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Doctor of Medicine, 1984
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Baylor College of Medicine (Houston, TX)
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Harvard Medical School (Boston, MA)
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Dr. Erickson's clinical interest is in the field of pediatric electrophysiology, with a special interest in genetically basedarrhythmias (long QT, CVPT, etc.) and cardiomyopathies (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Arrhythmoenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy, etc.) as well as adult and pediatric congenital heart disease. Dr. Erickson has published many articles and abstracts, and has given many presentations locally and nationally on various topics related to pediatric electrophysiology. Dr. Erickson serves as a consulting physician for many local and regional health-care systems, and is also a member or officer of many professional organizations, including the Heart Rhythm Society, Pediatric and Congenital Electrophysiology Society (PACES) and being named as a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. Dr. Erickson is board-certified by American Academy of Pediatrics, with a sub-board certification in cardiology.
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What is a HyCoSy?
HyCoSy is a nick-name for hystero-salpingo contrast sonography. It is a technique we use to check if your Fallopian tubes are patent. Some people call it a "Levovist" because that is the name of the contrast agent we use.
About 30% of cases of infertility are due to the woman's tubes being blocked. This can occur from previous pelvic infections, previous ectopic pregnancy or previous surgery. Tubal blockage prevents the egg from meeting the sperm, so conception cannot take place. If your doctor wants to test whether or not your tubes are working, there are several different choices of tests available.
Levovist contrast flowing out through the Fallopian tube.
HyCoSy refers to the test we perform with transvaginal ultrasound examination and a contrast agent called Levovist.
How is a HyCoSy done?
It must not be done when you are or could be pregnant, so it is best planned for the first half of your cycle, before day 14 when ovulation usually takes place.
You are asked to empty your bladder and to put on a gown in the bathroom. Then you can lie down while the sonographer covers you.
Transvaginal image of a left ectopic pregnancy.
Our doctors are all fully trained gynaecologists. The doctor introduces a speculum into the vagina. It feels like a Pap smear. Then he/she will slip a thin tube into the cervical canal and inflate a tiny balloon on the end to hold it in place. The speculum is removed and replaced by the trans-vaginal ultrasound transducer. A solution of saline is instilled to outline the endometrial cavity and then the special Levovist contrast agent is injected. The Levovist shows up as bright white sparkly fluid on ultrasound examination. Its path is followed up into the uterus and then (hopefully) out through the Fallopian tubes on each side.
We can also use colour Doppler imaging to demonstrate the presence of the contrast agent in the Fallopian tubes and spilling out over the ovaries on each side. If one or both tubes are not patent then this becomes obvious during the examination.
Why is HyCoSy more expensive?
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The tubal patency studies may need special ultrasonic contrast fluid called Levovist. It is a sterile solution which has to be made up specially for each individual patient, immediately before use. It is the most expensive part of the procedure. The other options available to test tubal patency are laparoscopy and dye, done under general anaesthetic, or hystero-salpingo-graphy done with x-ray visualisation. These other tests are more uncomfortable and more expensive. You may wish to discuss these options with your doctor.
This proves tubal patency.
Will it be painful?
Sonohysterography does not required hospitalisation, anaesthetic or analgesia. Some women have some period-like pain during or shortly after the procedure. Tubal patency studies can cause a bit more cramping. We recommend you take a couple of Nurofen or Naprogesic beforehand.
Are there any risks?
A normal Fallopian tube with Levovist contrast and three dimensional reconstruction.
Some women feel a bit faint after the procedure, but after a rest, they recover. There is a risk of introducing infection, though this is extremely rare. If there is a chance that you already have a pelvic infection the procedure should be avoided because of the risk of it being exacerbated. Please talk to the doctor about your history before the procedure.
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We recommend that you sit and rest for 10 minutes or so after the test. We will explain the results to you. The report will be forwarded to your doctor. Your doctor will plan whether or not you need further treatment.


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We would like to thank very much our alumni and friends who have supported the Department of Political Science and International Relations with generous donations over the years. Your gifts help us to support our programs, students and faculty in a variety of ways. Gifts of any size are most welcome and greatly appreciated.
Gifts from our alumni and friends have enabled us to enrich the education of our students in diverse ways. For example, we have helped our undergraduate students attend conferences and symposia around the country and participate in University of Delaware study abroad programs overseas. With these funds we are able to contribute to student-organized events and to make possible special learning opportunities for our students. These gifts have also helped us to recruit the best graduate students, send them to summer workshops and training programs in the United States and abroad and provide them with summer research stipends. We have used gifts from alumni and friends for faculty development as well - providing faculty members with funds for research assistance, field research and travel to national and international conferences. Finally, we rely upon gift funds to support the many lectures, colloquia and speaker series that we sponsor and co-sponsor with other units on campus.
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Guidry blazed across baseball landscape for Yankees
By Craig Muder
November 22, 2010
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – More than 30 years later, Ron Guidry's 1978 season still looks like a typo in the record book.
Twenty-five wins and only three losses. A 1.74 earned-run average. Nine shutouts and 248 strikeouts.
And while Guidry never again matched those numbers, his 14-year career with the New York Yankees demonstrates that he was far from a one-year wonder. Now, he stands on the edge of Cooperstown.
Guidry, who pitched his entire career with the Bronx Bombers, is one of 12 finalists on this year's Expansion Era ballot that will be considered by the committee on managers, umpires, executives and long-retired players at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The 16-person committee will vote on Dec. 5 at baseball's Winter Meetings in Orlando, and the results of the vote will be announced Dec. 6.
The 12 candidates on the ballot are: Vida Blue, Dave Concepcion, Steve Garvey, Pat Gillick, Tommy John, Billy Martin, Marvin Miller, Al Oliver, Ted Simmons, Rusty Staub, George Steinbrenner and Guidry. Any candidate who receives at least 75 percent of all ballots cast will be enshrined in the Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2011.
The committee consists of Hall of Fame members Johnny Bench, Whitey Herzog, Eddie Murray, Jim Palmer, Tony Perez, Frank Robinson, Ryne Sandberg and Ozzie Smith; major league executives Bill Giles (Phillies), David Glass (Royals), Andy MacPhail (Orioles) and Jerry Reinsdorf (White Sox); and veteran media members Bob Elliott (Toronto Sun), Tim Kurkjian (ESPN), Ross Newhan (retired, Los Angeles Times) and Tom Verducci (Sports Illustrated).
Born Aug. 28, 1950 in Lafayette, La., the little lefty who became known as Louisiana Lightning honed his skills in American Legion ball because his high school had no baseball team. But he earned a scholarship at the University of Southwest Louisiana, and the Yankees made Guidry their No. 3 selection in the June 1971 draft.
Five years later, Guidry had pitched in only a handful of games for the big league team and was on the verge of quitting – only to be talked out of it by his wife. Finally in 1977, Guidry won a spot in the Yankees' rotation and went 16-7 with a 2.82 ERA, finishing seventh in the American League Cy Young Award vote. He won one game in the ALCS and another in the World Series, helping the Yankees capture their first Fall Classic title since 1962.
The next season, Guidry was virtually unhittable even as the Yankees struggled deep into the summer months. But New York caught fire down the stretch, overcoming a 14-and-a-half game deficit to Boston as Guidry prevented any kind of losing skid. By the end of the season, the Yankees had won a one-game playoff against the Red Sox en route to their second straight World Series title. This time – with the Yankees down 2-games-to-0 – Guidry threw an eight-hitter to win Game 3 and stood ready to pitch Game 7 if needed. But the Yankees won four straight to make Guidry's last start unnecessary.
"You don't put those numbers on the board by accident," said teammate Reggie Jackson of Guidry's 1978 season. "You don't buy them in the supermarket."
Guidry was a unanimous pick as the AL Cy Young Award winner that year. In the Most Valuable Player race, he finished second to Boston's Jim Rice – the first AL player in four decades with 400 total bases. But Guidry did take home the Sporting News Major League Player of the Year Award.
The next year, Guidry – still sporting a 96 mile-per-hour fastball and snappy slider, went 18-8 and again led the AL in ERA with a 2.78 mark. He finished third in the Cy Young Award voting that year and was named to his second All-Star team.
Guidry led the Yankees back to the World Series in 1981 with an 11-5 record, won 21 games (with a league-high 21 complete games) in 1983 and was 22-6 in 1985, finishing second in the Cy Young Award race. He won five straight Gold Glove Awards for his fielding skill from 1982-86, and took home the Roberto Clemente Award for citizenship in 1984. He was named to a total of four All-Star teams.
"He's as good a fielding pitcher as I've ever seen," said former Yankees manager and coach Gene Michael. "He helps himself in so many ways."
He retired after the 1988 season with a 170-91 record, a 3.29 ERA and a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.81-to-1. In 10 postseason starts, Guidry was 5-2 with a 3.02 ERA.
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Our editorial team spent most of today at a video shoot in downtown Manhattan. We took a break from our regular studio to film one super-secret video (we can't wait to share the deets—subscribe to our YouTube channel to be the first to know), one fun lifestyle video, and one video starring some of our members! You'll have to wait to see the finished products, but wanted to share a few behind the scenes pics. Take a peek below!
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HRW report says Iran intensified campaign of torture, arbitrary arrests
The Iranian government has intensified its campaign of torture, arbitrary arrests, and detentions against political critics, Human Rights Watch said in a report released Monday. Iran's outgoing reformist parliament in May passed legislation to prohibit torture, but without effective implementation, the law remains an empty gesture.
Claims that reforms in Iran have put an end to torture are simply false. "More than ever, journalists, intellectuals and activists are afraid to voice opinions critical of the government," the report added.
The 73-page report, "Like the Dead in Their Coffins: Torture, Detention, and the Crushing of Dissent in Iran," claims it provides the first comprehensive account of the treatment of political detainees in Tehran's Evin Prison and in secret prisons around the capital since the government launched its current crackdown in 2000. Human Rights Watch has documented systematic abuses against political detainees, including arbitrary arrest, detention without trial, torture to extract confessions, prolonged solitary confinement, and physical and psychological abuse.
"Claims that reforms in Iran have put an end to torture are simply false," said Sarah Leah Whitson, executive director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa Division. "More than ever, journalists, intellectuals and activists are afraid to voice opinions critical of the government."
The Iranian government's use of these harsh techniques has largely squelched the country's political opposition and independent media. Faced with increasing political pressure for reform in the past four years, the government has intensified its campaign against dissent, the report added. As of June, the government has closed virtually all independent newspapers, several key journalists and writers have fled the country, many prominent writers and activists have been imprisoned, and scores of student activists have been intimidated into ending their involvement in peaceful political activity.
The report documents the systematic use of prolonged solitary confinement as a tool to break the will of dissidents, and as a means to extract forced confessions. Individuals interviewed for the report, including a number of writers and journalists, told Human Rights Watch about "brutal interrogations" in which they were blindfolded, physically threatened, and forced to recant their political views. Former detainees also described basement solitary cells where they were left for weeks at a time without any human contact, and threats by judges that if they did not confess, they would be held in solitary confinement indefinitely.
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The Manitoba Chapter meets on the last Thursday of the month, from January to May, and from September to November. Our meetings are held in conjunction with the Western Canada Aviation Museum, 958 Ferry Road. We feature speakers that cover all aspects of aviation. Past meeting subjects have included Battle of Britain pilot Johnny Kent, airships, and aviation museums around the world. We also host special events, such as the visit of Lieutenant Colonel Maryse Carmichael, then commanding officer of the Snowbirds air demonstration squadron, and tours of local aviation facilities like the Standard Aero / General Electric Testing, Research and Development Centre. We hold an annual two evening film festival dedicated to historical aviation films. We often hold sales of used aviation books and magazines.
Our meetings are free, and open to everyone interested in Canadian aviation history. We provide the coffee and doughnuts. Check out our Google+ page for more information.
Meetings: Last Thursday every month except June, July, August, and December.
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Please use the calendar below to see the 2013-2014 meeting schedule.
Join the CAHS Manitoba Chapter and the Western Canadian Aviation Museum for the launch of Northern Lights, Arnold & Gail Morberg and the Calm Air Story.
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The 29-year-old singer is pregnant, expecting her first child with rap superstar hubby Jay-Z. After bringing the house down with her standout performance later in the night, she clutched her belly to repeat the news, clearly delighting Jay-Z and Kanye West in the audience.
Lady Gaga kicked off the bizarro ceremony. Or should I say Lady Gaguy? Dressed as her male alter ego, Jo Calderone, the singer performed "You and I" looking like Pony Boy, Ralph Macchio's character from "The Outsiders." She blathered on about men and women and relationships before singing, apparently working out some personal issues. At least the old rockers were pleased: Brian May of Queen played guitar for her.
Gaga stayed in male character the entire night, even as she presented Britney Spears with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard award.
Like I said, it was a strange night: Brit-Brit gets a lifetime achievement award? OK.
Surprisingly, Britney didn't lip-synch her acceptance speech, and she declined when Gaguy tried to make out with her. (Why should Gaga stop imitating Madonna now?)
"I've done that already!" Britney said. She then used her speech to introduce Beyonce's performance, which didn't make a lot of sense.
But finally, train wreck after train wreck of performances from earlier were forgotten as Beyonce treated viewers to some class. Dressed in black slacks and a bedazzled purple-blue sports coat, Mama Fierce sang "Love on Top" with plenty of pregnancy approved moves and vocal power.
The best performances of the night, as usual, were the simplest ones. Adele sang "Someone Like You" with one piano, one spotlight and her incredible voice. And Young the Giant brought rock back to MTV with a rousing "My Body."
The best diss of the night—that I didn't read on Twitter about the awards show—came from Katy Perry, who joked with her co-winner, Kanye West, as they accepted an early award. "Now this is a time where you want to interrupt me, Kanye," she said, reminding everyone about his infamous disturbance of Taylor Swift from the 2009 VMAs.
West seemed to take it in stride, but was quick to correct Perry when she said it was his first VMA.
The VMAs went without a host this year, and honestly, I couldn't tell the difference. There were still plenty of bad jokes, awkward moments and missed cues.
No host meant the stars talked more, so I want to offer some final advice to the performers, the award winners and presenters: The more you curse on stage, the less fans watching on TV hear of what you say.
Just saying.
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- Jack Black, Will Ferrell and Seth Rogen performed as the Beastie Boys from the future. No, it wasn't funny.
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Is it Finally Time to Buy Coal Stocks?
Peter is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Talk about a fall from grace. Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) used to be the bellwether coal name in the U.S. and arguably the world. That was two years ago when the CEO, the de facto spokesperson for the industry, liked to talk about the "Coal Supercycle." At $18 and change, Peabody is very close to an all-time low. The last time the stock price was this low was at the bottom of the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
As bad as things are in the coal sector, it's still shocking to note that from a high of $84 per share, Peabody is down almost 80%. With the stock at $18.40, is it a buy? No. Peabody is saddled with too much debt ($6 billion) with little hope of paying it down. If coal fundamentals rebound next year, perhaps Peabody would become attractive.
When There's Blood in the Streets It's Time to Buy
The sentiment surrounding Peabody is horrible, and the proverbial blood in the streets is flowing. For a rebound in Peabody and coal peers, there has to be a catalyst, but there simply isn't one. Take premium low-vol coking coal. From a high quarterly benchmark price of $330 per metric tonne in 2011 it's now offered in the spot market at $140 per tonne, down ~60%.
Foolish investors take note--even an increase in this key coking coal benchmark price by a third to about $180 would not be enough to repair the damage done to Peabody, Arch Coal, (NYSE: ACI) and Alpha Natural Resources, (NYSE: ANR). All three made top-of-the market acquisitions that proved to be big mistakes. In 2011, Arch acquired International Coal for its prospective coking coal pipeline. That pipeline is not worth anywhere near the billions of debt issued to pay for it. It may never be.
Alpha acquired Massey Energy the same year. Massey had serious problems, but Alpha simply could not resist, and now Alpha is now choking on $3.4 billion of debt. Walter Energy, (NYSE: WLT) also near an all-time low, acquired Canadian company Western Coal in 2011. The legacy Western assets continue to be the highest cost mines in Walter's portfolio. Those assets are worth zero at current coking coal prices.
Some Coal Companies Prudently Avoided the Urge to Merge
Consol Energy (NYSE: CNX) was smart. Instead of doubling down on coal it got bigger in natural gas assets by acquiring Marcellus and Utica Shale gas acreage. For quite some time that acquisition was criticized as natural gas prices languished in 2011-12. However, with natural gas prices averaging above $4 per mcf this year, Consol's strategy is looking pretty good.
Although Alliance Resource Partners and Cloud Peak have fared better, no company is immune. I already mentioned the coking coal price. On the thermal side, U.S. exports, which had been strong, are now in a decline. There's simply too much global supply from countries like Australia, Indonesia and Colombia.
Strong Prices in 2011 Won't Cut it in 2014
If readers take one thing from this article, remember this. The strong coal prices of 2011, $70-$75 per ton for thermal coal in central Appalachia and $200-$225 per ton for coking coal, won't be enough in 2014. Since then, two things have happened. Industry-wide production is down, meaning that per ton costs are up, while realized prices are down. Demand for coal in the U.S. is down and not expected to return to prior levels.
Therefore, the industry will need $75-$80 per ton thermal coal in central Appalachia and $250 per ton coking coal to thrive. Look at key industry input costs of oil and diesel; have they declined? No. How long will it take for coal prices to rebound to these higher levels? Likely not before 2015.
Coal stocks have taken yet another step down. Some suggest that all the bad news is out and that the coal stocks can't go much lower, and that may be the case. But is it time to buy? No, not without some signs of improvement in fundamentals. Despite truly horrible sentiment and what may appear to be "cheap" stock prices, there's no catalyst to buy anything in the sector.
The coal industry in the United States has been in a state of flux since the arrival of a cheaper alternative for energy production: natural gas. Exports are becoming a much bigger part of the domestic coal landscape, and Peabody Energy has deals in place to get its cheaper coal from the Powder River and Illinois basins to India, China, and the EU. For investors looking to capitalize on a rebound in the U.S. coal market, The Motley Fool has authored a special new premium report detailing exactly why Peabody Energy is perhaps most worthy of your consideration. Don't miss out on this invaluable resource — simply click here now to claim your copy today.
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The current Titanium SDK (1.8.2) doesn't support Xcode 4.3, as Xcode 4.3 has a totally different structure in terms of tools and utilities. Until Ti 2.0 comes out, here is what you can do to get it working:
1) Follow the instructions on the TI web site
2) This might not be needed on CI builds, but was on my release build:
Open TI Studio, go to
Preferences >Titanium Studio > Titanium – and hit the
REFRESH button on the IOS SDK home (it should update to the Xcode 4.3 path in Applications)
3) I cant ever change the IOS Simulator settings from within TI, it always crashes, so I usually open the IOS SIM myself, change the device, and then launch from TI. So to select the Ipad Retina, launch the NEW IOS Sim from here:
open /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/iOS Simulator.app
And then go to
Devices > ipad (retina)
Now you should be all set.
As I often use spotlight to launch the IOS sim outside of Ti, I created a launcher app for the new Sim (A Symbolic link doesn't work as spotlight thinks its a system file).
Download IOS Sim 5.1 launcher
I initially upgraded Xcode and kept my 4.2 install, but this caused all manner of issues after a few hours, and TI couldn't compile – kept looking in the wrong Xcode dir for some libs.
Installing on a machine with JUST 4.3 works fine though.


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Ultimate riding protection for your boys, buns, and tree-trunk legs.
- Gore-Tex Pro Shell 3L fabric keeps you dry in brutal, high-alpine storms and allows evaporating sweat to pass through the waterproof breathable membrane as you shred
- Fully taped seams block water and melting snow from sneaking in through the fabric joints
- Gore-Seam Tiny Tape minimizes seam tape in critical zones, reducing the shell's overall weight and bulk as well as increasing its breathable surface area
- Crossflow Venting dumps excess heat when you're really cranking
- Water-resistant zippers lock out wind and moisture
- Leg gaiters keep out fresh snow while shredding hard
- Pant-to-jacket loops prevent snow-filled pants (with a compatible Burton jacket, sold separately)
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Totally worth it
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These are the most bomber pants ever. I use them for backcountry splitboarding once or twice a week and they've never failed me. My last pair blew out at the crotch from so much hiking, and Burton replaced them no problem within a few days. They even overnight shipped them so I would have them for my upcoming weekend trip. When you need the best, pick these up.
The best
Eastern Split
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Great pants. I never throught I would pay this much for pants but I did and they are worth it. These are extremely well made, the construction is flawless. With regards to fit. This years model feature the new "AK" fit vs. the "Sig" fit found in previous years. After reading a number of reviews on sites like easyloungin I was concerned about them being too small as the new fit is slightly slimmer and features articlulated knees. That said, I decided to go with the XL. I am 6'2" 220lbs and have a 36" waist. The XL fits well but are definitely roomy in the waist and I wonder if I could have sized down. Either way I am keeping them. These pants are ideal for backcountry riding. If you are looking for lots of features or insulation, these are not the pants for you. If you are looking for a durable, minimalist, ultra high-end waterproof shell then look no further, simply add it to the cart and drain the bank account!
rock solid
Riley Reynolds
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wortht he price IMO. have a size 31 waist got the mediums and the fit perfect with a layer or two under. i think if i got the smalls the would be only good for a base layer.
super solid sonstruction, fabric feels very abrasion resistant. zippers are very solid.
they feel like mountaneering pants but with a snowboard cut. That being said they arent to damn baggy, just right. issues: the ankle zipper flaps catch on eachother when walking, they could have gone without these things at all. The gaiter material is really flimsy compared to the rest of the pants. i do not regret my purchase. there arent many snowboard specific pants with pro shell goretex
Absolute best in storm Force Gore-Tex
Wooden Robots
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Fully taped, balistic stiched Gore-Tex fabric. Guaranteed to keep you dry and backed by Burton's lifetime warranty. Outerwear enhanced with Gore-Tex is simply as good as it gets.
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Fantastic pants. I first purchased the large size (32-34) since I normaly wear a 34 jeans. They were a perfect fit but without any type of base layer. With a base layer (Under Armour. 3.0)There was plenty of room in the legs, The seat had a fitted feel but the waist was tight.
I exchanged them for an XL pair which in my opinion, while wearing the Under Armour 3.0, the waist is way big so I must wear a belt. The seat was slightly loose and plenty of room in the legs.
I decided to keep the XL pair since I can then layer up and remain flexable. I'd rather have the loose fit anyway.
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I need to make a correction on my prior post. The Large is a size 34-36 and not the size (32-34)
I imagine these don't have instep patches....
James Harris
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I imagine these don't have instep patches. Am I wrong?
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gee...see the zippers?how would there be patches? go tele
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i mean these are not made for abrasive insteps....they are snowboard pants not tele


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Missouri S&T Testing Center
(573) 341-4222
(573) 341-4638
202 Norwood Hall
320 W. 12th St.
Rolla, MO 65409
Hours of Operation
Fall and Spring Semester
Monday and Friday
Last exam starts at 2:30 PM
Tuesday through Thursday
Last exam starts at 4:30 PM
Summer Semester & Holiday Breaks
Monday through Friday
Last exam starts at 2:30 PM
Figure out what needs to be accomplished
Set a realistic goal for each class
Set up a schedule for the next two weeks
Utilize your prime times
Plan breaks
Divide your time into small blacks (1-2 hours)
Focus on one subject at a time
Keep an idea sheet for random thoughts that pop into your head
Use 3x5 cards for memorization
Review, Review, Review some more!
Take breaks and reward yourself
Study with classmates for support and to enhance learning
Be willing to ask for help
Take practice tests
Get sufficient rest and eat properly to avoid stress build up
Exercise to burn off stress
Practice physical and mental relaxation
Use your planned breaks
Believe in your ability
Don't compare yourself to others
Don't focus on past mistakes
Do the very best work that you can
Strive to be realistic in your thinking - one test is not your whole life!
If you are early, do not talk about the test with other students. They may have studied in a manner that is different than your style. Also, the concerns of others tend to increase any worries you may have.
If you arrive late, you may miss important verbal instructions. Arriving late can also make you feel rushed and tense. If you do come late, take a minute to relax and collect yourself. Ask your instructor if there are any instructions that you may have missed.
Blue book
#2 Pencil
This clears your mind for thinking rather than simply storing information. It also eases the stress of concerns that you will forget them.
Note the total number of problems and kinds of questions asked.
How many points are each type of problem worth?
Based on this information, how much time should you spend on each question?
Spend the most time on the questions that receive the most credit.
Professors tell us that one of the primary reasons that students lose points on tests is that they make CARELESS mistakes. After all that studying, why lose points by misreading the question?
Many instructors refuse to give credit to right answers that are not correctly marked, so read the instructions with care.
This builds your confidence. It also triggers memory for the other information.
If you run out of time, you will have answered the questions that you knew.
No need to panic when you run into a question you should know, but forgot. Mark it, and then go on. Return to these questions when time permits, if only to guess.
Don't worry about the people leaving before you.
Should you change an answer that you are unsure of? Our suggestion is that you look at old exams. Count the number of questions that you changed, and those that were changed in error. You may find that you do just fine when you change an answer, but you may find that your first response is often the best.


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Free hands-on projects for youngsters are offered occasional Saturdays at participating Home Depot stores.
The next activity is offered between 9 a.m. to noon July 6. The project features a theme associated with the the movie "Despicable Me 2." Register on the Home Depot website.
The free kids' workshops, which teach youngsters tool safety, usually are 9 a.m. to noon the first Saturdays of the month. Participants receive a Kids Workshop apron and keep their projects. The activities are designed for youngsters ages 5 to 12.


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Giuseppe Galli Bibiena (1696–1757), second son of Ferdinando, was the most distinguished artist of the family. He was born at Parma and, as a youth, accompanied his father to Barcelona and afterward to Vienna. Staying on when his father left, he there became the chief organizer of splendid court festivities and functions. He designed catafalques for the funerals of more than 30 nobles and...
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That voice in your head that says "I can't do this" is a liar.
The way to truly live: turn negative into positive.
A goal without a plan is just a wish.
Wake up with determination.Go to bed with satisfaction.
You don't have a soul. You are a Soul. You have a body.— C.S. Lewis
It is not enough to aim; you must hit.
As we look deeply within, we understand our perfect balance. There is no fear of the cycle of birth, life and death. For when you stand in the present moment, you are timeless.— Rodney Yee
I think the purpose of life is to be useful, to be responsible, to be honorable, to be compassionate. It is, after all, to matter: to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all.-– Leo Rosten
Strength doesn't come from what you can do. It comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn't.— Rikki Rogers
When a man disciplines his diet and diversions, his physical actions, his sleeping and waking, discipline destroys his sorrow.— The Bhagavad Gita
The Bhagavad Gita records this teaching as a conversation between Krisha and Arjuna right before a great battle. It has been interpreted many different ways. What does it mean to you?
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Champions do not become champions when they win the event, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it. The victorious performance itself is merely the demonstration of their championship character.— T. Alan Armstrong
We cannot become what we want to be by remaining what we are.— Max DePree
Yoga teaches us to cure what need not be endured and endure what cannot be cured.— B.K.S. Iyengar
Hope begins in the dark, the stubborn hope that if you just show up and try to do the right thing, the dawn will come. You wait and watch and work: You don't give up.— Anne Lamott
Human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives.— William James


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Things We Can't See
When you think about it, there is a great deal out there that we can't see.
Our eyes only respond to a very narrow range of electromagnetic radiation. The following diagram demonstrates just how narrow our range of vision compared to the overall electromagnetic spectrum.
So we can't see anything that generates or reflects wavelengths equal to or longer than infrared, as the following image demonstrates. Even the Hubble Space Telescope can't see the distant infrared galaxy that the Spitzer Space Telescope can see with its infrared sensors.
And we can't see anything that generates or reflects wavelengths equal to or shorter than ultraviolet, as the following image from NASA demonstrates. Only instruments with special sensors that can detect ultraviolet or x-rays can see some of the objects in the sky.
Of course, we can't see things that are smaller in size than about 40 microns, which includes germs and molecules.
We can't see things that are camouflaged by technology, such as the Mercedes in the following picture.
Sometimes, it isn't our eyes that can't sense something that is right in front of us, but rather, our brain. We actually stare at our noses all day long but don't notice because our brains effectively subtract it out from our perception, given that we don't really need it. Our brains also fill in the imagery that is missing from the blind spot that we all have due to the optic nerve in our retinas.
In addition to these limitations of static perception, there are significant limitations to how we perceive motion. It actually does not take much in terms of speed to render something invisible to our perception.
Clearly, we can't see something zip by as fast as a bullet, which might typically move at speeds of 700 mph or more. And yet, a plane moving at 700 mph is easy to see from a distance. Our limitations of motion perception are a function of the speed of the object and the size of the image that it casts upon your retina; e.g. for a given speed, the further away something is, the larger it has to be to register in our conscious perception. This is because our perception of reality refreshes no more than 13-15 times per second, or every 77 ms. So, if something is moving so fast that it passes by our frame of perception in less than 77 ms or so, or it is so small that it doesn't make a significant impression in our conscious perception within that time period, we simply won't be aware of its existence.
It makes one wonder what kinds of things may be in our presence, but moving too quickly to be observed. Some researchers have captured objects on high-speed cameras, for which there appears to be no natural explanation. For example, there is this strange object captured on official NBC video at an NFL football game in 2011: Whether these objects have mundane explanations or might be hints of something a little more exotic, one thing is for certain: our eye cannot capture them. They are effectively invisible to us, yet exist in our reality.
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Arthur P Guyton MD author of The Text Book on Human Physiology states that "99% of sensory input is disregarded by the brain as unimportant". That leaves us working on 1%…And even if we were to say "wake up" and work with ten times that amount… it is still 89% left unknown. So it begs the question, What are we missing? What is in fact happening around us that we are absolutely in the dark around or about??? For example the books we have of the earliest christian era claim that angels were seen apparently quite often… what happened? Why aren't we seeing them now? If the early paintings of saints show halos, auras, where did that information come from? Given that there was no printing press, no radio, no telephones, no centralized art school… how could so many depictions of saints from all over europe and the middle east show the same things? Halos, auras?? Why is it that today if some one says they saw and or talked with an angel they are considered strong candidates for being institutionalised…???
What are we not seeing, smelling, tasting, hearing or feeling? Maybe the dark ages are simply a little more technical… and we are still in the dark ages,,, just different. Certainly we are in the dark about ourselves and most of that which may or may not be all around us? No wonder we are so easily led by fancy talk and advertising.
I can't see the forest for the trees.
I can't see you doing that.
I CAN see what I can imagine.
Great article, I long felt there are things observing us we can't see. If they have tech that overcomes inertia, such as a craft that constantly projects its own gravity ahead of itself, then truly they could zip around like fleeting shadows. I have an interesting hi-speed video from near large water reserviours in England recently taken at 600 frames-per-second, through polarized light. Whatever it was that was filmed, it quickly went 'invisible' to the eye, but is clear on the video – and appears to flash as it interacts with the fine grid of the polarizer filter. Search youtube for 'UFO Denshaw' its pretty easy to find.
Andromeda Council – Reptilian base in Gulf of Aden
In a report on the Draco and Hydra reptilian base in the Gulf of Aden published Oct. 26, 2011, the Andromeda Council representative stated (in part),
"[The reptilian undersea base] is located in the area of the Gulf of Aden. This gulf is located in the Arabian Sea between Yemen, on the south coast of the Arabian Peninsula, and Somalia in the Horn of Africa.
"In the northwest, it connects with the Red Sea through the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, which is about 20 miles wide. Because of what I've learned from my Andromedan contacts about this matter, I did some research & found out that the Gulf of Aden is already a dangerous area known as "Pirate Alley" because of the historically large amount of pirate activities located here. I've sent you a Google photo & a simple map of this area. As you may or may not know the "vortex" phenomena also happened in this body of water, the Gulf of Aden.
"Further, my Andromedan contacts have told me this base is deep, thousands of feet underwater, about a mile & a half (1&1/2) deep. And this base has for years beamed a very specific, highly irritating & highly agitating, fear based & anger inducing, attenuated sonic frequency' right at the area of the Middle East, due North-Northeast' to keep the people in this area in a constant, high state of emotional confusion, fear, agitation, anger & aggression.
"They've shown me, there is a transmitter that literally rises out of the ceiling of this base, much like a periscope in a submarine, and it rotates. A particular frequency is chosen which turns people against each other. Then the Reptilians turn it on. They turn it on almost every day.
However, if people were underwater, or standing on the land, they would not be able to see this frequency, this beam, with their own eyes. It's sonic, a sound frequency. And, it's out of our spectrum. But, this is how the Reptilians dominate & control these people. This particular base has been in operation about 5,000 years.
And the highly agitating sonic vibratory energies beamed from this base also reach as far as, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, ..and a bunch of other countries in the region, including Israel and Palestine.
This is powerful technology that is very far ranging, reaches a very long distance' serious long-range capability. And it only takes about 15 minutes of operation, of this transmitter being on & activated' for people in this area to start to feel its effects.
Explains a lot doesn't it…."
I had to chuckle when I read your words "what the hell". I've said those very same words wondering what was a builder thinking. I, too, love to put art work over a fire place. Sounds like it is going to be beautiful. Good luck!!!


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So a lot of people have been asking whether the Check Engine Light does come on if you have a blown head gasket but does it?
Not really.
The Check Engine Light might be one of the worst nightmares for a lot of people since it does not inform the things that could be going inside your engine. Much like a baby crying and you don't even know what the problem is.
This is also the reason why you should pay attention to your car, both to prevent that Check Engine Light from coming on, or from your Head Gasket from Blowing off since the Average Cost Price for Repairing a Blown Head Gasket might be just too much for some of you.
But do remember though that even if the Check Engine Light does not come on if you have a Blown Head Gasket, you can still be able to see the telltale signs that you car would be having a blown head gasket soon and you should not and never ignore it if you want to prevent further damage on your car engine.
The symptoms of an impending / already Blown Headgasket are as follows:
- Frequent and Quick Overheating
- Thick White smoke coming out of the tail pipe
- Oil deposits in your car radiator
- Water in your Engine Oil Compartment
- Bubbles coming out of your Car Radiator even after burping the cooling system while the engine is running
So either your best bet it to locate this signs and symptoms, the more the symptoms you see the higher the chance that you might have a blown head gasket or use the Combustion Leak Testing Kit to stop yourself from guessing if your head gasket is blown or its just a simple problem in your engine that needs to be addressed to.
Now you know.
Next time don't rely on your Check Engine Light as its not really the most effective and surefire way of knowing if you have a Blown Head Gasket.
Have any questions? Just leave them in the comments section below!


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Rock 96.7 Split Decision Podcast: Week in Review
After a small break, Rock 96.7′s Split Decision Podcast is back in action to discuss the latest happenings in the world of Mixed Martial Arts. In this episode Bueller and Dodge look back at UFC 132, share their thoughts about Tito Ortiz vs. Rashad Evans and discuss other news from last week in MMA.
Please make sure you visit Split Decision MMA Podcast page at Rock967.com, and follow Joey Bueller (@Bueller967) and Brandon Dodge (@DodgetheBadfish) on Twitter. Oh, and it's just the first episode of the show. Second episode, with more interviews and pre-fight discussion will be available tomorrow.
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Hosted by Matthew Duss and Robert Farley, Foreign Entanglements brings together people with contrasting views on America's role in the world.
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On a special Olympics edition of Foreign Entanglements, Rob speaks with Nick about the 1980 US Olympic boycott, and how Reagan cleverly used the boycott against Carter. Rob explains why the Cold War-era Olympics were so much better than they are now. Rob and Nick next talk "Medalball," where national teams try to game the medal system. Is China soon to be the dominant Olympic power? Given the impetus toward national glory, Rob wonders why some nations limit women's participation. They chastely examine the free-for-all sex orgy known as the Olympic Village. Finally, Nick and Rob advocate for some recognition of the Israeli athletes slain during the 1972 Olympics.
On Foreign Entanglements, Matt and Jamie discuss the assassinations in Syria, and whether Obama should have done more. Matt points out that "safe zones" sound nice and easy, but they entail military intervention. Matt and Jamie discuss Assad's relationship with Hezbollah, and how their fortunes have changed since 2006. Does the bombing in Bulgaria indicate a new phase of "shadow war" with Iran? And is it "within international norms" to assassinate Iranian scientists? Finally, Matt and Jamie debate the best way to change Iranian behavior.
On Foreign Entanglements, Rob speak with Commander Chris van Avery about the current tensions in the South China Sea. Why does America care what happens in Southeast Asia, anyway? Chris and Rob talk about how India and Japan have reacted to the developments, and Rob tries to figure out how the United States Navy matters for this scenario. Rob and Chris talk a bit about Air-Sea Battle (not the video game), and conclude by discussing the fate of the world's most advanced fighter jet, the F-35.
On Foreign Entanglements, Matt and Zack discuss new evidence that Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, who died in 2004, may have been poisoned. Why would Israel have assassinated Arafat at the same time it was preparing to withdraw from Gaza? And how might the renewed debate over Arafat's death affect the Israeli-Palestinian conflict going forward? Matt brings up the recent talks on Iran's nuclear program in Moscow, where Zack is skeptical that any progress was made. Should the US have intervened directly to support Iran's Green Movement in 2009? Finally, they discuss what Mitt Romney has to gain by traveling to Israel during an election year.
On Foreign Entanglements, Rob and Bernard discuss the implications of the downing of a Turkish fighter jet by Syrian air defenses. Bernard sketches out a case for intervention in Syria, and Rob weighs the pros and cons. They compare the situation in Syria to foreign policy challenges in Iran, Libya, and the Balkans, and speculate on how an intervention might work in practice. Finally, Rob and Bernard discuss the enduring allure of air power.


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Peter D'Addeo and Ari Sneider have spent the last couple of years tinkering away in various garages in Brooklyn, fixing up mopeds and taking them for a ride. After getting sidelined from their last spot in Greenpoint, they decided it was time they had a moped shop to call their own. Enter Second Stroke Mopeds on Broadway.
Second Stroke's homely wood-paneled showroom, currently decorated with bike-flavored artworks by Pat Perry, features mopeds that the guys have lovingly built, restored, and repaired using 1970s- and '80s-era parts. "It's a big hobbyist thing to search for the parts — they're not always readily accessible," said D'Addeo, who bought his first moped about five years ago after a family trip to Italy, where he was impressed by the ubiquity of two-wheeled transport.
In addition to vintage mopeds, which are created in the spacious workshop behind the front showroom, Second Stroke also sells brand-new mopeds and scooters from the popular European manufacturer Tomos, one of the few makers that ships to the United States.
"The trend with mopeds has been to rebuild old bikes, but we wanted to bring the new bike option to the city, and we think people are ready for it," said D'Addeo, who claims that Second Stroke is the first Tomos dealership in New York City in about 20 years. "We're the first in a long time to have these bikes available locally," he said.
The mopeds are 50cc, local-traffic-only bikes powered by lawnmower-type carburetors, and they can reach 30 miles per hour. A regular driver's license is all you need to ride them. Vintage mopeds are in the "grand range," while the new Tomos mopeds sell for around $1,300 to $1,600.
There's also the Tomos scooter, a 150cc motorcycle (requiring a motorcycle license) that can reach speeds of up to 80 miles per hour. It's priced at $1,800 — a bargain when you consider that it's equivalent to a Vespa, which sells for around $3,000.
The new Tomos bikes are "cooled out" in the workshop to give them more character (add vintage headlights; ditch the bright stickers), so they still have the Second Stroke touch — "they're a bit tacky when they come straight out of the box," said D'Addeo.
A handful of bikes are for sale at any one time; when one is sold, another is created.
There are obvious benefits to having a moped: It can free you from the schlep of cycling, the frustrations of public transport, and the cost of taking a car. Plus, these vehicles make getting from A to B slightly thrilling — and could get you over the Williamsburg Bridge in as little as 4 minutes, we're told.
"It's fun to go fast, it's easier because you don't have to pedal so much, and you don't have to be a sweaty mess when you arrive," said Sneider. "You're going with traffic; you're doing what the cars are doing — so it's safer than being in a bike lane," where there's the threat of getting doored. And there are no parking hassles; you can slot a moped into a bicycle rack.
Sneider and D'Addeo are clearly not just about selling their product; they want to spread their passion for the two-wheeled machines and build up the moped community in Bushwick. "It's not like you just buy a bike, you leave, and we never see you again: We want people to come back," said Sneider. Moped enthusiasts can hang out on Second Stroke's comfy couches, share repair tips, and participate in monthly gatherings and weekly group rides.
You may have to pay for your wheels, but moped-loving pals come at no extra cost.