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Formed by the ulnar artery and the palmar area of the radial artery, the superficial palmar arch is sometimes referred to as the superficial volar arch, the arcus pamaris superficialis, the superficial ulnar arch or the arcus volaris superficialis. In certain people, the radial artery does not contribute to the formation of the palmar arch. Instead, the anastomoses, the princeps pollicis artery, the median artery and radialis indicis arteries compose this arch. Alongside the superficial arch lies the superficial palmar artery, which supplies blood to each of the lumbrical muscles. The superficial and deep palmar arches serve as a network of arteries inside the palm. Three of these arteries in the palmar network extend down the lumbrical muscles. Located across the face of the palm, this superficial palmar arch curves downward across the hand. When the thumb is fully extended, the arcus pamaris superficialis lies at the same level as the thumb. This superficial arch lies further away from the thumb than the deep palmar arch.
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Do you imagine all of you blissfully sleeping in your hotel room and then waking up to a rosy new day?
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Unless you are co-sleeping champs, it's ridiculously difficult to have your whole family sleep in one room. Yet somehow, people in the olden days did this all the time and called it existence. Nowadays, we save it for special occasions and call it vacation.
Recently, my family enjoyed two nights of intense togetherness in Leavenworth.
Picture it: the snowy forest of fir trees, the Wells Fargo that looks Bavarian, the Nutcracker store with outrageously expensive tchotchkes — and me yelling at my son to not sled headfirst downhill.
"Smash your face, Young Man, and we're leaving!"
Intersperse that with multiple trips to the bathroom with my 4-year-old daughter who tanked up on hot chocolate and wore a snowsuit designed by Houdini.
"You just went 10 minutes ago. Can't Daddy take you this time?"
"Gross, Mommy! Urinals are yucky!"
If you notice a touch of crankiness in this winter-land vignette, that's because we played musical beds the night before in our hotel room at the Sleeping Lady.
Silky sheets, European duvets and hand-hewn log beds; how could we not sleep well? The answer lies in the "we" of that rhetorical question.
We were so excited to be in a hotel, see snow and wake up and go sledding that we could not possibly stay in our own beds and fall asleep.
Plus, one of us (and I'm not pointing fingers) woke up to pee 10,000 times and needed help unzipping her bunny pajamas.
I had the foresight to pack a flask of peppermint schnapps. Unfortunately, it is illegal to give schnapps to minors, even as a sedative. (Extra liquids wouldn't have helped anyway.)
But really, every family adventure has a twinge of crankiness, right? Sleep deprivation comes hand in hand with children, no matter where you are.
So forget the fatigue. The warm glow of time will blur all of it away like schnapps. Eventually, all that will be left is the hot chocolate and the fun.
What I plan to remember about our trip to Leavenworth is reading books with my son in the library, watching my daughter's cheeks pink up in the snow and gorging ourselves at dinner.
The best part was waking up in the middle of the night and listening to my family finally fall asleep. It was so magical that in a very weak moment I found myself thinking, "Gee, maybe we should go to Disneyland."
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CHENNAI: Pneumonia can be caused by fungal, viral or bacterial infections. No contesting that. But did you know that the risk factors for pneumonia include malnutrition, low birth weight, living in overcrowded places, lack of exclusive breast feeding, and environmental pollution? There is therefore something we can actually do to prevent pneumonia.
A campaign launched in Chennai by the Rotary Club of Madras and the Tamil Nadu government jointly on Thursday sought to do just this — spread awareness of what pneumonia is and how it is easily treatable with early diagnosis. Releasing a poster on the occasion, Chief Secretary K.S. Sripathi said there was a pressing need to build awareness of pneumonia, its prevention and treatment.
The world over, there are two million deaths each year due to pneumonia. A total of 150 million children are affected, of which 43 million are in India. Of the 20 lakh deaths among children globally, four lakh are from India and Tamil Nadu accounts for 10,000 deaths. "It is also a leading cause of neonatal deaths and there is an urgency to do something about it," Principal Secretary, Health, V.K. Subburaj said.
"We have to deal with all the risk factors – malnutrition, pollution, low birth weight, breast feeding – if we need to bring down the total number of cases. The only way to do this is to ensure that mothers know the relevance of these factors in the health of their child," he said.
Director of Public Health S. Elango said the campaign launched along with Rotary International would focus on these preventive methods as well. It would also talk about signs of pneumonia – fever, cold, heavy breathing leading to respiratory distress – so that parents could rush their children to the doctor at the right time.
He added that serious cases would need hospitalisation. But ideally, it would be prudent to catch the infection early and treat it with drugs at home. The State government would soon make HiB vaccine part of its immunisation programme, and this would help prevent at least 10.5 per cent of all pneumonia deaths.
Rotary International District 3230 governor A. Subramaniam said the exercise was undertaken after consultations with public health officials revealed that pneumonia was a major cause of death among children under five. Pursuing the Rotary goal of cutting down under-five mortality, the Club had decided to print posters (20,000 of them) containing information on preventing pneumonia deaths to be displayed at primary health centres and anganwadis in the State.
"The fact is that it is so easy to prevent deaths due to pneumonia. We also have to tell mothers about the importance of good prenatal care to ensure good birth weight of the baby, spacing out pregnancies in order to provide exclusive breast milk for at least six months for the baby," said R. Sriram, Rotary District 3230 health committee chairman.


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I've got the CT15-A1. 15 inch version of this same notebook. It's been a great notebook for me. The 4GB of RAM isn't bad and the SSD makes this laptop very fast. On average I get 3.5 to 4 hours of battery life. For non power users this is a very good deal. Plus the 1600x900 resolution on this notebook is good and the 1080p on the CT15 is great. Both are far better than the 1366x768 on most notebooks of the budget variety.
Bottom Line is this is a good laptop for any non power user. Anyone who considers themselves a power user should consider the limitations of this notebook before purchasing like I did.
I have the 15 inch version--typing on it right now! If you buy this, then you must be willing to use a mouse with it. The trackpad is horrible, and I mean HORRIBLE. Yeah, I've tried other trackpads but this one is the worst one I have tried. Other than that, the keyboard doesn't register all the keys that I hit when I type. Not sure if this is because the keys are so shallow (I'm not used to shallow keyboards) but it sucks that I can press down a key and not have it register. This happens often with the backspace button. These two things are my worst complaints. I wouldn't recommend this computer to anyone who plans on using the keyboard and trackpad often.
If you're only going to surf the net on this thing, then I guess this would be an ok computer. But if you're a student looking for a laptop that can get your essays done, I would look elsewhere. The battery life isn't spectacular either. The only reason I have the 15" is because I won it. However, this is a good price... if you're really just going to use it to watch videos or something, then go for it. I do like the screen; it's the best part about the laptop.
[Edit] Oh yeah, almost forgot. At least with my version, if you carry the laptop around in a backpack or something, the raised portion on the edge of the screen rubs off the paint or whatever it is on the bottom part of the laptop. I have to keep the piece of material it comes with inside the laptop when I travel to reduce damage.
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There is an active C30 racing community and the fin will make a difference if you want to race.
I guess that was my point Jim. We race our Tartan 27' against one C30 that I believe is the standard rig (fin keel but standard height mast) and often we beat him to the finish. There is another C30 at our club with the 'tall mast' version whose PHRF handicap is much lower then the other C30 we race against. The TM C30 has such a low PHRF it is not even in our racing division.
For cruising I'm sure it makes less of a difference. I'm just not a fan of winged keels as once I spent the night on an O'Day 272 that grounded and could not get off as the tide went out. The boat was left high and dry on the beach standing on the wing keel as the tide went out. Quite a night.
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teajunkie: thanks im not feeling discouraged, just not willing to put my heart into it too much since i was so heartbroken last month. im feeling pretty hopeful actually..
on the testing, i woke up feeling queezy and hungry (after a big dinner party here no less) at 4 am. then this morning i had a few twingey cramps. first sign of anything this cycle, other than heaps of ewcm around 0. if i had a drawer full of tests i might have poas. i live in canada where tests are not cheap and my small town is even more expensive. im not poas at all, unless im like 10 days late..and maybe not even then. we shall see..
babygrey: thanks for the birthday wishes..it really would be the best gift ever!
thank you so much for sharing the meditation littlebearsmama, it sounds wonderful. we are going for a beach picknic later today with my family and i plan to take a while alone by the water and do this. on a similar note i have set up a little baby welcoming altar in our room.. and pick a mother card and angel card everyday to focus my energy on the positive aspects of wanting a baby...and bringing new life into the world..
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I have been charting CM and temps and my cycle is about 40 days long, but my LP is only 10 days it seems. From what I read that seems kind of borderline. Anyone have any suggestions.. about how to lengthen it..or do you think I *should* try to? Or is 10 days ok?..
I haven't been able to conceive but I am quite certain I am ovulating, there is an obvious thermal shift and it stays up until I get AF.
Thanks! I really appreciate any info or advice! Or if I should be posting this question somewhere else?
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AFM: AF showd up on Sat. Please move me back to waiting to O I get more upset with every month that goes by and no bfp. This will be out 9th month. I am hoping the fertilaid and maca that DH is taking will help. His sperm analysis last month showed all kinds of problems.
Macypickle, I don't think that 10 days is too bad, but it probably wouldn't hurt to work on getting it a bit longer - you will see some people around here with much shorter LPs than that. I think that some people have had success in lengthening their LPs by taking Maca. MY DH is taking it now for sperm problems.
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rcr - I'm sorry AF showed. Hopefully the maca will help.
macypickle - I agree that a 10-day LP is not so bad while BFing, but it wouldn't hurt to try to make it longer. Maca, B6, or vitex might be helpful things to try.
I'm nervous today because my cervix actually dropped and got firmer, my CF is stickier and less abundant, and my temp went up a bit (it only went up to about my coverline, but it's 0.4 degrees above where I'd been hovering for a few days). I noticed that it felt like DD was getting "toothy" with her nursing on Friday and Saturday, too, so maybe that was the nipple tenderness before O? Any one of those things on their own wouldn't make me flinch, but all together, I'm nervous that I might have ovulated. I never got a positive OPK and DH was busy with work all weekend and much of the last week so I didn't push things. If I did ovulate yesterday, then I'd have to hope that BD 6 days before O would get the job done, and that's not very likely (is it even possible? LOL). All that being said, I probably didn't ovulate, but the possibility makes me nervous.
Also, I was hungrier than all get-out yesterday. Not starving, but just never feeling satiated. Does that happen to anyone when they ovulate? Sigh, I need to just relax and see what my temps do. Hopefully, even if I ovulated and missed it, it's the start of my body getting back on track and I'll get another chance soon.
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Socali and mamafern- thanks for the encouragement. I am 12dpo now. FF says 11.
zwitterion- don't know about around O but I am STARVING right now and I just drank a huge smoothie. What gives? I'd think I was pregnant or something. Except test this morning was a BFN. It was a test as early as 7 days after conception IC test too, so it must be accurate. I am around 11 or 12dpo now. Low back cramps since yesterday, and temp dropping. I am expecting AF today or tomorrow. Either way, though I am glad I O'd at last.
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I'm on CD86. Just got off the phone with my dr's office (the nurse) and the thyroid labs are back...they want to lower my dose, it seems levels are too high(wonder if the Maca is affecting that)
She asked if I was on any birth control and I said no, that we were TTC again.
She asked if I was still breastfeeding. I said yes. That I'd had 3 "normal" PP cycles and now this crazy one. I also told her that DD was nursing less now. DD is nightweaned and goes 7-10 hours at night without nursing. As well as only nursing 5-8 times a day because she is eating more solids now.
She said the first thing I needed to do was wean DD She said I shouldn't try to get pregnant until DD was weaned, that it increases chances of miscarriage.
I asked what we could do to get my cycle back on track, She said to :
1. come in for a pregnancy blood test
2. wean DD
3. try new dose of thyroid med for 6 weeks
THEN we could go from there
I don't want to wean DD with the hope that I might get pregnant! It took years to get pregnant with DD, what if it takes more than a year or 2? DH isn't sure he wants to TTC after 39 or 40. In that case, we only have a little less than 3 years
I understand that there is a slightly higher risk of miscarriage. I understand that I might lose some, or all of my milk. And if that happens, we'll deal with it then!
Am I wrong to feel this way? Is it wrong to TTC while breastfeeding?
and cautiously due May 12, 2011!
TXmom2 - Oh, goodness, I hear you on the long cycles (I think I'm on CD 96 today). I think that doctors have a lot of great things they can offer us, but when it comes to breastfeeding, they have a lot of ideas that just aren't correct. Would you get pregnant faster if you weaned? Quite possibly. Does that mean it's the best option for conception and for the family you already have? Not necessarily. For some families, it might be, but for yours, it sounds like the answer is probably no. I wish I had an answer or grand insight for you. Since I don't, I'll offer support and instead.
TXmom2 - Sorry you're having such a tough time right now. I would also be mad at the nurse for suggesting you wean if you want to get pregnant. Just like you, I accept that my milk supply may drop or dry up when I get pregnant, but I don't want to wean before that because who knows how long I'll be trying! I hope that your cycles regulate and that it won't take you so long to get PG this time around!
rcr - I'm sorry AF showed up. I hope that this month will be your month.
Since I love looking at everyone else's chart, I thought I'd post a link to mine:
I'm still hopeful, but Friday seems so far away to test!! My past few cycles have been 26-28 days, so AF would be due any day today through Wednesday. Please remind me that waiting for DH to be home on Friday (to test) is the only polite thing to do.
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Teajunkie ~~ Your chart is kind of awesome. How are you feeling? I think I'll be stalking your chart the next few days.
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Expecting a surprise (5/15)
I did not know how much B6 to start with and I also didn't know it could affect my supply.
I have always had a bit of oversupply though so hopefully I will be ok.
I am going to try the B6 for now and see how that goes
macypickle - I second the Maca. I started taking it this cycle and I love love love it. I don't know if it will lengthen my LP, but I love all the other side effects.
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Does anyone on here get ovulation pains?? I think thats what I am having, I never have had them before. It feels like strong cramps, almost like early labour contractions except constant. It does come and go in waves though, sometimes it lasts a few minutes, sometimes an hour....If it is Ov pains, should I try now? Or in a day or so? Not sure what the pain indicates (release of egg, etc)....
Thanks for the help
Would you believe my thermometer died this morning?! Argh! My cervix is doing jumping jacks (up and down, up and down) and my CF seems sticky-ish but it is abundant and looks almost creamy, and I had a bit of EWCF last night, so I am confused as can be about whether I ovulated. I was really hoping for a temp to point me in the right direction this morning. Instead, I took it several times (I always take it at least twice to be sure, and they were so different this morning that I kept trying) and got anywhere from 96.89 to 97.61 before the screen started flickering, the beeping went off-key, and finally the screen just died. Boo. Hiss. I'm sure that any new thermometer I get will be off a bit from the old one, so I think I'll just have to wait for AF to show or not in the next week or two to figure out what happened. That is, unless my other signs make more sense. However, I'm really leaning toward no ovulation at this point.
If I do get O pains, they are short lived and twingey - not crampy or contracting at all.
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rcr~ on af showing up.
jen&james~ : hug on the chemical pregnancy.
TXmom2~ I wouldnt wean because the nurse told you to. I dont think its wrong to ttc while nursing .we've been ttc while nursing for almost 3yrs, my son is almost 4 and shows no signs of weaning anytime in the next few months either. he still nurses during the night.
FF says i'm 4dpo and ovusoft says 3dpo. i'm gonna believe ovusoft over FF.
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jen&james, I'm so sorry about the chemical. How disappointing.
for everyone in the TWW!
Holly, I'm sorry you are going through that--I don't know about the Nuvaring, but is it a hormonal form of BC? If so, maybe your hormones are just readjusting to being off of it, and things will normalize soon?
AFM, CD 11 and still just hanging out, waiting to O. I hate planning everything around my possible O date. I scheduled a trip and then realized that it was during my fertile time, so I rescheduled it due to a "work conflict." I'm not willing to skip a whole month trying! You'd think I would have learned, but then I scheduled a pap for that same week--and called back later to reschedule.... Anyway, the pap is now during the tww--that should be fine, right? I'm really going to feel like an idiot if I have to reschedule again.
Yuba- I TOTALLY hear you on the travel thing! I'm leaving town without DH (ack! traveling with infant all by myself! overwhelming!) and the first thing on my mind was "oh, gosh, what if I O when I'm gone??" In my case, I can't reschedule, and, since my cycles are unpredictable, I wouldn't know WHEN to reschedule for
FWIU, a pap in the 2ww is just fine, as long as you can handle that you might spot after. (In above mentioned DD's case, I postponed a pap in early pg b/c I just couldn't handle seeing anymore bleeding, even if I knew it wasn't anything!)'
tara2, sorry AF found you, but hooray for having your cycle back!
AFM, ack! I'm confused. I thought I understood charting and what I was looking for with O, but maybe not? I posted on the main board a few days ago (so, sorry to double-ask anyone who helped before) and the consensus was that I didn't O, but I swear it looks like a thermal shift to me... Socal, you mentioned you thought so, too?
Honestly, I'm super-suspicious of a CD12 O, but I see a thermal shift when I look at my chart and I'm really just hoping to understand how my chart is different from a true thermal shift. Can someone help me understand why my chart does NOT look like ovulation so I'll know what to look for? Or is it the lack of CM that makes it seem like I didn't O? b/c that might be my interpretation.. I'm kind of, um, lacking in the CM department and I debated on CD11&12 whether i had tiny blobs of EWCM. Also had light spotting on CD13 which makes me suspicious for O spotting...
I've chart-stalked and searched on FF for hours and I still see a thermal shift when I look at mine- is it just wishful thinking??
sorry for everyone else I missed, NAK has turned into baby slapping at keyboard time...
but a lesson must be lived in order to be learned.
and the clarity to see and stop this now
that is what i've earned (a.d.)
babygrey~ I'd probably lean toward cd13 as O day esp with the spotting. i've heard you can have spotting on O day. I had it once it was more blood tinged ewcm. here the chart if you wanted to look. chart with spotting on O day
hollytheteacher~ i moved you to the 2ww.
Yuba_River~ maybe you'll have to re schedule the pap for a different reason like being pregnant
I have no intention of weaning to TTC. I'm just frustrated that they don't seem to want to DO anything at all the help me unless I've weaned her
I did go in for my blood HCG test today, I'll call tomorrow and hopefully get the results (BFN I'm sure) so maybe they'll rx Prog. to jump start AF. I just hope they don't tell me to keep waiting. I know that it sometimes takes awhile for PP AF to return when breastfeeding.
My concern is that PP AF had already returned (and been fairly regular, at least with my 40+ day cycles) and now when baby is nursing less often, AF is no where to be seen
jen&james- so sorry. I'm still hoping all is well for you
Yuba- for you. FWIW, when I went in for my first OB appt. with DD, they did a pap...said it was perfectly safe while pregnant. Doesn't mean I wasn't worried, but....
babygrey- hang in there...things should get much clearer in the next few days
SoCal- either way,
Hope everyone else is doing ok. I'm still catching up from the last several days. LO has been sick and of course, I got it too. Just now all starting to feel better
and cautiously due May 12, 2011!
Babygrey, it's still possible that more days of temping could change the interpretation, but at this point, CD 12 looks right based on your temps. I find that CM isn't that reliable an indicator for me while I'm nursing.
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I am ready to purchase my next boat, having sold my Pearson 323. The intended use is for Caribbean cruising and liveaboard for a couple of years. The current choice seems to be a Morgan 43 CC. I would like to get a smaller (approx. 38') boat, but may need space for all the extras, like dinghy, 2 kayaks, dive gear, etc, etc. I met one man who single-handed his Morgan 44 (almost the same boat, isn't it?) and was impressed with the value and utility of his boat.
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The "Ring Don't Mean a Thing" producer wore a diamond tiara for her 300 guests which included her "Real Housewives of Atlanta" co-stars, singer Fantasia, "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Rasheeda Frost and fellow Xscape band member Tameka "Tiny" Harris. Phaedara Parks, Rasheeda, Tiny, Carmon Cambrice and Fantasia served as Kandi's bridesmaids.
"I didn't know if I was going to be able to pull this all together," Kandi told InTouch. Kandi seemingly accomplishes any and everything she puts her mind to and she was able to pull everything together for the ceremony in one month.
Kandi's fans will be able to see her journey to the altar when her wedding special airs later this year.
"Each episode follows Kandi and Todd as they plan a larger-than-life Coming to America themed wedding ceremony, signifying the couple's initial introduction in Africa," read a Bravo statement.
"RHOA" fans are aware that Kandi and her mother haven't seen eye to eye when it comes to Todd. The two even stopped speaking at one point as Mama Joyce continued to accuse Todd of being an opportunist.
"I couldn't wait around hoping things would get better. I just had to do it and hope for the best," Kandi said.
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Germination of Gibberella zeae ascospores as affected by age of spores after discharge and environmental factors
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The effects of age of ascospores (0–18 days after discharge), photon flux density (0–494 μmol m−2 s−1 PAR), temperature (4–30 °C), frost (−15 °C for 30 min), relative humidity (RH; 0–100%), pH (2.5–6.5) and dryness (0 and 53% RH for up to 40 min) on the germination of the ascospores of the mycotoxin-producing fungus Gibberella zeae (anamorph Fusarium graminearum) were studied. Freshly discharged ascospores germinated within 4 h at 20 °C and 100% RH. The rate of germination and the percentage of viable ascospores decreased over time after the spores were discharged from perithecia. The time course of ascospore germination was not significantly affected by photon flux density. The period of time required to obtain 50% germinated ascospores at 100% RH was 26.90 h at 4 °C, 10.40 h at 14 °C, 3.44 h at 20 °C and 3.31 h at 30 °C. There was no significant effect of frost on the percentage of viable ascospores. A small percentage (6.6 ± 3.8%) of the ascospores germinated at 53% RH. At RH ≥ 84% and 20 °C almost 100% of the freshly discharged ascospores germinated. The time course of ascospore germination was affected by pH. The maximum rate of ascospore germination was estimated to be at pH 3.76. Ascospores lost their ability to germinate following exposure to 0% RH almost instantaneously. No germinating spores were detected after an incubation period of 1 min at 0% RH. Incubating the ascospores at 53% RH decreased the percentage of viable spores from 93 to 6% within 10 min. The data demonstrate that age of spores, relative humidity, temperature and pH, but not photon flux density, are key factors in germination of G. zeae ascospores.
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A semi-log plot of excess All-Cause excess mortality rate variation with age for epidemic seasons during the era of circulation of influenza A(H2N2) viruses in Canada (A) and Japan (B). The pandemic season appears as a dashed red line. Old elderly had their lowest mortality in that season. The most recent precedent season dominated by H1 viruses appears in purple. Mortality was generally decreased in the pandemic in Japan. The different time courses of immune escape in these countries are shown in Canada (C) and Japan (D)
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The Giants are interested in Jose Bautista
Jul 21, 2010, 6:40 PM EDT
Jon Heyman reports that the Giants have expressed interest in Blue Jays' slugger Jose Bautista.
There were some comments in the Trade Tracker this morning from people who think that the Jays would be crazy to trade Bautista, but really, when is this guy's value going to be higher? Does anyone think that he's really a 40+ home run guy, year-in-year out? And even if you do — and maybe you can persuade me that all he needed was playing time — is that what the Jays need right now?
If the Giants — or anyone else for that matter — were to offer a couple of solid prospects for Brautista, I'm not sure how the Jays could possibly pass up that trade.
- The Rabbit - Jul 21, 2010 at 7:08 PM
It could be a very good trade for the Jays depending what they get in return; however, for the Giants…not so much.
Do the Giants really need another outfielder hitting in the .238? They already have Rowand who coincidentally is also hitting exactly .238.
- Mark - Jul 21, 2010 at 7:49 PM
The big difference being Rowand's OBP is 288 while Bautista's is a very respectable 358. The power is flukey, but Bautista's always shown a very good BB% and that's not likely to change.
- onemilemore - Jul 21, 2010 at 7:56 PM
Of course the Giants are interested in him…he's had a flourish this season and is currently marketable, so Sabean has to bite. Why go after someone who has been consistent year in and year out when you can get the hot commodity?
As a Giants fan, this move would be awful, but not unexpected.
- Proudly Canadian - Jul 21, 2010 at 10:37 PM
In two years the Jays will be pennant contenders. Their young pitchers have been performing well and a couple of pitching prospects they got for Rolen and Halladay look like keepers. They have solid Catching and 1B prospects ready to replace Buck and Overbay. They stole Escobar from Atlanta. They need a third baseman, but Bautista can play third. Bautista is a late bloomer rather than a flash in the pan. His production began last September when he finally got a chance to playn regularly. The Jays will not give him away for peanuts. He is highly valuable to them. He has 26 Homers, 19 doubles, 2 triples 64 RBI's and 55 walks. There is no reason to trade him despite the BS eminating from the US media.
- The Rabbit - Jul 21, 2010 at 11:25 PM
I agree with you completely. Of course, Baustista's OPS is also very respectable and he's having an exceptional season.
I'm just not as yet convinced as Proudly Canadian states that Bautista is a "late bloomer"; therefore, if I were Sabean, I'd have to think long and hard as to what I might offer in trade for a player who might be having his career year.
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VENICE, Italy Venice could use a bailout. The city built on water has too much of it.
Residents and tourists waded through knee-deep water Monday as they navigated the city's narrow streets and alleys, and its historic St. Mark's Square was inundated. Boxes of tourist merchandise floated inside the flooded shops around the square and even the city's famed pigeons sought refuge on rooftops and windowsills.
One of the highest tides in its history brought Venice to a virtual halt, rekindling a debate over a plan to build moveable flood barriers in an effort to save the lagoon city from high tides.
City officials said the tide peaked at 61 inches (156 centimeters), well past the 40-inch (110-centimeter) flood mark, as strong winds pushed the sea into the city.
Alarms went off at 6:37 a.m. to alert citizens, but many residents were taken by surprise because authorities had initially not forecast such a high water level.
In St. Mark's Square, one of the city's lowest points, tourists tried to stay dry by hopping on cafe tables and chairs sticking out of the water. The water was so high that someone rowed a small speedboat across the wide square.
"It was quite an extraordinary experience," said Michel Gorski, visiting from Brussels with his wife. "We got stuck in the hotel for half a day but we didn't suffer. We were sorry for the restaurants and stores around, but there was no panic and everyone worked really hard to clean up quickly."
Workers were unable to install the traditional raised wooden walkways used during flooding because the water rose so high the platforms would have floated away too.
"There are very few streets that are water-free," admitted city spokesman Enzo Bon.
In an ironic twist, the flooding also idled the city's water buses because their boarding platforms were underwater.
Bon had no reports of damage to the city's architectural jewels, and the Culture Ministry was monitoring the situation.
It was the fourth highest tide since 1872, when the city started keeping records. The last time Venice saw such high waters was in 1986, while the all-time record was 76 inches (194 centimeters) in 1966.
That flood forced 3,000 people to evacuate and damaged many historic buildings, but largely spared the city's art – which had long ago been removed to upper floors because of frequent flooding by tides.
"In Venice, we know how to live with high water," said Bon. "Of course there are some problems, because today's was an exceptional event."
Giancarlo Galan, the conservative governor of the surrounding Veneto region, criticized Venice's center-left administration for failing to prepare for the flood and for allegedly stonewalling a long-planned system of barriers that would rise from the seabed to ease the effect of high tides.
The $5.5 billion project, called "Moses" after the Biblical figure who parted the Red Sea, has been under construction for years and is expected to be completed by 2011. The company building the barriers said, had the system been in place, the city would not have been flooded Monday.


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10 Christian Martyrs Brutally Slain For Their Beliefs
Originally, the term applied to any individual who suffered for Christianity, but in the end, the so-called baptism in blood was reserved for those killed for their faith. Such self-sacrifice is a source of inspiration for other Christians despite what non-believers might think. In the second century, church father Tertullian even stated, the blood of martyrs is the seed of the church.
I question how many pagans were simply converted after hearing the joys of Christianity. Still a good read for a bit of religious history.
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Pt. I. The Personal Experience of Classification Schemes 19
Adventures of an Indian Princess / Patricia Riley 34
Expelled in 1877, Indian Tribe Is Now Wanted as a Resource / Timothy Egan 39
Black Man with a Nose Job / Lawrence Otis Graham 44
Culture Wars in Asian America / Garrett Hongo 51
A Being Blackanese / Mitzi Uehara-Carter 56
A Rescue Without Cheers / Peter Kramer 59
The Burden of Race / Arthur Ashe 62
What Will My Mother Say / Dympna Ugwu-Oju 67
Choosing Up Sides / Judy Scales-Trent 74
Identity Matters: The Immigrant Children / Marilyn Halter 77
How It Was for Me / Sarah Van't Hul 88
Mojado Like Me / Joseph Tovares 93
Then Came the War / Yuri Kochiyama 99
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"Indian" and "Black" as Radically Different Types of Categories / Jack D. Forbes 120
Historical Origins of the Prohibition of Multiracial Legal Identity in the States and the Nation / Paul Knepper 123
Biology and the Social Construction of the "Race" Concept / Prince Brown, Jr. 131
Comparing Official Definitions of Race in Japan and the United States / David M. Potter, Paul Knepper 139
Federal Statistical Directive No. 15 157
The Mean Streets of Social Race / Ian F. Haney Lopez 161
What Should the Specific Data Collection and Presentation Categories Be? 177
Pt. 3. Ethnic Classification 187
Questions Related to Ethnicity 202
A View from the South: Lands of Immigrants / Peter Winn 207
Directive No. 15 and Self-Identification / Luis Angel Toro 211
The Mingling of Alaska Natives with "Foreigners": A Brief Historical Overview / Julie E. Sprott 216
Ethnicity as Explanation, Ethnicity as Excuse / Paul A. Goble 223
Ancestry 231
Choosing an Ancestry / Mary C. Waters 235
Reflections on American Ethnicity / David Steven Cohen 239
Resource Competition Theories / Joane Nagel 249
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On Being Like a Mule / Judy Scales-Trent 287
Article XIX, Chinese: Constitution of the State of California 291
Persons of Mean and Vile Condition / Howard Zinn 293
Science and Jewish Immigration / Stephen Jay Gould 301
Remarks on the First Two Volumes of Sex and Race / J. A. Rogers 309
Why "Race" Makes No Scientific Sense: The Case of Africans and Native Americans / Prince Brown, Jr. 320
Science, Pseudo-science and Racism / Albert Jacquard 326
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White Reconstruction in the University / Charles A. Gallagher 337
Taking Back the Center / Trina Grillo, Stephanie M. Wildman 355
Plessy v. Ferguson 358
Plessy / Cheryl I. Harris 371
Pt. 5. Toward a New Paradigm: Transcending Categories 377
The Anthropology of Race: A Study of Ways of Looking at Race / Vivian J. Rohrl 389
The Intermarriage of the Races / W. E. B. Du Bois 402
Letter from Thomas Jefferson: Virginia's Definition of a Mulatto 405
Ethnic Diversity: Its Historical and Constitutional Roots / Cruz Reynoso 407
One Drop of Blood / Lawrence Wright 422
Perceptions and Misperceptions of Skin Color / Stephen H. Caldwell, Rebecca Popenoe 427
Identifying Ethnicity in Medical Papers / Edward J. Huth 435
Selected Discrimination Cases Handled by the U.S. Department of Justice in 1996 440
Brain's Use of Shortcuts Can Be a Route to Bias / K. C. Cole 455
Talking Past One Another / Richard T. Schaefer 462
Let's Spread the "Fun" Around: The Issue of Sports Team Names and Mascots / Ward Churchill 465
Another Japanese Version: An American Actor in Japanese Hands / James F. Hopgood 470
Toward a New Vision: Race, Class, and Gender as Categories of Analysis and Connection / Patricia Hill Collins 478
White-Blindness / Bruce N. Simon 496
App. A. Race - The U.S. Bureau of the Census (1996) 503
App. B. Federal and Program Uses of the Data Derived from Race and Ethnicity Questions - The U.S. Bureau of the Census (1990) 509
References 515
Text Credits 521
Photo Credits 531
Index 533
|Additional Authors:
|Ferrante-Wallace, Joan, 1955-
Brown, Prince
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We are busy at our house making last minute preparations for Halloween. We still have pumpkins to carve and my oldest son still needs to figure out what he is going to dress like this evening. There are school parades and 4th grade class parties to help out at. By the end of the day I am sure I will be exhausted!
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Not true. I can do it easily and quicker than the rolling hitch I believe.
I do not have a video and it would be hard to explain in text - for me anyway.
I think this is going to be more of a problem then you anticipate. You will need to tie the bowline while you are being dragged but worse then that you will need to tie it with one hand while the water is pulling at the bitter end of the line dragging behind you and if you arent at the end of the line you need to pull the line up to you when you tie the knot. I dont think you want to let yourself slide down to the end of the line just so that you can tie a bowline.
But now that you are tied into a line how will you get back to the boat while being dragged? Maybe having a harness with a short line in your pocket with an ascender attached will answer both questions. You can clip on and it gives you a way to work back to the boat while holding onto whatever you gain.
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