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Thursday, August 12, 2010
WTF Tranquility
Bus is a moonkin with a resto offspec in my guild. While he is typically running around chaining rejuv/wild growth across the raid when we have him tree it up in our raids (progression or farm iCC10), he does have a fondness for Tranquility, so much so that he went and farmed up a full 8/8 Cenarion Set (tier 1) and...
...seriously, I'm baffled...
...heals his heroic runs with only Tranquility. He posted a video where he is healing Heroic HoR with only Tranquility. With a mostly pug group (and pug tank with some blues). Successfully. This is the guy that I have to remind to use swiftmend/nourish/lifebloom.
Bus, you pull off some crazy stuff. /salute.
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OMFG. Baaaah. This is so going to get hot fixed. Epic while it lasts though.
- August 12, 2010 at 10:15 AM
I've heard of this! Druids have been doing it for at least a year now and it hasn't been changed yet. I suspect the devs are amused.
Good for Beranabus for having fun in a creative way!
- August 12, 2010 at 11:35 AM
- Poneria said...
That...was so cool!
I particularly enjoyed his commentary, too. :)
- August 12, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- Kaethir said...
Wish I'd have known about this when I still had a Resto spec... I'd have farmed this up and been a 1-button healer ;)
- August 12, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Rades said...
OMG. This is the coolest thing EVER. I would love to be able to do this! Haha.
- August 12, 2010 at 12:33 PM
- Kae said...
Pretty-light spam. Bus likes the sparklies ;)
- August 12, 2010 at 1:31 PM
- Beranabus said...
I heal Ruby Sanctum trash too!
But yeah, like Zy said, this has been going since at least Naxx. 2 resto druids on Lotheb=lolololol. It'll be fixed in Cata, because if i'm not mistaken, they're taking out the imp tranq talent Q.Q Sadface!
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Louis van Gaal was impressed with the performance of Luke Shaw, who played the second half of Manchester United's win over Inter Milan last night despite going through a punishing training session on the morning of the match.
On the eve of the 5-3 penalty shootout win, Van Gaal criticised Shaw for turning up to pre-season out of shape.
The Manchester United manager created a special individual training plan for the player to get him up to speed for the new season.
That plan included an intense fitness session on the morning of the International Champions Cup game in Washington DC.
Van Gaal had planned to bring Reece James on as a second-half substitute, but he introduced Shaw instead after the United youth product suffered an injury just before kick-off.
Despite a lack of preparation, Shaw performed well off the bench, much to Van Gaal's happiness.
"I think he did very good tonight," Van Gaal said.
"He's working very hard. He was lucky today because I was going to play our friend Reece James but he was a little bit injured.
"And so I asked (Shaw), in spite of a very heavy training session this morning, (to play)."
Van Gaal maintained his unbeaten record as United boss, but his latest victory came courtesy of a penalty shootout following a 0-0 draw after 90 minutes with Inter.
Ashley Young, Shinji Kagawa, Tom Cleverley, Darren Fletcher and Javier Hernandez all scored from the spot to give United a 5-3 victory.
The players showed supreme confidence in dispatching the penalties – a complete contrast to United's last penalty shootout, which they lost 2-1 to Sunderland under David Moyes.
Van Gaal, who masterminded a penalty victory over Costa Rica in the World Cup, made his players practice penalties extensively on the eve of the match.
The Dutchman hailed the win as the best of United's three-match old tour, but despite an impressive showing from his back line, he admitted he is looking to sign at least one defender before the transfer window closes.
"I am very pleased. I think we played by far the best match (of the tour)," said Van Gaal, who criticised his players for their poor ball retention in the 3-2 win over Roma last week.
"We deserved the victory I think.
"I am pleased not only because of the way we kept possession, but because of the quality of the opponent.
"The had only one shot on our goal and that was given by the referee (a free-kick).
"We also created six or seven chances so then it is seven against one."
Despite seeing target Stefan de Vrij sign for Lazio, Van Gaal has not lost enthusiasm in his pursuit of a new centre-back.
United are finding it hard to persuade Borussia Dortmund to part with Mats Hummels while a move for Arsenal's Thomas Vermaelen is yet to materialise.
The United boss is still hoping new arrivals will come though.
"I am looking at the defenders we have first," Van Gaal said.
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"We have to replace them but I like also like Michael Keane and Tyler Blackett.
"We have to wait and see if we can do that in more matches.
"I think the Premier League is another taste."
The first half at the FedEx Field – the home of NFL side the Washington Redskins – was a dull affair, with only Phil Jones testing Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic.
But United perked up after the break after the manager made eight changes.
As well as Shaw, Wilfried Zaha also impressed off the bench. The former Crystal Palace man was the only player not to feature on the tour until Tuesday night's game.
Zaha went on a couple of mazy runs into the Inter box and could have had a penalty after he went down in the box under pressure.
Van Gaal was impressed with Zaha, but he admits the England international will have to fight hard to feature on a regular basis.
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+ Aesthetics of a city is tied to its signage
Dear Editor:
Our community's beauty and sense of place is being compromised by a raging infestation. Regrettably, government authorities do not seem to be concerned. In fact, they are actively abetting it.
Shortly after moving here last July, I began to notice what appeared to be swarms of new county and state road signs being erected throughout Sarasota. Curious whether or not this proliferation was actually occurring, I contacted the Sarasota County Traffic Engineering and Operations office (which is responsible for both city and county signage).
I was not mistaken. Indeed, the few last years have witnessed an astonishing increase in new signs being placed on county and city streets. In 2005 and 2006, 214 and 186 new signs were installed. But those figures jumped to 604 in 2007 and 422 in 2008. One can only imagine the whopping total in store for 2009 because the sign frenzy seems to have ramped up even more in recent months.
Many of these signs are unnecessary. To cite just one example, many signs are often deployed in close proximity to one another to indicate a right-turn-only lane. This is in addition to having this notice painted several times in the right-turn-only lane itself.
When asked who decides how many signs are required, a county official told me it depends on the discretion of the traffic engineering firm to which the county has outsourced the work. After inquiring if a state code regarding right-turn-only signage existed, he hauled out a large manual and looked it up.
While I usually count three to four right-turn-only signs placed successively, the state standard calls for one sign. Of course, it is not only right-turn-only signs that are needlessly warping the sight lines of our streets but all sorts of other ones, as well.
Because Tamiami Trail, Bee Ridge, Clarke, Washington, Fruitville, Ringling Boulevard and Gulf of Mexico Drive are designated state highways, their signage is governed by the Florida Department of Transportation. Observing that these roads appear to have been similarly plastered with new signs, I called FDOT about them. Disturbingly, the FDOT representative with whom I spoke said the agency doesn't keep track of the number of new signs it installs. Also, FDOT, I learned, outsources its sign work to 20 private traffic engineering firms. When I complained about the abundance of signs in certain places, the FDOT official indicated that I was probably right but that it was up to the discretion of the engineering firm.
I also expressed disapproval regarding the increasingly prevalent Adopt-A-Highway markers that reward businesses and organizations for picking up litter four times a year with large signs featuring their names. I was told that these signs are fairly easy to acquire and have become more popular lately. That shouldn't be surprising, I responded, because they constitute free, government-sanctioned advertising during difficult economic times. I also said that many streets with these signs don't have much litter on them to speak of and that cleaning them should be a function of our taxes.
Why can't signs be attached to light posts or other existing poles instead of installing a sterile cluster of new signposts in the same location? If there is so much concern about the speed of cars coming off the John Ringling Bridge heading into St. Armand's Circle, why not use speed bumps instead of caking this exquisite stretch with a gauntlet of banal speed limit and other signs?
The overwrought signage that now diminishes the picturesque views along Ringling and Gulf of Mexico Drive is especially disheartening. At a recent town of Longboat Key Planning and Zoning Board hearing, board member Walter Hackett pointed out that in one half-mile section of Gulf of Mexico Drive there was one sign every 24 feet. Nevertheless, the FDOT officials who were present defended the need for every one of them.
Not only are all these new signs excessive, they are absent aesthetic sensibility. There is no regard for how signs comport with the character of the roads on which they are placed. Bureaucratic utility and power seem to be the only considerations.
Great cities have a certain flavor about them. They possess a pronounced concern for appearance. An opera, symphony and museums are not the only index of a city's cultural attainment. When I return from work each day I actually look forward to the signage found in my subdivision. Tastefully conceived, it enhances both the presentation and worth of the homes.
The disregard that led to the demise of so much value on Wall Street is mirrored in the lowered standards that have cheapened the value of our main streets. Already scarred by billboards and arid, harum-scarum development, the redundant and incongruous government signage saturating our streetscapes makes a mockery of a road such as Tamiani Trail that claims to be a "scenic highway."
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+ Officials should ask taxpayers their view
Dear Editor:
It has been recently reported that the county commissioners would be sending a letter to appeal the preliminary ruling from the state Office of Tourist, Trade and Economic Development, which reports directly to Gov. Crist. That appeal would be in regard to that state office saying it would not approve (said to be around $7 million) in state funds. My question is: Why would the commissioners appeal that state ruling?
Can we, the people, wonder what some members of the Board of County Commissioners might be thinking?
The state, even in this recession, has extra millions in state cash for some proponents/sport fans wanting to host a major league baseball franchise for a few spring training games?
As a fiscal, conservative-thinking taxpayer, I fail to understand why some of these county commissioners would continue to seek those state funds when the state is hard pressed for tax revenues and had to make many budget adjustments in the last legislative session. Have not past news accounts mentioned the state was short tax intake (of how many billions was that?) in tax collections and had to make a number of budget cuts? Is this the time in a recession to use any public taxes, from whatever source, to subsidize a professional baseball team and players?
It seems to me, if a politician claims to be a fiscal conservative, well then forgo ideas/projects of unnecessary spending and focus on spending our limited local and state dollars on needs and not a pro-sports entertainment wish list.
And, lastly, I think I read somewhere that the concept of a democracy is supposed to be that those who are elected to represent us would care to seek the will of the people. That said, my last question is: Why have not the county commissioners after all this time of talking about spring baseball offered residents of this county the opportunity for a countywide referendum ballot question? Why? Because a percentage of tourist bed-tax dollars from all parts of the county is said to be in this funding proposal.
I say, let's have the consent of the governed help decide this important and costly matter. I do think there are many remaining questions or concerns with which all fiscal conservative-thinking residents of Sarasota County might also have. As such, you can share your views, questions or concerns with our elected BOCC members at: Chair-BOCC, 1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota, Fla., 34236 or e-mail them ASAP.
Norm Lupo
+ Roundabouts would not be good for all
Dear Editor:
Regarding the proposed roundabouts on U.S. 41, in Bergen County, N.J., the same concept was discussed and hotly debated. The eventual decision was to scrap the roundabout, because it would require using the government to take private land, including a church and school.
One of the interesting facts that came out about roundabouts is that they do not work well, especially for senior drivers. Older drivers are hesitant to merge into traffic and would prefer to wait for a traffic light when they know they have the right of way. Perhaps this should be taken into account.
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April 15, 2014
"Computers Have Ruined Baseball"
In 2014.
It gets better. Oh, yes, it does. DeSmit's ignorance is like quicksand. Once you start reading, you won't be able to tear yourself away.
Hat tip to Deadspin.
6 comments:
- allan said...
Firebrand gives the column the ol' FJM treatment.
- April 15, 2014 at 7:20 AM
- Michael said...
The underlying irony being, of course, that (as is usually the case with articles like this one) the writer presents it as a matter of "old-fashioned gut feeling" versus numbers, when in fact it's pretty clear it's a case of numbers he likes (avg, RBI, W/L) versus numbers he doesn't like or doesn't understand (WAR, OBP, UZR)
- April 15, 2014 at 8:01 AM
- allan said...
What is also amusing is that, as Firebrand points out, batting average is actually pretty complex as to what constitutes an at-bat. As did Posnanski back in 2011.
- April 15, 2014 at 8:29 AM
- FenFan said...
I needed a good laugh today...
In a separate article scheduled for tomorrow, the author plans to state his case for Netscape
- April 15, 2014 at 10:18 AM
- laura k said...
the author plans to state his case for Netscape
Michael's comment also perfectly makes the point.
- April 15, 2014 at 10:40 AM
- Michael said...
batting average is actually pretty complex as to what constitutes an at-bat.
Yeah, I think Moneyball made that point as well. I think that growing up in a baseball culture (which I didn't) deeply ingrains obscure and arbitrary concepts like that of "at-bat" in your mind to the point that they feel like second nature. Like language, in a way.
Articles like DeSmit's are way more entertaining to me than they should be, because I can't help but picture these guys' sense of cosmic dismay upon realizing that critical thought is now a part of their job requirements. And possibly sixth-grade algebra too.
- April 15, 2014 at 11:16 AM


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Is it possable to lose 2 teams before Mauritius ? What I'm saying is that IF there are 6 teams in Mauritius and Mary /David or Peter & Sarah clench the Fast Forward in Kuwait they can't use the Fast Forward again in Mauritius . Or I'm just tired and am not thinking straight ?Arrive in Kuwait June 9th Izabela is vacationing in Mauritius ,Africa on June 12and captures a video of at least 2 of the teams performing a roadblock with crew in tow~My husband and I witnessed a Roadblock on June 12 while we were holidaying in Mauritius. ..the couples started showing up between 10-11am - the first two were very close to each other.The detour involved kayaking out into the ocean. Not sure what they did out there but they were gone for about 1/2 an hour on average. From memory the first team to arrive was all female, the 2nd a guy and girl - all quite young. They completed the task in that order but the leading team got about 5 minutes in between them. We counted 5 teams in total. The black female team were in the top five but unfortunately last. We saw the Asian guy but he was off on the side drinking water and cooling down so we cannot actually remember if we saw him with his partner. The black woman who did the kayak was a bit overweight and I'd guess not the fittest - she nearly died after that one! One final point - there were 6 kayaks on the beach - perhaps a FF meant someone avoided this task?The young m/m team arrived 10-15 mins after the leading couples. This 3rd team seemed to catch up some time with this roadblock but still left 3rd. so we have Dustin /Kandice per videoRob/Kim per videoThe Lyns per IzabelaThe Cho's per Izabelaand Tyler & James " young male team"( links on page one of the spoiler thread )
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The judges who are hearing the case are Alfred T. Goodwin, appointed by President Nixon; Edward Leavy, a Reagan appointee; and Milan D. Smith Jr., named to the court by President George W. Bush.
UC Irvine Law School Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, who believes that the law is constitutional, said its opponents "won this round.
"This doesn't determine the ultimate outcome by the 9th Circuit," the Chemerinsky told the newspaper. "It still has to rule on the merits, and it could well go to the Supreme Court. But obviously this is a preliminary loss for supporters of the law."
California's ban on trying to change a minor's sexual orientation, the first of its kind in the nation, has divided the lower courts. The federal judge in Sacramento who refused to block the law was appointed by President Obama. She concluded that it did not violate the 1st Amendment. Her colleague on the same bench, appointed by President George H.W. Bush, concluded that it was likely that the law infringed on free speech protections.
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The Ravens, who will host next spring's NCAA men's lacrosse championships at M&T Bank Stadium, did not submit a final bid to host Championship Weekend between 2015 and 2018, largely over concerns about a scheduling conflict with the Orioles.
Lisa Dixon, the Ravens special events manager and special assistant to the president, told Inside Lacrosse on Friday: "We currently have no guarantee that we can avoid a conflict with potential Orioles home games in future years, and that is a critical factor in our ability to bid."
Next season, the Orioles have two home games (May 24 and 25) scheduled for Memorial Day weekend. Because Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium share parking lots, parking for Orioles games could conflict with parking for the Division I semifinals May 24 and the Division II and III championship finals the next day.
Although an intent to bid for M&T Bank Stadium was submitted, Ravens team president Dick Cass acknowledged in a statement Friday that a final bid to host had not been made. "We are interested in bidding for and hosting more events at M&T Bank Stadium," he said. "We did not get involved with this process because of scheduling and business issues. We will continue to assess each opportunity and look forward to helping bring more major and important events to Baltimore."
The absence of a Baltimore-based bid, which had helped bring five Division I, II and III men's lacrosse championships to M&T Bank Stadium in the past 11 seasons, explains why the city was not named Wednesday as a finalist for upcoming Championship Weekends. Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., and Soldier Field in Chicago are the three finalists to host the Memorial Day event.
Terry Hasseltine, director of the Maryland Office of Sports Marketing, is on personal leave and was unavailable for comment.
Baltimore's omission from the group of finalists is unusual; M&T Bank Stadium was the site of the most successful Championship Weekend in the sport's history, drawing a combined weekend-record crowd of 123,225 for the Division I semifinals and final in 2007. Along with the Long Island area in New York, Baltimore is generally considered one of the sport's biggest hotbeds.
But attendance has flagged in recent years, and scheduling conflicts might have contributed to the decision not to submit a bid. Next season, the Orioles have two home games (May 24 and 25) scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend. Because Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium share parking lots, parking for the Orioles games could conflict with parking for Saturday's Division I semifinals and Sunday's Division II and III championship finals.
A scheduling conflict prevented the Ravens from opening the regular season at home this September. Instead, they played in Denver, losing to the Broncos, 49-27.
Cameron Schuh, associate director of public and media relations, declined to comment on the reasoning behind the city's omission, instead outlining the men's lacrosse committee's mission.
"Just like with any championship, the committee looks to see what outlets are going to, first and foremost, provide the best experience for the student-athletes, what areas have the best opportunity to grow the game as well as attract a fanbase that has a lacrosse following, and the combination of getting this championship more eyeballs," Schuh said. "We've been to a lot of great places. The championships have been growing over the last few years, and Baltimore and New England and Philadelphia and a lot of those East Coast places have really helped grow that. There isn't any one way or the other why some cities were picked and some weren't."


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From running with bulls in Spain to sleeping on beaches in France, to backpacking around Europe to working at hostels in Asia, it's clear the owners of the new Mellow Mountain Hostel in South Lake Tahoe have had their share of nomadic experiences.
At 23 years old, Elias Small and Wolfie Shapiro — two friends who grew up together and moved to Lake Tahoe when they were 18 — share several stories about the people they've met and the places they've been while traveling together.
A few years ago, the duo traveled around Europe and the Middle East for several months, meeting strangers on trains or buses and staying with them for days at a time.
"Getting lost and living every moment," Small said, "that's when I feel the most free."
Eventually, the two friends returned to South Lake Tahoe. They started catering to those following the same peripatetic lifestyle they too have enjoyed, by offering up their couches or spare bedrooms to travellers just passing through.
Their house guests would reach out to them through a couch surfing website that connects travellers with locals. The experience got the two friends thinking: what if they could do something they loved while making a little money doing it?
Several months later, Small and Shapiro opened Mellow Mountain Hostel on July 5.
"If you're not going to be able to move around, it's nice to be able to be in a spot that's ever-changing," Small said.
The hostel, located at 4081 Cedar Ave., currently features 11 dorm-style rooms and a 1,200-square-foot common room. It will also have seven private rooms when remaining construction is complete.
Small said the ideas he and Shapiro have for the business are partially based on their experiences at hostels around the world. For example, one hostel — in Lisbon, Portugal — focused on exploring the city as a group.
"Every night, they had this atmosphere where everyone went out together or had dinner together or something," he said of the hostel in Lisbon. "It felt like a lot of friends just living in a big house."
Small and Shapiro are now looking at ways to incorporate that experience into Mellow Mountain.
At some point, the two owners would like to take their guests hiking, biking, swimming or exploring other areas of Lake Tahoe, Shapiro said.
"We're trying to have a good time ourselves," he said, "and we're hoping it rubs off on other people."
With such a large community of travellers in the area, Shapiro and Small said a clean and affordable hostel, like Mellow Mountain, is needed in the area. So far, business seems to indicate they are right.
Small said the hostel's first two weekends were "slammed" and that many of the hotel's guests were hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail.
Revered Blister and Bird Bath were the nicknames of two guests the hostel owners have enjoyed meeting so far, they said.
"People get too wrapped up in their little worlds," Small said. "People are small. You should do as much as you can."
Prices at Mellow Mountain Hostel range from $18 to $36 per night. For more information or to make reservations, visit http://www.mellowmountainhostel.com.


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The pain of parting is nothing to the joy of meeting again. – Nicholas Nickleby – Charles Dickens
A young gentleman must earn a living when his father's death leaves the family bereft of financial support because of a bad investment. To support his mother and sister, he accepts a position as a schoolmaster in a country school and is horrified about what he sees. After an incident at the school, the young man leaves with a new friend. This is the story of Nicholas Nickleby, who is the title character of Charles John Huffam Dickens's third novel.
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As the novel progresses, Nicholas finds another position as a private tutor and then works in a theater company owned by the Crummles, a husband and wife team. (Nicholas isn't the only one working–his sister Kate briefly works too) When an urgent situation arises, Nicholas and Smike immediately leave but not without a dramatic personal farewell from Mr. Crummles. Nicholas's new position is as a clerk in the Cheeryble brothers' shop; the brothers are merchants. All the while his uncle, Ralph Nickleby, becomes obsessed about ruining his nephew…
If you have read any of Dickens's novels, he writes about serious topics. For Nicholas, one especial topic touched on is the notorious boarding schools of the day–something Dickens observed first hand. Poverty and greed are other recurring themes. There also are plenty of comical scenes throughout the story. For instance, coming down a chimney is no way to make a neighborly impression! Romance is also part of the plot line. Nicholas develops feelings for Madeline Bray and intervenes for her during a crucial moment in the story.
This was my fourth Dickens novel. In junior high school, I read Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, and Tale of Two Cities for fun. I bought Nicholas Nickleby (published by Penguin Classics with a 2003 copyright date) at Borders three years ago, read a few chapters, and set it aside. This year is Dickens's bicentennial birthday so it was a good reason for me to resume reading the novel. Although the novel is long, I enjoyed it. What's a Dickens novel without memorable villians, eccentrics, and comics? You'll meet plenty along the way. At times there were slow parts, but it didn't detract from the story. I enjoyed seeing the illustrations as I read. For the Penguin edition, Mark Ford wrote the introduction, and a Dickens chronology is included. Appendixes and explanatory notes follow the text.
Like Dickens's other novels, Nicholas Nickleby has been adapted for TV and as a movie. It was a TV mini series in 1947 and 1982. The latest TV adaptation of Nicholas Nickleby was in 2001. In college, I watched it on Bravo one night and enjoyed it. (We had good cable service for a small college!) In this adaptation, James D'Arcy stars in the title role, Sophia Myles as his sister Kate, and Charles Dance as Ralph Nickleby. It was this 2001 adaptation that introduced me to the novel.
In 2002, Charlie Hunnam starred as Nicholas in a movie adaptation of the novel. Of course, a lot of the novel was cut for the movie, so you don't get the full story. I have seen this too and prefer the 2001 adaptation.
Nicholas Nickleby is still available in print and online for your reading pleasure. If you read this novel years ago or haven't read it yet, do pick it up and enjoy!
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All children have some lab tests at birth and as part of normal checkups. Children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) often need more tests. These tests can help find the cause of the disability or problems related to an ASD that may not be obvious and guide the doctor in treating your child most effectively. New genetic tests now make it possible to find an underlying cause for ASDs in many more children than was previously possible. Genetic testing can also provide information about the likelihood of an ASD in future children or for children of other family members.
The tests your child's pediatrician orders will depend on your child's situation. Often, children with ASDs have vision, hearing, and blood tests including genetic testing. If your child has seizures, the doctor may order neurologic tests. Your pediatrician may send you to a specialist for tests related to intestinal or sleep symptoms.
The pediatrician will look at your child's medical and developmental history, current development, physical appearance, behavior, and family history to decide which tests to order. Only tests that provide useful information should be ordered. In some children, very few tests will be needed. Some of the tests that may be ordered are discussed later on.
All children with ASDs should have a hearing test to rule out hearing loss that could account for speech delay. Most infants have a hearing screen near the time of birth, but another test is needed for any child with speech delay, even if the one at birth was normal. The doctor should order a hearing test as soon as she thinks a child might have an ASD.
There are many reasons why a child can lose some hearing during the first few years of life. Although hearing loss does not cause ASDs, it affects development of communication. Rarely, children with severe hearing loss show behaviors similar to children with ASDs.
The pediatrician may order blood tests to help understand the cause of your child's ASD, especially if your child has global delays (delays in all or most areas of development). Sometimes it is hard to tell if children with ASDs have additional delays because they often have a hard time following directions and cooperating with testing. Blood tests are usually ordered to look for an abnormality in your child's DNA that might cause ASDs. Presently, abnormalities in DNA can be found in up to 10% to 20% of children with ASDs. Tests usually include a chromosomal microarray to find small areas with extra or missing pieces of DNA and testing for fragile X syndrome. Fragile X syndrome is a common known cause of ASDs, but it accounts for only about 1% to 2% of autism cases.
Some children with ASDs, mainly those with global delays, may have differences in the development of their facial features, hands, feet, and skin. If your child's pediatrician notices any of these features, more blood tests may be ordered. This is to see if these findings are really clues to possible rare genetic syndromes associated with ASDs. A syndrome is when a group of symptoms or signs occurs together.
The doctor may also look at your child's birth records to make sure all of the newborn screening tests were normal. If these results cannot be found, new tests may be ordered.
Some children with ASDs may have seizures. Others may have movements of their face, hands, or arms that they cannot control that are not seizures. If your child's pediatrician thinks your child has seizures, he will likely refer your child to a neurologist—a specialist in medical problems affecting the brain. The neurologist may order an electroencephalogram (EEG) to study how your child's brain works.
Your child's head may be larger or smaller than average. Young children with ASDs tend to have larger than average head size. Your doctor or the developmental specialist or neurologist will decide whether a special radiology test called magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) should be obtained to look for any differences in the way your child's brain developed. This is more likely to be ordered if your child has a very small head or an abnormality on neurologic examination.
Neurologic tests may also be ordered to find the cause of regression (loss) or slowing of developmental milestones. About one-third of children who are diagnosed with an ASD appear to develop normally and then lose skills or stop developing new skills for a while. Autism regression often happens between 15 and 24 months of age, and researchers do not know why. If your child is tested during the time of regression, the doctor may order an EEG or MRI. If your child has stopped regressing and is now making progress in development, these tests may not be ordered.
If your child gets repeatedly sick with vomiting and unusual weakness during flu-like illnesses, your child's pediatrician may suspect a biochemical disturbance and refer you to a metabolic specialist or clinical geneticist for further testing.
Many children with ASDs tend to put things other than food in their mouth even when they are older. If your child does this, the doctor may order a lead level test, especially if your family lives in a high-risk area. Lead does not cause ASDs, but toxic levels can harm learning and make ASD symptoms worse. Iron deficiency may also make children put things other than food in their mouths. Your doctor might look for iron deficiency with blood counts and measures of iron stores. Low iron might also be related to poor sleep.
Chromosome testing or karyotype. Chromosome testing is an older test than microarray but still is an important way to find larger rearrangements and abnormalities in DNA structure. DNA is stained with a special dye and looked at under a microscope. If the DNA packages are arranged in a special order and placed on a piece of paper from the biggest to the smallest pairs, this is called a karyotype. There are normally 23 pairs of DNA packages, or chromosomes. This test is still the test of choice for finding non-subtle changes such as an extra chromosome 21, the cause of Down syndrome.
Comparative genomic hybridization microarray.
Microarray is a highly sensitive test using computer technology that can detect tiny DNA changes, such as an extra or missing piece of DNA. This test is also so sensitive that it can detect variation in the DNA pattern, which is often referred to as copy number variation (CNV). In the future, CNV may give important clues about gene changes that can lead to ASD.
Electroencephalogram (EEG). An EEG is a brain-wave test performed to look for seizures, which result from abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Special wires are placed on the child's head and hooked to a machine that picks up electrical waves from the brain and displays them on a monitor. A neurologist is the medical expert who interprets brain-wave patterns.
Fragile X syndrome. Fragile X syndrome is a genetic disorder that causes developmental delay and may be associated with ASDs. It has more severe symptoms in boys than girls because the gene is located on the X chromosome. The diagnosis of fragile X syndrome is made by a special DNA test that looks for certain changes that occur in a specific gene.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain is a sensitive way to look at how the brain has been formed. It does not involve x-ray exposure but does take a while to perform and may require sedation in children with ASDs who are unable to stay still.
Family handout from Autism: Caring for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Resource Toolkit for Clinicians, 2nd Edition, developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Council on Children With Disabilities Autism Subcommittee (ASC).


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In Sri Lanka, hundreds of people are fleeing the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)-controlled Vanni area in the north of the country to take refuge in relatively safe Vavuniya district to the south. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides mental health counselling in Vavuniya for patients traumatized by the fighting. MSF staff offer support to a local mental healthcare organization by training supervisors and helping new staff develop basic counselling skills.
MSF staff say patients arriving in Vavuniya hospital are in need of both medical care and counselling. MSF mental health officer Karen Stewart talks about what patients are going through.
Together with two other MSF mental health officers, I talked to about 25 people immediately after they arrived in the hospital. It's important they can talk to someone and express their fears and extreme anxiety. Of course, we can't reassure them about their families; we don't have first-hand information about what's happening inside the conflict zone or in the camps. But at least we show that people care about them.
People arrive here in a state of extreme anxiety and fear. They have been separated from their families and often have no news about their fate. Young children and elderly travelling with their caretakers claim they were separated at a checkpoint. The caretakers or family members who were healthy were forced to go to camps, while those wounded and sick had to go to the hospital.
Patients were told they would go to the hospital for a few days and then go back to the Vanni again. But later they heard they couldn't go back. At the same time, we could hear the bombing going on in the Vanni. You can imagine how desperate people were, thinking of their kids and other family members who were still there. People regretted coming here, saying they would prefer dying with their family to being in a camp.
Children at the hospital are unaccompanied. They scream and call out for their mothers. Elderly people are on their own. Some people have bad wounds, some have been amputated or badly hurt by shrapnel. A child spoke about how he was in a bunker with his cousins at the time of an attack. Out of the 10 people seeking refuge there, six people died.


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