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Thursday 20 July 1911
It was Thursday, under the sign of Cancer. The US president was William Howard Taft (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include William Dillard and Mireille Balin.
Dante's Inferno, directed by Francesco Bertolini, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1911
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- Brazil - Friendship Day
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- Mireille Balin: Monaco-born film actress and fashion model, she was an internationally popular star of French films in the 1930s; she retired in the mid-1940s.
- Baqa Jilani: Indian cricketer (d. 1941).
- José Zabala-Santos: Filipino author and illustrator (d. 1985).
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The Illinois Wesleyan Student Senate administers and distributes the Student Activity Fee that every student who attends Illinois Wesleyan pays. Here you will find out exactly how your student group will be able to petition to receive some of that fund, as well as what other groups have received.
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I am a freshman in college and have never kissed a girl. In high school I was kind of popular, but that's only because I'm funny. I had plenty of friends and (male and female), most of whom were attractive. I was rarely called "good-looking" or "handsome". In 8th grade I was called "ugly" once. I was called "ugly" once again my Junior year. I didn't think I was ugly until recently. No girl likes a guy that isn't experienced, much less an ugly guy that's not experienced. Is there any hope for ugly guys? I give my self a 4/10 if that puts into perspective.
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you people who believe that you are ugly... Ugly is a term used to put people down. Generally it is used to make someone feel bad. You are not ugly. I have been called, scrawny, shrimp, stick, before…. not ugly but close enough. If you are called ugly it means that the person who called you that either doesn't like you, or is jealous of you. You are not ugly. As for the dating aspect, I didn't date anyone till I was in college. Dating will come when you find the right person. Someone who cares not about your looks, but about your personality. You will know when that person comes along. She will be friendly, caring, thoughtful…. she will especially remember the tiniest details about you. Don't worry about it. That girl you want will eventually come along. She will respect and love you for your personality and not your looks. Also you aren't ugly. No one is ever ugly until they think they are. Once you learn to realize that looks isn't what is important in life, you will feel better. Just don't worry about it right now, and besides…. you never have to tell the girl you that you have never dated a girl before. That can come long after you are into a relationship. Also life is about mistakes. If you don't mess up a little bit here and there then you can never learn. So if you do start dating and you make a mistake, don't worry about it.
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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
Problem with Spacing on formAsked by cands on September 23, 2014 at 06:19 PM
I am having a few spacing problems with my form:
Firstly there is too much empty space at the bottom.
Secondly I have a border round the form and the form is not centered.
Also whatever method I use to embed the form it looks different in FF and IE. I tried using the iframe method (which seems to be the recommended method) but I get a white flash before the form loads which doesn't look good.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Can you please try this jotform http://www.jotformpro.com/form/42656997450973
You can clone it and update in your form builder. Follow this user guide to clone the form
Try embedding the form in your website using the default embed script.
Hope this help. Inform us if you need further assistance.
Thanks, however I am still having problems. I tried embedding the full source and that is closer but still issues with the submit button placement it overruns the form border in FF and there is too much space below it in FF. It looks fine in Chrome however.
Also I would like to move the text labels over by 2px just so it is horizontally centered and give a little more padding at the top, not much but just o the first item isn't as close to the top border.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Add the following CSS codes.
.form-textarea { height: 90px !important; }
.form-label { margin-top: 2px; }
The first code is for the consistent textarea height on different browsers and the second one is for the top label margin as you desired.
Feel free to adjust the values to your preference.
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Sorry for the delayed reply, I have been away.
Almost there but I don't just want to move the top label down, I want to add a bit more space between the top border and the first label and input box.
Basically I want to move all fields down slightly so that the form is vertically centered within the border.
Also I would like to move all the elements over 2 or 3px to the left so that everything is horizontally centered within the border.
Please can you advise?
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In your CSS I updated this line to make it vertically centered:
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As for moving elements to the left, it doesn't look like there's room. The labels are already on the edge almost. If anything it seems like it might move to the right. Here's what this last update looks like:
Let us know if this will work, or if you'd like further updates.
Sorry I just realised I had put right instead of left, I placed around with the cs and added some margin and padding code and it now looks fine in IE and FF.
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How to make Thank-You page appear on the same location of the website where form is embedded?Asked by Twilightwarrior on January 12, 2016 at 05:33 PMI was wondering if we could stop it from jumping to a new page when thanking people for their submission.
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I believe it is not possible for you to make the Thank You page load on the same location of the form on your website if you're using the Full Source code of the form. It will be possible if the form if embedded as an iframe, however.
What you can try to do is embed the Full source code of the form to a website(blank website), that only has your form. Then, embed that website where you form is embedded to your main website(http://proclaimgear.com/shop/tiny-cross-pendant/ ) as an <iframe>.
I will still try to make a research about this concern. If I would find any other solution for you, I will post it on this thread. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions or if you have another concern and we will be glad to help you. Thank you.
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By the way, another thing that you can try to do have your users redirected to your page again after they chose a feedback.
You can do that by changing the redirect page of the Thank You page of your form.
Please check this guide: Redirecting-Users-to-a-Different-Page
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I have a software program that controls sports stats that reports an expired XML certificate. We get updates annually, which I've already applied. I'm having to change the pc clock every 15 minutes to a date two years prior to keep the game clock updates and web sites accurate during the events. Any suggestions how to fix this? Is it Windows or the individual software?
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can we get a little more info?
What is the exact error message?
What is the application?
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What is the server (apache, IIS)?
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The application is called Statware running on a Windows XP Pro workstation. The exact message is a pop-up window that says "XML Certificate Expired". It does not happen immediately when running the program but during the stats transfer process. I don't know what server it uses. It's an app that is installed on the workstation C: drive that gets updates each year. Two computers were upgraded and work fine. This one does not. The application is connected to the main stats pc by serial port, and uses FTP to send the updated stats to websites whenever the files are changed.
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The 2010 Lexus RX 350 represents the next generation of the RX Lexus lineup, but the styling hasn't changed too drastically.
Reviews read by TheCarConnection.com show that the exterior of the 2010 Lexus RX 350 still carves the same conservative, middle-of-the-road profile that Lexus is known for. Some reviewers aren't very impressed; Jalopnik says that Lexus "managed to take a boring but tidy SUV and crank the snooze up to 11." Others, however, appreciate the broad appeal of the Lexus RX 350.
The latest Lexus design language, which they have christened "L-finesse," works well on the Lexus RX 350, according to Cars.com. "L-finesse models have a clean, uncluttered look that's accented by sharp, angular design elements, such as the headlights," assesses Cars.com, and "the design theme doesn't diminish the RX's distinctive appearance." Edmunds finds the changes to be quite subtle, claiming that "to the untrained eye, it appears to be exactly the same midsize luxury crossover SUV as the 2009 Lexus RX 350," and while the "front and rear fascias are slightly different, and the wheels are larger...the basic silhouette is intact." Autoblog reviewers chime in by noting that the "sharp creases and broad shoulders [of the 2010 Lexus RX 350] give the RX a more hunkered-down appearance while still remaining innocuous."
The interior of the 2010 RX Lexus RX lineup gets a more significant makeover, boasting new styling elements throughout the cabin. Cars.com notes that the interior, "unlike the exterior, makes a bigger break from the previous RX in terms of its design" and is "offered in solid or two-tone color schemes," while the "dashboard has sweeping lines and makes wide use of soft-touch materials." Autoblog states that the interior of the Lexus RX 350 gets "a completely revised instrument panel, center stack and navigation system," while Road & Track mentions the addition of "an 8-inch navigation screen" as optional equipment. Car and Driver declares that the interior, though different, stays "conservative yet pleasing to the eye—parchment with brown walnut, or gray tones with charcoal maple."


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houston livestock show and rodeo 2010,The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announced its full concert lineup for 2010 but I sure don't see any rock acts. Usually the rodeo folks give us one night. I've seen ZZ Top and John Fogerty there and those were spectacular shows.
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The Most Pro-Obama, Anti-Bush Star Trek Movie Review Ever!
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About halfway through her Times-Online review of the new Star Trek movie, Debra Craine tells us all we really need to know:
Gone is the gloom of the last Star Trek film, Nemesis (2002), which seemed cast in the depressing shadow of George Bush's post-9/11 America. The prequel, though conceived before the rise of Barack Obama, taps into the optimism of his presidency.
The film "taps into the optimism of the Obama presidency"? Ooh, I can't wait! Captain Kirk will travel to Qo'noS and apologize to the Klingons for the past behavior of the Federation, and later refer to a book given to him by the Romulan leader entitled "101 Ways Earthlings Ruined the Galaxy" as "a nice gesture."
After that, Kirk will sit through a Starfleet-bashing tirade by Khan Noonien Singh without flinching. And — this is the best part — if you want to see the movie, the tickets will be paid for by everybody who makes over $250,000 a year and/or charged to our unborn grandchildren! Count me in!
Watch for a rather awkward cameo appearance by Joe Biden as he enters the scene and says, "Stand up, Captain Pike!"
The original Captain Kirk helps sum up how I feel about Ms. Craine's review:
It occurred to me that any optimistically Obamafied Star Trek movie should feature a touching romance between Nomad and Teleprompter:
(h/t Newsbusters)
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I recently purchased this shampoo and conditioner and have to admit I was a little skeptical. Since I had recently colored my hair (two days before purchase) I decided it was worth...Read complete review
I recently purchased this shampoo and conditioner and have to admit I was a little skeptical. Since I had recently colored my hair (two days before purchase) I decided it was worth a try and what better time than when my hair was freshly colored. I figured that way I could really judge and possibly measure the claims of making color last longer and look more healthy. So it has been about three weeks and I absolutely love this shampoo and conditioner. It has a an awesome scent and a really creamy texture. My hair is so shiny and the color does not seem to have faded at all and there really is a difference in my hair. The color looks great and it really does look like I just had it colored, just like the claims in the commercial. I never really gave much thought to how much is stripped out of our hair every time we wash it. I am going to save so much money using this product bcause I won't have to get touch ups as often, and in this economy that is one of things that has become a real priority. I love this product and will continue to be a loyal customer.
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L'Oreal EverPure Shampoo & Conditioner is honestly one of the worst shampoo and conditioner combos I have ever used!!! It does smell good with the hint of mint smell but other than...Read complete review
L'Oreal EverPure Shampoo & Conditioner is honestly one of the worst shampoo and conditioner combos I have ever used!!! It does smell good with the hint of mint smell but other than that I have nothing good to say about it. It made my hair get really knotty in the shower and made if feel dry even while wet. Then after drying it my hair wouldn't feel clean and it would get greasy after one day. I could feel the product build up and it was not worth the money. My mom and sister have also tried it and won't use it again. I have blonde hair and have never had dandruff in my entire life and after using this my scalp began flaking!!! Also if you have hard to detangle hair then this is NOT the product for you. It does not make your hair easy to comb out. After I bought it and used the whole bottle thinking maybe that was just how it was at first I wouldn't use it again. I later won a bottle of the shampoo & conditioner and haven't used it. I wouldn't even use it if it was free.
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I purchased L'Oreal EverPure Hair Shampoo and the matching conditioner after reading about how bad sulfates are not only for your colored hair but also for the environment. I love that this product is 100% vegan and does not have any drying salts, as I tend to have dry hair, which gets worse after coloring it. I had my hair colored and waited about a week to start using this EverCare line. I used both the shampoo and the conditioner. The shampoo was a bit disappointing because it had a difficult time lathering up, and since I have long hair, I need quite a bit of lather to get all of my hair clean. That means tat I ended up using more shampoo than I normally would have. The conditioner was very good and thick and creamy, and I only needed to use a quarter sized amount to cover my hair. After using these products for about three days, I started developing an awful and constant itch on my scalp. I was not sure what had caused it and did not want to believe it was because of this new shampoo I was using, so I kept using it hoping it would go away. It was absolutely miserable and I was scratching my scalp constantly! Finally after two weeks of using L'Oreal EverCare products, I decided to stop to see if the itch would go away. Sure enough, after one day of skipping these products, my itch went completely away. I am not one to have sensitivity to ingredients in products but in this case, I clearly had a bad reaction to some of the ingredients in the shampoo and/or conditioner. Otherwise, I will say that it kept my hair color vibrant and my hair healthier looking after coloring it, but unfortunately, I must be one of the very few cases that have an allergic reaction.
For the two weeks I used these products, my hair color looked amazing and shiny. Had I not developed an itch with these products, I would probably still be using them.
The rosemary and mint scented shampoos and conditioners are wonderful and make the shampoo and conditioner very pleasant to use.
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I have long, dry, chemically treated hair, so it is a challenge to keep it looking shiny and soft. I have tried quite a few different shampoos and conditioners, but few have helped with the dryness. So, because I have the best results using L'Oreal products to color my hair, I decided to try their L'Oreal EverPure Hair Care line as well. I also love the fact that it is sulfate free. I first tried the shampoo alone. This was a mistake. I couldn't get a comb through my hair, it was dry and dull looking. However, when I used the conditioner after shampooing, my hair looked great. EverPure is a great product when used correctly.
When using both shampoo and conditioner together, the L'Oreal EverPure works great. My dry, chemically treated hair is soft, silky and manageable. Moveover, my color lasts longer--at least one more week before I need to color my hair again.
The L'Oreal EverPure Hair Care products smell great. The scent is very light, fresh and smells clean.
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I really like this type of hair care product for one main reason because of there are no sulfates. My hair is long and thin and I have noticed over the years it just keeps getting worse so i decided to look for hair care products that are easy to buy and get to that can help my hair. Even though it has no sulfates it still has some other nasty chemicals that I don't like, but options are limited when trying to find a pure hair care product and this comes close to it. With this product I am pretty happy. I have noticed a big difference in my hair such as not being weighed down and looking at lot fuller than normal. The price is okay but it is something i don't have to buy online and I can just go to a near by store to pick it up and avoid shipping costs. This product also smells great and has a pretty good consistency to. It also suds pretty well and the conditioner spreads through out hair pretty well too.
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I really love the EverPure Hair Care Shampoo and Conditioner. I don't use them daily but I do use them to detox my hair which is colored and gets blown dry quite often and put up in hot rollers on occasion.
They have a lovely smell to them and leave my hair shiny and renewed.
I also like the containers they come in. They are good for when I am traveling. I find that my hair has a hard time when I travel because of the difference in the water. This helps to keep my hair from looking flat and lifeless. My hair tends to get limp and this helps to plump it back up.
I usually first shampoo all of my hair and rinse. Then I massage a small amount of the shampoo into my scalp without getting the longer part of my hair lathered up. I leave the conditioner in for a few minutes and rinse and then put a bit of extra conditioner on the ends.
I also really like that I can usually find coupons for this product.
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I've used many brands of shampoo in my lifetime. So many. Some of them have been good, some have been great, and some have just been okay. The Loreal Everpure collection is extra good, it's extra great, it's not just okay.
One of the best things about this collection is the fact that it leaves your hair super smooth.
Another good thing about this collection is that it has a good scent that lasts in your hair.
I like the looks of the bottles, too, and the overall luxuriousness of these products.
These products are easy to find at local supermarkets and grocery stores which makes it available to all.
One of the cons of this collection is the fact that they are priced a little higher than other brands. I can't really afford to use these products on a regular basis.
Overall, these are great products if you don't mind spending a little extra for quality. They leave hair smooth and smelling good.
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I have used many of L'Oreal EverPure Hair Care Products over the past couple of years. My first experience with this line was with the rosemary and mint moisture shampoo and conditioner. At that time I was looking for an alternative to the expensive rosemary and mint hair care products that I normally purchase from a salon. What I really liked about L'Oreal EverPure products was that they are sulfate free so they are not harsh on my hair. All of the shampoos that I have used in this line of products clean my hair without drying it. My favorite shampoo/conditioner is the EverPure Sulfate-Free Color Care System Smooth Shampoo. I have long wavy hair that is very prone to getting frizzy and using the smooth shampoo helps to tame my hair and reduce the frizz. I also found that the products in this line are safe to use on my highlighted hair, I have not experienced any color fading when using them. I recently tried the Moisture Restorative Masque and found that it helped to moisturize my dry ends and made my hair feel really smooth. Overall, this line of hair care products are comparable to expensive salon products and I would highly recommend.
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This product is a very nice product. It is gentle enought to use on my hair everyday but strong enought to keep it clean. It leaves a shiny sheak to it. Does not leave any oily residue. Normally my hair is greasy by mid day, but with this product my hair stay cleans, fresh and shiny all day long.
Hair is clean, with a shine to it. No longer oily throughout the day. Soft texture while not getting frizzy.
Scent is very settle, but enough that I keep smelling my hair throughout the day. Very refreshing but not too much.
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I picked up this entire line of hair products after the last time I dyed my hair, wanting to splurge a little and knowing sulfate free hair products were better to use on dyed hair because they wouldn't fade the color. I was immediately attracted to the design of the bottles and containers, they look sleek and professional but everything in the line comes at a great price. My favorite product in the line is the leave in conditioner in Rosemary Mint. It's so easy to just pump twice into my palm and run it through my hair and it defines my curls and waves without making them crispy like mousse or hair spray. The rest of the line is just as awesome and effective too.
I loved how clean and light my hair felt after using this product line. It works great!
I really like the rosemary mint smell of these products. It's refreshing, light, and leaves my hair smelling clean for at least a few hours after I shampoo with it.
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I have never been picky about shampoo till my friend suggested this one to me and now it's all i will use. It leaves my hair so shiny. I love that it is sulfate so that I don't have switch shampoos when I get highlights. I was never a fan of conditioner till I discovered this brand. Now I use conditioner almost every time I wash my hair. Another thing that I love about this shampoo is that I can go a couple of days without washing my hair and it won't get oily. Before using L'Oreal I would have to wash my hair every day. Another great thing about it is the smell, even my boyfriend loves it!.
I also love the fact that I can always find coupons for it and it's also on sale alot of times. Even though it's a little more than I would usually spend on hair products, the fact that my hair is so much more manageable is so worth it. Considering that I don't have to wash my hair everyday like I did with other shampoos I'm probably spending the same amount of money.
Another thing I've noticed is that I used to have an issue with dandruff and since using L'Oreal Everpure my scalp hasn't been that itchy.
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I'm glad L'oreal finally caught onto the sulfate-free train, although I do question why they even label their conditioners as "Sulfate Free" being that sulfates are surfactants (i.e. detergents; used for cleaning). I do find that somewhat an insult to their customers' intelligence. But overall, especially the Rosemary Mint Conditioning Treatment, I think L'Oreal EverPure has come up with a decent product.
The Rosemary Mint Conditioning treatment performed really well for me, my hair felt nice and soft after using it. In fact, I feel that it can hold its own among some other higher end conditioning treatments. Exceptional for its price point.
At least the Rosemary Mint smells great. It has a very botanical or naturally inclined scent, not a super manufactured or unnatural smell. Not to say that it's all natural or anything like that - it's just very clear that this scent was chosen and formulated for a more nature minded audience (the types who go for sls-free, or organic or all natural ingredients).
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The CNTRL:R is the latest addition to their line of controller instruments, and features design input from Richie Hawtin and the artists on his Minus record label.
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This is a yummy slow cooker soup. It is from the Six Ingredients or Less slow cooker cookbook.
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I didn't have small red potatoes and used large all purpose (peeled and cut to bit size pieces - my lot would not eat with skin on), I also used all fresh vegetables (for the frozen mix I threw in brocolli, cauliflower and carrot). At the end of the 6 hours I blended it with the stick blender (because I knew it was the only way I was going to get the DM to eat it) it was a creamy (though the DM did ask for extra cream - though none had been added) soup and very filling with buttered bread. Thank you adena mangis for a very filling soup, made for Revised Bargain Basement Game.
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- 3 chicken breast halves
- 12 small red potatoes, unpeeled, cut into cubes
- 2 cups frozen mixed vegetables, thawed
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 3 (14 ounce) cans chicken broth
- salt and pepper
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- Cut chicken into bite-sized pieces and saute until partially cooked; they shouldn't be cooked through.
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For the first time this season, Wyoming Cowgirl junior Aubrey Vandiver was named Mountain West Conference Player of the Week for March 8, along with Quenese Davis of San Diego State. Vandiver led the Cowgirls to wins at Air Force (87-60) and at home over UNLV (78-73) last week.
Against Air Force, the 5-11, Laramie, Wyo., product, recorded team highs in points (24), rebounds (nine) and assists (five). She shot 8-of-14 (.571) from the field and 5-for-8 (.625) from beyond the arc. Against UNLV, she collected a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds. Vandiver also collected four assists and two steals in 36 minutes of action. For the week, she averaged 23.0 points, 9.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists on 16-of 31 shooting from the floor and 8-for-14 from beyond the arc.


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Barclays Leaderboard, The highly anticipated tournament on the PGA Tour began its Barclays Tournament 2010 is now observed in Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus New Jersey. We are here to provide you with all the lights and the news about the courses that the club is famous field on the bid. This is again an event of four days of pure competition as the best of the best golfers of the PGA Tour will compete until the end with one thing in mind, to win the 2010 Barclays Championship.
Join us here as the T of the game and enjoy the luxury of the finest and most recognized players in golf. Now for the field to give the latest developments and highlights of the game as is the case.
The current atmosphere here in Paramus is partly cloudy, but visibility is still good, with a temperature of 72 degree Fahrenheit hospital. The ranking is up and the game is currently in the lineup and the first are:
T1: Tim Petrovic with 68 hits and total -7
Tied at T1: Tiger Woods with 65 hits and a total of -7 points
T3: Padraig Harrington with 69 strokes and a total of -6 points
Tied up in T3: Kevin Streelman and Vaughn Taylor
The game is still far from over and a lot of things could still happen, but we will give the most recent high point of the game as it becomes available.
ESPN, CBS and TNT will broadcast the games in the U.S.; live broadcast of this game will be shown in ESPN3.com. The live feed stream will be free to the U.S. who get their Internet service provider affiliated with ESPN, including AT & T, Verizon, Comcast and many others.
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A pair of new projects, designed by Note Design Studio for Swedish furniture brand Fogia, includes a bookshelf and a series of tables.
A roundup of 10 candle holders to help you set the mood at your next dinner party.
An anniversary collection that's inspired by the wild, natural Dorset coast.
We explore some of our favorite designs featured at the Stockholm Furniture Fair's Greenhouse.
Take a look at some of our favorite designs we discovered at the Biennale Interieur in Belgium.
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"How To Be A Human Being" is the title of Glass Animals' sophomore album. It's reminiscent of a notebook that combines all those experiences, impressions and memories which the band collected while traveling over the past years. To date, the band sold half a million copies of their first album "Zaba" (2014) worldwide, and their songs have been played 200 million times on Spotify alone. Glass Animals lured the crowd in front of the stage at Coachella, Lollapalooza and Glastonbury. In 2017, they'll conquer Melt!


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An exceedingly charming and debonair leading man who became a symbol of the Gallic gentleman to moviegoers worldwide, Yves Montand was also a very famous singer who received his start performing in Paris nightclubs during World War II. After establishing himself in that profession, Montand also made his mark in the movies, first in France and later in Hollywood opposite some of the top leading ladies of the time, including, most famously, off-screen lover Marilyn Monroe. Montand's gifts as a singer were widely celebrated, leading to many popular recordings and highly successful performances in various countries and at The New York Metropolitan Opera and on Broadway. Throughout his motion picture career, Montand often portrayed rugged, world-weary men, but off set, he was famous for his enthusiasm, dedication and imagination. Just as contradictory was his appeal, which straddled the entire spectrum of French society even though he was embraced as a symbol of the proletariat and was a vociferous supporter of leftist politics. While likely remembered best today for his vocal gifts and work in lighter motion pictures like "Let's Make Love" (1960), when properly challenged by directors on the level of Henri-Georges Clouzot and Costa-Gavras, Montand proved quite capable of giving persuasive dramatic performances and that talent solidified his legacy as one of the most important European stars of that era.


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MIDI Interfaces Buying Guide - What is a MIDI Interface
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What is a MIDI interface?A MIDI interface is a device that can accept MIDI plugs (the old fashioned hardware type) and send and receive MIDI signal. MIDI stands for 'Musical Instrument Digital Interface' and is a protocol, or an agreed standard adopted to ensure certain ground rules are met when software and hardware are designed. This ensures compatibility with other electronic instruments and devices.
For as long as computers have been working with MIDI, musicians have needed a way to get MIDI signal from an input device – typically a keyboard – to the software that is generating the sound.
In the early days, MIDI sequencing software like Cubase and Notator, which would later become Logic, were simply MIDI programmers and transmitters. They were connected to external hardware like keyboards, samplers and drum machines that would generate sound. This was then routed into a mixing desks and the results recorded. Nowadays a great deal of MIDI transmission happens from MIDI controllers to computers, much of it over USB connections, but there's still a need for more traditional MIDI-capable devices. The MIDI interface is the device that bridges electronic instruments and increasingly, computers and DAWs. There's also a new generation of portable devices like iPads and iPhones that can deal with MIDI, and they also need some sort of interface in order to be able to talk to external hardware.
Who might need a MIDI interface?Although USB has become increasingly popular for transmitting MIDI between devices, a lot of music hardware still has traditional MIDI ports fitted, often in addition to USB. Anything older than a few years may rely only on old style MIDI ports for communication. It's far from a dead technology, and shows no signs of fading away any time soon. If you have MIDI-equipped hardware you will need a way to trigger it from your DAW if you want to use any MIDI tracks to generate sound. Playing a drum machine or a synth from its own controls is great but sometimes you might want to take advantage of the MIDI programming tools in your DAW. Tools like quantized parts, arpeggiators or chord plug-ins to generate parts that are more complex than those achieved simply playing by hand.
A MIDI interface lets you send MIDI signal out from your computer sequencer to your music hardware, or indeed in from a controller like a keyboard or drum pad to a virtual software instrument. If you have any hardware instruments in your setup, a MIDI interface is a must. Some devices have both USB MIDI and conventional MIDI ports, which represents the ultimate in flexibility. Devices like this can bridge the gap between your software and hardware while at the same time providing control over both kinds of devices. Since MIDI interfacing is quite straightforward in technical terms, interfaces can be quite inexpensive.
Small MIDI interfacesSmall, portable MIDI interface are readily available and provide 1x1 or 2x2 MIDI capability. When you only want to connect a single instrument to your computer, they are the way to go. In fact some MIDI instruments not only have MIDI in and out ports but also MIDI thru, which enables you to daisy chain more devices. There are 16 MIDI channels on every port, so even on a single MIDI port you can configure up to 16 devices by daisy chaining them where possible, and assigning each one a unique channel number.
Small MIDI interfaces are great because they are extremely portable and draw only a small amount of power. The vast majority power off the same USB connection that they use to interface with your Mac or PC, and the protocol is so well established that they rarely require drivers. Most MIDI communication in Mac OS X and Windows is handled at a low level by the operating system itself.
Bigger MIDI interfacesWhere you have more than a couple of hardware MIDI instruments in your setup, or where the ones you have do not feature MIDI thru for daisy chaining, you might need more than one port on your interface. This is simply to be able to connect, say, a keyboard workstation, a drum machine and a sampler at the same time. Each will have its audio outputs routed to your audio mixer or audio interface for recording the sound back into your DAW. The only major difference between a small and a large MIDI interface is in the number of simultaneous connections available to you.
Mobile MIDI interfacesWith devices like the iPad and iPhone, the market is seeing an increasing number of apps that are able to send and receive MIDI signal, as well as sequencing natively. In order to get MIDI into your mobile device to trigger instruments from outside, you need a mobile MIDI interface. You'll also need one to connect the device to your hardware or virtual instruments for triggering them from your phone, These connect either directly to the Dock connector on your device, or via USB through Apple's Camera Connection Kit. They use Core MIDI, so no setup is generally needed. Once connected, the device should appear as a MIDI source and destination option on your computer or in your DAW.
built-in audio and MIDI effects.
Things to rememberMIDI interfacing is usually hassle-free, with many devices not needing drivers thanks to advanced support at system level in Mac OS X and Windows. The only niggle can be assigning channels, so you have to keep an eye on which devices are set to use which channels. Most DAW software makes MIDI setup pretty painless, and features 'panic' modes to reset external MIDI devices if any notes get stuck.
MIDI interfaces - example setups
1. A basic system where you want to connect your DAW to a vintage drum machine or keyboard with MIDI capability.
2. A more complex setup where your computer needs to connect to several MIDI hardware devices.
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You are part of Cisco's infrastructure team. How involved are you in Cisco's sales or marketing processes with external customers?
That's a big part of my job. Maybe I think I should start by saying that I have, I believe, the best job in Cisco and in any infrastructure team because Cisco is generally seen as an infrastructure company, rather than just a networking company. So yes, we do use a lot of Cisco products not just in the cloud space, but also in a lot of different areas as beta tests. We deploy them in our labs, try them out, and give feedback to the business units which actually go on to develop the products. We give them pretty robust feedback about what enterprises need and they give us ideas on how we can best use the products, and then we install them in our environment. However, we don't really put these solutions into production until they are ready for the enterprise and start creating business value. After this stage, we talk to customers in detail about how we use the products and what real value to the business these products give.
Is there any interesting implementation of Cisco's solutions that you are trying to showcase to your external customers? Something that other customers should be doing as well?
Cisco IT has made a concerted effort, and we are 98 percent through in moving towards x86-based compute platforms based off Cisco's very own Unified Computing System (UCS) platform. This migration of applications from their previous platforms to Linux mostly and a little bit of Windows and UCS has been an 18 month-long journey. I think one of the biggest moves we made--that turned out perfectly well not only because of the benefits of the products, but also because of the testing we did--was moving out all the management systems onto the UCS.
Cisco was a $46 billion company in FY12, which means $46 billion worth of orders had to go through the order management system residing on the UCS. We had to make sure that was rock-solid, and luckily, UCS and all its related testing came through with flying colors. We did that probably 14 months ago. This was one of the biggest things we did with the UCS.
Right now, we are speaking about UCS to a very large U.S.-based company. We have moved a lot of Oracle applications and databases onto UCS because those are what are widely used in an ERP environment. This particular company wants to do exactly that move from an existing compute platform to UCS.Could you elaborate on your private cloud CITEIS? Cloud has been and is a major transition. While there are different types of clouds, the one I specifically am responsible for is an internal cloud, which we have developed within the infrastructure team, called the Cisco IT Elastic Infrastructure Services (CITEIS).
This is an IaaS cloud and it originally provided just a self-provisioning mechanism for virtual machines, but we were quick to realize that this capability alone wasn't sufficient for the application teams. They needed an application environment. So, we are now aggressively working on building out higher up the stack to what is normally called the PaaS layer. We are putting a lot of new functionality in there so that it's much easier for the app teams to provision database schemas, Web servers and various other things which make it much easier for them to put their applications straight on top.
This cloud is purely for Cisco's internal purposes. Although all the technologies we use are products that Cisco sells, we believe this can be reproduced for customers as well.
How will enterprises gain from using this solution?
There are two main advantages. One is reducing the provisioning time. There are different definitions for what a cloud is, but cloud, in general, has some aspects of real-time self-service provisioning, and we are trying to go further up the stack to do more.
For instance, I was giving a demo on storage provisioning just the other day. Storage doesn't sound interesting. What's new about provisioning storage? The difference we can show is a drastic increase in the productivity of the storage provisioning team because we now have the self-service interface using Cisco technology where they can assign storage to individual VMs or a collection of VMs, within a very short span of time. We currently have a whole team of people doing this provision work manually, and this is going to help us move those people on to doing things of greater value for us. That boils down to agility.
The second benefit is reduction of TCO. UCS itself brings about a fair amount of TCO reduction. That, along with the cloud itself, and automation on top of that, can reduce TCO to a greater extent. And that TCO includes all the aspects we can think of: DC space, operational staff, implementation staff, and the technology integration team.
Eric Ernest is a correspondent for CIO India and ComputerWorld India. Send your feedback to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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- 4 UK ranges revisited
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- 6 Further sections and iron-related
- 7 Sorted by concentration
- 8 Glucose levels
- 9 My edits
- 10 Plasma or total blood concentration?
- 11 Nutrition manufacturer as reference
- 12 Cortisol
- 13 No need to split because of size in KB
- 14 Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
- 15 Troponin Reference Ranges
- 16 Testosterone
- 17 Zinc serum reference range changed
- 18 Dubious ALT value
- 19 Splitting
- 20 Copper
- 21 C-reactive protein (CRP)
- 22 C-reactive protein (CRP)
- 23 Ketones: acetoacetate and beta-hydroxybutyrate
- 24 Someone to complete searchable HTML version
- 25 One much-cited authority seems to be a piracy, malware, phishing, and scamming site
- 26 File:Blood values sorted by mass and molar concentration.png to appear as POTD soon
- 27 Merge List of human blood components to Reference ranges for blood tests
- 28 References on hemoglobin in mmol/L
- 29 Healthy ranges vs Normal (average) ranges
- 30 MPV range may be too narrow on the upper end
- 31 Who sets the ranges for blood tests
- 32 External links modified
UK Ranges[edit]
I'm puzzled by the number of analytes that have "UK ranges" in brackets e.g. 'Sodium: 130 - 145 mmol/L (UK 135-146 mmol/L)'. Surely the UK is not biochemically different to the rest of the world? Indeed it has as much of a racial mix as continental Europe or the USA. I'm assuming that the two different ranges came from two different textbooks, one of which happens to be published in the UK. I think some consensus should be reached for these analytes, and a single range quoted (NB age-, sex- and pregnancy-related ranges really will be different!). Scolaire 15:17, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
I have recently moved to the US from the UK, and strangely enough all recommendations as to reference ranges and even the doses of drugs are different. So I don't think it would be appropriate to just convert values. Actually the reason for this post is that in the US, the reference ranges for serum lipids are in mg/dL. These seem to be in the articles linked from this section, but not here. Jkwan 12:19, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
I have no problem with the difference between SI units and "American" units. What bugs me is a range such as "2.6 - 6.8 mmol/L or 10 - 20 mg/dL (UK 2.5 - 6.4 mmol/L)". Now, you can say "UK 2.5 - 6.4 mmol/L, US 10 - 20 mg/dL" — that makes perfect sense; but to say that a urea of 6.5 mmol/L is normal for anybody in the US and raised for anybody in the UK is bizarre! What's needed for all of these analytes is two sets of agreed reference ranges only - one in SI units and one in "American" units. I may get around to doing it myself some day but I'm kinda hoping somebody else will do it first. Scolaire 20:38, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
Regardless of whether or not the actual normal ranges for these tests in the populations of the UK and US are the same, doctors in the two countries use different values. This may result from the fact that different proffesional bodies in the two countries come up with different recommendations using different sources. I think it is right to quote both - so that patients can see the reference values their doctor uses to make decisions. Incidently, within the UK different NHS hospitals use slightly different reference ranges (for example some hospitals take the upper limit for potassium to be 5.5). Jkwan 19:01, 9 November 2006 (UTC)
Jkwan, you're missing the point - hospital laboratories everywhere use slightly different reference ranges for everything. These may be derived in-house, taken from a textbook or taken from an instrument manual. There is no standard set of ranges for anything anywhere. That is precisely why they are called reference ranges, not absolute ranges or some such. You may as well say "All Saints: 2.6-6.8, St. Elsewhere's: 2.5-6.4" as say "US: 2.6-6.8, UK: 2.5-6.4". There is no national difference between ranges for any of the analytes in this article. The manual for an American analyser (say, Abbott) or a European analyser (say, Roche) will quote the same ranges in America as in Europe, and labs using that analyser will quote those ranges wherever in the world they are. Hospitals using textbooks are just as likely to use Tietz in Europe as in America. What you are saying is that you were accustomed to one set of ranges when you were in the US, and then met a different set of ranges when you went to Britain, but had you walked half a mile down the road you would probably have seen just as big a difference. Patients reading this article will not see the reference values their doctor uses to make decisions, only the particular one (or in this case two) that a particular editor encountered in a particular lab. In the end, it doesn't matter which one we go with — they are all roughly the same and they are only for reference anyway — but there needs to be only one set! Scolaire 21:59, 9 November 2006 (UTC)
May I suggest separating the reference ranges and the units used into separate columns. Right now, I'm having trouble with readability. If I already know a test number and unit of measure, all I'm after is the high/low range. That's hard to see with the current setup. Also, I would love to see headers for each column.
I'm willing to do the actual grunt work to fix this, but I didn't want to just go muck in someone else's entry.
dafydd 05:44, 27 December 2006 (UTC)
Any opinion on whether it would be a good idea to include the reference ranges for Urinalysis? Standard values are not listed on the urinalysis wiki. If I don't hear from anyone within a week or so I'll add it in. --Robb37 06:01, 18 April 2007 (UTC)
- Provisional no. Firstly the article title is "Reference ranges for common blood tests", so urine testing would be excluded. Secondly the "common" tests on urine are those of dip-testing for blood, sugar and protein in a clinic setting (for which a normal value would be "negative"); whereas quantative tests done in a laboratory (eg calcium, oxalate) are relatively infrequently requested.
- I'm not sure which tests you have in mind, but they might be better under a new article, perhaps titled Reference ranges for urine tests. David Ruben Talk 13:14, 18 April 2007 (UTC)
- Might need make reference/links from Urine and Human urine to this information page :-) David Ruben Talk 13:24, 18 April 2007 (UTC)
- True enough. I found this page as a redirect from Normal lab values so I didn't notice the blood qualifier in the article title. While I don't necessarily think that the inclusion of pH, Osmolarity, Specific gravity, etc. would detract from the article, I agree that this would be outside the scope of the article as currently titled. --Robb37 01:29, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
UK ranges revisited[edit]
I have changed all the values in the "Electrolytes and Metabolites" section to the values from Tietz, a reference book widely used in both the US and the UK. Tietz is a US textbook, but in fact was far closer to the so-called "UK" values than the so-called "US" values. All of these "US" values were either unsourced or sourced from 'popular' websites. I hope that that puts this particular discussion to bed. Scolaire 14:37, 14 July 2007 (UTC)
- Unfortunately US laboratories, medical journals and textbooks use US units, so Americans who want to look up a value won't understand them. If you want a peer-reviewed source available online with US units, the Merck Manual has both US units and SI units. Nbauman 03:27, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
- Different discussion, Nbauman. This was about a previous editor saying that urea was 2.5-6.4 mmol/L in the UK but 2.6-6.8 mmol/L in the US, and the same for other analytes, which it turned out was not so much POV as just values plucked from the air (see UK Ranges, above). US units have been included here where appropriate. Scolaire 08:02, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
- Oh, I see now, you have urea in both mmol/L and mg/dL one on top of the other. But if you want a consistent set of both units, you can find it in the Merck Manual. You can also find a consistent set of both units in the New England Journal of Medicine, but I don't know if that's available free to non-subscribers. Nbauman 18:14, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
- I don't know what your problem is with Tietz. It has both sets, it is consistent, and it, rather than the Merck Manual, is the standard reference book in Clinical Biochemistry laboratories in the US and Europe. Scolaire 18:21, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
I agree with scolaire Tietz is by far the most well known clinical chemistry textbook for medical lab science in Ireland and would be considered a very reliable source by medical lab scientists here anyway 18.104.22.168 (talk) 20:55, 24 July 2012 (UTC)
The best current source of reference ranges for the UK is the Pathology Harmony project, which is working to establish consensus reference ranges where possible. It is important to note that for many substances there cannot be one 'correct' reference range, because you get very different answers when you use different analytical methods, for complicated reasons. It is essential to use method specific ranges provided by the lab that did the test. No-one should be routinely referring to ranges from textbooks or the internet. I really feel this article is misleading in not clearly getting that message across. I personally am uncomfortable with this article being here and I think there's little point in it, since most of the ranges aren't of any practical use. Arripay (talk) 22:58, 14 August 2013 (UTC)
- The tables do support different values, even for the same patient type, such as both 6 and 11 ng/ml for the lower limit of progesterone for females in mid-luteal phase. Also, there is a section on variability at Reference_ranges_for_blood_tests#Variability. Still, if we were to go a step further, we could separate values based on the geographic location of the reference group as well, adding another column next to e.g. "female" or "male". Mikael Häggström (talk) 07:01, 15 August 2013 (UTC)
Recent edits[edit]
I'm not happy in general with the recent edits — the tables have been pulled out of shape, the most common tests, i.e. U&E, have been brought down while tumour markers have been brought to the top, and the "Biochemistry" heading has been unjustifiably removed. But let me start with this question: what on earth is meant by "osmolarity: LL <300, UL >300"? Why not just say "LL zero, UL infinity"? Scolaire (talk) 17:37, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Not having had an answer even to that I have reverted as follows:
- "Clinical Biochemistry" is the name of the discipline - it doesn't mean that haematology isn't clinical
- de-linked CHEM-7 and CHEM-20: no articles actually exist
- "Acid base physiologys" => "Acid base physiology" and moved it to after electrolytes
- reverted to original format (most common analytes first)
- put phosphate with calcium, where it belongs
- put chloride with sodium and potassium, where it belongs
- osmolarity => osmolality and enter proper ref. range from Tietz
- and maybe more - it's a lot of editing in one go.
Scolaire (talk) 23:07, 25 January 2008 (UTC)
I made some edits to this article [1], which, however, need to be discussed before inclusion:
- Split of clinical biochemistry into smaller sections. As per Section size policies I really consider this hard knowledge, and thus it justifies being split into smaller sections. As it is now it is very hard to do any further contributions. Enabling further section-editing would facilitate this.
- Addition of iron-related values, since they are clinically important.
Mikael Häggström (talk) 06:38, 17 February 2008 (UTC)
Sorted by concentration[edit]
There, more easy to overview, and more colorful too. Feel free to correct it, or leave me a note if you find it incorrect. Mikael Häggström (talk) 07:19, 26 October 2008 (UTC)
Svg blurry[edit]
I replaced the first one with the vector file, since it will likely be edited many many times. However, does anybody know how to avoid making it appear blurry as it does now? In Inkscape it is as sharp as the png one. Mikael Häggström (talk) 20:23, 30 October 2008 (UTC)
Glucose levels[edit]
Fasted glucose levels, the upper limit for these is internationally defined by the WHO, as per values shown at Glucose tolerance test. Not quite sure how table range-limiting being done, but limit for normal fasting is under 6.1 (hence "<6.1" or "<100" in US used units).
Previous 5.8-6.1 (105-110) is wrong both ways: a) internationally 5.9 is still "normal" and not impaired fasting glycemia (IFG) and (b) that 6.1 itself is nolonger normal but does constitute IFG if repeatable (but 6.09 is just normal). David Ruben Talk 15:02, 10 November 2008 (UTC)
My edits[edit]
To summarize the edits I've made recently, so you may not have to go through them all:
- Added missing values mentioned in that Bloodbook.
- Added references to some molar values.
- Removed some values where references were missing, because they may not be that essential if they were not mentioned in any of these sources.
Mikael Häggström (talk) 08:18, 28 November 2008 (UTC)
Plasma or total blood concentration?[edit]
I'm actually not 100% sure on this point: For a plasma concentration, is it the concentration compared to 1 L or dL of plasma or 1 L or dL of blood (including cells)? Mikael Häggström (talk) 16:03, 30 December 2008 (UTC)
Nutrition manufacturer as reference[edit]
I took some optimal ranges from the nutrition manufacturer Adëeva, although there might be a bias, giving higher recommended values than necessary. Still, their reference list seems reliable, and I took examples where there probably is a good reason to keep levels in that optimal range. Mikael Häggström (talk) 08:56, 9 July 2009 (UTC)
Please add the values for cortisol. Best regards, --CopperKettle 09:55, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
No need to split because of size in KB[edit]
This article is now more than 60KB as shown in edit mode. However, most of the size of the article lies in table code and footnotes. When copying the readable prose when not in edit mode, it was only 15KB in a txt document, classifying it as Length alone does not justify division in Wikipedia:Splitting. Mikael Häggström (talk) 10:04, 6 December 2009 (UTC)
- On second thought, I'm actually not sure anymore whether to split or not. Mikael Häggström (talk) 16:27, 22 April 2010 (UTC)
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)[edit]
Where did PTH go...? /Stage —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 09:11, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
- Actually, PTH has never been here. Mikael Häggström (talk) 10:34, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
Troponin Reference Ranges[edit]
I was asked to change the previous troponin info by a Consultant Biochemist who felt the info was dangerously misleading as it is not a simple range. Mikael Häggström was after a citation but its not quite that simple. Ranges are assay dependent but this paper provides definitive cut offs for the calculation of MI and ACS by troponin. http://eurheartj.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/28/20/2525.pdf Could you insert the ref to the article Mikael as I don't usually contribute to scientific pages and not fully up on correct ref method
Cheers andrewdpcotton
- Sure I can do that. I agree that more specific troponin values were needed. Sorry to be picky, however, but I didn't find those numbers in that European Heart Journal article either. It is very useful for describing troponin generally in the troponin article, but it should provide a way to confirm what is added in Wikipedia. Mikael Häggström (talk) 06:26, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
Hi Mikael, Unfortunately Clinical Biochemistry is a little more complicated than just listing numbers. The article provides the method by which the ranges may be calculated to the 99th percentile. The actual ranges used are then dependent on the specific assay and equipment used. This varies by manufacturer and local practice but will produce ranges similar to those shown. These ones for example are those used by South London Healthcare NHS Trust.
For example see Table 2 in this article to see how Troponin ranges vary by manufacturer http://www.clinchem.org/cgi/reprint/49/8/1331. Note however that this article predates the 2007 one so the values have changed slightly since then and the definition split between ACS and MI is not given in this article (Note also that the Roche figure is for Troponin-T and all other manufacturers are for Troponin-I). I have asked my biochemistry sources if there is a definitive online citation with current ranges available but at present it seems that it is currently something defined by individual Biochemistry units. Ranges used will be in this region though as can be seen from the 2003 article.
If anything more straightforward appears I'll let you know but I'm afraid this will have to do for now. Its certainly more accurate than what you had before on the article. Andrewdpcotton (talk) 10:35, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
- Indeed, they are more specific than the previous value. I gave South London Healthcare NHS Trust as reference. Surely, a more specific one would be preferable, for example with an URL link, but it's better than nothing. Mikael Häggström (talk) 16:51, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
The level listed in this article seems to conflict with the article Hypogonadism. Can someone experienced in the matter reconcile the contradiction? Thanks, Vectro (talk) 19:10, 31 December 2009 (UTC)
- The values there seem to lie within the normal variability among sources. Mikael Häggström (talk) 08:48, 4 January 2010 (UTC)
Zinc serum reference range changed[edit]
I have changed the Zinc serum reference range. It is very difficult to find Zinc reference range values online. I just had a blood test with Zinc reference range of 70-150 ug/dL I was able to find an online reference at: http://www.dlolab.com/PDFs/DLO-OCTOBER-2008-LAB-UPDATE.pdf Its shows a reference range of 60-130 ug/dL. Gordon55y (talk) 01:02, 17 January 2010 (UTC)
- Good job. Thanks Mikael Häggström (talk) 05:22, 17 January 2010 (UTC)
Dubious ALT value[edit]
The following value for ALT, 1, taken from MERCK MANUALS, deviates very much from the rest. I think there needs to be additional confirmation before it could be reinserted. Mikael Häggström (talk) 12:10, 29 April 2010 (UTC)
The problem with splitting this article is that there are so many sections, so if each one would be forked away to a separate article, then there would be so many articles that it would be very hard to find individual values. Now, they can easily be found by the search functions of browsers, but that ability would be lost in a split. Mikael Häggström (talk) 19:28, 29 April 2010 (UTC)
Copper appears twice in the table, with the same range. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 16:35, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
C-reactive protein (CRP)[edit]
C-reactive protein (CRP) values are not aligned with the table. It means that the units are displayed under the "Upper limit" culomn. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:53, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
C-reactive protein (CRP)[edit]
C-reactive protein (CRP) appears twice in different sections. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 16:56, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
- How perceptive. It's fixed now. Mikael Häggström (talk) 17:18, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
Ketones: acetoacetate and beta-hydroxybutyrate[edit]
Can someone add the reference ranges for these? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 16:39, 28 May 2010 (UTC)
Someone to complete searchable HTML version[edit]
It would be much more useful with a diagram with searchable substance names. There is a version of Blood values sorted by mass and molar concentration with blank boxes for availing translation or usage of HTML/CSS code to make the substance names searchable in a web browser.
An incomplete version is found on this external page (great thanks to Peter A. Ensminger). It would be very appreciated if someone with knowledge in HTML could complete the page. Mikael Häggström (talk) 17:01, 28 May 2010 (UTC)
This rcpa manual section seems a most-useful and much cited source: E.g., "Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia; Cholesterol (HDL and LDL) - plasma or serum" http://www.rcpamanual.edu.au/sections/pathologytest.asp?s=33&i=450
"The on-line RCPA Manual ... pre-eminent source of pathology information for health care practitioners and as a valuable companion for the consumer resource Lab Tests Online ... " (LTOAU http://www.labtestsonline.org.au/) (No apparent malware, 2010 Nov 4)
However, RCPA Manual seems to be on a web page that is used to distribute malware, e.g., "Distributes trojans, driveby downloads and other malware. ... " Phishing ... scamming ... http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/rcpamanual.edu.au
Here's another report of multiple exploits on the site: http://support.clean-mx.de/clean-mx/viruses.php?domain=rcpamanual.edu.au&sort=first%20desc
Perhaps a better site can be found hosting the RCPA Manual? That was the only site I saw in a quick look.
Perhaps someone could politely notify the rcpamanual.edu.au that their website has been pwned by scammers? The cite for the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) is www.rcpa.edu.au
Wikipedia shouldn't offer links designed to leave readers at the mercy of known scamming, malware, or phishing sites. I suggest the reference be taken down. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:34, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
File:Blood values sorted by mass and molar concentration.png to appear as POTD soon[edit]
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- A good choice of POTD Mikael Häggström (talk) 18:00, 11 April 2011 (UTC)
Merge List of human blood components to Reference ranges for blood tests[edit]
I support this. Mikael Häggström (talk) 15:07, 19 August 2012 (UTC)
- Why? Both of these articles are huge, they do not have overlapping content, nothing in either of them should be deleted, and if they were merged it would make two huge articles even more humongous. Blue Rasberry (talk) 18:47, 30 August 2012 (UTC)
References on hemoglobin in mmol/L[edit]
The reference values for hemoglobin in mmol/L are absolutely incorrect. Please delete the references 131 and 132. This paper does not give reference values for Hb. Can somebody come up with a better source for Hb reference values? Prof R Wevers, Nijmegen (author of 131 and 132)
- This reference was not used for the actual reference range, but merely the molar mass of hemoglobin in order to convert from mass concentrations. I've clarified this point in the references now. Mikael Häggström (talk) 14:39, 29 December 2012 (UTC)
No, the values are absolute rubbish. The correct values in mmol/L are 8,7 - 11,2 for men, and 7,5 - 9,9 for women, see German page for hemoglobin. The has to be changed, pronto. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 11:27, 31 July 2013 (UTC)
- I see no reference for the values on the German page for hemoglobin. Another Wikipedia page is not a reliable source for this page, so you need to find one for this claim to justify a change in the article. Mikael Häggström (talk) 16:54, 31 July 2013 (UTC)
This is incredible. It is so wrong it could cost a patient their life, if any doctor were foolish enough to trust the value listed here in mmol/L ...since the patient would be long dead before such a concentration could ever be reached. Reference? Any medical book you hold in your hand that uses the SI units (mmol/L). http://www.etoolsage.com/Calculator/Hemoglobin_Calculator.asp . Just fix it immediately, a Professor has mentioned it (above), and I'm a physician, our lab uses mmol/L and the reference ranges written in the previous comment. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 11:08, 1 August 2013 (UTC)
- The values you state are not hemoglobin but hemoglobin subunits, which are calculated by multiplying the hemoglobin values by 4. A more detailed explanation is given in:
- Lodemann, P.; Schorer, G.; Frey, B. M. (2009). "Wrong molar hemoglobin reference values—a longstanding error that should be corrected". Annals of Hematology. 89 (2): 209. PMID 19609525. doi:10.1007/s00277-009-0791-x.
- I've added the Hb subunits values in the article as well for clarity. Mikael Häggström (talk) 20:11, 1 August 2013 (UTC)
Ok, better, but still suboptimal, since, when talking about Hb in any clinical context, either g/L, mg/dL, or mmol/L is used, and when mmol/L is used, perhaps "technically" the subunits of hemoglobin are being reffered to, but that is the measure, and it is simply called Hb in the lab reports, not "Hb subunits". So I propose you use the Hb subunits mMol in place of the confusing "complete" Hb you reference, and add a note that the subunits are referred to as is usual in a clinical context(to please the biochemists). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 09:20, 2 August 2013 (UTC)
- I've noted that "hemoglobin subunits" can sometimes be displayed as simply "hemoglobin", but I don't think it should be encouraged to use the subunit value by default. Mikael Häggström (talk) 09:11, 3 August 2013 (UTC)
Healthy ranges vs Normal (average) ranges[edit]
It is sad that there is no mention in the article or here in the Talk about healthy ranges, as distinguished from average ranges.
Why would I want my numbers compared to a range that was derived from from people who are deficient in vitamin D, who smoke, who are overweight, who have insulin resistance, who are sleep deprived, who are diagnosed with chronic disease, who drink more than a little occasionally, who are on drugs of any kind, etc.?
Encyclopedant (talk) 07:07, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
- Indeed, it would be good to have a column giving "therapeutic targets" or "optimal ranges" for all tables in the article, such as in the Lipids or Vitamins sections. The problem is, such values are not available for all blood components, or no Wikipedia editor has found those studies. Feel free to add such values if you find any out there. Mikael Häggström (talk) 19:52, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
MPV range may be too narrow on the upper end[edit]
I have seen 7.2 - 11.7 fL ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21620440 ) 7.8-11 ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9666418 ) and 7.5-11.5 ( Mean platelet volume ). Or maybe there is no meaningful reference range at all ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3755496/ ). Richiez (talk) 21:58, 30 April 2015 (UTC)
- These ranges may differ because of different test groups, and often the measurement methods as well. I added these values in the table to emphasize that different ones exist. Mikael Häggström (talk) 06:26, 1 May 2015 (UTC)
Who sets the ranges for blood tests[edit]
What agency in the U.S. determines the ranges for blood tests? and why do they change over time? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 19:15, 10 December 2015 (UTC)
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If my husband wants acquaintance with Ukrainian girl, I'll be glad to be the best beloved. I want to find harmony and stability with my future man. I know what it's a real family, and I do everything possible to be together with my future husband to wake up and kiss it every morning. I hope that this new dating site will help us to you to find each other You would like to have a girl next to you?)) I am ready to give my youth and beauty only to one thing, that I was lucky and be able to give him the happiness of others ...