I most certainly am!! The unofficial Northwestern tailgate ice cream. I had vaguely heard something about it until we had a gathering in Cincinnati the night before a Miami of Ohio game,and the locals, GOUNUII and CincyCat, educated me.after an order of the ribs, that ice cream really hit the spot. Of course the color made it even better.
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I most certainly am!! The unofficial Northwestern tailgate ice cream. I had vaguely heard something about it until we had a gathering in Cincinnati the night before a Miami of Ohio game,and the locals, GOUNUII and CincyCat, educated me.after an order of the ribs, that ice cream really hit the spot. Of course the color made it even better.
I send the linebackers Graeters ice cream often during the season.
Jango got his DEXA scan today at 2 pm He weighted in at 227.6 and did 20 reps of 225 on the bench the other day.
227? Hasn't he put on about 10 pounds over the past few months? I know he got sick and lost some weight. That sounds just about right for the WIL.
This will need to be confirmed by an anonymous poster who knows someone who knows someone on the team.
Yes, he had bronchitis at Spring ball. I am guessing he will lose about 7 lbs at Camp and play at about 220, which is where he should be.
Absolutely! And then we will need to vote on it and take a poll. If the poll results say that he weighs less, then he does.
I've put on 15 pounds since April too probably, wasn't that hard at all
April his DEXA weight was 216.
CatsDad, may I ask what DEXA means? Presumably it's an acronym for something, but the impression is that it's in some way especially accurate. Right?
CatsDad, may I ask what DEXA means? Presumably it's an acronym for something, but the impression is that it's in some way especially accurate. Right?
Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry
Well, sure. Seeing those words makes it all clear.
It was actually quite interesting to read the explanation you linked. My late mother suffered from horrible osteoporosis throughout much of her later life. I don't know what could have been done to prevent or ameliorate her condition, but earlier diagnosis surely would've helped. In those days I doubt if DEXA existed.
Well, sure. Seeing those words makes it all clear.
It was actually quite interesting to read the explanation you linked. My late mother suffered from horrible osteoporosis throughout much of her later life. I don't know what could have been done to prevent or ameliorate her condition, but earlier diagnosis surely would've helped. In those days I doubt if DEXA existed.
At a younger age they could have probably treated her once the DEXA showed her early bone loss.Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry
Well, sure. Seeing those words makes it all clear.
It was actually quite interesting to read the explanation you linked. My late mother suffered from horrible osteoporosis throughout much of her later life. I don't know what could have been done to prevent or ameliorate her condition, but earlier diagnosis surely would've helped. In those days I doubt if DEXA existed.
I'm ignorant about DEXA but it sounds like it is being used to measure weight and am curious why use it to measure weight when the traditional scales seem accurate enough?
I assume bone density measurements are needed to properly estimate percent body fat on an athlete.
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