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ATHENS, Ohio – Eleven of the Miami baseball team's 22 hits went for extra bases as the RedHawks scored early and often to top Ohio, 16-1, in their regular season finale on Saturday.
The victory gives MU its second-straight Mid-American Conference series sweep and moves it to 29-25 overall and 18-9 in MAC play. Miami enters the MAC Tournament on a seven-game winning streak.
"Feels good to put things together offensively," Miami head coach Danny Hayden said. "This weekend went perfect for getting us on schedule pitching wise. Plus, and swinging the bats like we are right now is a good feeling going into next week All of our arms got some work this weekend and we got to clear our bench and get other guys some at bats. We've got to figure out where to hit some guys right now with the way they are batting."
An early error placed Ryan Elble at second base to put the RedHawks in business right away. Dan Walsh singled him home to get Miami on the board. He scored two batters later when Gary Russo blasted his ninth home run of the year to give MU a 3-0 lead in the first inning.
After Ryan Powers put up a zero in the bottom of the first, the first three Miami batters reached to start the second. Kendall Johnson opened the frame with a double and came around when Steve Sada tripled off the wall in right. With the lineup turned over, Elble cracked a single up the middle to bring Sada around and eventually scored on John Crummy's RBI double to make it 6-0 and chase Ohio starter Connnor Sitz with just one batter retired in the second inning.
Taylor Emody singled with one out to give the Bobcats their first hit in the bottom of the second. He eventually moved to second on a wild pitch, but Powers stranded him there by fanning Connor Callery to end the frame.
After trading zeroes in the third, the RedHawks played long ball once again in the fourth. Crummy launched a two-run shot, giving him a homer in three-straight games, to score Elble after he doubled earlier in the inning. Russo followed that with his second homer of the day to give the Red and White a 9-0 advantage.
Powers delivered a 1-2-3 inning in the fourth to bring the Red and White back to the plate in the fifth. Once again, the RedHawks' offense put up a crooked number. With one out, Elble singled and Walsh doubled to put two runners in scoring position. Crummy pulled a single through the infield to score both, giving him three-straight hits and five runs driven in. A double by Russo put runners at second and third once more. Crummy came around to score on a passed ball and Matt Honchel's infield single scored Russo to give the RedHawks a 13-0 lead after five innings of play.
In the sixth, Elble drove in Sada with an RBI groundout to make it a 14-0 ballgame. The Bobcats finally got on the board in the bottom of the frame after consecutive wild pitches plated Jake Madsen to cut the Redhawks' lead to 14-1. Miami capped its scoring in the ninth on an RBI single by Scott Slappey and an RBI double by Jacob Wolf that upped the lead to 16-1.
Powers logged five scoreless innings to move to 8-3 this season, allowing just three hits and one walk while striking out four batters. The RedHawks used Charlie Suich, Wynston McMartin, Ryan Marske, Alex Brown and Charles Zubrod for the last four innings and they yielded just one unearned run on two hits and a walk in that span.
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I'm a sucker for a nice map. A couple of years ago, I posted about Walt Disney World and Disneyland maps. As a nice by-product, we were then hired to design a new souvenir map for Disneyland. I can't show this to anyone due to the contract, but believe me, it's good. A kind follower of burningsettlerscabin recently sent me this remarkable map of Walt Disney World by Arthur de Wolf. Holy cheese and crackers, I am blown away. This is one of those times I find myself saying, "I wish I'd done that." It's reminiscent of Massimo's 1972 New York Subway map. Fortunately it isn't like the most confusing map I've ever used for the Tokyo Subway system. Try to figure that one out. Now I know why I see photos of passengers being shoved into trains in Tokyo. They obviously are all lost and endlessly changing trains to find the way home.
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Small library that provides mapfile data. it include width,height, upper left x,y and lower right x,y. This data includes multi-floor maps such as the new instances.
To get the mapfile names use GetMapInfo() on the current map. Filenames are constant across localizations.
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mapfiles = LibStub("LibMapData-1.0"); -- get the size of Coth defaulting to the first floor size local width,height = mapfiles:MapArea('CoTStratholme') -- get the size of the 8th floor of icc width,height = mapfiles:MapArea('IcecrownCitadel',8) -- get the size of the Arati mapfile. width,height = mapfiles:MapArea('Arathi')
The floors are optional and if a given floor is not found 0,0 will be returned. This lib came about as a result of several addons needing the data, and simply copying and pasting them in each copy occupies around 44k of memory.
LibMapData now supports Mapchanged callback event. Sample usage:
mapfiles = LibStub("LibMapData-1.0"); mapfiles:RegisterCallback("MapChanged",function(event,map,floor,w,h) print("Map is now "..map) end
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Entering darkmoonfaire It shows LibMapData-1.0 is missing data for 823
kaelspriest Jan 23, 2012 at 21:29 UTC - 0 likes
May I have permission to use this in my addon? (raidframes)
iispyderii Dec 19, 2011 at 16:07 UTC - 0 likes
If you look at the API documentation for GetPlayerMapPosition() you will see that it returns (0,0) for all classic instances except for Northrend; so I believe that is not the case. As I said, it was working in the PTR but i think i had some of the values mixed up.
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Seems a blizzard fault, in Warmaster blackhorn area:
GetPlayerMapPosition("player") always returns 0,0 instead of valid coordintates.
So it is not posible to fix the issue.Last edited Dec 17, 2011 by michaelspain
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I'm getting the same as Remota. I had it working in the PTR at one point but now it's not working showing placements for PoH and CoH from GridStatusPriestAoE. Given the maps are so small it really doesn't matter too much but it's nice to have an optimal placement for the spells.
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warmaster blackhorn and spine of deathwing doesn't work for me..
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the datamined data for dragonsoul is incorrect for 2-3
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DragonSoul: 1, 3106.5011727905, 2063.0599688936, -- Dragonblight
DragonSoul: 2, 397.49887572464, 264.99992263558, -- Maw of Go'rath
DragonSoul: 3, 427.50311666243, 285.00046747363, -- Maw of Shu'ma
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I hope you get him Tracy. If I owned my own home I would grab Spike in a heartbeat. He looks like a great dog. He has come so far and will succeed further with love and care from the right person.
go for it dont let spike get away i have one just like him only a girl and adopted her that was going to be put to sleep and she turn out to be outstanding dog lucky i got her in time
Way to go Tracy! He looks like a winner. Good luck.
You go, Traci! I would take him in a NY minute if I already didn't have 2, and one would love to play with him but the other came from a very bad situation and is too shy to handle him....Bless you for opening your heart and home to this special guy!
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Wish I had room for another dog...already have two that I have adopted over the past few years. One looks like she could be spikes sister! She is awesome dog, so smart, so playful, and oh so lovable! I hope and pray someone reads his story and shares their home with him!
ASPCA is a great organization to support!!
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He's absolutely beautiful! I'm a proud Pitt parent of one and my son and daugther-in-law have 3. I love my Penny. She has me spoiled rotten!
I wish people wouldn't pay attention to the "breed" but just look at the dog themselves. Their reputation is caused by people not their blood. They're the best "family dog" you could ever hope to have.
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The Doctoral Program in Expressive Therapies supports research and scholarship that is innovative and improves and expands practice in every sector of the global arts therapy field. The program has a particular focus on the needs and career opportunities for faculty in higher education and leaders in the arts therapies disciplines. The program proudly sustains the mission of Lesley University in training professionals within experimental learning communities committed to creativity, change, and research, which results in service to society.
The program structure involves three week sessions over three years, held during July in Cambridge, Massachusetts. You will meet with your faculty advisor, attend seminars and classes, collaborate with other doctoral students, and design research projects. Between residencies, you will continue your work from home and stay connected with your faculty advisor and peers via online class sessions, email, phone, and videoconferencing communications. Students generally take one to two years after the 3 years of residency to finish their dissertations.
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Bolton Wanderers may have a chance to climb out of the English Premier League relegation zone when they host Swansea City on Saturday.Owen Coyle's Bolton are third from bottom on the table, two points behind 17th-placed Queens Park Rangers.
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CARGO 1.1.0 has been out for just over a month now, and we have had important bug fixes and improvements since. We therefore are very happy to announce CARGO 1.1.1.
Wonder what has changed? Here is a short list:
- A certain number of user inquiries made us realize that there has been a confusion around the
waitparameter of the start ANT task and Maven goal of CARGO. Indeed, most other similar tools have a clearer separation:
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- A "start" task/goal, which starts the container and hands over to the next task/goal (run integration tests, for example).
- With version 1.1.1, CARGO also implements that behaviour.
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Willie le Roux must be instructed to play with the freedom that was a trademark to his Super Rugby season with the Cheetahs. To shackle him in the Rugby Championship would be the equal of sacking him.
I've been as guilty as the next person to question whether Le Roux would be a liability or an asset in the more intense Rugby Championship matches against the All Blacks in New Zealand and the Wallabies in Australia. I have questioned whether Le Roux would be effective at Twickenham against England or in a tight one on a cold evening against France in Paris.
Yet the more I think about it the more guilty I have been of settling for a status quo that has produced more disappointment than delight.
I have always preferred the physicality and solidity of Jaco Taute and Frans Steyn as starting fullbacks. I have written often that Le Roux would be better suited to playing on the wing in tandem with a physically imposing fullback like Steyn or Taute. Alternatively, I have been of the belief that Le Roux could best serve the Boks in the role of a Super sub.
Steyn and Taute are both injured so that debate is on hold for now.
Le Roux is the form fullback and the reason he is in form is that he has been allowed to play with freedom of choice, within the framework of a regional structure.
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer recognised this when he started with Le Roux in the June internationals and gave him the confidence to trust his natural instincts.
Le Roux, in an SA Rugby Magazine interview, said: 'Heyneke told me he was looking for something new. He wanted me to play like I did for the Cheetahs. He didn't want me to change.'
Applause all around Mr Meyer.
Hopefully Meyer has been as inspiring with his pep talks this week and not been spooked by the prospect of the next two months being the Rugby Championship and the opposition being New Zealand, Australia and Argentina.
It is one thing to tell a player to have a go against Italy, Scotland and Samoa. It becomes a bit more complicated when playing teams of superior quality.
But the opposition should not influence Le Roux's approach. Neither should it Meyer's encouragement of Le Roux's style of play.
There are question marks about certain aspects of Le Roux's play and we won't know the answers until he plays the All Blacks at Eden Park or fronts England at Twickenham and France in Paris.
We know that his kicking game is limited and that teams with very good tactical kicking games will demand a greater examination of his ball-in-hand decision-making.
We also know what he can do when trusting his natural attacking instincts and when allowed to roam from broken play and not limit his attack to predetermined 1st phase incisions into the line.
I initially shared the view of those who felt Le Roux needed to be more circumspect in the Rugby Championship and that part of his game refinement would be to add more convention to his make-up.
I still believe he has to refine his game and that his unpredictability can become his predictability, but in refining and maturing his game he must not compromise on anything because of a fear of making a mistake.
This is the Rugby Championship that Le Roux should be encouraged to have a crack, even if he makes mistakes doing so.
I've been consistent in who I rate in an ideal Bok backline. Le Roux has not been my starting option, but a player who I introduce into the game via the subs bench. Those who rate Le Roux as the X-factor ingredient have challenged my thinking on the basis that my ideal Bok backline has often played as a unit in the last five years and won nothing of significance and regularly lost to New Zealand and Australia.
Perhaps they are not as good as I think they are or perhaps the All Blacks and Wallabies are better than I think they are. That's a debate for another time.
This issue – and the counter to my view – is to try something new. Give Le Roux a fair thrust, doing it his way. The Boks don't often come second in the forward exchanges but it hasn't always translated into a winning scoreboard or try-scoring dominance.
Le Roux, playing his brand of rugby in a No 15 jersey, could change that. We will only know if he is given the freedom to make his own choices and trust his instincts.
Ryan Vrede, on SA Rugbymag.co.za, cautions against unrealistic expectation when it comes to Le Roux's performances in the Rugby Championship. I can appreciate Vrede's reservation. I have also expressed a similar view.
But the more I looked at my view on Le Roux, the more it seemed like a defeatist one; one in which too much focus was on what he potentially couldn't do and not enough on what I have already seen him do.
In light of this I've reassessed my view and now lead the chorus to free – and not shackle – Willie.


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Everett craftsman creates a metal menagerie
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Finkel creates everything from custom gates to dog bowl holders to animal-shaped ornaments in his shop at his Everett home.
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One of artist and metal fabricator Andrew Finkel's dog bowl holders hangs on a wall outside his Everett home.
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Finkel's rescue dogs, a pit bull named Roxy (left) and a scrappy mutt named Monty, are inspirations for his designs.
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A decorative wall hook Andrew Finkel made hangs on a wall outside his Everett home.
It is here, in his Everett workshop, that the creatures come to life: a kingdom of 12-gauge steel dogs, cats, squirrels, birds, whales and sea horses.
Under his command, the animal cutouts are transformed into modern art housewares, from wall hooks and bookends to pet feeders and funky ornaments.
"I like it to be fun and playful," said Finkel, 38, a metal fabricator by trade. "Theoretically, it is art. Mostly, I just think it's cute."
About six tons of steel annually are cut into shapes, powder-coated and sold through his online business, These Creatures. His parents handle the paperwork from Seattle and his sister does the marketing from Brooklyn, N.Y.
Back in Everett, Finkel works under the steady gaze of three rescue pit bulls and a scrappy mutt. His comrades. His inspirations.
He founded These Creatures in 2008 as a sideline to make money to support animal rescue organizations.
"I started making things for pets. It just sort of evolved into colorful cute things that would go nicely in a child's room or home area," Finkel said.
"Originally, all the animals were a little silly. Everything had antlers. The French bull dogs were smoking."
(Of course they smoke. They're French.)
The company logo is a miniature pinscher with wings. An ornamental squirrel holds a cherry bomb.
The wall hook could hold a dog's leash and its owner.
"I think we tested about 300 pounds before they started to bend," Finkel said of the hooks, which sell for $28.
"They are far more durable than they need to be. That's part of their charm."
The elevated pet dishes are ergonomically correct, so Fido can dine without back strain. Ditto for Kitty.
Items are glossed in vibrant colors with names such as limesicle, coral, parakeet and charcoal.
Finkel, a Seattle native, grew up fascinated by his grandfather's machinist tools. "I was always making stuff, whether it was flamethrowers and other dangerous weapons I shouldn't be building when I was 13," he said.
He worked summers on the bottling line of the family brewery, Pike Brewing Co.
"I went to art school briefly," he said. "Very briefly."
He honed his skills in the nonart world.
"I did store build-outs and designed fixtures," he said. "I was a general contractor. I owned a pet supply store."
At heart, he's a man of steel.
These Creatures is an offshoot of his custom metal-working business, Mansfield Design, specializing in furniture, gates and store fixtures.
He does digital sketches in his studio's back office. From there, the images are sent to the computerized plasma cutter and other big noisy machines for brushing, grinding, drilling and bending. An Everett company does the powder-coating.
Affordable home prices brought Finkel and his wife, Stefaney, to the bungalow on a dead-end street in Everett about 10 years ago. A wooden gate hides the home/workshop compound from the road.
These Creatures products have been featured in national magazines and blogs, and are sold in shops across America as well as Europe, Japan and Russia.
But to find the creatures in Everett, you first have to find the fenced fortress with the pit bulls, flying sparks and the artist who doesn't want to be found.
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Two great returns to start the Minnesota-Chicago game
The Philly TE just cost me 6 points. Jerk
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just saw QB Ponder get shoved out of bounds by LB Lance Briggs on a scramble. Briggs was looking to level him.
Yet Briggs was leveled, and Ponder stayed on his feet and wasn't fazed.
Don't think I'll ever see that again in my lifetime
I almost didn't start Julio Jones because he didn't practice on Wednesday or Thursday, but glad I did, as Witten, Lacy, and Legatron aren't scoring.
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Nice strip by Allen!
This Bears game has been entertaining, although the technical difficulties have been annoying.
Originally Posted by ISUAlum2002
This Bears game has been entertaining, although the technical difficulties have been annoying.
Eagles and Chargers is pretty entertaining. Chargers got deep into Eagles territory and fumbled twice. Plus the Eagles offense is very fun to watch... unlike ours.
Great timing for FOX's signal to go out, lol. At least Thom's audio came through.
Just learned that Lacy got a concussion on a helmet to helmet hit. Pretty mad.
Im really happy I drafted Vick, McCoy, and Jackson right now
Eagles tie it up with the Chargers. Not a lot of scoring but a lot of offense.
If the packers keep it up, Seneca Wallace might get some time.
Originally Posted by BallSoHard4Cy
Just learned that Lacy got a concussion on a helmet to helmet hit. Pretty mad.
Brandom Meriweather did it and later got concussed himself on another helmet to helmet hit, karma.
fantasy football watch party with redzone is the ****.
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I just went a year in the future. Cheer for Iowa State and Maryland in the final 4.
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Jamie apparently doesn't have the contacts that some on our board do lol
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The most popular island escape off Costa Rica?s Pacific Coast is this idyllic spot?actually two neighboring islets, Alcatraz and Tolinga?known as Isla Tortuga, or Turtle Island. Its rugged, rocky ... Read more


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Members of Congress released new budget proposals last week, but House and Senate proposals were very different.
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., says his plan would balance the federal budget in 10 years with huge spending cuts over the next two years, and calls for agriculture spending cuts totaling $31 billion over the next decade.
Last year the House Agriculture Committee passed a new farm bill that CBO originally said would cut spending by $36 billion, with half of the savings coming from cuts to food and nutrition programs. But under Ryan's budget proposal, the food stamp program would be separated from the farm bill and the money would be given to states as block grants. As a result, all $31 billion in savings indicated in the new proposal would come from farm related programs.
Ryan's budget plan isn't gospel for the Ag Committee but only provides suggestions, according to House Agriculture Committee Chairman Frank Lucas, R-Okla.
Lucas said, "We will consider the suggestions contained in Chairman Ryan's budget as is customary for the Agriculture Committee to consider a variety of viewpoints when crafting comprehensive legislation".
House Ag Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said the Ryan budget would make it tougher to pass a new farm bill.
The Senate Budget Committee is also putting the finishing touches on a budget plan, which would turn off the sequester budget cuts for the next nine years and replace the cuts with one 50-50 mix of tax increases and spending cuts. There were no specifics on the Senate budget's impact on farm sector spending.
Last week there was a lot of focus on budget plans for the next 10 years, but these budgets don't solve the problem of funding for the remainder of fiscal 2013. The Senate Appropriations Committee is working on a plan to keep the government running beyond March 27.
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East Bay jazz, metal, and punk promoter Wes Robinson died 12/27/06 at the age of 80. He began booking jazz in NYC in the 1960s (he gave 'Pharoah' Saunders his nickname and booked both Alice and John Coltrane). When he returned to his native East Bay, he continued booking jazz and theater. In the early 1980s he began booking punk shows at Ruthie's Inn, a small bar on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley. Along with the Keystone & the Berkeley Square, it was one of the only consistent pre-924 Gilman punk-friendly venues in the East Bay. Bands as varied as the Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains, Dicks, DRI, Metallica, Fang, MDC, and Flipper played Ruthies through the late 1980s. In fall of 2006, a "Ruthie's Reunion" show in West Oakland drew hundreds of people and featured bands like Fang, Verbal Abuse, MDC, Fuck Ups, Bad Posture, and many more.
More information about Wes's life and legacy can be found in his Berkeley Daily Planet obituary. A memorial service open to all is happening this Saturday 1/13/07 at Geoffrey's Inner Circle, 410 14th St., Oakland. 510-384-4988 for more information.
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MINNEAPOLIS – June 11, 2014 – CenterPoint Energy's Community Partnership Grant Program awards grants to local communities to fund safety-related equipment and projects. The company recently awarded the City of Columbus a $2,500 grant for a Global Positioning System for the City Public Works, Police and Fire Departments to address local repairs, maintenance, and emergencies throughout the city that will be used to serve the community.
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Lovely undertone, very warm fragrance and different from any other fragrance I've had. It reminds me of Opium but much fresher. I really love it and will get more of the Creed fragrances.
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I remember when Creed first introduced this fragrance and was wowed by it, finally bought a bottle -- just love it! it is indeed unique and not too heavy not too light and sexy in a breezy fresh way -- not overwhelming and heavy handed. excellent fragrance highly recommend trying it. I adore Creed and really only consider their perfume for purchase with the exception of a few other houses. They make some amazing fragrances -- love how they produce their fragrances and how long they have existed as a perfume house. Have been in love with Creed for over 20 years and it only gets more intense! Check out as many as you can where they sell Creed, the one that's an homage to Cuba (can't remember the name) is great, so is Irish Tweed, etc. etc....
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This fragrance is truly amazing. Fresh, clean, and very inviting. I received many compliments about this fragrance. People will ask because it doesn't remind you of another fragrance. Worth every dime. Creed got it right with this one for sure. Virgin Island Water; the Caribbean in a bottle!
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
As part of an investigation of excessive bleeding or inappropriate blood clot formation (thrombotic episode), particularly to evaluate the level and function of fibrinogen; to detect heparin contamination
When to Get Tested?
When you have bleeding or thrombotic episodes, or recurrent miscarriages; when a PT and/or PTT test is prolonged, particularly if abnormal fibrinogen level or function is considered; when heparin contamination of a blood sample is suspected
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Thrombin is an enzyme in blood that acts on the clotting factor fibrinogen to form fibrin, helping blood to clot. The thrombin time (TT) assesses the activity of fibrinogen.
When an injury occurs and bleeding begins, the body begins to form a clot at the injury site to help stop the bleeding. Small cell fragments called platelets adhere to, aggregate, and are activated at the injury site. At the same time, the coagulation cascade begins and proteins called coagulation factors, including fibrinogen, are activated. Fibrinogen is then converted by thrombin into insoluble threads called fibrin that crosslink together to form a fibrin net that adheres to the injury site. Along with the platelets adhering, this forms a stable blood clot and prevents additional blood loss, remaining in place until the injury has healed.
For a stable clot to form, there must be enough normally functioning platelets and coagulation factors. If there are dysfunctional factors or platelets, or too few of them, it can lead to bleeding episodes and/or to inappropriate blood clotting (thrombosis).
The thrombin time evaluates that part of the hemostatic process where soluble fibrinogen is changed into fibrin threads. It measures the time required for a fibrin clot to form following the addition of a standard amount of thrombin to plasma. It is affected by the level and/or function of fibrinogen and the presence of inhibitors (e.g., heparin, fibrinogen/fibrin degradation products, direct thrombin inhibitor). With the addition of thrombin to the test sample, the thrombin time bypasses the rest of the coagulation factors and focuses on the function of fibrinogen.
It is now understood that blood coagulation tests are based on what happens artificially in the test setting (in vitro) and thus do not necessarily reflect what actually happens in the body ((in vivo). Nevertheless, there are several laboratory tests used to evaluate specific components of the hemostasis system. (For more on this, see the explanation of the Coagulation Cascade).
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
The Test
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NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
Sources Used in Current Review
Teruya, J., et al (Updated 2014 January 30). Thrombin Time. Medscape. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2086278-overview#showall through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed April 2014.
Burgess, R. et. al. (Updated 2012 January 10). Dysfibrinogenemia. Medscape. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/199723-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed April 2014.
(© 1995–2014). Unit Code 9059: Thrombin Time (Bovine), Plasma. Mayo Clinic, MayoMedical Laboratories. Available online at http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/test-catalog/Clinical+and+Interpretive/9059 through http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com. Accessed April 2014.
Basala, V. (Updated 2012 May 6). Inherited Abnormalities of Fibrinogen. eMedicine. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/960677-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed April 2014.
Wilczynski, C. et al. (Updated 2014 February 12). Fibrinogen. Medscape. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2085501-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed April 2014.
Pagana, K. D. & Pagana, T. J. (© 2013). Mosby's Diagnostic and Laboratory Test Reference 11th Edition: Mosby, Inc., Saint Louis, MO. Pp 445-446.
(© 2014). Thrombic Risk Reflexive Panel. ARUP Laboratories. Available online at http://ltd.aruplab.com/Tests/Pub/0030268 through http://ltd.aruplab.com/. Accessed April 2014.
(© 1995–2014). Reptilase Time, Plasma. Mayo Clinic, MayoMedical Laboratories. Available online at http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/test-catalog/Clinical+and+Interpretive/9078 through http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/. Accessed April 2014.
Sources Used in Previous Reviews
Brick, W. et. al. (Updated 2009 November 17). Dysfibrinogenemia. eMedicine [On-line information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/199723-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed July 2010.
(© 1995–2010). Unit Code 9059: Thrombin Time (Bovine), Plasma. Mayo Clinic, MayoMedical Laboratories [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/test-catalog/Clinical+and+Interpretive/9059 through http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com. Accessed July 2010.
Israels, S. (Updated 2009 February 12. Inherited Abnormalities of Fibrinogen. eMedicine [On-line information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/960677-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed July 2010.
(Updated 2009 September 18). Thrombin Time [CO004600]. Massachusetts General Hospital, Pathology Service [On-line information]. Available online at http://www2.massgeneral.org/pathology/coagbook/CO004600.htm through http://www2.massgeneral.org. Accessed July 2010.
Dugdale, D. (Updated 2009 March 2). Congenital afibrinogenemia. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001313.htm. Accessed July 2010.
Wu, A. (© 2006). Tietz Clinical Guide to Laboratory Tests, 4th Edition: Saunders Elsevier, St. Louis, MO. Pp 1028-1029.
Clarke, W. and Dufour, D. R., Editors (© 2006). Contemporary Practice in Clinical Chemistry: AACC Press, Washington, DC. Pp 227-238.
Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 21st ed. McPherson R, Pincus M, eds. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier: 2007 Pp 729-731, 736.


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