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God this is tasty, really good but the plate is heavy in my hand, not heavy like sunday dinner heavy, heavy like whole chicken heavy...
I'm sort of intimidated. I decided to use a spork, it's the utensil I'd be least embarassed dying with in my hand. Futurama as watching material, though I may need a few episodes...
Eight minutes, about a quarter way, the sheer density is brutal, though the mixtures of flavours is insane...
I am flummoxed and loving the touches of philly, they're like little cooling oases (is that the plural of oasis?) in this desert of meat, cheese and crisps oh and pasta... The ham really comes through!
Gah I think I have nacho dementia!
Usually that parmesan like taste of cheap mac and cheese would be overpowering, here it just blends in to the miasma of corn and chilli, it's very beefy and not that spicy, should not have but any lard in the cheese sauce, maybe used plain nachos and it needs way more philly to emulate sour cream... Or sour cream. Water is no help, coffee helps taste wise but no thirst help. I need beer. I need it to survive this ordeal.
Or maybe a smoke break to let my stomach compress the current bolus of thinly veiled nutritional suicide.
At this point I switched to videoing...
In general don't eat this unless you hate yourself, everything included is meant for 2-4 people. The total damage, between 3300 and 3500 calories, I was a little heavy handed with the lard (had no butter for the cheese sauce) and use sour cream, no amount of cream cheese can take the salty dryness away from this. Salsa would be amazing here... Ok I realise adding more food to it seems foolish, however the problem isn't the amount, it's the taste and density of it all...
*Update, I followed a few linkbacks and in more than one place I've given my country and my eating habits a bad name... I do know what normal nachos are, this wasn't ever going to be normal nachos...
Cheaper then waiting for everyone to get HPB or stroke out!
Otherwise I don't get out of bed till noon or later...
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Go to Mcdonalds, buy three double cheeseburgers and three chicken mayos (off the tramp menu) then open each double cheeseburger so there's a burger either side, then stick the whole chicken mayo, baps and all in. Do for all three.
It'd be a balanced meal if they came with bacon...
A health reporter back in the late 70's did a story and to grafficly show how much fat was in a regular fries big nmac and shake they filled a 20 ml graduated cyclinder so you saw it. If you inserted a wick it could burn for 20-30 minutes.
What is a chicken mayo? If I want chicken I do Kentucky ried Rat or Boston Market . (or any good supermarket ) all serve better chicken then Mickie D's.
Their food was never ever healthy, but it was tasty. (hey deep frying your spuds in Beef tallow WILL do that)
I grew up eating eggs over easy fried in Bacon fat , always. I did not like them any other way. Didn't even need the bacon, and if no one saw me I would pan fry toast in same and then salt it good.
Small wonder that Weight Watchers classifies bacon as a fat serving NOT a meat/protein serving.....
but it tastes sooooo good.....
try french fried deep fried in bacon fat and salted. (bacon fat is used in most good versions of home fries in NYC diners, although they are dying off as their customers are reduced by heart attacks)
I ran out of tortilla chips, nachos and mac and cheese, but I got the perfect amount of red pepper.
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no jablo englaize
que baps?
or in American English
I thought bap was a normal word, was talking with friends about the fact that Ulster speaks very little english when you discount all the words that aren't real...
In NYC if you are thirsty you might ask for a water fountain, do that in boston and you will be directed to a park with an outdoor statue (peeing chrubs anyone). In Boston you want a "bubbler", universally a drinking fountain.
But Baps it is! You have sent me on a culinary expidition on the web(thanks, although my cardiologist says NOOOOOOOO.
Now I am not Jewish , but that ain't kosher. When both companies used 100% all American Beef the food tasted better, much better. We have a place called 5 Guys it is expensive , but better tasting and if you like fries , well you will love it. There are number of cook alikes springing up all over , and "diner's" in NYC area still ususally produce a darn tasty burger.
On TV back maybe 25 years ago I saw a report on Micky D's and they showed a graduated cylinder with fat equal to a candle used in a menora (15-20 MLs ). and if you put a wick through it. That was from a Big Mac large fries and a shake.....
I do agreee though that your concoction needs a pound or so of crispy bacon crumbles and mixed in or 1 pound of Eyetalian sweet sausage and one of hot , browned through (safe to eat) crumbled out of casings and through the glop.
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Everyday when I eat, I thank the gods in the ether that I was born of Italian descent so I never have to eat anything like that.
Sorry it's gross, perhaps a spliff would help it. But that would be illegal in my country, your's as well, (I think).
good luck with it though
Oh smoke referred to a cigarette, I just needed a break from eating...
Last time I was in Italy I was in heaven with the food, granted breakfast took a little getting used to...
Full soda - Sausage bacon & egg, in a fried soda farl... It's excellent, though an ulster fry works better...
On the other hand, the scottish bit - butteries. They are the best pastry, ever.
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Salad at breakfast? Coulda be my Sea-chil-lian-o heritage but thta sounds off, I must ask what did they serve. (salads can appear at all meals after breakfast in my home and we love'm)
but you state
Full soda - Sausage bacon & egg, in a fried soda farl... It's excellent, though an ulster fry works better...
full soda? fried in a soda farl? Ulster fry. Butteries?
I need the translation to American of these items. I am a foodie and I may need to make them, soon. I will warn you it took me 25 + years to get used to a touch of Mexican food I make a Hot spicey mango sauce that all the South Americans I know either want the recipe or will pay me for the finished sauce. I make a few real nice spiced dead animal things and soon will work on an edible Salsa, as in chip dip (American chips NOT Brit chips). Made fresh and well it is similar to a bruchetta and is awesome on most things, but on orange Italo-Mex Orange chix beef/chix as a layer of marinade or topper, it excels.
Warmed left over orange beef London Broil(flank steak in NYC ), iwarmed on toasted Pain de Mie with mayo and salsa (and alternatively Mango sauce) is what I had just before typing this .mmmmmmmm
I have given the stuff to friendly Indian and Pakistani's I know and they were impressed. I have tasted several mango sauces from Pakistan and India and they all were horrid, pointless or bland and loaded with chemicals.
pure dreck, ( drek?)
tonight we have Chix breast stuffed with very strong provolone mozzerella homade eyetalian breadcrumbs and artichoke then readed lightly fried (to set the meat then dosed with white wine and baked. Maybe a side of mashed spuds with onion and garlic (in the boil and crushed in) and a light-ish pommodoro garlicy spinacchio and carrots.
no wonder I am fat
Soda bread - It's awesome, you throw it in a frying pan or toast and butter, with thin slices of cheese on it. You can also do it like bruschetta which is good.
Ulster fry - wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_breakfast#Ulster_Fry most places have a few americanish additions these days along with everything in it. Note you may spend a while clicking links to figure out what the food is.
The next question is potato bread, it's bread made from mashed potatoes, baking soda and butter, again awesome.
talk about heart attacks. I may never make fun of American 's general diets again. well ok that is a pipe dream I will. But this stuff is intense. I can handle cakes/breads/potato breads/pork/beans and most of the stuff. But I draw the line at black and white puddings and haggis.
Bacon & eggs with toast and coffee make me need to take a pill FIRST, but what you made me read was frightening, I could need gastro surgery to eat that on a daily basis.
Not thta it looks untasty, (well ok the puddings/haggis and seaweed products are out) , but that diet was from when almost all people worked on farms and food was much scarcer, much .
Farmers on an Amish Farm get up @ like 4 am have tea/coffee and a quick snack as it were, go feed/ milk barn critters then come in for a breakfast equal to a dinner in NYC, then go out to the field. At noon the women folk will bring out by wagon a huge lunch , then at dinner it is much much lighter.
Average female eats 2,000+ calories a day, average man eat 6,000 calories a day.
Of course they have no heat and use no electric/machinery.
And prior to say even WWII pigs were raised for lard as much as for meat.
One day we should get together for a few beers and go hunting I always wanted to bad a Jackalope and of cousr one needs great stealth to "Stalk the Wild Haggis"
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Just had another terrible food thought he's bound to love even more...
I noticed a bunch of links from manteresting.com, so apparently it's guy cooking alright...
Should anyone be worried about you..?
Maybe a tad...
Still ate them, just slower than usual...
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Thanks, I was gonna hold off and make something big but I made nachos...
And yes! Ground bacon exists! Personally, dried bacon bits are my preference.
Oh great... Awkward food boner, everyone look away...
Except for maybe a volcano. That's pretty bad.
Volcanoes seem like they'd be worse, not worse than bus wood, but worse than food wood...
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A dip or spread made with eggplant, tomatoes, onions, green and red bell peppers and parsley. It contains no caviar. Also called poor man's caviar.
Another term for cultured caviar. See aquaculture and sustainable caviar.
The taste of most animal food products is highly determined by the environment and what foods those animals eat—the grasses that cattle graze on, the water that oysters grow in, the foods that fish eat. Sturgeon caviar may taste more buttery or more nutty depending on what the fish ate: Sturgeon are omnivores and their diet varies widely by species, location and season. The color also varies based on these situations.
Paddlefish are filter feeders that skim algae and small shrimp (zooplankton) off the water's surface. Some farmed caviar can acquire a "muddy" or "pondy" taste; whether from diet or culture environment is not clear, and studies are underway to determine this. In general, this flavor comes from farmed fish, not from the wild. Aquaculturists believe that algae in artificial ponds produces an off-flavor in farmed fish.
Tanks that cycle water slowly, or are in areas that become very hot in the summer, can grow higher levels of algae. Some sturgeon are deliberately farmed in warmer water, to achieve maturity in 8 years rather than in the 12 to 14 year natural cycle; warmer water will produce more algae. Some farms use recirculated water that builds up algae, others use a raceway system that doesn't. According to one expert we consulted, some farms will purge their fish in clean water for days or weeks without food to try to remove the off-flavor; but the best caviar never introduces it in the first place.
See tobiko.
Golden Osetra or Golden Imperial caviar is yellow roe from the most rare, most mature Osetra sturgeons. This type of caviar is highly coveted by connoisseurs, for its firm golden grains that deliver an earthy, nutty and fruity flavor. The color can vary from golden to greenish. Due to its rarity, it is very expensive. See Imperial Caviar.
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An American caviar from whitefish native to the northern Great Lakes (Coregonus clupeaformis from the Salmonidae family). Originally from a European fish species, this is now a hallmark of the American caviar industry. The roe is small, very firm and crisp with great "pop" and a natural golden color. The flavor is less complex than other roe, making them easy to infuse with other flavors.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 22, 2003) - East Tennessee State University President Dr. Paul E. Stanton Jr. and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Dave Mullins announced Tuesday that Murry Bartow will be joining the Buccaneer family as head coach of the men's basketball program. Bartow, who will become the 15th head coach in the program's 81-year history, was most recently head coach at the University of Alabama-Birmingham from 1996-2002. During that time, his team's won 103 games and made appearances in three postseason tournaments - including the NCAA Tournament in 1999. "We are very pleased that Murry has decided to become our new men's basketball coach," Stanton said. "While we interviewed three very talented and capable coaches, it is my belief that the search committee made the right choice. We were very pleased with our team's Southern Conference Championship and trip to the NCAA Tournament last season, and we know Coach Bartow will do all he can to take our program to an even higher level." Mullins, who sifted through over 50 resumes during the search process, said he was pleased to hire a head coach that had been successful at the highest levels of Division I basketball. "The amount of national interest in our head coaching position has been phenomenal," Mullins said. "I'm convinced that we have found the very best person capable of leading our team at this time. Coach Bartow's experience, success and respect among the coaching fraternity convinced our committee that he can take the talent that we have - add to it with his strong recruiting contacts - and make us the premier program in the Southern Conference. I look forward to working with Coach Bartow to identify areas that need to be improved to accomplish that goal. "One of the most important aspects of our program is continuing to add to our strong community support. I believe Coach Bartow can strengthen those ties." Bartow will inherit a team that is certainly stocked with talent and potential. After enjoying a 2002-03 season that resulted in a 20-11 record, a Southern Conference Tournament championship, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament, the Bucs will return all five starters and eight of their top nine players from last season. That group included two-time All-Southern Conference selection Zakee Wadood in the post and SoCon Freshman of the Year Tim Smith at the point guard position. "I'm very excited about this opportunity," said Bartow, who is the son of former UCLA head coach Gene Bartow. "Ed (DeChellis) did a tremendous job here in building a solid base of players and they have accomplished a great deal. There's a tremendous amount of momentum in the program right now and I simply want that to continue. East Tennessee State is a great place and I've been very impressed with Dave Mullins, Dr. Stanton, Dr. (Wayne) Andrews, and everyone I've met on the campus. "Community is also important to me and my family, and this seemed like the right fit for me and my family. We are very happy to be here and look forward to being a part of the ETSU family." In his time at UAB, Bartow proved to be a winner, leading his squads to a 103-83 overall record that included 48 Conference USA victories (second only to Cincinnati's Bob Huggins in that same time span). The Blazers - who enjoyed 20-win seasons twice under Bartow - also made three postseason appearances during this time, getting invitations to the NIT in 1997 and 1998, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 1999. Even more impressive, Bartow's103 wins during this span were more than other Southern programs, including Florida State, South Florida, Southern Mississippi and Georgia Tech. And in his time with the Blazers, the team beat nationally-recognized programs such as Auburn, Florida, Marquette, Missouri, Charlotte, UNLV, Tulsa, Fresno State, Memphis and Louisville. In 22 years as a player, assistant coach and head coach, Bartow has been to 15 post-season tournaments (10 NCAA and 5 NITs). Furthermore, his name ranks among some of the most recognizable in all of college coaching when it comes to wins in their first six seasons of play, as he's had more victories (100) than coaches such as Seth Greenberg (87), Mike Krzyzewski (90) and Dean Smith (92) in that same time span. A 1985 graduate of UAB who earned his master's degree from Indiana University in 1987, Bartow worked as an assistant under Coach Bob Knight at Indiana from 1985-87. He spent last season on television as an analyst for ESPN and CSS, while also scouting for the Memphis Grizzlies. Bartow and his wife Tammy have three sons, Murry, Stephen and Connor.
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Hey boys just seeing what other guys are running there setting on for the new trailblazer 325 efi? Just picked mine up couple days ago been running on xx10 and playing with arc control but bead doesn't seem to stack in there nice? just seeing if guys are switching back and forth from xx18 to xx10 or playing with arc control i like to just find my sweet spot and leave it any input would be appreciated. thanks in advance.
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02-13-2014, 04:58 PM #1Junior Member
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We've been finding that if they are in the cold, things inside don't like to get frozen, so a Full quilted cover and a pan heater to keep things warm benifits the machines greatly. Aloota wind in them when running freezes stuff we don't want to freeze, is another reason for the cover.
Though if your in a warm area, the machines tend to work ok
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Thanks cruizer. should a guy be changing the hrz on them? or how about the oil miller says 5w30?
Ahh, tough to change the HZ on them as everything is run through an encoder. Not the best idea of Millers cause it FREEZES IN THE COLD as does the electric solinoid tank vent Might take a note from Lincoln in which the Ranger 27hp 305G efi DOSEN'T USE AN ENCODER and has a upper tank non electric vent. IE, you need a full cover for the 325 for this and a few other reasons.
I think the summer time over heat situation has been solved though.
As for oil, a good quality 5-40 synthetic diesel oil ( as it has no additives)
Use a ph2835 oil filter, laf5802 is the air filter.Those are Lubrifiner#s Way better than factory in this case.
Just a note, while the Lincoln Ranger 305G EFI says in the books 25hp, I've only ever seen 1, The other 50 or so that have come in for setup have been 27hp, never the less, no encoder on any.
The 325 like all the hybrid inverter type machines need a 1/0 stinger cable, you may have 2/0 going to the stinger whip, but most guys attach a much smaller stinger cable. As with all these hybrid machines the unit is sensing a feedback and can't pick it up with the tiny lead. We've determined that a min 1/0 lead is best. Then you'll find that arc control actually works after.
Now if you think, well thats just too heavy, then you should be using a welding cable like CCI Exelelene, as its a light wt flexable zero noise cored cable. And that is all I sell here, after testing them all.
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Hey thanks alot crazier muchly appreciated.
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How could CCI Excelene be any more "light weight" than a comparable sized cable from another manufacturer? I'll grant you that it's more flexible than a lot of other welding cable out there but hasn't most of that been achieved by their using more of a finer strand of copper wire to make up the core. Wouldn't welding cables (no matter who the manufacturer) all have to have the same cross sectional area of copper for both to be rated as 1/0?
"Zero noise" is a term I've never before heard applied to welding cable. What is it about the CCI Excelene's construction that you think would make it any more noise resistant than any of the other cable that's out there? I've stripped a lot of welding cable ends over the years and I can't recall ever seeing anything other than basically plain brown paper between the inner strands and the outer cover.
Also, this is the first I've heard of one of these hybrid inverter type machines needing at least a 1/0 cable stinger for proper voltage sensing feed back. It's my understanding that, that "voltage sensing" feed back is being gotten from the ground lead. And that it's on this side of the electrical circuit where it's really important to use the larger 1/0 and 2/0 cable to keep voltage drop off as low as possible. And the other important thing being to keep this "ground path" as short and inductance loop free as possible.Will Argue for Beer (any issue, either side)
Got a thinner jacket, plus the small filliments are cored into packets of 30 . These act as cores, unlike the cheaper brands that run straight filiments. Cores disipate electrical noise. You may notice that say if your running a STT machine with cheap cable and someone flops another cord over it, say off a SRH stick machine. The STT will pickup the electrical noise from it and go crazy!. If that STT cord was Excellene, and someone dropped a straight run cord over the STT's. The Stt would not notice anything, and just purr away.. I get this in busy large shops all the time.
Being cored, it also bends quite nicely through to -50C. Straight run cable simply doesn't bend well even at 0 deg C.
The cores also make the cable od much smaller in comparison. Probably shouldn't of said lighter though it is slightly. Way better than Seoprene or Flexaprene though. A Bonus is that you'll have no more headaches trouble shooting that mysterious ghost problem.
Another problem is with the engine drives, Especially pertaining to the ones that are sorta Hybrid inverters (the ones running IGBT's) they run at between 20 and 40 Khz. This is also a brobem with high production, Again the Excellene cords pick up nothing and do not through electrical noise everywhere. The feedback back to the boards have no extra static to confuse them. And this is what we want, a nice clean signal.
As for feedback, say if we are running a hundred feet out to a weld with 2/0, then plug on a #4 stinger whip. that #4 stinger whip causes just TO MUCH RESISTANCE to the weld arc, and thus feedback to the machine is diminished. If you have a Arc controller, like on the Lincolns, Ranger/Vantage, or newer Miller 350's. The Machine NEEDS to know, whats going on at the actual weld so it can adjust its settings to compensate for your stickout and such. SIMPLY can't do it, and does nothing with a small stinger cable. So We recommend a 1/0 cable
Now to make this reading even longer, these machine have to be set for the proper RPM, this is done with a meter that reads frequency (HZ) With the probes stuffed into the 120Vac terminals on an engine drive, Vantage Perkins at 61.3, Ranger at 62.5, Classic at 60.5, Miller 350 at 61.3. Miller 325 at 62.5, Miller 302 diesel or gas at 62.5. Miller pro uses SCR's but Must be set at 61.3. Engines running too slow will take out the control boards, engines running too fast will not line up the wave forms.


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Anglicized form of Gaelic Brighid (pronounced 'breed');. This was the name of an ancient Celtic goddess, which in Gaulish would have been Brigindos, meaning 'the exalted one'. St Brigid of Kildare (c.450–c.525) is one of the patron saints of Ireland. Very few facts are known about her life. She founded a religious house for women at Kildare, and is said to be have been buried at Downpatrick, where St Patrick and St Columba were also buried. Many of the stories of miracles told about St Brigid seem to be Christianized versions of pagan legends concerning the goddess. The popularity of the name was further reinforced throughout Europe, especially in Scandinavia in the form Birgit, as the name of the patron saint of Sweden (1304–73). She was a noblewoman of Irish stock who, after the death of her husband, founded an order of nuns, the Bridgettines. Later she went to Rome and attempted to introduce religious reforms there.
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Macon County General Hospital: Providing Top-Notch Hometown Healthcare
In rural areas, some believe quality healthcare can be hard to come by. Away from the urban sprawl, the multi-story health complexes, and big-name doctors, small town hospitals just don't keep up with the technological advances necessary to remain at the forefront of quality medical care. Bigger is better!
Macon County General Hospital (MCGH) happens to be one of those exceptionally hardworking, high-quality rural hospitals.
Over the past few years, Macon County General Hospital has been working especially hard to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community. Through renovations, new equipment, and updated technology, the hospital here in Macon County is more able than ever to provide its patients with excellent care.
The hospital's mission to "continually improve our services to meet our community's healthcare needs" is more than just talk. MCGH has recently made vast and tangible improvements to their facilities and their services.
The Emergency Room area and the patient rooms have recently been renovated to better accommodate both the patients and their families.
And according to Dennis Wolford, hospital CEO, "in the last two years we've invested over 1.2 million dollars in IT improvements and upgrades.
Another service many people are unaware of is the hospital provides state of the art telemedicine services with Vanderbilt and soon Tri-Star hospitals in Nashville area.
"This is the future of healthcare—we're going more and more into telemedicine. We already have an agreement with Vanderbilt, with their stroke program. We've got everything worked out so that if a patient comes in with a stroke our ER doctors have the capability of talking to a neurologist, they have them available 24/7, they can use an ipad, they can look at the patients and send the medicine back and forth, we can administer TPA [a medicine used to treat stroke patients]; that's all set up back there. So this is a start – this is how we get the specialists to a rural area: through telemedicine," said Wolford.
"The beauty of that is you have families with transportations issues. We want to meet more of their healthcare needs without going out of town; I feel that's something we have been able to do."
We are aware of the fact that we'll "never offer the specialty services of a Vanderbilt or St. Thomas," but that doesn't discourage us from constantly looking for ways in which we can improve our services.
According to Gary Bean, Director of Information Systems, as a result of the $1.2 million investment made in upgrades and improvements, "we're one of the leading hospitals in Tennessee for our size and even in the country we are in the lead for critical access hospitals and small rural hospitals when it comes to upgrading information technology."
Thirteen years ago, when Bean started at the hospital, "we had some little workstations, probably six or seven that were just terminals. We had no computers; we had a monitor and keyboard that were hooked to a central computer."
At that time, there were two stand-alone computers in the hospital. Things have changed drastically since then.
"We conducted an inventory recently and counting computers, servers, printers, scanners, all the pieces of equipment, we now have about 220 pieces of equipment."
This means that there is now a computer in each one of the hospital's 25 patient rooms, as well as roll-around computers the nurses use for giving out medication.
With these computers, nurses are able to scan armbands to match the medication to the patient and reduce the risk of patients getting the wrong medication.
The improvements in technology mean that Macon County General Hospital now has fully electronic health records. All patients' records exist on the computer. This reduces much of the hunting for files and records that can slow down hospital operations.
"We've gradually made improvements in IT but major jumps have happened within the past two and a half years or so, and we're planning on keeping this pace. As more IT improvements become available to us that we think will help our customers, the people of Macon County, we'll try to put them in place," said Bean.
While Macon County General Hospital has worked tirelessly to make improvements that can save lives, they have also maintained the hometown kindness and personal care that brings smiles to their patients faces. It's this balance of professional excellence and personalized care that makes Macon County General Hospital the kind of small town hospital we can be proud to call our own.
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Transcriptional and Epigenetic Regulation of Normal and Cancer Stem Cells in Hematopoiesis and Leukemia
Acute myeloid leukemias (AML) are malignant diseases that originate from a single transformed cell which has progressively acquired critical genetic changes that disrupt key growth-regulatory pathways. Despite the established use and optimization of regimens applying polychemotherapy and the development of multiple new agents that are effective at reducing the tumor burden in patients with leukemia, relapse continues to be the most common cause of death in AML. Newer experimental evidence demonstrates that AML arises from a small population of cancer stem cells through a multi-step pathogenetic process, originating in pre-leukemic stem cells (pre-LSC) which then sequentially acquire genetic and epigenetic aberrations towards the formation of fully transformed leukemia stem cells (LSC). Similar to normal hematopoietic stem cells (HSC), pre-LSC and LSC are quiescent in terms of cell cycle and thus, conventional cytotoxic therapies are not effective against them in the majority of cases. However, therapeutic eradication of pre-LSC and LSC will be essential for a cure of disease. Therefore, an improved understanding of the molecular pathways that suppress the formation and maintenance of pre-LSC and LSC is required for the development of therapies that target LSC rather than the bulk tumor cells (leukemic blasts). Recent findings from our own group and others demonstrate a critical role of transcriptional master regulators (e.g. PU.1, HLX, STAT3, SATB1) and surface (co)recpetors (e.g. IL1RAP) in the genesis and function of LSC in AML and MDS, and that transcriptional and epigenetic networks are already deregulated in the earliest definable stem cell compartments.
The goal of our research is to identify critical mechanisms that drive leukemia stem cell (LSC) development and function, and to better understand the mechanisms of how transcriptional regulators (e.g. transcription factors and chromatin-remodeling factors) cause formation of pre-LSC and LSC.
To identify implicated pathways we are utilizing rigorously defined stem and progenitor cell subsets isolated by means of multi-parameter high-speed fluorescence-activated cell sorting. Identified target genes are biochemically and functionally tested using lentiviral gene transfer and in vitro as well as in vivo assays for leukemia stem cell self-renewal and differentiation, including colony-forming assays, serial replating assays, and transplantation models that allow for assessing their function in LSC formation and maintenance. Our studies aim at providing a basis for the development of targeted, stem cell-directed therapies.
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Pandolfi A*, Stanley RF*, Yu Y, Bartholdy B, Pendurti G, Gritsman K, Boultwood J, Chernoff J, Verma A, Steidl U.PAK1 is a Therapeutic Target in Acute Myeloid Leukemia and Myelodysplastic Syndrome.Blood. 2015 (in press) * contributed equally
Antony-Debre I, Steidl U.Functionally relevant RNA helicase mutations in familial and sporadic myeloid malignancies.Cancer Cell. 2015; 27:609-611.
Schinke C, Giricz O, Li W, Shastri A, Gordon SAK, Barreyro L, Bhagat TD, Bhattacharyya S, Ramachandra N, Bartenstein M, Pellagatti A, Boultwood J, Wickrema A, Yu Y, Will B, Wei S, Steidl U*, Verma A*. IL-8/CXCR2 pathway inhibition as a therapeutic strategy against MDS and AML stem cells. Blood. 2015; 125:3144-3152 * co-corresponding authors
Verma A, Steidl U.A synthetic lethal approach targeting mutant isocitrate dehydrogenase in acute myeloid leukemia.Nat Med. 2015;21:113-114.
Will B, Steidl U.Combinatorial haplo-deficient tumor suppression in 7q-deficient myelodysplastic syndrome and acute myeloid leukemia. Cancer Cell. 2014; 25:555-557
Bartholdy B*, Christopeit M*, Will B, Mo Y, Barreyro L, Yu Y, Bhagat TD, Okoye-Okafor UC, Todorova TI, Greally JM, Levine RL, Melnick A, Verma A#, Steidl U#. * contributed equally, # co-corresponding authors A human hematopoietic stem cell-commitment related DNA cytosine methylation signature is prognostic for overall survival in acute myeloid leukemia. J Clin Invest. 2014; 124:1158-1167
Will B, Steidl U.Stem cell fate regulation by dynein motor protein Lis1.Nat Genet. 2014; 46:217-218.
Elias HK, Schinke C, Bhattacharyya S, Will B, Verma A, Steidl U. Stem cell origin of myelodysplastic syndromes. Oncogene. 2013 Dec 16. doi: 10.1038/onc.2013.520.
Will B, Vogler TO, Bartholdy B, Garrett-Bakelman F, Mayer J, Barreyro L, Pandolfi A, Todorova TI, Okoye-Okafor UC, Stanley RF, Bhagat TD, Verma A, Figueroa ME, Melnick A, Roth M, Steidl U.Special AT-rich Sequence-Binding Protein 1 (Satb1) regulates hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal by promoting quiescence and repressing differentiation commitment. Nat Immunol. 2013; 14:437-45
Pandolfi A, Barreyro L, Steidl U.Pre-leukemic stem cells: molecular biology and clinical implications of the precursors to leukemia stem cells. Stem Cells Transl Med. 2013; 2:143–150
Kawahara M*, Pandolfi A*, Bartholdy B*, Barreyro L, Will B, Roth M, Okoye-Okafor UC, Todorova TI, Figueroa ME, Melnick A, Mitsiades CS, Steidl U. H2.0-like Homeobox (HLX) Regulates Early Hematopoiesis and Promotes Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Cancer Cell. 2012; 22:194–208 *contributed equally
Will B, Zhou L, Vogler TO, Ben-Neriah S, Schinke C, Tamari R, Yu Y, Bhagat T, Bhattacharya S, Barreyro L, Heuck C, Mo Y, Parekh S, McMahon C, Pellagatti A, Boultwood J, Montagna C, Silverman L, Maciejewski J, Greally J, Ye BH, List A, Steidl C, Steidl U*, Verma A*. Stem and progenitor cells in myelodysplastic syndromes show aberrant stage specific expansion and harbor genetic and epigenetic alterations. Blood. 2012; 120:2076-2086 *co-corresponding authors
Barreyro L, Will B, Bartholdy B, Zhou L, Todorova TI, Stanley RF, Ben-Neriah S, Montagna C, Parekh S, Pellagatti A, Boultwood J, Paietta E, Ketterling RP, Cripe L, Fernandez HF, Greenberg PL, Tallman MS, Steidl C, Mitsiades CS, Verma A, Steidl U. Overexpression of interleukin 1 receptor accessory protein in stem and progenitor cells and outcome correlation in AML and MDS. Blood. 2012; 120:1290-1298
Roth M, Will B, Simkin G, Rao S, Barreyro L, Bartholdy B, Tamari R, Mitsiades CS, Verma A, Steidl U. Eltrombopag inhibits the proliferation of leukemia cells via reduction of intracellular iron and induction of differentiation. Blood. 2012; 120:386-394
Wontakal SN, Guo X, Will B, Shi M, Raha D, Mahajan MC, Weissman S, Snyder M, Steidl U, Zheng D, Skoultchi AI. A large gene network in immature erythroid cells is controlled by the myeloid and B cell transcriptional regulator PU.1. PLoS Genetics. 2011; 7:e1001392
Steidl C, Shah SP, Woolcock BW, Rui L, Kawahara M, Farinha P, Johnson NA, Zhao Y, Telenius A, Ben Neriah S, McPerson A, Meissner B, Okoye UC, Diepstra A, van den Berg A, Sun M, Leung G, Jones SJ, Connors JM, Huntsman DG, Savage KJ, Rimsza LM, Horsman DE, Staudt LM, Steidl U, Marra MA, Gascoyne RD. MHC Class II Transactivator CIITA is a recurrent gene fusion partner in lymphoid cancers. Nature. 2011; 471:377-381
Will B, Steidl U. Multi-parameter fluorescence-activated cell sorting and analysis of stem and progenitor cells in myeloid malignancies. Best Pract Res Clin Haematol. 2010; 23:391-401.
Will B, Kawahara M, Luciano JP, Bruns I, Parekh S, Erickson-Miller CL, Aivado MA, Verma A, Steidl U. Effect of the non-peptide thrombopoietin receptor agonist eltrmobopag on bone marrow cells from patients with acute myeloid leukemia and myelodysplastic syndromes. Blood. 2009; 114:3899-908.
Steidl U*, Steidl C*, Ebralidze A, Chapuy B, Han HJ, Will B, Rosenbauer F, Becker A, Wagner K, Koschmieder S, Kobayashi S, Costa DB, Schulz T, O'Brien KB, Verhaak RG, Delwel R, Haase D, Trumper L, Krauter J, Kohwi-Shigematsu T, Griesinger F, Tenen DG. *contrib. equally.A distal single nucleotide polymorphism alters long-range regulation of the PU.1 gene in acute myeloid leukemia. J Clin Invest. 2007; 117:2611-20. Steidl U, Rosenbauer F, Verhaak RG, Gu X, Ebralidze A, Otu HH, Klippel S, Steidl C, Bruns I, Costa DB, Wagner K, Aivado M, Kobbe G, Valk PJ, Passegue E, Libermann TA, Delwel R, Tenen DG. Essential role of Jun family transcription factors in PU.1 knockdown-induced leukemic stem cells. Nature Genetics. 2006; 38:1269-77.
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The Ridgway Township Supervisors approved a proposal for engineering and architectural services for the addition of a new garage.
The EADS Group submitted a proposal to the township for $98,565.
"It's big, we have warm storage, cool storage and a working area," said supervisor Millie Bowers.
The supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposal.
"They are doing design," Bowers said. "It's four phases: plumbing, heating, contracting and electric."
Supervisor Sarah Dickinson noted that according to the township's code, four separate contracts are needed.
Pick up a copy of the Wednesday, July 20, 2011 edition of The Ridgway Record for more.
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A Leonardtown area woman has been charged through a summons with illegally obtaining the property of a vulnerable adult in court papers alleging she took $10,000 from a mentally-impaired man's account while she worked as a bank's branch manager.
Maria Juanita Nickerson, 54, ordered new checks for the PNC Bank customer's account after his niece took the existing set from him because of his condition, according to charging documents. A check against the Breton branch customer's account for $10,000 was written last March and deposited in Nickerson's account, charging papers state, adding that "the check appears to be signed by the victim, but filled out by another party."
Two withdrawals totaling $9,000 later were made from Nickerson's account, and she admitted to the bank's fraud investigators to "borrowing the money from the victim," according to a charges application filed last week by Trooper Michael Parker of the Maryland State Police.
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1 (9 inch)
pie crust, baked
1 1/2 cups
white sugar
1/2 teaspoon
1 1/2 cups
1/2 cup
1/3 cup
eggs, separated
1/2 cup
lemon juice
2 teaspoons
lemon zest
3 tablespoons
1/4 teaspoon
1/2 cup
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I have been making Lemon Meringue pies for many years, trying different recipes, following the "directions" to top the pie with meringue when the filling was hot...and you know what? Topping the pie when it's hot is the WORST possible suggestion EVER!!!! It will always weep if you do this...ALWAYS. FINALLY I figured out a fool proof way to get the meringue NOT to weep: Allow the filling to cool at room temperature until completely cooled and firm. And NEVER put the pie in the fridge. Once it's cooled, make your meringue. Be sure to have the meringue cover the pie to the crust completely and then place it in the oven at 350 degrees (immediately) for 10-15 minutes or until the meringue is brown (careful, keep a close eye on it, because the meringue can go from "brown" to "black" very quickly--especially if you are someone who likes to have "peaks" in your meringue.) Now, once the pie comes out of the oven let it cool completely at ROOM TEMPERATURE...NEVER place a Lemon Meringue Pie in the fridge UNLESS you want it to weep and get all watery. I don't know where this urban legend about covering a hot filling with meringue started, but it's WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!!!!
Followed this recipe TO THE LETTER. Was rewarded with a gloopy, gloppy lemon Thanksgiving soup! Had some misgivings about folding some of the meringue into the filling and I wonder if this is where this recipe failed for us. Wasted perfectly good Meyer lemons from my little tree. Will not be making this again.
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Excellent flavor; I also used slightly less sugar than the recipe states for a little more intense lemon flavor. I don't think I'd made a lemon meringue pie before and I was extremely pleased with the way this one turned out; I will definitely use this recipe again!
Some notes to prevent shrinkage of the meringue and "weeping" (extra moisture under the meringue. (These tips are from a section on preparing meringue in one of my cookbooks.) Don't let the lemon filling cool too much; instead of putting it in the refrigerator til lukewarm, after preparing it make the meringue and spoon the designated amount of meringue into the hot/very warm lemon mixture. Spoon the filling into the baked pie crust, and cover with the remaining meringue while still very warm. Make sure to spread the meringue well, to the edges, touching the crusts. These steps should prevent the meringue from shrinking away from the crust and getting soggy underneath!
This was delicious! As a previous reviewer stated about meringue, don't follow the directions to let the lemon custard cool before putting on the meringue. To achieve a perfect seal, you must add meringue while the filling is still warm. Use the "Meringue II" recipe from this site -- it's a perfect meringue recipe. Everyone who ate this wanted a second piece. The consistency was awesome.
This pie was amazing! I actually have a ponderosa lemon tree (it gets lemons the size of grapefruits) and my first lemon was ripe. I wanted to make something using it and found this recipe. Everything turned out perfectly, I did add a small bit more of the cornstarch as suggested in other reviews, and if I would change anything, I would put a cup of sugar, instead of a cup and a half, in the filling mixture. It came out a bit sweet. But I would definitely recommend this recipe otherwise as it is....it turned out great, and I WILL be making this again!
Look no further for an awesome Lemon Merangue Pie. I read the reviews before I made this, but decided not to alter the original recipe at all and it turned out wonderful! My husband liked it, too!
This waS VERY GOOD, HOWEVER I EXPERIENCED SOME OF THE SAME PROBLEMS AS FAR AS THE RUNNYNESS(IS THAT A WORD?) ANYWAY, DESPITE THAT IT WAS REALLY GOOD. tHE SECOND TIME I MADE IT I LET THE FILLING COOL COMPLETELY HOPING THIS WOULD CREATE LESS "JUICE" IF YOU WILL AND IT DID BUT IT WASNT AS FIRM AS I WOULD HAVE LIKED, I THINK I'LL ADD A LITTLE MORE CORNSTARCH NEXT TIME. oVERALL THE TASTE WAS EXCELLENT!
Everyone at my work said this was a wonderful restaurant tasting pie. The only problem I had was were it says mix cornstarch and 1/3 cup water to make a smooth paste. There was no such thing as a smooth paste with 1/2 cup cornstarch and 1/3 cup water, it was concrete so I just added some of the boiling sugar/water mixture to try and make it a smooth paste. I did add a little yellow food coloring for the color. I will definitely make this again.
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 383
** Calories from Fat: 108
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... doctors, lawyers, and other professionals. While professionals aren't given gifts for services rendered, a patient or client may wish to express special thanks for extraordinary consideration or to give a holiday gift. In such cases, the following gifts are appropriate: a fruit or specialty food basket; homemade cookies; a bottle of wine or spirits; or a gift certificate for two to a nice area restaurant.
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Monday, September 13, 2010
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Terri Miller
(Cape Coral, Fla.) double overtime goal lifted the ETSU women's soccer team to a 2-1 win over Winthrop on Sunday at Summers-Taylor Stadium in the finale of the ETSU Soccer Invitational presented by DoubleTree Hotel.
"This is a good win for us, and I am proud of the way the team played hard throughout the match," said head coach
Heather Henson
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The Bucs (4-2-1) outshot the Eagles (0-4-1) 18-8 in the contest and had a 7-2 advantage in corners. Junior
Megan Masch
(Virginia Beach, Va.) picked up her fourth win of the season making three saves on the afternoon.
grabbed a 1-0 lead in the 12
minute after a Tricia Vensel goal from 8-yards out.
After the Eagle goal, he Buccaneer offense picked up the intensity out-shooting WU 5-4 in the half, but the Bucs could not find an equalizer as the score remained 1-0 at the half.
In the second half, it did not take the Bucs long to even things as
Jessica Hiltenbrand
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Courtney Deem
(Evansville, Ind.) combined to find Miller wide open streaking towards the net as she played the ball on the ground past the Winthrop keeper for a breakaway goal.
The second half ended in a 1-1 as ETSU had a 7-4 shot advantage in the half.
The Bucs dominated the first overtime period taking five shots, while keeping the Eagles shotless, but the game would go into a second overtime period.
In the second overtime, Miller headed a cross from junior
Genna Petersen
(Loveland, Ohio) into the back of the net in the 104
minute for the game-winner to make the final 2-1 Bucs.
Kelly Brinkman
(Clearwater, Fla.) and Miller were named to the ETSU Soccer Invitational presented by DoubleTree Hotel All-Tournament Team.
The women's soccer team is back in action next Saturday at 5 p.m. as the Bucs host Campbell to open Atlantic Sun conference play.
Miami University (OH) picked up a 2-1 win over Temple in the first game of the day to win the ETSU Soccer Invitational presented by DoubleTree Hotel.
The RedHawks grabbed a 1-0 lead in the 3
minute as Courtney Clarke played a ball through to Katy Dolesh who ripped a shot into the back of the net.
Tournament MVP Jess Kodiak gave Miami a 2-0 advantage in the 65
minute as she settled a ball from Rachel Byron and ripped a shot past Gillian Kacsuta from 10-yards out.
The Owls cut the lead to 2-1 in the 83
minute on an Alllicia Yurkovic goal, but could not manage an equalizer as the final was 2-1 MU.
ETSU Soccer Invitational presented by DoubleTree Hotel All-Tournament Team
Jess Kodiak, Miami (MVP)
Kayla Zakrzewski, Miami
Katy Dolesh, Miami
Terri Miller, ETSU
Kelly Brinkman, ETSU
Niki Conn, Temple
Steph Ferretti, Temple
Courtney Durbin, Winthrop
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Tsongas Arena
This site, which contained contaminants such as chlorinated solvents, polyaromatic hydrocarbons, asbestos, and heavy metals since the 1800's, now hosts the Paul Tsongas Arena and Lawn. The City utilized the EPA Brownfields Assessment Demonstration Pilot grant to identify the extent of contamination on the site. The 7,800-seat arena, named after US Senator Paul Tsongas, opened on January, 1998. He was instrumental in acquiring the funding for the project. Concerts and local sporting events are held in the arena throughout the year. The arena also maintains a lawn with a 3,500 person capacity for outdoor concerts, festivals, and special events. In addition, continuing efforts will result in a wrap-around walk called Riverwalk.
LeLacheur Park
This site was a former junkyard and ash dump. The City utilized the EPA Brownfields Assessment Demonstration Pilot grant to identify the extent of contamination on the site. The redevelopment of the site was achieved through a collaboration among state, federal and local governments. The 4,710-seat stadium opened on June 22, 1998, and is now home to both local baseball and football teams.The ballpark was named after retired State Representative Edward A. LeLacheur, a crucial player in securing state funding for the Assessment Pilot.


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Ana overcame world No.21 Alize Cornet 7-6(1), 7-5 in the second round of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia. It was a hard-fought victory for the 11th seed, who held her nerve in an extremely tight one hour and 47 minute encounter.
The 26-year-old made the better start against the player to whom she suffered a sour defeat in Cincinnati last year (she lost the match after holding five match points) and took a 2-0 lead. After the Frenchwoman had managed to level at 3-3, Ana immediately re-established her advantage and went 5-3 ahead.
At 5-3, the Cincinnati curse appeared to be looming again. Cornet got rid of a set point on her serve and she continued the turnaround by breaking Ana in the following game. The Frenchwoman eventually forced the set into a tiebreak.
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Similarly in set two, a tiebreak seemed the most likely conclusion as this time; it was Cornet who was unable to maintain an early break advantage. Ana levelled at 4-4 and no further breaks of serves were allowed until the 12th game.
Cornet had to serve to stay in the match and at this point, the former world No.1 finally scored the final breakthrough, breaking to love and consequently booking her spot in round three.
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Protein C is a vitamin K-dependent anticoagulant proenzyme. It is synthesized in the liver and circulates in the plasma. The biological half-life of plasma protein C is approximately 6 to 10 hours, similar to the relatively short half-life of coagulation factor VII.
Protein C is activated by thrombin, in the presence of an endothelial cell cofactor (thrombomodulin), to form the active enzyme activated protein C (APC). APC functions as an anticoagulant by proteolytically inactivating the activated forms of coagulation factors V and VIII (factors Va and VIIIa). APC also enhances fibrinolysis by inactivating plasminogen activator inhibitor (PAI-1).
Expression of the anticoagulant activity of APC is enhanced by a cofactor, protein S, another vitamin K-dependent plasma protein.
Congenital homozygous protein C deficiency results in a severe thrombotic diathesis, evident in the neonatal period and resembling purpura fulminans.
Congenital heterozygous protein C deficiency may predispose to thrombotic events, primarily venous thromboembolism; arterial thrombosis (stroke, myocardial infarction, etc.) may occur. Some individuals with hereditary heterozygous protein C deficiency may have no personal or family history of thrombosis and may or may not be at increased risk. Congenital heterozygous protein C may predispose to development of coumarin-associated skin necrosis. Skin necrosis has occurred during the initiation of oral anticoagulant therapy.
Two types of hereditary heterozygous protein C deficiency are recognized:
-Type I (concordantly decreased protein C function and antigen)
-Type II (decreased protein C function with normal antigen level)
Acquired deficiencies of protein C may occur in association with:
-Vitamin K deficiency
-Oral anticoagulation with coumarin compounds
-Liver disease
-Intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis/disseminated intravascular coagulation (ICF/DIC)
The clinical hemostatic significance of acquired protein C deficiency is uncertain.
Assay of protein C functional activity is recommended for the initial laboratory evaluation of patients suspected of having congenital protein C deficiency (personal or family history of thrombotic diathesis), rather than assay of protein C antigen (PCAG / Protein C Antigen, Plasma).
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
As an initial test for evaluating patients suspected of having congenital protein C deficiency, including those with personal or family histories of thrombotic events
Because coagulation testing and its interpretation is complex, Mayo Medical Laboratories suggests ordering THRMP / Thrombophilia Profile.
Detecting and confirming congenital Type I and Type II protein C deficiencies, detecting and confirming congenital homozygous protein C deficiency, and identifying decreased functional protein C of acquired origin (eg, due to oral anticoagulant effect, vitamin K deficiency, liver disease, intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis/disseminated intravascular coagulation.)
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Values <60% to 70% may represent a congenital deficiency state, if acquired deficiencies can be excluded.
Protein C activity (and antigen) is generally undetectable in individuals with severe, homozygous protein C deficiency.
Oral anticoagulant therapy (warfarin, Coumadin) decreases protein C activity, compromising the ability to distinguish between congenital and acquired protein C deficiency. Concomitant measurement of the activity of coagulation factor VII (or factor X) may aid in differentiating congenital deficiency state from acquired protein C deficiency due to oral anticoagulant effect, but the ratio of the activities of protein C:factor VII (or factor X) has not been demonstrated to provide certainty about this distinction.
The clinical significance of acquired protein C deficiency and of increased protein C is unknown.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Protein C Activity result may be affected by:
-Heparin (Unfractionated) >4 U/mL
-Heparin (low-molecular-weight) >2 U/mL
-Hemoglobin >500 mg/dL
-Bilirubin >21 mg/dL
-Triglycerides >890 mg/dL
Heparin therapy may temporarily decrease plasma protein C activity into the abnormal range.
Lipemia may interfere with functional protein C assay. Blood specimens for protein C functional assay should be drawn in the fasting state, if possible.
Protein C functional assay using a venom activator and a chromogenic peptide substrate has the potential of not detecting certain congenital protein C variants that might be detectable using clot-based assay of protein C function.
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.
Adults: 70%-150%
Normal, full-term newborn infants or healthy premature infants may have decreased levels of protein C activity (15%-50%), which may not reach adult levels until later in childhood or early adolescence.*
*See Pediatric Hemostasis References in Coagulation Studies in Special Instructions.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Mannucci PM, Owen WG: Basic and clinical aspects of proteins C and S. In Haemostasis and Thrombosis. Second edition. Edited by AL Bloom, DP Thomas. Edinburgh, Churchill Livingstone, 1987, pp 452-464
2. Marlar RA, Mastovich S: Hereditary protein C deficiency: a review of the genetics, clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment. Blood Coagul Fibrinolysis 1990;1:319-330
3. Marlar RA, Montgomery RR, Broekmans AW: Diagnosis and treatment of homozygous protein C deficiency. Report of the Working Party on Homozygous Protein C Deficiency of the Subcommittee on Protein C and Protein S, International Committee on Thrombosis and Haemostasis. J Pediatr 1989;114:528-534
4. Miletich J, Sherman L, Broze G Jr: Absence of thrombosis in subjects with heterozygous protein C deficiency. N Engl J Med 1987;317:991-996
5. Pabinger I, Allaart CF, Hermans J, et al: Hereditary protein C-deficiency: laboratory values in transmitters and guidelines for the diagnostic procedure. Report on a study of the SSC Subcommittee on Protein C and Protein S. Protein C Transmitter Study Group. Thromb Haemost 1992;68:470-474