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Source: Snowy Trail Run: Hunter’s Hollow at Alum Creek – Part 2 of 3
Category: Buckeye Zealot
Clemson 35 Alabama 31
Great game – would have preferred an OSU win but any defeat of Alabama and Nick Saban feels pretty good.
I was close with my PREDICTION
Clemson played a tenacious game hanging in there when they were down by 10. I predicted a 3 pt win by Clemson – 24-21 and we got a 4 pt win.
56 miles of (FANTASTIC!) Trail Running around Alum Creek Reservoir!
Click HERE to read a post about the MANY trail running options around Alum Creek Reservoir.
Basketball Winning % 1965 -2016
Some Good Years and some not so good years….
I’ll analyze this more in future posts. It says a lot about Talent, Team chemistry, and leadership. Four years were vacated in the O’Brien scandal from 1998 to 2001. We forget about that. Thad Matta’s record has been outstanding although sliding the last few years. It is good to keep things in perspective.
Optics Review: Section 2
Optics Review – Section 1
Trail Run: Alum Creek Multipurpose Trail – 5.7 miles
New Years Day Trail Run: Mohican – Lyons Falls (the root climb)
Do multifocal / bifocal spectacles increase the risk of serious falls in the elderly? Are multifocal / toric lens implants a solution?
Our elderly patients are vulnerable to falls which can be a life changing or even life ending incident. Wearing bifocal / multifocal lens implants may increase the risk of falls (read HERE). There are NO studies demonstrating increased safety with these newer, more expensive implants, but it does make a certain amount of sense.
The question posed is whether we should be considering multifocal lens implants to eliminate the aberrations and induced prism inherent in multifocal spectacles?
JAMA listed the cost of falls at over $70 B per year (2013) ranking 5 out of 155 conditions. Eye care was lumped with all “special senses” at 8/155 and close to $60B per year. This includes cataract surgery, injections for macular degeneration, etc. If half of the 2B cataract surgeries per year were given more expensive multifocal lenses the extra cost would be about $2.5B per year. If falls decreased only 10% that would save over $7B per year – plus considerable suffering.
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