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This checklist is meant to provide students with a general outline of how to prepare for a summer study abroad experience. Timelines for completing each item will vary for different programs, so make sure to give yourself at least a semester to complete all of these items.
- Attend a study abroad program informational session and/or meet with a director of the program you are interested in. Check the Center for International Studies website for descriptions of all available programs.
- Research program options and contact the ASU Center for International Studies as needed for guidance.
- Choose a program and complete the online ASU Study Abroad Application via RamPort.
- Once your program application has been approved by the program director, confirm your acceptance to the program via RamPort. Print any additional paperwork and submit it on or before any deadlines indicated.
- Consult with your Director(s) about, and confirm International Studies Scholarships and complete scholarship via RamPort.
- Make sure you have a FAFSA application on file with the ASU Financial Aid Office.
- Attend any meetings required by your program as well as the ASU pre-departure orientation meetings to obtain important information and resources for traveling abroad.
- Make deposit payments to the Center for International Studies.
- Prepare for travel by finalizing any travel documents and arrangements (i.e. passport/visa, airfare, insurance), health precautions (i.e. immunizations, prescriptions) and personal matters (i.e., subleasing apartment, changing mailing address).
- Travel abroad! When preparing to return to Angelo State, complete a program evaluation and finalize any academic matters as instructed by your program director.


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Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 185 is the one hundred eighty-fifth issue of the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series published by Archie Comics.
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. load the default settings which hide the blizzard quest tracker.
2. queue for a scenario with any level 90 character.
3. note that the scenario objectives aren't listed anywhere.
4. open BQ settings and uncheck "hide default" under "core".
5. note that the scenario objectives are suddenly visible through the blizzard quest tracker.
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Guerlain Rose Grenat (864) Rouge G Lipstick
This summer, Guerlain introduces new shades of Rouge G. Five shades are being added to the permanent range, and there are two limited edition shades–both featured in detail below–that come in specially-colored lacquered cases. They'll be available at the retailers Guerlain is sold, and right now, only Saks seems to have the new shades available online. Rouge G is a long-time favorite for me, because of the long-wear, rich color payoff, and hydrating, comfortable formula.
Guerlain Rose Grenat (864) Rouge G Lipstick ($54.00 for 0.12 oz.) is described as a "velvety red-pink." It's a vibrant, medium-dark fuchsia-pink with subtle cool undertones. At times, it almost looks warm-toned, but it is strongly pink-based, so it is definitely cooler overall. It had rich, intense color coverage, and the color wore well for six and a half hours and left behind a stain. YSL Rose Asarine (34) (P, $34.00) is warmer. Revlon Vivacious (120) (P, $8.99) is lighter. MAC Pleasure Bomb (LE, $16.00) is matte. Guerlain Provocative (863) (LE, $49.50) is warmer, redder. Urban Decay Catfight (P, $22.00) is warmer. MAC Impassioned (P, $16.00) is lighter, matte. Guerlain Gigi (P, $49.50) is very similar. Guerlain Champs-Elysees (P, $35.00) is cooler-toned. See comparison swatches / view dupes.
Guerlain Rose Glace (866) Rouge G Lipstick ($54.00 for 0.12 oz.) is described as a "nude, barely there pink." It's a light, milky pink with white and pale pink shimmer. It had semi-sheer color coverage that seemed to lighten the natural lip color and added quite a bit of shimmer. I think the formula of this shade felt more like the Rouge G Brilliant, between the glossiness, shimmer, and shine, but as the classic Rouge G, I think it misses on what makes Rouge G special–the long-wear, color coverage, and smooth texture. There was slight, noticeable texture from the shimmer, which I wasn't in love with. The color wore well for three hours, which is longer than average when it comes to a shade as light as this (with this level of coverage). Guerlain Rose Innocent (LE, $49.50) has a stronger pink color. See comparison swatches / view dupes.
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But the guitar is very playable and comfortable, it's got a 50mm wide fretboard (narrower than the standard 52mm or 2 inch fretboard of a standard sized classical guitar). It's got a shorter scale because its a 3/4 so it's scaled down. The body is scaled down too so that's a little bit a of a drawback if you want a full bodied sound but it still sounds really great. Very loud and it resonates and sustains well. It's a great sounding guitar.
I had heard so much about the Kremona guitars and their high quality for their price points so I was really excited to get this. I wasn't blown away considering it was a couple hundred dollars more than the Cordobas, Yamahas and other student level beginner guitars that you can get. And it's a 3/4. But it was decent. Sometimes Kremonas can be hit or miss, consistency in the production of their guitars can be an issue. Sometimes they are superior and sometimes they have defects and aren't as well built. I would suggest that if you want this Kremona or any Kremona that you try to play on in person first so that you can gauge the quality and make sure that it sounds good and is well built. If you can't play one in person, I suggest that you buy it from a place that takes returns in the event that it doesn't meet your expectations. For the meantime I am keeping my Kremona because it's a good size for me (I'm only 5'1" so the 3/4 or senorita sized guitars suit me well). I would recommend it if the one you get is built well but like I mentioned, sometimes there are quality control and consistency issues even between guitars of the same exact model.
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The critical and box office verdicts on Flyboys weren't exactly glowing. Full of clichs with the usual assortment of standard characters…the dull subplot about the lonely American pilot falling for a beautiful young French girl…wooden dialog...a decidedly old-fashioned tone. Yadda, yadda, yadda.
Ben "Finn" Finnegan (Matthew McConaughey) is a fortune hunter whose obsession with discovering the Queen's Dowry, a treasure that mysteriously disappeared in the Caribbean in 1715, has consumed him to the point of ruining his marriage to Tess (Kate Hudson). Discovering a clue that he believes will lead him to the cache, he must charm his way into the pocketbook of billionaire Nigel Honeycutt (Donald Sutherland) in order to finance the expedition.
Footloose is one of those 80's films that stir-up a lot of memories for people in my age demographic. Back in 1984 it was wildly popular due to the hip music, fun dancing, and anti-establishment message. There wasn't a guy I knew who didn't want to be like Ren, but I'm positive I wouldn't approve of my teenage daughter dating a guy like him today!
While the special effects are nothing special and the pacing is on the slow side, I found the story is entertaining. You can see how Gene Roddenberry was influenced by this and many other 1950s sci-fi films for Star Trek. While the human actors do an admirable job, Robby the Robot steals the show and went on to become one of the most famous robots in movie history appearing in an additional 20 movies and TV shows over the past 50 years.
When his TV-star girlfriend, Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell), leaves him for a famous British rock star (Russell Brand), Peter Bretter (Jason Segal) sees his life fall to pieces. He decides to take a trip to Hawaii to forget about his troubles and runs into Sarah, who is on vacation with her new beau. Peter splits his time between stalking her and hanging out with the hot hotel receptionist (Mila Kunis), who, for some unknown reason, is attracted to him.
Winner of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Forrest Gump was the second-best film of 1994 in my opinion, right behind The Shawshank Redemption. Regardless, Paramount's third entry in its Sapphire Series is a hit with outstanding audio and video and a kick-ass DTS-HD MA 5.1 soundtrack.
No one enjoys the holidays more than Brad and Kate. Every December 25th, this happily unmarried, upscale San Francisco couple embark on a holiday tradition they have shared every year since they met - ditching their crazy families for a relaxing, fun-filled vacation in some sunny exotic locale. There, sipping margaritas by the pool, they toast the season, knowing they have once again avoided the chaos and emotional fallout of their four respective households: divorced parents, squabbling siblings, out-of-control kids and all the simmering resentments and awkward moments that are the hallmarks of every family Christmas. But not this year. Shorts and sunglasses packed, Brad and Kate are trapped at the San Francisco airport by a fogbank that cancels every outbound flight. Worse yet, they are caught on camera by a local news crew, revealing their whereabouts to the whole city...and to their families. With no escape and no excuses, they are now expected home by Brad's father. And Kate's mother. And Brad's mother. And Kate's father. "Four Christmases" in one day.
Ted Crawford (Anthony Hopkins) brutally murders his wife and calmly waits for the police to arrest him. With the weapon and a signed confession in hand, Deputy D.A., Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling), believes a conviction is a slam dunk; that is until the case completely unravels. Now, with little evidence, Beachum goes head to head with the cunning Mr. Crawford in a desperate search for the truth and the answer to one burning question: How is this guy getting away with murder.
Did you know that Santa Claus (Paul Giamatti) has a brother? Yep, his name is Fred (Vince Vaughn), and he's on the naughty list. After growing up in saintly Nick's shadow, Fred becomes a scrooge who's lost his belief in Christmas. Estranged from the family but in dire need of cash, Fred ventures to the North Pole to help his brother through the holiday crunch in exchange for $50,000. His outlook on Christmas begins to change when he realizes Nick is in trouble from a scheming efficiency expert (Kevin Spacey) out to shut down Christmas forever.
Based on the best-selling book by H. G. Bissinger, Friday Night Lights chronicles the 1988 season of the Permian High School Panthers of Odessa, Texas, the most successful football team in the state's history. For Coach Gary Gaines (Billy Bob Thornton), it's a season filled with immense pressure as he tries to drive his team to the championship after failing to do so the previous two years.
In 1958 at the Crystal Lake kids camp, young Jason Voorhees drowned due to the inattention of the camp counselors. Shortly following the drowning, two camp counselors mysteriously died in a double homicide resulting in the camps closure. Twenty two years later, the owner of the property thinks enough time has passed and a new generation of kids should enjoy the beautiful setting—boy was he wrong!
A young, beautiful, and determined FBI agent (Anna Torv) forms an unlikely alliance with a brilliant scientist (John Noble), who's spent the last 17 years in a mental institution, and his sarcastic son (Joshua Jackson) to investigate a series of bizarre deaths and disasters known as "the Pattern." They suspect someone is using the world as a laboratory, and all clues lead back to a powerful corporation called Massive Dynamic.


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Their burgers are so good (gluten free buns actually taste like real buns) and they have a separate menu for gluten free options. I eat at Fitz's all the time and I have never gotten sick after. I usually get the Santa Fe burger because it's delicious!
I was skeptical based on the other reviews but I was VERY happy with our visit here. This place is casual, fun and family friendly. We had great service. They have a separate Glutenfree menu that has a nice variety and includes appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, and salads. We ordered two GF entrees. Mine was the pulled pork on GF bun with fries. The bun was SOFT--what a delicious surprise--and the pulled pork, so good. My child ordered the GF burger--again on the soft bun--and a good burger, to boot. The fries are baked so they are not in a shared fryer. Nothing spectacular but good fries nonetheless. And on top of all of this you get to drink the root beer, cream soda and other drinks which are all gluten free. I'm thrilled we went here--we will definitely go back.
Server was knowledgeable and the baked fries were delicious. I will go back!
2 stars because their staff is wonderful, but their gluten free menu is misleading. Fitz's is jumping on the trendy gf bandwagon before fully researching the products they purchase, to the detriment of patrons who have legitimate medical issues. Upper management really needs to do their homework.
I was shocked that I got to eat a gf burger and fries without getting sick. I loved the baked fries - what a great idea to accommodate gf!
Make sure you get the baked fries, their regular fries are not fried in a dedicated fryer
I was so impressed with the gf menu. I ordered fries and a turkey club. It was the best meal ever until I got home. This meal was definitely not gf!!!
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Hage Esther - - 2003
OBJECTIVES: Hypochlorhydria, hypergastrinaemia, inflammation and Helicobacter pylori infection, dose and duration of omeprazole treatment may separately, or in combination, influence the proliferation of enterochromaffin-like (ECL) cells and parietal cell changes in gastric mucosa. To assess the effects of these variables comparisons were carried out in patients with the acid related ...
Stanghellini V - - 2003
BACKGROUND: Delayed gastric emptying occurs frequently in patients with upper gastrointestinal symptoms associated with functional or organic diseases. AIMS: To evaluate whether: (i) the prevalence of delayed gastric emptying is influenced by the presence of organic disease; (ii) demographic or clinical factors predict modestly or markedly (gastroparesis) delayed emptying. PATIENTS: ...
Jacoby Jeanne - - 2003
The prandial status of ED patients is often unknown. Because a full stomach predisposes patients to aspiration during a variety of urgent interventions, a method of determining the degree of gastric fullness would be of potential clinical importance. The purpose of this single-blind interventional trial was to determine if bedside ...
Scheffer R C H - - 2003
Transient lower esophageal sphincter relaxations (tLESRs) are vagally mediated in response to gastric cardiac distension. Nine volunteers, eight gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) patients, and eight fundoplication patients were studied. Manometry with an assembly that included a barostat bag was done for 1 h with and 1 h without barostat distension ...
Sundbom Magnus - - 2003
The excluded stomach after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGBP) cannot be readily examined by endoscopy for obvious anatomic reasons. Thus it is difficult to monitor possible changes in the gastric mucosa. However, the type and severity of gastritis can now be assessed by a combination of serologic tests: pepsinogen I and ...
Matsukawa Y - - 2003
OBJECTIVE: Regarding the interaction of Helicobacter pylori and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), we cannot accept unanimous conclusions in inducing gastric ulcer. We therefore evaluated the role of Helicobacter pylori and NSAIDs in inducing gastric ulcer. METHODS: Dyspeptic patients receiving NSAIDs underwent endoscopic examination. Gastric ulcer formation and H. pylori status ...
Meissner Winfried - - 2003
OBJECTIVE: Opioid analgesia impairs gastrointestinal motility. Enteral administration of naloxone theoretically allows selective blocking of intestinal opioid receptors caused by extensive presystemic metabolism. Therefore, we studied the effect of enteral naloxone on the amount of gastric tube reflux, the frequency of pneumonia, and the time until first defecation in mechanically ...
Nguyen Ninh T - - 2003
BACKGROUND: Early gastrointestinal (GI) hemorrhage after open gastric bypass has been infrequently reported. The aim of this study was to examine the incidence of early GI hemorrhage after laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (LRYGBP), its presentation, and possible treatment options. METHODS: A retrospective review of 5 patients who developed early postoperative ...
Lindeboom M Y A - - 2003
OBJECTIVES: After antireflux surgery, more than 30% of patients develop dyspeptic symptoms such as fullness and early satiety. We have previously shown that these symptoms are related to fundoplication-induced changes in proximal gastric motor and sensory function, especially impaired postprandial relaxation. We hypothesize that impaired fundus relaxation may be more ...
Lim S - - 2003
AIMS: Gastric adenocarcinoma in young patients has been considered to differ in many ways from gastric carcinoma in older patients. This study was designed to determine the clinicopathological features and molecular mechanisms. METHODS AND RESULTS: Based on 4123 patients of gastric cancer in Seoul National University Hospital, 135 patients (3.3%) ...
Salles-Montaudon N - - 2003
BACKGROUND: Plasma homocysteine concentrations increase with age and remain an independent risk factor for vascular disease in the elderly. There are negative correlations between plasma homocysteine and serum folate and vitamin B12 concentrations. Two mechanisms, poor nutritional status, and chronic atrophic gastritis, could explain hyperhomocysteinemia. OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the ...
Tomassetti Paola - - 2003
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is characterised by refractory peptic ulcer disease, severe diarrhoea and gastric acid hypersecretion associated with an islet-cell tumour of the pancreas (gastrinoma). The true incidence and prevalence of this rare disease is unknown; in the US, the frequency is one per one million people and the age at ...
Björnsson Einar - - 2003
BACKGROUND/AIMS: Functional dyspepsia (FD) according to Rome II is divided into ulcer-like dyspepsia (ULD) and dysmotility-like dyspepsia (DLD). The rationale behind this is the assumption that the underlying pathophysiology is different, but this is largely unexplored. Our aim was to elucidate the differences in gastric sensorimotor function in these subgroups ...
Peter Sebastian - - 2003
BACKGROUND/AIM: Therapy for idiopathic reactive hypoglycemia is ineffective and impractical. Acarbose, an alpha-glucosidase inhibitor, decreases the absorbed glucose load. This study was done to determine the efficacy of acarbose in this syndrome. METHODS: Six patients with symptoms suggestive of postprandial hypoglycemia were chosen consecutively. Three-hour oral glucose tolerance tests using ...
Kosztyła-Hojna B - - 2003
Results of voice analysis in 96 elderly patients are presented. The objective of the study was to evaluate dysphonia and its morphologic conditions. Videolaryngostroboscopic (VLSS) examination distinguished between oedematic and atrophic form of senile dysphonia. Morphologic evaluation of the vocal fold mucosa with the use of light microscopy (LM) and ...
Konturek Peter C - - 2003
H. pylori (Hp) -induced atrophic gastritis is a well-known risk factor for the development of gastric cancer. Whether Hp eradication can prevent or retard the progress of atrophy and metaplasia has been the topic of numerous studies but the subject remains controversial. Recently, the increased expression of ornithine decarboxylase (ODC), ...
Deprez Pierre - - 2002
Celiac disease is associated with impaired cholecystokinin (CCK) release. The mechanism by which CCK release is impaired is poorly understood and seems to be related to the mucosal atrophy or to decreased stimulation due to reduced intraduodenal nutrient hydrolysis. The aims of our study were to evaluate basal and postprandial ...
Stavraka Anastasia - - 2002
BACKGROUND: It has been suggested that symptoms from bile reflux gastritis are related to the frequency and degree of enterogastric reflux (EGR). METHODS: Patients with history of upper gastrointestinal surgery or cholecystectomy as well as control patients were studied. Presence of EGR, degree of EGR, and gastric bile emptying time ...
Aprile Lilian R O - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to evaluate the consequences of portal hypertension (PH) for the motor functions of the human stomach. METHODS: The PH model used was the hepatosplenic form of mansonic schistosomiasis, as this is a condition characterized by PH but with considerably preserved hepatocellular function. The ...
Fein Martin - - 2002
Duodenogastric reflux (DGR) was assessed with 24-hour gastric bilirubin monitoring in 345 patients (219 men; 49 +/- 13 years) with foregut symptoms and 41 healthy subjects (24 men, 28 +/- 5 years). Bilirubin exposure was measured as percent time above absorbance level 0.25 and excessive DGR was defined above the ...
Stanghellini Vincenzo - - 2002
OBJECTIVES: Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and dyspepsia often overlap. Delayed gastric emptying has been reported in IBS patients, although conflicting results exist. Whether overlapping dyspepsia correlates with gastric emptying abnormalities in IBS patients has not been clarified. This study aimed to evaluate gastric emptying of solids and its relationship with ...
Kelessis N G - - 2003
BACKGROUND: Primary gastric lymphomas are distinct entities with an indolent clinical course and biologic behavior. They account for 2-8% of all gastric malignancies. We conducted this study to evaluate the role of gastroscopy as the principal diagnostic method in detecting gastric MALT lymphomas. METHODS: Sixty-three consecutive patients with gastric MALT ...
Wai Chun Tao - - 2002
BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to determine the frequency of diagnosis of significant disease by EGD in Asian patients of various ages with simple dyspepsia. METHODS: Database records of 10,488 consecutive patients undergoing EGD between 1992 and 1998 were analyzed. The frequency of significant upper GI disease (defined ...
Rosandić M - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: To compare the efficacy of Helicobacter pylori eradication in patients with functional and organic dyspepsia. METHODS: The study included a cohort of 160 patients (115 with organic and 45 with functional dyspepsia) with dyspeptic symptoms and gastroscopically confirmed H. pylori infection. Triple therapy with omeprazole 20 mg, amoxicillin 1000 ...
Dheer S - - 2002
The purpose of this study was to characterize the radiographic findings of antral gastritis and to determine whether there are differences in the appearance of antral gastritis in patients with and without Helicobacter pylori infection. A search of radiology, endoscopy and pathology files revealed 90 patients with antral gastritis on ...
Caletti G - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Anti-Helicobacter pylori therapy has been reported to cause regression of low-grade gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma in a high percentage of patients. However, in some patients, these lesions persist despite antibiotic treatment. AIM: To determine the various endosonographic findings that may predict the regression of low-grade gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid ...
Yoshikawa I - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Therapy for the relief of symptoms of functional dyspepsia is unpredictable. AIM: To identify which patients may benefit from antisecretory therapy. METHODS: Twenty-seven patients with functional dyspepsia were selected to receive H2-receptor antagonist (H2RA) treatment for 4 weeks. Serum pepsinogen A, pepsinogen C and gastrin were measured, and Helicobacter ...
Fukui Y Y Department of Urology, Prefectural Nara Hospital, 1-30-1 Hiramatsu, Nara-City, Nara 631-0846, Japan Tel. +81-742-46-6001; Fax +81-742-46-6011 e-mail: email@example.com, - - 2002
Background. Patients with renal anemia who show a poor response to erythropoietin might have iron insufficiency. Reticulocyte hemoglobin content (CHr) was measured in hemodialysis patients, and its potential as a marker for iron status was assessed by comparing CHr with ordinary markers. Methods. Ninety-one patients receiving maintenance hemodialysis were enrolled. ...
Law Simon - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: Specialized intestinal metaplasia (SIM) is often found at a normal-looking gastroesophageal junction on routine biopsy. The prevalence of SIM in Asian populations has not been recorded. Its significance is also unclear. The objective of the study was to document the prevalence of SIM at the gastroesophageal junction in a ...
Caruso Rosario Alberto - - 2002
Several lines of evidence indicate that neutrophils act nonspecifically against tumor cells. The correlation between tumor-infiltrating neutrophils (TINs) and clinicopathological features remains unclear and deserves to be investigated. To analyze the prognostic influence of TINs in gastric carcinoma, the authors selected 273 patients with advanced gastric carcinoma who underwent gastrectomy ...
Chang Craig G - - 2002
Two patients underwent gastric bypasses and had uneventful hospital courses. In the early postoperative periods, both developed severe, protracted vomiting, weakness, and hyporeflexia. After thorough laboratory and clinical evaluations by neurologists, the patients were diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, although there were many atypical features. The clinical presentations of these patients ...
Gisbert Javier P - - 2002
AIM: To evaluate whether the Helicobacter pylori status of the patient's spouse plays a role in reinfection after eradication success, and to assess the possibility of transmission of H. pylori among partners by using molecular methods. METHODS: We studied prospectively 120 patients in whom H. pylori had been eradicated. Endoscopy ...
Tran Thomas - - 2002
GOALS: To assess the impact of upper endoscopy and biopsy on the outcome of patients with isolated thickened gastric folds found on barium upper gastrointestinal series (UGIS). STUDY: A total of 8,325 consecutive UGIS reports were reviewed to identify 182 patients who were found to have isolated thickened gastric folds. ...
Wada F - - 2002
The aim of the present study was to investigate whether CYP2C19 polymorphism status and gastric emptying are related to healing in patients with gastric ulcers. We studied the CYP2C19 status in seven patients with proton pump inhibitor (PPI)-resistant ulcers, 21 with PPI-sensitive ulcers and 46 healthy volunteers using polymerase chain ...
Bellini M - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Myotonic dystrophy is often associated with digestive symptoms that can precede the clinical appearance of skeletal muscle involvement. Although motility disorders may be observed in these patients at any level of the gastrointestinal tract, upper gastrointestinal symptoms have up to now usually been considered to be due to oesophageal ...
Fabbian F - - 2002
INTRODUCTION: Upper gastrointestinal (UGI) disorders are frequent in uremic patients and esophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGD) is an important investigation for their management. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: From January 1, 1997 to December 31, 1998, 57 endoscopies were performed in 96 hemodialysis patients (aged 65+/-12 years, 68 M, 28 F, dialysis duration 51+/-58 months) ...
Stompór Tomasz - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: To estimate gastric emptying rate in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) patients, with or without indwelling dialysate, and to evaluate if there is an association between gastric motility and nutritional status. DESIGN: Single-center cross-sectional study. SETTING: Peritoneal Dialysis Unit, Medical Faculty, Jagiellonian University Hospital, Krakow, Poland. PATIENTS AND METHODS: ...
Lorena Sônia Letícia Silva - - 2002
BACKGROUND: The importance of intestinal dysmotility in functional dyspepsia is a controversial issue. GOALS: To investigate the orocecal transit time in patients with functional dyspepsia, as well as a possible association between intestinal transit and the presence of anxiety or Helicobacter pylori infection in these patients. STUDY: The participants in ...
Yağci Münci - - 2002
The clinical presentation of patients with vitamin B(12) deficiency varies in a spectrum ranging from haematological disorders to neuropsychiatric diseases. In rare cases, orthostatic hypotension, impotence, constipation and urinary retention have been attributed to autonomic nervous system dysfunction due to vitamin B(12) deficiency. The aim of this study was to ...
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Introduction. Ingestion poisoning include 79% of all poisoning. Usually the first step in management of these patients is gastric lavage, which in most centers is done by tap water (exepct for children below 4 years old). Due to low Na and K of tap water and daily secretion of Na ...
Stotzer Per-Ove - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Gastric antral vascular ectasia (GAVE) is a source of GI bleeding. Several associated conditions have been recognized. However, there is little information on the occurrence of ectatic lesions in regions of the stomach other than the antrum, that is, the cardia. Patients in whom a diagnosis of GAVE was ...
Maule Simona - - 2002
Helicobacter pylori (Hp) infection in diabetic patients has been related to impaired gastric clearance of bacteria due to autonomic neuropathy. Gastrointestinal dysfunction has been described in primary autonomic failure (AF). The aim of the study was to evaluate, for the first time, the presence of Hp infection and gastric function ...
Kanie J - - 2002
BACKGROUND AND STUDY AIMS: The present study was carried out in order to elucidate the mechanism of the development of gastric ulcer, one of the serious complications of PEG tube placement. PATIENTS AND METHODS: This retrospective study included 92 patients who underwent gastric endoscopy after PEG tube placement. Gastric ulcers ...
Ljubicić N - - 2002
Prospective investigation has been undertaken with the aim to study the frequency, location and age and sex distribution of various histological types of benign gastric epithelial polyps. Histological type--adenomatous, hyperplastic and fundic gland polyps--was diagnosed on the basis of at least three histological samples taken from the polyp. Biopsy samples ...
Yagi K - - 2002
BACKGROUND AND STUDY AIMS: The incidence of Helicobacter pylori infection in Japan is high. Unlike the case in Western countries, H. pylori-induced gastritis in Japanese patients has a tendency to spread to the corpus. H. pylori-induced gastritis is characterized by a number of specific endoscopic findings. In a previous study, ...
Ishizu Hirotaka - - 2002
There have been a number of reports of gastric emptying in cirrhosis, all with unconfirmed results. Moreover, the mechanism for delayed emptying in cirrhotic patients is unclear. We evaluated gastric emptying in patients with chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis by means of gastric emptying scintigraphy. METHODS: The subjects were 18 normal ...
Furusu H - - 2002
BACKGROUND/AIMS: Recent studies have shown that focal active gastritis seems to be the typical gastric pathology in Crohn's disease. The aim of this study was to compare the incidence of focal active gastritis, Helicobacter pylori infection and distribution of gastric mast cells and macrophages in patients with Crohn's disease, ulcerative ...
Schoonjans Renaat - - 2002
INTRODUCTION: A delay in gastric emptying rate has been reported in peritoneal dialysis patients, often normalizing after evacuation of the dialysate. To evaluate the effect of the intraperitoneal volume, we compared this finding with a cirrhotic model in which gastric emptying was studied before and after a large-volume paracentesis. METHODS ...
Lehnert T - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Peritoneal seeding or liver metastases found at laparotomy usually preclude curative treatment in patients with gastric adenocarcinoma. Such exploratory laparotomies may be avoided by diagnostic laparoscopy. However, routine diagnostic laparoscopy does not benefit those patients who proceed to laparotomy after negative laparoscopy. The aim of this study was to ...
Kamiya Takeshi - - 2002
The existence of abnormal gastric motility in gastric ulcer disease remains controversial. The aim of this study was to characterize gastric motility in patients with recurrent gastric ulcers. Studies were performed in 10 control subjects and in 24 patients with recurrent active gastric ulcer disease as diagnosed by gastrointestinal endoscopy. ...
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The pants are adjustable, which I like. Except, the metal adjuster on the left side keeps popping loose! Unless I get suspenders I'm afraid I'm going to lose my pants in public!
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I rated this tuxedo 3 stars because it is adequate. It is well made, the fabric is polyester, it's fully lined, and the stitching was well done. It is good for the price. I bought this for my significant other and I can be a little bit of a clothing snob so take this into consideration when reading this review. The satin lapel was a little dull and not as brilliant as satin typically is. The width of the satin accent was approximately 1" so it didn't stand out with the same significance as what is marketed in this picture. If you need a practical, cost efficient tux for a once a year event, prom, wedding, then this is for you! If you are looking for pizzazz, then this may not be for you.
Outstanding value for the price. This was purchased for my son's prom. It fit beautifully and the tailor that hemmed the slacks was shocked at the inexpensive price I paid.
The tux quality was great & fit was true to size. The slacks have an adjustable waist which was really awesome since my husband thought they may not fit. We ordered a 44S size (that is his actual suit jacket size) but the slacks size was 38 which would be big. He wears 34 jean size & either 35 or 36 dress slacks. So we were very pleased that the slacks fit great....thanks to the adjustable waist. I hemmed the slacks & there was plenty of length even for tall men.
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A few beginner questions.....1. Is a program written in Java called a Java program. 2. How are Java programs read and executed by the computer? Does the Java software perform this task? 3. When a program is executed in any programming language, does the code have to be translated to the computer's machine language for the computer to understand? Are programming languages created for easier human understanding and the computer machine language, which consists of all numbers, is for the computer's understanding only?
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A user (programmer) creates text files; those files contain source code for Java classes and/or interfaces. A compiler translates those text (source) files to binary files containing 'class code'; class code makes up the instructions of a non existent (virtual) machine. The JVM (Java Virtual Machine) is just a program that interprets the instructions for that virtual machine. The current JVMs do something clever though: they translate the class code to actual machine code (and forget about the interpreter part completely); so basically, your source code (in text files) passes through two compilers: the 'normal' Java compiler and the JIT (Just In Time) compiler which delivers the code that is actually run by a real machine. Of course the intermediate (class) code and the final machine code are diffficult to read for an ordinary human and most of the time the original Java source (text) code is also hard to read for humans ;-)
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Re: Questions From a Beginner
i call it a "java class" if its in my ide or not a runnable jar.. if its in a runnable jar i call it a program / application unless its a game as a runnable jar then i call it a game
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I was a hyper-sensitive 10-year-old in 1975, when my parents thought it would be a great idea to take me and my 6-year-old sister to see "Jaws" at a drive-in theater in a little town close to ours. That shit messed me up.
Post Jaws, I'm talking about a full-on phobic reaction to sharks and any body of water for years after that. As a matter of fact, there didn't even have to be water. I became afraid to walk across my bedroom floor in the dark. I actually moved my bed, by myself, across the floor to the wall that had the light switch so that I could get in bed before turning the light out.
Now… I lived in Kentucky, a land locked state with no coastline of any kind. My family lived in a very small, one story ranch house that was approximately 28 feet long.
Yet, I imagined that somehow a giant, mythical shark, described as being 30 feet long in the movie, could travel hundreds of miles overland to Kentucky, to live out of water in the depths of my 1970's electric blue shag carpet in my tiny bedroom, in a house that was TWO FEET shorter than the shark's body. I know that those were more innocent times, but surely today's ten-year-olds are not this stupid.
Our summer trips to the lake were terrifying for me. I WAS able to get in the water by shutting down the file in my memory banks marked "Horrifying Deaths", but if I was floating in the lake and you started humming the "da-dum, da-dum, da-dum" of the most terrifying theme music ever written, which my family LOVED to do to me by the way, all hell would break loose as I noisily tried to fling myself back into the boat like a suicidal bottlenose dolphin.
I cannot stress to you in any stronger terms that I was a full-fledged basket case that needed therapy, but we did not have therapy in 1975, we had state mental hospitals from which you were never seen again.
So, as time went on, while my fear stayed buried deep in my heart, my over-active, animated imagination died a slow death, as it does with age. There is a moment between childhood and adulthood where you can still believe in just about anything – sea monsters, ghosts, sharks who live in shag carpets… but as you age, that fun, crazy part of your brain ages too and isn't quite as crazy and fun anymore.
So, twenty years after Jaws, I dared to enjoy my beloved ocean again, but I had my safety rules.
- Never be in the water at dawn or dusk. Those are a shark's breakfast and dinner hours.
- Never be more than waist deep. Yes, I know, most shark attacks happen in shallow water which leads me to rule number…
- Constantly scan the horizon and immediate area for an elongated shadow just beneath the surface or a tell-tale dorsal fin. Be prepared to punch it on the nose.
- Never, EVER be the farthest person out. I always make sure there are people in the water at least 20 feet farther out than me. If they move in, then I move toward shore until others are again farther out than me. If this means that I wind up sitting on the sand, then so be it, but my theory is that a shark coming in to shore would start eating the first swimmers he came too, giving me time to quietly back towards land making no splashing sounds at all.
Of course… I am going to do this calmly and methodically while people are screaming and thrashing around mere feet from me, drowning in their own frothy blood, being whipped about in the mouth of a giant killer shark… or so I imagine…
Now, I have just told you about the ridiculous amount of emotional trauma that I suffered from watching a MOVIE… Bethany Hamilton, at the age of 13, had her ENTIRE LEFT ARM eaten by a 14 foot tiger shark while she was surfing. Her entire arm. A shark snack. And just over a month later, she was back in the water. A year after that, she won a surfing competition and just a few weeks ago, she was in the news again for another surfing win. This woman had her left arm, up to the shoulder, EATEN BY A SHARK and 35 days later went back into the ocean, while presumably, a monstrous tiger shark was still swimming around with a taste of Bethany on his tongue looking for seconds. How do you do that? How, mere days later, missing an entire appendage in what must have been a horrific and frightening attack, do you swim out on your board with your tasty and delicious legs dangling in the water? How? I try to wrap my mind around that; to imagine what and how she thinks and it is like trying to figure out an alien life form.
I, just a couple of years younger than she was at the time, saw a MOVIE about a shark, and with both arms still attached to my body, have never had the same relationship to the ocean since.
So after a lifelong phobia with my nightmarish nemesis, in 2010, my personal, summer of Jaws finally happened. My husband, daughter and I had just arrived in St. Augustine for an extended holiday weekend. We drove straight to the beach upon arrival, which happened to be around dusk, and you know what that means.
I should have known better. The sun was low in the sky. The water was gray. I stood firmly and safely on the sand holding our dachshund on his leash, while my husband and daughter stood in water only inches deep and let the tide roll over their tasty toes.
The beach was deserted and only people who didn't seem to give a damn about whether they were eaten by a shark or not were in the water. A family about 30 feet to my right came out of the water, congregating excitedly on the sand next to me and one of them just casually happened to mention that they had just seen a shark near the shore.
I immediately called to my husband who was holding hands with my daughter in the shallow surf… "Come in… there is a shark"… I called, gesturing urgently.
With both of them safely out of the water, I still had not seen an actual shark, and was not even entirely sure that the people who warned us were not over-imaginative nutjobs… their credibility was not helped by the fact that they stood there, milling around, with no seeming urgency about the folks in the water down the beach from us…. then my gaze fell closer to shore… and there it was… the stuff of my decades-long nightmares, the dorsal fin of a shark, not 20 feet in front of me, leaping in and out of the surf as it chased its dinner.
The reason I did not spot him before is that I was looking OUT to sea… and the damn thing was swimming where the surf broke at approximately the height of my knee… I could have skipped twice and reached out and touched him…
Strangely, I wasn't THAT afraid, knowing my child was out of the water and of course, finally at arriving at this epic battle of me and nature that I had known my whole life was coming… I looked to the left… as it traveled in that direction… and noticed sporadic groups and families down the next mile or two. The people who warned US seemed to think their obligation was complete.
My husband also seemed to feel like there was nothing else we were supposed to do… but forgive me for being, I don't know what you would call it… a HUMAN BEING?… I didn't want the people a couple hundred yards to my left to lose a toe or a hand or a toddler to a shark bite when WE, people who were in sight of them, knew there was a shark in the water.
I also knew I would never hear the end of it , if I succumbed to my natural instinct, which was to run screaming down the beach like Chief Brody yelling, "SHARK… there is a shark in the water… GET OUT of the water!"… so doing both my civic duty and maintaining my marital pride at the same time, I, very casually, told my husband that I was going to walk the dog down the beach. He laughed knowingly. I ignored him.
I did not hurry. I was slow and deliberate… but with purpose, as if I was just casually walking the dog while simultaneously trying to save my fellow human beings. As I came upon each group, I said casually, "Hey, there's a shark in the water." The first group of portly Eastern European women that I came upon seemed to ignore me. It occurred to me that maybe we did not speak the same language.
So, as I held up my hand sideways, waved it back and forth in the air like a swimming fish, thumb up to represent the fin… they immediately recognized the international sign of the shark and started backing their behinds out of the water. My heroic actions that day saved people from all over the world.
I also got a surfer out and a fisherman, and a family dipping their baby's feet in the breaking surf. I saw the shark once more as I walked, bobbing in and out of the waves… its belly had to be grazing the sand, it was that close to shore. I thought it was going to beach itself. Which caused me a whole new level of anxiety.
But despite coming face-to-face with my life-long fear, I was a hero that day, as I strolled purposefully… yet casually… so as not to look like an idiot… down the beach warning people to save their lives. I had been emotionally preparing for my own year-of-the shark every day since 1975 and here it was… my chance to battle the ultimate predator and win. I walked until the beach was deserted. I endured the humiliation of my husband teasing me and you should hear HIS version of this story. According to him, I incited a riot, sending people panicking in all directions. But he is full of shit and I saved untold dozens that day from the possibility of losing a limb. They should thank me. But no one did. They were too busy getting out of the water.


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"A Hassa is a pig that doesn't fly straight." In other words A Hassa is someone who abuses thier position in society for personal gains.
The Police officer that took down the drug dealer was stealing the drugs to sell himself. He is a Hassa
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A fish commonly found in the northern regions of South America, such as Guyana and Suriname. Also found in Trinidad and Tobago under the name cascadura. Hassa generally thrive in dark, muddy waters. They have hard shiny black scales that serve as a form of protective armor. Though quite bony, Hassa meat is one of the sweetest. The fish is cooked in a curry with potatoes, okra, and coconut milk.
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Espinales faces murder charge in shooting death
Hinndley Espinales will make his first court appearance today in Oklahoma where he will be charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of 27-year-old Alvin M. Sanchez Saturday in Baldwin City.
Espinales, a 25-year-old Gardner man, is accused of shooting Sanchez at least three times with a 9 mm handgun at 109 Hillside Dr. at around 2:15 a.m. Saturday. The Johnson County men were attending a birthday party in Baldwin when an argument turned to violence. Sanchez died around 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the University of Kansas Medical Center where he had been taken by air ambulance.
"A warrant was obtained and he's charged with first-degree murder," said Police Chief Mike McKenna Monday morning about Espinales. "Bond has been set at a half-million dollars. I would think he'll be arraigned this afternoon in Oklahoma."
Espinales was arrested around 11 a.m. Saturday on Interstate 35 near Davis, Okla., by Oklahoma State Police.
McKenna said reports will be completed and sent to District Attorney Charles Branson regarding the murder investigation.
"For our department, it will be compiling our reports to present to the district attorney, " he said of the next step. "A lot of that will depend on what happens this afternoon when he's asked if he wants to waive extradition to Kansas or he says no and wants to stay in Oklahoma."
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And I thought the ball was "juiced" in Japan this year?
There was zero reference on a possibility that the Mets may sign him, so how did it became the Mets or Dodgers?
Don't get me wrong Wilpon has long sought a star Japanese player to come to the Mets so he can get those tickets from those guys and he has given the go ahead to sign Matsui and bit over 40 million for Matsuzaka and if I remember right they have been 2nd highest in bids for other guys as well. So this may be a possibility because while the bid may be high the amount of years to sign him will not be 6-7, so I can see the Mets post a bid and if they win sing him for about 4-5 years.
I think this guy is more of a reality than Abreu.
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If the Mets think this guy is a front line starter, then they will bid high on him imo because am not in love with the other options and I think Sandy knows that too.
Depends on how much he wants, we really shouldn't be spending this kind of money on pitching.
With as weak as the free agent market is, I would be really happy if we threw our cards on the international market, and I think many fans would be too. I'll be honest, I know very little about Tanaka other than seeing his name pop up on top off season lists, but I would be excited to see the forward thinking from this front office. International studs, plus a top ten pick, and going for the best we can get on a weak free agent market would make me excited going into next season
If the owners are for real they will gamble on Tanaka at any price it sells tickets and profits go up if he is even half as good as he has been in japan. Gooden likes him and I say If Dwight likes him he is a good judge.
This guy is going to get at least as much as Darvish got a couple of years ago, and probably more since the best (arguably) free agent pitcher available this off-season is Matt Garza. There is no way the Mets are going to spend all of their new-found payroll cap money on one pitcher. Besides, starting pitching is not their greatest need. Have you watched their "offense" at home the last week? Since Byrd was traded? All season? They have the worst home record, next to the Astros; the fewest runs scored at home in the entire majors; one of the worst team batting averages; and, as the last two weeks have shown, apparently don't have a single position player ready from their minor leagues system. The number one off-season priority is going to be more offense.
We need 3 bats.
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