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(April 7, 2011) -
On a perfect day for tennis, the ETSU women's tennis team defeated UNC Asheville, 4-3, on Senior Day, Thursday afternoon at the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center.
With the victory, the Bucs close out the regular season with a 13-6 overall record, while UNC Asheville falls to 6-12 following the loss. Thursday marked the last home match of the season for the Bucs and it was the last regular season and home match for seniors
Kelly Holtzhausen
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Tara Sheets
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Andra Voinea
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"The girls played pretty well and I think the doubles point turned out to be extremely important," said ETSU Director of Tennis
Yaser Zaatini.
"Obviously it hurts when you have two starters sitting out, but you have to give credit to UNC Asheville for fighting and giving us all we can handle. Paula and Andra stepped up, and our freshman Giulia was able to close out an important match."
ETSU got off to a strong start by winning the doubles point after taking two out of the three matches. The ETSU duo of Sheets and Voinea defeated Nicole Schon and Jackie McGuirk, 8-1. Just minutes later, the Bucs clinched the doubles point as
Karina Kedzo
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The Bucs kept the momentum going as freshman
Giulia Andreazza
(Balneario Camboriu, Brazil) picked up a quick 6-2, 6-0 victory at the No. 6 position over McGuirk.
Then, the Bucs clinched the victory as Jaime and Voinea both picked up victories. Jaime defeated Devon Cavanaugh, 6-2, 6-2, at the No. 2 position, while Voinea earned a 6-3, 6-1 win over Zoe Hamel at the No. 4 position. Jaime earned her third straight singles win, while Voinea finished the regular season with a four-match winning streak.
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ETSU will be the No. 1 seed at next week's Atlantic Sun Tournament in DeLand, Fla. The Bucs will play the winner of the No. 4 versus No. 5 seed match on Friday in the semifinals.
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ETSU 4, UNC Asheville 3
Singles competition
1. Britney Cloer (UNCA) def. Kelly Holtzhausen (ETSU) 6-3, 1-6, 10-4
2. Paula Jaime (ETSU) def. Devon Cavanaugh (UNCA) 6-2, 6-2
3. Stephanie Schon (UNCA) def. Marine Wieliczko (ETSU) 7-6, 7-5
4. Andra Voinea (ETSU) def. Zoe Hamel (UNCA) 6-3, 6-1
5. Nicole Schon (UNCA) def. Tara Sheets (ETSU) 6-3, 6-4
6. Giulia Andreazza (ETSU) def. Jackie McGuirk (UNCA) 6-2, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. Karina Kedzo/Paula Jamie (ETSU) def. Stephanie Schon/Zoe Hamel (UNCA) 8-3
2. Devon Cavanaugh/Britney Cloer (ETSU) def. Kelly Holtzhausen/Marine Wieliczko (ETSU) 8-6
3. Andra Voinea/Tara Sheets (ETSU) def. Nicole Schon/Jackie McGuirk (UNCA) 8-1
Match Notes:
East Tennessee State 13-6
UNC Asheville 6-12
Order of Finish:
Singles: 6, 4, 2, 1, 5, 3
Doubles: 3, 1, 2
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depending on the age of the vessel..I have welded many "vibration" cracks in compressor tanks. Just clean the area...stop drill it and tig it. But, if the tank is an older tank, as has been brought out, there more than likely are other stress cracks that cannot be detected and in such case the tank should be replaced.
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Im my experience, linear cracks develop on old tanks, probably due to the expansion and contraction of the tank on a daily basis when in operation. Old tanks are out of the question, and I wouldnt even attempt it, but I would weld cracked new tanks all day long!
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You are correct to have dirtied your shorts and ceased operation. The most dangerous thing in the world is people that base saftey on the fact that they have never seen something happen. I used to be an air compressor technician for a living. I don't have the pictures to show it but have seen the results of a ruptured tank; It was a mobile unit in the bed of a 3/4 ton truck. The failure destroyed the truck. just for details a gasoline powered compressor has a control called a pilot valve that unloads the pump and controls the engine idler. Pilot valves fail all of the time; That's why there is saftey relief valve on the tank to prevent an over pressure situation. The saftey valve had failed, and to save a couple of bucks the owner installed a pipe plug in it's place. The pilot valve failed soon after and the compressor ran until the tank ruptured. Had the owner not been 300 ft. away using a paint gun he would be STONE COLD DEAD!!! Compressor tanks are assembled using submerged arc process at the factory and hydrotested at 1.5 times max working psi. You cannot duplicate these conditions; Scrap that tank and buy an new one. Remember 175 lbs is pounds per square inch. Multiply 175 by the number of square inches in your tank. Whole new respect!
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Herrera was born María Carolina Josefina Pacanins y Niño in Caracas, on Jan. 8, 1939. At age 40, after leading a very full life, she moved to New York and reinvented herself. She was financially set, happily married to Reinaldo Herrera and the mother of four girls. Taking a 180-degree turn, she began her career as a fashion designer, a difficult and competitive business in which she's been highly successful for 30 years.
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You grew up in Caracas, Venezuela, and though you've lived in New York for many years and are a U.S. citizen, you seem very Latin American to me.
Of course I am! I grew up in Venezuela with my three sisters. My father was Guillermo Pacanins, a former governor of Caracas, and my mother was María Cristina Niño, from whom I learned the value of a good education, studying, curiosity and the appreciation of beautiful things.
And that's why I'm very close to my four daughters. We speak every day, no matter where in the world we are; and if you ask them, they'll tell you that from an early age I passed on to them the values my own mother taught me. My family — my husband, my daughters, my grandchildren, my great-grandchildren, all of them — are the most important thing in the world to me. As to Reinaldo, we've been married many years, he's my best friend, and we have fun together. A sense of humor is very important in human relationships. Don't you think?


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Why couldn't he do that in Miami?
Why couldn't he do that in Miami?
He did and he got lucky lol. He got burned an bailed out by a crappy throw.
He got lucky cause a better throw and that would have been a long gainer..
Who can forget when the 4.6 speed of greg jennings outran vontae's 4.39 speed to the endzone for a 86 yard td this guy has bad stamina..he's in bad shape....ty hilton this guy is getting better and better ..thanks michael egnew!
I am over Davis at this point. Give me the picks.
Yeah Schaub really underthrew the receiver or Vontae would have given up 6.
I don't care about Vontae Davis.
But I'm still mad about Hilton. FJHfjhdf.
It wasn't even a wide receiver, but tightend/fullback James Casey who beat Davis on the play
I hate that "who me?" face he makes every time he interferes with or holds Andre Johnson.
Jets suck, Bills suck, Patriots suck.
He's getting torched now. Just grabbing and clutching on every play because he's gassed. You can see him sucking for air between plays. Same ol' Vontae.


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I've been using the portable version of this player for the last few months. I like it quite a bit. In the past the installed version did have an issue where removing the app left file association "holes" in the Registry. I don't know if the issue persists. But I continue to use the portable version just in case.
About the only thing missing from this player is PGS and XSub subtitle support. But it handles external idx/sub pairs fine. That's what I use. I use it on a Windows Seven 32 bit system with only 2 GB ram and video that's not usually supported for "gpu acceleration." I don't know if I can see a difference with it checked or not checked. It plays HD res. .mp4 .m4v .mkv .avi fine for me.
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I don't see why electronics of any kind should just fail in 8 to 10 years. If you looked around your house, you would probably find some electronics which has been there a long time. My favorite AM-FM radio is roughly 30 years old.
The bathtub curve is the usual way of looking at electronics failures, which suggests that many failures are in the first few months, then it drops off to a low flat rate, then gradually starts to increase later. The graph below suggests that failures increase around 25 years. Moreover, welders are generally not powered on, which should extend their life, versus something plugged in 24/7.
I have a Thermal Arc inverter welder which is probably 20 years old, it works. I was visiting a shop last night with a PowCon AC/DC, still in use, I would guess 20 years.
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I understand the bath tubb curve but, I'm not sure Inverter machines have been around long enough for us to see the other end of the curve.
I had a Lincoln Invertec V160T performed like it was new for 10 years of light use. I wouldn't have sold it except I need a machine that can do AC.
Transformer Machines last forever because they have such simple components.
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I always hear of people "hearing from somebody" about the longevity of inverters but no actual real world instances where a properly, not over used inverter took a dump pre maturely. Seems like one of those Internet rumors to me. Granted I have no real world experience, but I do know three friends who have had their inverter tigs for over ten years with no hiccups.
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Short of welding with batteries or DC generators welding equipment that welds DC has to use some kind of rectification. In modern eqipment that is all done with solid state state devices. There is no reason to suppose that properly designed, installed and used diodes are any more resilient than scr's or igbt's again properly designed, installed and used. I think some of the stories may come from early designs or misuse. Often made all the worse because it can still look perfect after it is burned out and costs a lot to repair. It doesn't happen often without abuse, or accidental damage but have you priced a replacement transformer for your welder?---Meltedmetal
I will admit I still don't really trust modern solid state devices but you can probably blame that more on how many birthdays I've celebrated than on real world experience with device failure.--Mm
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How much did a 200DX cost in '04? That's another way of looking at it.
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I bought a Syn 180 SD and I'm sure it will last for years. I was looking to upgrade to an inverter, and was considering a 200DX for home use, but ended up getting an Everlast EX250 for $2000 Cdn with a cooler, although I replaced the crappy pedal with a used Miller pedal from ebay after a pot swap with and went with a Weldcraft WP 20, 25' torch. I do mostly aluminum and the Everlast outperforms the 180SD as typical of most inverts and the cooler allows me to go longer, but I'm still holding onto the 180SD (it's long paid for itself) for now and transformers are reliable as ****.
I'm an electrical Eng, so if the Everlast every fails past warranty, I will attempt repair myself. The IGBT's in it are cheap. I expect the HF points will be the first thing to go on this unit. I'm working for a place that has some decent bonus plan ,so I may be tempted to trade up to the Dynasty 280 DX in the near future...


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Christian Horner was once again gushing with praise for his lead driver Sebastian Vettel after he claimed his fifth win on the trot...
Christian Horner was once again gushing with praise for his lead driver Sebastian Vettel after he claimed his fifth win on the trot.
The Red Bull racer was made to work for it in Japan on Sunday with his two-stopping strategy helping him take his fourth Suzuka win ahead of team-mate Mark Webber.
The victory, Vettel's ninth of the campaign, has put him on the brink of a fourth World title as he now holds a 90-point lead in the standings.
"Sebastian has won every race since the summer break which is an incredible achievement," Horner enthused. "Still four races to go. Our target is to try to carry this momentum into the last four races.
"I don't think any of us could have imagined that he would have had the run of success that he's had. The way he's driving at the moment is quite supreme."
As for the German's race, Horner confirmed that he had suffered a bit of front wing damage in his lap 1 collision with Lewis Hamilton while adding that the decision to stay out longer on his second stint of tyres was all Vettel.
"He picked up a bit of damage from the incident with Hamilton that took about 20 points of downforce off the front wing. He manages to adapt. He played the thinking game.
"He watched, he waited in that first stint. He preserved the tyres. He was very, very smart in the way he handled the race.
"We went into the race thinking we could be marginal for a two-stop and believed in clear air we could do that.
"The first stint dictated everything for us, where Mark put Grosjean under quite a lot of pressure... to the point that he'd run out of tyres by the lap that he pitted on, nine or something, pretty early in the race, which was too short for us to make a two-stop really work.
"Sebastian went about five laps longer than we expected him to. He created the options for himself by making the tyres go longer and further. And of course when he had the one opportunity to nail Grosjean, he did."


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As an attending veterinarian for agricultural animals and wildlife at the Pennsylvania State University, as well as an assistant professor of veterinary medicine and dairy and animal science, 35-year-old Jacob Werner ensures the proper care of a variety of animals used in teaching, testing and research.
He oversees the health and welfare of Penn State's agricultural animals and wildlife, or as he likes to tell people, "I get to take care of the Nittany Lion."
Werner returned to Penn State after earning his bachelor of science in animal bioscience in 1997. He went on to attend veterinary school across the commonwealth at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine where he earned a VMD in 2000.
"I grew up riding horses and nosing my way around my great-uncle's dairy farm. I always enjoyed working (with) and being around animals," Werner said.
It was during his time working at the Elk County Veterinary Clinic, under Dr. Greg Moore and Dr. Nancy Meyer, that Werner realized that there was more to veterinary medicine than treating animal patients.
"Dr. Moore, Dr. Meyer and the staff there taught me more than just caring for animals. It was there that I realized that being a veterinarian meant more than just being a doctor, it meant showing care and compassion to people as well," he explained.
Werner said he was also interested in becoming a vet to help farmers learn to care for their animals.
"Their livelihoods depend on healthy, well-cared-for animals, and I wanted to be part of improving production and animal care while helping a farmer improve their farming operation," noted Werner.
Werner also completed an internship in large animal medicine and equine and food animal production management medicine at the Virginia/Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, Va. Over the past eight years at Penn State, he has had the chance to work with some of the best farmers in the world, as well as educating the general public about farm animals and how to care for them.
"Penn State farms pride themselves in the quality of animals produced, but also in the care, attention to detail, and time put into ensuring that animals are cared for appropriately and meet high standards in animal welfare--that makes me the most proud of my job," Werner said. "I not only get to play with farm animals (cattle, sheep, deer, pigs, horses and poultry), but I get to work with people who take pride in their work."
He added that as society moves further and further away from agriculture, there are many misconceptions and misunderstandings. Werner said he finds it very rewarding to help people understand how and why veterinarians do the things they do.
His job doesn't come without its challenges, and he noted there is never a typical daily routine when working with animals.
"Just when you think you have your day planned, something happens to change plans for the day," Werner said. "This can be a challenge but also makes things exciting--you never know what you might find yourself getting into."
Additionally, Werner emphasized his concern over potential state budget cuts for Penn State and the possibility of eliminating programs and downsizing farms at the university as a result.
Throughout his veterinary career, Werner has had the opportunity to travel to Rome, Italy and Aix-en-Provence, France, where he presented research which he conducted with a friend and colleague on ultrasound technology used to treat different diseases like diabetes and heart arrhythmias.
"I have had the chance to travel more with this job than I imagined I would," he said. "I get to visit institutions using farm animals in teaching and research across the country, and have met some great people and learned new ways to raise and care for farm animals. I've had opportunities to visit places in the States I may not have otherwise been."
Werner is the son of Bob and Janet Werner of St. Marys and the grandson of Rose and the late George Werner and Jane and the late Paul Sorg. His siblings include an older brother, Dan and his wife Liz (Burchill) and daughters Annalie and Sadie of White Haven; and younger siblings Jeff and his wife Nikki (Wilson) and sons Caleb and Austin of Lickingville, and Julie and her husband Scott Herzing of Erie.
"I was given a great educational foundation attending St. Mary's Parochial School and Elk County Christian (where he graduated in 1993). This foundation gave me the background information needed to succeed in college," Werner said. "More importantly, I'm proud of my Catholic upbringing and believe that nothing is accomplished without God."
While growing up in St. Marys, Werner earned his Eagle Scout award as a member of Troop 200 and was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
"I love St. Marys. I miss it every day. There is something to be said about knowing your neighbor and lending a helping hand when needed—having family and friends close, running into familiar faces at the store, talking after church—it all builds a sense of community, teaching you to care about others," he said. "I do believe it helped me in my career--with every animal is a person--you can be the best doctor in the world, but if you can't communicate, understand people, and understand their concerns, I don't think you will be very successful."Â
Werner explained that being a veterinarian can be a lot of fun and very rewarding; however, it isn't always as glamorous as it looks on television.
"It takes more than just a love of animals to be a vet. Work hard in school, research the field, and find a mentor who will allow you to shadow and give insight and firsthand experience into the career," Werner advised.
In his spare time, Werner enjoys gardening, horseback riding, spending time outdoors and performing volunteer work with the Center for the Performing Arts
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|Conde Nast Traveler Magazine Names VT Restaurant One of the Best
I was looking this evening at my Facebook friends/fans pages when I came across some surprising news from Northeast Kingdom Travel and Tourism Association's Facebook page.
They reported that Claire's Restaurant in little 'ol Hardwick, Vermont had been chosen for one of the most prestigious awards around.
Conde Nast Traveler magazine named it one of the top restaurants in the country, an award they gave to only 43 restaurants nationwide, and just three in New England.
In commenting on Claire's, Conde Nast Traveler said: "Appropriately, Claire's serves simple food that highlights exceptional ingredients from Vermont's fertile agricultural community: slowly leavened breads, peppery radishes, and creamy raw-milk cheese. Local microbrews, artisanal sodas, and ice wines from Shelburne Vineyards keep the drinks as interesting as the cuisine."
Conde Nast Traveler sends out its reviewers anonymously to act like any customer including paying for the meal. There's no "comping a freebie" to get a good review. The restaurant has to stand on its day-to-day quality. Conde Nast did not even tell Claire's they had won the award. A friend of the restaurant happened to see the article and passed the word along to Claire's!
Claire's is a Community Supported Restaurant, a concept where local people make an investment in a community restaurant in order to have a good quality facility in what is usually a rural environment where the economics of such a facility often don't work.
I have not been to Claire's so I can't personally vouch for the quality. And I am only a little surprised there is a good quality restaurant in Hardwick. The phenomenon of top quality restaurants in small villages is not unusual in Vermont.
What I am surprised at is that someone from a big time magazine somehow found Hardwick, Vermont. While it is a fine enough town, and a classic Vermont village, it's not often a destination or even on the way to anything except to Vermont's beautiful but least populated land. It was probably a tip from someone and I would love to know the story behind Conde Nast Travelers' discovery of Hardwick and Claire's.
In the meantime, I'll have to just put it on my long list of first time restaurants to visit. There are so many great restaurants in Vermont I think I will run out of life expectancy and money before I get to them all. But it's a goal.
You'll find Claire's at 41 South Main Street in Hardwick about 30 minutes north of Montpelier and maybe a little less than that west of St. Johnsbury.
There is an interesting article on chef Steven Obranovich at the Seasonal Chef website in which answers questions about his approach to using locally produced ingredients even in the middle of a Vermont winter.
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Here are some pregame notes ahead of Sunday's Mother's Day matchup between the Houston Dynamo and Real Salt Lake:
• Bruin reaches six goals earliest in four-year career: Dynamo forward Will Bruin scored his sixth goal of the 2014 season on Wednesday against Columbus. Bruin now has six goals through ten games, his fastest six goal start to a season in his Dynamo career. Bruin needed 13 games (June 16, vs. FC Dallas) to reach six goals in 2012, when he scored 12 goals in the regular season and added four more in the playoffs to set a franchise record for goals in a season.
• Bruin fastest Dynamo player to six goals since Ching in 2006: Will Bruin (10 games) is the earliest Dynamo player to score six goals in a season since Brian Ching in 2006. Spurred by four goals in the club's inaugural match, Ching scored six goals in Houston's first five games of the 2006 season. Ching added his seventh goal in the club's sixth game.
• Bruin seeking Houston's first four-game scoring streak: Will Bruin has scored in three consecutive games and is the first Dynamo player to accomplish the feat since he scored in three straight games in June 2012 (four goals in a three-game span). Bruin is the first player in Dynamo history with three career three-game scoring streaks. Bruin's first came in April 2012. His current streak marks the seventh time a Dynamo player has scored in three consecutive games: Bruin 3X; Ching 2006, 2008; Joseph Ngwenya 2007; Stuart Holden 2009). No Dynamo player has ever scored in four consecutive games.
• Kinnear one point from 500 career points: Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear has 499 points as an MLS head coach after Wednesday's win over Columbus. With a point or more on Sunday vs. Real Salt Lake, he'll become the third head coach in MLS history to reach 500 career points. Kinnear is in his 11th year as head coach between Houston and San Jose and trails only Sigi Schmid and Bruce Arena on the league's all-time wins and points lists.
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Just the suggestion last year that the Fairfax County Park Authority could allow more activities to take place in Riverbend Park outraged many Great Falls residents who treasure the 400-acre natural park.
County park planners have been working to revise the master plan for Riverbend Park, which was last updated in 1975.
The latest iteration of that plan, which would allow for very little change in the park in future years, primarily drew praise from park users attending a public comment meeting last week.
"The current proposed draft is thoughtful and well-balanced," said Tim Hackman, a member of the Friends of Riverbend Park Board of Directors.
The 1975 master plan, which is essentially just a single-page park map, included several features that were never constructed: an equestrian center, a large camping area and a youth hostel. Those were all removed from the updated plan, which is a much more extensive document that details the park's history, as well as planning for its future.
One of the biggest proposed changes in the draft master plan is a reconfiguration of the park entrance and parking areas, to create 200 more parking spaces and to prevent park traffic from backing up onto Jeffery Road, which is now an issue on peak days.
These changes could be made without adding any more pavement to the ecologically sensitive park, according to Park Authority planner Andy Galusha.
Some park users expressed some concern about allowing more parking, fearing that bringing more people into sections of the park where most of the activity takes place would degrade the park experience for everyone.
"I think there ought to be a lot of serious thought given to what the impact would be," said Richard Bliss, a longtime Great Falls resident and former Park Authority Board member.
The plan also proposes improving an existing park maintenance road so that it can be used by park visitors to move between the two main activity areas of the park – the waterfront and the nature center.
The visitor's center at the park, which sits in a floodplain and has flooded multiple times during heavy rains, will ultimately be replace by a larger facility out of the floodplain that has more space for staff offices and other uses.
The draft plan also would allow for the educational offerings at the park to be expanded, anticipating that the park's nature center will ultimately be replaced by a larger facility that can accommodate more people, and adding more outdoor classroom space and a nature watching tower near the meadow.
Any additional development of features at Riverbend would occur in areas that have already been disturbed by human activity and are not part of the protected areas of the park, Galusha said.
The draft master plan is expected to go before the Park Authority Board for approval this spring, but that does not mean that anything will change at Riverbend in the near future, Galusha said.
"We have very little funding for any of these developments, so they won't be taking place anytime soon," he said.
The public comment period on the draft master plan will remain open through March 11. For more information or to read the draft master plan, go to http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/plandev/riverbend.htm.


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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 will be available to download digitally through European PSN on November 21. Namco Bandai has also confirmed the alliterative fighter is heading to Xbox Live Games on Demand in late December, although no specific date has been given.
Namco financials: Tekken Tag 2 shifts over 840,000 copies
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 was a big win for Namco Bandai in Q2, according to the publisher's most recent financial report.
Macross 30 debut trailer is suitably strange
Namco Bandai's newly-announced Macross game has gotten a trailer. The title, which is a 30th anniversary addition to the series, was recently revealed at the Tokyo Games Show.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3D rolling to 3DS in October
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3D has been dated for Nintendo 3DS in Europe, along with a list of console exclusive new features.
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition console release date announced
Namco Bandai has announced that Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition will be releasing on October 26 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The special edition of the game features over 10 hours of additional content which includes new bosses, enemies, equipment, and NPCs. The PC version launched on August 24.
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Tai, Agumon, and the Adventure cast return in this surprising announcement!
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Quinnipiac University Baseball Head Coach Dan Gooley will appear on ESPN 1300 (New Haven)/1410 (Hartford) AM's Back Page with Jason Page on Wednesday, July 15 at 6:30 p.m. The veteran coach will be honored as an Elm City Legend on Nov. 9. Gooley is the second member of the Quinnipiac athletic department to be honored at the prestigious event after men's ice hockey head coach Rand Pecknold was honored in 2008 as part of the inaugural class. The Elm City Legends reception, presented by the March of Dimes, is an evening dedicated to recognizing the New Haven Region's best in sports and community dedication. The event will be held on at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale on Nov. 9 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
"I am humbled and honored to be included in the most prestigious group I have ever been associated with," Gooley said. "I want to take this opportunity to congratulate the other recipients, of whom I have tremendous respect. I want to thank the committee for this honor, from the bottom of my heart."
In addition to Gooley, this year's Elm City Legends include Ed Aston (Head Coach, Cheshire High School Boys' and Girls' Swimming), Bob Dikranian (Assistant Coach, Yale University Women's Soccer; former Head Coach at Southern Connecticut State University Men's Soccer), Dick Gagliardi (former Athletic Director, Sacred Heart Academy of Hamden; former Head Coach, Hamden High School Boys' Hockey and Yale University Men's Hockey), Jack Siedlecki (Assistant Athletic Director and former Head Football Coach, Yale University), Frank "Porky" Vieira (former Head Coach, University of New Haven Baseball), and Anne Worcestor (Tournament Director, Pilot Pen Tennis; Chief Marketing Officer, Market New Haven). This year's honorary Elm City Legends are Tommy John (former MLB pitcher; former manager, Bridgeport Bluefish) and Karl Ravech (ESPN SportsCenter Anchor/Baseball Tonight Host/Golf Commentator).
Tickets for the 2009 Elm City Legends, which will be held from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Nov. 9, are now on sale at marchofdimes.com/connecticut for $95 each or $180 per pair. Reserved tables of 10 are $850, and sponsorship packages are also available. For more information, please call 860-812-0080. All proceeds benefit the March of Dimes, working to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
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Test ID: PCAB
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Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Evaluating patients suspected of having pernicious anemia or immune-mediated deficiency of vitamin B12 with or without megaloblastic anemia
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Pernicious anemia (PA) is characterized by atrophic body gastritis (ABG) and is the end state of a progressive disease known as autoimmune chronic atrophic gastritis.(1) In this disease, immune-mediated inflammation leads to destruction of gastric parietal cells with the resultant loss of intrinsic factor production and the inability to absorb dietary vitamin B12. Diagnosis of PA involves demonstrating the presence of a macrocytic anemia in the context of vitamin B12 deficiency, as well as documenting positive autoantibody serology, specifically anti-parietal cell antibody (PCA) and intrinsic factor antibody (IFA).(2) PCAs bind to the alpha- and beta-subunits of the membrane-bound H(+)/K(+)-ATPase. In contrast, IFAs bind directly to intrinsic factor, blocking its ability to bind vitamin B12.(1,2) Both PCAs and IFAs are useful diagnostic markers for PA. In a recently published study, PCAs were 81% sensitive and 90% specific for ABG, while IFAs were 27% sensitive and 100% specific. The study concluded that a combination of PCA and IFA testing was the optimal strategy for the evaluation of patients with suspected PA.(4)
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Negative: < or =20.0 Units
Equivocal: 20.1-24.9 Units
Positive: > or =25.0 Units
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A positive result indicates the presence of IgG antibodies to H(+)/K(+) ATPase and suggests the possibility of pernicious anemia (PA) or a related autoimmune disease.
A negative result indicates no detectable IgG antibodies to H(+)/K(+) ATPase; it does not rule out PA.
An equivocal result is indeterminate.
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The presence of immune complexes or other immunoglobulin aggregates in the patient specimen may cause an increased non-specific binding and produce false-positive results in this assay.
A negative result does not rule out the presence of parietal cell antibodies; the concentration of antibody may be below the detection limit of the assay.
A positive result only indicates the presence of antibody to H(+)/K(+) ATPase and does not necessarily indicate the presence of autoimmune disease or other diseases.
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1. Toh BH, Van Driel IR, Gleeson PA: Pernicious anemia. N Eng J Med 1997;337(20):1441-1448
2. Lahner E, Annibale B: Pernicious anemia: new insights from a gastroenterological point of view. World J Gastroenterol 2009;15(41):5121-5128
3. Lahner E, Normal GL, Severi C, et al: Reassessment of intrinsic factor and parietal cell autoantibodies in atrophic gastritis with respect to cobalamin deficiency. Am J Gastroenterol 2009;104(8):2071-2079
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