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Here was my first project with the MM200, I used .035 flux core wire. The pipe is 2.25" chain link fence post. I used a cherrybomb turbo muffler.
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Some of the first projects for my new Craftsman/Harris gas welding outfit a few decades ago were exhaust systems. If you want nice flowing curves you have to spend a little money to buy exhaust U-bends that you can hacksaw sections out of. J.C. Whitney & Co. used to have about the best prices.
The only downside of being able to do this is that being cheaper than I am smart, I tend to pick up odd generic mufflers of various sizes when I see them on close-out or in a junk store. That means that when I have a car that needs a new muffler, instead of going out and buying the right muffler for, what, $70-$80? (I don't even know what new mufflers cost anymore!), that is, a muffler I could slip right on, instead of that I'll pull out one of my $15-$20 generic mufflers out of the pile and spend hours cutting and fitting and welding to make it fit into the existing exhaust system. DUMB!!
The cherrybomb I used was $26.99 from autozone. Thats what was on it when I bought it. It had a nice deep rumble to it, the new muffler doesnt but I still like it.


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"Every vote counts."
Those are the words of Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz. While Schultz has admitted voter fraud is not currently a big problem in Iowa, it has not stopped him from signing a voter identification bill, which, to opponents, increases the barriers of voting for the elderly, poor and minorities.
"Is it wide spread where we have hundreds or thousands of cases?" asked Schultz. "I don't think so."
Schultz said he understands the counter argument and why some may be upset.
"I think that's because some people misjudge my intentions," said Schultz. "I just want to have fair and honest elections. I'm not trying to keep anyone from voting."
Creston Mayor Warren Woods said in the 51 elections he has voted in since the age of 21, he has never seen any voter fraud at an election place.
"I just wonder how we can justify spending all that money to find a couple of people," said Woods.
The cost
According to Schultz, the investigation is being handled by one agent from the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) and his office must reimburse DCI $140,000 a year. This amount does not include associated costs of detaining, processing, prosecuting or potentially deporting noncitizen voter fraud offenders.
"I think it's worth it," said Schultz. "You might think that's a waste of money to stop voter fraud ... but I can tell you, I've got 3,582 potential cases of noncitizens who voted or registered to vote in the state of Iowa in just in 2010."
According to Schultz, of those 3,582 potential cases of noncitizens, 1,208 have voted.
Schultz said the 3,582 potential cases were identified by comparing voter registration logs against the Iowa Department of Transportation's database.
Some opponents of the voter ID bill claim Schultz's bill is "witchhunt" aimed at the Latino community.
"I got sued over the noncitizen thing," said Schultz. "They are trying to say I am racist or against Latinos — not true."
Schultz said he is just matching non-citizens who have a driver's license voter registration logs.
"My wife is Latina," said Schultz. "As I said before, I speak Spanish fluently. I love Latino people. This has nothing to do with race. This just has to do with protecting the right to vote."
Schultz said if noncitizens are identified through his process, he "can't just start arresting people" because it is unknown if those individuals became citizens between the day they got their driver's license and the day they voted.
Schultz said he is actively pursuing permission to access a federal database that would provide allow help identify individuals who are not U.S. citizens
According to Schultz, there are also cases of felons voting who haven't had their voting rights restored and cases of double voting. Since 2011, there have been 10 cases of voter fraud, with another case being announced this week.
According to Schultz, in 2010, six House and Senate seats were decided by 100 votes or less.
"Four of them ... were decided by 36 votes or less," said Schultz. "So divide that by two. If 50 people would have changed their vote, control would have been flipped. Republicans would have controlled the Senate in the Iowa Senate. Things would have been different. Now go to 2012, if 200 people would have voted differently, Democrats would control the Iowa House."
Schultz said it is important to protect every vote.
"If someone cheats, that takes a valid vote away from you and me," said Schultz. "It's my job we have fair and honest elections."
The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa and Iowa League of United Latin American Citizens filed a lawsuit against Schultz March 29 in Polk County District Court to stop a new state rule that allows documented immigrants to be premptively removed from voter registration lists, should their citizenship be questioned.
The filings ask the court to find the rule, which took effect Mar. 27, illegal and issue a court order that prevents its implementation.
Schultz said he does notwant to accuse anybody who is an eligible voter or deter anyone who is an eligible voter from voting.
"We are trying to do our due diligence and due process to those individuals," said Schultz.
Protecting our right
"Veterans died to give us the right to vote," said Schultz. "And, they continue to protect that right for us. It's one of the most important rights we can have."
Schultz said if someone is not making sure due diligence happens, then laws have become like jay walking.
"No one is held accountable," he said.
According to Schultz, the problem in the past is no measures have been taken to prevent voter fraud.
"It's not just all of a sudden people decided to cheat," said Schultz. "People say there are no cases of voter fraud. It's because we have never had an investigator look into it. We never had someone doing anything about it."
Schultz said the process is never going to be perfect, but it is necessary to have someone checking and trying to make sure.
"At the end of the day, when everything is done, the number of investigations, the number of individuals who are arrested, you know, when the two years are over — judge me and let me see if what we did was right or wrong," said Schultz. "At the end of the day, I'm responsible. I think I'm doing my job."


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This makes a really good mid-week meal and is enough to feed the family for 2 days. I cooked the pasta then made a basic white sauce. Added half a block of blue cheese into the sauce. Chopped up a pepper and some broccoli. Put it into the dish and stirred in the sauce. Topped with a little more blue cheese. It takes about 35 minutes to bake in the oven. Not only do I like the fact that its quick and cheap to make its also a very good way of getting my son to eat vegetables.
This is probably one of the nicest things I have made recently and also one of the easiest. I roasted the cherry tomatoes in the oven drizzled in a little olive oil for about 20 minutes. Then made a risotto by frying a little butter and onion with the rice before adding in about half a pint of chicken stock and a cup of nice white wine. The tomatoes and a handful of fresh coriander were stirred in at the last minute.
Its asparagus season again and the third year since we planted ours in the garden. The harvest is small but every few days we have a handful of asparagus spears ready to eat. They are so good they need little done to them, so we have been lightly steaming them or eating them topped with a poached egg. They really are something special.
These bread hogs came from a recipe in the Peppa Pig magazine. We will certainly make them again as the children really enjoyed making the hedgehog shapes and sticking on the eyes. I must admit they look better than they taste but they provided a few hours of playtime.
Back on to pipe cleaners, we tried our hand at a few snakes. I think they worked out quite well.
Another cheap meal made from the remains of a roast chicken, grilled red peppers and plenty of crunchy salad in a crusty roll.
Another meal made from leftover roast chicken. This one just has the leftover leg and thigh meat for a bit more flavour. Strips of red cabbage pepper and some noodles.
This is grilled sea bass with basil pesto and grilled tomatoes. It works really well and gets the thumbs up as a dish which takes less than 15 minutes to cook.
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Friday, April 09, 2004SPARTANBURG, S.C. (Apr. 9, 2004) -- A two-out grand slam by freshman left fielder Stephen Douglas (Kennesaw, Ga.) in the top of the seventh broke open a tight game as East Tennessee State defeated Wofford, 11-5, Friday night at Russell C. King Field in Spartanburg, S.C. The Terriers has cut the Buccaneer lead to 6-5 prior to Douglas' blast. Freshman righty Brandon Summey (Kingsport, Tenn.) tossed four innings of scoreless relief for his first collegiate save. He allowed one hit while striking out two and not walking a batter. The Buccaneers (15-19, 6-10 Southern Conference) took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second. Sophomore right fielder Shane Byrne drove in three runs with a bases-loaded triple. Douglas then plated Byrne with a double down the right field line. The Terriers (10-16, 3-10) got a run back in the bottom of the second. David Dufour led off with a double and eventually came home on a run-scoring groundout by Stephen Johnson. Wofford closed within 4-2 in the third on back-to-back doubles by Tony Carbone and Steve Casey. The two-bagger by Casey came on a 3-0 pitch. The Terriers tied the game at 4-4 in the bottom of the fourth on a two-run single by Carbone, his third hit of the game. He also had two RBI. ETSU quickly retook a 5-4 lead in the top of the fifth when senior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) led off the inning with his fifth homer of the year, a solo shot to center. A two-out, run-scoring single by junior third baseman Justin Clear (Lafollette, Tenn.) later in the inning extended the Buccaneer advantage to 6-4. Dufour doubled for the second time in the game with one out in the bottom of the fifth. He then scored on a two-out single by Johnson, his second RBI on the night. It brought the Terriers within 6-5. Howdeshell and freshman first baseman David Yates (Douglasville, Ga.) both had three hits for the Buccaneers. ETSU sophomore starter Jeremy Hall (Gray, Tenn.) picked up the win (5-5), allowing five runs on eight hits while walking two and striking out one. Wofford starter Jarrod Rampey (3-4) surrendered six runs on seven hits in 4 2/3 innings. He struck out two and walked six. The Terriers and Buccaneers will also meet in 1:30 p.m. single games tomorrow and Sunday at Russell C. King Field.
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At the recent signing for Birdchick's book, Cinnamon made a new friend: Bosco the cat!
What the heck are you? You don't look
like a dog and you don't smell like a cat!
like a dog and you don't smell like a cat!
Wise move, Cinnamon. Discretion is the better part of valour.
Good luck Cimmanon. It looks like you are amply stocked with carrots to withstand the seige.
Our Bunzon has to put up with two cats. They get along just fine, he decided to use the cat's water bowl instead of his sucker bottle. When a cat gets in his way he just gives it a cold nose in the ear.
Awww, I had a kitty named Bosco who passed away several years ago...sweet thing, but dumb as a rock, and couldn't catch anything. I bet he would have loved having a bunny friend!


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The pair became the first ETSU duo to sweep the weekly awards since joining the A-Sun in 2006. The Bucs have had 11 player of the week and five pitcher of the week honorees since joining the conference.
Scruggs, the A-Sun Player of the Week, had one of his best weeks as a Buccaneer as the centerfielder hit .353 on the week including back-to-back game winning hits against UNF. Scruggs roped a two-run triple in game one to put the Bucs up 4-0 as ETSU went on to win 6-4. The Knoxville, Tenn. native then delivered a two-run game winning home run in the ninth inning of game two to wrap up the series win over the Ospreys.
On the week, Scruggs drove in six runs on a triple and two home runs, while scoring five runs. The player of the week honor is the first for Scruggs and the first for ETSU since May 3, 2010 when Reeder earned the award.
Reeder was a perfect 4-for-4 for the Bucs in save opportunities for the Bucs on the week. The two-way player totaled four saves throwing 4.0 scoreless innings of relief while striking out four. The honor is the third for Reeder who was named the A-Sun Player of the Week twice.
On the season, Reeder has picked up seven saves in eight appearances and is tied for the national lead with Branden Kline of Virginia and Nick Pepitone of Tulane.
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Well, I'm a semester away from graduation, it would be stupid to just quit three credits away from a degree If I had realized when I got back from Japan that this would happen, I'd have cut my losses, but it's really too late now, haha.
I'm mostly wary of applying to be a barista or any sort of short-order cook/fast food employee, because I did that for my first two years at uni, in the school cafeteria, and I was completely and utterly miserable. I'm slightly happier at my current job, which is still dealing with customer service, but at least I don't come home reeking of fried chicken every night. Eventually, if it becomes a choice between unemployment and working at McDonalds, I'll take McDonalds, but right now, I'm making rent and I'm not starving, so I'll deal... God help me if I get sick or something, though...
I keep gazing longingly at craigslist ads for receptionists and such at spas, where I could dress up nicely and sit for most of the day, but most of my classes are during "working hours", so that's not really feasible. I browse cl a lot lately, actually, under jobs and gigs. So many of the opportunities for young women require photographs, though. I have no idea why.
|Take it from someone who has been there. I have had more career aspirations over the past 9 years since HS graduation than I care to admit. It is probably why I got a certificate in Phlebotomy, went 3/4 through a program to become an RN, took an apprenticeship and became a licensed tattoo artist, and several other ventures later have wound up as a mental health counselor/professor. You need to take time for yourself and find what you aspire to do...pouring money down the crapper with a degree you dont really want is not going to help you in the end. Working at McDonalds is a more productive short term goal than that. Do it long enough...the store manager salary isn't terrible I did that too along the way. Hopefully that coffee house is a good experience for you...it may give you some perspective anyway. Best of luck to you
Thanks for the encouragement, those of you who have done so. Things are marginally better for the moment, but I'm pretty sure that's because I've hit some sort of hysterical nirvana point, where the panic has triggered enough endorphin production that I think everything will be okay
Still don't know what's going to go on after college, but I literally can do nothing at this point except plough through schoolwork, throw every last cent I have at my overdue tuition bill, and wait for my graduation audit to get back to me. A friend just informed me of a new coffee shop opening up on the other side of campus, so I'm going to go throw myself at the window over and over until they let me in to beg for a job. I'll even bring them lattes so they can see how much I know about coffee. Lattes have coffee in them, right? Anyway...
Sil, It seems you are getting a few negative responses now..just realize most people don't like "whiners". It seems to me you are getting close to graduation and maybe having alot of jitters about what are you going to do with the rest of your life?
I don't know how old most of your responders are but I'll give you the perspective of someone that is in their 40's and has been working for the same company for over 20 yrs.
I fell into the category of not knowing what I wanted to do with my life when I went to college (actually I did I wanted to move to the florida keys and work for a company called I believe c-quest who at that time was pioneering breeding clown fish for the aquarium industry) however having children and getting married made that impossible and I ended up dropping out with less than a yr to go thinking I would return later. Still hasn't happened.
As I said I have worked for the same company (several changes of ownership) and still don't like my job most days. Needless to say I have worked at every position within the company and now have a partial ownership. If I can offer any advice at all it would be decide what you want to do and enjoy doing and just start and work you r way up the ladder. Looking back you will find life much more fulfilling if you follow this advice.
As far as college degrees go we look at them as the perspective employee has actually stuck with something and finished it making them a better option for hiring as they actually tend to follow-thru and complete a task. This is rather broad and doesnt apply to everyone but for the most part it works.
Also look at where you want to live...I couldnt survive on my salary if I lived in say NYC but here in La I make a decent living, own my house drive new cars, eat out whenever we feel like it and generally have nice things. Its all about cost of living My 2k sq ft house would probably cost twice as much somewhere else if not more, heck in Ca for instance it would probably be closer to 5 times as much.
Just realize yes life isnt always fair, throws lots of curves at you, and generally you get beat up more often than you win, but if you perservere (sp), work hard and go after what you want you will most likely come out ahead in the end
It sounds to me that you find all the negative in order to avoid actually having to apply yourself. It takes hard work, dedication, deprivation and focus to achieve any goal that you have set for yourself.
What is your 3 month goal?
What is your 6 month goal?
What is your 1 yr goal?
What is your 5 yr goal
What is your 10 year goal?
Once you set goals, you will always be on the right path to getting to wherever you want to be.
Same issue you are having complications with this class after they laid out what was expected in the syllabus on day one? The instructor said on day one if you didn't have time take it at a later date... Even if it was due nov 28 you are talking a little over a hour a week. Everybody says the instructor is easy, you said all you do is talk about Harry Potter in class, so you have one actual assignment where the instructor gives you the whole semester and you are having issues with it? If you are on the forums you clearly have free time. In a whole semester you couldn't request a day or two off of work if you are truly that busy?
It's one thing to complain about a horrible instructor, it's another to be to lazy to do the required course work that is described in the syllabus on day one... you had a whole semester to make preparations. That is nobodies fault but yourself.
Sorry, I am in college and my biggest pet peeve is when students complain about things that were told to them on day one and try to wiggle out of it. You knew what was expected, it has been your choice not to do it (or withdraw).
I know two people that appeared as though they were going no where. The first recently got his first bonus.....one million dollars! I knew this kid his whole life..... He was in college for seven years before my buddy ( his dad) told him to get off the freebe wagon. It was within one year and bam
! He hits it big - why. Because he worked his butt off for free in the beginning and was lucky!
The second did not work for 15 years, drank and played video games. He now makes upward of 200 K a year. They both work in San Francisco for game developers.
True and amazing..for both it was who they knew and being in the right place at the right time. Work for free if you have to for a few months, let a perspective employer see what you have to offer.
I need to hire some people myself. I look for energetic people that have good people skills and no major monkeys ( drugs , depression etc). I really would rather train a person than have to re- teach one, as it is much easier to mold than reshape. Having said that I think you can be a star if you want it and are willing to work it.
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But I flunked one course entirely because they had us programming in binary. Legit, typing in ones and zeroes, translating binary integers to signed integers and 1's compliment and 2's compliment and all sorts of insane stuff. Questions on tests like, "What is the 8-bit 2'sComp way of writing the number 37?" and "Add 01011101 to 11010010 and give the answer in Hex."
After I took an incomplete in one class and failed "Fundamentals of Computer Organization (Binary-class)", I gave up. Which sucked, because I struggled through a college algebra course in order to actually get into the prereq for the minor in the first place (Intro to Java, which I aced...) and I wasted so much time and money on it...
Reading through this tells me what I have often thought. Too many people accept that they should go to college, get a degree and live happily ever after.
Sounds like it is time to really take a close look at life. Getting stressed to breaking by something as simple and non-threatening as a college course does nothing to prepare you for real life!
Get a job which you have to keep and work for a tyrant for a few years and then try college again. It will be with a much better idea of what you CAN do when you must.
College degrees and the easy life should not be given. They should be earned!
Most anthropology majors I knew stayed in academia, either in the same field or using their bachelors as a way to get into graduate school in a different field. Or got jobs unrelated (waitress/etc.). XD
Could you take a programming class or two at your uni? Or maybe fiddle around in designing simple app games using free software on your own? I know many game companies have hired modders or map creaters without necessarily much or any university experience in development.
As for programming, a high-school C++ class taught me everything I know, and I've since been told "That crap is useless, learn [insert their language of choice here]." But again, I have no real application for it, so... I'm not imaginative, and I hate those little "challenges" because they're good practice, but not actually useful for anything.
I know I sound like I'm just making excuses (partially because I am, to an extent), but I just don't have much motivation for anything lately.
|If you want to do something with software development or web design why not apply that and do some researching and learning on your own. You've at least learned how to apply yourself and learn new things from your college courses and if its truly something you want to do apply yourself and strive for it. Not all the software developers went to college to learn how to do it. There are a ton of people that have learned how to write code and develop software from the internet. If its really what you want then go for it and apply yourself, gotta start somewhere and sometimes thats starting from the bottom up.
I'm afraid that, had I forced my paper and said I finished my 15 hours (or even forged an extra hour or two on top), that she would go "Okay, she put her effort in, it's B grade work." and that be the end of it.
While, having informed her of the situation, and being unable to complete the hours, she will look at my paper and say "She didn't plan well, she is incompetent, and if she had done all of her hours, this might have been A-quality work, but since she didn't do everything she could, it's only a C."
Aah, if only it were that easy, haha. I honestly don't know what sort of job I could take in Blizzard that they would just give me as an entry-level thing that's not actually game design. (Although if I could influence that stupid battlenet system's development/use, I would. Stupid... nrgh. Battlenet=why I'm not playing DiabloIII.)
...Aaaaanyway. I'd love the idea of doing something for myself, going into business as a web designer or something, but I don't feel like I have the skills to do anything like that.
I've also been told that companies will sometimes make positions for people who demonstrate their value, but the very notion sounds somewhat presumptuous, to just go up to someone and say "You need me."
...I am in no way ever going to be a marketing executive...
"I don't really need another. I HAVE been trying, honestly--I could have dropped everything, slept away my Wednesday afternoons, and forged my hours sheet. I'm trying to be honest about this, and I feel somewhat punished for it, plus the threat of "not having a final paper up to par" is just sort of killing my soul a bit."
-do you really feel that you will be punished for being HONEST?
or do you feel you will be punished for not doing what was asked of you?
or do you feel you will be graded accordingly to how to how close you came to meeting the expectation?
often times people use words such as "punished" or "unfair" only when they fail to meet the expectation, seldom do these words pop up when their work meets the expectation.
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Friday, August 30, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Aug. 30, 2002) -- A press conference to discuss the fifth annual Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges was held Friday at The Ridges Golf and Country Club in Jonesboro, Tenn. The tournament will take place on Sept. 14-15 and will feature five first-time participants, as well as nine teams that have played in the invitational in previous years. Over the last five years, the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges has become one of the premier college golf tournaments in the United States. Each year, the tournament has featured many of the nation's finest teams and individual players. This year will be no different. "We are pleased to have another strong field this year at the Ridges," commented ETSU men's golf coach Fred Warren during the press conference. "With so many tournaments this time of year, there is a lot of competition for great teams. We have been very fortunate." Seven teams in the Golfworld top-25 as well as seven teams in the Golfweek top-30 will compete in the event. Headlining the tournament will be Wake Forest, led by star junior Bill Haas. Haas recently made it to the semifinals of the U.S. Amateur in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. "Bill has had a great summer and will be one of the top ranked college players in America," said Warren. Joining the Demon Deacons in the event will be the two-time defending champions TCU, Arkansas, Auburn, Augusta State, Duke, Georgia Southern, Houston, North Carolina, Michigan, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia Tech and host school, East Tennessee State. "We are real proud of this tournament, a chance to show off a great golf course in The Ridges," said Warren. "Players from other teams are uniformly complimentary about this course." "All of East Tennessee has helped put this tournament on for ETSU," said William B. Greene, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Bank of Tennessee. "All of us should take great pride in showcasing the East Tennessee State golf team and The Ridges." Admission to the event is free and live scoring will be available on www.golfstat.com and www.bankoftennessee.com.
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Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
An adjunct in the diagnosis of central nervous system (CNS) germinomas and meningeal carcinomatosis
Evaluating germ-cell tumors, including testicular cancer metastatic to the CNS in conjunction with beta-human chorionic gonadotropin measurement(1)
An adjunct in distinguishing between suprasellar dysgerminomas and craniopharyngiomas
A supplement to cerebrospinal fluid cytologic analysis
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) is an oncofetal glycoprotein, homologous with albumin that is produced both in early fetal life and in tumors arising from midline embryonic structures. AFP is synthesized in the yolk sac, liver, and gastrointestinal track of the fetus. In adults, the liver synthesizes AFP. AFP is not normally expressed in the central nervous system (CNS). AFP levels in liver are increased in hepatomas and hematocellular and colon carcinomas, as well as in germ-cell tumors arising from the ovaries and nonseminomatous germ-cell tumors of the testes, testicular teratocarcinomas, and primary germ-cell tumors arising within the CNS. The presence of germinomas in the CNS and CNS involvement in metastatic cancer and meningeal carcinomatosis results in increased levels of AFP in cerebrospinal fluid.
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.
<1.5 ng/mL
Values for alpha-fetoprotein in cerebrospinal fluid have not been formally established for newborns and infants. The available literature indicates that by 2 months of age, levels comparable to adults should be reached.(Ann Clin Biochem 2005;42:24-29)
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) concentrations that exceed the upper end of normal are consistent with the presence of central nervous system germinoma, meningeal carcinomatosis, or metastatic nonseminomatous testicular cancer. AFP is not elevated in the presence of a craniopharyngioma.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Malignancy may occur without elevation of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) concentration. AFP elevation occurs in approximately 70% of central nervous system germinomas. Measurement of beta-human chorionic gonadotropin is recommended to improve sensitivity of detection.
Values obtained with different assay methods or kits may be different and cannot be used interchangeably.
Test results cannot be interpreted as absolute evidence for the presence or absence of malignant disease.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Jubran RF, Finlay J: Central nervous system germ cell tumors: controversies in diagnosis and treatment. Oncology 2005;19:705-711
2. Seregni E, Massimino M, Nerini Molteni S, et al: Serum and cerebrospinal fluid human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) and alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) in intracranial germ cell tumors. Int J Biol Markers 2002;17(2):112-118
3. Coakley J, Kellie SJ: Interpretation of alpha-fetoprotein concentrations in cerebrospinal fluid of infants. Ann Clin Biochem 2005;42:24-29


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Frederick Tiesenga, MD, has done more than 400 gallbladder surgeries in his years as a surgeon. The one he completes Friday, Sept. 7, however, will mark his first using the da Vinci ® Si robot and the first robotic surgery performed at West Suburban Medical Center – and the hospital will live-Tweet the entire procedure. The single-site advanced cholecystectomy (surgical removal of the gallbladder) using robotics was only recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
"While robotic surgery and single-incision surgery are not new, combining the two to remove the gallbladder allows for this paradigm shift," says Dr. Tiesenga, Director of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery at West Suburban Medical Center. "Not only is the robot changing the way we do surgery, enabling us to see and operate on the human body in more detail than ever before, but Twitter enables people to literally witness surgery as they never have before."
Friday's procedure will begin at 6:30 a.m., with Dr. Tiesenga conducting the surgery from a console in the Operating Room. The patient is 61-year-old Oak Park resident Mary Goode, who has five stones in her gallbladder. Gallstones, which can be as large as a golf ball or as small as a grain of sand, are the most common blockage of the gallbladder, a pear-shaped organ under the liver that helps digest fat. Overall, gallbladder disease affects 10 to 15 percent of people in the United States.
Thinking she had an ulcer, Goode lived with abdominal pain and cramping for nearly two months before consulting her primary care physician. Her doctor referred her to Ashish Arora, MD, a gastroenterologist on staff at West Suburban Medical Center who diagnosed Goode with gallstones using MRI scans.
Goode's outpatient surgery will last about 45 minutes and remove her entire gallbladder, but will leave her with no visible scarring. Even laparoscopic surgery would result in four small incisions, but with this new robotic single-incision technique, Dr. Tiesenga will make only one, 2.5 cm. incision in Good's belly button. Goode should experience less pain and a faster recovery than with standard surgery and should be able to return home the same day.
Goode's surgery will be the first robotic surgery performed at West Suburban Medical Center and the third surgery that WSMC has live-Tweeted from the Operating Room. Past live-Tweeted surgeries include a rare hybrid surgery using single incision laparoscopic surgery (SILS) with transoral incisionless fundoplication (TIF) to treat gastroesophogeal reflux disease (GERD) performed by Dr. Tiesenga on June 5, and a bilateral total hip replacement using the new, minimally invasive anterior approach performed by Kris Alden, MD, Medical Director of the WSMC Joint Center of Excellence, on August 6.
To follow the surgery, which will include photo and video tweets, visit Twitter.com/WestSuburbanMC this Fri., Sept. 7 beginning at 6:30 a.m.
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I need to bend some .90 wall 1" diameter steel tube 180 degrees with a 4 inch radius. I'll then weld it to the back end of a motorcycle frame for a fender mounting point, but it is not structural. It carries no weight and the original frame is not altered except that instead of the top two frame spars just terminating straight back, I want to add this piece to give it a nice rounded, finished appearance.
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07-09-2012, 08:30 PM #1Junior Member
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Need advice on bending 1" .90 wall for project
First it should read .090 wall not .90.
If you find a ring or half circle it would most likely be easier to adjust it to fit than if you try to bend one yourself. I'm sure someone here has a bender with 1" dies that would be close.
If you make a homemade die it must be tight & best would be to have an outer shoe also. You can try filling it with sand to keep it from kinking. If you use heat it must be uniform as it will not bend correctly if not.MM250
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Whoops. Yeah, typo there - .090
Do you know of a source for a 1" ring then? Cutting something existing to fit my needs certainly sounds like the easier order of business.
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Change your user cp to indicate where you live, then maybe you will find a guy close by with a bender. I have a 1" die for my bender, but I think it may be a 5" radius. Otherwise find a local fab shop that does bending.


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Fast & Furious
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When a crime brings them back to L.A., fugitive ex-con Dom Toretto reignites his feud with agent Brian O'Conner. But, as they are forced to confront a shared enemy, Dom and Brian must give in to an uncertain new trust if they hope to outmaneuver him. And, from convoy heists to precision tunnel crawls across international lines, two men will find the best way to get revenge: Push the limits of what's possible behind the wheel.
Cast: Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, John Ortiz
Produced by: Vin Diesel, Neal H. Moritz
Directed by: Justin Lin
Written by: Gary Scott Thompson, Chris Morgan
Running time: 1hr 46min
Opens: Apr 03, 2009 Nationwide
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Sixteen Candles
On the eve of her sister's wedding, suburban teenager Samantha (Molly Ringwald) suffers silently as her family forgets her birthday. Even worse, some total dork (Anthony Michael Hall) keeps propositioning her with sophomoric innuendo when she really craves romantic attention from high-school hunk Jake (Michael Schoeffling). Moving from Samantha's family home as it's invaded by outre relatives to a high-school dance where nothing seems to go her way, this bittersweet teen comedy traces the hopes and disappointments of not only Samantha, but also a host of incidental but memorable characters, from a hapless Japanese exchange student to a prom queen and a posse of barely pubescent nerds. A climactic party scene at which these various strata of young America overcome their rigid hierarchies sets the stage for resolutions both tender and torrid.~ Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide
Cast: Anthony Michael Hall, John Cusack, Molly Ringwald
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Directed by: John Hughes
Written by: John Hughes
Running time: 1hr 33min
Opens: May 04, 1984
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