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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To help diagnose or rule out a pheochromocytoma or other neuroendocrine tumor
When to Get Tested?
When you have symptoms of increased catecholamines release, such as persistent or episodic high blood pressure, severe headaches, rapid heart rate, and sweating
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Test Preparation Needed?
Foods such as coffee (including decaf), tea, chocolate, vanilla, bananas, oranges and other citrus fruits should be avoided for several days prior to the test and during collection. There are also many medications that can potentially affect test results. Talk to your doctor about any prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs and supplements that you are taking. Wherever possible, those that are known to interfere should be discontinued prior to and during sample collection. Emotional and physical stresses and vigorous exercise should be minimized prior to and during test collection as they can increase catecholamines secretion.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
This test measures the amounts of metanephrine and normetanephrine that are excreted in the urine over a 24-hour period. Metanephrine and normetanephrine are the inactive metabolites of the catecholamines epinephrine (adrenaline) and norepinephrine. Catecholamines are a group of similar hormones produced in the medulla (central portion) of the adrenal glands. The adrenal gland is a small, triangular organ located on top of each kidney.
The primary catecholamines are dopamine, epinephrine (adrenaline), and norepinephrine. These hormones are released into the bloodstream in response to physical or emotional stress. They help transmit nerve impulses in the brain, increase glucose and fatty acid release for energy, dilate small air passages in the lungs called bronchioles, and dilate the pupils. Norepinephrine also constricts blood vessels, which increases blood pressure, and epinephrine increases heart rate and metabolism. After completing their actions, the catecholamines are metabolized to form inactive compounds. Dopamine becomes homovanillic acid (HVA), norepinephrine breaks down into normetanephrine and vanillylmandelic acid (VMA), and epinephrine becomes metanephrine and VMA. Both the hormones and their metabolites are excreted in the urine.
Urine metanephrines testing measures the amount of both metanephrine and normetanephrine. These metabolites are usually present in the urine in small fluctuating amounts that increase appreciably during and shortly after the body is exposed to a stressor. Rare pheochromocytomas and other neuroendocrine tumors, however, can produce large amounts of catecholamines, resulting in greatly increased concentrations of the hormones and their metabolites in both the blood and urine. The catecholamines that a pheochromocytoma produces can cause persistent hypertension (high blood pressure) and episodes of severe hypertension. Other symptoms of catecholamine release include headaches, palpitations, sweating, nausea, anxiety, and tingling in the extremities.
About 90% of pheochromocytomas are located in the adrenal glands. While a few are cancerous, most are benign – they do not spread beyond their original location – although most do continue to grow. Left untreated, the symptoms may worsen as the tumor grows and, over a period of time, the hypertension from a pheochromocytoma may cause kidney damage, heart disease, and raise the risk of a stroke or heart attack.
The metanephrines test can be used to help detect the presence of pheochromocytomas. Although, according to the National Cancer Institute, only about 800 cases a year are diagnosed in the U.S., it is important to diagnose and treat these rare tumors because they cause a potentially curable form of hypertension. In most cases, the tumors can be surgically removed and/or treated to significantly reduce the amount of catecholamines being produced and to reduce or eliminate associated symptoms and complications.
How is the sample collected for testing?
For the 24-hour urine collection, all urine should be saved for a 24-hour period. It is important that the sample be refrigerated during this time period.
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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?
Foods such as coffee (including decaf), tea, chocolate, vanilla, bananas, oranges and other citrus fruits should be avoided for several days prior to the test and during collection. There are also many medications that can potentially affect test results. People being tested should talk to their doctor about prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs and supplements that they are taking. Wherever possible, substances that are known to interfere should be discontinued prior to and during sample collection. However, it is important to consult with the doctor before stopping any medications. Emotional and physical stresses and vigorous exercise should be minimized prior to and during sample collection as they can increase catecholamines secretion.
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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.
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Sawka, A., et. al. (2003 February). A Comparison of Biochemical Tests for Pheochromocytoma: Measurement of Fractionated Plasma Metanephrines Compared with the Combination of 24-Hour Urinary Metanephrines and Catecholamines. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol. 88, No. 2 553-558 [On-line journal]. Available online at http://jcem.endojournals.org/cgi/content/full/88/2/553 through http://jcem.endojournals.org.
Brose, M. Updated (2004 August 3, Updated). Pheochromocytoma. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000340.htm.
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Ten years after the start of the Iraq War, we can argue about many things – but not about honoring the warriors who had one another's backs and the civilians who supported them.
Michael Villegas, now a mechanic, was with the first wave into Iraq. Like many, he fought his way across the Iraqi desert and into Baghdad. He tells me if he could have a redo, he'd do it all again.
"Looking back," the Marine says, "it was the best time of my life. You can never find that kind of camaraderie."
Many who fought echo those words. Support from military buddies as well as civilians made all the difference in a war that – like many – can be judged only by history.
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When the Iraq War started, my son and his one of his best friends were sophomores at Santa Margarita High School. Today, that friend is two years out of the Marines after serving two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
It was a long and often controversial war. A new Gallup poll shows our nation remains deeply divided about the merits of Operation Iraqi Freedom; 53 percent of Americans believe the war was a mistake.
But this isn't a column about the people who sit behind desks and make policy, the so-called masters of war. This is a column about those who volunteer and those who help.
Ten years ago today, my next-door neighbor, a Marine who served in Vietnam, hung an American and a Marine flag every day. I joined him in flying the Stars and Stripes – as did many in Orange County and across the United States.
Villegas's father and uncle were Marines, and he tells me what I've heard many times while talking to many veterans. After 9/11, and with a strong sense of patriotism, Villegas believed he had one choice – report for duty.
Crossing the Iraqi border, digging holes and fighting their way across the desert, Villegas and his buddies were ambushed during the day and faced mortar fire at night.
When they arrived in Baghdad, they saw smoking governmental palaces and toppled statues of Saddam Hussein – along with bursts of enemy fire. On the civilian population's faces, however, they saw relief.
But Villegas, who works at Certified Tires in Tustin, says he saw something else as well. Concern about the future.
Villegas' second tour was nothing like his relatively tame first tour of duty. On average, he and his buddies faced firefights every other day. In the worst battle in Ramadi, he lost more buddies than he ever thought possible.
And the wounded? Villegas hesitates. Too many.
But cost – while personally tragic – is expected in war. "Every morning, you wake up with the best feeling," Villegas says, "because you never know what will happen, but you know you're paying the price for freedom."
I ask Villegas, now married and the father of five daughters, his thoughts about the anniversary. This time, he doesn't hesitate, "I want to thank all my brothers and sisters in arms.


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Big data gauntlet thrown down for agencies
Thursday - 10/4/2012, 5:13am EDT
Three agencies are giving the rest of government a challenge and an opportunity to use data differently.
NASA, the National Science Foundation and the Energy Department launched the first initiative under the Big Data Challenge Wednesday. The goal is to bring together information from several different agencies and figure out how it could help every participant's mission.
And failure, or at least the effort to try different ideas, is not only an option, but strongly encouraged.
"It's important to recognize that government agencies have for years been working on very sophisticated and complex analytic projects in many different domains. Many of those projects before anyone used the term big data could certainly been categorized as big data related projects," said Steve Mills, IBM's senior vice president and group executive. "What's changed is the cost of computing has been coming down."
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And it's that lower cost for storage or compute power that is letting agencies try data analysis at a much lower risk.
"You don't need to spend a lot of money or take a lot of time. You can take data sets first and try it, and analyze it, and then made decisions about how you pull in more," said Teresa Carlson, the vice president of Amazon's global public sector. "Because the costs of computer and storage are exponentially lower, then that's what makes it all possible. You don't have to buy things and set them up, you can take advantage of what's possible."
Answering a central question
The Big Data Challenge is giving agencies the impetus to take some chances.
Suzi Iacono, the co-chairwoman of the Interagency Big Data Senior Steering Group, which is a part of the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development Program at NSF, said the goal of the contest to figure out how to use the data agencies hold and create.
"The big data senior steering group came up with a central big question that we would like to pose in a contest that is: how can we make heterogeneous data sets seem more homogenous so one could take action," Iacono said today during a panel discussion in Washington about TechAmerica Foundation's report on big data. "So the data can be interoperable and federated, so we can bring data from many different spheres that are now today siloed and bring them together to ask very big questions."
TechAmerica Foundation released its report, Demystifying Big Data, as a guide to help agencies understand how to use and take advantage of big data.
Iacono said agencies, or teams of agencies, have until Oct. 13 to enter the contest.
"You have to use at least two government data sets such as those that are available on Data.gov. You also could bring your own data into the mix to try to show us your great idea," she said. "It must be publicly available. It cannot be proprietary."
Iacono said a panel of expert judges will review the applications based on:
- Novelty
- Feasibility
- Does it impact one or several agency missions
- The degree by which heterogeneous data seems more homogenous.
- How much do you really love this solution?
Suzi Iacono, co-chairwoman, Interagency Big Data Senior Steering Group
The contest website states first place wins $1,000, second place would receive $500 and third place would get $250.
The big data challenges are part of the effort started in March by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
OSTP and six other agencies launched the national big data development effort. They committed $200 million to invest in science, engineering, cybersecurity, workforce education and competition and contests to promote the development of ways to deal with the large amounts of data the government, industry, researchers and many others are producing.
Additionally, federal Chief Technology Officer Todd Park has been holding datapaloozas and other events to bring public and private sector experts together to solve problems.
Expanding the big data view
The goal of the report from the TechAmerica Foundation is to help move big data to a wider audience.
Amazon's Carlson said technologies such as cloud computing and business intelligence and analysis tools are making it easier for agencies and companies to take advantage of all the data that's out there.
Bill Perlowitz, chief technology officer for the science, technology and engineering group for Wyle, said the report tried to highlight what big data can do and what could be done using all the information available.
He said there are four questions that the report is trying to help agencies consider:
- What happened? Perlowitz said that is forensics.
- What is happening? He said that is real time decision support.
- What will happen? He said that is called predictive analytics.
- What would happen if we do this thing? Perlowitz said that is now called prescriptive analytics.
"It's not about getting data and it's not about processing data," Perlowitz said. "It's about getting information into the hands of people who can use it."
Among the report's recommendations is for agencies to name a Chief Data Officer (CDO). The Federal Communications Commission is one of the few agencies to have done just that.
The report stated a CDO would "generate and promulgate a governmentwide data vision, to coordinate activities, and to minimize duplication." The commission said that like a federal chief information officer, there should be a federal CDO inside the Office of Management and Budget, who would "bring cohesive focus and discipline to leveraging the government's data assets to drive change, improve performance and increase competitiveness."
Steve Lucas, the global executive vice president and general manager for SAP's database and technology unit, said chief data officers are becoming more common across industry.
"You might have a CIO who is incredibly adept at delivering information. We joke and say a CTO is a CIO who delivers software and not data," he said. "The reality right now is it's happening in industry, not universally, but we see it involving over the next three-to-give years."
Lucas said the commission wasn't concerned that a CDO would be another hat for someone to wear and may not get the attention it needs.
"I think it was universal agreement. This is what we need," he said. "The economy we are in today is an information economy. It's not about the software or the hardware. It's about the information. This draws attention to the subject."
At SAP, their CDO is dual-hatted with their CIO, Lucas said.
The TechAmerica Foundation report also includes case studies, from the National Archives and Records Administration and NASA, and a recommended roadmap to get started with big data.
Iacono said more and more agencies are interested in joining the big data steering committee so the report is coming at an important time.
"The report goes a long way in clarifying and articulating the promise of big data," she said.
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With One Title in the Books, Pfeiffer Athletics Looks to Add More in Weekend Tournaments
April 19, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Fresh off of a regular season and tournament championship for Men's Volleyball, Pfeiffer University athletics will look to keep the ball rolling as Women's Tennis, Men's Lacrosse, Women's Lacrosse and Men/Women's Golf compete in their respective Conference Carolinas tournaments this weekend. A full layout of tournament action is below. Check the website, Twitter feed (@PfeifferSports) and the Facebook page for the latest updates!
WOMEN'S TENNIS (#7 seed)
at Palmetto Tennis Complex (Sumter, SC)
Friday - vs. #2 Queens at 9:00am
Saturday - Semifinals
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at Queens Sports Complex (Charlotte, NC)
Friday - vs. #3 Queens at 6:00pm
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at Queens Sports Complex (Charlotte, NC)
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Tuesday - Final Round
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England coach Stuart Lancaster says his players need to have good discipline against the Springboks or they'll be punished by Morne Steyn.
In his 42-man touring squad, Lancaster recalled players who recently served suspensions. Scrumhalf Danny Care was picked after being banned for alcohol-related incidents, while hooker Dylan Hartley returns from an eight-week stay on the sidelines for biting Ireland flank Stephen Ferris during the last round of the Six Nations.
Highlanders flank James Haskell is also included in the England group for the first time since the team's controversial World Cup campaign in New Zealand, but he's currently serving a three-week ban for punching Cheetahs flank Justin Downey.
Lancaster has warned all his players about their discipline ahead of the June tour to South Africa as he believes this will give the Boks the advantage because of Steyn's accurate boot.
'We've got to reduce our penalty count across the board. We can't be giving Morne Steyn kicks at goals. That message has been received by our players,' Lancaster told The Telegraph. 'Attitude, energy and emotional discipline should be a given for any England player. I'll be having a pretty strong conversation with Dylan.
'We've got to be able to trust players and he's got to prove he's ready to come back into the Test arena. But it's not just Dylan, who has a lot of credit in the bank with us and looks in the best shape he's ever been.'
The English will be reminded of Steyn's threat from the kicking tee after the 2009 British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa. The Bok flyhalf kicked the match-winning, last-minute penalty in the second Test from inside his own half, which clinched a 28-25 victory and a series triumph for the hosts. This came after replacement fullback Rowan O'Gara's dangerous challenge on scrumhalf Fourie du Preez.
England forwards coach Greg Rowntree, who was part of the British and Irish Lions management team three years ago, also remembers the Boks' physicality.
'It's as tough as it gets going to South Africa and it was brutal in 2009,' said Rowntree. 'Historically, going down there has always been a big ask. The Springboks will play a very simple, confrontational game. We've got to be able to match it.'


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The plugin computes and feeds Sonar with four (4) new metrics : Commits / Author, Commits / Clock Hour, Commits / Week Day and Commits / Month.
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12 Sep 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Boat Tours and History
On Thursday, August 29 the weather improved greatly from the previous day and we awoke to bright sun and light winds. We first set our sights on the Point Amour Lighthouse and it was a splendid day to be along the coast. This lighthouse is the second tallest lighthouse in Canada and is 109 feet tall. You can climb the 132 steps to the top where we got a bird's eye view of the surrounding area. While we were there the staff suggested doing the short 1 km trail to see the wreck of the HMS Raleigh which ran aground in dense fog on August 8, 1922.
11 Sep 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in History and Red Bay
On Wednesday, August 28 we awoke to strong north winds and the forecast was calling for rain in the afternoon so we decided to head immediately for Saddle Island which is where most of the Basque whaling took place. The Basques arrived along the coast of Labrador in the early 1500's looking for cod and when they discovered the abundance of whales they decided to harvest the whales for their oil. It was a very valuable product and whale oil from Red Bay was used to light the cities of Europe throughout the 1500's.
11 Sep 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in History , Top Destinations and Red Bay
Western Newfoundland has 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites that attract tourists from around the world. Gros Morne National Park at the base of the Northern Peninsula is one of province's keystone attractions and L'anse aux Meadows at the very top of the Peninsula is another popular visitor destination. However part way between these 2 locations lies the community of St.Barbe which provides access to Labrador and the province's newest UNESCO World Heritage site at Red Bay. Red Bay was officially named an UNESCO site in June, 2013 and is important for what it tells us about the Basques whaling exploits in this area in the 1500's.
28 Aug 2013 by Ian Stone in Culture , History , Trip Planning , Gros Morne National Park , Art Galleries , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences and MuseumRegion: Western
Gros Morne is an outdoor mecca for visitors with over 100km of trails, breathtaking vistas and world class experiences; however what adventures await when Mother Nature decides not to cooperate? Here are our choice picks for rainy day adventures throughout the park.
22 Aug 2013 by Lynn McShane in Boat Tours , Food & Dining , History , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Art Galleries and Trinity
Trinity has made a huge impact on the tourism scene in Newfoundland. Its beautiful historic properties, lovely art galleries, and great restaurants make for an awesome stay.
17 Aug 2013 by Melanie Chambers in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Marble Mountain and Outdoor AdventureRegion: Western
Finding dirt, pirates and wind on Newfoundland's West Coast bike trails. Exploring in and around Corner Brook. www.gorving.ca
19 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Culture , History , Art Galleries , Cultural Experiences , St. John's and Museum
Our city isn't short of museums, galleries, historic sites, and unique attractions. Meet new people, hear our stories, and learn something new. Each of these places will bring you a colourful experience you won't soon forget.
16 May 2013 by Sandra Phinney in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Camping , Hiking & Walking , Kayaking , Nature , History , Art Galleries and Outdoor Adventure
If you recall, our last stop was in North West River. Although we had tentatively planned to leave there mid day, I often lose sight of time when I follow my nose so it was dusk when we bid farewell to this region and hit that long long (albeit relatively new) road to Cartwright. Did I say that road was long? I should have known we wouldn't get there before midnight.
26 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Culture , History and Cultural Experiences
From the time the first colonists settled in Cupers' Cove (now Cupids) in 1610, Newfoundland culture, heritage, and survival has revolved around the North Atlantic and its bounty. Spending time at The Wooden Boat Museum in Winterton gave me an idea of what life was like in the outport communities back when people relied on the land and sea to survive.
22 Mar 2013 by Sandra Phinney in History , Top Destinations , Art Galleries and Museum
Even though I knew that Happy Valley Goose Bay was the hub of Labrador, I was surprised to find a town of 7,500+ people with stores, restaurants, pubs, fast food outlets, churches, recreational facilities, building supply outlets, hotels—ad infinitum. Bit of a shock after driving long stretches without seeing neither man nor beast. (Remember those long, long, very long and straight dirt roads I was talking about?)
20 Feb 2013 by Sandra Phinney in Hiking & Walking , Nature , History and Geography
Remember those long, very long dirt roads? Yup—lots more on the way to Churchill Falls. At some point we passed Ranger Lake where we saw a camp and an RV. It was such a startling change from miles and miles of black spruce and sky, Barrie piped up "Jeez—it's built up around here." (I've heard it said that you know you're a Labradorian when your idea of a traffic jam is two cars waiting to pass a moose. Although we didn't see a moose on our way to Churchill Falls, seeing a camp and RV on that long and lonely stretch struck my funny bone.)
21 Dec 2012 by Alyssa Free in Festivals & Events , History and Cultural Experiences
An integral part of the whole Mummering tradition is the making and wearing of a hobby horse. The hobby horse is an odd creation, with a horse-like head, beady eyes, crooked hobnail teeth and a giant hunch back. It has a reputation for being menacing and terrifying— often clearing a room of small children upon entry.
31 Oct 2012 by Alyssa Free in Culture , History , Geography and Cultural Experiences
Nestled at the top of the Bonavista Peninsula is the tiny community of Elliston – the root cellar capital of the world. People flock here from all over the world for its many tourist attractions, such as the breathtaking coastline – complete with roaring shoreline and fascinating rock formations.
27 Jul 2012 by Guest Blogger in History
It was a clear, cold early May day on a familiarization trip to tourism sites on the southern Burin Peninsula, with John and myself the only men among the 30 or so aboard the bus. We were trying to find shelter from the wind, but it found us wherever we strayed. It was John's first visit, but I'd visited cousins here in the 1960s, had toured the area in the 1990s to update the Newfoundland and Labrador travel guide, and had been here for tournaments when my kids played soccer. I have roots here going back at least to a fellow named Richard Kirby who held letters of marque from the British admiralty during the American Revolution that granted him the right to take French and American ships, at gunpoint if necessary. It's the kind of assignment that probably required some previous experience.
21 Mar 2012 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Culture , History and Entertainment
Newfoundland and Labrador has an enduring Irish culture, which is why we go all out celebrating St. Patrick's day, but some of our Irish history is really quite mysterious, stretching back thousands of years...
16 Mar 2012 by Janice Goudie in Festivals & Events , Culture and History
There's one place I've always wanted to visit on St. Patrick's Day. Not because I expect to find a jolly little leprechaun with a bountiful pot of gold, but because it's the closest you can get to Ireland right here in Newfoundland and Labrador.
14 Mar 2012 by Guest Blogger in Diving , Festivals & Events , Icebergs , Culture , History and Entertainment
It's not often that mere mortals can afford to stay in the same luxurious lodgings where royalty once slept. And when those accommodations also boast intriguing links to the ocean liner Titanic, the chances seem remote indeed.
16 Jan 2012 by Janice Goudie in Nature , History , Parks and Geography
It was a day ripped straight from a Star Wars movie. There we were, heading into the wild unknown aboard our airship, all seemingly unaware of what may lay ahead.
11 Jan 2012 by Candice Walsh in Food & Dining , Nature , Culture and History
I might have mentioned once or 300 times that I grew up in central Newfoundland, and yet my jaunt around the area this past summer had many surprises in store. That's what happens when you live somewhere for 18 years: you start taking things for granted.
21 Dec 2011 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Festivals & Events , Culture , History and Entertainment
Last weekend, hundreds upon hundreds of people in St. John's paraded through the streets. Men were dressed as women, women were dressed as men. Underwear was worn as outerwear and even small children were merrily sporting bras stuffed with socks over the tops of their various layers. There were lots of ingeniously creative hobbyhorses prancing around and it was almost impossible to count the number of ugly sticks and accordions.
It's all just another Christmas in Newfoundland and Labrador.


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JON CARDINELLI writes the Stormers are favourites to win the South African conference but there is a strong chance the Bulls and Sharks will also qualify for the knockout rounds.
At present, the Bulls and Stormers are the only SA teams in the top six. That could change in the next three weeks, as the Sharks should use the four points received for a bye as well as home advantage to push for play-off inclusion.
It is likely that South Africa will have not two, but three franchises in the Super Rugby play-offs.
The Stormers are on course to retain their conference title. They have suffered a slew of injuries, and their loose-forward situation is not likely to improve before the play-offs. But given what that depleted side accomplished four weeks ago at Loftus Versfeld, you'd have to believe they are favourites to win their remaining matches against comparatively weak opposition.
They play the embattled Lions at Newlands this week, who are dealing with injury problems of their own. A potentially tricky trip to Bloemfontein will follow, although the Cheetahs are less competitive at the end of a season as injuries inevitably expose the franchise's lack of depth. The Stormers will finish the league with a game against the Rebels, and even if they don't bank a four-try bonus point, a win should be enough to book a place in the semi-finals.
The Bulls will play two of their three league games at home, and you'd expect them to collect five log points on each of those occasions. They're well equipped to physically dominate the Cheetahs and Lions, and when they lay that sort of platform, they are capable of destroying defences and racking up big scores.
It will be vitally important that they collect the bonus points for four tries or more. Winning big against the Cheetahs and Lions, and possibly earning a losing bonus point against the Sharks, should be sufficient to ensure play-off qualification. But losing to the Sharks and failing to accumulate the necessary extras against the Cheetahs and Lions could lead to an early exit.
Like the Bulls, the Sharks were disappointing in their game before the break. However, they are still in a position to qualify for the next round, and their ability to do so will hinge on the result of that clash against the Bulls at Kings Park.
They will receive four points for a bye this week, and should be favourites to bury the Cheetahs in the final league game. But failure to beat the Bulls will deny them a play-off spot.
With Willem Alberts due back for that clash and a host of other Boks at their disposal, they have to be favourites to win at home. They will of course be hoping that a few overseas results go their way, as will the other South African play-off contenders.
There are nine teams vying for six play-off places, and looking at the match-ups and likely results over the next three weeks, it could be the Reds, Hurricanes and Highlanders that don't make the cut.
The Chiefs should be good enough to top the league and win the New Zealand conference, even though they could come unstuck against the Crusaders. The Cantabrians are famous for their late-season surges, and wins against the Hurricanes, Chiefs and Force should earn them home advantage in a qualifying play-off.
The Chiefs will do the Sharks a favour in the coming weeks when they dispose of the Hurricanes and Highlanders, and the resurgent Reds should also be too strong for Jamie Joseph's side.
The Reds will be hoping that the Sharks stumble in their remaining two matches, although three wins for the Queenslanders may also not be enough to qualify. They need to record bonus-point wins to give themselves the best chance of advancing.
If all pans out as expected, the Chiefs and Stormers will secure home field advantage for the semi-finals, and also earn a week's break at the end of the league. The Brumbies, thanks to the absurd conference system, will finish in third place and host the Sharks in the first qualifying play-off, while the Crusaders will host the Bulls in the second.
It's crazy to think that the Bulls may finish higher on the log than the Sharks but will still need to face a superior opponent in the first knockout match. It is likely that their play-off will take place in Christchurch against the seven-time champions rather than in Canberra against a well-drilled but inexperienced Brumbies team.
But that aside, it would mark a special feat if three South African teams qualified for the play-offs.


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Dear All,
my name is Cesar Cassiolato and my great-grandmother was Catherina Pesaresi that was Italian from Ostra and was borned in 01/14/1875.Her father was Giovani Pesaresi and her mother was Jacinta Frulla.My great-grandmother arrived in Brazil in 07/01/1898 together her aunt and she was 13 years old when she arrived here.I am trying to discovered my genealogic history.
My great-grandfather was Jose Cassiolato and he also was Italian.They had 3 suns: Pedro Cassiolato(My grandfather) and more two men.Pedro married with Assumpta Cerri and they had 2 men and 1 woman: Arlindo Cassiolato, Isaura Cassiolato and Oswaldo Cassiolato, my father that is married with Cecilia Carvalho Cassiolato. I have one sister, called Sonia Cassiolato. I am an Eletronic Engineer in an industrial automation company and my sister is a Biomedical Pharmaceutical in charge of medicines in the most important hospital in Brazil(University of Sao Paulo Hospital, located in Ribeirao Preto City where all my family lives.) I am 35 years old and my sister is 44 years old. My parent are 74 years old.
I thank you in advanced for any information.
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