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Posted on 05/18/2014 8:43:16 AM PDT by blam
Researchers Who Provided Key Evidence For Gluten Sensitivity Have Now Thoroughly Shown That It Doesn't Exist
Jennifer Welsh
May 15, 2014, 3:37 PM
In one of the best examples of science working, a researcher who provided key evidence of (non-celiac disease) gluten sensitivity recently published follow-up papers that show the opposite.
The first follow-up paper came out last year in the journal Gastroenterology. Here's the backstory that makes us cheer:
The study was a follow up on a 2011 experiment in the lab of Peter Gibson at Monash University. The scientifically sound but small study found that gluten-containing diets can cause gastrointestinal distress in people without celiac disease, a well-known autoimmune disorder triggered by gluten.
They called this non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
Gluten is a protein composite found in wheat, barley, and other grains. It gives bread its chewiness and is often used as a meat substitute. If you've ever had "wheat meat," seitan, or mock duck at a Thai restaurant, that's gluten.
Gluten is a big industry: 30% of people want to eat less gluten. Sales of gluten-free products are estimated to hit $15 billion by 2016.
Although experts estimate that only 1% of Americans about 3 million people suffer from celiac disease, 18% of adults now buy gluten-free foods.
Since gluten is a protein found in any normal diet, Gibson was unsatisfied with his finding. He wanted to find out why the gluten seemed to be causing this reaction and if there could be something else going on. He therefore went to a scientifically rigorous extreme for his next experiment, a level not usually expected in nutrition studies.
For a follow-up paper, 37 self-identified gluten-sensitive patients were tested. According to Real Clear Science's Newton Blog, here's how the experiment went:
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
Settled science.
For those, like myself, who avoid the terrible Business Insider website, here is a direct link to the study:
Thanks. I am always amazed at the food/diet trends, but this gluten thing is just stunning. Folks are just convinced that removing gluten will solve everything, including global warming (must have something to do with farting).
And now we have the person most responsible for this trend actually being a scientist and studying it further, and finding that his original report was pre-mature, and there is something else going on.
My mom used the get the Readers Digest disease-of-the-month. I look at this as the same psychosis.
Thanks for posting this.
From your link;
" And last, but not least, nine days worth of urine and fecal matter would be collected. "
Uh,,,, kinda like "We have to pass it to see what's in it." Maybe Nan would like to be the study's poop collector? Perfect job for her!
I call total BS on this.
Celiac is a well-known, serious illness induced by allergy to gluten. And now these aholes are trying to say: well, either you're 100% allergic to gluten or 0% allergic. You know, sort of like how everyone is either seriously allergic to various types of pollen or not allergic at all, with nothing in between. Oh, wait ....
"Science. It works."
HONEST science. IT works. Kudos to Gibson.
I had a doctor that was convinced that every malady in the world could be traced either to Lyme's disease or to gluten. Whenever one of my tests came back negative, she'd order a different type of test for the same thing. I was tested for gluten sensitivity 17 times in 3 months, and for Lyme 9 times during that same period. My gluten test results never changed, but one of the Lyme tests eventually came back ambiguous, so she started me on high-powered antibiotics, which had no effect whatsoever so she kept upping the dosage. By the time I finally got fed up and refused to take anymore, I was hallucinating and my liver showed signs of giving out.
I'm a lot more skeptical these days.
This study has decent controls including keeping
the FODMAP contribution isolated. After doing a decent
job on the basic test, the writer proceeds to display
a failure to search the literature for the causal
mechanism behind gluten sensitivity. There is plenty
to find. Try searching for zonulin and gliaden. The blogger
started with a preconceived result and did just enough
to try to give it a little support.
I know, I'm the first to rail against "junk science"! But........I've had severe arthritis pain almost disappear for three years now, since I've given up Gluten (although I'm not a Nazi about it). I guess it could be placebo effect but three years is a long time. Whatever it is, I'm a little scared to go back full on to gluten.
I'm at the market last week — in produce section — and there is a sign that says "gluten-free" over the display of cut-up cantaloupe and watermelon in plastic containers. I laughed -but then went home to double check on internet to make sure there is no gluten in "fruit."
Sure enough, No. But — get this — the article did say something like — "beware of cut-up fruit in bowls at the market unless you Know where it was cut up. It may have been "glutenized" if cut up in the Deli section as the Bakery section is usually right next to the Deli at market."
Perhaps gluten is airborne.
"Gluten free" is the new "no trans fats" which was the new "carb free" which was the new "with oat bran". Jiffy Pop for example now puts "gluten free!" on the bag of their one-ingredient product.
Gluten allergies are just another "look-at-me" fad. Man has been eating breads since the dawn of time and now we're supposed to believe that thousands of people have suddenly developed allergies to its principal ingredient? Uh uh.
I'm sure some of these complaints are legitimate, but I'd guess the majority are hogwash.
What was funny was that the tested people didn't know which diet they were on, expected to feel bad, and as a result, did feel bad throughout all three tests, including the non-gluten one.
Big Pharm can't patent something that's helping people, time to "debunk" it with their "studies"!
More stupid dog tricks, er, science facts:
1. The globe is heading towards a new ice age;
2. The population bomb will kill 10's of millions or even a billion;
3. Boys and girls are the same according to how they are raised (nature versus nurture). Oops, boys and girls have different brain pathways. Big surprise there for any parent or anyone who knows the simple process of hormones;
4. Thamaldahide (sp) will be the end of us all. Now it's considered a treatment for certain diseases;
5. The Ozone layer is disappearing and will kill us all. At 64, I'm still here;
6. Human industry CO2 output will kill Earth. The polar bears will die, yet more exist than ever. The Antarctic ice shelves are shrinking. Yet, certain places are increasing. Plus the Arctic has the biggest amount of ice in years. Where's the Northwest passage?;
7. Alaskan oil pipelines will kill the caribou. Yet, they flourish when hanging around said pipelines for warmth (seen the photos).
8. Einstein was right - Einstein was wrong according to current physicists;
9. Physicists know all until a new math theory pops up;
10. God doesn't exist. Then why can't the physicists explain their own "singularity" theory they propose about the ultra-condensed matter that exploded in the big bang?;
11. The universe is going to stop expanding because gravity will implode on itself. Now they say it will continue to expand forever. I actually feel sorry for astro-physicists because they have NO clue about what's behind this universe;
12. Dinosaurs went extinct because of an asteroid hitting somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico. Again unproven theory;
13. Marriage is an institution for all of any sex. No, marriage is an ancient idea of a union between a man and woman. Anything else is a simple contractual agreement;
14. Fish oil (omega 3 acids) are good for you. Now not so much;
15. Vitamin supplements are good for people with poor diets. Now they are a waste of money.
16. Eggs are bad, bad, bad. Now not so much;
17. Red meat is bad, bad, bad. Now not if limited in fat;
18. Cholesterol is what clogs your arteries. Now, it's tryglycerides and ANYTHING that causes inflammation of the interior walls of arteries;
19. Aspirin will cause stomach ulcers. Now may reduce heart and stroke attacks;
20. Statins were good...now bad;
21. Alcohol bad. Now, in moderation, very good;
22. Cancer incurable. Now treatable depending on the source;
I could go on and on about the absolutes the scientists have predicted.
Sad to say, I just don't trust scientists anymore like I used to when I was young. Seemed they were more into empirical evidence than their government funded studies. Still, the biological sciences have made found cures, treatments, and extended our lifespans. It's the junk science that I don't trust.
Like they label Red Vines licorice "Fat Free". I get a chuckle out of that. 99% sugar, must be some kinda health food.
Some humans have been eating grain for about 1% of the species history. Some other humans do not process this foreign substance well.
Did you miss the part of the results that show no difference between high, low and no gluten diets?
Probably because of the way it is served giant quantities, overcooked and drowning in acidic slop like marinara sauce. Most humans can probably process grain when eaten naturally: raw, chewed thoroughly since it is raw, and eaten alone as an alternative to starvation since nothing else is available. Like most other diet maladies, the problem turns out to be culture not ingredients.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.
H. L. Mencken
How many glutens are there? How many shapes and types of allergens are there? Allergy to gluten is like being allergic to Black Walnut pollen but not allergic to pine pollen. I know, that's a hard thing to grasp, even if you're not allergic to catnip but are allergic to cat dander.
Really? about gluten? Other those few with the disease mentioned above, most complaints are probably from simple bloating and gas due to grain sensitivity. I probably keep Beano in business because I always have to take it before my raison bran in the morning or other grain products. So what? Jeeze, folks, buy a bottle of Beano - it's cheap. If that doesn't work, there is always Gas-X afterwards.
Here's my whine: I have to take Beano before I drink dark beer. Poor me.
Guess lactose intolerant folks have some kind of disease that just hasn't been properly funded and researched with an agenda.
I knew this whole gluten thing was BS, even told my wife who has to buy me Beano every week when grocery shopping. Again, proven correct.
Actually, this study is correct. Try some Beano. It works for those of us who get bloated, gas, intestinal discomfort due to sensitivity to certain grains. Just try it before you eat grains. It's two little pills and will alleviate your gastro discomfort. It's a little hassle, but works. I now know others (aging population) who take Beano after long suffering gastro distress and glad the "big pharm" invented it. What do you think? Some guy in garage came up with a biological distress remedy?
Yes, "big pharm" is sometimes wrong and definitely charge too much in the US for some of their products. However, they spend billions of dollars for products that cure or relieve our ailments. My gripe is the same products are cheaper around the world. But then, that's capitalism. They spend the big bucks to research and go through the long complex FDA approval process, then they should get their investment back.
Just try it. Some products actually work.
I buy gluten free Bologna ,I think I get more Bologna
I like gluten free cheeze.
I always order extra gluten.
I've got a life to live, I don't have time for a hobby like made-up food allergies.
Please, ever heard of stomach acid? While it best to send your food down in smaller parts, you could eat a big enough "raw" piece of food and your stomach acid would still tear it apart. Although, admit it may give you a stomach ache or acid reflux. Still, the acid will desolve it enough to flow through the intestines.
BTW, although there are probably too many extra ingredients in our foods (most for preservation), "raw" food is a fallacy. People have been living longer and longer if they just eat a normal/balanced amount of even processed foods. That's not counting medical care.
The best experiments are the the ones you do yourself on yourself, so if it works for you, even if it's placebo, don't worry about what anybody else says.
Although as humans we share many traits we also have may things that are unique to each one of us, so we do react differently to various things.
It's interesting though that this study was about gastrointestinal problems, but you claim that it has helped you with your arthritis.
YOU'RE GONNA DIE! Whole grains are now on the same level as butter or is it sugar or is red meat or is it steroid fed chickens or is it mercury in salmon or ... I forget.
Think I'll have a cigarette and some rum to think it over. It's 5 o'clock somewhere in the world.
Why should people pop more pills, Beano or otherwise, when they can avoid eating certain things and feel great?
Are these the same scientists that put together Big Gov's (insanely faulty) food pyramid?
People have been helping themselves using simple dietary adjustments like Docters Atkins and Agatson suggest, and they're experiencing results beyond weight loss. Scientists tell us to avoid fat and cholesterol, yet on these diets cholesterol is lowered. Many docs are still selling that line when it turns out sugar is the culprit for high cholesterol, not cholesterol intake.
Some of us don't like popping pills for problems, and would rather make dietary adjustments. If you want to pop pills be my guest, to each his/her own. I'm personally uncomfortable with Big Pharm's passionate relationship with Big Gov. Too many pockets being lined.
I am very happy for you and your lack of allergies, some of us are not so lucky. I am 74 years old and in excellent health, the only problems I have had in my life were allergy related.
When my tongue swells up so big that I can't keep it in my mouth or I have a blinding headache so bad my vision is affected I am not making anything up. How could I make up my face swelling or red hives around my middle?
I wish it would all go away and I could be as lucky as you but it doesn't seem to be happening.
I love crusty bread, so the thought of living gluten free is abhorrent.
My sister was told by a quack doctor she had a gluten intolerance...after she had eaten the same way for nearly 60 years. My sister was gluten free all while dying of undiagnosed kidney cancer, nearly two years. I guess a gluten free diet does not treat kidney cancer. I am still very angry and feel that stupidity killed my sister. She had symptoms of something being wrong, and it was cancer. When she finally got really sick her husband took her to the ER and they were able to diagnose her kidney cancer in a matter of hours. The quack doctor had no clue.
Atkins is low carb diet. So what about people who like high glycemic carbs as in grains?
You're preaching to the choir about the gov food pyramid.
As for cholesterol, see my one of my points in the long message above that nutritionists/doctors now believe it's about tryglicerides and other inflammatory intake that causes problems in the endothelium. BTW, CoQ-10 is probably one of the best heart/plaque supplements you can take - for now...as if my point about ever changing nutrition recommendations.
My sister-in-law was told by a doc, physical therapist, and pain management specialist that her chronic back pain could be relieved with a pill that lists cancer as a side effect and surgery if the pill doesn't work. She did a quick low-carb diet for the first time ever to lose a few pounds before a Florida wedding. Her back pain disappeared. When she got home from the wedding with no food in the house, she made a pb&j with bread from the freezer. That night her pain started to come back. A coworker suggested that perhaps her issues were gluten related. Skeptical, she tried an elimination diet, and was in pain again when she tried adding gluten back.
Her quack doc, quack pt, and quack pain management specialist weren't too happy with her, especially after the doc tested her and found that she doesn't have gluten issues. She knows what makes her pain go away, and it's not the cancer causing pills the quacks were pushing, it's avoiding gluten. She's a much happier person now.
The other day Bill O'Reilly said he was healthier on his gluten free diet. Bread is the staff of life that has supported Western Civilization for centuries. If gluten intolerance was real how did we ever get to where we are? I could see a few people being this way. But not millions and millions
Eh, I dunno. I've been gluten intolerant for about 5 years. I've done many "experiments" on my own. It all comes down to the fact that if I eat gluten bad things happen. So life goes on I suppose.
I gave up bagels and all was well. I was checked for gluten sensitivity and was told I was not gluten sensitive.
After 2 trips to the ER with severe infection in my colon it became apparent that any kind of bread was the culprit. If some of you refuse to believe me.......... bless your hearts! :)
"Foreign substance"???
I can't think of anything that's LESS of a foreign substance than wheat flour ... unless it's air or water.
The Wheat Belly guy (Dr. William Davis) says that today's high-yield hybrid wheat is not what has been eaten for centuries.
My wife has been gluten free for close to a year now;no more swollen joints or joint pain and no more medication. If she eats corn chips or anything with flour or wheat in it, the next morning, she has very painful and swollen joints.....Read ,"Wheat Belly". The wheat we eat today is not the same as it was 30 to 40 years ago. Today it is genetically modified to be resistant. to drought and even pesticides, to produce more. So what if genetically modified seeds can cause an auto-immune reaction in our body?
The study questioned non-celiac gluten sensitivity. It doesn't question the reality, or seriousness, of celiac disease (which, by the way, is not caused by allergy).
My sister-in-law was quite skeptical, but was in enough pain to give it a shot. Her husband has chosen to go gluten free as well. He doesn't have any health issues, but seeing what it did for his wife was an eye opener. Most of my husband's family is in the medical field and really don't approve of such things. The look on my mother-in-law's face was priceless when I told her I was doing acupuncture for my pregnancy pain.
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text: DSpace Collection: http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/354 2016-07-25T22:01:53Z 2016-07-25T22:01:53Z Wearing American Football helmets increases cervicocephalic kinaesthetic awareness in "elite" American Football players but not controls McCarthy, Peter W Hume, Phillip J Heusch, Andrew I Lark, Sally D http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/857 2016-07-23T00:00:52Z 2016-07-21T23:00:00Z Title: Wearing American Football helmets increases cervicocephalic kinaesthetic awareness in "elite" American Football players but not controls Authors: McCarthy, Peter W; Hume, Phillip J; Heusch, Andrew I; Lark, Sally D Abstract: BACKGROUND: While there have been investigations into the reduced neck injury rate of wearing protective helmets, there is little information on its effects on normal kinaesthetic neck function. This study aims to quantify the kinaesthetic and movement effects of the American football helmet. METHODS: Fifteen British Collegiate American football players (mean age 22.2, SD 1.9; BMI kg.m(2) 26.3, SD 3.7) were age and size matched to 11 non-American football playing university students (mean age 22.5, SD 3.6; BMI 24.3, SD 3.3 kg.m(2)). Both groups had their active cervical range of motion and head repositioning accuracy measured during neck flexion/extension using a modified cervical range of motion device and a similarly modified football helmet. RESULTS: Wearing helmets significantly reduced active cervical range of motion in extension in both groups (P = 0.007 and P = 0.001 Controls and American Footballers respectively). While both groups had similar repositioning when not wearing a helmet (flexion P = 0.99; extension P = 0.52), when wearing helmets, American football players appeared to be more accurate in relation to cervical kinaesthetic repositioning (ANOVA: P = 0.077: flexion effect size =0.84; extension effect size =0.38). CONCLUSIONS: Wearing American football helmets significantly reduces the active cervical range of motion in extension, along with a change in the neutral head position. American footballers have a greater accuracy in repositioning their head from flexion (potentially enhanced proprioception) when wearing a helmet. This finding might allow development of a simple objective test to help discern presence of minor concussive or cervical musculoskeletal injury on or off the field. 2016-07-21T23:00:00Z Architectural Changes of the Biceps Femoris Long Head after Concentric or Eccentric Training Timmins, Ryan Joshua, Ruddy Joel, Presland Maniar, Nirav Shield, Anthony Williams, Morgan Opar, David http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/856 2016-07-22T12:13:13Z 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Architectural Changes of the Biceps Femoris Long Head after Concentric or Eccentric Training Authors: Timmins, Ryan; Joshua, Ruddy; Joel, Presland; Maniar, Nirav; Shield, Anthony; Williams, Morgan; Opar, David Abstract: Purpose: To determine i) the architectural adaptations of the biceps femoris long head (BFlf) following concentric or eccentric strength training interventions; ii) the time course of adaptation during training and detraining. Methods: Participants in this randomized controlled trial (control [n=28], concentric training group [n=14], eccentric training group [n=14], males) completed a 4-week control period, followed by 6 weeks of either concentric- or eccentric-only knee flexor training on an isokinetic dynamometer and finished with 28 days of detraining. Architectural characteristics of BFlf were assessed at rest and during graded isometric contractions utilizing two-dimensional ultrasonography at 28 days pre-baseline, baseline, days 14, 21 and 42 of the intervention and then again following 28 days of detraining. Results: BFlf fascicle length was significantly longer in the eccentric training group (p<0.05, d range: 2.65 to 2.98) and shorter in the concentric training group (p<0.05, d range: -1.62 to -0.96) after 42 days of training compared to baseline at all isometric contraction intensities. Following the 28-day detraining period, BFlf fascicle length was significantly reduced in the eccentric training group at all contraction intensities compared to the end of the intervention (p<0.05, d range: -1.73 to -1.55). There was no significant change in fascicle length of the concentric training group following the detraining period. Conclusions: These results provide evidence that short term resistance training can lead to architectural alterations in the BFlf. In addition, the eccentric training-induced lengthening of BFlf fascicle length was reversed and returned to baseline values following 28 days of detraining. The contraction mode specific adaptations in this study may have implications for injury prevention and rehabilitation. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Biceps Femoris Architecture and Strength in Athletes with a Previous Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Timmins, Ryan Bourne, Matthew Shield, Anthony Williams, Morgan Lorenzen, Christian Opar, David http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/855 2016-07-23T00:02:10Z 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Biceps Femoris Architecture and Strength in Athletes with a Previous Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Authors: Timmins, Ryan; Bourne, Matthew; Shield, Anthony; Williams, Morgan; Lorenzen, Christian; Opar, David Abstract: This study aimed to determine whether limbs with a history of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury reconstructed from the semitendinosus display different biceps femoris long head (BFlh) architecture and eccentric strength, assessed during the Nordic hamstring exercise, compared with the contralateral uninjured limb.The architectural characteristics of the BFlh were assessed at rest and at 25% of a maximal voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) in the control group (n = 52) and in the group who had previous ACL injury (n = 15) using two-dimensional ultrasonography. Eccentric knee flexor strength was assessed during the Nordic hamstring exercise.Fascicle length was shorter (P = 0.001; d range, 0.90-1.31) and pennation angle (P range, 0.001-0.006; d range, 0.87-0.93) was greater in the BFlh of the ACL-injured limb compared with those in the contralateral uninjured limb at rest and during a 25% MVIC. Eccentric strength was lower in the ACL-injured limb when compared with the contralateral uninjured limb. Fascicle length, MVIC, and eccentric strength were not different between the left and right limb in the control group.Limbs with a history of ACL injury reconstructed from the semitendinosus have shorter fascicles and greater pennation angles in the BFlh compared with those of the contralateral uninjured side. Eccentric strength during the Nordic hamstring exercise of the ACL-injured limb is significantly lower than that of the contralateral side. These findings have implications for ACL rehabilitation and hamstring injury prevention practices, which should consider altered architectural characteristics. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Hamstring strength and flexibility after hamstring strain injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis Maniar, Nirav Shield, Anthony Williams, Morgan Timmins, Ryan Opar, David http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/854 2016-07-22T12:04:06Z 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Hamstring strength and flexibility after hamstring strain injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis Authors: Maniar, Nirav; Shield, Anthony; Williams, Morgan; Timmins, Ryan; Opar, David Abstract: Objective To systematically review the evidence base related to hamstring strength and flexibility in previously injured hamstrings. Design Systematic review and meta-analysis. Data sources A systematic literature search was conducted of PubMed, CINAHL, SPORTDiscus, Cochrane Library, Web of Science and EMBASE from inception to August 2015. Inclusion criteria Full-text English articles which included studies which assessed at least one measure of hamstring strength or flexibility in men and women with prior hamstring strain injury within 24 months of the testing date. Results Twenty-eight studies were included in the review. Previously injured legs demonstrated deficits across several variables. Lower isometric strength was found <7 days postinjury (d=−1.72), but this did not persist beyond 7 days after injury. The passive straight leg raise was restricted at multiple time points after injury (<10 days, d=−1.12; 10–20 days, d=−0.74; 20–30 days, d=−0.40), but not after 40–50 days postinjury. Deficits remained after return to play in isokinetically measured concentric (60°/s, d=−0.33) and Nordic eccentric knee flexor strength (d=−0.39). The conventional hamstring to quadricep strength ratios were also reduced well after return to play (60:60°/s, d=−0.32; 240:240°/s, d=−0.43) and functional (30:240°/s, d=−0.88), but these effects were inconsistent across measurement methods. Conclusions After hamstring strain, acute isometric and passive straight leg raise deficits resolve within 20–50 days. Deficits in eccentric and concentric strength and strength ratios persist after return to play, but this effect was inconsistent across measurement methods. Flexibility and isometric strength should be monitored throughout rehabilitation, but dynamic strength should be assessed at and following return to play. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z

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AbstractWe plan to develop and refine a device (Basic Life Support System, BLSS) and a just-in-time training procedure for a flight crewmember who must administer cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). In Phase I, we developed a computerized graphical display for CPR procedures. Volunteers using the display removed an airway obstruction and stabilized the patient in 10.9 minutes compared to 13.8 minutes for those who used the current NASA paper protocol. The number of errors was reduced by 42%. These differences significantly increase the survival rates for the patient. The goal of Phase II is to develop and refine the BLSS with an animated graphical display of instructions so that an individual without medical training can effectively resuscitate a patient. The BLSS will include an automatic external defibrillator, a CPR mask, and an oxygen supply. Sensors will provide feedback to inform the user of potential problems. The treatment protocol will automatically guide the user through the CPR algorithm and provide just-in-time training. Phase II studies will assess whether novice responders benefit from using the BLSS and evaluate if novices using the system will be as effective at resuscitating a patient, as are responders with basic life support and AED training.
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Ah, the Great American Road Trip. It's your chance to break free, take life by the wheel, celebrate your independence, and see the country on your terms. Of course, with that freedom comes the responsibility of planning your adventure. Thankfully, there are tons of smartphone apps on the market to help you every step of the way. To ensure that your drive goes smoothly, here are 6 free apps available for iOS and Android phones to help you plan and execute your expedition.
1. Plan Your Trip and Find Attractions with Roadtrippers
When it comes to a road trip, the phrase, "It's not the destination, but the journey," epitomizes the magic of taking in the sights along the way. Though Roadtrippers can help you find food, entertainment and accommodations, the app is best for finding odd attractions along the way.
Whether you want to see the World's Largest Sun Dial or explore one of our many beautiful state parks, Roadtrippers will help you find it. Simply set your starting point and destination, and the app will suggest attractions along the way. Tired of looking at your phone? The app even allows you to print out your itinerary. As a bonus for the budget-minded, Roadtrippers allows you to estimate how much fuel will cost along the way.
2. Locate the Best Price on Gas with GasBuddy
Remember that episode of Seinfeld when Kramer decides to see just how far a car can go on a tank of gas? We've all done it (sometimes accidentally), and it can be terrifying. GasBuddy alleviates the fear of not being able to find the next place to fill up the tank. This essential app uses your GPS to locate the nearest gas stations to you and tells you how much gas costs at each location, so you can always find the best price.
In addition, GasBuddy allows you to filter by price, fuel grade, map view, and whether a station carries diesel fuel.
3. Book a Place to Stay with Hotels.com
I recently found myself looking for a last-minute hotel after discovering all the campgrounds were full where I planned to stay for the night. Not knowing my options, I pulled out my phone and opened Hotels.com's app to find the most economical accommodations in the area. Then, I drove directly to the hotel to make a booking, which was a big mistake.
The front desk would not match the same low-price I found online. So, I stepped out of line, opened the app back up, found a mobile-only Hotels.com discount at CouponPal, and made my reservation. Then, I got back in line and checked into the hotel at a fraction of the advertised cost.
4. Navigate Around Town via the Quickest Route with Waze
Ever since Apple replaced Google Maps with its native iPhone app, reports of errors (including users being given turn-by-turn directions across an airport runway) have surfaced. This caused many iPhone users to install Google's app, but now there's an even better alternative.
Waze is a community-based app that incorporates real traffic information from other users to provide you with the most efficient directions. That means you can drive like a local no matter what city your trip takes you to and save gas by avoiding traffic. The app works so well that Google recently shelled out a reported $1 billion for the company to incorporate its technology and data into the Google app.
Don't feel comfortable looking at your phone while you drive? No problem. The app will give you directions by "voice" while you drive.
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There are tons of apps out there designed to help you find restaurants along the road, but Yelp is still my favorite. Users have been providing Yelp.com with peer reviews of businesses since 2004, filling the site with an incredible amount of information about restaurants, shopping, nightlife, entertainment, and services you might need along your journey.
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Now you have food, entertainment, fuel, and directions. What else do you need for a great road trip? All that's left to do is download the apps and hit the highway. Adventure calls.
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Taylor and Nathalie had their fourth child, a son named Viggo Moriah on 9th December 2008.
Taylor plays several musical instruments: piano, keyboard, percussion (including bongos and the tambourine), guitar(both acoustic and electric) and drums.
Taylor is left-handed, like his brother Zac.
Their third child, son River Samuel Hanson, was born on September 4th, 2006.
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Spouse: Natalie Anne Bryant (8 June 2002 - present) 4 children------------------- Brother of Isaac Hanson and Zac Hanson who form together with Taylor the band Hanson.--------------
On October 31st, 2002, wife Natalie gave birth to their son, Jordan Ezra.-------------
Son of Walker Hanson.------------------
Is the co-founder/co-CEO of 3CG Records.-----------
Album "Underneath" debuted at # 1 on Billboard's Top Independent Albums chart. The album sold over 37K in its first week making it one of the most successful selling self-released albums of all time.-----------------
Daughter, Penelope Anne, born April 19, 2005.-------------
Where are they now: (May 2003) After nearly 3 years of fighting with their record label, Hanson has broke away from them and plan on releasing "Underneath" in September 2003.--------------
(October 2003) Announced the start of own record label, 3CG Records, along with brothers Isaac and Zac. The brothers, known as Hanson, will release their 3rd studio album, Underneath, on 3CG in spring 2004.--------------
(June 2004) The brothers will embark on a world tour next month, July 2004.------------------
Second child Penelope was born on April 19th 2005.
They have a daughter named Penelope Anne Hanson who was born on the 19th of april.
Taylor: (given the opportunity, how he would change New York) I'd plant more trees. Having lived in New York, I love the city, but there's just not enough oxygen being made. Sometimes you look around and it just feels like you're suffocating.
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A very good game for the neutral...
Well, I was a bit neutral anyway.
You will have to cope with the man-to-man in the replay.
What a screamer from the free kick! Was Friedel at fault maybe? (Like Hart for Derby's goal)
the replay.....the replay....hope it's on TV..
It's definitely edge of the seat stuff being a vilan this season, that's for sure...
All the best
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Yep...a really good game....that probably had the right result. That free kick was a screamer and would have been a worthy winning goal in all honesty. Having said that we battled well and never gave up I thought. What was Brad Snr. doing for their first goal though?
Villa v Blues Semi??? you never know:-)
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On the cards isn't it Dan...trouble is, will you lot still speak to me when we knock you out of the cup ?
Such a shame, I was just begining to like you all too !
A Yahoo! User Feb 15, 2010 20:08 Flag
From a football point of view, it was indeed a good game.
Coming from behind ((Ohhh matron!)), always means that we are pleased to still be in the cup, but i thought we had the chances to win it.
Warnock never ceases to amaze me with his winging. This time about the corner that lead to our goal. he said he hopes the Referee is suspended over the decision!!!!
I'm sure there are many decisions that should go one way but go another in every match......But N warnock is a winging pratt


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The other day, cops reporter Harmony Johnson hit me with a real zinger when she accused me of only writing about myself in the picks column.
Ouch. Now that hurts. Well, of course it hurts me -- I was the one who was zinged, and, no, I don't think that's particularly narcissistic. Geez, why's everybody always pickin' on me? Hey, check it out --four "me's," a "myself" and two "I's." Not bad.
Anyway, as always I'm willing to listen to criticism, and it occurs to me that you may not know this year's picks race contestants as well as I. Certainly, we're a veteran group, far removed from the days of thumb-suckers like Lee Bradley blaming acne for their faulty prognostication.
With years of football (or some other type of squishy padding) under out belts, you'd think we'd be poised for a record-breaking run of success, but you'd think wrong. In case you hadn't noticed, we pretty much stink. Introductions are clearly in order.
Chip Gray: Played on Wofford's inaugural team in 1894 ... let community sports writer Freeman Rogers, another South Carolina native who compounds his problem by not being familiar with the term "football," make his picks one week ... that's still no excuse for a 47-40.
Todd Callaway: Stuck in a lingering mental slumber from seven years at Clemson ... T-N city desk editor is 11 games out at 57-30 ... mugshot taken shortly after Georgia game.
Tom Manter: Went 12-6 last week to fall to three games back of lead ... probably messed up because he spent too much time at "Glamour Shots" in the mall.
Dean Hensley: Recently took first lead of his career at 69-19 overall ... only took five years to take first lead of his career.
Which bring us back to ... me. Aren't you glad?
Last week: 14-4 (.778)
Overall: 66-21 (.759)
Games behind: 2
Madison at Brevard
You know, ever since Madison messed around and won a few games, I've felt kind of empty inside. Thanks goodness the world's not crazy anymore ... Brevard, 35-0.
East Henderson at Franklin
Getting manhandled by Smoky Mountain's defense is not a good sign heading into Franklin ... Franklin, 31-13.
Hendersonville at McDowell
At 1,700 students, McDowell is a 3-A school bigger than HHS. So no whining it wasn't a fair fight ... Hendersonville, 21-14.
Pisgah at North Henderson
Pisgah is no Owen, but, then again, the Black Bears don't have to be ... Pisgah, 24-20.
Highland Tech at Polk County
Yes, I COULD make fun of Highland Tech here, but I've already shot one fish in a barrel today (see Madison above). It's time to grow up, don't you think? ... Polk, 49-0.
Hayesville at Rosman
Boy, does Rosman need a Highland Tech (OK, two fish) ... Hayesville, 30-16.
North Buncombe at T.C. Roberson
The good news for Blackhawk fans is that North is only one game under .500 against Madison, Mountain Heritage and Erwin this year. The bad news is that that's the good news (Dang it, make that three fish) ... Roberson, 42-7.
Mitchell at West Henderson
Mitchell's not pretty, but the Mountaineers' greatest strength is the ability to make you not pretty, either. West'll make sure to leave the lipstick at home ... West, 17-12.
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LINCOLNTON at Chase
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OWEN at Mountain Heritage
Andrews at ROBBINSVILLE
MURPHY at Cherokee
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It's crazy to think how fast our generations have evolved. I remember when reading books was the in thing to do. IT was our only source of learning now students get not only 1 but 2 iPads! I cant believe the schools are trusting children with such valuable things. These costs thousands of dollars!
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This seems to be one of the consequences of a "risk averse society." Punishment for failure will result in staying with the "tried and true." -Lon
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Excellent point! We stick to 19th century formula and still have not adapted to digital natives :-(
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Harvard researcher Thomas Kane, is now organizing a broader network of schools, both district and charter, to compare students' use of edtech products against independent assessment data, using a similar approach as KIPP Bay Area and DC Prep.
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