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	Foot Pain
		Foot pain is generally defined by one of three sites of origin: the toes; the front of the foot (forefoot); or back of the foot (hind foot).
		Pain originating in the front of the foot usually involves the metatarsal bones (five long bones that extend from the front of the arch to the bones in the toe) and the sesamoid bones (two small bones imbedded at the top of the first metatarsal bone, which connects to the big toe).
		Foot size can also increase by 5% over the day and change shape and size depending on whether a person is walking, sitting, or standing.
	www.foot-specialist.com /foot-pain.htm (7385 words)

	Kitchen Sink Drain Plumbing
		PVC drain pipe is connected between the kitchen sink drain baskets and the drain pipe that goes through the floor.
		Years ago all drain pipe were made from brass, which was usually chrome plated on the outside.
		Horizontal drains are easier because there is no need to drill holes in the bottom of the sink base cabinet.
	www.hammerzone.com /archives/kitchen/sink/stainless/drain.htm (925 words)

	Foot Pain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Foot pain is generally defined by one of three sites of origin: the toes, the front of the foot (forefoot), or back of the foot (hind foot).
		Pain originating in the front of the foot usually involves the metatarsal bones (five long bones that extend from the front of the arch to the bones in the toe) and the sesamoid bones (two small bones imbedded at the top of the first metatarsal bone, which connects to the big toe).
		Foot pain, in fact, can be the first sign of trouble in many illnesses related to aging, such as arthritis, diabetes, and circulatory disease.
	www.summitcountyinternist.com /footpain.htm (8300 words)

	PreventDisease.com - Foot Pain
		In study of patients with type 2 diabetes, those at highest risk for foot ulcers were those who were less sensitive to sensation in the foot, who had a higher intake of alcohol, and who put more pressure on their feet.
		Charcot foot is initially treated with strict immobilization of the foot and ankle; some centers use a cast that allows the patient to move and still protects the foot.
		Foot pain, in fact, can be the first sign of trouble in many illnesses related to aging, such as arthritis, diabetes, and circulatory disease.
	preventdisease.com /diseases/foot_pain.html (9745 words)

	EXPERT DRAINAGE SYSTEMS * NEW JERSEY Installations * NJ Basement Waterproofing & Backyard French Drain
		Because typical French Drains may require as much as fifty to seventy-five tons of stone, it is imperative to hire a contractor who is using dedicated track equipment.
		Drains can last indefinitely, but periodic inspection and clean-outs are required to ensure that silt does not build up and that tree roots or animals have not damaged the piping.
		Footing drains are most practical for suburban sites or others where the entire periphery of the building is readily accessible and positive drainage is possible (i.e., pumping is not required).
	www.bobcats4hire.com /drainage_systems.htm (3215 words)

	Foot pain \| Health Library \| Walgreens
		Foot pain is generally defined by one of three sites of origin: the toes; the forefoot; and the hindfoot.
		Foot problems are the leading cause of hospitalizations for patients with diabetes.
		Foot problems develop from problems in the blood vessels and in the peripheral nervous system (the nerves that reach the limbs).
	www.walgreens.com /library/contents.jsp?doctype=10&docid=000061 (11223 words)

	Fusecon Publications : French and Rain Drain Project
		I trenched a new route for the rain drains.
		Because this drain outlet is lower than the surrounding ground I connected a ninety degree connector on the end.
		The reason for this drain is in case the gutter overflows and with all the fur trees and cones around it is pretty much guaranteed to overflow if I forget to clean the gutters once or twice a year.
	www.fusecon.com /pubs/txtfiles/dmwhouse/FdrainProject.html (3728 words)

	Research and Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The choice of surgical technique depends on a variety of factors including the patient’s age, level of activities, general medical status, the position of the foot, and the degree of deformity, the neurovascular status of the limb, bone quality, overall limb alignment and the presence of degeneration in the joints of the foot.
		Increased internal or external rotation of the fused ankle, results in abnormal rotation of the lower extremity during gait with painful foot, and ipsilateral hip and knee joints.
		At the present time, we have performed this procedure on one hundred and fourteen patients, with successful fusion in one hundred and five patients at an average time to fusion of ten weeks.
	footandankle.mdmercy.com /research_pubs/pressItem88.html (4187 words)

	Foot Pain - UMMC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Given what the foot must endure, it is not surprising that about 75% of Americans experience foot pain at some point in their lives.
		In study of patients with type 2 diabetes, those at highest risk for foot ulcers were those who were less sensitive to sensation in the foot, who had a higher intake of alcohol, and who put more pressure on their feet.
		Charcot foot is initially treated with strict immobilization of the foot and ankle; some centers use a cast that allows the patient to move and still protects the foot.
	www.umm.edu /patiented/doc61full.html (9992 words)

	Branched Drain Greywater Systems (book)
		With a typical “drain out back,” a mucky, anaerobic grey-white material on the ground indicates where the soil’s purification capacity is overloaded.
		Though common throughout the entire world, the “drain out back” is illegal, primarily because the effluent is applied to the surface (this virtually never results in official censure with existing structures, but it wouldn’t be permitted for new construction or a remodel).
		The tricky part of branched drain systems is designing and installing them so the pipes slope constantly and correctly downhill, within close tolerances.
	www.oasisdesign.net /greywater/brancheddrain (2566 words)

	City of Independence, Missouri - Article 16
		A. A temporary slope drain is a temporary facility consisting of stone, concrete or asphalt gutters, half-round pipe, metal pipe, plastic pipe, or flexible rubber pipe, used to carry water down slopes to reduce erosion.
		Temporary slope drains shall be required to carry water flowing from cut sections down the fill slopes prior to the time permanent facilities are installed.
		Temporary slope drains shall also be required on fill slopes at approximately five hundred foot (500') intervals or as directed by the Engineer.
	www.ci.independence.mo.us /wpc/article16_20-16-004_11.aspx (1277 words)

	Clearing the Way for Business
		Homeowners always have clogged drains; from the diaper flushed down the toilet to tree roots from the old willow tree in the front yard.
		One hundred foot snakes are the most rented item for the plumbing contractor market.
		Their drains clog with grease from the kitchen at the most inopportune times — on a busy Saturday night when the dining room is full and the line is out the door.
	rermag.com /mag/equipment_clearing_business (1329 words)

	Foot Pain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Foot pain is generally defined by one of three sites of origin: the toes; the forefoot; and the hindfoot.
		Foot problem develop from problems in the blood vessels and in the peripheral nervous system (the nerves that reach the limbs).
		Claw toe is a deformity of the foot in which the toes are pointed down and the arch is high, making the foot appear claw-like.
	www.morehead.org /wellconnected/000061.htm (10575 words)

	The Staploe Hundred
		As part of this a twenty-four foot drain was cut from Soham mere to link it with the South Level drainage, and Downham Eau was drained by tunnels under the rivers.
		Tharp's improvement was constantly flooded; when fed, it was with cows and young stock to little profit: formerly there was a mill for draining, but it decayed, and the whole residence of snipes, wild ducks, and herons; cows and horses mired and lost, and their skeletons found when the drains were cut.
		Tharp's effective draining the mill proved to be unnecessary, for a fall of five feet was gained; the copy-holders fed it and made nothing, their allotments now let at 20s.
	www.gaer.connectfree.co.uk /cam/Staploe.html (4688 words)

	The Fens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The major part of the draining of the Fens, as seen today was nevertheless, effected in the late 18th and early 19th century, again involving fierce local rioting and sabotage of the works.
		The dead vegetation of the peat remained un-decayed because it was deprived of air (the peat was anaerobic).
		The effect of the drainage schemes has drained water from the peat, which has shrunk, the highest point now being only a few meters above mean sea level, and only sizable embankments of the rivers, dikes and flood defences, stop the land from being inundated.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/T/The-Fens.htm (1923 words)

	Foot Pain
		This may be detected by pressing top to bottom using one hand and with the other hand pressing on the top of the foot and moving it from side to side.
		If a patient suspects that bones in a toe or foot have been broken or fractured, he or she should call a physician, who will probably order X-rays.
		Morton’s neuroma (also called interdigital neuroma) is the most common neuroma of the foot and develops when the third and fourth metatarsal bones to pinch together compressing an underlying nerve.
	www.hmh.net /adam/patientreports/000061.htm (10291 words)

	StuartWilde.com - Twisty Foot & the Condom
		If you are lying on a bed and your feet are straight up pointing to the ceiling say, you will feel either your left foot or the right one twisted over at an angle of 45°.
		The pressure is intense, you can move your foot back to vertical if you want to but it takes effort, it becomes more comfortable to leave it tilted over where it is.
		They are slippery as eels in a barrel and very nasty; they have got a hundred sneaky tricks you have never seen before.
	www.stuartwilde.com /morph/Sensations/SW_morph_sensations_twistyfoot.htm (627 words)

	Landscape of North East Cambridgeshire
		Relief was sought by drinking large quantities of blue 'poppy tea' (opium) or by smoking the dried leaves of the Hemp plant (Cannabis) which also grew profusely.
		Hundred Foot drain known as the New Bedford River was begun.
		Vermuyden's drains still play an important part in the present drainage system.
	www.malcmoss.easynet.co.uk /landscape.htm (631 words)

	Drainage - Problems, Solutions, Urban Runoff Mitigation Systems, French Drains, Sump Pumps and Pits, Urban
		The typical drain inlets installed decks and lawns that are 3 or 4 inches in diameter are often ineffective.
		French drains are susceptible to silt intrusion and root invasion, since they are not sealed.
		Other drains have been in service for fifteen or twenty years and appear to be functioning well.
	www.hammerco.org /drainage.htm (1581 words)

	Albion College Football
		Thanks to donations as part of an alumni effort for Morley Fraser Field, the field playing surface underwent a soil massage in the off-season in hopes of assisting in the drainage process.
		The process, similar to aerating, included Vertidrain plugs with one inch diameters that were plugged as deep as a foot into the ground.
		The plugs were vacuumed, and the holes were plugged with sand creating a vertical shaft for moisture to drain.
	www.albion.edu /sports/football/stadium.asp (1317 words)

	Fens - His Dark Materials Wiki
		There are numerous waterways in the Fens, which consist of drained land reclaimed from the marshes.
		As a result, a short stretch of the River Great Ouse near Earith is tidal, even though it is a long way inland, because it is connected directly to the sea by the One Hundred Foot Drain.
		In our world, this low-lying part of eastern England (East Anglia) is now almost completely drained and given over to intensive vegetable-growing agriculture.
	www.bridgetothestars.net /wiki/index.php?title=Fens&printable=yes (128 words)

	Great Ouse Canal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		They called for the setting up of a Commission Of Sewers (drains) but nothing was done and their reports emphasised the differences between drainage and navigation interests.
		Francis, Earl of Bedford, agreed to drain the area which is now known as the Bedford Level (east of Peterborough in north Cambridgeshire).
		These included the cutting of the Hundred Foot Drain (also called the New Bedford River) which ran absolutely parallel to his original Bedford River, at an average of ½ a mile away to the east.
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/greatouseroot.htm (6833 words)

	Rotary Meeting Places 14
		The Wisbech area is rich in historical connections stretching back to Roman times through such well-known figures as Hereward the Wake and the luckless King John, who lost his baggage train together with a King's fortune in The Wash near Wisbech in 1216.
		Technical problems and the Civil War delayed work, but in 1650 the Sixteen-Foot and Forty-Foot drains were cut and the tidal One Hundred-Foot drain, known as the New Bedford River, was begun.
		Vermuyden's drains still play an important part in the present drainage system, which enables some of the most productive land in the country to be farmed.
	www.keme.net /~g-howell/meet14.htm (1044 words)

	Pymoor - Steam Pump Engine House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The task of the pumping station is to lift the surplus water in the drain into the Hundred Foot River.
		In 1830 he was appointed the first engine driver at the new Hundred Foot Engine, and all his other children were born after that date.
		In October 1834 the committee recommended that ‘a house be built at the engine on Hundred Foot Bank for the Engineer’… and ‘a reduction in the wages of the Engineer’… he would have had lower living expenses.
	www.pymoor.fsworld.co.uk /engine.htm (1055 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Travel \| Winter sports \| Get your skates on
		His "nice piece of ice" was 40 acres of frozen fen, stretching from the lane between the villages of Swavesey and Over to the banks of the River Great Ouse.
		Sutton Gault, on the Hundred Foot Washes between the Old and New Bedford Rivers (ask for the Anchor pub), close to Sutton village (this week voted village of the year).
		Welney, on the washes between the Old Bedford river and Hundred Foot Drain (information on skating is posted on the community website: welney.org.uk).
	travel.guardian.co.uk /activities/wintersports/story/0,7447,859524,00.html (1343 words)

	Kevin Kelly -- Cool Tools
		It frees the user from the tedious "carry the 1" calculations that abound in the brewing process and helps you keep track of the history of a beer as it develops over time.
		drained, and served either in a hot broth or cold, accompanied by a
		The fact is, the upright position helps drain off the fat, and crisp the skin, while the beer in the can steams and flavors the bird from the inside.
	www.kk.org /cooltools/archives/cat_edibles.php (4149 words)

	Cam, River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Much of the low lying land had been under water and a concerted effort was being made to reclaim the countryside by diverting rivers and constructing drains.
		Traders on the river feared his drains would cause the river to dry up, cutting it off from Cambridge and other local towns.
		The work included the New Bedford River (or Hundred Foot Drain) which ran from a sluice at Earith to another, Denver Sluice, near Salters' Lode.
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/camriver.htm (2745 words)

	Anchor Inn, Sutton Gault, Ely presented by A1 Tourism
		In 1630, the Earl of Bedford engaged the Dutchman, Cornelius Vermuyden to drain the vast watery tracts of swamp and scrub that made much of this part of England.
		Despite the efforts of the Romans, William the Conqueror and the Abbots of Ely, the Fens withstood taming and had become the haunt of vagabonds and malaria-ridden peasants.
		The Anchor was built around 1650 in the shelter of the bank of the New Bedford River or 'The Hundred Foot Drain' as it is also called, to provide lodgings and sustenance for the men who had been conscripted to dig the new rivers.
	www.a1tourism.com /uk/theanchor.html (1174 words)

	Let's Drain Lake Powell
		To tap its electrical generating potential, power lines would have to be built across hundreds of miles of empty desert, to carry the power to the cities that needed them.
		And inevitably, whether it happens in 200 years or 300 years or in a thousand years, all blinks of the eye in geologic time, the reservoir will silt up completely and a meandering river will make its way to the seven hundred foot waterfall formerly called Glen Canyon Dam.
		Now, free from the chains of his former employer, the federal government, Wegner said the time had come, not to just drain the lake, but to remove the dam.
	www.canyoncountryzephyr.com /stiles-stories/letsdrainlakepowell.htm (2653 words)

	Window Washing Supplies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This means the process of coming to be on equal footing with another party.
		In 1630, Charles I of England granted a drainage charter to the 4th Earl of Bedford who engaged the Dutch engineer Cornelius Vermuyden to construct the two Bedford rivers.
		These automate the washing process by controlling the water and soap intake, draining and rotation of the drum in sequence.
	www.blownspeakers.com /pages3/97/window-washing-supplies.html (1218 words)

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