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Making his first start since winning last year's Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), Misremembered showed little sign of rust in capturing the $80,200 Santana Mile Stakes by three lengths at Santa Anita March 6.
Making his first start since winning last year's Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), Misremembered showed little sign of rust in capturing the $80,200 Santana Mile Stakes by three lengths at Santa Anita March 6.
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Arienza, a 3-year-old filly out of 2002 Horse of the Year Azeri, scored an impressive first win in her debut March 6 at Oaklawn Park.
With just under two weeks until the $300,000 Rebel Stakes (gr. II), several leading contenders based at Oaklawn Park posted workouts March 6.
Juvenile champion Uncle Mo put in a half-mile move in :48 4/5 at Palm Meadows for trainer Todd Pletcher March 6 in preparation for his fast-approaching 3-year-old debut at Gulfsteam Park.
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Sweeting, TJ; (2001) Coverage probability bias, objective Bayes and the likelihood principle. BIOMETRIKA , 88 (3) 657 - 675.
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We review objective Bayes procedures based on both parametric and predictive coverage probability bias and explore the extent to which such procedures contravene the likelihood principle in the case of a scalar parameter. The discussion encompasses choice of objective priors, objective posterior probability statements and objective predictive probability statements. We conclude with some remarks concerning the future development and implementation of objective priors based on small coverage probability bias.
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Jamie Redknapp reckons Manchester City are the favourites to land Wayne Rooney now he wants to move.
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I have to say I was absolutely staggered when I heard the news that Wayne Rooney wants out of Manchester United. I still am.
If there was ever a player in the Premier League who I thought we would see wearing the same shirt for the rest of his career, it was Rooney.
I hate badge kissing and he isn't a badge kisser. We see it all the time, players doing that and all the while we're well aware that as soon as the chance comes up they'll be off somewhere else - to kiss another badge.
Wayne Rooney is not one of those. I thought he would be at Old Trafford for the rest of his career, I really did.
Normally when something as big as this comes up you hear something on the footballing grapevine, but I hadn't heard a thing. That made it a complete and utter shock and something I just can't work out.
We've all been left wondering what has happened. People will be saying Rooney is out of order, others will be pointing the finger at Sir Alex Ferguson, saying he is behind the times and cannot manage successfully in this era of huge contracts and player power.
We don't know enough to comment on the first one, but if anybody thinks Ferguson is not up to the job anymore, they can think again. He would have been a successful manager 30 years ago and would be a successful manager in 30 years time.
We know all about the problems Rooney has had. And they have been going on for a good six months, ever since he got that ankle injury against Bayern Munich way back in March. Maybe he feels United as a club and Sir Alex could've done more for him.
Sometimes we all need an arm round us - he is no different to anyone else - but sometimes you also need to look at yourself and deal with things yourself.
I know there has been an issue with the contract and that can be the only thing I can think of that is behind this. As soon as there is the whiff of a problem, other clubs will have been onto Rooney's agent and both he and the player himself will be more than aware of what he can get elsewhere.
He could double his money at Manchester City, I am sure. The only other clubs that even come into the equation are Chelsea, Barcelona or Real Madrid.
Rooney is 9/4 with Sky Bet to join Manchester City
Do Barcelona need him and Lionel Messi in the same team? I know the prospect of joining up with Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo sounds great, but if you think about it, Ronaldo leaving Old Trafford was really the making of Rooney.
Personally if I was offered the chance to go and play in Spain and learn another language and lifestyle I would jump at it, but I don't think Wayne is that kind of lad. He strikes me as a local boy, who is close to his family, which is why I thought he would be at United forever.
I think he will stay in England, which is great for the Premier League. I would hate to see England's best player leave these shores, I really would. I genuinely hope he stays.
The problem he has is he is going to upset Manchester United fans if that is the case. As I say, only Chelsea and City could really afford him, maybe Tottenham or Liverpool if they came up with some minor financial miracle. Would he go to Liverpool though and risk upsetting even more people back on Merseyside?
He and his agent will know what clubs are interested. Manchester City could easily afford to pay him £250,000-a-week, the chance to at least double his money, I am sure.
What will Rooney's transfer fee be? Over £30.5m 5/6
I know people will turn round and say when you earn that much what does it matter, but you ask any man on the street what he would do and I am sure he wouldn't be able to give you a flat 'no, I'm staying put'. Maybe he thinks he is getting a raw deal at United, knowing what he can earn somewhere else.
Will Rooney play for Man United's first team again?
I can see him ending up at Manchester City. With their funds, they can make a major statement, show they are a real force in world football. And not only that, they would be making another little bit of mischief with United but above all, getting the best player of his generation.
You wouldn't have thought Rooney would go to United's rivals; but a week ago I wouldn't have thought he would ever leave Manchester United.


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1 Preheat the oven to 400°F.
2 Brush the inside of 2 shallow cake pans about 10 in diameter lightly with olive oil.
3 In a large bowl, sift the chestnut flour (available from Italian delicatessens and other specialist stores)
4 Gradually stir in the milk, mixed with an equal volume of cold water.
5 Add a large pinch of salt and the sugar, stir well.
6 Beat in the olive oil gradually with a balloon whisk.
7 Spread out half the mixture in each prepared cake pan.
8 Level with a spatula.
9 Sprinkle the pine nuts, rosemary leaves, and a very little olive oil evenly over the surface.
10 Bake in the oven for about 30 minutes or until the surface has turned golden brown and a skewer or knife inserted in the cake comes out clean and dry.
11 Let cool for about 10 minutes.
12 Carefully loosen by running the spatula round the inside of the pans and turn out onto a rack to cool.
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No spark in Tehachapi
Hey all
I am on the way home from a quick desert ride to Lake Havasu...I was trying to get home before the storms hit in Nor Cal on Tuesday, but I am stuck here in Tehachapi.
I was running really low on gas due to headwinds and high speeds, so I thought it was just out of gas...the bike died as I was pulling off Hwy 58 to tank up. I pushed it to the gas station, filled it up, and it won't start. Cranks fine, battery fine, lights all fine, not one spark.
I put an aftermarket coil that was on another bike, that could be it. I've got about 5k miles on that coil, but dunno what else it could be. Naturally I have no spark plug wrench the size I need.
This is my R80G/S
It looks like a Uhaul home.
Ran great all the way here!
I pushed it to the La Quinta Inn and am consulting my internet buddies while drinking a grain beverage...thankful I am not out in the Mojave
My first suggestion would be the coil. You didn't say if it was raining but my buddies R100GS died in a rain storm and that was the problem. Pull the tank and take a good look at the coil for cracks.
Side stand switch?
It was the coil
Hey all
I rented a Uhaul and hauled my hiney home...put my old coil on and she sparked right to life.
totally hammered a tumbleweed in the Uhaul, major headwinds near Santa Nella...first thought was "Glad its a rental!"
semis leaning over ahead, semi passing on the left, three tumbleweeds approach from the left...I nailed the middle one...
now, I probably would not have been on I-5 if the bike had been running...but....
Sorry I just saw this thread. I live in Tehachapi and would have been glad to help. Sorry!!
it was a bad coil, the bike runs fine now.
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In light of all the false information that many people seem to have about guild wars 2, i decided it was time to bring to attention some known facts about gw2. I am simply posting the official FAQ according to www.guildwars2.com. Additional information about the game can also be read about in their news section which lists links to interviews with the developers so feel free to check it out directly from the source. It seems people are rather lazy or don't realize that gw2 has a faq so i wanted to post them where they would easily be seen by other people who are looking for the information or are just curious.
Remember that extra information that delves into more specific parts of the game can be found in the interviews listed on the news section of the official website.
Guild wars 2 FAQ:
When is Guild Wars 2 going to be released?
When are you going to release more information?
When will there be a beta?
What platforms will Guild Wars 2 be available on?
Will there be a subscription fee for Guild Wars 2?
Will Guild Wars 2 be an MMO?
How is Guild Wars 2 different from other MMOs?
Will Guild Wars 2 have non-human playable races?
•Charr - Ascalon's conquerors, the charr are ferocious, warmongering creatures--the intractable foes of humanity. Now, as greater dangers threaten their conquests, charr legions and their war machines prepare for battle.
How will character progression work? Will you be raising the level cap?
Also, to allow players the freedom to play together even if their friends are at a much higher (or lower) level, we are planning to implement a strong sidekick system, similar to that used in City of Heroes™.
We're applying this same philosophy to competitive play. Players will be able to engage in organized, balanced PvP (similar to GvG in the original Guild Wars) without first leveling up characters, finding equipment, and unlocking skills. While inside the organized PvP area, all characters will be the same power level and will have access to the same equipment.
Will Guild Wars 2 be solo-able?
At the same time, it is important for an MMO community to join together to overcome challenges. Guild Wars 2 will feature challenges that require players to join forces.
Can I play my original Guild Wars character in Guild Wars 2?
However, your original Guild Wars character names will be reserved for your use in Guild Wars 2. The Hall of Monuments in Guild Wars 2 recognizes the accomplishments commemorated by your original Guild Wars characters and provides you with unique rewards to showcase those achievements.
When will we find out the specific benefits that the Hall of Monuments provides to Guild Wars 2 characters?
What are the system requirements for Guild Wars 2?
It looks like the charr have guns in the Guild Wars 2 trailer. Will there be firearms in Guild Wars 2?
The aquatic scenes in the preview video look really cool. Will players be able to explore underwater?
once again, all this information is listed under the FAQ section of the guild wars 2 official website at http://www.guildwars2.com/en/faq/
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Sounds nice that it features a way to level as a group, with difficulty scaling on the number of players in your group. That way soloers and group players will get what they want :)


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I don't know what you could call Kell, because it's smaller than an actual town.... Village, Township, etc? Kell is about 70 miles east of St. Louis.
I got two younger siblings - brother and sister. I'll tell you about them later if you write to me. I got a few friends, and hell I need a few more. With me, family is big part of my life, I pretty tight with them, and hell I would do anything for them, just as they would anything for me.
I'm adding this section, "What Do I Want In A Girl-friend", because let's face it most of us are looking for someone to fill that little hole in our soul. Or just sex, you sex-crazed maniacs! Hell, I'm sex-crazed maniac too, but as I'm getting older I want something more. Anyhow, what I want in a girl-friend is someone that can keep up with my personality, have mutual interests, and will treat me as me. Also I want long term relationship, have had too many short-term relationships.


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Benni McCarthy is named despite his recent injury troubles. The West Ham United striker is one of four players from the Barclays Premier League named - the others being captain Aaron Mokoena of Portsmouth, Kagisho Dikgacoi of Fulham and Everton's Steven Pienaar. However, there was no place for Racing Santander defender Nasief Morris.
In total, the 29-man list is made up of 10 European-based players, with the rest of the group playing in South Africa's Premier Soccer League. "The bulk of the 23 players for the World Cup will come from these 29 players, but maybe we get injuries or loss of form, which is why I have left the door open," Parreira said.
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South Africa preliminary squad: Itumeleng Khune (Kaizer Chiefs), Moeneeb Josephs (Orlando Pirates), Shu-Aib Walters (Maritzburg United), Rowen Fernandez (Arminia Bielefeld); Matthew Booth (Mamelodi Sundowns), Siboniso Gaxa (Mamelodi Sundowns), Innocent Mdledle (Mamelodi Sundowns), Bongani Khumalo (SuperSport United), Tsepo Masilela (Maccabi Haifa), Aaron Mokoena (Portsmouth), Bryce Moon (PAOK), Anele Ngcongca (Racing Genk), Siyabonga Sangweni (Golden Arrows), Lucas Thwala (Orlando Pirates); Surprise Moriri (Mamelodi Sundowns), Franklin Cale (Mamelodi Sundowns), Lance Davids (Ajax Cape Town), Kagisho Dikgacoi (Fulham), Andile Jali (Orlando Pirates), Teko Modise (Orlando Pirates), Reneilwe Letsholonyane (Kaizer Chiefs), Siphiwe Tshabalala (Kaizer Chiefs), Thanduyise Khuboni (Golden Arrows), Steven Pienaar (Everton), MacBeth Sibaya (Rubin Kazan); Benni McCarthy (West Ham), Katlego Mphela (Mamelodi Sundowns), Siyabonga Nomvethe (Moroka Swallows), Bernard Parker (FC Twente)
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80 The full-time siren sounds, but the Kings are seeking a a late consolation try. They won't get it though as the ball is lost forward. So, the 'Tahs prevail! That was a serious thumping by the Aussies. And it's back to the drawing board for the Kings having now lost three in a row.
79 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. Lucas adds the conversion... 72-10!
78 TRY, WARATAHS. The visitors chasing their 11th touchdown of the match... will they get it? Yes they will! Over goes another replacement Tom Kingston to add to the Kings' woes.
75 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. Replacement Matt Lucas adds the extras... 65-10!
74 TRY, WARATAHS. Folau on the run! He breaks off one tackle, but gets held in another before he manages to get his offload away to the supporting Volavola who finishes off under the sticks!
72 Du Preez takes it up but Van der Walt loses it in the tackle so the 'Tahs can thump it into touch.Watson carries it up from the line-out and they take it wide again but the Tahs hold up well and it is lost forward by Grey.
68 Kings with a line-out as replacement hooker Virgile Lacombe throws it in. The ball's secured by lock substitute David Bulbring who bounces off Dennis and rumbles another five metres before he's hits the deck.
65 This is the longest the Kings have gone without conceding a try. So they are improving as the clock ticks down. Murray takes a high ball on halfway and the Kings take it through the phases.
62 Petersen brings the crowd (who have stuck around) off their feet as he touches down after taking the ball at pace from Strauss. But the ref calls him back - it was a forward pass.
60 Some good work from Luke Watson puts the Waratahs on the backfoot, and they're pinged for offsides. Catrakilis puts the ball into touch and sets up and attacking line-out 10m from the Waratahs' line.
58 Crawford thinks he's bagged his fourth try of the match after some brilliant work from Hooper on the touchline - the flank managing to keep the alive with a pass behind his back. But the TMO says the flank put a foot in touch. Tight call.
55 The Kings take it up as they look for a response and Engelbrecht makes good ground. They hammer away at the Tahs defence, but once again the ball is lost... that's been the story of the Kings' woeful night.
53 CONVERSION, WARATAHS. McKibbin adds his fifth conversion of the match. 58-10
52 TRY, WARATAHS. Ashley-Cooper fends off one defender, steps out of another before getting his pass out to Betham who runs in under the posts for his second try of the match.
49 Watson puts Whitehead through a gap but his pass to Grey was a poor one and the ball is lost forward so the Tahs have a scrum in their 22.
47 McKibbin's conversion is no good...
46 TRY! The TMO says Dennis got the ball down, so the 'Tahs bring up their half century... 51-10!
45 The Tahs spread the ball wide again - danger man Folau puts Betham into space on his outside but he's dragged down inches short of the line. He pops the ball up for Dennis and the flanker powers over in the corner, but he could be short... we're going upstairs.
43 Petersen saves the day for the Kings - he's been a standout for the Kings in a losing cause. He evades two tacklers, and tries to get around more blue jerseys on the outside but gets taken into touch.
42 Sykes takes and the forwards rumble forward, out it comes for the backs but Ronnie Cooke is wrapped up in midfield. Ball stolen! Rob Horne grubbers the ball upfield and now the chase is on for both teams...
Second half Welcome back! Catrakilis gets the second forty under way. Luke Watson is on as a replacement. The ball's taken in by Crawford, who slices his clearance kick into touch. So the Kings will have the throw-in just inside the 'Tahs' 22.
Half Time KINGS 10-46 WARATAHS
40 CONVERSION, KINGS. Catrakilis puts over the conversion and the ref blows for half-time. The Waratahs dominating that opening forty minutes, leaving the Kings with a mountain to climb after the break. See you in a few!
39 TRY, KINGS. The hosts lose possession, and the 'Tahs counter-attack from inside their 22. Folau has three players on his outside, but his pass is intercepted by Petersen who speeds away and dives over for a consolation try before half-time.
37 Folau leaps into the air and takes a high ball. He sets off again, but loses it forward as he tried to offload in the tackle.
36 McKibbin fails to add the extra two points on this occassion... 46-3.
35 TRY, WARATAHS. The visitors spread the ball wide where lock Sitaleki Timani is waiting on the wing and crashes over the halfway line. Dennis gets a great pass away to Hooper and the ball eventually gets to Crawford who goes over for his hat-trick!
32 The Kings with their first attacking opportunity as they prepare to scrum down 5m out from the Waratahs line. But can you believe it, prop Kevin Buy gives away a penalty for early engagement.
30 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. McKibbin won't miss from right in front, and over goes another conversion. 41-3!
29 TRY, WARATAHS. The visitors are painting PE blue! Folau breaks free again before being hauled down just inside the Kings' 22. The forwards take over and out it goes to Betham who runs a great angle to glide over for another five-pointer... that's the Waratahs' sixth!
27 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. McKibbin bangs over his fourth conversion. 34-3!
26 TRY, WARATAHS. Scrum to the Kings, but the Waratahs win a tighthead and the ball comes out for Foley who darts for the line... he's hunted down by a Kings player, so throws the ball over his head in the hope that a supporting Waratah will catch it... and Hooper does just that and scores!
25 Finally, the Kings get their hands on the ball. Petersen finds himself in space but the support is slow in coming so he puts in a chip and gives chase. He's overcooked it though, and Peter Betham is back to clean up for the 'Tahs.
23 The Waratahs are scoring over a point a minute in PE, and the crowd are stunned. Blood replacement for the Kings now as Siyanda Grey comes off to get some attention. On goes Siviwe Soyizwapi.
21 The conversion from McKibbin is... no good. But he won't stress too much with the score looking like it is. 27-3!
20 TRY, WARATAHS. The men from Sydney hunting their bonus try and they going to get - Douglas finishing off in the corner after some quick hands by Horne and Ashley-Cooper put the big man over.
18 Rynier Bernado tries to rip the ball off Kane Douglas, but the Wallaby lock holds on like his life depended on it. A ruck is formed, but Foley has no intention of kicking it out from inside his 22. The Waratahs want more tries, as they look to run it out and attack once more.
16 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. McKibbin adds the extras from far out and now the Kings have some work to do. 22-3!
15 TRY, WARATAHS. The visitors have all the momentum in PE at the moment. Crawford looks to have run out of space, but changes direction and slices through some sloppy defence for his second try of the match!
14 The Kings on the defence once more - all they've done is tackle, tackle, tackle. Rob Horne draws his man and has Folau on his outside but cuts back inside. The 'Tahs shift the ball to right, they running sideways but Dave Dennis straightens the line with a charge up the middle.
12 PENALTY, 'TAHS. Poor discipline by the Kings - giving away a penalty right in front of their posts. And McKibbin punishes them with his first successful penalty of the match. 15-3
10 PENALTY, KINGS. Catrakilis gives the crowd something to cheer about. Kings on the board! 12-3
9 The hosts looking a bit shell-shocked, but manage to put some phases together as Sergeal Petersen comes off his wing looking for action. Hooper is blown up for playing the ball off his feet, and the Kings can bank three points here with the poles in sight.
7 CONVERSION, 'TAHS. This time McKibbin raises the flags from bang in front. 12-0!
6 TRY, WARATAHS. Foley shows the ball, delays his pass before putting Folau into space and the full-back turns on the gas ... breaking off one, two, three defenders before stretching out and scoring a superb solo five-pointer! He set up the Waratahs' first try and scored the second! He's on fire!
5 The visitors have turned over possesion, forcing the Kings to make the tackles once again. Michael Hooper makes good ground. Wycliff Palu charges forward, and lays it back for McKibbin to feed the backs.
4 Demetri Catrakilis restarts for the Kings, and the forwards do well to win it back. Now it's back with Catrakiliswho has a dart before linking with Andries Strauss and the skipper does well to break the advantage line - gaining several metres for his team.
2 The conversion from Brendan McKibbin is no good, but the 'Tahs lead 5-0
1 TRY, WARATAHS. And we're under way! Bernard Foley kicks off, taken in Steven Sykes and it's George Whitehead who clears... but he doesn't find touch. Israel Folau takes it in and counter-attacks from inside his half. The full-back breaks off two tackles and races 50m before putting Cam Crawford in for the try! What a start from the visitors - first try scored after just 44 seconds played... wow!
Team news Both sides have made just one change to their respective starting line-ups. Having missed the last two games due to a groin strain, teenage winger Sergeal Petersen makes a welcome return to action for the Kings. Michael Killian drops out of the squad as a result. For the Waratahs, Peter Betham is preferred on the wing to Tom Kingston.
Welcome Hello and welcome to Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth for this Super Rugby clash between the Kings and the Waratahs! Having received a brutal welcoming by other South African conference sides since returning from their successful tour, the Kings are likely to be looking forward to foreign opposition with hopes that they can get their season back on track. The travelling Aussies will be looking for nothing less than four log points from this encounter as they attempt to close the widening gap on both the Brumbies and the Reds.
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Why do people wait to have kids when their older??
Lillian Elizabeth 6/10/10
Alexandra Nicole 7/13/11
I was 30, DH just turned 33 the week before we had Daniel. Personally, I would have been open to having a child earlier but wanted to finish my degree first. I agree that you may not ever have enough money in the bank for what formula/baby gear cost :)
My parents had me when they were older, lol my mom was definitely not more patient with me than my older siblings.
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I wish I had the energy I did at 22. It would make long nights/days easier. I don't think there is ever a perfect time. I went to a birthday party 2 weeks ago for a friends 2 year old. Another one of our friends was there without her kids who are now 6 and 9. I was thinking, I would love to have kids that aren't always clinging to me. Most of my friends waited until later (late 20s early 30s) to have kids, so socially we are all at the same place which is nice.
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My life plan was completely different than the way things have worked out; I met 'The One' way before I thought I would so that set things in motion to have kids before I thought I would too. Needless to say, I wouldn't change any of it for the world! I can understand why people wait & why people choose to start sooner rather than later & I think both arguments make sense. I made my choice, so I let others make theirs.
I don't think of myself as a young or old parent - I turned 26 shortly after having DS1 & was 28 when I had DS2. I felt like DH & I were in a good place when we decided to start having kids - both were planned & we just make it work financially.
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The ASE Council on Vascular Ultrasound was founded in 2007 and is dedicated to representing and advancing quality in vascular ultrasound imaging.
Objectives include:
- Support vascular ultrasound interest areas by communicating issues of importance to the membership;
- Provide guidance to the Board regarding vascular ultrasound;
- Provide a forum for members with similar interests to network;
- Provide a representative (council chairman) to ASE Board of Directors;
- To provide educational offerings for those practicing cardiovascular ultrasound for vascular patients, including guidance to Scientific Sessions Program Committee
- To provide guidance on standards of care related to vascular ultrasound to the Board and Guidelines and Standards Committee
Vascular Council Activities
- Quarterly article in JASE (these are available to the public; the most recent column is available here.)
- Guideline documents and white papers
- Targeted track at ASE Scientific Sessions instructing how to perform vascular ultrasound, review clinical cases, and understand risk assessment in the practice of primary prevention
- Advocacy efforts related to vascular ultrasound practice
- Vascular community on Connect@ASE
- Bi-monthly message from chair
- Resource library
- Allows members to discuss issues and network
- Forum for news and announcements about ASE and vascular ultrasound
Vascular Travel Grants:
- Scientific Sessions Travel Grant Opportunity for Sonographer and Physician Trainees in Vascular Ultrasound: Deadline March 1, 2015The ASE Education and Research Foundation plans to sponsor two vascular ultrasound trainees (physician student or sonographer) to attend the 26th ASE Annual Scientific Sessions in Boston, June 12-16, 2015. This travel grant is part of an effort by the ASE Vascular Council Board to encourage physician trainees in cardiovascular specialties to focus on the field of vascular ultrasound, to encourage sonographers with an interest in vascular imaging, and to recruit enthusiastic new members to the Vascular Ultrasound Council. Application for the travel grant requires submission of a brief vascular ultrasound case study for potential publication on the ASE Vascular Council Website. Students in an ultrasound training program, residents and fellows in vascular surgery, cardiovascular medicine, and vascular medicine may apply. All sonographers with strong interest in vascular ultrasound are also invited to apply. To apply for the $1000 travel grant please submit a brief vascular case study, along with your CV, a cover letter describing why you desire to attend the ASE Scientific Sessions, plus a letter from either your training program director or vascular lab director in support of your application to email@example.com
- This year's recipients are: Katerina D. Exis, RDCS, RVT, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD, Brooke Harland, MEd, RDCS, RVT, Baptist Health Lexington, Lexington, KY, Anyi Liu, RDMS, RDCS, RVT, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH, who presented her case at the council business meeting
Vascular Abstract Award given to best vascular abstract at the Scientific Sessions
This year, 11 abstracts were accepted in the Vascular Disease category. One was selected as a finalist in this year's Young Investigator's Award Competition. Dr. Shahryar Chowdhury presented his work "Differences in Lean Body Mass May Explain the Racial Disparities Seen in Carotid Intima-Media Thickness in Obese Children" at the conference and was selected as the 2013 Vascular Abstract Winner. Congratulations to Shahryar M. Chowdhury, Melissa Henshaw, Brad Friedman, Janet Carter, Bryana Levitan, Tom Hulsey of the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston.
Participating in the Council on Vascular Ultrasound:
Membership in ASE's councils is a complimentary member benefit. You can join one or more subspecialty councils of interest to you by checking the relevant boxes on your membership application or by selecting them in your online membership profile.
Most of the information about council activities, announcements, discussion boards and volunteer opportunities are available in the council's community on Connect@ASE, ASE's online networking site. This site is an ASE member benefit, and allows council members the opportunity to network, discuss issues, be aware of deadlines for travel grants and volunteer opportunities, and be in the know about council initiatives, concerns and news. Members can opt for daily or weekly digests of news related to the council communities in which they chose to participate. Simply opt to join the communities of interest to you by clicking on the "communities" tab on your Connect@ASE homepage.
Council on Vascular Ultrasound Leadership:
Chair: Esther Kim, MD, MPH, RPVI, FASE
Chair Elect: Amer Johri, MD, FASE
Immediate Past Chair: Naomi Hamburg, MD, FASE
Sonographer Representative: Amanda Dillon, RDCS
Members at large: Brian Fowler, RVT, FASE; Anyi Liu, RDCS, RVT; Robert Eberhardt, MD, FASE; Tasneem Naqvi, MD, FASE; Rene Quiroz, MD, FASE; Fadi Shamoun, MD, FASE; Bryan Wells, MD


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Australia update
Is Prime Minister Tony Abbott leading a Conservative Government? On the surface it would seem so because he is loudly and proudly a social conservative. But does that translate to the whole of government? Well maybe not....
Also why is there such a fuss over same sex marriage? Is it the same sex bit or is it marriage itself? If it is the later then should there be a national discussion on the state of marriage?
- David Burchell
- Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Communication Arts, University of Western Sydney.
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- Amanda Vanstone
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Julie :
16 Dec 2013 5:42:01pm
Why I listen to you is precisely to hear what is the LNP ideology?.When does it turn a tangent to the ALP or Greens? Do we have more in common than different?
Let's have a discussion about the influence of BA Santamaria on those now in Tory power.
MP's proclaimed Christianity for discriminating against same sex who love each other, reproductive autonomy, and end of life dignity.
The treatment of asylum seekers is despicably cruel.Living in Queensland, the traditions of separation of church and state powers - right to silence fought for over 500years - what about those traditions Campbell Newman?
It does tear you apart and turn off the radio - write a petition against Abbotts devaluing of Science - expert advice. What do we say to the kids?
Please sign and share my petition:
Sue Lane :
16 Dec 2013 11:59:41pm
With regard to your discussion concerning whether SSM is the preserve of the "Conservative" or "Progressive" side of politics: Of course marriage is a social institution, but it is a social institution based on a biological legacy of thousands of generations of opposite-sex relationships; it has nowhere been demonstrated that same-sex relationships have ever used this institution, or that it is in any way biologically justifiable that they should or indeed need to use it.
The reality is that its legislation on the public (in the U.K for example, with penalties of job loss /and or prosecution for failing to endorse it) is purely an artificial social engineering impost, dreamt up by politicians as a re-branding scam in order to try to win Votes by trying to 'prove' themselves 'modern' by this championing a controversial politically correct 'totem' ...
...it will do little or nothing to increase acceptance and integration of gays in society, and may well achieve the reverse as the backlash to the usual inane witch hunts by the politically correct lobby are enforced and held to ridicule by the public.
The Civil Partnership model could have in time won worldwide acceptance, even in Countries that are very negative towards gay relationships, because it does not threaten the existing social order like the imposition of the redefinition of Marriage does.
...and any attempt to export gay Civil Partnership to many of the 181 out of 192 Countries that have not embraced it so far, will be doomed to failure ....as it will be seen simply as another form of Western Cultural Colonialism. What a spectacular own goal for gay rights !
...and the (tiny) minority of gays who actually intend to take up gay 'marriage', will almost certainly find
that there is no such thing as a free ride (or lunch)....
...especially from a politician.....
...most gays in fact far prefer their free style ( now legal) gay relationships, and are largely uninterested in taking up gay 'marriage', which they view as a 'fake, hetero- style straight jacket'
It seems that people find it very difficult to accept that people who are not religious could possibly object to this redefining of marriage. They seem to think it is only "bible-thumping Christians", or other religious groups. They are astonished that anyone other than those that hold strong religious views, could possibly object. But I am happy to support those who are against this silly idea, whether or not they are religious, on the grounds that it is very bad for society. While I agree that marriage is a social institution it is one based on an irrefutable biological underpinning - and we are in danger of diluting it out of existence.
Also, I just don't get why, when Civil Partnerships can quite fairly cater for gay couples, that this is not an acceptable compromise. After all, if you have - for all intents and purposes - the same rights as heterosexual c
Julian Asaint :
20 Dec 2013 2:24:47pm
OH NO! Mercy, PLEASE – she's hoping to come back next year. We must have offended the Gods.
Rick Speare :
22 Dec 2013 12:24:40pm
Amanda, your suggestion for solving the issue of legalising gay marriage is brilliant: make gay marriage legal in the eyes of state legislation, and leave it up to the individual churches to decide their own stance. This way gay couples can have a registered marriage and the churches' decisions are their own. Thank you for proposing a logical way forward
Chris :
23 Dec 2013 10:00:02am
Every few weeks David Burchill comes on and the conversation descends into musing on why people don't like politicians, or (this week) why there is hatred between ideologically divided pollies.
Amanda is apparently disappointed that people dislike her despite being a nice person.
I'm amazed that she (and David) don't get it. It's not what you believe in, or whether you're a nice person. IT IS WHAT YOU DO!
If, as a minister, you kick deserving people of welfare, that's what you'll be judged on. If, as a Prime Minister, you make a complete balls up of telecommunications policy, or buy baby boomer votes with ridiculous tax concessions and over generous entitlements that put future generations in hock, that's what you'll be remembered for. People will remember you for that, not because you're a decent old duffer who likes to watch cricket.
Give me a break!
Eleana Winter-Irving :
25 Dec 2013 1:47:40pm
I agree totally. Also I propose that a referendum should be held to see just how many citizens of Australia are for gay marriage. By comparison to population there have been very few promoting gay marriage, but they have made much ado about it. Those that are against it are reluctant to state their views at the risk of being called homophobic. I am a Gnostic and I oppose it. I'm not homophobic. If two people want to engage in sexual activity behind closed door, I don't care. But to go from being illegal to marriage in a decade or two is a leap in the wrong direction.
If there is a referendum, I think the vote would be unanimously NO.
Julie Thomas :
27 Dec 2013 9:17:23pm
Hi Julie :) I agree about why I come here. I just do not understand what this government is all about. What sort of future Australia do they imagine for us?
They are supposed to be the Liberal National Party but they are not liberal or national at all; they are neo-liberal and neo-conservative and internationalists.
Maybe Amanda doesn't understand what is going on?


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Microsoft has been quite successful with pushing its SharePoint technology as a means for supporting document collaboration and version control. Until now, no direct competitors have come up with a viable alternative to SharePoint, but O3Spaces is about to change that.
Although the O3Spaces Work place collaboration software doesn't attempt to emulate SharePoint feature-by-feature, it does provide a viable alternative [1]. Two features of O3Spaces make it especially useful for mixed environments. First, O3Spaces Workplace does support the Microsoft Office suite, which is a boon for companies and workgroups that use MS Office and OpenOffice. Second, O3Spaces Workplace's competitive pric ing makes it an attractive alternative, even for shops running only Microsoft Office. The O3Spaces company has even pledged to release an open-source edition of their document collaboration solution by the end of 2007. Installation Options O3Spaces Workplace installs in three ways. The easiest way is to download a VMware virtual machine trial from O3Spaces' website. The image includes a slimmed-down version of Ubuntu with the pre-configured version of the O3Spaces Workplace software. This so lution is perfect if you want to try O3Spaces without fiddling with installa tion and configuration – provided you have hardware that is powerful enough to run the virtual machine. The full ver sion of O3Spaces Workplace comes as a Workspace Deployment Kit containing a set of scripts and server packages that you can use to install O3Spaces on your own server. O3Spaces Workplace is writ ten in Java, and it's based on the Tom cat/ PostgreSQL stack, so you have to in stall these components on your server to deploy O3Spaces. You can instead opt for a Linux distribution that includes O3Spaces. For example, Mandriva and O3Spaces have made a deal to distribute the software with Mandriva's Corporate Server 4 and Mandriva Linux Powerpack+ 2007 Spring. Finally, O3Spaces is available as an easy-to-use installer package for the Windows platform.
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Wondering how to build great relationships? Turn to the Bible for guidance—that's where author Dave Earley found his 14 Secrets to Better Relationships. From "Accept," "Love," and "Serve" through "Pray," "Comfort," and "Understand," these principles will help readers build lasting connections with those around them. Author of the popular "21 Most" series, Earley says, "Though I have a degree in counseling, have led small groups for over thirty-five years, and have served as a pastor for most of my adult life, I do not consider myself an expert on relationships. . . . I believe there is only one true expert on relationships—God. He has generously shared His knowledge with us in a book that we refer to as the Bible."
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Not even the return of Dirk Nowitzki could have stopped the San Antonio Spurs from blitzing the Dallas Mavericks from the three-point line in their recent tussle. The Spurs set a franchise-record 20 three pointers made in a game eclipsing their previous record of 19 three-pointers made versus the Bobcats earlier this season. The Spurs were led by Danny Green's 7-8 from the arch, San Antonio connected on 20-30 shots from long-distance. Relive the Spurs' historic night (h/t Project Spurs) with each of their 20 three-pointers. They made it look too easy. [follow]
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As I understand the SEP 11.x documentation, LiveUpdate within SEP 11.x now updates the SEP 11.x program, itself and scan engine, along with the definitions or virus patterns. Does this, specifically, include any maintenance releases, maintenance patches, point patches, etc? As a faithful user of Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition, I would especially like the ease of use this new functionality would provide for me and my clients. Do I understand this correctly? Does SEP 11.x license holders, specifically, those without platinum & gold status, have the ability, by default, to use LiveUpdate, within SEP 11.x, to update the SEP 11.x program, itself, including all maintenance releases, maintenance patches, and point patches? And, if so, how long of a delay do such users have in downloading these updates, via LiveUpdate, once such updates are released to platinum and gold customers? Finally, what is the extent to which the program can be updated via LiveUpdate? I would assume that LiveUpdate would not allow for a major release, say from version 11.x to 12.x; however, will customers be able to update the program from 11.0 to 11.1 or to 11.9, via LiveUpdate?
Thank you.
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Hi Voltron,
Accroding to the settings availbility in the SEP you can even allow SEP clients to gt program updates from the SEPM. Look at the client updates secion under the policy and you'll fidn that option. So all these pathces related to clients and the SEP server will be downloaded to the server first and then distributed to the clients according to thte update intervals.
How long will take will depend on the downloadble files and size.
Hello, Susantha:
Thank you for your quick response. Would this also be true when clients are not connected to an SEP Server? I have several individual clients who are using this product or want to use this product and they will not be connected to an SEP Server; the SEP client will be installed in unmanaged mode. Yet, I still want their individual clients to be able to install program updates (maintenance releases, maintenance patches, point patches, etc.), via the integrated LiveUpdate application, within SEP 11.x. In this particular scenario, will these individual clients, in unmanaged mode be able to install the SEP 11.x program updates?
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Brother in law traveling to Italy
My brother in law is going to Italy for business. I'm sure I can talk him into buying me some Caputo Flour (maybe just a 5 lb bag). Don't think he can probably carry too much more. Any certain brand (I'm assuming Caputo is the brand name) or is the Type 00 the critical part. Anything else I should ask for - maybe a small bottle of EVOO?
Let me know.
Re: Brother in law traveling to Italy
You're gonna love this, but it's easier to get Caputo from FB in the states than it is to find it in Italy. It's only available through wholesalers there, who work in tiny business parks outside of the cities, don't speak a word of English, and just don't get why a homeowner would want to buy something from them. Too funny, but totally true.
Our friend Scott bought an FB oven for his rental house in Florence last year and no matter how hard we tried, we could never meet up with the local restaurant supplier.
Go for the EVOO!
Re: Brother in law traveling to Italy
As always thanks for the advice. Any brand of EVOO that you would recommned? I guess I want something to put on the pizza before and/or after cooking.
Is there any place else to get type 00 in the midwest? I definitely want to order it from FB but the shipping is like twice more than the actual flour...:( I'm still convicning my wife that the WFPO will pay for itself/send my 3 boys to college ;) .
I enjoyed the thread on "tools" my bday is coming up and the "boss" knows I want the 5 piece kit :) .
Re: Brother in law traveling to Italy
Here's an idea. Have him pick up however many bags of Barilla Tipo 00 he can fit. It's the national brand, and you should be able to find it in any supermarket -- it will be fun working with a typical Tipo 00 flour.
EVOO's also kind of tough. The supermarkets carry the big national brands, which tend to be pretty so-so. The price is pretty low, but it's hard to find something special. These are the bottlers who are catching all the flack for importing non-Italian olive oil (Spain, Turkey, Tunisia, etc.), blending, and saying "Bottled in Italy" on the label.
Go for something from a local company (to where you are), and look to see if it says 100% Italiano.
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As always thanks!
Not sure if I've scored or not. We have unique "supermarket" in Cincinnati called Jungle Jims - one man start up - sort of like a kroger meets an amusement park - anyway they carry Pelligrino Type 00 in their Italian section. Not sure how much it is but it's local. I'll give this a try. Are you/anyone familiar with this brand?
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Sounds like a score to me. I will look up the brand -- but go for it! It will be an excellent experiment, and with a little luck it could be very good. Check and see if your dough is strong enough, or whether it doesn't get crunchy or have enough body. If that's the case, you can always add 25% good US bread flour to even it out.
Let us know how it goes.
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Agnostic has an old(er) post showing how a group's cognitive profile (leaning more on the verbal g-component than the visuo-spatial) affects a group's preference for musical composition (leaning more on melodic-style composition than harmonic).
TGGP references Agnostic's post here in discussing the possible influence of these g-components on political leanings. Groups that lean more on the verbal g-component tend to be more liberal than conservative; groups that lean more on the visuo-spatial g-component tend to be less liberal, and even more conservative than liberal with some groups.
Here TGGP makes an interesting statement:
Subjects like English, History, Philosophy and even Theology are among the leftiest, and all draw on verbal smarts. Engineering and the hard sciences which draw more on visuo-spatial abilities are to their right, although this only means a little more conservatives and mostly just fewer liberals leading closer to parity.
This statement got me thinking about the brain function of philosophers. Philosophers naturally draw on the verbal g-component, but is that all they draw on? Furthermore, does drawing on a certain g-component entail the drawing on a certain physical brain component?
Let's first consider the brain functions involved in doing mathematics well. There is some interesting research here. For instance, the Eide Neurolearning Blog posted that precocious children solving mathematical problems actually use both brain hemispheres relatively evenly; but the average child predominately uses the left hemisphere. The blog cites the original article by O'Boyle, which states that:
Over the years, O'Boyle and colleagues have conducted considerable research into the morphological and functional characteristics of the mathematically gifted brain in adolescents and how it differs both qualitatively and quantitatively from those of average-math-ability youths (e.g., O'Boyle, 2000; O'Boyle, Alexander, & Benbow, 1991; O'Boyle & Benbow, 1990; O'Boyle, et al., 1995; O'Boyle, et al., 2005; O'Boyle & Gill, 1998; O'Boyle, Gill, Benbow, & Alexander, 1994; Singh & O'Boyle, 2004). In these studies, a variety of experimental methods have been used to demonstrate that enhanced development of the RH and an unusual reliance upon it when processing information are unique characteristics of the math-gifted brain. Note that in these studies, math-gifted children are operationally defined as 10- to 15-year-olds who have scored at the 99th percentile when taking the SAT-Math exam (Scholastic Aptitude Test, United States) or the SCAT-Numerical Reasoning test (School College Abilities Test, Melbourne, Australia).
So what does this tell us about the connection between active brain areas when doing mathematics and the g-components on which solving mathematical problems loads? The mathematically gifted adolescents exhibit two very important features: (1) enhanced development of the right cerebral hemisphere, and (2) a special form of brain bilateralism. Looking at the O'Boyle paper, we find that:
. . . math-gifted children recruit unique brain regions not typically engaged by those of average math ability, particularly the bilateral activation of prefrontal cortex, the parietal lobes, and the anterior cingulate. Note that the latter regions are thought to form a neural circuit known to mediate spatial attention and working memory as well as contributing to the fine-tuning of executive functions (Mesulam, 2000). They may also play an important role in deductive reasoning and, to a lesser extent, the development of cognitive expertise (Knauff, Mulack, Kassubek, Salih, & Greenlee, 2002).
By way of summary, both the behavioral and neuroimaging findings reported here suggest three general characteristics that best describe the operating properties of the mathematically gifted brain: (a) enhanced development of the RH, resulting in a unique form of functional bilateralism, with specialized contributions from both sides of the brain combining to drive cognition and behavior; (b) enhanced interhemispheric communication and cooperation (perhaps via the corpus callosum or increased grey/white matter ratio, or glia/neuron ratio), which assist in coordinating and integrating information between the cerebral hemispheres; and (c) heightened brain activation, approximating (or exceeding) that of an adult brain even though they are still adolescents, which is suggestive of enhanced processing power and may reflect highly developed attentional and executive functions that serve to fine-tune their unique form of cerebral organization.
But the most interesting piece is:
One recent study of this sort, investigating potential differences in the functional brain organization of mathematically gifted children, was conducted by O'Boyle et al. (2005). Functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) was employed to monitor brain activation during performance of a mental rotation task. Note that mental rotation is a visuospatial task that is oftentimes (though not uniformly) reported to correlate with mathematical ability (i.e., the better at mental rotation, the higher the math ability). In this study, 6 math-gifted boys (mean age = 14.3 years) and 6 matched control children performed 3-D mental rotation problems while in the fMRI scanning environment. On each trial, participants were required to press one of four fiber optic buttons to indicate which of the four test objects was identical to the target object when rotated in space (see Figure 2).
. . . for average-math-ability children, predominant activations were found in the right frontal region (relating to spatial working memory) and the right parietal lobe (relating to the maintenance and manipulation of mental, perhaps, visual images); there was only slight evidence of any LH activation. For the math-gifted children, however, the amount of brain activation obtained was several times greater than that of average-math-ability children, and the overall pattern of activity was distributed quite differently. Specifically, there was bilateral activation of the right and left frontal regions, along with significant bilateral activation of the premotor, parietal, and superior occipital regions. Of particular note was the heightened activation of both the right and left anterior cingulate in the math-gifted children as compared to those of average math ability (see Figure 3).
I think the last part is crucial. It tells me that brain function parity doesn't translate to favoring one g-component over another. Average ability students use only the right hemisphere when performing a very g-loaded visuo-spatial task, but the superior students use both hemispheres evenly for the same visuo-spatial task. Furthermore, it's stated in the O'Boyle paper that average ability students show a right hemisphere, left ear advantage for recognizing linguistic stimuli, but the superior ability students don't show that advantage; they, instead, are equally capable with switching ears and thus, hemispheres. So our superior ability individuals might have a cognitive profile that favors the visuo-spatial g-component, but that doesn't imply that they have a brain function profile that strictly favors the right hemisphere. That's because a cognitive profile isn't the same as a brain function profile.
[Side Note: The above point needs a further, future post about groups that differ in cognitive profile (e.g. Asians and Ashkenazi Jews) but all excel in mathematics.]
What is said here about mathematical ability can likely be said about ability for physics or any mathematically heavy field. But most people won't realize that philosophers use the same types of inductive, deductive, analytical, and analogical reasoning. They just reason about concepts that aren't necessarily about mathematics. I, therefore, believe that those who are the best and brightest at philosophy happen to have similar brains to the mathematically gifted—i.e., the best philosophers utilize the right brain hemisphere and have advanced interhemispheric communication just like the mathematically gifted. We won't know for certain unless there are experiments done, but if I'm right, then philosophers might favor the verbal g-component but excel in this area because of their mathematician-like brains (I think this is why both Ashkenazi Jews and Asians can favor different cognitive profiles but still both excel at mathematics—their brains function the same way as described above).


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Lindsey Klavitter
My palm to finger measurement is 7" exactly...
My palm to finger measurement is 7" exactly (so is my knuckle measurement), you guessed, I'm a girl! The chart says XS, but that seems too small - any females have this glove? What size would you suggest? They don't offer these as a specific "woman's" glove anymore, which is a shame because this is what I've been looking for, it looks like the next best "woman's" would be the "etip" which I don't need but will go with if it's a better fit.....any help is appreciated!
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