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Robert Bradley Floyd, age 43, of Memphis, Tenn., passed away Friday, Dec. 9, 2011.
He is survived by his loving wife of 11 years, Shelley Gardner Floyd, and their two children: Kate (8) and Jake (5). Mr. Floyd was a devoted, caring and loving husband and father who was completely and passionately committed to his family. He is also survived by his parents, Kay and Tommy Floyd, and one brother, Brent Klutts, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and wonderful friends. To his many friends he was the consummate gentleman, sportsman, host and above all a loyal and trusted companion. He was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Robert Bradley Floyd was born Oct. 8, 1968, in Columbus, Miss. He graduated from Oak Hill Academy where he served as class president all 12 years, won the drama award several times for his many leading roles, played varsity tennis, and was awarded Outstanding Student and elected into the Hall of Fame his senior year. He graduated from Mississippi State University with a B.S. in Marketing. After receiving his marketing degree, Mr. Floyd was manager for Smith and Byars in Columbus. For the past 13 years, he served as Client Services Manager for Talent Force Staffing in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Floyd was an avid fly fisherman who cared for and loved the outdoors. He was a regular platelet donor for Lifeblood and volunteer bell ringer for the Salvation Army as well as volunteer with the Angel Tree program. Mr. Floyd was a member of Christ United Methodist Church and loved the Lord with all his heart.
Funeral services are today, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011 in Wilson Chapel at Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tenn., at 2 p.m. with burial to follow at Memorial Park Cemetery.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials be made in BradŌĆÖs memory to St. MaryŌĆÖs Episcopal School, 60 Perkins. Ext., Memphis, 38117 and Christ Methodist Day School, 411 S. Grove Park, Memphis, 38117.
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, November 17, 1:30 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Folsom Field (53,613) -- Boulder, Colorado. Television: ESPN U. Home Record: Washington 5-1, Colorado 0-4. Away Record: Washington 1-3, Colorado 1-5. Neutral Record: Washington 0-0, Colorado 0-0. Conference Record: Washington 4-3, Colorado 2-4. Series Record: Washington leads 6-5-1.
GAME NOTES: Seeking a strong finish to the season, the Washington Huskies invade Folsom Field to battle the struggling Colorado Buffaloes in Pac-12 action.
The Huskies won three of their first four games, then lost three straight, but after a 34-15 rout of Utah last weekend, they have now won three in a row. The up and down season has resulted in a 6-4 overall mark and a 4-3 ledger in conference play. With the win over the Utes, Washington is bowl eligible for the third straight season, the first time since a three-year bowl streak from 2000 to 2002.
On the other side Colorado has been a much more consistent team although not in the manner the Buffaloes would want. After yet another rout last weekend (56-31 at Arizona) the Buffaloes are now just 1-9 overall. Colorado has lost six straight games entering this matchup and has been outscored 317-68 during that streak. Colorado is fortunate enough to have its lone win be against a conference foe (35-34 at Washington State).
This is only the second season in which Washington and Colorado have shared conference ties. Last season during Colorado's inaugural Pac-12 campaign, Washington rolled up a 52-24 victory on its home field to take control in the all-time series which the Huskies now lead 6-5-1.
For Washington the 34 points it scored against Utah was a huge step forward for its offense. The Huskies are scoring only 22 points per game this season with its season high of 52 points coming against an FCS opponent (Portland State). In a conference that houses such high-octane offenses as Oregon and Arizona, the Huskies have been rather pedestrian picking up 342.6 yards per game which is the third lowest mark in the Pac-12.
Leading the way for the offense is Keith Price. The junior has not been able to recapture the magic of his sophomore season but has still been solid this season. He has completed 60.9 percent of his passes for 2,042 yards and 11 touchdowns but has also been intercepted 10 times. Last year Price finished with 33 touchdown passes and 11 interceptions.
Taking in the bulk of Price's throws has been the tandem of Kasen Williams and Austin Seferian-Jenkins. Seferian-Jenkins has been particularly productive from the tight end spot with 55 receptions for a team-leading 729 yards and four touchdowns. Both his receptions and yardage totals are single season records for a Washington tight end. Seferian-Jenkins also holds the record for most career receptions by a tight end at Washington with 96. Williams has pulled in a team-high 56 passes for 620 yards and also leads in touchdown receptions (five).
Bishop Sankey, A sophomore running back, has amassed 1,011 yards and 13 touchdowns this season after hIs fifth 100-yard rushing effort of the season against Utah. Sankey is one of only five players in the Pac-12 to have 1,000 yards rushing at this point in the season.
Washington is a middle of the road squad in comparison to the rest of the Pac-12 in terms of defense. The Huskies are giving up 372.9 yards of total offense (fifth in Pac-12) and 25.2 points per game (eighth). Washington has really struggled with creating pressure on opposing backfields with a conference worst 47 tackles for loss and 17 sacks.
Linebacker John Timu has been at the center of the defense and has contributed across the board. Timu has a team-high 61 tackles has collected a pair of interceptions and has forced a fumble. Andrew Hudson has been the best version of a pass rusher with a team-leading 4.5 sacks. The secondary has strength with safety Sean Parker (56 tackles) and Shaq Thompson (57 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 2 INTs).
Although Colorado suffered a defeat against Arizona, it can take away some positives from the trip to Tucson. The Buffaloes finished with 437 yards of total offense which was the second highest total for Colorado this season and came a week after it finished with only 76 total yards. Offensive success like that has been rare for Colorado which ranks last in the conference in both total offense (306.8 ypg) and scoring (17.6 ppg).
With such weakness on offense Jon Embree let his quarterbacks compete last week for the starting job against Arizona. Sophomore Nick Hirschman won the job and played reasonably well. He threw for 123 yards on 12-of-13 passing but could sit out this week due to concussion-like symptoms. If Hirschman can't go then fellow sophomore Connor Wood will get the start. Wood came in the third quarterback for Hirschman last weekend and connected on 4-of-7 pass attempts for 90 yards and his first career touchdown pass.
In a season that has had very little success, Colorado can take some solace in the play of Christian Powell. The freshman running back gives the Buffaloes a building block for the future as he has rushed for 625 yards and seven touchdowns this season. His rushing total is the fourth most in a single season by a freshman. Powell has rushed for more than 100 yards three times this season including his 137-yard effort against Arizona last weekend.
Not surprisingly Colorado has been just as bad on defense. The Buffaloes are ranked at the very bottom of the Pac-12 in both scoring (47.2 ppg) and total defense (505.0 ypg). In fact Colorado is the only team in the conference to be giving up more than 35 pointS and 500 yards per game.
Derrick Web leads the team in tackles with 82, while Terrel Smith has 69 stops out of the secondary. Chidera Uzo-Diribe leads the team in sacks (six) but has not recorded a quarterback takedown in the last four weeks. Uzo-Diribe's inability to get pressure of last has hurt Colorado as it is tied with Washington for the second fewest sacks in the Pac-12 (17).
The Huskies have really elevated their play at the right time. Price is getting into a more consistent rhythm and the multitude of offensive weapons the Huskies possess has really blossomed.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Washington 38, Colorado 14


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My site is http://www.krystasfoodblog.com Usual.ly, I wouldn't recommend my own site but I would like to get it out there as I am proud of the dishes I put out and want to get to know more people. And besides, the other option was to get a friend to create an account and recommend it for me. I'm not sure which is worse, so I'm just being upfront about it from the get-go. I love to cook and eat and I am constantly trying to improve my skills at photographing food. I'd be honored if you stopped by.
I have a blog that is dedicated to baking desserts from scratch and offering tips to people who are intimidated by scratch baking. It is called Baking Outside the Box.
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I'd like to suggest my own site as well. http://thesugarwaltz.blogspot.com/ I'm b.aking through the entire Rose's Heavenly Cakes book in a year or less. It's been an adventure so far and I have learned so much already! So far, I have completed 23 cakes since April 8. I am so grateful to Rose for sharing all of her knowledge in this lovely book and I can't wait to try all of the recipes!
Hi, Jane!
I second your suggestiton! What a feat! You have a beautiful blog, and I look forward to spending some time on it and reading all of your RHC experiences to date !!!
Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE two baking blogs that you don't have listed. Check out:
They both have fabulous recipes and beautiful photos of their goodies. I have made several recipes off both sites, and they turn out tasting so good!
I like Candy Favorites' blog at http://www.candyfavorites.com/blog It co.vers a number of candy-related topics, but I like their stuff on retro candy in particular.
this is my site of recipe and food:
I love using the Zerve website to search for chocolate and dessert activities across the US! http://www.zerve.com/search?query=Chocolate+dessert
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Distributed DBs Don't Live Up To Hype
Vendors love to solve problems by declaring them solved. Declarations don't require much research and development, don't take much time to produce and don't cost much to make.
Unfortunately, simply saying something is so doesn't make it so.
Client/server database systems, for example, are not necessarily distributed database systems. No matter what their vendors might say — and some vendors are trying to equate the two — the two are different.
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It took a bit longer than it really should have, but at long last I have defeated the Lich King.
It was the second kill for my guild. The first was two weeks ago. We've had a rough spring, with a fair bit of turnover, but it looks like we're doing much better now. We're 6/12 in Heroics as well.
I really like the Lich King fight. It's hard, and complex. But it also has a lot of the lore woven through the fight, in a manner that's unique in WoW raid fights so far. Blizzard did a really good job of integrating the lore into the fight.
Not to mention that's a great event for paladins, as it features three paladins or former paladins: Arthas, Tirion, and Bolvar.
About the only element I'd quibble with is Defile. Defile is a touch too hard, at least on normal. As well, the stacking buff doesn't really help with Defile. But then again, you could argue that the LK fight is all about Defile, and once your raid masters that, then the fight is 95% won.
This fight is pretty nerve-wracking for a paladin healer. Heavy tank damage plus high mobility is always dicey.
Last but not least, I like the decision to make the last 10% a free-for-all. It was fun as a healer to throw up Seal of Righteousness and start tossing Judgements, Holy Shock and Hammer of Wrath. We even popped Heroism for style.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Fall of the Lich King
It took a bit longer than it really should have, but at long last I have defeated the Lich King.
8 comments:
- Hairymuppet said...
- 1:08 AM, May 18, 2010
- Larísa said...
Big grats! A great feeling! The lore IS great, but I could have been without the last 75 or so speeches. 25 times would be enough imo. Coudn't they give Arthas some sort of limited attempts?
- 3:40 AM, May 18, 2010
- Johnny said...
Would you be able to elaborate a little more on your thoughts on Defile difficulty?
- 5:16 AM, May 18, 2010
- Niniel said...
- 6:13 AM, May 18, 2010
- jeffo said...
Congratulations! Hopefully we'll get ours before Cataclysm, heh heh
- 7:48 AM, May 18, 2010
- Bell said...
I think without Defile, the fight would have been way too easy. D:
- 12:17 PM, May 18, 2010
- Vidyala said...
Congratulations to you on the kill, that's awesome!
- 12:48 PM, May 18, 2010
- Hana said...
Grats! He's a tough bugger, isn't he? Defile's nutty enough on 10-man. I can only imagine what it's like on 25.
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Airbourne shot a video for their new song "Live It Up" this week down in Australia, and we've got some killer photos from the set! Check out the custom cars parked around the band and their wall of amplifiers, as well as the bandmembers posing with the video crew at day's end.
"Live It Up" comes from Airbourne's third album, Black Dog Barking, which will be available everywhere May 21!


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Recently, we told you about Baby, an adorable pup who has been in our care for more than a year and a half. This sweet dog, a victim of animal cruelty, has come a long way since we first met her, and she's still waiting to find a loving home.
In July 2012, a Good Samaritan found Baby tied to a tree, abandoned in the summer heat. Fortunately, they contacted the ASPCA, and Baby began her road to recovery that day at the ASPCA Animal Hospital.
Dr. Bonnie Wong, the ASPCA veterinarian who treated Baby, recalls that she had a severe neck wound consistent with having a chain embedded in her neck for a long period of time. Baby's body was in poor condition; she had a skin infection and scars on her face where it appeared other dogs had attacked her. After extensive treatment, including repetitive wound care and antibiotic treatments for her skin, Baby's condition improved and she was ready for adoption.
Since then, Baby has waited and waited for someone to take her home. In the time she's spent at our Adoption Center, our staff has grown immensely fond of this "oversized lap dog." She is incredibly friendly and loyal, and we can't wait until she has a permanent place to call home.
If you're interested adopting Baby, please call our Adoptions department in New York City at (212) 876-7700 ext. 4120. To learn more about Baby, please visit her page.
There are many volunteer animal transports that could help you. Look for them. I belong to one called Kindred Hearts Animal Transport. Do a search on google " animal transport service volunteers" you will get a whole lot of info. Plus you may find a group that can pick-up the dog, and foster her until a transport is arranged. I am sure ASPCA could recommend some ideas too.
Maybe Carla is not a good home. Many people say that if they could they would take the dog but do not mean it. They just say it trying to sound like such animal lovers. So please don't give advice to people just because they say things like that. If someone is truly serious about adopting a dog who lives far away they know what to do. Lots of people say "I would take them all" Lord, that sounds like a hoarder.
Hi Carla, I'm one of those people who would like to "take them all", but know I can't. I have 4 cats now, and not enough time for a dog. However, I never knew about free transportation to assist connecting pets and people. I would like to participate in that and will google for a group in my area.
Living far is not an excuse, animals are not expensive to ship, and you can find
places that will help with expenses, I have rescued three dogs, one from Florida,
two from new Orleans.
Richard, you don't know what other folks' resources are. I couldn't take her because I'm in Ontario and there's a moronic law against any pitty or pit mixes (plus, we are already home to 5 rescue animals and that's a full house.) Will YOU pay for the transport? If not, don't judge. And if you can -- bless you!
Exactly. I am so tired of hearing the old, lame excuse of "if I didn't live so far, I'd adopt him in a heartbeat."
(That is usually verbatim, BTW.) First of all, transport teams can get these pets to you. Secondly, and more importantly, if you could adopt an abandoned pet "in a heartbeat", why not visit your local shelters and do just that? There are literally thousands of dogs like this in need of homes each year. Do you really need a sad story about an abandoned pet from across the country to remind you of this? Go online. Make a phone call. Pay a visit. And take home that abandoned animal "in a heartbeat."
I am not crazy about the idea of anyone adopting a dog without meeting them first and I am kind of surprised the ASPCA and other shelters would allow this. Dogs I have adopted from rescues in the UK and the US will not let you do this. Battersea required 2 visits! And some even insist you bring along the pets you have to meet the new pup first, so distance is pretty relevant and some of these comments are not very kind. Also I am involved in volunteer dog transport and this can be very distressing for some dogs, especially if the distance is vast so not something to be undertaken lightly. Usually we are moving dogs between rescues, not for individuals anyway.


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There seems to be strong historical evidence that the founders of the country considered native born citizen and natural born citizen the same thing. Consider the following from commenter Ballantine and see of you don't agree:
No court has ruled on NBC. The court has not defined many terms, but that does not mean a definition is in doubt. Even if it was in doubt, the court will look to all early legal authorities to define such term…
With respect to native birth, Wong stated that since the common law was adopted, all children born in the US are generally native born citizens. You are simply trying to read an implication into a choice of terminology. The court made clear the English common law rules controlled and under the common law all the native born (subject to common law exceptions) were by definition "natural born." I think you need to refresh your Blackstone as you would see there are only 2 classes of people at birth under the common law, the natural born and the alien born. The natural born were also referred to as natives. There is no authority anywhere that says there is a difference between native and natural born under the common law.
Finally, here is a list of early authorities saying that the president needs to be native born citizen or a native. Take notice it includes the most influential scholars of the early republic that court consistently relies upon. If you or Leo [Donofrio] disagree with this multitude you need to find authority to the contrary. Clearly, there you have no such authority.
"No man but a native, or who has resided fourteen years in America, can be chosen President." Elliot's Debates –DEBATES IN THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ON THE ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION, pg 195-196 (statements of future Supreme Court Justice James Iredell, July 30, 1788).
"That provision in the constitution which requires that the president shall be a native-born citizen (unless he were a citizen of the United States when the constitution was adopted) is a happy means of security against foreign influence,…" St. George Tucker, BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES (1803) Continue Reading →


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DURHAM — Whether Duke's hot shooting or North Carolina State's suspect defense was to blame, the end result of Thursday night's game was that the Wolfpack couldn't match the Blue Devils' energy, according to Scott Wood.
"I think they just came out and played with a lot more intensity than we did," the Wolfpack guard said. "They played extremely hard and we just couldn't match that intensity."
N.C. State fell behind early and had its rally cut short during Thursday night's game, ending up on the wrong end of a 98-85 decision at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
It's third straight defeat and fifth loss in the last seven games for N.C. State (16-7 overall, 5-5 Atlantic Coast Conference).
"From my perspective it just kind of looked like Duke was just able to do whatever they wanted to do," N.C. State's Richard Howell said. "They had their way the whole first half."
By the time N.C. State had recovered from Duke's opening haymakers, the Wolfpack trailed 25-6 at the 12:14 mark.
N.C. State woke up to score 13 points in about the next three minutes. The problem was, the Wolfpack gave up 10 points in that stretch and never seemed to be able to stymie a relentless Blue Devils attack.
"You never know (if a team is going to cool down), but that's tough when a team comes out and shoots like that," said Wolfpack forward C.J. Leslie. "I don't care what team it is, that's tough for any team to deal with."
Duke heated up again in the last two minutes – rather, Seth Curry caught fire. The senior guard nailed a pair of 3s, added another two free throws and a jumper for 10 points in the last 2:06 of the first half.
"You've got to give them a lot of credit, they knocked down a lot of shots (Thursday) night," Wood said. "Some were tough, some we just let them have easy ones."
N.C. State rallied in the second half, cutting Duke's lead to nine on three occasions and to eight (93-85) with 1:07 left. Those moments came in the last five minutes, largely because Duke answered N.C. State baskets with at least two points 11 times in the first 15 minutes of the second half.
So N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried was left to praise only part of Thursday night's game.
"We could almost get it under 10 and get it right in there, and then they did a nice job of pushing it back out," Gottfried said. "Disappointed but proud of our effort there, the way we played about the last 30 minutes."
Some possible late-game heroics were canceled with 3:41 left in what was then an 11-point game, when Howell swung the ball and his elbow through and caught Mason Plumlee's nose.
Despite what was a late whistle – which came simultaneously with Howell's jumper swishing through the net – the senior forward was called for his fifth foul. He had scored 15 points in the second half, finishing with 23 for the game.
"I saw the ball through the net after they called that foul. In my opinion I didn't think it was a foul," Howell said of the play. "I felt me nick his nose, but he definitely had some acting going back."


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As a professional landscape, travel, and humanitarian photographer, Colby Brown has worked all over the globe in various environments documenting various cultures. In particular, his humanitarian photography has helped Colby to separate his name from others in an otherwise crowded photo industry. In 2011 he founded The Giving Lens, an organization that attempts to blend photo education and give back to local communities through sustainable development project. He brings photographers from all over the world to unique destinations with the goal of both furthering their photographic skill sets while also helping various important causes, such as clean drinking water, child education, women's rights, species preservation and more. Being a professional photographer, educating other professionals, Colby has no interest in compromising quality. Furthermore, when traveling to isolated and challenging locations, reliable gear is a must. When Colby visited a Maasai warrior tribe in Tanzania with The Giving Lens, he captured the images using a Phase One camera system equipped with an IQ260 digital back.
Could you shortly describe the idea behind The Giving Lens (TGL) and what you hope to achieve through it?
The idea behind The Giving Lens is simple, to provide opportunities for photographers from around the globe to help make tangible differences in the lives of the individuals and communities of developing countries. We blend the idea of photo education with support for sustainable development initiatives. We do this by taking teams of photographers, with various skill sets and backgrounds, to countries such as Tanzania, Peru and Cambodia. They not only learn how to become better photographers, but also help various causes such as clean drinking water projects, child education, women's rights, species preservation and more. With each trip acting as a fundraiser we donate up to 50% of the proceeds from the workshop. We hope to expand our operations around the world and help raise as much money and awareness as possible.
What are some of the more unusual experiences you have had when working on The Giving Lens project?
Every trip with TGL is different and unique because we take a very organic approach to helping the organizations and communities we connect with. It is through these connections that we are allowed to have access to individuals and families that wouldn't normally speak with us, let alone allow us to document their lives. A great example of this is the work we do in Granada, Nicaragua. We work with an NGO called Empowerment International, which focuses on child education for poverty stricken families. The majority of families that they help live in barrios/slums just outside the city. When our team gets to Granada, we get the amazing opportunity to spend a number of days walking through these barrios and documenting the lives of these children at home. For our participants, this is an eye opening and heart wrenching experience as most Westerners have never witnessed true poverty or seen the perseverance and hope that these kids embody first hand.
You don't work with people who are used to being in front of the camera, what do you do to make them feel at ease?
The key is to make people feel human. It is far too easy for photographers to treat other human beings as objects or simply photographs when they are traveling. They stick their cameras in strangers faces while walking through a city or a village and wonder why people are put off. For me, I generally have my camera hidden away in my backpack when I first enter an area. When I find a subject I know I want to photograph, I will try to get to know them first. Ask questions and engage with others in the area. Once people realize that I actually care to get to know them, they bring down their walls just a bit. You would be surprised at how easy it is to break the ice with a stranger by simply engaging with them first on a human level.
What was the reaction of the people you photographed from the Maasai tribe? The initial response through to the final images?
I think many people around the world don't realize just how special and powerful a photo can be. With the Maasai, many of the families and kids I documented had never seen a photo before, let alone one of themselves. Needless to say they were amazed, especially the children. Digital photography has allowed us to share these images instantly with those we photograph. The next step for TGL will be to get a number of images printed from our time with the Maasai and have them delivered to the families we worked closely with while in Tanzania.
After having worked with the IQ260, which feature would your highlight as the best / most important in your line of work, and why?
I would have to say the improved dynamic range and incredible pixel detail. When working with a large medium format sensor such as the one inside the IQ260, you have the potential to capture an incredible amount of light and detail in every one of your images. I fell in love with the Schneider Kreuznach 80mm f/2.8 lens as it allowed me to bring a photo journalistic style to my images with the Maasai, in addition to offering incredible sharpness and smooth bokeh.
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This is the free version, so it's just a taste of the whole game: it includes less cars available, the most of the cities are locked as well as some tuning features.
The main catch of the game is that once you've downloaded it, it requests for extra files downloading. It will be almost 100 mb! so better if you do it from Wi-Fi.And that's even worse because it doesn't allow to move it you the SD card. Besides that, they've been reported some crashes in a lot of devices (and not just in the oldest ones), white screens and lag problems as well.
Asphalt 5 has been developed by Gameloft, the well-known videogame developing company. Besides the PC (and other platform) games, they've also launched some great games in the Android Market like Assasin's Creed, Night Bowling, Uno... and many other.
Asphalt 5 is one of those game that make the most of the potential of our devices. Nice 3D Graphics and high playability. If it wasn't for the flaws we have commented above, it would give the 5 stars.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To help detect, aid in the diagnosis of, and sometimes monitor certain forms of the autoimmune disorder systemic vasculitis (inflammation of blood vessels)
To help distinguish between Crohn disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC), the two most common types of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD); as an adjunct to other IBD testing
When to Get Tested?
When you have symptoms such as fever, muscle aches, and weight loss that your health practitioner thinks may be due to a vascular autoimmune disorder; sometimes to monitor response to therapy
When you have symptoms such as persistent or intermittent diarrhea and abdominal pain that your health practitioner suspects may be due to an IBD; when your health practitioner wants to distinguish between CD and UC
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A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA) are autoantibodies produced by a person's immune system that mistakenly target and attack proteins within the person's neutrophils (a type of white blood cell). ANCA testing detects and measures the amount of these autoantibodies in the blood. Two of the most common types or subsets of ANCA are the autoantibodies that target the proteins myeloperoxidase (MPO) and proteinase 3 (PR3).
For the test, an individual's blood sample is mixed with neutrophils and the mixture is placed on a slide and treated with a fluorescent stain. If ANCA are present, they will produce a pattern of fluorescence that can be seen under a microscope. The pattern may be identified as cytoplasmic or cANCA, perinuclear (pANCA), or atypical ANCA (X-ANCA). Alternatively, the laboratory may test for myeloperoxidase antibodies or proteinase 3 antibodies directly using an ELISA assay. A combination of both fluorescence and ELISA tests are often done when working up suspected cases of vasculitis.
ANCA may be present in several autoimmune disorders that cause inflammation, tissue damage, and organ failure:
- Systemic vasculitis is a group of disorders associated with damage and weakening of blood vessels. It can cause tissue and organ damage due to the narrowing and obstruction of blood vessels and the subsequent loss of blood supply. It can also produce areas of weakness in blood vessel walls, known as aneurysms, which have the potential to rupture. The symptoms experienced by a person with systemic vasculitis depend upon the degree of autoimmune activity and the parts of the body involved. A few types of systemic vasculitis are closely associated with the production of ANCA:
- Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener granulomatosis)
- Microscopic polyangiitis
- Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Churg Strauss syndrome)
- Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN)
- Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) associated with swollen and damaged tissues in the lining of the colon. UC can be difficult to distinguish from Crohn disease (CD), another type of IBD that can affect any part of the intestinal tract. The presence of atypical ANCA is generally associated with UC (80% of patients), while only 20% of CD patients may be positive.
(For more information on these specific conditions, see the article on Vasculitis).
cANCA/PR3 antibodies are most frequently seen in granulomatosis with polyangiitis and pANCA/ MPO antibodies are most often associated with microscopic polyangiitis. However, both may be seen in all three types with varying degrees of reactivity.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm.
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Milwaukee fired head coach Larry Drew Monday night. The Nets will receive two second-round draft picks (2015 & 2019) from Milwaukee in exchange for permitting Kidd to pursue a coaching opportunity with Milwaukee.
In one season as head coach of the Nets, Kidd led Brooklyn to a 44-38 record during the regular season and a first round playoff win over Toronto before losing to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Kidd's exit comes after his proposal for expanding his role in the team was rebuffed by ownership. He had two years left on his contract with the Nets.
Brooklyn initially requested a 2015 first-round pick as compensation, while the Bucks offered only one second-round pick at first.
Drew compiled a 15-67 record last season, his fourth as head coach in the NBA. His first three were spent with the Atlanta Hawks.
"Despite the challenging season, Larry always handled himself and represented the Bucks in a first-class manner," Bucks general manager John Hammond said. "Larry did the best he could in a difficult situation, especially given all of our injuries. I want to thank Larry for all of his efforts, and we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors."
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There isn't any quit in the West Point Green Wave boys basketball team. That being said, the Oxford Chargers are not going to give any either.
Both teams knew this going into Friday night's district championship game at West Point High School. The first time they played, West Point won by nine. The second time, it was Oxford on top at the end by 19 points.
On Friday night, it was anybody's game through three quarters. In the fourth, however, the Chargers broke away for 24 points, leaving West Point in the dust in a 71-61 final.
"I'm disappointed, and they're disappointed, in the fact that we lost, but I could not be prouder of how hard they played," said West Point head coach Brad Cox of his team after the game. "Basketball means a lot to these guys, and they want to succeed. It hurt them tonight."
Knowing the district title was on the line, both teams came out with a lot of intensity in the first quarter. West Point scored 15 points in the first eight minutes, while they allowed 16 to Oxford.
Cortez Malone got the Green Wave on the board with a 2-point shot. A few minutes later, Daryl Thomas would break a 2-2 tie with a lay-up. Jaquille White added a pair of free throws, Tyrone Saverson hit a two, before A.J. Jones threw up the game's first three-pointer for West Point to make it 14-13 Oxford. Saverson would finish out the first with a two-pointer.
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It would not turn out that way, however, as the Chargers managed to pull away, despite West Point's best efforts in the fourth. The Green Wave got contributions from Laquante Gaston in the fourth, as well as Thomas, Lenoir and Jones, but it would not be enough.
Oxford would pull farther away in the final three minutes of the game, eventually sealing the 10-point loss.
Thomas would led the scoring with 14 points, and Gaston was right behind him with 10.
Malone and Lenoir scored eight each, and Jones had seven on the night. White and Saverson both had six points on the night as well.
The Green Wave will now travel to Indianola-Gentry, on Tuesday night, to start the first round of the North State Tournament.
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The Patriots (2-5) committed 14 first-half turnovers in a 46-33 loss to Cary Christian.
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It was APA's second conference loss of the season. However, Person is optimistic about where is team is headed in the New Year. Parrott traveled to Kerr-Vance Academy Tuesday for their last game of 2013. They will resume play on Jan. 3 against Wayne Country Day.
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The Knights were led by Jason Thompson (10 points), who connected on all six of his fourth quarter foul shots, including Beaman's technical and an intentional foul called on Caleb Quinn while he was driving to the basket.
Quinn led all scorers with 11 points. John McLawhorn added eight for the Patriots.
Parrott scoring: Caleb Quinn 11, McLawhorn 8, Rasberry 5, Killinger 4, Beaman 3, Finizio 2.
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Section 5 of Article V of the Oklahoma Constitution is called Reservation of Powers to Voters of Counties and Districts - Manner of Exercising. It says that "The powers of the initiative and referendum reserved to the people by this Constitution for the State at large, are hereby further reserved to the legal voters of every county and district therein, as to all local legislation, or action, in the administration of county and district government in and for their respective counties and districts. The manner of exercising said powers shall be prescribed by general laws, except that Boards of County Commissioners may provide for the time of exercising the initiative and referendum powers as to local legislation in their respective counties and districts."
Section 5 of Article 5 goes on to say that as far as the number of signatures required to qualify a local ballot initiative, "The requisite number of petitioners for the invocation of the initiative and referendum in counties and districts shall bear twice, or double, the ratio to the whole number of legal voters in such county or district, as herein provided therefor in the State at large."
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