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The aim of this atlas is twofold:- 1. help experts in the area of reproductive medicine with correct interpretation of histological findings. 2. Standardization of testicular biopsy analysis/procedures. This book will present histological illustrative material from paraffin and semi-thin sections of the human testis. The afore-mentioned sections are routinely used in the assessment of testicular morphology. The early detection of cancer in situ is based on the careful morphological investigation of the biopsy and immunohistochemistry (IHC). Therefore, this atlas will contain a detailed description of IHC methods focusing on the detection of early malignant changes. In addition, extensive descriptions will be provided concerning testicular neoplasms and their IHC. Modern molecular biological methods such as in situ hybridization, DNA microarrays and proteomics related to the testicular biopsy will be presented.
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UK investigators trying to puzzle out what caused the main gear box on that Bond Helicopters Eurocopter Super Puma to fail catastrophically have just confirmed that the task is proving every bit as tough as you might imagine. In a second 'initial' report they say that first it's now clear that the mechanics were effectively already doing the enhanced inspections that Eurocopter and EASA have since recommended – but there still wasn't adequate warning of the impending failure. And, to compound the situation, they still can't work out what did cause it. You can see where this is going: we now have an aircraft that is usedon inherently risky operations which has just suffered an unexplainedcatastrophic failure with no immediate hope of it being explained. Whatdo you do? Plenty of people would say ground it, and the AAIB's reporttoday makes it pretty clear that they're beginning to think the sameway. Worse, they don't distinguish between the L2 Super Puma of the typethat crashed and the newer EC225 version.
What they've actually done is effectively give Eurocopter one last chance. They've made the following urgent recommendation: Itis recommended that Eurocopter, with the European Aviation SafetyAgency (EASA), develop and implement an inspection of the internalcomponents of the main rotor gearbox epicyclic module for all AS332L2and EC225LP helicopters as a matter of urgency to ensure the continuedairworthiness of the main rotor gearbox. This inspection is in additionto that specified in EASA Emergency Airworthiness Directive2009-0087-E, and should be made mandatory with immediate effect by anadditional EASA Emergency Airworthiness Directive."
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I've come to peace with the intervention I had with Tehani's birth. Who knows, if I had planned a homebirth, if I wouldn't have been transferred to the hospital due to prolonged rupture of membranes and very slow progress. I understand now that because I was tired, my uterus was tired, and a tired uterus doesn't contract well (thank you, Peggy Vincent, author of Baby Catcher).
It get a sick feeling in my stomach to think how close I came to having an unnecessary c-section. I realize now how lucky I was. I'm lucky that my sweet Tehani handled pitocin contractions so well and didn't go into distress (I think will love her for tolerating labor well all her life). I'm lucky that Mindy suggested the interventions that she did to get Tehani out before the on-call OB showed up with his scalpel. ETA, I also believe that I'm lucky that Tehani was in a good position when Mindy ruptured the headwaters and that she stayed in a good position, despite the epidural.
I wish America was different. I wish women, especially first time moms (who tend to have pretty long labors), didn't have to labor under threat of c-section.
I want another child and a chance to have a better birth experience, but now is not the time.
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wow, just stumbled upon this thread and it helps to see that other people are still hurt after having an unnecessary c-section too! While I am not opposed to medical interventions I wished I would have been a little wiser when I had my daughter two years ago. I wish I would have know that every intervention I had (induction, epidural etc.) would highten my chances for a c-section. I am still not healed emotionally from surgery and I am full of regret. I am thinking about ttc for #2 and am leaning towards a natural birth plan in order to avoid another c-section. DH is leary about V-bac and I am trying to educate myself as much as possible. Anyway, thanks to all of you who have posted your not-so-great stories and maybe together, we can gather stregnth from pain.
Well, I've entered into a new phase of my healing journey. I am pregnant and due in May 2009!! I am so excited and we are planning for a homebirth. I'm excited to think that we are doing everything we can to make this birth a more positive experience for both me and baby. I have my fears, based on what happened last time, but I'm doing everything I can to work through those and stay positive. I feel like along with blessing my family with another child, God has given us a new chance to do things in a better way.
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Activism continues to be my healing path. I sat on Tuesday night with a group of doulas who are associated iwth DoulaCare in Toronto, who patiently listened to my birthstory and waited through the pain it still causes me 2 1/2 years later, and who all entered into a passionate discussion about birth and breech birth and what they can do to help their clients and implement change. What a restorative, inspiring evening. What beautiful, beautiful women.
It does bring home to me how fresh that day still is, how fresh the pain still is if I actually allow it to come forward.
I just "discover this thread" ! SORRY...
Well I have GHOST..; this is how I refer to my birth experience...
I had my ideas... (we all have) and a great (super) DOULA and DH... but
I never had "early" labor I went from NOTHING to Active labor : contraction every 3mn or 4mn lasting over 50sec each..... started at 2am.... went to Hospital after talking to my OB and my doula at 9am.... NEVER dilated (arrived at 1cm) after 24hr I was barely 5cm....
Baby turned and he went from perfect LOA to EXTREMELY PAINFUL BACK LABOR.... I got saline shot for this and the pain went away... (my doula knew about those)
got an EPI (agreed on without regrets) after 24hr was DEAD TIRED....
I asked for LOW dose and I could move my legs alone...
after 36 hr or active labor my OB and my MW came in and told me (I was only 8cm then) it is UP TO YOU we either go now on C-Section or we can give you an other 12hrs....
I was exhausted and tired I said NOW...
I am very UPSET after ME and NOBODY ELSE....
why did my body didn't work with me...
why didn't had the strengh to go few more hours...
I have a "hole" now.. I have a baby but never really gave birth to him...
Only the one who had C-Section like me understand the "giving birth" mising part....
I still can't look at my scar... and it is has been almost 9 month.....
I love my son and Idon't think of the hours before I had him him my arms when I am with him!.... but alone at night I do.....
This is it for now.....
I had a realization last night. Even those who understand that the birth experience is significant separate from the outcome have tried to help me by saying, "Just look at your beautiful baby and let your love for him help you heal" or other things to that effect...
But it doesn't help. In fact sometimes the suggestion that it should help makes me feel resentment towards him - and that's not fair. And when you know that over 80% of babes born in developed countries are born healthy no matter how they got here - it helps even less. You can't make it a goal to achieve something that is all but guaranteed.
And the thing is that I can accept that the MW had a valid reason in her mind that made her decide to transfer - it's what happened after that decision that was truly traumatic. It was being stripped of my support systems and being attended by this MW who did not, by her actions, have the best interest of me or my baby at heart. Inside my birth experience I was violated, stripped of my dignity and all my desires for the birth. I had no advocate and no one to protect me or my baby. Not during the birth and not afterward.
As it turned out, Yitzchak was born with low apgars and was blue and taking his time getting a full deep breath. But it was in spite of the MW, the doctors and the nurses that he filled his lungs and brought himself fully into this world. They did nothing but harm and yet in spite of that my son is healthy and beautiful and here. So how do you evenheal from that? How do you find purpose or meaning or peace in a circumstance that seems to have none?
I know it's only been 3 weeks, but I feel I don't have a way to make this heal, I feel like it won't be different in another 3 weeks, or 3 months or 3 years, b/c I don't see a way to come to peace. It might be duller, but will it go away? I don't know...
~Ayelet & Yoram
Tani 7/6/04
Odeliya 3/8/07
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Yitzchak, 22.6.09
Asa'el, 14.10.11
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I've been avoiding this board, and birth, and myself for more than six months. If healing has happened for me, it has been passive - like the way your body heals from a cold if you ignore it long enough,and then one morning two weeks later you realize you slept all night and you're not congested at all.
In the past two weeks Birth has hunted me down, forced me to remember her and remember how much I once loved her. And also how vicious she can be. How subvertivly she injects her precepts into every other chapter of your life. She found me, I cowered and she insisted that I watch. That I be present and informed and that I bear witness to her beauty and her ugliness, her silence and her fury, her undying strength and her paralyzing fear.
I watched, I advised, I conferred, and I wept.
And now I know that there is an active part that I must play in my healing - and I must take this step. Today it was shown to me that I am at the hub of a network of people that need to be connected and that the butterfly effect that I pray will ensue can affect real, tangible change for women giving birth here in Israel.
I'm putting this here in the hope that getting these thoughts out will be a step towards making them a reality. I know I'm being ambiguous, but that's because it's still ambiguous to me. And it feels too big to put into words. But this purpose has filled me the way water fills every crevice of space in its container, the way it will even defy gravity to fill in each crack. As I find the words, I will share them. But for now I feel I have taken a necessary step just by writing this down.
~Ayelet & Yoram
Tani 7/6/04
Odeliya 3/8/07
NJ, USA to Israel 12/29/08
Yitzchak, 22.6.09
Asa'el, 14.10.11
Welcome baby boy!! 26.7.13
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I keep coming to this thread and then chickening out... Maybe soon I can start dealing with it. I created a private blog tonight to start putting my feelings together. I think that's the first step...
Now to hit Submit Reply before I chicken out again...
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*My healing birth story edited with what I wish I had done, and would do now in the same situation, as well as what I discovered after reading my medical records.*
(First, I would have hired a doula and taken some sort of childbirth preparation that was not hospital based; Bradley or Hypnobabies.) Sunday December 14, 2008, I began having contractions around 3 a.m. that were spaced around 5 minutes apart. I tried to go back to sleep to no avail, so I got up and got in the bathtub hoping to ease the discomfort. Nothing seemed to work, so I got back in bed and just waited it out. Later that evening DH and I decided to go to L&D and see if there was any progress. The Wednesday prior at my 38 week appointment, I was dilated to maybe a "fingertip" according to my doctor. After they examined me in L&D I was about 1-2 cms. They sent me home to wait for my contractions to get more painful or closer together.
Monday December 15, 2008, I was in a lot more pain throughout the early morning. I did not get any sleep and decided to see if my OB would see me in his office so we would not have to drive all the way to L&D again. When I got there he said I was still maybe 1-2. I was almost in tears at points because the contractions were so intense, but no closer together. I had a prenatal massage scheduled for that morning that I almost cancelled but decided to go in the hopes it would relax me a little. That was the best thing EVER! During the massage and afterwards, my contractions completely eased off. I could feel the tightening, but no pain during them for several hours.
Later that afternoon when I got home, I started to get the chills and took a bath because it was really cold outside. Then it occurred to me that I might have a fever. I took my temp and got 101.9 and we were off to L&D again. After the exam (I would not have allowed this exam as that was not the reason I was at the hospital. I was there for the fever.) the doctor said I was around 2.5 dilated, and baby looked great on the monitors. They then sent me home and told me to take Tylenol. (Here I would have told them that I was already taking Tylenol and I would have insisted that something be done, or at least requested a second opinion. I had the "gut feeling" at this point, but I was allowing them to talk me out of it.)
Tuesday December 16, 2008, I woke up early morning again with a ton of contractions around 3 to 4 minutes apart but still the same intensity. BUT I had horrible chills. I felt like I was rocking the bed. I decided to get up and take a bath to try to warm up and I took some Tylenol, phenergan, and tried to drink some water. After my bath I got really nauseated and threw up. I decided to take my temperature again and got 103.5! Off to L&D again!
This time as soon as they hooked me up to the monitors, I knew something was wrong. My LO's heart rate was around the 200s. The doctor seemed really concerned and immediately admitted me. During the exam I had not made any progress (I would not have allowed this exam either; again, I was there for the fever and the pain, not to see how much "progress" I had made). They put me on fluids, and continually monitored the baby. Later that evening my fever broke (I sweated through all the linens… gross!) and the baby's heart rate dropped to a better level. They said if my fever stayed down they would talk about inducing on Wednesday. (At this point, knowing now what I know about Chorio, I would have insisted on an immediate induction since time is of the essence with this infection. The longer the baby stays in when the infection is uncontrolled, the more risk there is to mother and baby especially if you are at term, and I was 39 weeks.) They also did an amnio to make sure the baby's fluid was not infected, and then they flu-tested me and took all kinds of blood. The rest of the night was pretty uneventful, and the next day is where all the fun began.
Wednesday December 17, 2008, at 8:30 am they entered the pill to ripen my cervix (Cytotec) some more since I had not had any progress but was having regular contractions (I would never have allowed Cytotec if I had been truly informed). At 1:00 pm they started the pitocin. The contractions got a little more intense, but nothing unbearable. At 2:30 pm I was 100% effaced so the doctor decided to break my water (I would never allow AROM knowing what I know now about Chorio or knowing she was posterior). I immediately went to about 4 cms and the pain was tremendous, especially to my right side and around the right side of my back. (This is where I would have INSISTED that I be able to get up and move around. I had been redirected back to my bed and on the monitors several times at this point.) At 3:00 pm they allowed me to get the epidural (With the infection and the increased pain perception it causes, I think I would have ended up with the epidural anyways, but I would at least have waited until hitting 5 cms since I now know that getting one so early significantly increases the chance of a c/s). It gave me some relief but never took effect on my right side or right side of my back. (Here I would have asked for them to re-do the epidural instead of just giving me more doses of the meds. Or if that was not possible I would have asked for a spinal.) The next few hours were pretty much a blur of pain and DH telling me to breath. They gave me several doses of the epidural but it never took full effect on my right, although my legs were completely gone. Around 12 am I started throwing up because of the pain and was losing my mind because I had not made any further progress. The doctor decided to do a C/S due to "failure to progress". I was ready for anything; I just wanted to be out of pain.
They finally took me to the back and gave me so much epidural medicine that the anesthesiologist had to call and get a second opinion. They kept asking me in between contractions if I could feel them pinching my belly and I could. The epidural only took effect from my hips down. So they decided I would have to go completely under. I was so upset because DH could not be there, but I felt like I was going to die if they didn't do something soon. I went out like a light. (I would have wanted to try the spinal before going under general anesthesia.)
Sylvia Joleigh was born at 3:18 am on Thursday December 18, 2008. She was 8 lbs. and 19 inches long. I wasn't really able to enjoy her at first because I felt so weak and I had the shakes so bad. They were uncontrollable. DH was wonderful though. I knew he was really worried about me, but he took great care of her during that time period. We were sent to postpartum and I thought everything was going well until the nurse noticed that my baby girl was grunting constantly. I thought it was just normal baby stuff, but they took her temp and it was low. Her blood sugar was also extremely low (around 35). And that's when they made the call to put her in NICU. I think that maybe she ended up with the same infection I had. They did so many tests (on her and me) and they all came back negative. No flu, no cold, no nothing; just an elevated white blood count. But they decided to keep her and run a full course of antibiotics. It was heartbreaking to me to see her with an IV in her head and oxygen on. I have never cried so much in my life. I couldn't stand having to leave her every day.
Finally on Sunday they released me from the hospital and we stayed in a hotel across the road until they released Sylvia on Tuesday. The best Christmas present ever! She is breastfeeding like a champ and doesn't seem to have any problems. And in between that time DH's command denied a Red Cross request for an emergency leave extension (but that's in a whole other post). (Here I should have raised HOLY HELL with his rear-detachment and Red Cross!!!)
So it was a very long, painful, and emotional, process but totally worth it when I look into my little girl's eyes, or watch her while she sleeps. Thanks for reading!
What I found out after the fact, once I read my medical records in 2010:
(I should have insisted that my OB sit down with me and take the time to go over my medical records at my post-partum appointment. I tried to ask questions, he gave me a bunch of medical mumbo-jumbo that I didn't understand, and then rushed me out the door. I wish I had made him go through page by page and explain to me what happened and why.)
-I had an infection called Chorioamnionitis. Some of the signs are high fever, increased fetal and/or maternal heart rate, uterine sensitivity, extremely ineffective contractions, excessive bleeding after birth
-Amniotic fluid of an infected mom also often shows low glucose and elevated white blood counts, both of which Sylvia had after birth
-The baby was posterior
-One of the worst things you can do with a mother who has Chorio is rupture membranes if they haven't been ruptured. I also should have never let them rupture my membranes since she was posterior.
-With Chorio, every effort should be made to limit cervical exams
-Sylvia had to be resuscitated at birth
-I lost 800 cc of blood which is basically a hemorrhage
Well, there ya go! Thanks for reading if you made it through. I know there is no sense in re-playing and wishing I could have done things different. At least I am at peace now knowing that the pain I was feeling was justified and not just from "being a first-time mom". I am also at peace knowing that the c/s was most likely imminent. I think it is something like 60% of moms who present with Chorio need a c/s, and that it is considered a medical emergency. There for the longest I felt like maybe I had dreamed all of this up in my head and that it wasn't as bad as it sounded or looked when I wrote it out. But it was bad! WAY bad! I also found out later that Chorio can be fatal in newborns; I can't remember the exact number, but 10-15% who are born with signs of infection do not make it
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I think every day about William's birth. I think about things I wished I had done differently.
I know I was at the end of my rope. I know that at the time I couldn't trek on anymore. I know I had to go to the hospital for the epidural, but what if I had slept longer maybe I wouldn't have needed the epidural. After 25 hours of labour, and multiple hours stalled at 9cm I was exhausted. If I had slept longer after I went into labour at 3:30am would I have had the energy to carry on? If I had done more squats on the stairs would William's head have turned so I could have pushed him out at home? If I had him at home my midwife would not have cut an episiotomy like the OB did. I wouldn't have had to walk around for weeks after William's birth with that pain as a reminder (and wouldn't have a scar forever). I should have told the OB not to cut me, but I was scared enough as it was and just wanted my baby out.
I've had people tell me "I knew you'd get the drugs". I didn't get the drugs for the pain. I laboured for 25 hours without the drugs. The pain wasn't the reason I got the drugs, I got the drugs because my body was exhausted, I was exhausted and an exhausted Mom can't push out a baby.
I talk about natural birthing and I've had people tell me "well you didn't have your baby naturally"... no I didn't... but I wish I had.
After William's birth, I said up and down that I was "okay" with his birth. But I wasn't. I don't know who I was trying to convince. I was sad. I didn't get the birth I wanted, the birth I'd envisioned.
I had the honour of attending 5 home births. There is part of me that is so crushed because I can't say "I got my homebirth". I am such an advocate for natural birthing, especially after William's birth. "Aren't epidurals wonderful?" No... No they're not. Once I had my epidural my labour stopped, and once I had the pitocin William's heart rate crashed. I also feel a little cheated because of my epidural. I didn't get to feel the birth of my son. I know some people would tell me I'm lucky for not being able to feel the pain of childbirth. But I wanted the whole birth experience. Having been to births I had an understanding of the pain that was involved, but I wanted that, I wanted to feel my boy being brought into this world.
I know next time will be different. I know next time I can try again for my home birth.
I tried to go into William's labour open minded. I knew that complications could happen; I just didn't think they would happen to me.
I've been debating posting anything at all, I feel like I shouldn't complain. I feel guilty for complaining about the birth of my perfect son. I feel like complaining about the birth means I'm complaining about him, even though I know none of this birth was his fault. He couldn't have done anything differently...
I feel really silly and unjustified in my feelings. It could have been worse, I could have had a c-section, and other people have had worse birth experiences... so what gives me the right to complain? After all, I was able to delivery my healthy baby vaginally.
Anyway, I just needed to get this out and put it some place where people have been through the pain that I feel. I'm sad that other people have felt this sadness, but at the same time, it's nice to know I'm not alone.
I know I'll become more and more okay with William's birth and someday maybe I'll look back and say "I gave it my all". But for now, 4 months later, my heart hurts and aches from the birth I didn't get.
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Meet Bobby Silcott, founder of the Maine POM Project, which aims to equip fire departments and rescue organizations throughout the state with oxygen masks for pets.
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Get the scoop on a successful kennel enrichment program that makes shelter dogs happier and more adoptable.
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An abandoned cat in Oregon goes from a locked storage unit to a loving home.
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An overstaying Vietnamese man was on Friday given a jail term of three years and three months and 12 strokes of the cane for robbing an elderly coffeeshop helper.
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AHMEDABAD, India--Pizza Hut has expanded its Pan Hindustani menu with the launch of Chettinad pizzas.
According to the Business Standard, toppings on the new pies are influenced by traditional south Indian flavors centered on spices, peppers and chilies. The Chettinad range will complement the company's tandoori range launched a year ago.
Among the new offerings are the Veg Nilgiri, the Deccan Chicken, the Dakshin Paneer and the Southern Supreme.
Pizza Hut has very high hopes for the new lineup; it expects sales will rise by 45 percent by the end 2004.
"Within a short period, we have the tandoori range and the Chettinad range, which will be permanent features of our menu at every Pizza Hut outlet," said Raghuvesh Swarup, marketing manager at Pizza Hut India. "Pizza Hut will definitely come out with more regional flavors in the near future."
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Nolan & Bale Returning For Justice League Movie?!?Reported by Jay Cochran - 07:39 AM 2013.03.04
The move fan site Latino Review has posted some interesting rumors that if true would be sure to shake up the super hero world to it's core. They report that Director/Producer Christopher Nolan has been hired by Warner Brothers to oversee all their DC Comic based movies as producer. So like with the upcoming Man of Steel movie which is being produced by Nolan and directed by Zack Snyder, anything WB does with a DC Comic based character will have Nolan's influence attached to it.
The report goes on to say that the studio is looking for Snyder to also direct the Justice League movie and that they want actor Christian Bale to come back and reprise his role as Batman for it. He would be joining actor Henry Cavill who is playing Superman in the upcoming Man of Steel movie. Now all this sounds great, but I would recommend anyone reading this that you take this news with a huge grain of sale, especially the part about Bale and Snyder. Even if the studio is seriously considering making these moves, my guess a lot will depend on how successful the Man of Steel will be at the box office when it opens in June. If the new Superman movie bombs at the box office or even only does mediocre, then I don't see Warner Bros. putting Snyder at the helm of another big tentpole super hero movie. I will say if Warner Bros. really wants to compete with Disney and the Avengers than getting Bale to reprise his role as Batman would be a pretty good move, but only time will tell. To see the entire report about all this check out the video below. Commentsblog comments powered by DisqusMORE movies NEWS |
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Nashville Predators coach Barry Trotz doesn't feel at ease with his team's spot in the Western Conference standings, but at least the club has plenty of upcoming home games to help make its postseason push.
The St. Louis Blues don't have that luxury.
The Predators go for their first 10-game home point streak in five seasons on Thursday night when they try to win their fifth straight this season over the Blues, who open a road-heavy portion of their schedule.
Despite Nashville (35-19-6) maintaining a three-point edge over sixth-place Chicago with Tuesday's 3-1 victory over Northwest Division-leading Vancouver, Trotz is far from comforted by his team's position. Eighth-place Los Angeles is just 10 points back.
"We're at home here, and you've got to get some points," Trotz said following the opener of the four-game stretch at Bridgestone Arena. "... we've got a little bit of separation from eight place, but it's not enough."
Playing six of its next eight on home ice could help Nashville create that separation.
The Predators have lost just three times in their last 18 at Bridgestone Arena.
Their 8-0-1 run at home is their best since a 9-0-3 stretch from Oct. 14-Dec. 16, 2006.
Led by a goal and two assists from Martin Erat and 42 saves from Pekka Rinne, Nashville pushed its winning streak in this Central Division series to four with a 3-1 home victory on Feb. 4.
The Predators trail fourth-place St. Louis (36-17-7) by just three points.
"Bottom line is we need to start racking up some points against teams that are ahead of us," rookie center Craig Smith said.
The Blues were hoping to make their third and final regular-season visit to Nashville in 2011-12 on the heels of a franchise-record 22-game home point streak, but that surge ended with Wednesday's 4-2 loss to Boston.
"I thought we played really well that whole second period,'' said coach Ken Hitchcock, who is 0-11-6 with a tie in his last 18 games in Nashville. "We just couldn't get that (game-tying) goal even when we had all the play in their zone.''
The Blues will try to avoid their first three-game skid since Dec. 27-31 as they open a stretch of 14 of 18 away from home.
St. Louis has scored two goals or fewer while losing nine of 13 on the road.
The Blues could begin this stretch of six straight outside St. Louis with Jaroslav Halak in net after Brian Elliott, the league leader with a 1.65 goals-against average, lost his second consecutive start on Wednesday.
Halak, who has been fighting a bout of the flu, is 0-2-2 with a 1.69 GAA while starting all four games versus Nashville in 2011-12.
Rinne, the league leader with 33 wins, has stopped 147 of 152 shots in those contests.
He is 15-2-1 with a 2.19 GAA in his last 18 home starts, which includes a 39-save effort on Dec. 17 in a 2-1 shootout victory over St. Louis.
Predators center Mike Fisher has six goals - tied with Sergei Kostitsyn - and a team-best 15 points during the Predators' home point streak. Fisher scored in the Blues' last visit.
Nashville is 11-0-3 when Fisher finds the back of the net.
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- Smoke Detectors (One for every level of your home)
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- Safety Gates (For stairs, use gates that can screw into walls. Don't use the old-fashioned "V" shaped gates.)
- Anti-scald Devices for Faucets (These may need to be installed by a plumber)
- Corner and Edge Bumpers (For corners of furniture)
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- Talk with your children and teach them proper safety.
- Always watch and supervise your children. Don't ever leave them by themselves.
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Simplicity and Performance: JavaScript on the Server
For the next example, let's serve up files from the local filesystem. If the file is available in the document root, let's return it with a 200 response; if it is not, let's return a 404 status code and an error message.
Like last time, you need the http module. Unlike last time, you also need the modules to read from the filesystem, and an ability to process URLs:
var http = require('http'), fs = require('fs'), ↪path = require('path'), url = require('url');
Create the server and its handler, and listen on port 8080 (just to annoy Tomcat) in the same way as last time:
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The difference is in the handling code. Now, when you get a request, you want to see whether it exists in the filesystem, and if so, return it:
http.createServer( function(request, response) { // __dirname is a special variable set by node var file = __dirname+path; // check if the requested path exists path.exists(file, function(exists) { if (exists) { } else { }); }); }).listen(8080);
You use the path module to check whether the file is available, but you do it asynchronously. Normally, file access is very slow, and everything in the thread or process will block. With Node's event-driven model, nothing blocks; rather, the system continues to move and calls the function(exists) callback when it has an answer if the file exists.
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Option Brief: Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) calls and puts traded in near parity yesterday, as about 45,000 total contracts were on the tape by the closing bell. Accounting for more than one-quarter of the action was the mobile concern's May 6 put, which saw north of 12,000 contracts change hands throughout the session.
Seventy-five percent of the volume at that deep out-of-the-money (OOTM) strike crossed off the ask price, suggesting the contracts were purchased. What's more, open interest swelled by nearly 9,700 positions overnight -- the most of any strike -- making it safe to assume long positions were created.
By buying the NOK puts to open, Wednesday's traders likely had one of two possible motives. On the one hand, they may expect the shares to drop from their current perch at $7.26 to below $6 by the close on Friday, May 16, when the options expire. More likely, however, given the option's deep OOTM status and Nokia's long-term gains -- the shares have more than doubled in value in the last year -- the puts may be intended as protection, as shareholders look to lock in a minimum exit price should the equity take an unexpected short-term tumble. Regardless of the motive, the most the buyers have at stake is the initial premium paid.
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Shenanigans, tomfoolery, hanky panky, funny business… all things you will hear none of Kinetics' latest feature. OK, some hanky-panky may be involved—but in any case, there's absolutely No F**king Around. Off Kinetics & One Love's forthcoming full-length, this remix finds the Ithaca beatsmith taking inspiration from indie-rock group Rafter's record of the same title. Backed by the Asthamatic Kitty signees' quirky, vocoder-laced grooves, the Big Apple rhymesayer gives listeners the lowdown on his hella-fide mic skills and his effortless way with women. Lighthearted as his verses may be, the emcee showcases some dead-serious mic skills, packing his complexly-rhymed bars with dizzying double-entendres: "The reason I'm doin' this one-twoin': when I spit, Sir, I sick (Isaac)—Newton / They don't have to be sittin' under an apple tree; when they battle me they'll be feelin' the effects of gravity." Kinetics & One Love's Cross-Fading Back To Normal LP has yet to receive a drop date—keep it locked for the latest details. In the meantime, fans can click here to peep the official preview video, shot in Cali's historic Castle Green.
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I was in the lower level of the Century 21 Shoe Department in the Financial District a few weeks ago, where I witnessed a middle-aged man taking photos on his cell phone of a woman in a skirt trying on shoes. Being familiar with your website I tend to be aware of potentially harassing behavior, unfortunately I did not have my phone on me to snap a pic of him. I noticed the man standing behind a circular rack of rainboots doing something with his cell phone, as I looked around I continued to notice his unusual behavior. Then I noticed the woman in the skirt trying on shoes, as she stood up to look in the mirror he stuck his phone below her skirt to snap a photo, at which point I yelled "what do you think you're doing!?!?" He pretended to be bending over to pick up a pair of boots off the rack. I told the woman what he was doing.
Just wanted to let everyone know to beware of this creep the next time you're trying on shoes.
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