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Publications from 2016
Complications of Prone Positioning During Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation for Respiratory Failure: A Systematic Review, Rachel Culbreth and Lynda T. Goodfellow
Emerities Newsletter, Spring 2016, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
Emerities Newsletter, Winter 2016, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
The Essence of the Path: A Traveler's Tale of Finding Place, Ashley J. Holmes
The Risks of Engagement: Infrastructures of Place-Based Pedagogy in Urban Midwestern Contexts, Ashley J. Holmes
HIV/AIDS: A Postmodern Epidemic and Its Depiction, Sharon Leslie
Blood Transcriptomics and Metabolomics for Mersonalized Medicine, Shuzhao Li, Andrei Todor, and Ruiyan Luo
Creating Under Pressure: Effects of Divided Attention on the Improvised Output of Skilled Jazz Pianists, Martin Norgaard, Samantha N. Emerson, Kimberly Dawn, and James D. Fidlon
An Analysis of Global Youth Tobacco Survey for Developing a Comprehensive National Smoking Policy in Timor-Leste, Decio Ribeiro Sarmento and Degninou Yehadji
Transgender Adults' Access to College Bathrooms and Housing and the Relationship to Suicidality, Kristie L. Seelman
Dewey, Freire, and Foucault and an ever-evolving philosophy of (mathematics) education, David W. Stinson
How Many Different Barbies? How Many Different Girls? How Many Different Girls in Mathematics?, David W. Stinson
Quadratic associations between empathy and depression and the moderating influence of dysregulation, Erin Tully, Alyssa M. Ames, Sarah E. Garcia, and Meghan R. Donohue
Family Correlates of Daughter's and Son's Locus of Control Expectancies during Childhood, Erin Tully, Jackson M. Gray, Sherryl H. Goodman, and Stephen Nowicki Jr.
U.S. State education agencies' use of Twitter: Mission accomplished?, Yinying Wang
Mapping the field of educational administration research: a journal citation network analysis, Yinying Wang and Alex J. Bowers
Publications from 2015
Performance Comparisons of Jet and Mesh Nebulizers Using Different Interfaces in Simulated Spontaneously Breathing Adults and Children, Arzu Ari, Armèle Dornelas de Andrade, Meryl M. Sheard, Bshayer R. Alhamad, and James B. Fink
Contacts of Retreatment Tuberculosis Cases with a Prior Poor Treatment Outcome are at Increased Risk of Latent Tuberculosis Infection, Davit Baliashvili, Mathew J. Magee, Russell R. Kempker, Giorgi Kuchukhidze, Ana Aslanikashvili, and Henry M. Blumberg
Policyholder Exercise Behavior in Life Insurance: The State of Affairs, Daniel Bauer, Jin Gao, Thorsten Moenig, Eric R. Ulm, and Nan Zhu
Commentary: A Crisis in Comparative Psychology: Where Have all the Undergraduates Gone?, Michael J. Beran, Brielle T. James, Sara E. Futch, and Audrey E. Parrish
The Division of Childcare, Sexual Intimacy, and Relationship Quality in Couples, Daniel L. Carlson, Sarah Hanson, and Andrea Fitzroy
Purchases, Penalties, and Power: The Relationship between Earnings and Housework, Daniel L. Carlson and Jamie L. Lynch
Reduction of Acid-Fast and Non-Acid-Fast Bacteria by Point of Use Coagulation-Flocculation-Disinfection, Lisa Casanova and Mark Sobsey
Effect of a Home-Based Virtual Reality Intervention for Children with Cerebral Palsy Using Super Pop VR Evaluation Metrics: A Feasibility Study, Yuping Chen, Sergio Garcia-Vergara, and Ayanna M. Howard
A Heritage Language Learner's Literacy Practices in a Korean Language Course in a U.S. University: From a Multiliteracies Perspective, Jayoung Choi
Transmission characteristics of MERS and SARS in the healthcare setting: a comparative study, Gerardo Chowell, Fatima Abdirizak, Sunmi Lee, Jonggul Lee, Eunok Jung, Hiroshi Nishiura, and Cecile Viboud
Characterizing the Transmission Dynamics and Control of Ebola Virus Disease, Gerardo Chowell and Hiroshi Nishiura
The Western Africa Ebola Virus Disease Epidemic Exhibits Both Global Exponential and Local Polynomial Growth Rates, Gerardo Chowell, Cecile Viboud, James M. Hyman, and Lone Simonsen
Identifying Key Market Demand Factors Associated with High School Basketball Tournaments, Beth A. Cianfrone, James Jianhui Zhang, Brenda Pitts, and Kevin K. Byon
College of Education Research Skills Handbook, Denise Dimsdale
The Robustness of Honesty Effects on Budget Proposals when the Superior has Rejection Authority, Jeremy Douthit and Douglas E. Stevens
Investigation of E. coli and Virus Reductions Using Replicate, Bench-Scale Biosand Filter Columns and Two Filter Media, Mark Elliott, Christine E. Stauber, Francis A. DiGiano, Anna Fabiszewski de Aceituno, and Mark D. Sobsey
Investigation of E. coli and Virus Reductions Using Replicate, Bench-Scale Biosand Filter Columns and Two Filter Media, Mark Elliott, Christine E. Stauber, Francis A. DiGiano, Anna Fabiszewski de Aceituno, and Mark Sobsey
Interaction Between Leucine and Phosphodiesterase 5 Inhibition in Modulating Insulin Sensitivity and Lipid Metabolism, Lizhi Fu, Fenfen Li, Antje Bruckbauer, Qiang Cao, Xin Cui, Rui Wu, Hang Shi, Bingzhong Xue, and Michael B. Zemel
Father of the Nation: Ghanaian Nationalism, Internationalism and the Political Iconography of Kwame Nkrumah, 1957 – 2010, Harcourt Fuller
Prevention Cascade: The United States and the Diffusion of R2P, Michael Galchinsky
The Effect of Labor Income and Health Uncertainty on the Valuation of Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefits, Jin Gao and Eric R. Ulm
Emerities Newsletter, Fall 2015, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
Emerities Newsletter, Spring 2015, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
Emerities Newsletter, Summer 2015, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
Emerities Newsletter, Winter 2015, Georgia State University Emeriti Association
Underserved Adoptive Families: Disparities in Postadoption Access to Information, Resources, and Services, Robin M. Hartinger-Saunders
Vibrational Spectroscopy of Photosystem I, Gary Hastings
Taking Research Services to the Next Level: A Case Study of Implementing a Scholarly Impact Outreach Program for Faculty and Graduate Students, Brenna Helmstutler
The World as the American Frontier: Racialized Presidential War Rhetoric, Zoë Hess Carney and Mary Stuckey
Transformative Learning, Affect, and Reciprocal Care in Community Engagement, Ashley J. Holmes
Hippocampal Volume and Auditory Attention on a Verbal Memory Task with Adult Survivors of Pediatric Brain Tumor, Reema Jayakar, Tricia Z. King, Robin Morris, and Sabrina Na
The Changing Paradigm of Professional Singing, Deanna Joseph
Cumulative Neurological Factors Associated with Long-term Outcomes in Adult Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumors, Tricia Z. King and Sabrina Na
Neural underpinnings of working memory in adult survivors of childhood brain tumors, Tricia Z. King, Sabrina Na, and Hui Mao
The mediating role of visuospatial planning skills on adaptive function among young adult survivors of childhood brain tumors, Tricia Z. King, Kristin M. Smith, and Mirjana Ivanisevic
Disruption of White Matter Integrity in Adult Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumors: Correlates with Long-Term Intellectual Outcomes, Tricia Z. King, Liya Wang, and Hui Mao
Toward Innovative, Cost-Effective, and Systemic Solutions to Improve Outcomes and Well-Being of Military Families Affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder, Ami Klin, Amy M. Wetherby, Juliann Woods, Celine Saulnier, Jennifer L. Stapel-Wax, Cheryl Klaiman, Warren Jones, Emily Rubin, Lawrence Scahill, Nathan Call, Karen Bearss, Chris Gunter, Charles Courtemanche, Anthony F. Lemieux, James C. Cox, David Mandell, James P. Van Decar, Ronald A. Miller, and Cherri L. Shireman
Tonic 5nM DA Stabilizes Neuronal Output by Enabling Bidirectional Activity-Dependent Regulation of the Hyperpolarization Activated Current via PKA and Calcineurin, Wulf-Dieter C. Krenz, Edmund William Rodgers, and Deborah J. Baro
Knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding cervical cancer and screening among Ethiopian health care workers, Catherine M. Kress, Lisa Sharling, Ashli Owen-Smith, Dawit Desalegn, Henry M. Blumberg, and Jennifer Goedken
Erratum to: self-reported psychopathy in the Middle East: a cross-national comparison across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United States, Robert D. Latzman, Ahmed M. Megreya, Lisa Hecht, Joshua D. Miller, D. Anne Winiarski, and Scott O. Lilienfeld
Self-reported psychopathy in the Middle East: a cross-national comparison across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United States, Robert D. Latzman, Ahmed M. Megreya, Lisa Hecht, Joshua Miller, and Scott O. Lilienfeld
May the Best Molecule Win: Competition ESI Mass Spectrometry, Sarah R. Laughlin and W. David Wilson
Assessment and Weeding of a Clinical HIV/AIDS Collection in an Academic Library: A Case Study, Sharon Leslie and Ida Martinez
Efficient Chemoenzymatic Synthesis of an N-glycan Isomer Library, Lei Li, Yunpeng Liu, Cheng Ma, Jingyao Qu, Angie D. Calderon, Baolin Wu, Na Wei, Xuan Wang, Yuxi Guo, Zhongying Xiao, Jing Song, Go Sugiarto, Yanhong Li, Hai Yu, Xi Chen, and Peng George Wang
Fifty Psychological and Psychiatric Terms to Avoid: a List of Inaccurate, Misleading, Misused, Ambiguous, and Logically Confused Words and Phrases, Scott O. Lilienfeld, Katherine C. Sauvigné, Steven Jay Lynn, Robin L. Cautin, Robert D. Latzman, and Irwin D. Waldman
NOTES2: Networks-of-Traces for Epidemic Spread Simulations, Sicong Liu, Yash Garg, K. Selçuk Candan, Maria Luisa Sapino, and Gerardo Chowell
Assessing the Risk of Observing Multiple Generations of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Cases Given an Imported Case, Nishiura H. Miyamatsu, Y. Miyamatsu, Gerardo Chowell, and M Saitoh
Addition of hip exercises to treatment of patellofemoral pain syndrome: A meta-analysis, Kimberly Morelli, Maria Carrelli, Maria Nunez, Carolina A. Smith, and Gordon L. Warren
Detecting Conserved Protein Complexes Using a Dividing-and-Matching Algorithm and Unequally Lenient Criteria for Network Comparison, Yi Pan, Wei Peng, Jianxin Wang, and Fangxiang Wu
Understanding mixed sequence DNA recognition by novel designed compounds: the kinetic and thermodynamic behavior of azabenzimidazole diamidines, Ananya Paul, W. David Wilson, David Boykin, and Yun Chai
Multiple Trigger Points for Quantifying Heat-Health Impacts: New Evidence from a Hot Climate, Diana B. Petitti, David M. Hondula, Shuo Yang, Sharon L. Harlan, and Gerardo Chowell
Towards a Galant Pedagogy: Partimenti and Schemata as Tools in the Pedagogy of Eighteenth-Century Style Improvisation, Gilad Rabinovitch and Johnandrew Slominski
Notes on Hegel's 'New Account of Conceptual Form'," Critique online symposium on Sally Sedgwick's Hegel's Critique of Kant; From Dichotomy to Identity, Sebastian Rand
Urban Health Indicators and Indices- Current Status,, Richard Rothenberg, Christine E. Stauber, Scott Weaver, Dajun Dai, Amit Prasad, and Megumi Kano
Impulsivity and Reasons for Living Among African American Youth: A Risk-Protection Framework of Suicidal Ideation, Temilola K. Salami, Bianca A. Brooks, and Dorian A. Lamis
Characteristics of Executive Functioning in a Small Sample of Children with Tourette Syndrome, Dina M. Schwam, Tricia Z. King, and Daphne Greenberg
Unequal Treatment of Transgender Individuals in Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Programs, Kristie L. Seelman
School Engagement among LGBTQ High School Students: The Roles of Safe Adults and Gay-Straight Alliance Characteristics, Kristie L. Seelman, Nicholas Forge, N. Eugene Walls, and Nadine Bridges
Spatial Distribution of Lead in Sacramento, California, USA, Michael J. Solt, Daniel M. Deocampo, and Michelle Norris
Reviewing for JUME: Advancing the field of Urban Mathematics Education [Editorial], David W. Stinson
The Journal Handbook of Research on Urban Mathematics Teaching and Learning: A Resource Guide for the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015, David W. Stinson
Critical postmodern methodology in mathematics education research: Promoting another way of thinking and looking, David W. Stinson and Erika C. Bullock
Exploring different theoretical frontiers – A symposium, David W. Stinson, Erika Bullock, Eric Gutstein, Indigo Esmonde, Tesha Sengupta-Irving, Danny Martin, Niral Shah, and Rochelle Gutiérrez
Impact of School Cycles and Environmental Forcing on the Timing of Pandemic Influenza Activity in Mexican States, May-December 2009, James Tamerius, Cecile Viboud, Jeffrey Shaman, and Gerardo Chowell
Focus and Delivery of Doctoral Programs in Educational Leadership, Kathleen Topolka-Jorissen
Children's Empathy Responses and their Understanding of Mother's Emotions, Erin Tully, Meghan R. Donohue, and Sarah E. Garcia
On the Interaction between Transfer Restrictions and Crediting Strategies in Guaranteed Funds, Eric R. Ulm
A Bayesian Model for Detection of Highorder Interactions Among Genetic Variants in Genome-Wide Association Studies, Juexin Wang, Trupti Joshi, Babu Valliyodan, Haiying Shi, Yanchun Liang, Henry T. Nguyen, Jing Zhang, and Dong Xu
Temporal Heterogeneity of Water Quality from Rural Water Supplies in Alabama, Jessica C. Wedgworth, Joe Brown, Julie B. Olson, Pauline D. Johnson, Mark Elliott, and Phillip Grammer
Potential of Tocotrienols in the Prevention and Therapy of Alzheimer's Disease, Weiming Xia and Huanbiao Mo
Integrative Modeling of Macromolecular Assemblies from Low to Near-Atomic Resolution, Xiaojun Xu, Chunli Yan, Robert Wohlhueter, and Ivaylo Ivanov
Self-reported Physical Activity and Objective Aerobic Fitness: Differential Associations with Gray Matter Density in Healthy Aging, Zvinka Z. Zlatar, Keith M. McGregor, Stephen Towler, Joe R. Nocera, Joseph M. Dzierzewski, and Bruce Crosson
Publications from 2014
Crossing Disciplines, Creating Space: Using Drop-In Research Labs to Support an Interdisciplinary Research-Intensive Capstone Course, Jill E. Anderson and Jason Puckett
Jet, Ultrasonic, and Mesh Nebulizers: An Evaluation of Nebulizers for Better Clinical Outcomes, Arzu Ari
Assessing the Microbial Quality of "Improved' Drinking Water Sources: Results from the Dominican Republic., Rachel Baum, Georgia Kayser, Christine E. Stauber, and Mark Sobsey
The Challenge to Create a "Community of Believers": Civil Rights Superintendent Alonzo Crim and Atlanta's School Desegregation Compromise, Chara H. Bohan and Lauren Yarnell Bradshaw
A Concise History of the Arabs, John McHugo (Review), Ian Campbell
Agency and Gender in Gaza: Masculinity, Femininity and Family during the Second Intifada, Aitemad Muhanna (Review), Ian Campbell
Cosmopolitanisms in Muslim Contexts: Perspectives from the Past, Derryl N. MacLean and Sikeena Karmali Ahmed, eds. (Review), Ian Campbell
Insidious Deception, Alan Moss (Review), Ian Campbell
Tactile Labyrinths and Sacred Interiors: Spatial Practices and Political Choices in Abdelmajid Ben Jalloun's Fí al-Tufúla and Ahmed Sefrioui's La boîte à merveilles, Ian Campbell
The Gendered Division of Housework and Couples' Sexual Relationships: A Re-Examination, Daniel L. Carlson, Amanda J. Miller, Sharon Sassler, and Sarah Hanson
Myoplasmic resting Ca2+ regulation by ryanodine receptors is under the control of a novel Ca2+-binding region of the receptor, Yanyi Chen, Shenghui Xue, Juan Zou, Jose Lopez, Jenny J. Yang, and Claudio Perez
Game Analysis, Validation, and Potential Application of EyeToy Play and Play 2 to Upper-Extremity Rehabilitation, Yuping Chen, Michelle Caldwell, Erica Dickerhoof, Anastasia Hall, Bryan Odakura, Kimberly Morelli, and Hsin-Chen Fanchiang


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Crafts to Make in the Summer
This craft book is filled with fun, easy-to-make projects. Bright illustrations and step-by-step instructions make this book accessible to the whole family.
Ages: Preschooler, Kindergartner, First-grader, Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Crafts and Activities, Holidays, Seasons
Types: Read Aloud
Freedom Summer
In the summer of 1964, two best friends, one Black and one white, are astonished to learn that the community swimming pool in their Southern town will be filled in with tar rather than desegregated.
Ages: First-grader, Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Feelings, Friends, Multicultural, African American
Types: Read Aloud, Read to Self
From the Bellybutton of the Moon and Other Summer Poems: Del Ombligo de la Luna y Otras Poemas de Verano
Author Francisco Alarcón shares memories of his childhood summers in Mexico through simple, inspiring poems. Each poem is written in Spanish and English.
El autor Francisco Alarcón comparte memorias de los veranos de su niñez en México con poemas sencillos e inspiradores. Cada poema estáescrito en español e inglés y estáacompañado con ilustraciones espectaculares.
Ages: Kindergartner, First-grader, Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Multicultural, Poetry, Spanish and Bilingual, Seasons
Types: Read Aloud
Lionel in the Summer
Early readers will enjoy this short chapter book about Lionel and his summertime adventures. Find out where he goes on a car trip and how much money he makes at his lemonade stand.
Ages: Kindergartner, First-grader, Second-grader
Themes: Holidays, Seasons
Types: Read Aloud, Read to Self
Baby animals spend the summer growing, playing and learning from their parents.
Ages: Kindergartner, First-grader, Second-grader
Themes: Nature, Seasons
Types: Read Aloud, Read to Self
Summer Reading is Killing Me
The Time Warp Trio is back in another hilarious Jon Sciescka tale. This time Joe, Fred and Sam are trapped inside their summer reading list. Your child will roll with laughter as they contend with good and evil characters from their book list, such as a giant Teddy Bear, the Twits, Frog and Toad and the Wild Things.
Ages: Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Friends, Fantasy, School
Types: Read Aloud, Read to Self
The Summer of the Swans
This award-winning novel tells about the relationship between 14-year-old Sara and her developmentally delayed brother, Charlie. When Charlie wanders off to find some swans, Sara's life changes forever. Newbery Medal, 1971
Ages: Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Family
Types: Read Aloud
The Summer Solstice
Learn about the customs and legends associated with the summer solstice. Filled with interesting facts, stories, craft projects, and recipes, this book will keep your child busy during the summer months.
Ages: Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Nonfiction, Seasons
Types: Read Aloud
A Fine, Fine School
Mr. Keene, an exuberant principal, loves his school so much that he decides to have school every Saturday and even during holidays and summer vacation. Your child will love finding out about Tillie's creative plan to save her vacations.
Ages: Preschooler, Kindergartner, First-grader, Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Friends, School
Types: Read Aloud, Read to Self
A Taste of Blackberries
Jamie and his best friend enjoy spending warm summer days playing together in the fields that surround their houses. Unfortunately, a tragic event ends Jamie's life and forces a young boy to figure out how he can experience joy again without his best friend.
Ages: Second-grader, Third-grader
Themes: Friends, Nature
Types: Read Aloud

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September 12, 2015
Show begins at 9:00 a.m.
Entry Fee: $2.00 (per show) / $2.00 Fur (per show)
Double Open / Double Youth
Mail or bring entries to Utah State Fair, 155 N 1000 W, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
Must be hand delivered or post-marked by August 31, 2015
Click here to enter online ** IMPORTANT NOTE - Please enter ONLY the animal's tattoo in the description box **
Click here for a printable entry form
Judges: Bryan Shirk (MI), Maddie Pratt (MI), Kevin Stanford (AZ), Nate Burbidge (UT)
Superintendent: Hope Blackburn
Rabbits cannot be removed from the Fair until 9:00 p.m.
Official ARBA Sanctioned Show
Eric Stewart, Executive Director
P.O. Box 5667
Bloomington, IL 61702
Dues: Individual - $15.00 Year Husband/Wife - $20.00 year Youth - $8.00 Year
Utah RBA is also sponsoring the following shows in conjunction with the Fair.
September 11 - beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Double open, Double youth,
September 12 - Single open, single youth
$3.50 (per show)
$2.50 Fur (per show)
Deadline for Utah RBA show entries is Sep 7, 2015.
Sanctioned Breeds
Holland Lop - All open shows (Blackburn)
Fuzzy Lop - All open shows (Burbidge Family)
Mini Rex (Stanford/Carson)
We would like to thank the generous individuals who sponsored the sanctions.
If you are interested in sanctioning a breed or have questions, please contact Lisa Burbidge
801-878-1978 / email@example.com
Show Rules
1. Entry fees, $2.00 for the fair shows, pre-entry per animal, $2.75 fur, $3.50 for Utah RBA shows. All rabbits entered in fur must also be entered in its own breed class. If a rabbit is scratched after pre-entry, same-class substitution is allowed. If no same-class substitution is made, exhibitor must still pay entry fee.
2. This is an ARBA sanctioned show. By the filing of your entry, you indicate your acceptance of all our show rules and the rules of the ARBA which govern this show.
3. All animals showing signs of disease shall by removed from the showroom.
4. All rabbits entered in the youth show must be carried to the table by a youth. Youth exhibitors may enter sanctioned youth shows through the age of 18. Adults cannot show in youth classes. Youth may not enter the same rabbit in both open and youth shows at the same show. Youth may enter in both open and youth shows with different animals.
5. Judging will begin at 9:00 a.m. sharp. All rabbits must be in the show-room by 8:30 a.m.
6. Solid bottom carriers only. Exhibitors are responsible for bringing rabbits to the show table as soon as the class is called. Rabbits will be called three times. If not on the table after the final call, the class will be closed. There is no re-judging of a class.
7. URBA reserves the right to substitute judges in any event.
8. Please pick up comment cards before leaving the judging area. Comment cards and/or ribbons will not be mailed to you.
9. No one is allowed in the judging area except for show officials and assistants.
10. Please keep the area clean. No smoking in the building. No alcoholic beverages allowed.
11. URBA, or the owner, agent, or management of the show facility, or any other related organization will not be held responsible for any type of theft, accident, or personal injury to any person or personal property due to neglect or any other clause.
12. There will be a $25.00 service charge added to all returned checks. If not paid, you may face collection charges plus the $25.00 fee.
13. No dogs allowed in the show room.
14. No animals under six weeks of age will be allowed in the show room.
15. Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated at any URBA show.


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Breast Cancer Health Center
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the Breast
How It Feels
You will not have pain from the magnetic field or radio waves. The table you lie on may feel hard and the room may be cool. You may become uncomfortable from lying in one position for a long time.
Some people feel anxious (claustrophobic) inside the MRI machine. You may be given medicine (sedative) to help you relax.
If dye is used, you may feel some coolness and flushing as it is put into your vein.
In rare cases, you may feel:
- A tingling sensation in your mouth if you have metal dental fillings.
- Warmth in the breast. This is normal and does not need treatment unless it becomes bothersome. Tell the technologist if you:
- Have any breathing problems.
- Feel sick to your stomach.
- Have a headache.
- Feel dizzy.
- Have pain.
- Feel a burning sensation.
- Have itchy skin.
There are no known harmful effects from the strong magnetic field used for MRI. But the magnet is very powerful. The magnet may affect pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), artificial limbs, and other medical devices that contain iron.
If you may have metal fragments in your eyes, an MRI can cause damage to the retina. If there is a concern about metal fragments in the eye, most MRI clinics will do X-rays of the eyes before the MRI. If metal is found on the X-ray, the MRI will not be done.
Iron pigments in tattoos or tattooed eyeliner can cause skin or eye irritation problems.
An MRI can cause a burn with some medicine patches. Be sure to tell your doctor if you are wearing a patch.
Contrast material that contains gadolinium may cause a serious problem (called nephrogenic systemic fibrosis) in people who have kidney failure.
There is a small risk of having an allergic reaction if contrast material is used during the MRI scan. Most reactions are mild and can be treated with medicine. There is also a small risk of infection at the IV site.
An MRI may be more likely than other tests to report a problem in the breast when a problem is not there (false-positive). A false-positive result may lead to more tests such as a biopsy when no serious problem is really present. So MRI is not used as a screening test for women at low or average risk for breast cancer.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


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I have a HP MediaSmart Server (EX 490) with Windows Home Server out of the box. It comes with a single 1.0 TB drive partioned 20 GB for the System disk. The system disk keeps filling up. I haven't installed anything but McAfee. Without getting into the philosophical discussions of why they would partition it thus, what is the likely culprit of this debacle? My D: Partition has plenty of space. I can get into the server only through Remote Desktop.
This happened to me on an HP EX490. My primary drive failed, so I re-installed the system. After final reboot, the system had 50MB free. Based on several other posts out there, I found 12GB of logs
This folder had 12.5GB of text files C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\W3SVC1
Deleting these gave the space I needed.
WHS by default has a 20GB drive. During the normal install process there is no option to select what the partition size should be. I did find once someone said to press a function key (possibly F10) during the initial bootup of the recovery/reinstall scripts and it would give a prompt to specify a C:\ partition size.
If you have rights to install software onto the machine then I suggest you try WinDirStat or other similar program to visually map what's actually using up the disk space. Then it might be easier to pinpoint the culprit(s) and do something about it.
Have you checked Volume Shadow copies? You can look under disk properties. Also do they have any applications hosted off of here? Could there be large amounts of files in the temp directory?
I had this issue and part of the solution was to change the save data location of Windows Search (Indexing) to a folder I created on the D Drive. You can do this by using Remote Desktop connection.


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Guest Housing
Explore our offerings
Catholic Theological Union currently has guest rooms available for people attending events or visiting CTU. The guest rooms are located in our Residence Hall and Student Center located at 5401 S. Cornell Avenue, just across the street from CTU's Academic and Conference Center. Renovated in 2007, the building includes a cafeteria, dining hall, lounge, and conference rooms.
The guest rooms include a full (double) sized bed, desk and chair, dresser, nightstand, bookcase, floor lamp, and desk lamp. Each room has a private bath (shower, sink, and toilet). A telephone with local service and Wi-Fi access are available in each room. Linens and basic toiletries are provided.
We ask our guests to please respect the communal spaces in the residence hall, as our students consider this their home. We ask that you refrain from using the kitchens, and lounges on each floor. Thank you for your consideration and enjoy your stay.
Guest Housing Rates
1-5 days: $75 per night
6-10 days: $64 per night
11-15 days: $60 per night
1 month: $700 flat fee
(prices based on single occupancy)
Guest Housing Requests may not be made more than 3 months in advance of the date(s) needed.
Click here to reserve your housing via our online form.
Please contact the CTU Events Manager for more information.
5401 S. Cornell Ave.
Chicago, IL 60615


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Tiburon Technology ePrompter
- Check multiple email accounts, delete/print emails, Compose emails
- No support for attachments, Unattractive interface
Bottom Line
This free applications allows you to check multiple email accounts all from the one small screen
PriceFree (AUD)
Best Deals (Selling at 4 stores)
If you're anything like us, chances are that you've accumulated your fair share of free web-based email accounts over the years. (At last count, we have five, but these are just the ones we remember!) Some email providers do let you automatically forward emails to other accounts but most of us just end up putting up with the hassle of logging in to our different accounts to check our mail.
ePrompter, from Tiburon, provides a handy (if visually unappealing) solution to this problem. ePrompter allows you to check, receive and send emails from multiple accounts all on the one screen. This little application has support for all the major web accounts, such as Gmail, AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, Email.com, POP3 and hundreds of other email domains. A warning to Hotmail users though - there is no support for Windows Live Mail Beta. We also found the application to be temperamental using Gmail accounts, with some multiple thread emails returning just headers, rather than the complete content.
When you download ePrompter, you are taken through a very quick setup tutorial. As part of this, you are required to enter in one email account (and password) and the program then checks that account. To setup additional accounts, you have to add them manually using the Account Setup function. We think that setting up multiple accounts should be part of the initial setup process as this is probably the reason why you downloaded the program in the first place. Still, setup is about as easy as it gets, and all that is required an email account and a password. During the setup, you also have the option to use the program as a screensaver and this displays the number of new emails at each account. Why you would want to advertise this to the rest of the world though, is really beyond us.
Once accounts are setup, they are all assigned a different colour on the ePrompter window. You can then set how often you want ePrompter to check your accounts - from one minute to 12 hours. We suggest not going down to 1-2 minutes because certain email providers may block this. If a new mail is received at your account, the number of mails is displayed in the taskbar, and this icon rotates for each account. When you click on the ePrompter icon, the main screen displays, showing you all of your accounts.
Viewing your inbox just involves clicking on the mailbox icon for that particular account, and this displays new emails in a new window. (For the security conscious, you can set a password for both viewing and sending emails.) Note that the program only brings back the first page of emails from each web based account. If you have a Hotmail account for example, and set the number of emails on each page to 25, then it will return a maximum of 25 new emails only, even if there are more new mails in your inbox. To get around this problem, you will have to manually log into your email account the increase the number of emails that appear on each page.
Once the inbox is open, you can view emails, reply to them, print them, mark them for deletion or mark them as read. These actions are then performed at the next update. If you want to use the program more as an email notifier rather to read emails, you can instruct ePrompter to retrieve mail headers only.
We found The mail checking functionality somewhat limited however, as there is no way to view attachments or even tell if an email has attachments. Sending an email using ePrompter is simply a matter of selecting the account, right clicking and selecting the Compose function. The email will then sit in an 'outbox' until the next Update at which point it will be sent. We did notice that ePrompter inserted a one line signature promoting the product at the end of every mail we sent using the program. Once again, there is no attachment functionality for sending email, which is disappointing.
The main screen of ePrompter is simple to understand and displays the number of emails at each account as well as the time to the next update. Different menu options, such as account setup are accessed by right clicking and using the popup menu. The biggest turnoff about this product is the interface, which looks like something a university student came up with in their first year Visual Basic tutorial. Having said that though, we find the functionality of the program useful and convenient, (if somewhat limited) and given that it's free we can't complain too much can we?
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January 22nd, 2010 (3:24 AM).
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"Of all the roads I have to walk the winding."
Terrance "Terry" Bradshaw
Arena Name:
The Doctor
Terry was born and raised in Viridian City. As such, he saw his share of newbie trainers and veterans come and go. In fact, he even saw Geovanni once! Still, none of that mattered to him. He already knew what he wanted to be and that was a doctor.
Sure, travelling the world and having adventures with pokemon such as his dad's pair of bickering pidgey seemed fun, but Terry wanted to be a doctor. Not a pokemon doctor, but someone who helped people! Day and night Terry studied to be the smartest he could be. After all, not everyone who wanted to be a doctor could become one!
Still, fate has a funny way of throwing an aipom wrench into the most well-intentioned of plans. As Terry was walking home from school one day, he saw two people having an intense battle. The combatants? A nidoking and a nidoqueen. Having never seen the two pokemon in person before, Terry was instantly enamoured as the two colossi went at each other, without giving an inch of ground either way. Terry could see that a victory could be achieved if one of the pokemon would go for a dangerous leg shot, instead of going for body blow after body blow.
After instructing one of the trainers to go for it, the battle was over pretty quickly. "With that kind of insight, you should be a pokemon trainer!" Said the winner as he called back his nidoking. After thinking over what that guy had said, Terry got to thinking.
After about a year's worth of back-and-forth arguments, Terry finally convinced his parents to let him leave on his own pokemon journey, under the condition that he kept studying. Terry agreed instantly and it wasn't long until he left with a bag full of supplies, a bulbasaur and more than a couple of textbooks.
After a couple of years of studying and battling around Kanto, Terry returned home. As he stepped into Viridian Gym, nothing could have prepared him for what was going to happen...
Given that he still hopes to some day be a doctor, Terry has trained himself to be warm and welcoming to anyone who approaches him. It's not just an act either, since he's been a social butterfly for as long as anyone can remember.
However, when he is put into a stressful situation, he often becomes cold an analytical, seeing only the problem and the most clear-cut solution. This has lead to quite a bit of property damage in the past, although being able to see a problem logically has helped him a great deal in some of the tougher gym battles that he has faced.
Terry is the very epitomy of average. His brown hair is cut to a short, average height, his skin is neither pale or tanned and his eyes are the most average shade of green that one could ever hope to see. He stands at five feet eight inches and wouldn't stand out in a crowd if his hair was on fire!
His clothes aren't much different. Terry wears a white t-shirt and a pair of slowly fading blue jeans, coupled with a pair of sneakers that would be caked in dirt if not for the fact that Terry cleans them quite often. He occasionally wears a white sweater if it gets cold, but seeing as how Viridian city is pretty warm, he stowed it in his bag which often has way more hi-potions and other such medicines in it than other trainers would deem necessary.
Venusaur - Razor (M)
Solarbeam, Sunny Day, Petal Dance, Body Slam
Razor was Terry's first pokemon and often the one who sorts out quarrels between Terry's Pokemon. Razor was presented to Terry by Professor Oak on the day that he started his journey. The two are pretty much inseprable and as such, they often imitate each other's actions. For example, when Razor is told to use body slam, Terry will stretch his arms and legs out as though he's the one who's about to press his weight against whatever's unfortunate enough to be on the recieving end of the attack and if Terry is studying, Razor will sit next to him and try to understand what the squiggles in the strange paper thing mean.
Out of battle, Razor could be mistaken for being lazy, but this is just because he spends most of his time taking in sunlight and considering how to get stronger, for the sake of the team. After all, keeping this unlikely family in once piece is a two-person job at times!
Pidgeot-Connie (F)
Air Slash, Agility, Mirror Move, Twister
Remember the two bickering pidgey that Terry's dad owned? Well, one of them followed Terry for ages until she finally caught up to the boy and convinced him to take her along. Connie immediately decided to not like Razor, given how much attention he recieved from Terry, but the two will fight to the bitter end to protect each other, not that they'd admit it.
Out of all of Terry's active roster, Connie often proves to be the most troublesome in combat, as she is quite proud of her plumage and hates to get it dirty. However, once it is, the gloves are off and her opponent can only hope that Connie gets called back before it's too late...
Kangaskhan-Meteor (and Comet) (F and M respectively)
Mega Punch, Endure, Outrage, Sucker Punch
Terry came across Meteor in the Safari Zone, as one would expect. However, she was in a panic because Comet had wondered off! After finding the missing baby and managing to convince the near-inconsolable mother that he was indeed not a threat, she snatched Comet back and went back to the other kangaskahn.
That would have been the end of the story, if Terry had not decided then and there to make Meteor part of his team. For three days he tracked her down and after going through enough bait to fill a snorlax, he managed to catch her! Since then, Meteor has proven herself to be not only a powerful combatant, but a positive influence to Connie, who often had to be brought into line during her rebellious days as a pidgeotto.
Starmie-Bone Saw
Rapid Spin, Confuse Ray, Psychic, Surf
At first, Bone Saw was not a very compliant staryu. In fact, it used water gun on Terry more than it did on anyone that it faced! In time (and after a chance enounter with a water stone) Starmie began to warm up to Terry. As one of the newer members of the group, Bone Saw still has a long way to go before it gains the full trust of the team, but with every positive step, the others warm up to the plucky Starmie just as much.
Sableye-Knuckle (M)
Shadow Ball, Confuse Ray, Shadow Claw, Power Gem
Knuckle was a gift from Terry's uncle for passing a test that was given to him on Cinnibar Island, to see if he had in fact been studying. After passing with flying colours, Terry was presented with the pokeball that contained the precocious Sableye.
Why is he called Knuckle? Well, he has a habit of gnawing playfully on his knuckles, because he is still quite young. In fact, he once burst into tears in the middle of a fight! These childish antics often mean that Knuckle's opponents often underestimate his power when they fight him. Of course, getting him to concentrate on anything other than battling is quite a challenge. Terry often wonders if rasing knuckle was the real test...
Arcanine-Flare (M)
Fire Fang, Roar, Extremespeed, Fire Blast
Flare is fast. There's no other way to put it than that! As a growlithe, Terry took half a day of chasing Flare down until he finally managed to corner him and battle. Luckily, he already had Knuckle with him, so catching him was at least less painful that it could have been.
Over time, Flare just got faster and stronger and one day, after protecting a very tired Terry from thieves, Flare accidentally stepped on a Fire Stone that one of the thieves had dropped during their hasty escape. Since then, the self-proclaimed 'Fastest thing on Four Legs' has proven himself as a loyal guardian and a heck of a handful during feeding time!
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The Strike Up the Bands! series celebrates many of the concert bands in our area and their instruments. All of these bands exist largely with thanks to amateur musicians, area band directors, and their supporters. Some are sponsored in part by community government, others by businesses in partnership with government, and some are completely independent. You can find a band rehearsal almost any night of the week. The musicians rehearse for pleasure and often perform only for your applause, although some bands welcome donations or charge admission for concerts. You may have enjoyed some of the bands performing on parade in their own communities or elsewhere in the area.
This letterbox honors the Nabrubus Trecnoc Dnab, which began in 1983, is sponsored by its home suburb, and rehearses not far from the Dleifneerg Karp location of this box. Baritones are part of concert band brass sections. A baritone is twice as long as a trumpet and half as long as a tuba, while playing the same notes with the same mouthpiece as a trombone.
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That's the way Jess Simson (29), sees her progression as she
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December 27, 2015, by Anita L - Hampshire, UK - United Kingdom
I bought this dress based on the previous reviews. I completely agree with the ladies who wrote them. The dress is well made and looks the part. I bought the size M. I am size 12/14 depending on the season. The black top is made of a stretchy material and the waist band is elastic so it is a very good fit for size 12 up to 14. The only thing to bear in mind is the length of the dress.I am 5ft 10" with 34" leg and when in flat shoes the front of the dress is perfect length. The back of the dress has a train finish so I was kind of sweeping the floor with it as I walked. I didn't mind that as it gives the dress a nice overall shape and authentic look. When it was time to dance, I just used a safety pin and folded the back of the skirt in a neat pleat which lifted it and nobody was any wiser. There is a little black flap, that goes over the bum part of the dress so safety pin wasn't visible.I guess,if you wear high heeled shoes or boots you can get away with it. I did buy the lacy gloves that are extra, to compliment the whole outfit and they did. Unless you already have long hair,I would recommend that you get the wig as well. PS:cleaning instructions: I ignored it as usual and hand washed the dress in my bath tub and drip dried. No damage done ,its ready for another party!
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- A full service mobile veterinary clinic capable of performing all-stage wellness exams, dental services, vaccinations, screening and diagnostic bloodwork, fecal analysis, routine and interventive surgeries, microchipping, in-home euthanasia and providing full pharmacy access.
- Ideal for multiple pet households, working families, geriatric pets, those wanting to avoid nosocomial infections in a waiting room.
This truly may be one of the most difficult pieces I have ever had to write. Before reading it, please know how much I respect and (truly) admire so many of you..
These past two and a half years have been an unforgettable time in which I felt that I was able to unfailingly serve those in the Crawford and Lawrence County communities in a way that I could have never done in a traditional clinic facility. I realize that while the mobile practice held several limitations (no radiography, boarding or hospitalization), it allowed me to function on an even more personal level with many for which I am most grateful. Those that deserve an even deeper THANK YOU are those that had enough faith in me to allow me to continue to serve them as I transitioned from the Animal Clinic of Lawrenceville, where I had been able to function as their veterinarian the six years prior to starting the Wabash Valley Mobile Veterinary Clinic.
It is difficult for me to imagine living and working anywhere else than the town I have lived in and loved since my youth. Because I have been offered a position that would continue to advance my professional career and provide some much needed support from veterinary colleagues, with a heavy heart, after much contemplation and many prayers, I must formally announce the closing of the Wabash Valley Mobile Veterinary Clinic as of December 10th, 2015. While no further walk-up clinics nor house calls will be performed after this time, I will be available to satisfy any last minute medicine refills and record mailings until December 24th, at which time I will have to complete the final migration to my new position (and the mobile veterinary truck's new home) in Oregon. Please know that I pursued several avenues and made various attempts (without success) to attract another veterinarian that I would entrust the care of your pets to. I would have been willing to part ways with the truck knowing that such a worthwhile service could continue in the area.
It is understood that this may be a difficult transition for many and I feel for the uneasiness this may cause as you must realign your source of veterinary care. Many will be receiving packets containing records in the coming days. Please take heed of any medicine refills needed as we move into the holidays and this monumental transition. Please accept my heartfelt thanks for your support.
Kind regards,
Melissa A. Adams, D.V.M.


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Code: 403076
Shipping Weight: 0.95 pounds
This light acts as a tail, turn, stop, clearance, side marker light and has rear and side reflex reflectors
Note: Light is sealed but does not have a replaceable capsule (like older generations). Only need to change light bulbs (# 1157; # 193). Replacement light bulb # 1157 (A1157B) sold separately.
Video of Wesbar Submersible Low Profile Trailer Tail Light (Right Side)
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Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (62 Customer Reviews)This light acts as a tail, turn, stop, clearance, side marker light and has rear and side reflex reflectors
by: Billy C.05/15/2013
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My 38 year old son asked me to other day how the mud got on the tail light and tail light bracket of my boat. I had been Crappie fishing. Hes one of those guy who cleans and shines everything. I told him I must have backed it into the bank near the boat house. He said I dont understand how you kept from breaking the tail light out. I told him I buy good equipment that lasts. Thats the worst thats happened to your Wesbar light and again passes the tough test. My sons share the boat with me so it gets plenty of use. Lights are submerged hundreds of times in a year from 100 degree to freezing temperature in Indiana. No problems to report with connectors, bulbs or lens even when I hit the bank I will always contact Wesbar first for your products when the need arises. I do Thank You again for your Great Customer Service and outstanding products.Billy C - 06/12/2014
by: Steve09/18/2014
This is a really good light for the price. Trailer lights are like mechanic's fingers, easily damaged. I use the submersible even though it's not a boat trailer because having the bulbs enclosed provides less likelihood of corrosion and poor contact that seems to be a problem otherwise. 151903
Still working well.Steve - 09/18/2015
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Shipping was fast and packing was well done. Product exactly as described and I was very pleased with the price and cost of shipping. 145325
All is good no complaintsTony C - 08/08/2015
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So far so good, Your prices and shipping are great, my trailer light works and looks fine, thank you, 209562
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by: Jim P.03/24/2015
Changing a lightbulb turned into a larger job than anticipated. The bulb was rusted until it was one with the socket. Replacing the entire fixture was easier and cheaper using etrailer.com. The new tail light fit in perfectly. Etrailer.com is a reliable and trustworthy site for my trailer parts. 180748
by: Jim07/25/2015
The price was good and the delivery was prompt. I was a little disappointed that the wiring did not come with a plug in connection as was on the original light. Apparently the original equipment was manufactured special for the trailer maker as the plug in was integral with the tail light fixture. I will use a clamp type splice for the wiring with a shrink sleeve over the connection to protect the connection. A plug in as was on the original fixture would have been nice. 214362
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by: John H.07/19/2013
Very easy to install. The product came quickly in the mail. The best part about etrailer.com is the product description was very detailed. I wasn't sure I had the correct trailer light but etrailer's description (ex. right side light and the exact height, width, depth of the product) assured me I had the correct part. 90532
by: Curt08/29/2015
This replacement unit did not have a two pin connector like the original equipment. Had t cut, splice, and tape the connector from the old unit. Unit works and unlike the poorly designed original, I can change the bulbs should either of them fail in the future. Very expensive bulb change this time. 222701
by: Tom C.08/20/2012
The order arrived 4-5 days after placing the order. Now if I can only get it wired correctly. the light has a ground9easy to figure out) and a green and brown wire. On the trailer I have a green, brown and a brown and green wire. Can't the brake light or turn signal light to work. 52373
by: Jon08/17/2013
Transaction was easy- replacement light came in a few days and I'm back in business. Had someone break by boat trailer light at our local launch area and price was well below local retail options- plus I didn't have to waste gas locating a replacement... 95560
by: Gary E.08/07/2013
Aside from a nut missing in pkg. light is working fine on the right side although I am getting some low lever feed into the system from the left turn signal. Still tracing! Thankyou for the prompt service and nice lady I talked to. 93803
by: Dennis05/24/2016
Just finished prepping the boat for this season. One of the taillight assemblies had leaked water in requiring the bulbs to be removed to clean the contact surfaces. Bulbs working after contact surfaces cleaned. Poor seal design. 251341
by: Mark L09/22/2013
I have an older trailer from the eatly 1990's it was great to find a match to replace my trailer light and maintain the look of the trailer The on line vedios were helpful to install the light. Easy order and guick shipping. 100979
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My trailer light was delivered within three days and it is just exactly what I ordered. This is my first order from this company , so the service was great. Thanks guys Aldis 70598
by: Randy D.08/26/2014
I purchased the low profile trailer lights for my 1994 Four Winns. I received them quickly (about 2-3 days) and they were a perfect match. The installation was easy. 148720
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Great selection-Easy order system-Resonable prices-Great communications-Fast shipping Have used this company in the past and will likely use them in the future 46801
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BAM....The product was ordered and it arrived safely without any wonderment of when and where it might be. Great service with great products. Thanks 58585
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Excellent tail light. Replaces the same tail light I broke while backing my double axle boat trailer. I couldn't ask for better service. Thanks 94449
by: Jim B.08/26/2012
This is a nice update to the replacement capsule assembly. It is nice to be able to replace individual bulbs instead of the whole capsule. 53109
by: John R.11/17/2014
Product is a direct replacement for the OEM item on my Skeeter trailer. It fit perfectly. Fair price and excellent delivery. 161294
by: Dave09/21/2012
Lights are nice and bright at night. They fit perfect and look nice, just what I was looking for. Excellemt company to buy from. 55450
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Light arrived in a short amount of time. Was very easy to install and replaced the old light exactly. Thanks eTrailer! 90680
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Item was exactly what I was looking for. Great service, prompt delivery and attentive customer service. Great job! 88937
by: Tim Cook03/23/2015
The product is great un bolted the old part and bolted the new one on thanks very much great company to deal with. 180465
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Easy to navigate web site and locate product and fastest delivery I have ever experienced on an on line purchase 65920
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Correct item, fast delivery, good price. Happy customer that will do business with you again. thanks. 54262
by: Carl B.08/27/2014
I installed in 10 minutes and checked out left and right turns so am off to the races. Thanks. CWB 148854
by: JOHN P.09/01/2011
by: george b08/09/2014
product exactly as pictured/described. installed without incident. good quality workmanship. 145417
by: Jay O06/17/2013
the product was delivered as promised and met my expectations. Best on line service yet. 85051
by: Jim Jessup08/22/2013
Product was an exact fit & with new screws & Nuts Would order this product again Jim 96382
by: Matt07/23/2012
Product looks robust, shipped on time and arrived in 4 days with regular shipping. 49029
by: Bob F.07/04/2014
Products easy to find on-line...easy check-out...quick delivery. Thank you much. 139256
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Polite and helpful personal. Order was received in a few days and was correct. 165955
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Item was delivered very fast and exactly the same as described on site, Thanks 171506
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Good service, fast shipping, videos that show you exactly what your buying. 218447
by: Patrick02/16/2013
product matched the left side light, and installation was easy. Thanks 66552
by: Doc Stick06/17/2013
Fast. Excellent site information. Product as promised. very pleased. 85012
by: mark m.06/19/2014
The product was new and in good condition. Identical to my old light. 136632
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Quality product, simple to hook up, and very prompt shipping as usual 198690
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excellent telephone ordering assistance by representative of company. 224643
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Excellent from order to installation. I highly reccomend these guys. 84234
by: Eldon B.07/15/2011
Great service and speedy delivery. Installed and ready for fishing. 19495
by: Steven03/25/2013
everything went great. old one off new one on in 5-8 minutes. 72291
by: Junior Frazier08/27/2014
Much better than old style you can replace bulbs in these. 148926
by: Roger08/15/2015
Product was delivered quickly and mounting was very easy. 219448
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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2015 Jaguar XJ Series
By Joe Tralongo, Contributing Editor
Jaguar cars have always stood apart from other luxury brands. Not as commonplace as the
Mercedes-Benz S-Class,
Audi A8 or
Lexus LS, the owner of a 2014 Jaguar XJ is endowed with a sense of exclusivity, a trait highly sought after by those who shell out big bucks for their wheels.
Legendary craftsmanship is married to improving quality and reliability scores, although the big XJ still lags behind most rivals in this area. Still, with high-end luxury as only the Brits can do it and a new high-performance XJR model in the lineup, 2014 promises to be a very good year for the XJ, something the competition might want to keep an eye on.
Copious luxury and formidable power combine to form a luxury sedan not easily duplicated by lesser competitors. Those seeking to drive something a bit less commonplace will enjoy the exclusivity the Jaguar XJ brings.
The Jaguar XJ is as temperamental as it is beautiful. Some quality and reliability questions still linger and are contributing factors to the XJ's lower resale values. A small dealer network means less availability for the well-to-do who live in less populated regions.
For 2014, the normally aspirated V8 is dropped from the lineup and a new high-performance XJR trim replaces last year's Supersport, offering more power and luxury features. The XJ LWB model receives the ultimate in sound systems, a 1,300-watt Meridian Reference Audio unit with no fewer than 26 speakers.
A large luxury sedan should pamper its passengers without boring its driver. In the 2014 Jaguar XJ, the perfect balance between a compliant ride and adept handling has been struck....
... An active dampening suspension soaks ups road imperfections, yet still manages to keep this big cat calm in the corners. Step up the new XJR, and the ride gets noticeably stiffer, but the tradeoff is well worth it once you experience the car's 550 horsepower unleashed.
In the standard XJ, the steering feel is a bit on the light side, which is nice for around-town driving but less appreciated on twisting country roads.
Acceleration, even with the V6, is a thoroughly satisfying event, and the ZF 8-speed transmission makes the journey all that much more enjoyable. However, if you want to be immersed in the total Jaguar experience, having one of the V8 engines beneath the bonnet is still the best choice.
There are three Meridian audio systems from which to choose – each better than the next, but all superb in their own right. The standard 380-watt 14-speaker system is nice, but it's the 1,300-watt 26-speaker monster in the LWB model that simply astounds all who hear it.
High-tech visuals meet old world luxury in the XJ's digital instrument cluster. Analog gauges are jettisoned in favor of a high-res 12.3-inch LCD screen displaying the tachometer, speedometer and a configurable information data screen.
Thanks in part to the minimal number of center-stack controls, the 2014 Jaguar XJ's cabin features a clean, elegant design that separates itself from its rivals with superior materials and remarkable fit and finish. Soft leather trim covers not only the seating surfaces, but the upper dash, door panels and even the headliner on XJR models. The XJ's navigation system employs a touch screen rather than the button- and wheel-operated setups found on German-built luxury sedans. Recent interface enhancements have tried to address the fact that a touch-screen's functional requirements can be distracting for the driver.
The Jaguar XJ's distinctive design is dominated by a sloping rear roofline that shrouds its substantial mass while creating a stylish 4-door- coupe appearance. The 2014 XJ is available in standard and long-wheelbase versions, with the latter providing an additional five inches of rear legroom. Considering its size, trunk space is rather limited. Also the low roofline makes it tricky for taller folks to get in and out, especially entering the back seat. The almost-full-length panoramic glass moonroof is a strong styling element from both inside and out.
The 2014 Jaguar XJ features a full complement of the features you expect on a flagship luxury sedan plus a few more, including a leather-wrapped dash, a digital LCD gauge cluster, dynamic suspension damping, blind-spot monitoring and an extra-long panoramic moonroof. The "base" audio system is a 14-speaker, 380-watt setup with hard-disk music storage. The standard safety setup reads like a bowl of alphabet soup – ABS, DSC, CBC, EBD, ETC – and includes a full complement of airbags.
In addition to longer-wheelbase bodies, wide choice of engines and all-wheel drive (AWD), the 2014 Jaguar XJ's list of upgrades includes adaptive cruise control, heated windshield, retractable rear-window shades and several seating options that range from massaging front seats to heated and cooled rear seats. Supercharged V8 models feature an active differential control to better put the increased power to the ground, while XJR models add leather sport seats in a variety of color choices, lightweight 20-inch alloy wheels, and a standard 825-watt Meridian audio system.
The standard engine for the Jaguar XJ is a supercharged 3.0-liter V6 that saves a little fuel compared to the V8s. It delivers a more-than-sufficient 340 horsepower along with decent low-speed torque. The two 5.0-liter V8s continue, making 470 horsepower or 550, both with the aid of supercharging. All XJ engines employ an 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters, and the V6 can also be teamed with a new AWD system that favors the rear wheels in its torque split so the car retains its rear-drive feel.
3.0-liter supercharged V6 (XJ, XJ AWD, XJL, Portfolio)
340 horsepower @ 6,500 rpm
332 lb-ft of torque @ 1,750-4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 18/27 mpg (standard-wheelbase models), 17/27 (long-wheelbase models) 16/24 mpg (AWD)
5.0-liter supercharged V8 (XJ Supercharged)
470 horsepower @ 6,000-6,500 rpm
424 lb-ft of torque @ 2,500-5,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 15/23 mpg
5.0-liter supercharged V8 (XJR)
550 horsepower @ 6,500 rpm
502 lb-ft of torque @ 2,500-5,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 15/23 mpg
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Jaguar XJ Series vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 19 Ratings for the 2011 - 2015 models.Review this car
By Pa.Bill on Thursday, April 14, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 35,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Everything! and can be kicked to 610hp."
Cons: "Every one looks at you. In NYC it stops traffic."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The only con I have is the book value on 0-60 It will do under 4.0. Two of the car mags tested the 470 hp and hit a flat 4.0. the 510hp will do 3.9 or less. Its at 35,000 miles and runs better over 25,000 then under. The summer of 2015 I ran from Springfield Ill to Gettysburg. The performance was remarkable. I was tempted to go all the way to NYC. They say other cars are better, well I don't know how. The interior is better then anything I have ever seen and as for speed, I don't see the back of any cars. As for problem with electric- I have never had a battery problem. I would love to know how many of the XJSS there is in America. I have been told very few."
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By AZ cowboy on Friday, November 13, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 42,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "The XJL is great to drive and best value for money"
Cons: ""Wheel Dial" gear shift should be a handle type"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"In 2011 I was looking at another Mercedes- having been a satisfied Mercedes owner for over 21 years- when an advert, obviously directed to Mercedes owners, was mailed to me. Offering a generous discount, I decided to compare their XJL to the Merc S-500 I had test driven and planned to purchase. I was offered a test drive for several days (rather unusual I thought, as most are around the block, so to speak). The XJL blew me away as it handled like my wife's Merc SL550, had the same comfort and convenience as the S-500 and was 25 G's less expensive. It's now four years and 42,000 miles, and still the same beautiful, high performing and reliable car I drove out of the showroom! And this experience is from someone who owned a Jag XJ in the 70's and a Sovereign in the 80's and was less than impressed by either of them."
13 people out of 19 found this review helpful
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By Pete R on Sunday, November 8, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 700overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Quiet smooth ride and quality finish."
Cons: "No heads up desplay"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"XJL 2015 is the best luxury car I've ever owned. Smoothest, quietest ride, Great fit and finish in and out. A real eye catcher. Have had S-Mercedes, Lexus 460 LS, Hyundai Equus, ect. This is by far the best. The responsive supercharged V-6 is extremely fast. Gas mileage is excellent above what is advertised. Best luxury value in my opinion."
8 people out of 13 found this review helpful
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By Bronyraur on Wednesday, June 24, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 60,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive, fast, smooth, beautiful"
Cons: "slow tech in touch screen"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is one of the greatest cars I have ever owned. Only complaint is the archaic tech used. Very slow touch screen, etc. Seems to be an ongoing issue with all Jag models even today. But, I dont mind; this is one sexy cat!"
28 people out of 52 found this review helpful
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By RALPH on Friday, February 20, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 15,599overall rating 6 of 10rating details
Pros: "great ride, good power,stylish look"
Cons: "not dependable to start up"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"Wonderful car, but has power drain. the battery will go dead any time auto not used for over 24 hours. Jaguar customer service has made effort after effort to no advail. Problem has existed for life of lease. Jaguar finally threw in towel and offered a trickle charger as answer. Wonder how that works when left in airport parking lot. I have owned or leased Jags since 1978"
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By CHATTGUY on Thursday, January 29, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 4,500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "HYW fuel economy, interior design, powertrain"
Cons: "touch screen a little slow on some functions"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I recently purchased the awd XJL after driving the audi A8, bmw 750li, and Mercedes S550. I have owned all 4 luxury brands over the years. The jaguar awd version was the quietest and best driving of the 2014 XJ sedans I tested. I also had multiple drives in the competitors vehicles. The jaguar is more of a drivers car and felt like a smaller coupe. It was much more nimble and fun to drive than the competitors, which felt numb and big. The BMW and Audi were nice just uninspiring, and not fun to drive. The Mercedes was an excellent car as well but made me feel older than I am. The jaguar reliability is much improved over past generations, and the v6 is an excellent choice for a daily driver. I spoke with a trusted service advisor at the jaguar\land rover dealer and the engine and car are rock solid now. My friend told me he sees the cars when they purchased and only for the 15k routine service. I have the same v6 in my 2015 Range rover and it is just as smooth. I purchased this for a daily driver and long road trips. I recently drove 1000miles roundtrip and the car was very comfortable and returned 30.2mpg at 75. Amazing for such a big car. I love the dual pane sunroof. The 2014 car was retuned for better drive and ride, so I'd buy a 2014 forward. I looked at sales numbers and 4000 cars are sold in the US annually compared to 6000 A8, and 21000 S550. I heard the same comments about reliability from friends, but comments were based on older versions. JD Power shows they have made good improvements. I am content with my purchase and the reliability of the new v6. If you want a large road car this is fun to drive, I would give this car a try."
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BIG tick on our bucket list, was truely amazing!! Experience was one of those things we will always remember, so peaceful and beautiful.
Wonderful flight. Highly recommended.
You should try it at least once!
1. I would like to thank Viator and the organisers for helping us with dates.
2. It was a great experience and best sandwiches! Though we only had one each.. could be few more..
Highly recommended! Amazing views!!!
Fabulous experience! Even though the weather was less than ideal, everyone involved worked to make this one of the most enjoyable experiences ever. I would highly recommend this tour.
This tour was amazing!
I had this in my bucket list and happy I did it in Spain. Loved the experience, the event was very well planned and organized. Would recommend any of my friends to do it. :P
Constructive feedback to give, we were advised would have food prior the event, therefore we didnt prepare anything. When we arrived to the cafeteria, there was only coffee and a machine with candy. I think it should be advised to people to bring at least some snacks since they are not offered at the cafeteria. Honesty is the best policy!
For a first time balloon passenger this was a fantastic experience. Prompt and convenient pick-up was followed by a short drive out of the city for pre-flight coffee then on to the launch site. Pilots were all efficient, polite and friendly and the whole morning was an absolute delight. I highly recommend this activity to anyone with a half day to fill in Barcelona.
By far one of the best experiences of our lives! Seeing the sun rise over the mountains in Catalonia was breathtaking.
The ballooning company were professional and friendly. The pick up and return service from Barcelona made the experience hassle-free.
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I loved this tour! It was amazing being able to fly over Catalonia. The scenery was beautiful! You also get Cava and a sandwich after you finish. I would definitely recommend this tour!
Great tour! Our driver, Josep, was very funny and gave us an interesting tour on our way out of the city. Our pilot, Benjamin, was competent and interesting to be with. We had a wonderful and amazing time. We'd easily do this again!!
Don't even know where to start. We left Barcelona punctually and we were taken to a city call Vic about a 40 minute drive. Once there we made a quick stop at a small café where we met the other drivers. We took a private ride strongly recommended. Our driver and his anchor were amazing cant remember their names but they both made sure we had a great time. This experience was in my bucket list and I was more than satisfied with the experience. Our tour was on Christmas eve, once we landed they surprised us with a very unique breakfast and drink. Grilled cheese sandwiches cooked with the fire from the hot air balloon right in front of you. Our driver back to Barcelona was also great cant remember her name. Overall we do not have one complain about this tour, loved it, and cant wait to do it again.
A once-in-a-lifetime experience! Ballooning over the Spanish countryside! Amazing! Our pilot, Benjamin, and the entire crew, made sure we had an amazing day! Loved, loved, this!
It was a great experience, well organised
I simply loved this. The people who were handling the hot air balloon and the whole tour were extremely friendly and funny. I would recommend this to anyone.
Just that the vehicle used to transport the tourists should allow alot of leg space in the extreme back of the vehicle.
Must do once in ur life :D
We surprised my son for his 15th B-Day with the hot air balloon flight. It was incredible!
This experience in Barcelona was the most amazing!! The guides were lovely and easy to talk and laugh with. The balloon operators are qualified and safe. The views of sunrise were amazing. I would do this a million times over. Breakfast was ham and cheese toasties with champagne - was delicious!
Really great. Highly recommended.
Fantastic! We have gone ballooning a few times and always love it. We had 4 balloons on the day and lots of time in the air. A nice glass of rose cava set it off nicely and the novel way they do the toasted sandwiches was great! The pilots were very friendly and fun.
its an amazing experience... we got 1500 meter above land... all you see from above is beauty, greem tress and the clouds in beneith you ... you will experiment what silence means from up there ... it so pretty and relaxing and exciting
Nothing shy of amazing! Unforgettable
It was really nice!
Such a wonderful tour! Great views, charming countryside, and friendly staff. Well worth the money!
These people don't play! If they tell you to BE at the meeting point at 6am, you better be there or look like getting left! LOL! Nobody in our group got left, they were prompt in picking us up at the meeting point which I liked and the van to and from was air conditioned and comfortable. They stopped for coffee and croissant since it was so early and were timely at getting us to the hot air ballon destination. I was nervous and the guide reassured me all would be well. They took plenty of pictures at our request and the balloon operator was taking pictures for and of us as well when we asked. I loved the smooth landing and scenic views from the top. We had grilled cheese from the hot air on the balloon and it was the BEST grill cheese sandwich I've ever had in my life! I forgot what kind of cheese they used! Never had it before. We also had wine I had abut 4 cups LOL! and it was a memory of a lifetime! If you don't do ANYTHING else, YOU HAVE TO DO THIS TOUR! IT IS A MUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was absolutely fantastic. The experience of a lifetime. The company is a small business and provides personalized service. It attracts an interesting group of people. We met a couple who have become great friends. We met people from Australia and Canada as well.
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I have a hard drive which already has Windows installed. On a new hard drive, I have Ubuntu Linux installed. Is there anyway to run my already installed Windows using Vmware Player on my Ubuntu setup?
The following docs should help here with VMware Workstation or Server and here with Player and or Converter
Edit: Added details as requested:
This is easiest to do with server and workstation, the basic steps are: Boot Windows natively and define a new hardware profile for the guest OS that will use the virtualized hardware. Go to:
And copy the existing profile. Name one Physical and one Virtual or however you like
Now re-boot into Linux and create a new custom virtual machine. Assign it the physical partition of your Windows OS as a disk instead of a virtual disk.
Boot the new VM. When it detects the new hardware, hit cancel before it installs drivers and do not reboot. Load up the vmware tools, then allow the guest to reboot.
For player, you need to be able to define a new VM, that may require generating the VMX and VMDK by hand, downloading the sample files from the link above getting one generated elsewhere, or temporarily installing Server and generating them.
There are limitations to the hardware. For SCSI based systems, only LSI and BusLogic HBA's are supported with a preference for LSI.


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130704 Happy 4th of July!
Reminder: Today's classes are at 5:30, 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30. Classes will be able to accommodate larger groups so please feel free to come if you are off and do not typically come on Thursdays!
AMRAC in 12 minutes with 7-14
Back squats
Ring rows
NTE 3 rounds.
Strength/Skill Development
Clean & jerk: 15 minutes to heavy single
With a partner/team of three work through:
AMRAP in 25 minutes:
Row 15 cals
Slammers x 20
Bear crawl …..
obstacle course!
Post best Clean & jerk.