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Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome
On this page:
- What is cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- What is the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
- What causes cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- How common is cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- Who is more likely to develop cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- What are the symptoms of cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- What are the complications of cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- Seek Help for Signs or Symptoms of Severe Dehydration
- How is cyclic vomiting syndrome diagnosed?
- How is cyclic vomiting syndrome treated?
- How can a person prevent cyclic vomiting syndrome?
- Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
- Points to Remember
- Hope through Research
- References
- For More Information
- Acknowledgments
What is cyclic vomiting syndrome?
Cyclic vomiting syndrome, sometimes referred to as CVS, is an increasingly recognized disorder with sudden, repeated attacks—also called episodes—of severe nausea, vomiting, and physical exhaustion that occur with no apparent cause. The episodes can last from a few hours to several days. Episodes can be so severe that a person has to stay in bed for days, unable to go to school or work. A person may need treatment at an emergency room or a hospital during episodes. After an episode, a person usually experiences symptom-free periods lasting a few weeks to several months. To people who have the disorder, as well as their family members and friends, cyclic vomiting syndrome can be disruptive and frightening.
The disorder can affect a person for months, years, or decades. Each episode of cyclic vomiting syndrome is usually similar to previous ones, meaning that episodes tend to start at the same time of day, last the same length of time, and occur with the same symptoms and level of intensity.
What is the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
The GI tract is a series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from the mouth to the anus—the opening through which stool leaves the body. The body digests food using the movement of muscles in the GI tract, along with the release of hormones and enzymes. Cyclic vomiting syndrome affects the upper GI tract, which includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and duodenum, the first part of the small intestine. The esophagus is the muscular tube that carries food and liquids from the mouth to the stomach. The stomach slowly pumps the food and liquids through the duodenum and into the rest of the small intestine, which absorbs nutrients from food particles. This process is automatic and people are usually not aware of it, though people sometimes feel food in their esophagus when they swallow something too large, try to eat too quickly, or drink hot or cold liquids.
What causes cyclic vomiting syndrome?
The cause of cyclic vomiting syndrome is unknown. However, some experts believe that some possible problems with bodily functions may contribute to the cause, such as the following:
- gastrointestinal motility—the way food moves through the digestive system
- central nervous system function—includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves that control bodily responses
- autonomic nervous system function—nerves that control internal organs such as the heart
- hormone imbalances—hormones are a chemical produced in one part of the body and released into the blood to trigger or regulate particular bodily functions
- in children, an abnormal inherited gene may also contribute to the condition
Specific conditions or events may trigger an episode of cyclic vomiting:
- emotional stress, anxiety, or panic attacks—for example, in children, common triggers of anticipatory anxiety are school exams or events, birthday parties, holidays, family conflicts, or travel
- infections, such as a sinus infection, a respiratory infection, or the flu
- eating certain foods, such as chocolate or cheese, or additives such as caffeine, nitrites—commonly found in cured meats such as hot dogs—and monosodium glutamate, also called MSG
- hot weather
- menstrual periods
- motion sickness
- overeating, fasting, or eating right before bedtime
- physical exhaustion or too much exercise
How common is cyclic vomiting syndrome?
Cyclic vomiting syndrome is more common in children than adults, although reports of the syndrome in adults have increased in recent years.1 Usually, children are about 5 years old when diagnosed with cyclic vomiting syndrome, which occurs in every three out of 100,000 children.2
Who is more likely to develop cyclic vomiting syndrome?
Children who suffer from migraines—severe, throbbing headaches with nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound—are more likely to develop cyclic vomiting syndrome. Up to 80 percent of children and 25 percent of adults who develop cyclic vomiting syndrome also get migraine headaches.1 People with a family history of migraines may be more likely to develop the syndrome.
People with a history of chronic marijuana use may also be more likely to develop cyclic vomiting syndrome.
What are the symptoms of cyclic vomiting syndrome?
The main symptoms of cyclic vomiting syndrome are severe nausea and sudden vomiting lasting hours to days. A person may also experience one or more of the following symptoms:
- retching, or making an attempt to vomit
- heaving or gagging
- lack of appetite
- abdominal pain
- diarrhea
- fever
- dizziness
- headache
- sensitivity to light
Intensity of symptoms will vary as a person cycles through four distinct phases of an episode:
- Prodrome phase. During the prodrome phase, the person feels that an episode of nausea and vomiting is about to start. Often marked by intense sweating and nausea—with or without abdominal pain—this phase can last from a few minutes to several hours. The person may appear unusually pale.
- Vomiting phase. This phase consists of intense nausea, vomiting, and retching. Periods of vomiting and retching can last 20 to 30 minutes at a time. The person may be subdued and responsive, immobile and unresponsive, or writhing and moaning with intense abdominal pain. An episode can last from hours to days.
- Recovery phase. This phase begins when the vomiting and retching stop and the nausea subsides. Improvement of symptoms during the recovery phase can vary. Healthy color, appetite, and energy return gradually or right away.
- Well phase. This phase occurs between episodes when no symptoms are present.
What are the complications of cyclic vomiting syndrome?
The severe vomiting and retching that define cyclic vomiting syndrome increase the chance of developing several complications, including dehydration, esophagitis, a Mallory-Weiss tear, and tooth decay.
- Dehydration may occur when a person does not replace fluids that were lost because of vomiting and diarrhea. When dehydrated, the body lacks enough fluid and electrolytes—minerals in salts, including sodium, potassium, and chloride—to function properly. Severe dehydration may require intravenous (IV) fluids and hospitalization.
- Esophagitis—inflammation or irritation of the esophagus—can result from the stomach acid that exits through the esophagus during vomiting.
- A Mallory-Weiss tear—a tear in the lower end of the esophagus—is caused by severe vomiting. A person with bloody vomit and stool should see a health care provider right away.
- Tooth decay or corroding tooth enamel is damage caused by stomach acid.
Seek Help for Signs or Symptoms of Severe Dehydration
People who have any signs or symptoms of severe dehydration should call or see a health care provider right away:
- excessive thirst
- dark-colored urine
- infrequent urination
- lethargy, dizziness, or faintness
- dry skin
Infants, children, older adults, and people with weak immune systems have the greatest chance of becoming dehydrated. People should watch for the following signs and symptoms of dehydration in infants, young children, and people who are unable to communicate their symptoms:
- dry mouth and tongue
- lack of tears when crying
- infants with no wet diapers for 3 hours or more
- infants with a sunken soft spot
- unusually cranky or drowsy behavior
- sunken eyes or cheeks
- fever
If left untreated, severe dehydration can cause serious health problems, such as organ damage, shock, or coma—a sleeplike state in which a person is not conscious.
How is cyclic vomiting syndrome diagnosed?
A specific test to diagnose cyclic vomiting syndrome does not exist; instead, a health care provider will rule out other conditions and diagnose the syndrome based upon
- a medical and family history
- a physical exam
- a pattern or cycle of symptoms
- blood tests
- urine tests
- imaging tests
- upper GI endoscopy
- a gastric emptying test
Often, it is suspected that one of the following is causing their symptoms:
- gastroparesis—a disorder that slows or stops the movement of food from the stomach to the small intestine
- gastroenteritis—inflammation of the lining of the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine
A diagnosis of cyclic vomiting syndrome may be difficult to make until the person sees a health care provider. A health care provider will suspect cyclic vomiting syndrome if the person suffers from repeat episodes of vomiting.
Medical and Family History
Taking a medical and family history is one of the first things a health care provider may do to help diagnose cyclic vomiting syndrome. He or she will ask the patient to provide a medical and family history.
Physical Exam
A physical exam may help diagnose other conditions besides cyclic vomiting syndrome. During a physical exam, a health care provider usually
- examines a patient's body
- taps on specific areas of the patient's body
Pattern or Cycle of Symptoms in Children3
A health care provider will often suspect cyclic vomiting syndrome in a child when the child
- has at least five separate episodes, or at least three separate episodes over 6 months
- has episodes of intense nausea and vomiting lasting 1 hour to 10 days and occurring at least 1 week apart
- has episodes that are similar to previous ones—they tend to start at the same time of day, last the same length of time, and occur with the same symptoms and level of intensity
- vomits during episodes at least four times per hour for at least 1 hour
- vomits and it is not attributed to another disorder
- has absence of nausea and vomiting between episodes
Pattern or Cycle of Symptoms in Adults4,5
A health care provider will often suspect cyclic vomiting syndrome in adults when the following is present for at least 3 months and the symptoms started more than 6 months ago:
- Each episode of cyclic vomiting syndrome is usually similar to previous ones, meaning that episodes tend to start at the same time of day and last the same length of time—less than 1 week.
- Three or more separate episodes in the past year.
- Absence of nausea or vomiting between episodes.
Blood Tests
A nurse or technician will draw blood samples at a health care provider's office or a commercial facility and send the samples to a lab for analysis. The blood test can tell the health care provider if the patient has any signs of dehydration or other problems.
Urine Tests
Urinalysis involves testing a urine sample. The patient collects a urine sample in a special container in a health care provider's office or a commercial facility. A health care provider tests the sample in the same location or sends the sample to a lab for analysis. A urinalysis can rule out kidney problems or an infection.
Imaging Tests
The health care provider decides which test to order based on the symptoms, medical history, and physical exam.
Upper GI series. A health care provider may order an upper GI series to look at the upper GI tract. A radiologist—a doctor who specializes in medical imaging—performs this test at a hospital or an outpatient center. This test does not require anesthesia. The patient should not eat or drink for 8 hours before the procedure, if possible. During the procedure, the patient will stand or sit in front of an x-ray machine and drink barium, a chalky liquid. Infants lie on a table and a health care provider gives them barium through a tiny tube placed in the nose that runs into the stomach. Barium coats the GI tract, making signs of obstruction or other problems that can cause vomiting show up more clearly on x rays. A patient may experience bloating and nausea for a short time after the test. The upper GI series can show other problems that may be causing symptoms, such as an ulcer or obstruction.
Abdominal ultrasound. A health care provider may order an ultrasound to look at the organs in the abdomen. A technician uses a device, called a transducer, that bounces safe, painless sound waves off organs to create an image of their structure. The technician performs the procedure in a health care provider's office, an outpatient center, or a hospital. A radiologist interprets the images. A patient does not need anesthesia. The abdominal ultrasound can show other problems that may be causing symptoms, such as gallstones.
Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
This procedure involves using an endoscope—a small, flexible tube with a light—to see the upper GI tract. A gastroenterologist—a doctor who specializes in digestive diseases—performs the test at a hospital or an outpatient center. A health care provider may give a patient a liquid anesthetic to gargle or may spray anesthetic on the back of the patient's throat. A nurse or technician will place an IV needle in a vein in the arm to administer sedation or anesthesia. Sedatives or anesthesia help a patient stay relaxed and comfortable. The gastroenterologist carefully inserts the endoscope into the mouth and feeds the endoscope down the esophagus and into the stomach and duodenum. A small camera mounted on the endoscope transmits a video image to a monitor, allowing close examination of the intestinal lining. The upper GI endoscopy can show other problems that may be causing symptoms, such as an ulcer. A gastroenterologist may obtain a biopsy—a procedure that involves taking a small piece of tissue for examination with a microscope—of the small-intestinal lining during an upper GI endoscopy. The patient will not feel the biopsy.
Gastric Emptying Test
Also called gastric emptying scintigraphy, this test involves eating a bland meal—such as eggs or an egg substitute—that contains a small amount of radioactive material. A specially trained technician performs the test in a radiology center or hospital, and a radiologist interprets the results; the patient does not need anesthesia. An external camera scans the abdomen to show where the radioactive material is located. The radiologist is then able to measure the rate of gastric emptying at 1, 2, 3, and 4 hours after the meal.
How is cyclic vomiting syndrome treated?
A health care provider may refer patients to a gastroenterologist for treatment.
People with cyclic vomiting syndrome should get plenty of rest and take medications to prevent a vomiting episode, stop an episode in progress, speed up recovery, or relieve associated symptoms.
The health care team tailors treatment to the symptoms experienced during each of the four cyclic vomiting syndrome phases:
- Prodrome phase treatment. The goal
during the prodrome phase is to stop
an episode before it progresses. Taking
medication early in the phase can help
stop an episode from moving to the
vomiting phase or becoming severe;
however, people do not always realize
an episode is coming. For example, a
person may wake up in the morning
and begin vomiting. A health care
provider may recommend the following
medications for both children and
- ondansetron (Zofran) or lorazepam (Ativan) for nausea
- ibuprofen for abdominal pain
- ranitidine (Zantac), lansoprazole (Prevacid), or omeprazole (Prilosec, Zegerid) to control stomach acid production
- sumatriptan (Imitrex)—prescribed as a nasal spray, an injection, or a pill that dissolves under the tongue—for migraines
- Vomiting phase treatment. Once
vomiting begins, people should call or
see a health care provider as soon as
possible. Treatment usually requires
the person to stay in bed and sleep
in a dark, quiet room. A health care
provider may recommend the following
for both children and adults:
- medication for pain, nausea, and reducing stomach acid and anxiety
- anti-migraine medications such as sumatriptan to stop symptoms of a migraine or possibly stop an episode in progress
- hospitalization for severe nausea and vomiting
- IV fluids and medications to prevent dehydration and treat symptoms
- IV nutrition if an episode continues for several days
- Recovery phase treatment. During the recovery phase, drinking and eating will replace lost electrolytes. A person may need IV fluids for a period of time. Some people find their appetite returns to normal right away, while others start by drinking clear liquids and then moving slowly to other liquids and solid food. A health care provider may prescribe medications during the recovery phase and well phase to prevent future episodes.
- Well phase treatment. During the
well phase, a health care provider
may use medications to treat people
whose episodes are frequent and long
lasting in an effort to prevent or ease
future episodes. A person may need
to take a medication daily for 1 to
2 months before evaluating whether it
helps prevent episodes. A health care
provider may prescribe the following
medications for both children and
adults during the well phase to prevent
cyclic vomiting syndrome episodes,
lessen their severity, and reduce their
- amitriptyline (Elavil)
- propranolol (Inderal)
- cyproheptadine (Periactin)
How can a person prevent cyclic vomiting syndrome?
A person should stay away from known triggers, especially during the well phase, as well as
- get adequate sleep to prevent exhaustion
- treat sinus problems or allergies
- seek help on reducing stress and anxiety
- avoid foods that trigger episodes or foods with additives
A health care provider may refer people with cyclic vomiting syndrome and anxiety to a stress management specialist for relaxation therapy or other treatments.
A health care provider may prescribe medications to prevent migraines for people with cyclic vomiting syndrome.
Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
During the prodrome and vomiting phases of cyclic vomiting syndrome, a person will generally take in little or no nutrition by mouth. During the recovery phase, the person may be quite hungry as soon as the vomiting stops. As eating resumes, a person or his or her family should watch for the return of nausea. In some cases, a person can start with clear liquids and proceed slowly to a regular diet.
During the well phase, a balanced diet and regular meals are important. People should avoid any trigger foods and foods with additives. Eating small, carbohydrate-containing snacks between meals, before exercise, and at bedtime may help prevent future attacks. A health care provider will assist with planning a return to a regular diet.
Points to Remember
- Cyclic vomiting syndrome, sometimes referred to as CVS, is an increasingly recognized disorder with sudden, repeated attacks—also called episodes—of severe nausea, vomiting, and physical exhaustion that occur with no apparent cause.
- The disorder can affect a person for months, years, or decades.
- The cause of cyclic vomiting syndrome is unknown.
- The severe vomiting and retching that define cyclic vomiting syndrome increase the chance of developing several complications, including dehydration, esophagitis, a Mallory-Weiss tear, and tooth decay.
- Intensity of symptoms will vary as a person cycles through four distinct phases of an episode.
- The main symptoms of cyclic vomiting syndrome are severe nausea and sudden vomiting lasting hours to days.
- People with cyclic vomiting syndrome should get plenty of rest and take medications to prevent a vomiting episode, stop an episode in progress, speed up recovery, or relieve associated symptoms.
- During the well phase, a balanced diet and regular meals are important. A health care provider will assist with planning a return to a regular diet.
Hope through Research
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases' (NIDDK's) Division of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition conducts and supports basic and clinical research into many digestive disorders, including cyclic vomiting syndrome.
Clinical trials are research studies involving people. Clinical trials look at safe and effective new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. Researchers also use clinical trials to look at other aspects of care, such as improving the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses. To learn more about clinical trials, why they matter, and how to participate, visit the NIH Clinical Research Trials and You website at www.nih.gov/health/clinicaltrials. For information about current studies, visit www.ClinicalTrials.gov.
- Hejazi, RA, McCallum RW. Review article: cyclic vomiting syndrome in adults—rediscovering and redefining an old entity. Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics. 2011;34(3):263–273.
- Drumm BR, Bourke B, Drummond J, et al. Cyclical vomiting syndrome in children: a prospective study. Neurogastroenterology & Motility. 2012;24(10):922–927.
- Li B U.K., Lefevre F, Chelimsky GG, et al. North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition consensus statement on the diagnosis and management of cyclic vomiting syndrome. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. 2008;47(3):379–393.
- Functional gastroduodenal disorders. In: Drossman D, ed. Rome III: The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders. 3rd ed. McLean, VA: Degnon Associates, Inc.; 2006: 419–486.
- Abell TL, Adams KA, Boles RG, et al. Cyclic vomiting syndrome in adults. Neurogastroenterology & Motility. 2008;20(4):269–284.
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Give a "treasure" that will last a lifetime. This fabulous bracelet from our new exclusive collection, Tesoro, Italian meaning treasure, is the perfect addition to any ensemble. Crafted in quality 14 karat yellow gold with a unique brushed design, this bracelet is seven and 1/2 inches in length.
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The growing number of manufacturers confirms their own certainty about the future of bamboo flooring. It is that it has one; and a bright one at that. More and more people are choosing this eco-friendly alternative to the more traditional hardwood flooring. But how does it compare to its hardwood counterparts? If you ask the National Hardwood Association, they would say it is 10% harder than red oak. Actual data, however, show results varying from it being a little lower to being a lot higher than red oak. It is also found to be more resistant to moisture compared to common hardwood. This means it is resistant to spills, but it is still NOT safe from too much moisture. Furthermore, marketers boast using state-of-the-art technology to produce strong and stable bamboo floors. So yes, bamboo floors are as -- if not more -- durable.
In terms of flexibility and appeal, both are similar. Both are adaptable, nature-inspired, and are available in a wide selection of type, color, and style. In its price, bamboo floors used to be more expensive. But, nowadays, one can find some that are actually cheaper than hardwood.
If there are those who say bamboo is the new hardwood, there are others who would, naturally, disagree. Like anything and everything else, there are advantages and disadvantages. To those advertising its ability to last long, others reply with a complaint about how it breaks easier. To some, bamboo just cannot better hardwood.
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Bamboo's main appeal has been its sellers' strongest campaign --- its supposed environmental benefits. It is grass, not tree. It grows very quickly and does not need to be replanted. It only takes 3-5 years to harvest good quality bamboo whereas wood usually takes decades. It is an easy-to-maintain resource. To this, some claim that bamboo has the advantages of wood flooring, but without the environmental risks attached to it.
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Reflections from Recruit 1 in Bo's First Class
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One of the quietest, most introspective Husker seniors is Kyler Reed, who's on a roll for making big plays as he prepares for Senior Day Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The fourth-year tight end from Shawnee, Kan., holds several people in high regard, but he's never had a single role model to help guide his path.
"I look to whoever I need to gain insight and try to emulate how they go about their business," Reed said Thursday. "I might take something from a freshman on the team or something from Tom Osborne. I look up to whoever does things right. However, I will say that my parents have helped me along the way, simply because they've supported me and my decisions through thick and thin."
Reed enjoys "my brothers on the team" and has "a collection of great memories" (including a memorable performance at Oklahoma State two years ago). But the most poignant moment for him this season was the last-second comeback win at Michigan State, a game in which Reed caught a 38-yard pass on a fourth down-and-10 situation late in the game-winning drive.
"My grandpa passed the Thursday before the game, and he was on my mind before the game," Reed said. "Finishing the game the way we did was great for me, and it's hard to even try to describe how I felt."
Saturday, Linda Reed and Kenny Reed will be there for their son's final Tunnel Walk of his Husker career. "I think the culture has been restored to where it was, and the Nebraska tradition of hard work has been a big factor in our success," Reed said, adding that the senior class and other team leaders have had four years to "buy into Bo's messages" and now "we understand what needs to be done and we're willing to go to work and be accountable to each other."
It's impossible not to sense the history of Nebraska's program "and all of the great teams before us," Reed said. "Our fans have to be in the top five percent of the most involved and crazy fans out there. We have no NFL team to compete with, so our fans live and die with the team. I'm honored to have been able to play with the 'N' on my helmet over these last four years."
Reed says he's learned from Osborne, the athletic director, from Bo Pelini, his head coach, and from Rex Burkhead, a team leader whose season storyline has been defined by injury.
"I have enjoyed playing for Bo because he has our best interest at heart," Reed said. "He's here to help prepare us for life first and to win games second. He truly cares about us."
Reed remembers Osborne "coming to my high school to see how I felt about the coaching change," he said. "He was the same person then as he is now. He is the definition of integrity. He is obviously a great football mind, but it goes way beyond that. Meeting him was great, and I know if i ever needed someone to talk to, he would be willing."
According to Reed, Burkhead's ability to work also sets him apart. "He came in as a freshman with a great work ethic and impressed everyone," Reed recalled. "He's a great person, and there's so much more to Rex besides football. Team Jack is just one example. Rex lives an unselfish life, and I think we can all look to him as an example for our own lives."
Visualizing playing a name opponent in the Rose Bowl "is a big deal because it's been too long since Nebraska has made it back to excellence," Reed said. "Good is not good enough for this team. We want to be great and getting that championship will mean a return to greatness because it will give us something we can build on in the future. Playing in the Rose Bowl would be a great experience, but we're learning to put first things first. We have to sweep the regular season before moving on to Indy."


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The 48th annual Atlanta Steeplechase saw a brand-new addition this year in the form of Bartow Villiage, a pavillion featuring the best of Bartow County and what it has to offer.
Organized by the Chamber of Commerce, Bartow Village was designed to showcase the community's rich history and growing future.
"The purpose of the Bartow Village is to bring our community together, and I would say [the Atlanta Steeplechase] is a great front porch [for our community]," said Joe Frank Harris Jr., President and CEO of Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce. "... It's so nice to know that, as a community, as a chamber, that we've done our dead-level best to go out there and get the 20,000 visitors that came into Bartow County to come back, and see us and spend some money while they're here.
"So far we've exceeded all of our goals. This back stretch, nothing was here last year. So, we have completely filled it up with visitors from out-of-town. Just seeing the business community coming out and then seeing all the visitors from out-of-town come through we have [really] exceeded all of our goals. We just feel blessed."
The Bartow Village was comprised of 11 tents, located between the second and third turns on Kingston Downs' back stretch. Out-of town visitors, as well as local guests, were able to explore what Bartow County offers. The Chamber of Commerce tent, Team Bartow, acted as the village's mothering tent spotlighting Tellus Museum, the Booth Western Art Museum, the Department of Natural Resources, Red Top Mountain and the Etowah Indian Mounds in hopes of putting Bartow County on the map.
"I just think it's so incredibly awesome to see all these people in one place, having fun and getting to know each other," said Tina Brush, a chamber board member. "Also, I've seen quite a number of people that have come from the other side, from Virgina. A lot of people that have come over here and never would have known who we were, which I think is neat.
"A lot of our chamber members have business because of this event today, all the food. We had a member of Blue Ridge join; the cupcake people, they're from Blue Ridge but their cupcakes won the cupcake war. I guess that's some TV show. [They] actually had their cupcakes at the pre-party and joined our chamber. This chamber is very proactive about not only making the community stronger, but bringing in the cash register for all the business that are members. The food vendors that are here joined the chamber to participate in this. And one of them, I think it's Moore's Market, had, I heard, multiple catering contracts as a result of this event and picked up additional contracts because they learned of him through catering this. That's what a chamber should do, you know, help other businesses become stronger and it's fun. You know, you're always saying, 'Do business or give me money, sponsor this,' but this, people can get together and just have fun being together."
Team Bartow hosted their own hat contest, welcomed the Taste of the Chase food court, spotlighting a few of Bartow's restaurants and with Johnny on the Spot as their sponsor, and was able to headline Atlanta Rhythm Section at the post-race concert. Some participants in the Team Bartow hat contest also competed in the Steeplechase hat parade, hosted by Von Maur.
"We enjoy so much that the ladies get to share their hats with the entire Steeplechase," said Trish Hill, the founder and chairwoman of the hat contest. "That just brings a smile to my heart, because I love hats and I love people who can enjoy them."
Ladies of all ages showed off their unique hats during the annual hat parade. Feathers, streamers, horses, tulle, and trophies are a few items that were used to embellish the sun hats. Most beautiful, most whimsical and best children's hat were the three categories in which the hats were judged.
"We try to judge them on creativity, general overall beauty or whimsical and somehow at least more than three stand out," said Hill. "Then the tough part is trying to pick the three winners, because really there are so many winners but we only have three spots. All first place got a $100 gift certificate to Von Maur. Second place got a $75 gift certificate and then $50 for third."
Along with a gift certificate, in true Steeplechase fashion, a blue ribbon was awarded to the first-place winner in each category.
The 435-acre Kingston Downs complex brought 20,000 people to the annual Bartow County event. Gates opened at 9 a.m. with the first race beginning at 1:15 p.m. Other events throughout the day included the Jack Russel Terrier races, Atlanta Peoplechase 5K, an air show and skydive demonstration, Parade of Bear Creek Hounds and a lap around the track by the Budweiser Clydesdales.
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A showcase for fresh and delicious farm-to-table fare.
The west region of Indiana is home to some of the most productive farmland in the state, so it's no surprise that its food scene is something of a showcase for fresh and delicious farm-to-table fare. A tour of Fair Oaks Farm in Fair Oaks is the perfect starting point, complete with opportunities for tasting the award-winning cheeses and ice cream made with farm-fresh milk from the 30,000 or so resident cows. In nearby Remington, the adorable Homestead Buttery and Bakery is a great detour for Amish-style bulk foods, baked goods and tasty panini sandwiches. With a majestic courthouse, the Wabash riverfront and the charming historic Arts and Market district, Lafayette offers a lovely setting for a diverse range of ethnic cuisine, everything from upscale French-country fare at Bistro 501 to fish and chips with a side of rollicking good times at O'Bryan's Nine Irish Brothers. Since 1929, loyal locals have been frequenting the Triple XXX (relax, it's named for the house brand of root beer) for the best old-fashioned burgers and fries in town, making it the oldest drive-in within the state. Thirty miles south in downtown Crawfordsville, charming Arthur's Café serves breakfast and lunch fare. For an upscale dinner, Iron Gate focuses on steaks and seafood. Farther south in Greencastle, sample a light lunch at the dainty Almost Home Tea Room. Beef rules with all the fixings at fine eateries farther west, namely Stables Steakhouse in Terre Haute. Less than three blocks away, Clabber Girl Bakeshop café features products such as homemade biscuits, muffins, scones and cookies made from their ingredients.
Parke County holds the distinction of having the most covered bridges in the world. Both White Horse Café in Rockville and Marshall's Narrows Restaurant in Turkey Run State Park specialize in home-style food such as fried chicken, biscuits and fruit pies. Farther north, Covington's Beef House displays choice cuts of beef and along the river, Hotel Attica carves succulent prime rib on weekends. Fuel up on pizza at Arni's Restaurant housed in a gas station in Pine Village. Arni's has a long tradition in Indiana, the first Arni's opened in Lafayette in 1965. Drive on, and dig in!Fair Oaks Farms Open year-round, the Fair Oaks Farms gives visitors an opportunity to experience farm life. Witness the miracle of birth in a theater-style birthing barn where 80 to 100 baby calves wobble their first steps each day. Step on a bus for a narrated 40-minute tour to see the farming facilities, cows, feed piles and 72-cow milking station. In the milking parlor, stainless-steel machines gently pull 25 pounds of milk from friendly black-and-white bovines. Children line up for the indoor magnetic climbing wall; outside entertainment includes a Moo Choo Train and String Cheese Maze. Follow the flow to the retail store to see cheese made and to load up on ice cream and other wholesome Fair Oaks products.Homestead Buttery and Bakery Family-owned and operated, Homestead Buttery and Bakery is an unexpected gourmet foodie find serving limited breakfast and lunch. From the curb, the bulk-food shop with a lunch counter looks nondescript, but inside is a small but well-stocked gourmet food emporium. The bulk food inventory is large and varied, including jams and jellies made in house, dried spices, pastas, sauces, whole grains, cake and cookie decorating items, candy, chips and more. There's also cheese, bread, pies, freshly ground nut butters and fresh fudge. The complimentary self-service coffee and tea station with flavored syrups and creamers is a thoughtful touch; customers can also order iced coffees and smoothies. Breakfast and lunch options are somewhat limited but tempting, namely panini made with whole wheat bread baked in-house, a soup of the day (white cheddar asparagus during our stop) and a couple of baked good items. Triple XXX Family Restaurant Indiana's oldest drive-in restaurant, Triple XXX offers old-school burgers, milk shakes and phosphates. Named after a vintage root beer, Triple XXX still offers the option of sitting in your car with a tray perched on your window, or you can dine inside seated on a twirly stool, side-by-side with your neighbors diner style. Decked out in Purdue memorabilia, this Boilermaker landmark names its burgers after football greats, and they're big enough to satisfy a linebacker. One of their most interesting options, the Duane Purvis All-American, features a thick layer of creamy peanut butter on the bottom bun, topped with 1/4-pound of chopped sirloin covered with melted American cheese! Open 24 hours Monday through Saturday, the Triple XXX satisfies late-night munchies. Bistro 501 Located in Lafayette's historic Arts and Market district, Bistro 501 serves up a little taste of sunny Provence with French-country inspired atmosphere and rustic French fare.Lunch offers a selection of frilly salads, French onion soup, a ratatouille sandwich, quiche and entrees like classic boeuf bourguignon. The open-faced croque madame comes with crisp fresh fries on the side. Dinner ups the ante with escargot, pate, mussels, steak frites and braised meats. For dessert, Bistro 501 does something really cool. In addition to 10 or so full-size options, like cobbler, cakes and a cheese selection, customers can get a "theater dessert spoon" taste of chocolate pot de crème, cheesecake or crème brulee for $1.50. The pot de crème was a heaping spoonful of chocolaty lusciousness with whipped cream and a drizzle of raspberry sauce. Reservations are a good idea.O'Bryan's Nine Irish Brothers Family owned and operated, O'Bryan's two Lafayette locations are the real Irish deal.Hailing from County Cork, Ireland, the O'Bryan clan (nine Irish brothers and five sisters) is paid tribute in this authentically re-created an Irish public house with Irish flags, shamrocks, Celtic crosses, Irish road signs, Guinness and Jameson memorabilia, and drinks served in pint glasses. On the menu, there's pub grub like soups, salads, burgers and sandwiches. A selection of traditional Irish fare includes fish and chips, corned beef and cabbage, shepherd's pie and Guinness beef stew. Several entrees are available in half orders, although we'd never guess that these are reduced-size portions. O'Bryan's also features live Irish music on the weekends, and serves a full Irish "fry" breakfast, a decadently indulgent plate of eggs, rashers, sausage, roasted tomato, chips and toast. Arthur's Cafe A Crawfordsville downtown mainstay, Arthur's Cafe is a character-rich stop for breakfast or lunch. Full of charm, this bi-level cafe visually maximizes its narrow space with clouds painted on the ceiling, murals on the walls and dining spaces split into themed rooms with different wallpapers and homey touches. For example, the back booth in the upstairs portion is an old blue bed frame, which kids might find whimsical and fun.Open for breakfast and lunch, Arthur's offers basic fare like omelets, soups, sandwiches and salads. The lunch special features a cup of soup, potato chips and a full-size sandwich, not just a half as you usually find with soup-and-sandwich combos. The BLT Club (bacon, lettuce, tomato and cheese) on lightly toasted white sandwich bread came loaded with crispy bacon. Iron Gate Upscale and romantic, Iron Gate makes for a great date-night kind of place with steaks, seafood and such in a white-tablecloth setting.The front dining room is candlelit and romantic, but a bar area decorated with old machinery parts provides more casual digs, as does a back room featuring small-scale live music. Most dinners start with a cup of beef broth-base onion soup, a house salad and bread before moving on to the main course. The filet mignon meal comes with a baked potato and side of veggie. The 8 oz. bacon-wrapped steak was a little on the small side, but for $20, a good value for the quantity of food. The retro-era desserts are created in house, including made-to-order meringue on the baked Alaska, and several options like the cherries jubilee and the peach Melba are flamed tableside to dramatic effect.Almost Home Tea Room For more than 20 years, Almost Home Tea Room has made a swanky stop for ladies who lunch.Across from the courthouse on Greencastle's town square, Almost Home takes in several establishments under one roof. The Tea Room specializes in lunches and homemade desserts, and since expanding, now includes dinner service and the Swizzle Stick cocktail bar next door.The romantic main dining area evokes a French bistro vibe with exposed brick walls, a painted tin ceiling, striped awnings, wine nooks and fleur-de-lis details. A smaller coffee shopish room feels like a cheery country kitchen with chartreuse stenciled walls, high ceilings and Shaker-style oak chairs. The lunch menu shows off standard sandwiches, soups and salads, but there are a few surprises like shrimp cocktail, penne pasta, a Putnam County pork burger, and French-fried green beans with wasabi ranch dipping sauce. Dinner ups the ante with steaks, seafood and pasta dishes.Clabber Girl Bakeshop Cafe A cute bakeshop offers counter service of coffee, baked goods, breakfast and lunch fare from Clabber Girl and a handful of other Indiana vendors. Hulman and Company, which manufactures Clabber Girl dessert mixes and baking ingredients such as baking powder and cornstarch, has been a cornerstone of the Terre Haute community for more than a century. It moved to its current facility in 1892, and the building serves as both a corporate office and a museum of the company's history. Customers can enjoy their from-scratch bakery purchases such as biscuits, muffins, scones and cookies in two sprawling rooms. Or skip the standard tables and chairs to curl up in over-stuffed leather chairs. Watching the historic Crocker Wheel Dynamo, an early power generator, spin behind a wall of glass impresses. Stables Steakhouse Set in a Victorian-Era stable built to house the delivery horses of the Terre Haute Brewing Company, this high-end steakhouse delivers good food and historical charm. Although the 1890 building was extensively renovated, many historical touches remain—each booth sits inside a private horse stall for intimacy. Keep an eye out for a stained-glass window that once decorated the Indiana Statehouse and an oak bar rumored to have served outlaw John Dillinger. The menu has traditional steakhouse offerings, including ribeye, prime rib and filet mignon. Other options include fresh fish, lobster tails, crab-stuffed pork loin and amaretto chicken. All are cooked and seasoned well and served with sides such as Lyonnaise potatoes and creamed spinach. Save room for the scrumptious desserts, such as warm, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate spoon cake and bourbon bread pudding topped with a cinnamon-bourbon cream sauce. White Horse Cafe Locals love the White Horse Cafe, which serves home-style favorites in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere.The restaurant is a favorite with locals, who bounce from table to table to chat with friends while servers call everyone sweetie. The clean, cozy restaurant serves home-style foods like country-fried steak and blueberry pie, and it delivers on its promise to make most of its menu from scratch. Start your meal here with a "deep-fried delight" from the appetizer menu, such as deep-fried dill pickles with ranch dipping sauce. For your main course, try one of the many sandwiches, such as a turkey Reuben, hamburger or classic BLT. The Big Dewey Texas Tenderloin holds the distinction of being largest pork tenderloin in the county—the size of a plate. If you save room for dessert, the fruit pies are made in-house and have flaky crusts filled with sweet fruit.Narrows Restaurant Surrounded by the natural beauty of Turkey Run State Park, Narrows Restaurant inside Turkey Run Inn dishes up home-style favorites.Turkey Run Inn is a rustic, cozy home base for exploring Turkey Run State Park ($5 fee) and the area's many covered bridges. For hikers, the location of the inn is superb, just a quick walk to the main trailhead. For covered-bridge enthusiasts, the park is near several. Five color-coded routes lead visitors to all the bridges. The blue covered-bridge driving route actually runs along the park border. So, the inn is ideally situated for nearly every tourist who visits Parke County. Stick with home-style favorites like fried chicken platters and pork tenderloin sandwiches. At breakfast, look for traditional options like fluffy pancakes, fried potatoes and country skillets. Beef House Restaurant Family owned, the Beef House is known for its choice beef and moist, delicious yeast rolls.Inside the entrance a refrigerated display case with aged choice cuts of beef tantalize hungry patrons. The ribeyes range from a dainty 8 ounces up to try-it-if-you-dare 20 ounces at this popular steak house that cooks its beef over hardwood briquettes. The menu also includes T-bones, New York strips, sirloin and filet mignon, plus chicken, seafood and pasta. The Beef House is almost as well known for its big, fragrant and moist yeast rolls served with apple butter and strawberry jam. Many diners take home a dozen ready-to-cook rolls. Save room for the sugar cream pie, or get a slice to go. Hotel Attica On the National Register of Historic Places, this 1853 downtown hotel retains its original charm. Antique fixtures, brass picture frames, ornate wallpaper and an ever-so-slight sloping hallway floor all contribute to the charm of the hotel that hosted big-names back in the day, like Bing Crosby, Bette Davis and (possibly even) Al Capone. The tone set by a dark wood bar in the lounge expands in the main dining room where crisp white linen tablecloths, low lighting and rose-hue carpet make an elegant backdrop for dinner featuring walleye, tempura shrimp or ribeye. The Friday and Saturday prime rib dinner draws a crowd. Choose from three sizes of the choice cut (10, 14 or 16 ounces), which arrives at the table on a piping hot double plate swimming in pan juices. The prime rib dinner special comes with a salad and your choice of potatoes.Arni's Restaurant
Surprising finds inside a gas station include thin crust pizza and chunky chili at unbeatable prices. Since 1965, Arni Cohen and now his sons have been baking thin crust pies topped with a light layer of sauce and generous portions of cheese and toppings. The pizza was such a hit that Arni expanded with eight other restaurants. Interestingly, this quirky location has a homey feel with wood paneling and country-inspired curtains, which obscure the view of gas pumps. Choose from 7-, 10- and 14-inch pizzas, ranging in price from $5 to 15. Most menu items cost less than $6; choose from soups, salads, sandwiches and bowls of their famous chunky chili—so thick you can eat it with a fork. The family-friendly destination caters to the short set with a bin of toys.
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Manual Vocabulary of the Spanish and Mexican Languages: In Which are Contained the Words, Questions, and Answers Commonly and Usually Found in the Treatment and Communication Between Spaniards and Indians
This work, published in Mexico City in 1611, is the first edition of the most important and most frequently reprinted Spanish work on Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. It contains both a Spanish-Nahuatl (pages 1-100) and a Nahuatl-Spanish (pages 101-160) dictionary, in which the Nahuatl words are spelled out phonetically. Classical Nahuatl, the language of the Aztec Empire, was written with a pictographic script. About 1.5 million people in Mexico still speak dialects of Nahuatl that are descended from the language spoken by the Aztecs.


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XC European Championships: Moritz Milatz is the new EUROPEAN CHAMPION!
Moskva, RUS. BMC MTB Racing Team rider and German XC Champion Moritz Milatz won todays European Championships Cross Country in Russia today. After a heroic battle in the mud of Moskva, Milatz beat Sergio Gutiérrez (SPA) in the sprint. Ralph Näf (SWI) completed the podium. The win in Russia is certainly the biggest win in the career of our German Teamleader. In the preceding World Cup and BMC Racing Cup races, Moritz showed proof of a very high form level. This victory will give him another boost in his preparation for the highlight of the season, the XC Race at the London Olympic Games.


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After beekeeping and fox hunting, Sam's getting scared to death down South with 48 hours of creepy tours and haunted places.
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