Island and by the airstrip/dump at the Governors
Harbor Airport. Overall the fishing was slow and I would have liked to
extended our range, but that was hard to do with a nice flat right in front
of our villa.
The island seems to have been hit harder by the hurricane than we were
told. Cupid's Cay looks like a war zone and the club med resort was closed
when we were there (nice pink beach though) We had trouble finding any
really nice restaurants but you might want to check out the Buccaneer club
for conch and other local dishes, Mate and Jenny's for pizza or the Rainbow
Inn for dinner.
A jeep should be perfect for getting around, as many sections of the
highway are almost completely washed away (James Cistern is the worst).
Also, the access to the flats at the airstrip is via a rough track; beware
the wild dogs at the southern end of the point. We didn't rent a boat or
use a guide although we did see several local guides polling the flats in
front of the house that we stayed in.
All five of the fish I caught were on the same fly. A small #4 white/tan
charlie with grizzly hackle tips tied into the wing. My leader was 15'
long with a 10# fluorocarbon tippet. I would think that typical Bahamas
bonefish flies would work.
If you are bringing your wife/girlfriend, be aware that there is absolutely
nothing for them to do other than lie on the beach. In Governors Harbor
there is no shopping, no beach front restaurants, no sailing rentals or
kayak rentals, nada. For these kind of activities you will need do drive
50 miles north and take a water taxi to Harbor Island. You can fish on
Girls Bank while they shop and hit the blue bar at the Pink Sands resort.
Kayaks are for guest use only, but they wont know you're not a guest. (Of
course, Girls Bank is located next to the Harbour Island dump) You can
buy good fresh fish from the fishermen in Governors Harbor at 3pm everyday.
As it turns out, my fishing friend found a book waiting for him on his desk
when he returned to work. It was a guide to bonefishing in the Bahamas
featuring maps and descriptions of the best areas on each of the islands.
I don't recall the name, but I'll forward it to you when I get it. I
remember he said there were many flats around Palmetto Point, which we
didn't know when we were there. Also, I wouldn't go back without a
nautical chart of the Island. Most of the fishable areas are not visible
from the main road, so you may want to do some exploring.
Kevin, best of luck and let me know if you need anything else....
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
I have got "mucho" info on Eluthera. Give me a couple of days and I will dig it up and pass it along. Basically, there are many spots to wade fish. You move from flat to flat and fish the tides. A car/jeep is essential. I did all of this research as we where planning to get there last spring. My wife was pregnant at the time and the doctor recommended not traveling so we canned the trip. Like I said, I will dig up the info. The latest I heard is that the Hurricans have not been very kind to Eluthera but the fish are there....
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Your ideal vacation thought is right up my ally. With all the work travel and long hours (mine) the wife's about to kick my a$$ (I don't get it kids aren't that much work are they?). I'm looking for suggestions keys are nice resorty place for Susan, fishing for me. After a some guiding I'd like to try this on my looking for direction.
andre (not the one above, wow 2 andre's on your list)
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Hi Kevin
We like Eleuthera because you don't need a boat to fish most of the flats. We are fully booked for March/April this year but have vacancies in November/December at only 695.00 UKPounds [=around 1,000.00 USDollars] per week [and also a vacancy for one person week commencing May 20th.]
See our website http://www.bonefishadventure.com for details
Tight Lines
BfC & BfG
[Bonefish Carol & Bonefish Graham of BONEFISH ADVENTURE LIMITED]
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
As he mentioned in his email, he's happy to help us. Fisherman's code of ethics
Also Joel Moxey of Moxey's Bonefish Lodge replied:
Andros Island offers perhaps the greatest variety of fishing over anywhere in the World. You can wade or fish from the boat for different size of fish.
You can fish schools of fish by wading or you can fish for double digit fish cruising the flats by themseleves or in pairs. An endless expanse of backcountry strewn with mangroves on Andros' west side is so vast that it will take you months of fishing to cover.
Alternatively you can fish the bights or the east side of the island with its many ocean flats. You will find large schools of fish on the east coast flats and larger individual fish as well.
I've fished and dive Acklins Island extensively and recommend the Island for those who are looking for one of the remotest place on God's earth.
However, be sure and take plenty of insect repellent. Fishing promises to be good and you probably will not see another soul fishing the flats there. Good fishing.
Thanks Joel!
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Thanks for the ideas. We thought we'd get a guide for a day, but then work our own schedule. We also don't need a fancy lodge. Could you ask your friend for more info on Eleuthera? Or ask him if he'd mind if I emailed him directly.
BTW, I started wrapping the guides back on that old 'boo rod. It should look pretty nice by the time I'm done.
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Initial reply from my inquiry to recent visitor...
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Subject: Re: Hello!
I have been fishing a few Bahama-islands, Cat Island, Eleuthera
and Long Island. For do it yourself, Eleuthera is great, but the best fishing
by far was Long Island near Deadmans Cay. You need a guide there. Lots of
flats, wading and by boat. Lots of fish per day. Excellent.
Please don't hesitate to ask for more details,
RE:Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
Obviously, Andros is best...
Email Joel at Moxey's Bonefish Lodge
Andros Island Bonefish Club
Another
One in Abaco
And the well-known Peace and Plenty, Exuma
Many mainstream cays and clubs...
Deepwater Cay
Some seem to offer more affordable options...
Different
And there are options for self-research...
Video
Satellite
Or else you can rent your own island!
I'll get some firsthand opinions for you from friends. My experiences have been limited to the keys, but there are some correspondents in bonefish country I am working with for future information.
My own plans include the Bahamas with my wife - we both like what the area has to offer. It would be pretty close to an ideal vacation for us... well unless she all of a sudden fell in love with steelheading
stay tuned,
Ideas on where to go in the Bahamas?
A friend and I are going to plan a trip to the Bahamas in March (not BobD's friend that I know of. Any suggestions for places to go? We'd probably be guided at least once. We'd probably enjoy fewer people around too.
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Michigan State University College of Law hosted and earned eight awards from the 2014 Great Lakes Mediation Tournament. Fourteen teams and 42 competitors from six U.S. states and Ontario, Canada, competed in the event on February 14–16.
The competition is structured so that one team member acts as the mediator in one room while two teammates act as client and advocate in another room. The rounds are co-mediated, providing four teams with the opportunity to compete in each competition room. MSU Law team and individual honors include:
All three competing MSU Law teams advanced to the semi-final round and qualified for the final four, although the rules allow only one team from each school to participate in the championship round. The Law College's team of 2Ls Justin Williams, Sarah Peters, and Annie Norwood took fourth place in the competition's final standings.
Thirty-seven mediators and attorneys from around the state of Michigan volunteered significant time and energy in judging the competition. "A special thank you goes out to all the judges who made an enormous sacrifice of time and energy to brave snow and distance to help us through several very long days," said Brian Pappas, associate director of MSU Law's Alternative Dispute Resolution Program.
Photo: Front row (from left)—3L Lauren Prew, 2L Annie Norwood, 2L Jessica Saddler; Back row (from left)—2L Brian Pike, 3L Kyle Sandefur, 2L Dennis Malecki, 2L Sarah Peters, 2L Justin Williams, and 2L Erin Sweeney
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They criticise plastic controllers, now they criticise real guitars. Where's the happy in-between?
Those opposed to the music game genre generally believe the lack of realism is holding it back. It doesn't take any sort of musical skill aside from a good sense of beat to push 5 coloured buttons. Yet the instant it requires a real instrument, and real playing ability, it's not about the controller at all - you're still playing a game which immediately destroys any sort of credibility the activity of playing an instrument may have associated with it.
How is this any different to playing along with a CD, the radio, or youtube? It's not. It's arguably better as it will provide feedback on your progress while giving you a genuinely entertaining way to learn (by experiencing true rock and roll culture) rather than the stale "these are chord charts; now play these scales" you get from your local guitar school/tutor. I also hope Ubisoft will include an advanced tutorial for improving your playing technique instead of simply repeating a section of the song until you can perform the require button mashing from muscle memory.


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With one sentence, Professor Alexandra Natapoff summarized the thesis of her newest scholarly pursuit: examining the often-underappreciated area of misdemeanor crimes and the consequences of their disproportionately low profile convictions as compared to felonies.
"The criminal justice system often hides its most important workings under veils of secrecy and inattention, and misdemeanors are a perfect example of that phenomenon. In many ways, misdemeanors are where the action is in the American criminal-justice system." she said. "First of all, they constitute the vast majority of cases: We produce about 1 million felony convictions a year in this country, but 10 million misdemeanor cases are filed each year. Most Americans experience the criminal justice system through the misdemeanor process."
In her multi-article series, Natapoff has developed a comprehensive analysis of the powerful role that misdemeanors play in shaping the criminal system as a whole, and their profound implications for due process, accuracy, and racial equality.
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"My hope is to be part of an ongoing, deepening dialogue on this behemoth -- this misdemeanor process that affects so many Americans, that shapes the criminal justice in so many ways," she said. "Can we create a framework for reforming it, for understanding it, for deepening our appreciation of its role and relate it to the kinds of things that we demand of our criminal justice system? What does our criminal justice system need to look like for us to stand by it and be proud of it? And what do we need to change in the misdemeanor process in order for it to meet those standards?"
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- Misdemeanors, 85 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1313 (2012): A comprehensive analysis of the petty offense process, its lack of due process, accuracy and its role in the racialization of crime. Winner of the 2013 Law & Society Association Article Prize.
- Aggregation and Urban Misdemeanors, 40 Fordham Urb. L.J. (2013): Traces the influence of aggregation throughout the misdemeanor process and the erosion of the individualized model of criminal guilt
- Gideon Skepticism, 70 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. (2013): Challenges the ability of individual defense counsel to counter structural unfairness in misdemeanor cases
- Misdemeanor Decriminalization, 68 Vanderbilt L. Rev. 1055 (2015): Explores the promises and underappreciated pitfalls of this popular reform
- Misdemeanors, 11 Ann. Rev. L. & Soc. Sci. (2015): An overview of the field and theoretical issues.
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As part of the broader criminal justice dialogue, Natapoff presents her work at conferences and events throughout the year. For example, as a Scholar-in-Residence at NYU during the summer of 2012, she organized a multi-disciplinary "Misdemeanor Roundtable" for academics and practitioners. In addition to faculty workshops at numerous schools, her misdemeanor-related presentations include:
- Organizer/moderator, "Misdemeanor Roundtable," NYU School of Law, Center on the Administration of Criminal Law (July 2012); this multi-disciplinary conference included scholars from six New York-area law schools as well as advocates from the Brennan Center, Human Rights Watch and the Center for Constitutional Rights
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- Gideon's Promise and Peril: Meeting the Mandate for Indigent Defense, Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race & Justice, Harvard Law School, Oct. 11, 2013
- Discussant, Misdemeanors: Racial Coercion and Net-widening at the Bottom of the Criminal Justice Pyramid, Law & Society Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, May 31, 2014
- Featured Speaker, Misdemeanor Punishment & the Power of Fines, University of Oregon, Portland, OR, April 24, 2015
- Presenter, Misdemeanor Decriminalization, Law & Society Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, May 30, 2015
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I suppose it was inevitable: Lady Gaga just finished recording her lines for an appearance she'll be making on The Simpsons. Though apparently it was a little nerve-wracking for her– singing does not equal voiceovers, apparently– she seems pretty psyched about it; she told EW, "My dad's probably going to do 80 backflips when the episode comes out." Which, by the way, will be the spring of 2012 with the episode "Lisa Goes Gaga." But as you may well know, The Simpsons has a long and storied history of rendering not just actors and comedians, but also musicians in animated form. Though this is by no means a comprehensive list, here's a guide to some of the more entertaining choices of musicians who have guest starred on The Simpsons.
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Marcus Canty came to #TeamBeautiful's office to serenade us and as we swayed to the sweet sounds of his latest single, "Used By You," a light bulb went off. We decided to host a Twitter contest for our readers. The winner would get to go on a spa date with Canty for Valentine's Day. After a series of interesting tweets, we decided on @NAYlUvV (Brittany), a single mother who just needed a day off.
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Singapore: Sorin Group received authorization from the Japanese Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) to market its MEMO 3D Semi-Rigid Annuloplasty Ring. The first MEMO 3D implant was performed at the Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital.
Annuloplasty rings are indicated for repair of the mitral valve and are designed to remodel the anatomical shape of the heart's mitral annulus, thus preventing further dilatation and minimizing the risk of late repair failures.
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Next week, KCPT joins with PBS in launching an unprecedented look at the astounding contributions women have made to the advancement of America with the broadcast premiere of the documentary series MAKERS: Women Who Make America.
The landmark multi-platform initiative co-produced by PBS And AOL chronicles the important advancements made by women over the past 50 years.
MAKERS: Women Who Make America premieres next Tuesday night at 7 p.m. on KCPT.
In the spirit of celebrating women and their contributions, KCPT invited you to nominate groundbreaking women who have sparked change in our community. The votes are in and this half hour on The Local Show, we introduce you to three inspiring women who have made a difference in our metro.
Our first local MAKER is Suzanne Gladney of Legal Aid of Western Missouri, who up until now, has not received much recognition for her work, but she has spent more than thirty years as a legal aid attorney assisting undocumented workers and migrant families in our Kansas city region. LAWMo clients are people who have nowhere else to turn, who without the legal assistance LAWMo can provide, would likely become homeless statistics or worse.
In 1978, frustrated that they couldn't join business organizations and private clubs reserved for men only, a small group of women came together to form The Central Exchange. Today, The Central Exchange is celebrating its 35th year as the metro's most prominent women's advocacy and business networking organization. Nick spoke with the organization's new President and Chief Executive CiCi Rojas.
Dodie Jacobi, an area entrepreneur, made the cut when we asked on our website, our KCPT magazine and on our social media pages Who should be celebrated on KCPT as a woman who made a difference in our metro? Dodie for decades, has been deeply involved in revitalizing Kansas City's historic neighborhoods by promoting entrepreneurship and the development of small businesses in the Crossroads, the Westside, and Hyde Park.
Right now though, we profile our third local MAKER and it is a woman who repeatedly bumped and bumped against the glass ceiling before smashing through it. Our MAKER spent 30 years on the Kansas City Missouri police force and while you may not know her name or may have never heard her story, Ramona Arroyo is the first Hispanic woman to become a sergeant with the KCPD.
What is gratifying about these nominations are that these are not your usual suspects. We're hearing about women who are making a difference…oftentimes away from the public eye. But there were more well known names among the nominations like former Mayors Kay Barnes and Carol Marinovich and former Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius who is now, of course, Health Secretary in the Obama administration.
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Two concerts in memory of Edward T. Cone, noted pianist, composer, author and longtime member of the Princeton music faculty, are scheduled for the coming week. Cone died Oct. 23, 2004, at age 87.
On Tuesday, Oct. 18, the Brentano String Quartet will perform at 8 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, in the first of a series of annual concerts in Cone's memory. On Sunday, Oct. 23, Princeton Pro Musica will perform Cone's "Two Psalms for Chorus and Orchestra" at 4 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium.
For the Oct. 18 Edward T. Cone Memorial Concert, the Brentano String Quartet will feature works by Haydn, Shostakovich and Debussy. The ensemble has been Princeton's quartet-in-residence since 1999.
"It is extremely fitting that the inaugural concert feature the Brentano String Quartet: they played beautifully at Mr. Cone's memorial service last fall, and the Edward T. Cone Foundation has been a primary contributor to the Ensemble-in-Residence Program at Princeton," said Scott Burnham, chair of the music department.
The Oct. 23 concert, which also is being supported by the Edward T. Cone Foundation, will feature the premiere of "Two Psalms." Cone composed these settings of Psalm 90 and 91 in 1947-48 in response to the horrors of World War II. Princeton Pro Musica performed "Psalm 90" by itself in 1999.
Cone earned a bachelor's degree from Princeton in 1939 and was one of the first recipients of a master of fine arts degree in music at Princeton in 1942. He joined the music faculty in 1946 and retired in 1985. The University awarded him an honorary degree in 2004.
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We Still Have A Lot of Work to Do!
With The Gluten Effect's publishing finally on the horizon, we've been contacting various groups who support those patients with celiac disease. It is my hope to educate those groups on the difference between celiac disease and gluten sensitivity such that we can help their family and friends who, while perhaps not celiac, may very well be suffering from the many problems gluten sensitivity creates.
While we have received many positive responses I chose to share the one "negative" response I received as an example of the pervasive attitude in the medical community which we have to overcome to help the millions of people suffering with gluten sensitivity.
Here's the letter: (I have left out the person's name and the specific group in order to respect confidentiality.)
Dear HealthNOW staff,
Thank you for your email. While I appreciate the importance Dr. Petersen places on the diagnosis of gluten intolerance, and her commitment to her patients, I must decline the request to add your links to our web site at this time.
We are affiliated with the Celiac Disease Foundation, and generally advise physicians and patients to follow the guidelines for celiac diagnosis and treatment recommended by university celiac disease centers, including those at U.C. San Diego, Columbia University, University of Maryland and University of Chicago. This approach appears to differ in significant ways from the one described on your web sites. For example, the use of Enterolab stool testing, and the dismissal of the intestinal biopsy as a misguided approach advocated by "several" clinicians, is inconsistent with our philosophy (8/26/08 entry in her blog).
While alternative approaches to diagnosis may prove fruitful in the future, we feel we will have the greatest impact in our local medical community at this time by using the resources of universities and peer-reviewed medical journals that mainstream physicians trust. We do, however, strongly support the use of integrative medicine in the treatment of celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
There is a great deal yet to be discovered about celiac disease and gluten sensitivity, and I wish your colleagues well in the path they have chosen.
And here's my response:
Dear ________ (name left out to protect identity),
Thank you for your response. I would like to thank you for all the
good work you're doing in the field of celiac disease. Hopefully you will grant
me a few minutes of your time so that I can "state my case" for the work I'm doing with gluten sensitivity.
My upcoming book is heavily referenced and peer review literature is
among those over 400 references. Once such reference is from The
New England Journal of Medicine, October 2007 article by Peter Green,
Below are some quotes from the article and some comments from me.
"The diagnostic criteria developed by the European Society for
Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition require only clinical
improvement with the diet, although histologic improvement on a
gluten-free diet is frequently sought and is recommended in adults
because villous atrophy may persist despite a clinical response to the
[In my experience of over 20 years I frequently see dramatic changes
in patient's health from a gluten-free diet despite a negative
intestinal biopsy. I believe the opinion of the above European
Society whereby clinical improvement on a gluten-free is sufficient,
is a trend that will soon be more prevalent here in the US.]
Serologic [Blood] Testing
"Typical indications for serologic testing include unexplained
bloating or abdominal distress; chronic diarrhea, with or without
malabsorption or the irritable bowel syndrome; abnormalities on
laboratory tests that might be caused by malabsorption (e.g., folate
deficiency and iron-deficiency anemia); first-degree relatives with
celiac disease; and autoimmune diseases and other conditions known to
be associated with celiac disease."
"The most sensitive antibody tests for the diagnosis of celiac
disease are of the IgA class. The available tests include those for
antigliadin antibodies, connective-tissue antibodies (antireticulin
and antiendomysial antibodies), and antibodies directed against tissue
[Serologic testing of an IgA and IgG nature is what I utilize in my
practice and recommend for patients. Enterolab is mentioned for those
patients not local to our area who have doctors whom refuse to order
the serologic testing. While the limitations of the stool testing of
Enterolab are mentioned in our upcoming book, if it's the only
possible choice available, it may well provide the data a patient needs to make the important change to a gluten-free diet. And if that dietary change results in health improvement, it's certainly worthwhile.]
"Although no studies have examined the number of biopsies required
for diagnosis, we believe that at least four to six endoscopic-biopsy
specimens should be obtained from the duodenum [small intestine], given the patchy
nature of the disease and the difficulty of orienting the small pieces
of tissue taken during biopsy for assessment of villous morphology."
"The spectrum of pathologic changes in celiac disease ranges from
near-normal villous architecture with a prominent intraepithelial
lymphocytosis to total villous atrophy. Pitfalls in the pathological
diagnosis include overinterpretation of villous atrophy in poorly
oriented biopsy specimens and inadequate biopsy sampling in patients
with patchy villous atrophy."
"Celiac disease occurs in nearly 1% of the population in many
countries. The diagnosis, which is straightforward in most cases, is
usually established on the basis of serologic [blood] testing, duodenal [small intestine] biopsy, and observation of the response to a gluten-free
diet. A poor response to the diet is common."
[This is the area where I know our opinions diverge but please hear me
out for a moment. There are 23 feet of small intestine and a biopsy
is attempting to identify small patches of villous atrophy. I have
many, many patients who are extremely gluten sensitive whom have been
told that they are absolutely fine to eat gluten. Why are they told
such a thing? Because their biopsy was negative. Are we really
helping our patients condemning them to lifelong suffering based on a
test of such a gross nature? I don't believe so. Much of the poor
response to diagnosis may very well occur because so much damage has
been done when a diagnosis is finally confirmed. By the time the villi
are flattened, often irrevocable damage has occurred to the digestive tract or some other organ system. Once autoimmune disease occurs, complete remediation is often not possible. Below Dr Green mentions the importance of early diagnosis. I don't believe that for the majority of people suffering from gluten sensitivity that early diagnosis is going to occur based on the use of intestinal biopsy alone. It's too gross of a test for many patients and too insensitive at time to detect subtle changes of the villi. This is the very reason I utilize the testing I do, including the response of from the patient upon elimination of gluten from their diet. Early diagnosis is exciting because a patient discovers that they are gluten sensitive while they still have good functioning of their small intestine. A true early diagnosis should occur long before intestinal villi have been severely damaged. And that in sum is what I believe will be looked back on as our current greatest mistake - waiting for villous atrophy on biopsy before diagnosis is akin to waiting to diagnose risk for cardiovascular disease until the patient has suffered their first heart attack. As doctors we promise to do no harm. I believe we must seriously rethink and readjust our diagnostic criteria for diagnosing celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.]
"Increasing awareness of the epidemiology and diverse manifestations
of the disease, as well as the availability of sensitive and specific
serologic [blood] tests, especially among primary care physicians, will lead
to more widespread screening and diagnosis, which in turn will lead to
greater availability of gluten-free foods and efforts to develop drug
therapies that relieve patients of the burden of a gluten-free diet.
In addition, earlier diagnosis may lead to a reduction in the
complications of the disease."
Thank you for your time. I'd be happy to send you a copy of
our upcoming book, The Gluten Effect. And I'd would love to hear your
Yours in health,
Dr Vikki Petersen
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I posted a link to this blog on three celiac forums. I used Enterolab about 9 months ago to identify sensitivity to gluten. I have two gluten sensitivity genes - DQ1 and DQ2 and positive values for gluten, casein, and tissue transglutaminase with evidence of malabsorption. According to the traditional celiac community, I cannot have celiac disease. That's fine - I don't think of it as a disease anyway - just a genetic difference (I have older genes;) An elimination of gluten and casein have virtually eliminated migraines I have had since childhood and joint pains that I attributed to getting older are gone completely. Hopefully, your work will open the eyes of the traditional celiac community to the wide range of gluten sensitivities. Thanks for your work and I hope to see your book released soon.
Very well said Dr. Petersen!
I like your analogy of the heart attack and cardiovascular disease. That may have to replace a favorite of mine: waiting for liver damage to dx alcoholism.
I am one of those that had negative blood work, negative biopsy for CD - but ultimately figured out [without help from the medical community] that gluten is not my friend.
The gluten intolerant world has seen lots of changes in the past 5 years that I've been GF. We are slowly seeing recognition and some acceptance of Non Celiac Gluten Sensitivity. Thankfully, doctors such as yourselves, Dr. Fine, Dr. Scot Lewey, Dr. Rodney Ford, Dr. Marios Hadjivassiliou [just to name a few]; all help to further the awareness and acceptance of the fact that the effects of gluten go far beyond the current gold standard medical definition of Celiac Disease.
Keep up the good work! In 10 years, the rest of the world will have caught up with all of you.


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Pneumonitis (noo-moe-NIE-tis) is a general term that refers to inflammation of lung tissue. Although pneumonia is technically a type of pneumonitis because the infection causes inflammation, most doctors are referring to other causes of lung inflammation when they use the term "pneumonitis."
Factors that can cause pneumonitis include exposure to airborne irritants at your job or from your hobbies. In addition, some types of cancer treatments and dozens of drugs can cause pneumonitis.
Difficulty breathing — often accompanied by a dry (nonproductive) cough — is the most common symptom of pneumonitis. Specialized tests are necessary to make a diagnosis. Treatment focuses on avoiding irritants and reducing inflammation.
The most common symptom of pneumonitis is shortness of breath, which may be accompanied by a dry cough. If pneumonitis is undetected or left untreated, you may gradually develop chronic pneumonitis, which can result in scarring (fibrosis) in the lungs.
Signs and symptoms of chronic pneumonitis include:
Call your doctor anytime you have difficulty breathing, no matter what might be the cause.
Pneumonitis occurs when an irritating substance causes the tiny air sacs (alveoli) in your lungs to become inflamed. This inflammation makes it difficult for oxygen to pass through the alveoli into the bloodstream.
Many irritants, ranging from airborne molds to chemotherapy drugs, have been linked to pneumonitis. But for most people, the specific substance causing the inflammation is never identified. Pneumonitis causes may include:
Some occupations and hobbies carry higher risks of pneumonitis, including:
Some chemotherapy drugs can cause pneumonitis, as can radiation therapy to the lungs. The combination of the two increases the risk of irreversible lung disease.
Pneumonitis that goes unnoticed or untreated can cause irreversible lung damage. Normally, air sacs within your lungs stretch and relax with each breath. Chronic inflammation of the thin tissue lining each air sac can make the air sacs scar and become inflexible — stiff like a dried sponge. This is called pulmonary fibrosis. In severe cases, pulmonary fibrosis can cause right heart failure, respiratory failure and death.
While you may initially consult your family doctor, he or she may refer you to a pulmonologist — a doctor who specializes in lung disorders.
You may want to write a list that includes:
A thorough medical history and physical exam can provide important clues about what might be causing your symptoms. Your doctor may ask some of the following questions:
During the physical exam, your doctor will use a stethoscope to listen carefully to your lungs while you breathe. To distinguish pneumonitis from other lung disorders, you'll likely have one or more of the following tests.
Certain blood tests can be useful for pinpointing a diagnosis.
Imaging tests are useful because in most cases, pneumonia affects only a small, localized portion of your lungs, while the effects of noninfectious pneumonitis are often spread throughout all five lobes of your lungs.
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A bronchoscopy is a procedure that uses a flexible tube threaded down your throat to view your airways and collect samples from your lungs. During bronchoscopy, your doctor may flush a section of your lung with a saltwater solution to collect lung cells and other materials. This flushing procedure is known as a lavage. Your doctor may also insert a tiny tool through the scope to remove a small sample of cells from the lung tissue for testing.
In some cases, your doctor may want to examine larger samples of tissue from several locations in your lungs that cannot be reached via bronchoscopy. A surgical procedure to obtain these samples may be necessary.
If you have hypersensitivity or chemical pneumonitis, your doctor will recommend eliminating exposure to the allergen or chemical irritating your lungs. This step should help lessen your symptoms.
In severe cases of pneumonitis, treatment may also include:
A diagnosis of pneumonitis may mean that you'll have to make changes to your lifestyle to protect your health.
For example, if your job duties expose you to substances that irritate your lungs, talk to your doctor and supervisor at work about ways to protect yourself, such as wearing a pollen mask or personal dust respirator. If a hobby is causing the problem, you may have to find a different hobby.
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I had read Movie Mega Cheese a while ago, so I decided to pick up his new book, Mind over Matters. Hilarious. I highly recommend both of these very funny books to anyone who hasn't read them.
For those of you who don't know Mike Nelson was the head writer and Host of Mystery Science Theatre 3000. He has since turned into a humorist writer and his stuff is great. Especially if you can picture him reading his stuff aloud (he has a distinctive speaking style).
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quote:Earth LIberation Front -- an environmental terrorist group notorious for setting car dealerships on fire.
quote:I'm afraid we're getting into semantics here, but they weren't always pacifists.
OWS did not engage in terrorism
quote:Not groups, and certainly not representatives of "the right," despite Bill Clinton's BS.
Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph?
"The special people" they can afford bodyguards, why shouldn't those who can't afford bodyguards not be allowed to protect themselves with the weapons she wants to ban. In this sense she is " a special person".
Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph?quote:
Not groups,
and certainly not representatives of "the right," despite Bill Clinton's BS.
quote:What group has committed violence against the BATF in recent years? I'm not saying no one has, I just can't think of any, other than the Mexican Cartels and Eric Holder's DOJ.
quote:I'd almost concede, except that anti-abortion terrorists seem to be lone actors like McVeigh or school shooters, rather than organized groups that use the tactic to send a message.
quote:Right. Hence my question earlier. What would she be willing to deprive her guards of in the name of her defense? Would she object to them carrying armor-piercing bullets?
If she has two bodyguards and each guard has a legal 10 round magazine that would allow her to be protected by 20 rounds without reloading. However someone who couldn't afford a bodyguard would be limited to 10. So unless she only has one guard around and never any more or should I say no more then ten rounds available without reload then she is a hypocrite.
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Too bad she was unsuccessful so far
Unfortunately, JB is not a troll. He is consistently the biggest advocate of a large, authoritarian government that I have seen on this board.
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