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I told them, "I drink lot's of lemon juice", but that's a lie.
My secret is garlic in a juicer and strong black coffee, passing inside me using a tube, if you know what's enema means, it's a
way to put liquid inside you via your anus, using a simple device.
Of course I need to fast for all the solid waste to be removed easily, but I never fast long enough, I admit that I like food, and our family
have very social food tradition, we enjoy food alot. What I do is I fast continually, or they say, intermittent fasting.
As I have observed, some people who take longer fast like 40 days, never fast again, why? - because of course it's hard, as they experience it, but
for me, the key to fasting is that it must be fault-tolerant, with continuity. So if I can't fast for 2 days, then I'll eat, so I can fast for the
next day. and it works wonderfully well for me, besides the more you fast, the greater you increase the amount of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF),
which makes you much smarter, and can give you an attitude of an alpha-male--which is really cool!
So about the enema, I put 5 cloves (not the whole bulb) of garlic in a juicer, and dillute it in a 1.5L bottle filled with water, It's a great start to
coffee enema, since 1, it will kill the parasites in your colon (we all have parasites-FYI), 2, you get all the helpful benefits of garlic directly
into your bloodstream, and 3, you'll retain the coffee enema much efficiently (because you cannot retain garlic enema longer--trust me).
About the parasites, if your butt is itching, you'll need a garlic enema.
Then the coffee enema, I use strong black coffee, but I also use instant coffee, 6 tablespoon of coffee dilluted in 1.5L bottle, with warm body-temperature water.
Oh, coffee enema is the holy grail of all enemas, because 1, it filters your blood (because your liver acts like a dialysis machine to remove toxins in your blood),
2, releases the toxins in your liver and bile, 3, force your body to produce more glutathione-S-transferese antioxidant recycler, which is really popular among hollywood
stars, because glutathione not only benefits the body of anti-oxidants, it also has a side effect of making your skin glow.
Now coffee enema is different than taking L-Glutathione suppliments, because instead of weeks to see the results, you'll see the results in just minutes--literally!
So just look at the pictures to begin your enema right away, and by the way, use vitamin E to lubricate the tube, and don't forget to sterilize the tube in boiling hot water, before and after use.
You'll need a 1 meter tube, funnel, scissors, hot water or lighter.
LOL @ everyone arguing with Kiteman
If all you have to do is argue about an enema, then OMG you need to get a life!!!!!
Bottom line - do it if you want, else don't do it.
The only reason why people put coffee in them to induce a bowel movement due to its lubricating abilities. The only time medical professionals even use enemas is only in extreme emergencies. Otherwise it is done intravenously.
Besides sticking a dirty tube in your bum could cause an abrasion on the colon causing horrible infections.
For the safety of the uninformed I recommend you take this down.
Clebs doing this isn't a good recommendation.
I will bow to superior knowledge if a reputable source of information can be cited.
If one is constipated enough to consider an enema, one should increase the amount of fibre (roughage) and fluid in one's diet.
Any apparent benefits felt from this particular example of quackery will be purely due to the absorption of caffeine through the walls of the lower intestine, an effect which can be achieved with much less discomfort, and in more sociable conditions, with a nice cup of coffee.
The reason a garlic enema is "retained" so briefly is because the garlic is an irritant. It damages the lining of the intestines.
The effects of garlic on intestinal fauna are, at best, questionable. If it is toxic enough to damage them, it is toxic enough to damage you.
The wholesale slaughter of your internal ecosystem usually has long-term detrimental effects: clearing out the niches occupied by organisms that have grown and evolved along with you makes space for much less beneficial parasites, as can be testified by anybody who has had to take powerful antibiotics.
The antibiotics kill the native, "good" bacteria, and leave space for drug-resistant bacteria to spread unrestricted throughout the body - the bacteria living within you have co-evolved with you, and have been co-opted by your body as part of your immune system. Kill the bacteria you have, and they cannot defend your body against further infection.
Just because it is described using long, mis-spelled words, and the author claims it is popular with un-named Holloywood stars, that does not make it good science.
Read the Instructable properly, translate the long words into English, and the author even claims that starving yourself makes you smarter!
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Sorry fool, enemas are EXTREMELY good for you. Are you a homophobic as well? One of many psuedoscientific religious nuts?
Try Google Scholar for that exact phrase (don't you read posts before you try and disagree with them?), and you get exactly zero hits.
Do you know how Google works? Ever heard of Boolean logic? Leave off the quote-marks, and you get every website that mentions those words somewhere in it, even if they are not on the same page.
That's why you got links to the effects of anti-oxidants on (in the order you quote them)...
- enzyme transport in plants;
- rat eyesight;
- cellular-level immunomodulation
Fool? Not me, my friend. One of the skills I have, as a science teacher, is the ability to read the stuff I intend to present as evidence in support of my position, and to realise when the presentation of that evidence would make me look like an uneducated troll, rather than the informed individual I actualy am.
(And where on earth do you come off accusing me of homophobia and religious pseudoscience? A word of advice for your future trolling activities - do a little bit of background-checking before you decide to take somebody on. Maybe you ought to go back to staying up late, eating Skittles and watching Vin Diesel films...)
2. That doesn't change the fact that my statement was correct.
3. But you were wrong.
4. So what?
5. Like I said, do your research.
6. Correcting facts is not trolling. Wandering around and calling people homophobic religious pseudoscientists without any genuine reason is trolling.
7. You
Anyway, feel free to have the last word if it makes you feel better, but you are now on my list of trolls to monitor. Have a nice life.
I'm sorry, but you seem to not be able to think beyond the obvious. What does the body needs to survive? Glucose for the brain and protein to repair itself.
There's something called ketosis, go google about it. You body is very well prepared to turn fat, into glucose. Protein is also taken from excess in your body. It's been documented that during long time without ingesting food, cells become smaller and more efficient, but not necessarily die from lack of aminoacids. During fasting, the digestive system heals its walls. Many cultures fast in order to gain spirituality. I've you are a believer: Jesus himself fasted for 40 days if I'm not mistaken; if you are not, what do you think, that thousands of years ago, during hard times, our ancestors went to the supermarket and eat 3 times a day every day?
Fasting is not common but done in the US, there are clinics for it. In Europe fasting is more common. There are many other reasons why fasting might be good (I haven't done it myself, but I'm open to the fact that they might be beneficial if you know what you are doing).
Again, there's anecdotical evidence of a lot of doctors and a lot of fasters, and most of them claim the same, gaining spirituality, healing from a lot of chronic conditions, and since health is beauty, i assume that's why they claim that they get compliments on their looks.
Kiteman, research Ketosis, amyloidosis.
Further question, why does it offend you so much that other people do things differently than yours and, without special interest in the topic, post in their instructables to ridicule them?
P.S. Sorry about my english, not my mother tongue.
The instructable is about enemas, not fasting.
The instructable, and many of the comments, are factually incorrect.
This is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of properly documented medical facts. The only offensive comments in these comments have been directed at me, personally.
I have heard of ketosis, since it is a recognised sign of starvation, and a cause of major concern when recognised in pupils ("nail-polish breath"). But, if you're so convinced that fasting is good for you, perhaps you'd like to send your peer-reviewed medical research to the various famine-relief charities to let them know that they are wasting their time.
(I count two quack procedures you have defended without trying, basing your arguments entirely on hear-say. What's going to be next? Colloidal silver? Hulda zappers?)
I don't eat junk, I'm not overweight, and it's not "people that eat less live longer", it's "people who don't over-eat live longer".
Every reputable medical professional recognises that "detox" is a load of rubbish - the perceived benefit are nothing to with removing toxins from the body, but a placebo effect, enhanced by the concurrent abstention from imbibing poisons like alcohol and tobacco.
There is no cloned meat in your diet, GM crops have no effect on you as a consumer, and gamma irradiation leaves no traces in the food at all.
Countries like Japan used to outlive "Western" populations because they had a healthy diet, and an ingrained ethic of regular physical labour or exercise that prevented the explosion of obesity they are now adopting from the US.
Please, do a bit of research on reputable websites. Try sticking to google scholar at least.
It's impossible to believe that you take all the time to inform you about the matter in only a one-sided way.
1)Did you know that Charles Darwin quickly jot down every thing he could think of that contradicted his theory? He did so because he knew that he wanted his theory to be true so badly that he will quickly dismiss any contradiction.
2) Do you trust the FDA? Really? It's OK to you to be lazy and fat and then trust on tons of drugs?
3) "If one is constipated enough to consider an enema, one should increase the amount of fibre (roughage) and fluid in one's diet." -- If you claim you know too much, I'd recommend you to read about fiber. Fiber can be very rough on some persons, specially persons with IBS.
4)"The antibiotics kill the native, "good" bacteria, and leave space for drug-resistant bacteria to spread unrestricted throughout the body - the bacteria living within you have co-evolved with you, and have been co-opted by your body as part of your immune system. Kill the bacteria you have, and they cannot defend your body against further infection." Yes, true, antibiotic kill good bacteria but also kill bad bacteria. The primary defensor from infections is the immune system, no bacteria. Bacteria do not directly defend you from infections. Garlic tho, is a natural antibiotic, and not as damaging as prescription antibiotics. Garlic + Probiotics is a proven safe way of removing bad bacteria.
5) I myself have not have taken an enema. But I've read about it long because I'm interested. I've asked doctors. Turns out they are used by doctors. Turns out enemas have been safely used for centuries. I know of hundreds of people (online, anecdotical) who swear by them but won say because of people like you. Modern medicine is more quackery than enemas, modern medicine is aleviating symptoms and giving you a $100 usd prescription and the next appointment.
P.S. Sorry about my English, I'm not from the US.
2. I never mentioned the FDA, nor did I mention obesity or drugs.
3. Sufficient quantities of fibre are rough on nobody. It has no links with IBS.
4. False. No antibiotic only kills "bad" bacteria. No probiotic only benefits "good" bacteria. Just because something can be classified as "natural" does not make it good for you. Belladonna is perfectly natural.
5. Enemas given by qualified doctors for genuine medical reasons contain only water and/or lubricating oils to loosen and ease the passage of stools.
I have never claimed to know everything, but I know how to check my sources, I know how to recognise quackery, and, as the parent of a child with a long-term bowel disorder, I know exactly what I am talking about here.
I bet you looked at the pictures first!
Enemas, also known as colon hydrotheraphy, are scientifically (google it) proven to be beneficial for :
* Clearer passage of nutrients into the blood
*Clearing the colon of old, hardened waste material and harmful toxins
*Increasing prevention of toxic absorption through healthy mucosa.
*Promoting a return of normal, orgasmic and regular bowel movements
*Providing a favorable environment for bacteria and micro-flora for digestion
*Restoring proper pH balance to the body
*Strengthening peristaltic (natural muscular contraction) activity of the colon
*Reshaping the colon http://www.steadyhealth.com/articles/Benefits_of_colon_hydrotherapy_a55.html
So let's review, enemas are not "but disgusting and disturbing.. " or" slushy poop". It is actually widely accepted in the medical community as providing innumerable benefits in the right situation.
Check the link's sources - a body-building supplement website, and a wikipedia article. If you had bothered to read the much more detailed wikipedia article, you would have been told, clearly, and directly, in only the third paragraph;
No scientific evidence supports the alleged benefits of colon cleansing. The bowel itself is not dirty and barring drugs, disease or mechanical blockage, cleans itself naturally without assistance. Certain enema preparations have been associated with heart attacks and electrolyte imbalances, and improperly prepared or used equipment can cause infection or damage to the bowel. Frequent colon cleansing can lead to dependence on enemas to defecate and some herbs may reduce the effectiveness of prescription drugs.
The benefits anecdotally attributed to colon cleansing are vague and the claims made by manufacturers and practitioners are based on a flawed understanding of the body. There is little evidence of actual benefit to the procedure, and no evidence that it can alleviate the symptoms that are attributed to the theories of colon cleansing. No surgeries, autopsies or other observations of colons have discovered any evidence of compacted feces or other evidence to support the theory of auto-intoxication or the need for colon cleansing.And...
Colon cleansing may disrupt the balance between bacteria and natural chemicals in the bowel, and may interfere with the colon's ability to shed dead cells.
All of which directly contradicts the claims you post, supposedly written by a Portuguese trainee neurosurgeon. The FDA has even warned manufacturers and suppliers of colon hydrotherapy equipment about making false claims of effectiveness, safety issues and quality control violations.
("Orgasmic bowel movements"? Why does nobody read the stuff they copy these days?)
Don't get me wrong. I love the Wikipedia project and have contributed a lot of edits myself, but you should realize that much of the material there reflects specific opinions and points of view.
Though thousands of people work on Wiki, that does not ensure that every article is well-balanced, nor necessarily even accurate. I believe that there are people, axe-grinders we might call them, who watch certain Wiki articles and "fix" them whenever an opinion contrary to their own is posted. This is true especially for topics that are sensitive, or political.
Wikipedia is an excellent source in general, but I encourage you to maintain your discrimination (in the sense of discernment, that is).
On top of that, the "doctor" has only quoted the bits from wikipedia which sound good, rather than the in-context points that contradict him. That is known as "quote mining", which is quite dishonest.
There is also the benefit that the filter in the colon is better than upper ones so it is FAR better of a "firewall"(to quote one of the ignorant imbeciles on here) than ingestion. It is also a much better method of hydration because of the way the water retention in our bodies work. It also has non-scientifically founded benefits such as the fact that you really will feel MUCH cleaner and more relaxed after an enema...
So,well done on putting this up and thank you.
i wont try it ..i rather drink the coffee and garlic..why bypass your body's "firewall" and blow yourself up when there is no real need for it..
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This just in, Nacho is still garbage.
Ahahhahahahaha there's a green floater circling the drain right here on ESPN tonight folks.
lol at Taco boy
another ugly red zone turnover, for Snatchez strikes again right before the half. ROFL
I still think JJ Watt looks like he's juiced up hardcore on HGH. Look at the dude's face and especially his nose. Looks like a friggin' cartoonist's caricature of a meathead. Wonder if/when he's gonna get Shawne Merriman'ed by the League's substance abuse policy.
Truly the Nachoiest night of all.
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Just wanted to say hi to everyone just bought a mm 140 auto saturday welding new to me for repairs on mowers snowplow/blowers and making stuff for around the house once i get going will post pics, first project a cart as is every ones what do you all think of the 140 thanks good night all
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Good place to come for asking questions and reading how others do things. Good luck. You may need a thick skin sometimes.
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We try not to be too abusive the first week. Just kidding, there are a lot of great people on here that can help you out with most problems you will encounter. Welcome to the forum and hope you enjoy your new machine.
Welcome to the forum ... I have an old MM90 and it does just fine. Always apply the weld start to the thickest metal and move to the thinner one.
Shoot I even weld railroad spikes and someone said my welder was too small ...
There is a lot to learn here ..
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Welcome :] this is a really great place for ideas, advice and suggestions. You learn a lot on here. And a lot of the people here can be pretty fun as well, you just have to learn to put up with them ;]
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You will love your MM140. I started with one about 3 years ago, this year I moved up to a MM211. The 211 is like having a 140 when using the 110v, and having capacity for heavier steel on the 220v.
Read everything you can find, ask questions on this forum, and post pictures of your projects. Understand you will have hobbiests and professionals helping/critiquing/criticising your work. You may need a thick skin occasionally, but these guys will help you improve your welding.
Add your location to your profile, there may be guys close enough to help you in person.
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There's a lot you can do with a 110v welder. I got a Hobart 140 and taught myself to do it well enough to build a wrought iron fence for my front yard and a swing set for my kid. You'll be surprised how often a quick weld will come up as a solution now that you've got the machine.
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WEll, as long as we're doing introductions, I just joined last night. I also have a little Hobart MIG, and an old Lincoln stick welder at home. Old Job welded with a 250 Miller MIG machine, and a Synchrowave for tig'n. Currently welding with mainly big ESAB multipower 460's c.s., s.s. and CuNi pipe
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Hello I went to use my econotig today and the tungsten rod will not tighten up? Is there a piece that goes between the brass piece and the back black piece. I looked for a parts breakdown with no avail, the number on the torch is MT-1, thanks for the help.
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Likely that he torch is a #17 or #9 series... probably #17... they can tell you at the LWS
Be aware that the torch will require a collet & collet body that matches EACH size of tungsten that you are using...
For Instance: You may have a 3/32 collet and collet body set installed... and if you try to fit a 1/16 tungsten.... it will NOT tighten up... you will need the 1/16 set... they MUST match.
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Tech innovation and enthusiasm is clearly alive and well in our nation's capital. Last Thursday, I attended the Digital Capital Week 2011 Core Conference, an all day affair at the Artisphere, where entrepreneurs, creatives, developers, marketers and communicators from around the world came together to network and share information.
One of the highlights for me was the Disruptive Entrepreneurs panel, where Ruha Devanesan introduced us to PeaceTones, a nonprofit that supports talented, unknown artists from developing countries build their careers while giving back to their communities. PeaceTones trains artists on their legal rights and marketing techniques, and helps them distribute their work internationally.
The music industry has changed so much in the past decade. Music today is digital and easily shared, making it difficult to monetize less direct consumption—even for the big record labels and well-established artists. For musicians from earthquake-ravaged Haiti or the impoverished favelas of Brazil, the struggle to "make it" is nearly impossible to overcome.
PeaceTones leverages the power of social media platforms to spread these artists's work globally. They film personal narratives and create music videos for their artists and then teach them how to self promote using Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other platforms. PeaceTones also uses Kickstarter, the world's largest platform for funding creative projects, to raise funds to launch the artists' albums. This effort has been tremendously successful in helping these artists share their music with a global audience. And the best part is that 90% of all product sales go directly to the musicians and their community's development goal.
Later in the day, I attended the Responsibility in Media in a Global Age panel where Alex Howard of O'Reilly Media declared identity to be "the biggest issue of the digital age." The group discussed how, when working a story, today's journalists need to be "data scientists" and know how to tap into the ever-evolving tools that help verify someone's identity. Food for thought: networked identity – what qualifies as an individual in a new media environment? What happens to self-identity when presented through networks of social connections? For example, does an enterprise Twitter account with multiple authors presenting a single "voice" qualify as an individual? I'll let you chew on that…
We all know that it's increasingly challenging for media to manage breaking news and fact check for accuracy, but as this panel discussed, the social tools being used to share information in real time (i.e. Twitter and YouTube) are having a massive impact, especially in areas of extreme conflict, as we saw with the Arab Spring uprising. Anthony De Rosa of Reuters shared, "especially in the developing world, the notion of responsibility is changing. You need to know when to burn access in order to get the story out fast. You either report what's happening now or you get left behind."
Also in this session, Google's Caroline McCarthy (formerly of CNET) shared one of her favorite Twitter handles: @MrDisclosure, a whistleblower who tweets when investors don't disclose their investments in their tweets – check it out!
Toward the end of the day, I attended the Winning Mobile Campaigns, hosted by Ogilvy client, Ford. Panelists agreed that it's unclear if QR codes have a future. "It's a bridging technology, not the final destination." They also shared their thoughts on some of the exciting technologies we can expect to see used in mobile marketing campaigns of the future. Some of my favorites:
I was delighted to see one of my very favorite startup CEOs on the Winning panel – the mind-blowingly brilliant Brian Wong, of kiip, a company that offers marketers an entirely new model for in-game advertising. Kiip's long-term goal? To "own every achievement moment on the planet." For example, people are rewarded for exercising for a certain length of time or for leveling up on a game they play on their smartphone. As Wong says, "we think of happiness as a resource. We're trying to mine happiness rather than create it. We're learning more every day about how to tap into those key moments and create affinity for a brand." Pretty impressive thinking for someone who isn't yet legally old enough to rent a car!
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What is a bone scan?
A bone scan is a specialized radiology procedure used to examine the various bones of the skeleton to identify areas of physical and chemical changes in bone. A bone scan may also be used to follow the progress of treatment of certain conditions.
A bone scan is a type of nuclear radiology procedure. This means that a tiny amount of a radioactive substance is used during the procedure to assist in the examination of the bones. The radioactive substance, called a radionuclide, or tracer, will collect within the bone tissue at spots of abnormal physical and chemical change.
The radionuclide emits a type of radiation, called gamma radiation. The gamma radiation is detected by a scanner, which processes the information into a picture of the bones.
The areas where the radionuclide collects are called "hot spots," and may indicate the presence of conditions such as arthritis, malignant (cancerous) bone tumors, metastatic bone cancer (cancer which has spread from another site, such as the lungs), bone infections, bone trauma not seen on ordinary X-rays, and other conditions of the bone.
Reasons for the procedure
Bone scans are used primarily to detect the spread of metastatic cancer. Because cancer cells multiply rapidly, they will appear as a hot spot on a bone scan. This is due to the increased bone metabolism and bone repair in the area of the cancer cells. Bone scans may also be used to stage the cancer before and after treatment in order to assess the effectiveness of the treatment.
Other reasons for performing a bone scan procedure may include, but are not limited to, the following:
To assess for bone trauma in situations where ordinary X-rays do not reveal trauma
To detect fractures that are difficult to locate
To determine the age of fractures
To detect and/or assess bone infections (osteomyelitis)
To assess unexplained bone pain
To detect conditions such as arthritis, benign bone tumors, Paget's disease (a bone disorder, usually occurring in people over age 50, in which there is thickening and softening of the bones, and curving of the long bones), and avascular necrosis (death of bone tissue due to loss of blood supply to the bones)
There may be other reasons for your doctor to recommend a bone scan.
Risks of the procedure
The amount of the radionuclide injected into your vein for the procedure is small enough that there is no need for precautions against radioactive exposure. The injection of the tracer may cause some slight discomfort. Allergic reactions to the tracer are rare, but may occur.
Patients who are allergic to or sensitive to medications, contrast dyes, or latex should notify their doctor.
If you are pregnant or suspect that you may be pregnant, you should notify your health care provider due to the risk of injury to the fetus from a bone scan. If you are lactating, or breastfeeding, you should notify your health care provider due to the risk of contaminating breast milk with the tracer.
There may be other risks depending on your specific medical condition. Be sure to discuss any concerns with your doctor prior to the procedure.
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Your doctor will explain the procedure to you and offer you the opportunity to ask questions that you might have about the procedure.
You may be asked to sign a consent form that gives your permission to do the test. Read the form carefully and ask questions if something is not clear.
Generally, no prior preparation, such as fasting or sedation, is required prior to a bone scan.
Notify the radiologist or technologist if you are allergic to or sensitive to medications, contrast dyes, or iodine.
If you are pregnant or suspect you may be pregnant, you should notify your health care provider.
Based on your medical condition, your doctor may request other specific preparation.
During the procedure
A bone scan may be performed on an outpatient basis or as part of your stay in a hospital. Procedures may vary depending on your condition and your doctor's practices.
Generally, a bone scan follows this process:
You may be asked to remove any clothing, jewelry, or other objects that may interfere with the procedure.
If you are asked to remove clothing, you will be given a gown to wear.
An intravenous (IV) line will be started in the hand or arm for injection of the tracer.
The tracer will be injected into your vein. The tracer will be allowed to concentrate in the bone tissue for a period of one to three hours. You may be allowed to walk around or even leave the facility during this time. You will not be hazardous to other people, as the tracer emits less radiation than a standard X-ray.
During the waiting period, you will need to drink several glasses of water (four to six glasses) to help flush out any tracer that does not concentrate into the bone tissue.
If your bone scan is being done to detect bone infection, a set of scans may be done immediately after the injection of the tracer. Another set of scans will be done after the tracer has been allowed to concentrate in the bone tissue.
When the tracer has been allowed to concentrate in the bone tissue for the appropriate amount of time, you will be asked to empty your bladder prior to the start of the scan. A full bladder can distort the bones of the pelvis, and may become uncomfortable during the scan, which may take up to an hour to complete.
You will be asked to lie still on a scanning table, as any movement may affect the quality of the scan.
The scanner will move slowly over you several times as it detects the gamma rays emitted by the tracer in the bone tissue.
You may be repositioned during the scan in order to obtain particular views of the bones.
When the scan has been completed, the IV line will be removed.
While the bone scan itself causes no pain, having to lie still for the length of the procedure might cause some discomfort or pain, particularly in the case of a recent injury or invasive procedure such as surgery. The technologist will use all possible comfort measures and complete the procedure as quickly as possible to minimize any discomfort or pain.
After the procedure
You should move slowly when getting up from the scanner table to avoid any dizziness or lightheadedness from lying flat for the length of the procedure.
You will be instructed to drink plenty of fluids and empty your bladder frequently for 24 to 48 hours after the procedure to help flush the remaining tracer from your body.
The IV site will be checked for any signs of redness or swelling. If you notice any pain, redness, and/or swelling at the IV site after you return home following your procedure, you should notify your doctor as this may indicate an infection or other type of reaction.
You should not have any other radionuclide procedures for the next 24 to 48 hours after your bone scan.
You may resume your usual diet and activities, unless your doctor advises you differently.
Your doctor may give you additional or alternate instructions after the procedure, depending on your particular situation.
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How do you reblitz in Madden 11 - especially in regard to D-linemen?
How do you loop D-linemen?
The pre-snap options seem more limited. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place. Any help would be appreciated.
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How do you reblitz in Madden 11 - especially in regard to D-linemen?
How do you loop D-linemen?
The pre-snap options seem more limited. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place. Any help would be appreciated.
I believe you pull up the menu, press down to get to the hot routes, and down again to blitz. Not sure what you mean about loop?
And I think all the options are the same, just different. It's going to be patched anyways soon so you can go back to the old way.
Its really hard to adjust the D pre snap..he take so much longer..
I think you should be able to set it up before you go out there in the play call screen as well as playmaker ppl from that screen..
If you hear me madden gods..I am begging you..
I have bought my prayer book every year for the past 8 years..$480 or so later..Nothing has happend..
I guess its a part of the devine plan...Time to start asking Mr Pesci
I think it's just as easy with the strategy pad once you get used to it. All that matters to me is I haven't run into any nano blitzers yet which is great.
The demo sucked, but the game overall is pretty good. I hate the new control pad. I can't ever make all the adjustments in time. I have no idea why they thought they needed to change that.. I would've been much happier if they would've worked on something that needed fixing.. like the field goal uprights. Why in the world have they still not put the little flags at the top yet? It baffles me that they have failed to do something so simple for so many years. Other complaints include how the fields do not wear down throught the season and throughout the game. Also, they need to make it so it can rain at any time in the game. It shouldnt have to be all or nothing. And Precipitation needs to accumulate, and in snow games when talked the snow should be pushed into a pile and the grass should be revealed where the ball carrier came in contact with the ground. And teams that have baseball infield dirt should have that on their field for the first couple of games.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 20, 2011)
- The ETSU baseball team is set to host Kennesaw State in an important Atlantic Sun conference series this week as the Bucs look to end a four-game skid and remain among the leaders in the A-Sun.
Game one of the series is slated for 7:05 p.m. Thursday, while the first pitch of game two is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Friday. The two teams close out the series on Saturday at 1:05 p.m.
The Bucs (22-13, 11-8 A-Sun) are currently on their longest losing streak of the season after dropping a 13-6 decision to Virginia Tech on Tuesday night. ETSU has been good at home in A-Sun play lately as the Bucs have posted a 5-1 record in their last six conference home games.
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(Johnson City, Tenn.) will look to extend a five-game hit streak after the local native went 3-for-5 against the Hokies.
The Owls (22-18, 9-8 A-Sun) have won four of the last six meetings against the Bucs as KSU leads the all-time series 8-7. Kennesaw State comes into the series having won three of its last five contests, but the Owls have struggled in conference play dropping five of their last six A-Sun games.
Catcher Ronnie Freeman leads the way offensively for KSU hitting a team-best .364 with 16 doubles, four home runs and 31 RBI.
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Cameo Vineyards
This family-owned winery manages seven acres of French-American hybrid grapevines and makes eight different wines, including reds, whites and blushes. A gift shop, and complimentary tastings and tours, are available.
Andrew's at the Westbrook
Fine Euro-American dining in an elegant country atmosphere. Fresh fish and pastries with a French flair. Small vineyard with wine available for purchase.
Amishland Red Barn Buffet
400 seat award-winning buffet with local recipes, Amish bread, desserts, apple butter, butcher shop meats and great Amish country decor.
Castle Finn Winery
Located among the rolling hills and farmland, this central Illinois winery offers more than just wines. The facility offers a stoned back patio, tree-lined pond, and a banquet hall. We welcome weddings, ceremonies, birthday parties, corporate retreats and other special events. Be sure to check our website for event dates for dinner theater productions and live music.
Flesor's Candy Kitchen
At Flesor's Candy Kitchen we're just happy that warm weather prompts folks traveling up and down Interstate 57 or Route 36 to take the Tuscola, Illinois exit, stop at our great Tanger outlet mall, and then navigate a tiny bit more to our little downtown where they discover the treasure that is our store. We are also thrilled to welcome tourists to our region who have come to explore Amish Country and include in their itinerary a look at a couple of non-Amish, ½ Greek sisters who make candy the old-fashioned way, too. During summer, people flock to our hundred-year-old soda fountain (homemade ice-cream!) and are delighted that we serve good food for lunch every day from 11:00 to 3:00. We also welcome buses, and crazy Devon is almost always on hand to stand on a chair to give her "speech" about the store's history and offer big groups a tour of the candy room.
Dutch Kitchen Restaurant
Discover one of Illinois Amish Country's most popular dining spots; breakfast, lunch and dinner daily in our nostalgic Main St. setting.
Richards Farm Restaurant
Located in the sleepy town of Casey, IL, Richards Farm is a classic American style restaurant. There is a picturesque 1930's barn with quaint dining areas and even a 300 banquet room. Delicious food, country ambiance and excellent service. Open Daily for lunch and dinner. Sunday buffet from 10:30am to 2:00pm. Check out our menu online! Gary and Diane Richards have owned the historic farm since 1972.
Jitters and Bliss Coffee and Treats
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Polpettina homestyle pizza kitchen (Fisher Ave. Eastchester) this is so much more than just pizza...
Polpettina homestyle pizza kitchen is located in the space previously occupied by Chubby's, La Eateria... I passed by several times over the past few weeks and finally decided to stop in to grab a menu.
The restaurant has been completely renovated ( I will post pics when I can) It is small with only a few tables, I am sure they will be doing a brisk take out business. It has more of a Brooklyn vibe than Westchester I mean that in a good way. The owners were really friendly and take pride in the fact that they use only high quality local ingredients. The menu is comprised of interesting salads for example ( escarole with pancetta vinaigrette, crispy shallots, rehydrated apricots and a deep fried egg) yum. Five sandwich choices. There is mortadella with creamy dijon, escarole, fontina, brioche and roast pork with cilantro cream, house pickled veggies on chibatta... There are beef or pork meatballs and an Asian inspired chicken meatball. In addition there are several varieties of fries such as spicy chili, truffle parmesan..., grandma pies with toppings that include escarole, potato, pancetta, egg... There is also pappardelle bolognese, spaghetti with tomato, basil, onion and penne vodka and several vegetable sides. Daily specials are also available.
Salads are $8, sandwiches $10, meatballs $7 pasta $14
I ordered the roast pork sandwich and a slice of potato, escarole pie both were delicious. I am so grateful to have this new addition to the hood
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Roxlet you would make the left at the light at the intersection that was recently under construction. Stop & shop on your right, mobile station on the left.
I just looked at the photo I took of the blackboard that has the desserts listed. Cinnamon sugar zeppoles with blue bottle coffee mascarpone, chocolate mousse with whipped cream & dulce de leche, and amaretto ricotta cheese cake with grand marnier zabaglione.
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So a left on Fisher Avenue? It's Mill Road on one side of 22 and Fisher on the other. My son is on spring break, and it would be a good lunch spot.
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Yes a left onto Fisher ( Mill is on the other side of 22) the restaurant is on the left side of the street last grouping of stores before you get to the first light on Fisher.
ps had the best cup of coffee (french press) I have ever had in a restaurant in Westchester County.
Has anyone checked polpettina out yet? They don't have a website but they have a facebook page with a menu posted. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Polpett... I have been back several times with friends who have returned with more friends. OMG the warm marinated olives with smoked lardo and pecorino toasts.
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I went for the second time last night. I am so excited about this place, definitely a nice addition to the neighborhood. Fresh and delicious food, bringing a new twist to the usual Italian found in these parts. Beef meatballs are amazing, and so are the fries and the thin crust pie. They also have a small bar and a their liquor license. Rumor is that they are expanding next door.


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After three years of changing things around and getting rusty we are finally painting my truck. I say we because the guys that work for me are doing most of the work.(sandblasting) I am alsohaving the cab painted black by a shop that paints big rigs. heres some pics, I'll post more as we get more done.
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05-17-2010, 09:43 PM #1Senior Member
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finally painting my rig!
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Looks great! Got more pics?
Is that your welder next to the truck bed? Do you think that the blasting media will damage the welder?
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That is the machine that goes on this truck. The blaster is so small you would have to point it right at the welding machine to hurt it. It is getting a little dusty, but all the sheet metal is coming off for maint. and a good cleaning. Sort of on topic, does anyone have any tips to make these small sand blasters work better?
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Sift the sand through a mesh screen first to break up any lumps that have formed due to moisture in the sand. Add a good moisture seperator in your air line to prevent adding more moisture. Most of the problems with these blasters are due to moisture. Can't see what size compressor you are running,but it would be good to check your nozzle size on the blaster. These use a large volume of air and have different size nozzles with different air requirements. If you are running silica sand, it may not be enough for heavy rust. Try aluminum oxide, it is more aggresive.
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Paint prep
Anyone thinking about repainting their rig and are cleaning the rust off and going to bare metal must metal prep with zinc chromate based primer,and prime with organic zinc for best results alot of times for cabinets and shelves on a rig you can paint wet on wet by priming then painting, awhile ago the Endura rep asked me to try and scratch a panel he had painted with organic zinc both with Dupont and Endura and I could not scratch through them adhesion was so good and so rust could not travel.Alot of people like powder coat but powdercoat is the worse thing to use for industrial applications because often it is sandblasted, all it takes is a penetration of the finish and rust will travel under the powdercoat.I had a Ranger with a factory bar package in 87 and it rusted under the powdercoat,lasted three years, in 1990 I sandblasted the powdercoat off(very hard job I wish I would have tried a torch) primed with organic zinc and painted flat black and their is no rust to this day, I still have the truck.
Some may disagree but paint is always better than powdercoat because you always have future options.
How does your truck look now, have you finished?
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Fiirst off, I respectfully disagree with the above statements because you offer them up as FACT, when they are only YOUR OPINIONS....
I have no issue reading other's opinions on topics, but in future, please identify statements like these as what they are... Your OPINION... Nothing More.
Secondly, I have had several items Powdercoated on Class 8 Tractor Trailer units for use in the Oilpatch... All were sandblasted... All had a baked on primer coat of Zinc Rich Primer, then a final baked on layer of colour.
We have been using this procedure up here for years....
I would agree with your suggestion of the use of a Zinc Rich primer, but your out and out BASHING of PowderCoating only shows YOUR Ignorance of the Process...
Maybe you could please explain this sentence for me:
"metal prep with zinc chromate based primer,and prime with organic zinc"
Do YOU "Prime" your metal TWICE, or are you just repeating yourself?Later,
Professional Spark Generator by Trade.
I have NO experience with Liquid Paint over PowderCoating, but it has been my experience that Sandblasting can make, or break a paint job.... The blasting medium (and surface PROFILE) have to be matched up to the process being used to finish the surface, or else the primer, and finish, will not have the correct "Bite" to the surface, and will fail much sooner than it should.
I myself, am a HUGE fan of PowderCoating whenever practical, but that is just MY opinion.Later,
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I am going with paint on this bed. We have a few shops that can powdercoat stuff this big, but I feel with paint I can touch-up or repair stuff better. I am using a local companys polyurethane. I went to the paint shop to pick up the cab and chassis today and had to leave it as there were some minor issues with the paint. I'll post pics when I get it back. Black sure does show how bad I need to polish my wheels though!


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RT @mattmoore_8: Ha I guess my last tweet sounded bad. To all that took that the wrong way..........everything is good!
RT @mattmoore_8: Ha I guess my last tweet sounded bad. To all that took that the wrong way..........everything is good!
If Miami could actually go somewhere this year, this would be a horrible trade. They aren't, so this isn't. If you're a legit contender, then you really need a quality guy to step up and fill the hole to keep the Ws comin'. I don't think Jesus Christ could keep the Ws coming. Maybe Clint Eastwood could, or the stool.
Don't know much about him. I just know he said it on his show this morning. Also Clyde Gates and Roberto Wallace have been cut.Ummm. Sid is a huge liar and notorious for making up things on air to aggravate Miami fans. Not saying its not true this time but Sid has made up stories on numerous occasions.
Best of luck to Matt. He kept us from being a complete embarrassment down the stretch last year.
Good luck man. Talk about a youth movement at QB. Tannehill and Devlin... Wonder if we bring in a vet once Garrard is gone.
I'm a Matt Moore fan. Gamer. Liked him on the Phins. I hope we got value.
Best of luck to Moore
At the start of the year I thought we could get a 3rd for him...but the way he played during preseason def brought down his value..I am hoping to get a 5th for him...That would be solid.
So if we release Garrard, wouldn't that give us close to 8 million in cap-space?


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The 2010 Vancouver Olympics has yet another feather to add to their cap – they now have the greenest neighborhood in the world. Yesterday, Millennium Waters, the Olympic Athlete's Village located on Southeast False Creek across from the BC Place Stadium, received LEED Platinum Certification for the entire neighborhood as well as LEED Gold status for all of the buildings included. Millennium Water is only the second neighborhood to receive LEED Platinum status, with the first being Dockside Green in Victoria, British Columbia. With super energy efficient residential units, close proximity to the city center, a renewable energy heating system and a net zero energy building, this village is sure make other eco-developments green with envy.
During the Olympics, the neighborhood, which was formerly an industrial site, houses about 2,600 athletes and coaches. After the Olympics end, the neighborhood becomes Millennium Water, a mixed-used residential and commercial neighborhood. Individuals will be able to buy condos in the passively designed buildings, most of which will be high end real estate, but the project does include some affordable housing. Natural and non-toxic building materials were used inside each condo, and residents can monitor their energy and water use.
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SE False Creek is an important project and I think the city should get a lot of credit for what they did there.
But what criteria is the "greenest neighbourhood on earth" claim based on. Is there some objective measurement this is based on? What about other neighbourhoods?
Take for example Vauban, Freiburg, Germany…
Vauban is completely car-free. SE FC is not.
Vauban has 100 units that meet Passivhaus standards. SE FC has zero (Passivhaus is a much higher standard than LEED).
All units in Vauban meet the low energy standard of 65 kWh/m2. SE FC ?? (probably not that low).
Vauban has municipal composting of food waste. SE FC – not yet.
Vauban has an organic food coop. SE FC – you might find some in Urban Fare.
Vauban has a working urban farm. SE FC has planned for a "demonstration" community garden.
Vauban has a efficient district heating system using bio-fuels. SE FC also has a highly efficient district heating system but still uses some natural gas (probably a higher ghg footprint).
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