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Animal: Neuroanatomy; Neurochemistry
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Peter Bloomfield; Oliver D Howes, PhD DM; Vincenzo De Paola
MRC Clinical Sciences Centre, Queenly College Writer, Lon, Pooled Kingdom
Background: Sense volume forfeiture and noble microglial jump other inflaming markers blow away seen bargain schizophrenia. At hand are besides known glutamatergic signal disruptions, evident let alone magnetic vibrancy spectroscopy in good health patients. Despite that, the behave of tranquillizer treatment see the point of this critique unknown.
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Long Drive Finals
Going the Distance
Although most of his competitors tower over him, 5'10", 225-pound
Jason Zuback has set the bar as high in long-driving competitions
as Tiger Woods has on the Tour. It's not that the 30-year-old
Zuback, who goes for a record fifth consecutive World Long Drive
Championship Oct. 18-21 in Mesquite, Nev., is more powerful than
his opponents. Last month, for example, Mike Moulton, of San
Bernardino, Calif., hit three drives between 445 and 449 yards at
a long-drive event in Fresno, while Zuback's career-best is 412
yards. His secret is a swing built for accuracy and consistency,
and a knack for producing his best shots when the pressure is the
greatest.
Sound familiar? "It's great to be compared to Tiger," says
Zuback, whose ball speed has been measured at 210.4 mph on a
launch monitor, while Woods clocks in at 184 mph. "I love
everything about the guy, except when they say he's the longest
driver in golf. He's not; I am."
Zuback, who lives in Calgary, is a former powerlifter. Despite
neck and shoulder injuries, he can still bench-press 405 pounds.
He pumps iron two hours a day, five days a week. His training
regimen also includes five-hour sessions on the practice tee,
where he launches high, left-to-right vapor trails with a driver