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TNT Foam Black Waterproof Interlocking Gym Floor Mats (48 Square Feet)
ITEM#: 11551049Remove the shock of the gymroom floor with these interlocking foam floor mats from TNT. These black waterproof mats are easy to clean and are also great for basements and garages. Each mat measures .5 inches in thickness to provide you with a plush softness, and the top of each mat has a traction improving micro thumbprint design that is ideal for areas where children play. This set includes 12 inch by 12 inch squares and border pieces to give the space a finished look.
- TNT exercise floor mats specially designed to absorb the shock that occurs on gymroom floors
- Protective mats boast lightweight design and easy locking system
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Use it in my garage, will be buying more. Good product.Read More
poor material and interlocking.Read More
Price just right and a bit smaller and thin
Quality is OK, looks larger in picture. Otherwise it worked out fine for my purposes to cover my crawl space floor board.Read More
Good product
The product goes together well and works great, only draw back is the small trim pieces are not given to you in numbers so you can trim a large section without cutting pieces to fit. Otherwise great productRead More
The mats are great. Good quality and thickRead More
Floor mats are not just for the Gym
This is the second time I've purchased these mats for my garage. I keep adding to them. I have a studio in part of my garage, and I put the mats down and a carpet on top of them. Not only do they insulate but they help relieve the fatigue from standing all day. I gave a four star rating instead of five because the borders are useless. They don't lay flat and some of them don't fit the mats at all. The manufacturer could leave the edges out and put in a couple more mats, which would be more helpful, I just threw the edges away.Read More
Basement Play Area
We installed these into our basement as a play area--holds up well. Couple tips to get the most out of these mats is to use either a thin grip pad underneath, or slip under the wall/floor joints to prevent slipping. We did the latter--they slide under the gap between the sheet rock and our basement floor with the help of a screwdriver to push them through--works great and no sliding panels. Another user said to cut the extra panels to use as end pieces--we did this as well--worked great. Held up well enough so far--all in all a good solution.Read More
Not really for gym
we ordered these to set up a small home gym area in our basement. while they are very easy to put together, they don't really stay together very well when exposed to impact movement like aerobics or floor work. Also, they are not very thick so they do not provide much support on top of a concrete floor. Maybe with indoor/outdoor carpet underneath it would be more suitable.Read More
TNT Foam
The price for this item is not bad, I will say it is adequate. The bad thing about this product is the lack of borders to complete the mat. The borders are not available for purchase as a separate item either; therefore takes away the presentation of the product.Read More
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Heard it was a good product and the price was right.
to use as a soft floor inside a camp tent
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putting in our adult playroom with sexsling
Building a play space and this works great!
Hello, Can this item be used for underneath swimming pool?
Hello Negrita, yes, this is waterproof and would work well under a swimming pool. Thanks for shopping with us!
i need to cover a 15x15 feet square space how many boxes do i need
Hello yves, each tile is one square foot, and there are 48 tiles in a box. You would need five boxes.I hope this helps and thank you for shopping with us.
Hi! Can these be placed over carpet ... i want to make a spare bed room a home gym.
Hello kendyloy, thank you for your question. You can use this over carpet. Thanks for shopping with us! Shelia B
Good Day, Please advise. Are the 36 edge pieces referenced included in the 48 total mats cited? as in do you receive the 36 edge pieces and 12 square pieces? or is it 48 mats and 36 edge pieces? total 84 pieces in an order?
Hello ryantlemieux, We're sorry for the confusion. A total of 12 non-edge pieces is included. The rest are edge pieces. I hope this helps, thanks for shopping with us.
how well do they work and an old concrete flood that is uneven in places
Thank you for your question oldmagoo. Perfect! most of the mats purchased, are for use on a concrete floor. Garages, basements, outdoor patios, bars, schools, etc. The mats provide a nice cushion. Have a great day.
I'am trying to cover a space that is 12 feet x 19 feet how many boxes would i need
Hello coatesavis, Each tile is one square foot, and there are 48 tiles in a box. You would need five boxes.Thanks for shopping with us!
We'd like to use an office chair on casters. Is that OK?
Hello spanishorse,It should be fine, since this is designed to be tough enough to have cars parked on top of it. Thanks for shopping with us!
Are the joints waterproof? I am wanting to use outdoors around a hot tub deck. Can water get through seems/joints to penetrate subfloor?
Hello dtuffy118, These floor mats are not waterproof at the joints, you may need to install a barrier to prevent damage to your subfloor. I hope this helps, thanks for shopping with us.
Will this product hold up to having cars parked on them in the garage?
Yes, that is certainly one of the applications.
I have a 12 x 12 space. How many boxes do I need. Also a couple of people have complained about there not being enough edge pieces? Is that true?
These very functional gym mats have 48 in a box so you would need at least 3 boxes. I am very sorry but I cannot attest to other customers saying they did not have enough edge pieces, their project may have been different than the one you plan. There is suggestions in our customer reviews on ways to make more borders if you do end up needing them. We have a very helpful customer community! I hope this helps you will all you need, please feel free to contact us any time
I have an area that is 18 feet x 21 feet .. how many mats or cases would I have to buy??
You will need to purchase 8 boxes.
Dimensions are confusing; exactly how many tiles, how many edge pieces; and is the total dimension or amount of floor space these will cover in feet or inches? If this really covers 26 feet by 14 feet by 13 feet, how does the math work with 12 inch square tiles?
The dimensions for this item are correct. Each mat measures .5 inches thick x 12 inches long x 12 inches wide. You are getting a total of 48 mats.
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Bought these in black and I was skeptical at first because I haven't worn a heel with any height in years. I am 43 years old and also have very bad knees but I thought that I would give these a try. I am very glad that I did! They are surprisingly comfortable and I feel very stable in them. They also look great! The only issue is the heel colour looks a tiny bit cheap and would have been a little nicer either in cork or real wood but, a minor issue for how great these look and feel overall. My husband really likes them on me too, which is saying a lot as he is super picky. Well worth the sale price especially!
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Dirt Devil is currently retailing a cordless, bagless, ENERGY STAR-certified vacuum cleaner called the AccuCharge. The product's website urges you to "Clean with a conscience" and the video says, "Go green and get it clean." Caveat emptor: "Green" and "clean" pair well in advertising jingles, but environmentally-conscious vacuum buyers should be wary. Read this interview with Michelle Kivlov, product manager for AccuCharge, before you rely on AccuCharge to let you "clean with a conscience."
A lot of products now qualify for an ENERGY STAR rating, with more than 40,000 individual ENERGY STAR qualified products available in 2007. Many companies, including the subject of our last Is It Green post, Hewlett Packard, have begun marketing campaigns constructed around the ENERGY STAR rating. That's great because it raises awareness of the ENERGY STAR label, but it can be bad when companies conflate "energy efficient" with "good for the environment."
Explain the power-saving feature. When you say it uses 70% less energy, how is that possible?
A good way to start off talking about AccuCharge if I can just explain the technology and how it's different.
Pretty much most everything that's cordless uses basically just a ni-cad battery. When you keep it plugged it, basically what's happening is it's always drawing energy from the wall. It doesnt really understand when it's charged and it doesnt really stop charging.
Our AccuCharge technology has a circuit in the unit and it has an efficient power supply. The circuitry actually recognizes when the unit is full and stops charging and just has kind of a trickle charge for maintenance. That's the power energy saving feature, [compared to] the current units are always being charged, you save 70% energy.
Tell me about the green features in AccuCharge's packaging.
One of the things is that all the cartons are made from about 70-80 recycled paper. We don't use any PVC windows.
The inks are ROHS (Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances) compliant. Inside all the packaging we use molded pulp instead of styrofoam, all made from recycled corrugated cardboard and newsprint. All of the other inserts are made from 70-80% recycled paper just like the outer carton is.
Is that post-consumer recycled content?
What's the estimated life of the AccuCharge hand cleaner? Meaning, with normal use, after how many months should a customer expect to replace the vacuum?
The hand vacuum is three years.
The stick vacuum?
Two years.
How often does the filter need to be replaced?
We recommend about six months to a year for most of our filters but its also going to depend on usage of course.
AccuCharge has a nickel-cadmium battery. How long does the battery last?
The whole unit, like the battery and the motor, will last three years for the hand vac and two for the stick.
If [the battery died while it was under warranty they would probably just replace the unit. The nice thing about AccuCharge is that the batteries do generally last longer as far as the run time because with the AccuCharge technology, the batteries stay healthier longer. [with] Current units, the power being pumped into them is generating heat and the heat damages the battery, which is why some units start dying after time.
Does Dirt Devil intend to use this charging technology on all future cordless vacuum cleaners? Why or why not?
We hope so. We're still kind of exploring what we want to do next with that. Nothing comes to us for free, it does cost some money for that so right now we are seeing what consumers are willing to pay for. So far AccuCharge has been selling really well.
Did I miss any of the the environmentally conscious features of AccuCharge?
We are partnered with RBRC so you can take your batteries and recycle them and I believe they have 50 locations nationwide. We do put that on all of our cartons.
Is this the most environmentally-conscious vacuum cleaner that Dirt Devil offers?
Yes, definitely.
Is Dirt Devil trying to market this product as green?
It's one of the main focus points but not the only one. With AccuCharge you've got two main benefits. One is you get the energy aspect of it and then you get the performance aspect of it, being longer lasting. But we've definitely been trying to stress both of them so consumers understand that there are multiple benefits to it.
Is it green?
Not unless 'greener than other cordless vacs' counts as green
Negative Points: Cordless vacuums are less energy efficient than vacuum cleaners that you plug in to the wall. The energy loss that the AccuCharge technology was developed to counter is only an issue for cordless vacuum cleaners that require batteries. Cords are an annoying but minor inconvenience so I really don't see a justification for using batteries (toxic) that need to be replaced every two or three years (wasteful).
Perhaps the most problematic part of this product is its disposable design. Dirt Devil is recommending that people replace their filters every six months, and the whole vacuum has to be replaced every two or three years. There are vacuum cleaners on the market that last for more than 30 years. Dustin Chaffin, manager of Great Vacs, phrased it well in an email:
"The problem that I have seen with vacuums like that who are usually sold in the big box stores and that claim to be green is they are disposable. They are only designed to last a few years and then they want you to throw it away and buy a new one. They are so cheap they are not even worth fixing. So you have them filling up our landfills and wasting energy shipping them to all the big box stores. It's a serious waste of resources. You compare that to a Kirby, Rainbow, or Filter Queen where an average life span is 25 plus years. That is a more green approach. It might not be as profitable but it is better for the environment and the customer.
"Most brands we have seen that are disposable and are filling up our landfills are Dirt Devil, Bissell, Hoover, Eureka and more. It's usually better to make an investment in a high end vacuum that can last for decades."
Positive Points: Dirt Devil is using recycled materials in their packaging and encouraging customers to recycle batteries. But that doesn't offset the damage this product deals to the Earth.
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October 27, 2010 at 3:15 pm
So what they are really saying is that their current charging system is extremely bad, that's why they try to sell you a system which is not that bad and eventually will sell you a system that will even simply shut off when the battery is charged.
That will then still leave a lot of space to sell you a yet better system where the battery will even last longer, charge faster and will wake you up with a coffee in the morning…
October 23, 2008 at 1:00 pm
So I take it this unit does not have a user replaceable battery? I could see these approaching non-insanity when they inevitably switch to a better battery technology.
(sarcasm) If only they had added a tree decal and used an earth tone color scheme. (/sarcasm)


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Hi all I am new here. i have a few questions that you might not be able/want to answer but here goes. I am thinking about opening a fabricating shop and i was wondering how about doing that? Where do I find jobs? How could I go about getting contract production jobs from other companies?
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Your question is well received but unfortunately very loaded and all of us here have helped in many ways to this exact question. However, I will tell you that perhaps the best advice you can get is from a small business adviser. Welding in itself as you may already know is very broad and covers practices like art to aeronautics and much more in between. Knowing your skill and how you want to apply it is one thing, having a business strategy is entirely another. Both have many, many considerations you must ponder and I feel this is best left between you and a professional small business adviser who can learn much more about you in person than you could receive on these boards and spend the time necessary to help guide you in the right direction. With that said, any type of help you need in the trade of welding can be found here. There are experts in lots of fields that I have helped and in return helped me.
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7:00am to 10:30pm gets old, like tonight. But I enjoy doing what I do and having companies using me, in my side fab. work, because of my quality is very rewarding to me.
I guess what I am trying to say is , it isn't easy but if you really want then it is worth it.
Beat on bussinesses doors, be persistant, do ONLY quality work, and most important take pride in your work and be professional in appearence and attitude.
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Tac and Tim gave very good answers. I would also like to add that you might want to come up with a business plan. How you want to start, where you want to be in 5 years from now, etc, etc. There are many books to help with this. There are so many things to take into consideration, supplies, insurance, utilities, rent, equipment breakdowns, sickness just to name a few.
I always said the best form of advertisement was by word of mouth. Does your town have craft fairs or trade shows, anything where you could sell or show off some of your work ? Another option which I have used, each town decorates their Main St somehow whether it be holidays or springtime by putting things on utility poles. Find out who is in charge and offer to make a few things, donate them and have them run an ad in their newsletter with your business name.
As far as production jobs, make up a form letter explaining what you are capable of, your location, how you would be of importance in helping a company out by doing their welding, anything else you can think of. Call the companies you plan to visit a week ahead of time and make an appointment to stop in and see the person you need to talk too. You could even weld up a little trinket type thing to hand out, like a business card holder or something, make sure your name & number is on it though. I have salesmen stop in unannounced at my job and to be honest, it is very annoying.
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(8) Dovid, October 13, 2014 3:39 PM
*Lisa-I read this in my sukkah...on my iPad
(7) Anonymous, October 6, 2014 5:26 PM
(6) Janet/ Toronto, October 1, 2013 2:11 AM
Raccoons Are Dangerous
Raccoons can scratch and bite people. They carry very serious diseases such as rabies, and horrible parasites such as round worm which can be transfered to humans.. In the world of wildlife rehab only those with a current rabies shot are allowed anywhere near a raccoon. You say that the raccoon was on your festive table eating everything- which makes the entire table unsanitary, contaminated and unsafe to eat from. The bacteria in their mouth and under their claws is very dangerous to humans. One should never even consider eating anything that a raccoon has been anywhere near. The Rabbi seems to not understand the danger and since it is Sukkoth he seems to feel extra protected but a bit of knowledge about using caution around wild animals and being aware of the very real dangers they can pose coupled with some common sense should tell a person that these are potentially very dangerous wild animals. Hopefully the Rabbi will read this comment and have a more cautious approach to the raccoons that show up in his Succa next year.
Tzvi Sytner, October 1, 2013 2:14 PM
(5) Gary, September 24, 2013 9:41 PM
G-D and Racoons
Great article, but my sense was that G-D still expects us to work
within the natural order of things, even if He is the ultimate source of security. So in this case, I would think that the author would be Ok with trying some ways to keep the racoons out of his sukkah (e.g. shutting doors when not in
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So what you are saying is you started the year with no expectations to win more than 7 games and you are good with the way this season has unfolded...Kind of giddy actually with the way you finish with the thumbs up smiley. I got you...play to show up sort of deal like those church leagues where they dont keep score. I like it! No disappointment or let down just happy to be involved and breathing.
Now..Lets go and show those Jags & Pats who's da boss...Lace'em up loose cause we don't want anyone uncomfortable out there.
Meanwhile.... Miami is still trying to beat the PatriotsGive them 15 years when Luck is no longer an elite QB
this season sucked, 7-9 ( if we even got there) is no reason to celebrate.
i dont care what expectations were coming into the season. bottom line is this. we were 4-3 after 7 games, and if we do go 7-9, that will mean we would have gone 3-6 in our final 9 games, which would be the total opposite of last year.
your supposed to improve as the season goes on, not regress, which is all this team has done.
we had a pretty easy schedule for the most part, and yet we lost to **** teams like the cardinals, jets, bills, titans. if we went even 2-2 in those games, we are now tied for 6th seed.
the afc did not have a lot of depth this year so this year was a pretty golden opportunity to try and sneak in, especially with our sched, and yet we are going to finish 8-8 at best, with more likely being 7-9 or 6-10.
i dont want to hear about rookie qb, no talent, etc. the seahawks, colts, and skins all have rookie qbs as well, and yet those teams are all in playoff contention, with the colts a shoe in. ( and yes i know the seahawks were given that game vs gb, but even so, they still would be 7-6 in the thick of things) and the skins have had plenty of injuries, with fred davis being lost for season,a few ol going down, garcon missed a decent amount of games, but good qb play makes the offense look a lot better than it is.
this season is a disappointment, especially after seeing this team for the 1st 7 games the way they can play, u have to say this season was a disappointment.
Well put......this season is a disappointment, especially after seeing this team for the 1st 7 games the way they can play, u have to say this season was a disappointment.
Thats funny!!!Ireland is waiting for Brady to Retire before he makes his Push.
Now...Take a deep breath and get over it because the majority of us see magic in the works. There is no time frame on when it will kick in ...but its in the works. I to once longed for the mystical 5 game win streak , late game come back and heaven help us playoff run but that just lead to madness and frustration. Big gulp the Next Year kool-aid when rookies will transform & all things come together to achieve 6-7 wins. Better!
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I miss the days where the Dolphins were at least perennial playoff participants. Now we're working on our 7th losing season in the past 9 years...no bueno. Before 2004, we only had 2 losing seasons in 24 years.
If you're going to start a thread, you should at least start with a factually correct premise.
There were plenty of people on here who took one look at the supposedly soft schedule and confidently crowed that the Dolphins should finish with 9 or 10 wins and in the thick of the wild-card race. Others like myself were more subdued, but still predicted between 7 and 8 wins, i.e. the mediocrity that's been the Dolphins status quo for years now. Very few people thought 7 wins was some unimaginably high bar.


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I post this message as the State Coordinator of Georgia for the PDGA.
Please be aware that anyone who plays while suspended is subject to more disciplinary action.
Any TD who allows anyone who is suspended to play COULD also be subject to disciplinary action.
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Broadway Bares :: The Solo Act
It's become a timeless tradition and a rite of passage among every chorus boy (and girl) who is decidedly set on making his mark under the bright lights of the Great White Way in New York City. But at its core the annual vaudeville burlesque antics of "Broadway Bares" - as provocative and saucy as it is every season - is the Broadway community's greatest fundraising effort dedicated to supporting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
With a history that dates back to 1992, the very first "Broadway Bares" was little more than a series of solo strips on the stage of New York City's legendary dance club Splash, and back then the creator of this spectacle, the lip-smacking and dashingly handsome Jerry Mitchell was letting out all stops to raise funds for what was then one of the greatest challenges affecting our community.
But now some 20 years later, HIV/AIDS is no longer the same epidemic it was when it first cast its shadow, and "Broadway Bares" has continued to grow creating its own mystique. Its charitable efforts have franchised even to a parallel event that recently took over the Las Vegas nightlife. Mitchell, the creator and executive producer of "Broadway Bares," was humbly pleased by the success of that event and enthusiastic about what "Broadway Bares XXII" has in store for this year.
Once Upon a Time...
"It's all the fairy tale endings you wish you read when you were a gay boy," Mitchell teased. Even revealing the show's theme (and poster artwork) has become as hotly anticipated as the show's scantily clad cast. "Happy Endings" is scheduled to return to its home at the Roseland Ballroom on June 17 and is directed this year by Lee Wilkins. But if you can't wait until June to get your bare on, rest assured that there is another night of naked splendor that is as much a draw as the main event in the works.
The precursor to the wonderfully more elaborate ballroom event is a more intimate affair. "Broadway Bares: Solo Strips" will for one-night only, Sunday, May 6, put some of the show's more stunning acts right in your lap - so to speak. "This is the beginning of the season for us," Mitchell says of "Solo Strips." "It's the hottest boys on Broadway, starting things off, each doing their own thing. It's always a fun show."
This year will be no exception, with ten of the hottest performers from "Broadway Bares" getting things off to a rousing start and tastefully taking it all off for the this special evening dedicated to supporting the work of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
With Splash in the midst of renovations, the usual stage that hosts "BB: Solo Strips" is unavailable. Fortunately, Mitchell was able to court long-time friends John Blair and Beto Sutter to lend the 30 foot electrically charged stage at the XL Cabaret elevating this year's spectacle to all new heights.
"You realize how fortunate we are here in New York," said Mitchell. "For me it's all about community. I found that environment in theater...and through "Broadway Bares" I've been able to extend that feeling to everyone. There's strength in what we can do together."


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In the wake of important victories for horses, we are dismayed to learn that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today approved an application for horse slaughter inspections at Valley Meat Company LLC in Roswell, New Mexico, and will issue horse slaughter permits in Missouri and Iowa on Monday.
The inherent cruelty of horse slaughter is reason enough for our government to prevent this practice, but the dangers to consumers, the clear public opposition to slaughtering our horses for foreign diners, and the harm we know this will cause our communities make this a reckless and hazardous move by the USDA.
These plants are now slated to be the first facilities in the U.S. to slaughter our horses for human consumption since 2007, when the few remaining plants closed after states took action to shutter them and Congress voted to eliminate funding for horse meat inspections. The two Agriculture Appropriations bills that will eliminate the possibility of horse slaughter in the U.S. are expected to be voted on by the full House and Senate in July—today's announcement is a serious federal bureaucratic misstep that defies common sense.
"Moving ahead with the costly proposition of funding horse slaughter inspections is wasteful, cruel and reckless," says Nancy Perry, Senior Vice President of ASPCA Government Relations. "Recent polling shows that 70% of New Mexicans, 70% of Missourians and 71% of Iowans, along with the overwhelming majority of Americans, oppose the slaughter of U.S. horses for human consumption. Given the recent outrage over horse meat entering the food supply in Europe, this decision is irresponsible. The USDA is knowingly diverting tax dollars from programs that protect American consumers to programs that jeopardize them. It is time for Congress to take action to prevent American horses from suffering this terrible fate and stop horse slaughter in the U.S. once and for all."
Passing the Safeguard American Foods Export (SAFE) Act (S. 541/ H.R. 1094) is now more crucial than ever. Doing so will prevent the slaughter of horses in the U.S., end the current export of American horses for slaughter abroad, and protect the public from consuming toxic horse meat. Please be a voice for the horses TODAY and urge your members of Congress to cosponsor the SAFE Act to protect horses and consumers. This nightmarish trade must be stopped.


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Sm Antibodies, IgG, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Sm is a small nuclear ribonucleoprotein composed of several protein autoantigens designated B, B1, D, E, F, and G, which range in size from 11 kD to 26 kD. Sm antibodies are specific for lupus erythematosus (LE) and occur in approximately 30% of LE patients. The levels of Sm antibodies remain relatively constant over time in patients with LE and are usually found in patients that also have RNP antibodies.(1,2)
Sm is 1 of 4 autoantigens commonly referred to as extractable nuclear antigens (ENAs). The other ENAs are RNP, SS-A/Ro, and SS-B/La. Each ENA is composed of 1 or more proteins associated with small nuclear RNA species (snRNP) ranging in size from 80 to approximately 350 nucleotides. Antibodies to ENAs are common in patients with connective tissue diseases (systemic rheumatic diseases) including LE, mixed connective tissue disease, Sjogren's syndrome, scleroderma (systemic sclerosis), and polymyositis/dermatomyositis.
See Connective Tissue Disease Cascade (CTDC) in Special Instructions and Optimized Laboratory Testing for Connective Tissue Diseases in Primary Care: The Mayo Connective Tissue Diseases Cascade in Publications.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Evaluating patients with signs and symptoms of a connective tissue disease in whom the test for antinuclear antibodies is positive
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A positive result for anti-Sm antibodies is consistent with a diagnosis of lupus erythematosus.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Testing for Sm antibodies is not useful in patients without demonstrable antinuclear antibodies.
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.
<1.0 U (negative)
> or =1.0 U (positive)
Reference values apply to all ages.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Homburger H, Larsen S: Detection of specific antibodies. In Clinical Immunology: Principles and Practice. First edition. Edited by R Rich, T Fleisher, B Schwartz, et al. St. Louis, Mosby-Year Book, 1996, pp 2096-2109
2. Kotzin B, West S: Systemic lupus erythematosus. In Clinical Immunology Principles and Practice. Second edition. Edited by R Rich, T Fleisher, W Shearer, et al. St. Louis, Mosby-Year Book, 2001, pp 60.1-60.24


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OccupyForum with Stephen Zunes and
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Occupy Forum continues Monday Jan. 21st from 6 – 9 pm at Café Que Tal, 1005 Guerrero Street at 22nd. Information, discussion & community! Monday Night Forum!!
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The Strategies and Tactics of Successful Civil Resistance and Revolutionary Movements around the World:
What can Occupy learn, adapt, apply?
The Left needs new strategies and tactics to consolidate and focus our power. Learning from the past helps us shape the future of the movement. Stephen Zunes, veteran organizer, activist, scholar and trainer will analyze successful movements and the variety of effective tactics employed across the globe including strikes, sit-ins, blockades, small unit actions, and non-cooperation. He will speak about how and why resistance groups gain support from diverse sectors of civil society in order to launch their offensives.
Case studies will focus on how movements were able to analyze the pillars of support for their opponent, select the targets of their actions, empower and educate the population, effectively maintain nonviolent discipline in the face of severe provocation, strategically sequence their tactics, and eventually emerge victorious. Zunes will include the US anti-nuclear movement, the anti-apartheid struggle, the democratic revolution in Serbia, the uprising against the Marcos dictatorship in the Philippines, and popular movements against dictatorship and neo-liberalism in Bolivia, among others.
Zunes will be joined by David Solnit, long-time organizer and activist, who will speak about his experience helping to organize the "Battle of Seattle" and training West Coast organizers in confronting entrenched power in the United States. Solnit will discuss in detail the "Strategic Principles" used in the Battle of Seattle, an example of what strategic, determined, and disciplined cross-border organizing can accomplish.
How can we utilize, adapt, and apply methods from the past in order to develop new and innovative ways for Occupy to achieve deep and lasting structural change?
Time will be allotted for Q&A and discussion. Monday 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Cafe Que Tal, 1005 Guerrero Street/22nd. Food and drinks available for purchase! Please support our local Cafe! Donations to OccupyForum to cover our costs are encouraged!
Stephen Zunes is a veteran peace and human rights activist, a trainer and workshop leader for pro-democracy and community activists in the U.S. and globally, and is a professor and senior analyst at the Institute for Policy Studies at the University of San Francisco who has written numerous books and over 450 articles. David Solnit has been a mass direct action organizer since the early '80s and is currently an organizer with the Occupy movement. He is the editor of "Globalize Liberation: How to Uproot the System and Build a Better World" and co-author of "Army of None: Strategies to Counter Military Recruitment, End War, and Build a Better World" and was instrumental in organizing "The Battle of Seattle" which brought tens of thousands in a mass mobilization into downtown Seattle to demand annulment of Third World Debt and successfully shut down the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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An architect-driven resource to identify key building energy modeling terms and concept, this wiki is an evolutionary process BEM's rightful place in architectural design.
BEM predicts a building's anticipated energy use and corresponding energy savings, as compared to a standard baseline. In so doing, it demonstrates project compliance with local, regional or national energy codes. BEM predicts energy performance based on Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) data, as well as assumptions about building operation and maintenance.
Building Operation Modeling introduces actual utility bills, use patterns, hours of operation, functioning of systems, and real weather conditions for a completed building into a model structured similarly to the Building Energy Model. It thereby allows the comparison of actual energy use with the predicted use. This comparison can be used to determine causes of discrepancies between predicted energy use and actual energy use, which in turn facilitates tuning of systems to better meet—or even exceed—the design goals. The process of comparison of the BEM and the BOM is known as "calibrated simulation" or Measurement & Verification (M&V). [Presently, there is little industry agreement on a method that accurately compares BEMs to BOMs, accounting for all the potential variations of building use and operations. ASHRAE Guideline 14 and the USDOE's International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol (IPMVP) provide the currently agreed methods for this type of work.] The Building Operation Model is also used to satisfy emerging building code requirements for post-occupancy monitoring.
eGrid is a multiplier that describes the mix of electrical generation types (e.g., coal, natural gas, nuclear, solar, hydro, etc.) that make up national and regional power grids. eGrid accounts for differences in regional electricity generation source capacities, which has implications on the amount of resulting carbon dioxide emissions. It thus provides data that enable architects to understand the real environmental impact of our building design's energy consumption. Importantly, eGrid relates the energy lost due to inefficiencies inherent in generation and distribution systems to the on-site electrical consumption of a building, which accounts for only a portion of the electrical power generated to serve the building. Understanding the full impact of our building designs means understanding how the electricity is generated that serves the building as well as the associated emissions. eGrid is currently accepted as the way to convert site energy to source energy.
Energy Use Intensity is a measurement that describes a building's annual energy consumption relative to the building's gross square footage. To date, this term is most often used as an expression of an existing building's actual, metered energy consumption, or as a comparative average, which is derived from a data set of metered information for a particular building use type in a specific location. Both of these uses of EUI are based on real, measured building energy use data.
Energy Use Intensity Proposed (EUIp) describes the energy use for a project based on modeled source energy. Being source-based, rather than site-based, it includes energy generation and transmission losses and is therefore a better prediction of the total energy footprint of your project than pEUI. EUIp equals the source kBtu per year divided by the project's square footage.
Predicted Energy Use Intensity (pEUI) describes the energy use for a project based on modeled site energy. pEUI is a modeled number and, because of the distinctions described earlier between Building Energy Modeling and Building Operation Modeling, very likely will not match actual building operations. pEUI equals the site kBtu per year divided by the project's square footage.
Project Resource Modeling is the most extensive and broad of the four most common forms of modeling. It assesses multiple resource issues that affect and are affected by the development of a project, including energy, water, material selection, and solid waste. It may also include transportation, primary growth issues, manufacturing, social and agricultural elements, embodied energy, carbon emissions, health, and other factors. This type of extensive study typically addresses the interrelationships among resources, their consumption, efficiencies, and conservation. PRM can assess existing site resources, as well as components that may be brought to the site. It is important to note, in the context of this guide, that energy is only one of the resources considered in this broader resource modeling process.
Site energy is the measure generally familiar to the design profession. It is the amount of energy consumed by a building and is reflected in utility bills paid by the building owner.
Source energy is a more accurate measure of a building's energy footprint, because it includes energy that is lost during production, transmission, and delivery to the building. Electricity is the prime example; what is consumed at the building is only a proportion of the fuel energy fed into the power plant.
Zero Energy Performance Index (zEPI) is a value that represents the ratio of energy performance of a proposed building design compared to the average energy performance of buildings with similar occupancy and climate types, benchmarked to the year 2000. It is the ratio of a proposed building's EUIp to the EUI of a baseline or reference building model, multiplied by 100 to give a scalar value, which can range from zero (for a zero energy building) to 100 (for a building that uses the same amount of energy as the baseline model).


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I've posted pictures, hopefully pretty self explanatory. The pictures aren't exactly what I describe. Again, just what I was able to work up as an example given materials I already had available. One should be able to build one of these for under $20 in materials. Not really sure how much load this will hold and still roll easily. I put a hockey stick (it was close at hand) through it, placed it on the floor and pushed down pretty hard and it rolled easily. If more weight bearing capacity is desired, one might fill in the PEX rollers with something. I've been told that one can buy 3/8 OD fiberglass electric fence posts. Those would work well for filling the PEX.
Step 1: Materials
QTY 1 - 4" PVC toilet flange (hello easy mounting!)
QTY 1 - length of 3" PVC pipe
QTY 2 - Rings cut from 3" PVC fitting, doesn't matter what, buy one you can cut two rings from. (note, cap shown in photos as it is what I had) Actually, a cap might be good if the 'axle' doesn't happen to be 3", you can drill/cut an appropriately sized hole in the cap.
QTY 1 - 5' length of 3/8ID PEX tubing (I actually didn't have this, I paid something like $2 for it. It happens to be 1/2 OD)
QTY 2 -Some sort of rigid-ish plastic sheet like a binder cover, piece of plastic paneling, side of a rubbermaid tub, etc. (not in pictures, thought about this later - keeps assembly together)
PVC Cement
Masking tape
I wonder if this would take 50 lbs of weight. I have an excavation that I've been working on and hauling 5 gal buckets up out of it has become a wearisome job. I have a pulley system to lift out a bucket but what it needs is a rope winder like this to make it into a crane.
Consider a Shadoof: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadoof
I think it'd hold and roll under 50lbs of load, but I'd advise against overhead lifting with it. You wouldn't want is 50lbs of dirt unexpectedly crashing down on your head.
For a dry lube, i use bicycle chain White Lightning, which is
a wax and teflon based lube with a volatile solvent.
After the solvent evaporates the dry lube remains and doesnt attract dirt.
Excellent for chains and any thing else that you dont want to attract dirt.
Also, you could rub on some candle wax / parafin.
This works well.
What about changing the small tubes for airsoft pellets? (adjusting the size of the outer or inner tube) it could roll better. Just thinking...
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Urban Military Skin
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And Gomez for PP.Your Icebowl TD's are John Ritger,
Why not play two new, longer and I venture better courses?? You wouldn't know as you've never played either.Not impressed. Bring it back to Wills Park
Another classy comment. Is ghetto "Gwinnett" for diverse inner city neighborhood with stellar 50 acre park?Ritger your course is in the ghetto. Last time I checked Africans don't play disc golf.
btw.... Wills = invalid course
Sweeney wrote:btw.... Wills = invalid course
Hey!! Hey!! Wills park did nothing to nobody, you don't have to be dragging its name through the mud.
The only thing invalid about Wills park is all the hot moms and high schools chicks always checking me out. BAKAA
Bootsie wrote:Ritger your course is in the ghetto. Last time I checked Africans don't play disc golf.
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number requests for the bag tag?? I'll take no. 19 since that's the one I ended up with last year.... I figure this way I cn start where I left off Wink
any pics of the tags?? or atleast descriptions?
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obviously, you are connected!
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Just so I can be sure that I shot the best score without mulligans.
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Faculty Research Grant Success
Three early career researchers in the School of Psychology have received Faculty Research Development Grants for 2015; Delyse Hutchinson, Jacqui Macdonald, and Melissa Kirkovski.
Catherine The Great
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate Catherine Seton on winning the Australian Unity Student Award.
A Pearson-al Achievement
Jess Oberklaid, who is currently completing her Bachelor of Psychology at Deakin University, is one of seven recipients of a 2014 Pearson Student Academic Achievement Award.
Centre for Investigative Interviewing launched
Representatives from over six jurisdictions, 19 organisations and 11 disciplines - including lawyers, social workers, psychologists and police - gathered recently to attend the launch of Deakin's new Centre for Investigative Interviewing.
Miller time!
A number of school researchers have received outstanding funding outcomes today. The first is Peter Miller (pictured left) and his team who attracted close to half a million dollars funding from the ARC over three years.
Detecting the keys to wellbeing
Whether it be tracking the health and development of thousands of Australian children and young people, promoting children's books that encourage emotional literacy, or developing mentor programs for secondary school students, Deakin's Associate Professor Craig Olsson is passionate about making a difference to the wellbeing of Australians.
KvT wins the VC! OMG!
The School of Psychology were big winners with the announcement of the recipients of the 2014 Deakin University Learning Awards. Kathryn von Treuer (pictured left) has been awarded the very prestigious Vice Chancellor's Award for Teacher of the Year.
Toumbourou & Olsson's twin success!
Two projects led by researchers from the School of Psychology have been awarded NHMRC Project Grant Awards. Associate Professor Craig Olsson and Professor John Toumbourou (pictured left) have both been successful in winning NHMRC Project Grants.
Ain't that a kick in the head!
Dr Alan Pearce, deputy director of the Cognitive Neuroscience Unit (CNU) in the School of Psychology, has recently been featured extensively in the media, calling for better testing to monitor brain health after sports concussions.
All work and no student engagement makes Jac a dull girl
Our very own Jaclyn Broadbent was recently profiled in The Australian for her work in improving retention rates when working with large cohorts of students. Dr Broadbent (pictured left) is the unit chair for our Health Behaviour unit, which has an annual intake of more than 2100 students.
Our ex-OLT-ed trio
Ms Sharon Horwood, Dr Wendy Sutherland-Smith and Ms Hannah Bereznicki received a citation from the Australian Government's Office for Learning and Teaching (OLT) for outstanding contributions to student learning.
New hope for autism
Practitioners are one step closer to being able to treat people with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs), thanks to recent research involving Deakin's new Cognitive Neuroscience Unit.
The people's champion
Psychology performed well at today's final of the Deakin University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. The People's Choice Award went to Michael Dofrom the School of Psychology, who presented on 'Transcranial magnetic stimulation and obsessive compulsive disorder.'
Up close and personal
Loneliness is not necessarily related to the number of close relationships we have, rather it can result when our relationships with others do not meet our expectations. This was one of the findings outlined at a recent Public Symposium held by Deakin's School of Psychology to coincide with the International Association for Relationship Research (IARR) Conference.
Not too high, not too low
Deakin health researchers have participated in a project that will significantly reduce the likelihood of severe hypoglycaemic episodes for people with type 1 diabetes. For many of these people and their families, the improved management procedures will be life changing.
Clinical Team Win Metro Educator Award
Dr Jade Sheen, Dr Clint Gurtman, and Associate Professor Jane McGillivray have been awarded the inaugural Metropolitan Educator Award, in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the education and training of current and/or future health workers.
Thinkers In Residence
The School of Psychology is pleased to welcome Professor Carolyn Cutrona and Professor Daniel Russell who are Thinkers in Residence working with the School of Psychology and the Strategic Research Centre on Mental Health and Wellbeing.
Is reducing diabetes stigma Pozible?
With many having to take daily injections, count their carbs and constantly monitor their insulin dose, life for people with diabetes is challenging enough, without having to deal with the negative effects of stigma.
Psychology Improves Ranking In Latest QS World University Rankings
After last year being featured for the first time in the top 200 psychology departments worldwide, The School is pleased to announce that we have further improved our ranking this year, to now be ranked in the top 101-150 of psychology departments.
Knockout Research
Associate Professor Peter Miller can deservedly claim some credit for the new alcohol laws set to be introduced in NSW. Associate Professor Miller has been a passionate advocate for the new laws and has been unflinching in delivering his message, including many media appearances over the past few weeks.


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First Texas Rush Player Drafted to MLS
The Texas Rush Soccer Club is very excited to announce that former Rush standout Mitchell Cardenas was selected in the MLS Supplemental Draft. Cardenas will fly to Casa Grande, AZ to meet up with Sporting Kansas City at their pre-season headquarters.
Cardenas was chosen with the 33rd overall pick in the second round of the Supplemental Draft following a career as a four-time All-Conference selection at Campbell University in which he compiled 22 goals and 34 assists in 76 matches. The Mexico City native led all NCAA Division I players in assists as a senior with 14 assists in 2012 and was named to the All-South Atlantic Region team by the NSCAA.
"I am beyond excited. I can't even put it into words really," Cardenas said. "I know being selected doesn't mean you earn your contract right away. Now it's about showing what you can do and hopefully, by the end of preseason if not earlier, I can earn a contract and stick with the team," said Cardenas.
"The club is extremely proud and excited for Mitchell to be given this opportunity. He has continued to excel in college after leaving the club and is a great soccer / academic role model for our younger club players. We wish him the very best of luck going into his first pre-season in Arizona." Don Gemmell, Technical Director.
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ROUND 9 - Great Britain 6-8 July 2012
Venue: SILVERSTONE, birthplace of the World Championship
Circuit Length: 5.891 Km
Laps: 52
Lap Record: 1:30.874 = 233.373 km/h - F. Alonso (Ferrari) 2010
2012 Results
Pole Position: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1:51.746 = 189.783 km/h
1st: Mark Webber (Red Bull Renault) 1:25.11.288 (average race speed 215.662 km/h)
2nd: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), gap 3.060s
3rd: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault), gap 4.836s
Fastest Lap: Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus Renault), 1:34.661 = 224.037 km/h on lap 50
Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso laid on one of their signature duels for a British Grand Prix crowd at last basking in the sun – and Red Bull's Webber came out on top with a brilliant second victory of the 2012 season. Mark made a trademark round-the-outside move on Alonso's Ferrari at Brooklands corner five laps from the end of the 52-lap race to claim the lead and swept home with three seconds in hand for the ninth victory of his Formula 1 career.
The two men were on opposite strategies, Alonso starting from pole on Pirelli's Hard compound, Webber on the Soft tyres. By race end when Alonso was on the softer option the Ferrari man was struggling: "Once I was right with Fernando, I could see where he was struggling with his car relative to mine," said a jubilant Webber. "By that stage, I could smell blood and I went for it."
With his second Monaco win also in the locker, Webber joins Alonso as a double winner in 2012 and is now just 13 points adrift of his great rival in the title fight. "I love racing at Silverstone," says Mark. "I won my first race at the track in Formula Ford in '96 and the love affair continues. It's the only race of the year where I get to sleep in my own bed, which is beneficial. I was able to take the dogs for a run this morning, which is always a great way to start the day."
Alonso started from his first pole position since Singapore 2010 and took consolation in the gap between the two front-runners and the chasing pack: "I'm very proud of the Ferrari recovery in the last few weeks and now we are fighting for the victory in the last three or four grands prix," he said. "So we're heading in the right direction. Today I think we lost seven points with Mark but we gained some extra points on the rest of the field. So I think it was a good Sunday in terms of championship points for us."
Behind them Sebastian Vettel brought the second Red Bull Renault home in third place to consolidate the team's position at the top of the Constructors' standings. "It was a tough day today," admitted the reigning World Champion. "The start was not so good. I lost a little bit and then got stuck behind Michael , but had a good strategy to come back. We decided to pit early and we came out ahead, so that was a good call. I would be a bit happier if we had won today, but it was a great result for the team, I am happy." Red Bull leads Ferrari by 216 points to 152.
Felipe Massa snared his best finish of the season after a feisty drive to fourth place in the second Ferrari, while the Lotus pairing of Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean again underlined their competitive edge with fifth and sixth places respectively. The Finn also set fastest race lap for the second time this season.
Surprise of the day, apart from the weather staying dry, was the lacklustre performance of McLaren Mercedes in their home race. Jenson Button failed to get through Q1 on Saturday and only just squeaked into 10th place for the final point, while Lewis Hamilton was eighth. "It was good to get a point in my Grand Prix, but of course that's not what we ought to be doing," said Melbourne winner Button, who has scored just seven points in the last six Grands Prix. "We're a front-running team and we've got a bit of work to do to start running at the front again. I don't think we made any mistakes with our strategy today; we're just not quite quick enough at the moment, that's all."
Two of the race's main talking-points concerned the Sauber team. At his second stop Kamui Kobayashi braked late, lost control of the car on the concrete apron outside his box and collected three mechanics, though fortunately all seem to have suffered only minor cuts and bruises.
At quarter-distance Sergio Perez in the other Sauber saw his race end early when he was collected by the Williams of Pastor Maldonado. "I am very upset as my weekend has been ruined," said the young Mexican. "I braked later than Maldonado, he didn't give me any room at all and just came into me. In my view it was not a racing incident." By the time he offered his post-race comments Perez had calmed down, but in the immediate aftermath he called the Venezuelan "a very stupid driver, a very dangerous driver" and called for action against Maldonado.
While Dan Ricciardo again finished outside the points in 13th place in his Toro Rosso, his fellow-Aussie was basking in sunshine of his own. "It's taking a while to sink in, this one," Webber concluded. "After the last stop, my engineer Ciaron came on the radio saying that Fernando was not doing much on the option tyres. But I know Fernando is a wily old fox, I thought he was looking after the tyres and just waiting to pull the pin and go a little bit. But when I got within two seconds I thought maybe he's in a little bit of trouble and it was real."


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Robert Kubica has revealed that the biggest obstacle in the way of a F1 return is the amount of space in the cockpit to accommodate his injury.
Kubica suffered life-threatening injuries in a rally crash two years ago in which his right hand was partially severed.
Such has been the Pole's recovery that he is now contesting the European Rally Championship for Citroen while also taking part in simulator sessions for the Mercedes F1 team.
Kubica, though, longs for the day when he can return to F1.
"I have suffered big injuries in the rally crash but I am still lucky I am able to drive on a high level, although not any more in F1," the 28-year-old told BBC Sport.
"Driving F1 would not be such a big problem, the problem would be to drive a complete race in all circuits but unfortunately that is not possible for now.
"The problem in F1 is the space. Maybe one day if the FIA say the car has to be 10-15 cm wider, I can drive - but it is not that rally is second choice.
"What is important for me is I am seeing progress. Even if in normal life I struggle with using the hand, [but] driving I see the progress, in the rally car, in the simulator.
"The question is how far I will go and how long it will take but to be honest it really doesn't matter if it will take one month, one year or 10 years, maybe one day I will have chance to drive F1 again."
He added: "I miss racing in F1, yes. When you do everything you can to be an F1 driver and suddenly it stops, it's not painful but it's definitely not something you were looking for."


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