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I recently had my DS (4) and DD (23 months) tested for allergies. (Blood draw). DS had already had one test done at his 3 year well child visit and it showed mild allergy to milk and egg whites. This time he was tested for a whole range of foods and environmental stuff. I will just tell you what the lab results say and you can tell me what (if anything) it means anything to you. (Lol!)
For cats and dogs he tested >100.00 (class 6- not sure what this means?). For these he prescribed Epi-pen Jr- he does have severe reactions to being around dogs and cats- we just didn't realize that his allergy was the highest possible- (according to the Dr.) D. Pteronyssinus (I think if my Google search was correct, this is just the scientific name for dust mites) also tests out of range at 0.41 (class 1). For foods, egg whites is 0.44, cow milk 0.53, corn 0.39 all of these are class 1. Soybean came back at 0.82, class 2. (Does this indicate a more severe allergy?)
Here's the reason I'm asking for help w/these results: we had a follow up meeting w/the Dr. (our new pediatrician- according to the bio on his website, he has a "special interest" in allergies- which is part of the reason I felt that meeting w/him would be promising) and basically he glossed over every result except the pet allergies. He didn't bring up the D. Pteronyssinus, or the corn, and really didn't address the other food allergies. I was looking at my copy of the results later on and noticed the soy being higher than the milk or egg whites- which of course I already knew he had an allergy to. (With milk and egg whites, he scratches a lot, and I find scratch marks all over his back and bottom, plus he gets loose stools- once we eliminated those foods, these issues cleared up- usually if he has anything w/hidden dairy or eggs like cake or other pastries, the symptoms return, but I've noticed they've diminished lately). I've never noticed any type of reaction from him eating soy (or corn) but of course those are in pretty much everything unless you make everything from scratch (which I do a lot of, but I'm not all the way there yet :-)) But other than the everyday stuff that soy and corn is hiding in, his diet is not really rich in either of those things. In fact, I make it a point to mostly avoid soy anyway. (Though I have recently been buying him those Z Bars (cereal bars) lately and I know those contain quite a bit of soy- and I noticed behavior issues sometimes when he eats them).
I called the doctor later on to ask for clarification about the things I was unsure about. He told me the D. Pteronyssinus "means nothing" and I said "well what is it?" and he said "it's nothing". (Ugh!) And I asked the things about soy and he basically said "it won't bother him" and I said "well if he eats it, won't it irritate his gut?" and he said "he'll be fine". (Not exactly reassuring). I guess if he's right, then he's right, but somehow I don't think those results "mean nothing". :-/
So, does this mean I need to be more vigilant about eliminating soy (and corn)? And also, with regard to soy allergy, do I need to look out for soy lecithin and soybean oil?
The other thing is, DD only tested positive for cow's milk allergy. (0.42, class 1). That kind of amazed me, because when she was an infant, I had to eliminate milk, soy, eggs, wheat and a couple other things from my diet or else she had constant spit up, blood in her stool and more. The only allergy I suspected w/her was milk, egg whites and possibly wheat (she does eat this occasionally, but I notice loose stools if she eats a decent amount of it). I gave her something w/butter in it recently and she got a rash around her mouth- same as her brother used to get at her age. She eats egg yolks several times per week and does really well with that, and I was uncertain about the egg white, so I haven't introduced it yet- but maybe now I'll try. I guess my question there is, are these tests accurate at her age? (I actually wonder how accurate they are at any age, as I've heard different answers).
TIA for any feedback!
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Class really doesn't mean anything. Some people have lower numbers but react big, some have huge numbers and don't react at all or minimally.
Those food levels would lead to a food trial with our allergist. They are all pretty low. If you know that your child is reacting, keep them off. As for egg for your DD, it is virtually impossible to totally eliminate the yolk from the white. If she's eating yolk okay and you are comfortable I would trial whole egg.
Above everything...IF you are uncomfortable with the Dr you saw, seek out another! If he's brushing you off, you may find a better fit elsewhere. We went through 4 allergist over as many years and FINALLY have a Dr. who listens (and answers y emails often within 15 minutes ;) )
I would eliminate everything and then challenge each one individually. Usually, when you eliminate a food for a week or more and then reintroduce it, your symptoms will be more severe. That said- if they are true allergies, a more severe reaction could be dangerous. Did the allergist give you a epipen prescription?
How old is your DD? Allergy tests were useless until my DD was about 18 months, and got more accurate after she was 2. Many allergists won't even test before 2 because they're so unreliable.
I blog about our life with food allergies and eosinophilic disorders.
the cut-off for a blood RAST test for allergies is, I believe, 0.39. So anything less than that is considered not an allergy, and then there is the following range chart:
|< 0.35
|ABSENT OR UNDETECTABLE ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|0.35 - 0.69
|LOW LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|0.70 - 3.49
|MODERATE LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|3.50 - 17.49
|HIGH LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|17.50 - 49.99
|VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|50.0 - 100.00
|VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
|> 100.00
|EXTREMELY HIGH LEVEL OF ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IgE
(although our doc said 0.39 for the absent, so it probably depends slightly on the lab used).
Like the previous posters said though, the higher the number doesn't necessarily mean more of a severe reaction.
With those low of numbers, I would probably ignore them and not treat them as ALLERGIES if I had kids that were not showing major issues. My son has over 18 food allergies, and honestly, the ones that were in the level 1, the doc said that since he was asymptomatic for, we should just focus on the big ones
... BUT... since your noticing symptoms correlated to the foods, it is entirely possible your kiddos are having sensitivities to the foods, which are different than allergies but can still be not fun for your kiddos.
If you are noticing a difference when you eliminate them, then keep eliminating them. Since they are sensitivities, I believe that there is more of a chance they may grow out of them.
With a value of 100 for cats/dogs though, I'm glad that they gave you an epi-pen. That is extremely high.
Also - if you are not liking the allergist and he is not answering your questions, then switch. He should be talking to you about sensitivities vs. allergies anyway, IMO, with the symptoms they presented and the results they got.
devon, That chart is great but do remember that different labs and different tests offer different results. I believe there is the RAST and the CAP-RAST which is more sensitive from my understanding. So this chart may or may not be helpful in the scope of things.
The chart seems to match up with the results we got. Based on that I can see why he would not be very concerned about the milk, egg whites or the corn. I'm pretty sure soy was tested a year ago, so I'm just really surprised that it is a new allergy. And also surprised that he didn't really acknowledge it during the visit- obviously (and thankfully!) none of the food allergies can cause anaphylactic reactions, but to me it still seems like there is a good reason to avoid those foods at least temporarily. It makes sense to eliminate then reintroduce to see if I notice any reaction. The last time he had any contact w/egg white, he got a rash, and I can usually trace loose stools and such back to eating a cupcake or something. I'm just thinking if I eliminate those other things, even if he has little or no obvious reaction, it may give his gut a chance to heal some more. I'm curious to dig out his results from a year ago to compare and see if the milk and egg white allergies have improved.
Btw, DD just turned 23 months yesterday. The test was done a couple weeks ago. I would've been very skeptical if the test had shown NO allergies, but since it did show the allergy to milk, I'm not sure what to make of the accuracy. I will more than likely introduce the whole egg as suggested- hopefully she can eat it. We throw out lots of egg whites in our house. :P
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Remember there are also food intolerances. My DS gets a rash on his upper lip for soy, and he has never tested positive for soy on an IgE test. He has an intolerance. So if there are reactions to a food and they're not showing up on an IgE test, that's another possibility (and a lot of allergists don't "believe in" intolerances, just in case you bring it up and the dr brushes you off).
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40 Cal: That's just my MySpace name, that's my grown man name.
BallerStatus.com: What is the deal with Byrdgang, are you officially a part of it or not?
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40 Cal: I had missed the first Diplomatic Immunity; I was locked up for a minute for something stupid I did.
BallerStatus.com: When did you first start battle rapping?
40 Cal: On the streets. I'm from Harlem, and you know battling was like the thing only a selected few would do if you was nice. There was no cameras involved with a lot of them, technology wasn't up there, but we were on the block and we'd go battle and some people would put money up. It started out on the street.
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40 Cal: No, I'm an all-around artist. Like if this was the NBA, battle rapping would be like a dunking contest that I could win.
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40 Cal: Both.
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40 Cal: Some of them do, some of them don't.
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40 Cal: Dry clippin' is a phrase I made up. A lot of rappers do this and I just noticed it 'cause I'm a fan of the music. They'll take another rapper's line and they'll just alter a word or two or flip it and use the same punchline.
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40 Cal: The first Fight Klub battle was Cardi and how I heard about it was through a friend. I was just enthused about the fact that people were battling and you could get money off it.
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40 Cal: No, I was always affiliated with Dipset. When I was battling that was just to help getting my buzz up. I was already in a good position.
BallerStatus.com: A big part of Fight Klub is growing artists and introducing them to labels, but you already had the Dipset affiliation. Would you say that your crew and Fight Klub agreed together to introduce you through it or was it more of a side thing?
40 Cal: I entertained the fact of doing it together, but it would have never worked so it almost became a side thing.
BallerStatus.com: How did that 40 vs. Cal battle come about?
40 Cal: I was entertaining the fact. I heard a track before somebody. They was talking to themselves, so I was like "Aightm let me battle myself, but I'm going to create a visual and make it unique 'cause I never seen nobody do it." To this day, a lot of people don't know I battled myself, some people ask me who was that other dude?
BallerStatus.com: That's funny. So how did you film it?
40 Cal: If you notice, my n----s in the background did the same thing. They changed clothes also. Same dudes on both sides just different clothes. We did two takes, so you just gotta remember what you said the last take.
BallerStatus.com: Fight Klub, even with your Dipset affiliation, is a way to get battle rappers introduced to the mainstream, but there are always a lot of people who say, "Oh 'so and so' is a battle rapper; they're not gonna make it as an artist." So, how do you face that kind of doubt?
40 Cal: That's kind of like the sophomore jinx or whatever you call it. They always say battle rappers never gonna make it. Like I said, I'm an all-around artist; I does it all. A lot of people know me from Fight Klub, but the other half know me for stuff I do for Dipset. Som that's to let you know I'm not going to do just Fight Klub. I'm both sides, I'm on somebody's album every year.
BallerStatus.com: Would you say there's an order that Dipset has in mind about how to introduce you newer artists formally?
40 Cal: It is really an order. You got JR Writer, he was here before me and right now he's doing his thing, so he's coming up next. At the same time, its whoever got next -- it could be me, Hell Rell... it could be Jha Jha for all I know. But in the meantime, we tearing up the streets and we all getting mixtape deals.
BallerStatus.com: Speaking of the mixtapes, are you worried about the crackdown?
40 Cal: Yeah, with MixUnit closing down, I don't know what the Soundscan will look like. Because I know MixUnit was a big promotional thing. My last project I did, the Trigger Happy mixtape, they had a big billboard on there and I know that sold me a lot of units off of that.
BallerStatus.com: One of the few crews that Dipset doesn't have a history of beef with is G-Unit, but Cam and 50 recently had a heated conversation on Hot 97. Are you guys gearing up for some G-Unit beef?
40 Cal: Right now, I don't know what's going on. I just know people talking on the radio. I just think it's crazy that a lot of people get so emotional and hyped up over conversations, the game is getting crazy.
BallerStatus.com: The beefs are also getting crazy, between the shovels and the Tru Life MySpace hacking, it's almost like comedy now.
40 Cal: It is what it is.
BallerStatus.com: On the "Dying Nasty" track, you seem to be getting at Nas and Jay mostly and you only talk about Tru Life at the end. Is there a reason why you're focusing on the older cats?
40 Cal: I mean why not? First of all, my whole reason for doing that... I used to mess with them dudes, like a lot of people, but they going at people I eat with. Like Nas starting shows off with "f--- Dipset" and all type of nonsense. Even though nobody never said my name, its too indirect, like I'm down with Dipset and everybody saying "f--- Dipset." They think I'm the type of dude whose gonna be like "Aight, they didn't say my name, they don't pertain to me." They false, it's just crazy. My whole thing going at 'em is if you going at Cam, best believe I'm going to take some shots. And I'm good at it, that track took me about five minutes to make.
BallerStatus.com: There are a lot of haters right now.
40 Cal: That's part of the game, half gonna love you and half gonna hate you. It's a balance.
BallerStatus.com: How involved do Cam and Duke Da God get in your projects?
40 Cal: Duke Da God is heavily involved. I always run my songs by him. He's the A&R, he'll give you an honest opinion. Sometimes he may be a little slow, but he lets you know. And Cam always gives his OK for every project.
BallerStatus.com: Was Broken Safety officially a mixtape or an album?
40 Cal: Let's just say it's both. Broken Safety I was only a mixtape, but a lot of people read it as an album. It's kind of flattering, because that started out to be one of the mixtapes that we just give out in the street just to get your promotional buzz. The label I was on, Cleopatra, they gave me a lot of advance money, but they had no money to ship records. They only shipped about 12,000 of those and it sold 10,000. But a lot of people bootlegged it and I got money off the Dipset downloads.
BallerStatus.com: You're going to be on "Killa Season II," right? What role will you be playing?
40 Cal: I can't tell you yet.
BallerStatus.com: What other projects do you have in the works?
40 Cal: I got Broken Safety II coming this April. It's the same deal asBroken Safety I, but it's gonna come with a DVD. It's going to have a lot of Flight Klub battles some seen, some never seen. I got videos and stuff that are crazy, mad fresh music nobody never heard is gonna be on there. I ain't leakin nothing. Im putting a mixtape out called Trigger Happy II and I'm going to have fresh music with everybody from the Set and Skeme Team gonna be on there and we gonna do what we like to do.
BallerStatus.com: Anything else you wanna touch on?
40 Cal: Remember that Broken Safety II coming with more crack. You already know the new motto this year is I do it, I did it and I do it again.


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Engineering firm gives $25,000 to Greenlight committee
The Friends of Greenlight political committee has landed another big corporate donation.
Parsons Brinckerhoff, a multinational engineering and design consulting firm based in New York, gave $25,000 to the group pushing to increase Pinellas County's sales tax by 1 cent to expand mass transit.
Parsons has an office in Tampa that employs about 100 workers, many of whom live in Pinellas, said George Walton, a senior vice president and Southeast regional manager. Walton, who is among those Pinellas residents, lived in Baltimore for years and used that city's light rail system daily.
"We're a firm believer in transportation and mobility and the importance to the community and its benefit to the economy," Walton said.
He acknowledged the company could benefit as a potential bidder for contracts on the project if the referendum passes.
"We are a transportation infrastructure firm, so we'd be interested," he said.
The donation accounted for a large chunk of the $31,580 the Greenlight committee raised in the first three weeks of June. The group has raised $562,540 so far.
The opposition group, No Tax for Tracks, raised $105 in the same period, bringing its tally to $31,656.
If the tax increase is approved by voters on Nov. 4, the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority will use the revenue to expand bus service by 65 percent and build a 24-mile light rail system between St. Petersburg and Clearwater.


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Behind a complete game from sophomore pitcher and NEC tournament MVP Laura Messina and the bat of junior Arielle Bruno (3-for-4, 2 RBI), the Central Connecticut softball team won its the first NEC tournament championship, beating LIU Brooklyn, 4-3. The Blue Devils (35-13, 16-4 NEC) claim the NEC's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. "It's incrediblehead coach Jeff Franquet said after the game. "I believe in these kids, they have done a great job showing up every day and playing hard. I am so happy for them." In addition to Messina's MVP honor, she was named to the NEC All-Tournament team. She was joined on the team by two fellow Blue Devils, Nicole Springer and Kat Malcolm.... In Big East baseball, UConn lost twice to Louisville in Storrs, 8-0 and 6-0. ... Eastern Connecticut was eliminated with a 7-6 loss to UMass Dartmouth in the LEC baseball tournament in Gorham, Maine. ... Western Connecticut beat Utica College 4-0 in Ithaca, N.Y., in NCAA Division III softball championship play but later was eliminated by St. John Fisher 4-2 in 10 innings. ... The University of New Haven (33-14) won its first Northeast-10 baseball championship, defeating Merrimack 6-4 in West Haven. The Chargers have the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division II East Region Championship. ... Fairfield lost to Manhattan 4-3 in a MAAC baseball matchup in Riverdale, N.Y. ... The Southern Connecticut State University softball team fell in extra innings to Molloy 5-3 in a winners' bracket game on the second day of the NCAA East Regional at Bob Klein Field in Rockville Centre, N.Y. SCSU will now play in an elimination game Sunday at 10 a.m. against Caldwell.


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I'm not from Lebanon. I'm not from Dubai either. I'm from the UAE (United Arab Emirates). Dubai is only an emirate, a city, in the UAE. It does not have its seperate identity or citizenship.
If you think I'm a trollie or whatver that term is that posters here are obsessed with, just don't bother reading my threads. Also, don't bother replying or "supporting" me if you feel I don't deserve it. You really aren't forced to.
I'm not going to apologize if my thread offended anyone. I'm not sure why it did either. I asked if the video is real or fake. I said "Are SOME Americans really this stupid or is this a fake video." This means that either the video is fake, or the people in it are stupid. If I were you I wouldn't be offended that someone called the people in the video stupid. I would be embarrassed.
However, I do understand that Americans are considered to be stupid from people all over the world, so I should have articulated my question more clearly to explain that this is not what I meant. This is not what I meant. I do believe that there are many ignorant Americans out there. An American girl in my Japanese class thinks Dubai is in Europe. She doesn't know what Kuwait is. Which is funny because the US was involved in the Gulf War. Some Americans don't know how to pronounce "Iraq," the place their country has invaded. I'm sorry, I meant the your president himsled doesn't know the name of the country he has invaded.
I don't blame SOME OF THE ignorant Americans (here, I'm saying that some Americans are ignorant. Not all. Hope that is clear) for being that way. Americans don't need to rely on other countries. They don't need to get their weapons from other places. They have their own cars. They have their own machinery, their own equipments, their own technology. Their country is huge and they could live all their lives without having been to all areas of it. Their media is screwed so they don't really see anything that's true.
I felt the same way in Japan. I think the stereotype about Japan is that they're the smartest people on Earth. But they don't seem to know much about the outside world. They hardly know how to speak English, everything is just really Japanese, and most of them don't know what the UAE or Qatar or Bahrain is.
(A reply to the people who said that they're "sick of getting blamed for everything their country does")
But Japan didn't start a war in Iraq. They don't have problems with Palestine. They don't have have problems with Iran. They don't have problems with Lebanon. When they vote for their emperor/president, we don't worry about how we will be affected. Japanese people mind their own business. They don't interfere with us and try to change our lives. They leave us alone. So, I don't care how many people in Japan don't know what the UAE is. But yes, I do care that people in the US don't know what the UAE is. Those same people in the video are going to be voting for a president that decides if there's a war in my region.
Yes, there are stupid people all over the world. But they don't mean anything to me. They can be as stupid as they want, as long as they're only affecting themselves. But, some stupid people in America are self-righteously supporting wars and invasions on other coutries, and they have no idea what they're talking about.
I am in no way saying that what Osma Bin Ladin did was right, but if he simply hated any non-Muslims and wanted to convert them to Islam he would have went to other regions of the world. Fundemental Muslims believe that Christians and Jews are held in higher regard than other people who have different religions or no religions. Osama Bin Ladin could have started his bombings in Japan, if that's what he wanted to do. Most people in Japan are Buddhists or "religion-less." Ever wondered why he left those people alone? Probably because they were minding their own business.
Lots of Westerners criticize the Middle East for not having democracy. I've seen criticizm about how the UAE, for example, does not allow political parties or voting rights. But I'm glad it doesn't. The country would be in so much **** if it did. It would be like Lebanon, with people killing and bombing each other everyday. People in the region can't handle this type of democracy yet. We don't want it. I think a few years ago, Kuwait (where there's more democracy and people have voting rights on some issues) was considering having elections for presidency, but the majority of people didn't want it. They were afraid it would cause "tribal wars" or civil wars. Westerners don't know that-they say we should have democracy. They don't know anything about the region, yet they criticize it. I'd rather have no say in who my president is than have a bomb over my head everyday.
(Reply to the people who said that I'm only "targeting Americans as being stupid)
Also, I'm sure many times here before I've mentioned that I think Arabs and Muslims are stupid. I'm Muslim and Arab. But many Arabs and Muslims are stupid. I think Arab countries are the most ****ed up nations right now. We have so many resources, such as oil, yet we are unable to produce anything of value. Of course many people in those regions know English and Fench in addition to Arabic-we are not self-sufficient nations, we have to know other languages. We dont produce cars, we don't have good education most of the time, we import all types of technology because we don't have it, and the list goes on.
I think its important that people wake up to their own stupidities. I'm so sick of Arabs blaming Israel and America for all their failures and their terrible state. I'm also sick of Americans saying that there are other stupid people in the world, when they are the ones who are basically in charge of the world now. Superman or Spiderman or one of those cartoon characters said that with great power comes great responsibility. It's true. I don't want America to choose how other countries live, but I have no choice in that. So, I hope they can educate themselves enough before they go around making the world their puppets.
I'm sorry I don't word my sentences in a nice way, like calling an invasion a "war for peace."


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Revanth Reddy is caught red handed by ACB in cash for vote by bribing nominated MLA Stephenson. The ACB mentioned Revanth Reddy as the accused -1 in its remand report and also registered FIR on three others. The ACB has registered cases under sections 12, 120b and 34 against Revanth Reddy according to the ACB sections. The ACB included Sebastian as A-2, Udaya Simha as A-3 and Muthaiah as A-4. This episode once again clarifies how the elections in India have turned out to be a minting money for few but a burden for the public. Watch the story board on this issue . . . .


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quired however to seek the protection of equity anywhere. Fraud is an available defense at law, and she may therefore set it up in answer to the suit. The judgment must be reversed.
CINCINNATI, N. O. & T. P. RY. CO. v. N. K. FAIRBANKS & CO.
(Circuit Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit. No.601.
November 28, 1898.)
A carrier receiving goods billed for carriage beyond its own line is presumptively bound only to carry such goods to the end of its own line on their route, and to safely deliver them to the connecting line, to be forwarded; and it is not liable for loss or damage occurring after such delivery, except by special contract. A bill of lading for goods to be carried over several connecting lines, by which the initial carrier undertakes, for itself and the connecting carriers named, "severally and not jointly," that each carrier on the line shall safely carry and deliver the goods received to the next succeeding carrier, until they reach their destination, expressly stipulating that the liability of each as to the goods destined beyond its own line shall terminate on their delivery to the next succeeding carrier, and that in case of loss or damage to the goods the carrier in whose actual custody they are at the time of such loss or damage shall alone be responsible therefor, although it names a through rate, constitutes a several contract between the owner of the goods and each carrier accepting them thereunder in the course of shipment, and renders any carrier in whose custoily they are at the time of loss or damage liable directly to such owner therefor, as a carrier, and not merely for negligence as agent of the initial carrier.
It is the duty of a railroad to furnish fit and suitable cars for the carriage of goods, and it cannot avoid responsibility for loss or damage caused by defective cars by devolving upon the shipper the duty of inspecting or selecting the cars in which his goods are to be shipped.
The responsibility of a railroad carrier Is the same whether the goods are carried in its own cars or those of another.
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio. This is an action by N. K Fairbanks & Co. against the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company to recover for goods lost in shipment. There was a judgment for the plaintiff, and defendant brings error. Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly, for plaintiff in error. Robert Ramsey, for defendant in error. Before TAFT and LURTON, Circuit Judges, and CLARK, District Judge.
LURTON, Circuit Judge. This is an action against a railway company to recover the value of a shipment of cotton-seed oil lost while in course of transportation over the railway of the plaintiff in error.
There was a direction to find for the defendant in error. It is now said that this instruction was erroneous, and that plaintiff in error was not liable as au insurer against all accident and loss due to human agency, but only for negligence, and that there was no evidence of negligence. It may be conceded that, if the plaintiff in error is not liable as a common carrier, but only for negligence, the judgment must be reversed. 1. It is said that these goods were shipped under a through bill of lading issued by another carrier, by which it undertook to safely deliver the goods at their destination, and that plaintiff in error was an intermediate carrier, carrying the goods only as agent for the initial carrier, and having no contractual relations with the owner, and liable only, if at all, for a loss through negligence. This contention is not sustained by the facts. This oil was contained in four cars, called "tank cars"; cars peculiarly adapted to the shipment of oil in bulk. It was received at Atlanta, Ga., the place of shipment, by the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company, consigned to Chicago, TIl. The initial carrier owned and operated a line of railroad, extending in the direction of Chicago, only between Atlanta and Ohattanooga, Tenn. At the latter point the line of railway operated by plaintiff in error began, and continued the route in the direction of Chicago. The first carrier issued a through bill of lading for each of said tank cars. Each bill was entitled:
"Shippers are requested to read this contract. "East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company and Connections. "Through Bill of Lading. ·'The right to compress cotton reserved in this bill of lading. This receipt to be presented without alteration or erasure."
The follOWing are those parts of the printed bill which have most bearing upon its construction in the matter now under consideration:
".Atlanta, Ga., 5/4, 1889. "Received by the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company, of Southern Cotton-Oil Company, under the coutract hereinafter contained, the property mentioned below, marked and numbered as per margin, in apparent good order and condition; contents and value unknown. "Consigned to N. K. Fairbanks & Co., at Chicago, lll. To be transported by the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway to - - ; thence by connecting rail or other carrier, via - - , until they reach the station or wharf nearest their ultimate destination. If their ultimate destination be beyond the point for which rates are named, they may, by the connecting carrier nearest such ultimate destination, be delivered to any other carrier, to be transported to such ultimate point; and the carrier so selected shall be regarded exclusively as the agent of the ownel' or consignee. Each carrier >1hall be bound (subject to limitations and exceptions contained in this contract) to deliver said goods in the same order and condition as that in which it received them; and the ultimate carrier to deliver them at its station or wharf to his consignee or his ass'igns, if called for by him or them, as in this contract provided,-he or they paying freight and charges thereon, and average, if any. It is mutually agreed, in consideration of the rates herein guarantied, that the liability of each carrier, as to goods destined beyond its own route, shall be terminated by delivery of them to the next succeeding carrier. · · · The several carriers shall have a lien upon the goods specified in this blll of lading for all arrearages of freight and charges due by the same owners or consignees on other goods. In case of loss, detriment, or damage to the goods, or delay In the transportation thereof, Imposing any liability hereunder, the carrier In whose actual custody they were at the
time ot such loss, damage, detriment or delay shall alone be respon9ible therefor. The receipt of any carrier for the goods shall be prima facie evidence of the condition in which he received them, In a suit against any other carrier. ... ... ... '.rhis bill of lading Is signed for the different carriers who may be engaged In the transportation, severally, not jointly; and each of them Is to be bound by, and have the benefit of, all the provisions thereof, as it a1gned by It, the shipper, owner, and consignee. The acceptance of this bill of lading Is an agreement on the part of the shipper, owner, and consign'*! of the goods, to be bound by all of Its stipulations, exceptions, and conditions, RS fully as If they were all signed by such shipper, owner, and consignee. This contract Is executed and accomplished, and the lIablllty of the company as common carrier thereunder terminates, on the arrival of the goods or property at the wharf, station, or depot to which this bill of lading contracts to deliver and the carrier will be responsible thereafter only as warehouseman. This bill of lading shall have the effect of a special contract not liable to be modified by a receIpt from or of an Intermediate carrier."
All of these bills are signed by "M. Taylor, Agent," and conclude with a blank form, filled in in part, as follows:
Cent. Per One Hundred Pounds.
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In witness whereof bills of lading, all of this tenor and have been signed, one whereo being accomplished, the others to stand void. Rates trom Atlanta. Ga., to Chicago, ill. Names by........................Aflent. Weights, rates, and class lIeaUon .ubject to correctlon.
Charges advanced .................................................. No. Pk'gs. Description of Articles. One tank C. S. Oil...................... Via E. T. V. & G.,o. N. O. & T. P., C. H. & D., L.·N. A. & C. R.
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To suppott the argument that these contracts should be construed as engagements by the initial carrier for the safe carriage of these goods to their ultimate destination, although beyond the end of its own line, counsel have cited Railroad Co. v. Hasselkus, 91 Ga. 382, 17 S. E. 838, as peculiarly applicable; being a determination of a question much the same by the supreme court of Georgia, the state within which these contracts were made. They have also cited, as in harmony with the law as declared by the Georgia court, the cases of Gordon v. Railway Co., 34 U. C. Q. B. 224; Davis v. Jacksonville Southeastern Line, 126 Mo. 69, 28 S. W. 965; Cutts v. Brainerd, 42 Vt 566; and Railway Co. v. Merriman, 52 TIL 123. Most, if not all, of these cases follow the rule of Muschamp v. Railway Co., 8 Mees. & W. 421, that the mere acceptance of goods implies an agreement to carry them to their final destination, whether beyond the line of the carrier or not. That rule has not been followed by the majprity of the courts of this country, and was expressly repudiated by the supreme court of the United States in
Myrick v. Railroad Co., 107 U. S. 102, 106, 107, 1 Sup. Ct. 425. rule applicable was thmlstated by the court:
"A railroad company· Is a carrier of goods for the public, and as such Is bound to carry safely whatever goods are intrusted to it for transportation, within the course of its business, to the end of its route, and there deposit them in a suitable place for their owners or consignees. If the road of the company connects with other roads, and goods are received for transportation beyond the termination of its own line, there is superadded to its duty as a common carrier that of a forwarder by the connecting line; that is, to de· liver safely the goods to such line,-the next carrier on the route beyond. This forwarding duty arises from the obligation implied in taking the goods for the point beyond its own line. The common law imposes no greater duty than this. If more Is expected from the company receiving the shipment, there must be a special agreement for it.· This Is the doctrine of this court, although a different rule of liability Is adopted in England and In some of the states. As was said in Railroad Co. v. Manufacturing Co., 16 Wall. 318-324: 'It Is unfortunate for the Interests of commerce that there is any diversity of opinion on such a subject, especially in this country; but the rule that holds the carrier only liable to the extent of Its own route, and for the safe storage and delivery to the next carrIer, Is In itself so just and reasonable that we do not hesitate to give it our sanction.' This doctrine was approved In the subsequent case of Ranroad Co. v. Pratt, 22 Wall. 123, although the contract there was to carry through the whole route. Such a contract may, of course, be made with anyone of different connecting lines. There is no objection in law to a contract of the kind, with its attendant liabilities. See, also, Insurance Co. v. Railroad Co., 104 U. S. 146. The general doctrine, then. as to transportation by connecting lines, approved by this court and also by a majority of the state courts, amounts to this: That each road is only bound, In the absence of a special contract, to safely carryover its own route and safely to deliver to the next connecting carrier, but that anyone of the com· panies may agree that over the whole route its llabillty shall extend. In the absence of a special agreement to that effect, such liability will not attach, and the agreement will not be Inferred from doubtful expressions or loose language, but only from clear and satisfactory evidence."
Looking to all parts of the contracts here involved, we can reach no other conclusion than that the initial carrier undertook, for itself and its connecting lines in the route, "severally and not jointly," that each would carry safely to the point of junction with the next succeeding car· riel', and then deliver to it, and that each should be liable exclusively for any loss while in its custody. The blanks in the first clause of the contract set out above, showing the point to which the East' Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company undertook to carry, and the con· necting carrier to whom it undertook to deliver, were possibly not filled in for want of space. But at the foot of the contract, under the larger space for "Description of Articles," the route and names of connecting carriers are stated. This, in connection with the clear expression of an intention to engage only for the safe carriage over its own line, clears up any doubt which might arise from the giving of a through rate upon goods destined to a point beyond its own line. In this day of advanced methods in the carriage of goods, very little significance can be attached to the mere giving of a through rate for a shipment necessarily passing over the line of more than one carrier. The presumption is rather that it undertook to contract for itself and the connecting carrier, severally and not jointly. This purpose is very clear upon the bills issued in reo spect to this shipment. The plaintiff in error has not repudiated the contract made for it by the initial carrier. On the contrary, it has
sought to avail itself of a modification of its common-law liability as an insurer by an insistence upon nonliability for "the breaking of an axle," as an "accident to machinery," within the meaning of the provision exempting the carrier from loss due to the "breaking of machinery" without negligence. Tbis defense we passed upon under an appeal disposed of at a former term of this court. Fairbanks v. Railroad Co., 47 U. S. App. 744, 26C. C. A. 402, and 81 Fed. 289. Our conclusion upon this point is that there is privity of contract between plaintiff in error and tbe owner of the goods lost, and that it is liable as a common carrier, unless relieved by some other matter. 2. It is next urged that the plaintiff in error was relieved from the rigid rule of the common law which makes it an insurer against any loss not due to an act of God or the public enemy, by reason of the fact that this loss was due to a defective axle in one of the tank cars in which this oil was being carried, and that that car, as well as the others in which this oil was being transported, was "selected" by the shipper, the Southern Cotton-Seed Oil Company. Precisely what is implied by the term "selected" is not clear. Certain it is that there is no evidence that these tank cars were ever inspected or approved by the shipper. Nor is it to be conceded that the carrier could avoid responsibility as a carrier by devolving upon the shipper the dnty of inspecting or selecting the cars in which his goods are to be shipped. The duty of the carrier is to furnish fit and suitable cars for the carriage of goods. Railroad Co. v. Dies, 91 Tenn. 177, 18 S. W. 266; Railroad Co. v. Davis, 159 TIl. 53, 42 N. E. 382. But this question is not raised by the evidence in this record. These tank carS did not belong to the shipper. They were owned by a company called the "American Cotton-Seed Oil Company." Neither were they hired by the shipper, or in any senile furnished by it. The evidence is meager upon tbis question. It is only shown that these and other like cars were owned by the American Cotton-Seed Oil Company, and that that company furnished them to railroad companies, charging the usual mileage rate allowed for foreign cars. It is shown that these cars were "delivered to" the plaintiff in error, at Cincinnati, April 15, 1889, and that that company "delivered" them to the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company, at Chattanooga, April 21, 1889, and that the latter company "returned" the cars to the plaintiff in error, "loaded," at Chattanooga, May 5, 1889, and that the plaintiff in error paid the owner of the cars three·fourths of a cent per mile "for the use of three cars running over its road, transporting this oiL" This is all the proof discoverable which bears upon this claim that the shipper "selected" these cars. We see nothing in the facts which distinguish this case from the ordinary use by one company of the cars of another. The responsibility of the carrier is the satne"whether the goods be carried in its own cars or those of another. Judgment affirmed. .
OLAY v. SOUTHERN RY. CO. (Circuit Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit. No. 608.
CoSTS-SHOWING OF POVERTy-PLAINTIFF SUING IN REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY.
October 4, 1898.)
The payment of the ordinary costs of proceedings in error in the circuit court of appeals cannot be dispensed with on a showing merely that tbe plaintiff in error, who is suing in a representative capacity, has no funds in such capacity, but it must also appear that the beneficiaries in whose interest the suit is maintained are unable to pay the required costs.
In Error to the Circuit Oourt of the United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee.
Tbis cause comes on to be heard upon a petition by the plaintiff in error of tbe tenor following: "Your petitioner, plaintiff in error in the abo,e cause, respectfully shows that this suit was brought originally in the law court at Johnson City, Tenn., and was, on petition of the defendant, removed to tbe United States. circuit court at Knoxville, Tenn. It is an action for damages for personal injuries resulting in death. Plaintiff's intestate left surviving her a father, brother, and sister. W.hile the suit was pending, the father died. The trial judge held, upon the hearing of the cause, that the suit abated with his death. The case was a good one upon the merits, as petitioner verily believes, and the only question for trial in this court is whether there is error in the judgment of the trial judge in his holding referred to above. Plalntiff's intestate left no estate of any character, and plaintiff has nothing to pay the docketing fee and the fee for printing the record in this court. The transcript of the record in the cause has been made, and is now in the bands of the clerk of this court. . Petitioner therefore prays that tbe filing of tbe docket fees and the printing of the record be dispensed with in this cause."
J. B. Cox and Isaac Harr, for plaintiff in error. Jourollllon, Welcker & Hudson, for defendant in error. Before TAl"'.r and LURTON, Circuit Judges, and SEVERENS, District Judge. PER CURIAM. This petition must be denied, because it does not appear therefrom that the persons who claim to be the beneficiaries and the real parties in interest in the cause of action are paupers, and unable to pay the ordinary costs of the proceeding in error. It is not sufficient, in a suit brought by one in a representative capacity, as is the case with such suits under the Tennessee statutes, to make it appear that in his representative capacity he has no funds with which to prosecute the suit. It must also appear that those persons who will enjoy the fruit of the litigation, and who are the real parties in interest, are also in such a condition of poverty that they cannot pay the costs of that which is done for their benefit The application is therefore denied, without prejudice to its renewal, upon an affidavit w.hich shall remedy the defect herein pointed ont, within 30 days.


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There are three basic directions the Titans could choose to go with the tenth overall pick in this month's draft. These three directions are at an offensive guard to fill the vacant starting right guard spot, for a defensive lineman to throw into the defensive line mix, or, less likely than either of the first two in my opinion, some other direction. I covered the top guards available in this post and the defensive linemen in this post, which means it's time to turn my attention to the other positions the Titans could draft.
First, let's see if we can reduce the ground we have to cover a little bit. The Titans are not drafting a punter or kicker at #10. The Titans are not drafting a running back at #10. The Titans are not drafting an offensive tackle at #10. The Titans are not drafting a quarterback at #10. If the Titans draft a linebacker at #10, it'll be one of those pass rusher-type guys I listed in the defensive linemen post.
The Titans are very highly unlikely to draft a wide receiver. Unless the what and the way they value the position is highly divergent from what I think it is, the current offensive scheme does not highly value Tavon Austin, by most accounts the draft's top-rated receiver; heck, I'm not even sure they'd take him at #40. Corrdarrelle Patterson has interesting physical potential, but if the reports he hasn't interviewed well are anything close to accurate, there is no way he's a candidate at #10. Given the often modest impact of rookie wide receivers, I doubt the Titans would see even a better prospect than the guys available this year as a good choice for them.
The Titans are highly unlikely to draft a tight end. My belief is they are relatively satisfied with their current grouping of tight ends at the top end and any additions are likely to be for the purpose of adding depth. The top tight end in the draft, and the only one possible to be in their thinking at #10 would be Tyler Eifert. A guy who spent plenty of time flexed out wide at Notre Dame, he's certainly a more experienced receiving option, relatively speaking, than any of the players the Titans have on their roster. Athletically, he reminds me of Owen Daniels of the Texans-more potential than Daniels (a fourth-round pick out of Wisconsin), granted, but a quality overall athlete who nonetheless doesn't blow you away in any single area. The tight ends who have gone that high (at least recently) have all been athletic mismatches on a different level than Eifert. I know some people like him, but I don't see him as a Titans option.
At safety, the consensus top player in the draft is Kenny Vaccaro. I have already written about him. I will go into this in more detail next week, but I expect the Titans to take a safety in the draft. I just do not expect it to be at #10.
This bring us to the option position I believe is a real option if the Titans do not draft an offensive or defensive lineman with the tenth pick, cornerback. I have not written nearly as much about it as I have about the defensive line, but the Titans' cornerback group is a collection of incongruities. The basic situation as I see it:
1. Alterraun Verner and Jason McCourty are stylistically different, while most teams prefer similar cornerbacks;
2. McCourty, Coty Sensabaugh, and Tommie Campbell are stylistically similar, with Verner the odd man out;
3. Unless the Titans like Verner there or think Coty Sensabaugh will improve dramatically after being perhaps the league's worst slot cornerback as a rookie, they do not have a slot cornerback on their roster;
4. When Jerry Gray was hired, he moved Verner to the outside in the nickel package, even though he was the third corner and it would have been very easy for him to just play in the slot; and
5. Verner's contract expires after this season.
I believe the Titans will draft a corner, and at #10 is one of the places they might draft one. A brief rundown of the options:
Dee Milliner
Chance he's there at #10: 25%
Is he a slot guy: Not really
Quick take: Good stylistic fit with McCourty and looks like a good fit for Gray's scheme. Not ideal athleticism (see not a slot fit), but if he had that he might be a top 5 pick. Alabama cornerback, and the last two to go in the first round both disappointed as rookies (Dre Kirkpatrick last year, primarily injury-related, while Kareem Jackson just sucked). Teams need corners, so even if he's not as good as Patrick Peterson, he'll still be off the board
Xavier Rhodes
Chance he's there at #10: 95%
Is he a slot guy: Maybe
Quick take: Another good height-weight-speed fit for the Titans. Draftniks like him better in press than in off coverage; Gregg Williams has played a ton of press-man in the past when he ineffectively blitzes. Like Dallas Thomas, a guy I can't really get a handle on myself even though I feel like I've watched him enough I should have him nailed. Tested better than expected at the Combine, I didn't see him as a great collegiate cornerback at Florida State (though see the previous sentence). I'm probably just missing something.
D.J. Hayden
Chance he's there at #10: 99%
Is he a slot guy: Yes
Quick take: I watched a lot of Houston last year and Hayden looked good, albeit against an unimpressive level of competition. Milliner and Rhodes are probably better scheme fits thanks to superior size, while Hayden is more average in that regard. Scary heart injury during his final college season, but he has a clean bill of health and it's not something that will affect him going forward. Only mentioning him as an option at #10 because Mike Mayock noted him in an appearance on 104.5 Wednesday, and I trust Mike mentioning unexpected players because the NFL teams he's talking to really, really like them.
Really, though, it's an offensive guard or defensive lineman in my book.


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Five hundred fans lined Arizona Stadium's west-side bleachers in the minutes following the Arizona Wildcats' latest can-you-believe-that win on Saturday, eager to meet the team's new hero.
Matt Scott knew the drill.
For two full minutes, the UA quarterback slapped high-fives, low-fives and fist bumps to any fan who asked. At the end of the line, a fan tossed Scott a football. He grabbed a pen from teammate Bug Wright, smiled and signed it.
Scott wrote his name in the UA football annals in Saturday's 44-14 win, putting up 298 yards of total offense in place of the injured Nick Foles. Scott completed 18 of 22 passes for 233 yards and two touchdowns and rushed seven times for 65 yards. Thanks to Scott's stewardship of the offense, the 15th-ranked Wildcats (6-1 overall, 3-1 Pac-10) became bowl-eligible for the third consecutive season.
"I think I proved a little bit tonight," Scott said. "Hopefully next week, it'll be even better."
Scott's role beyond Saturday's blowout is unknown. Coach Mike Stoops said Foles, who dislocated his right kneecap a week ago against Washington State, "is close" to returning. That could push Scott back into a backup role. Late Saturday, quarterbacks coach Frank Scelfo hinted that Foles will regain the job when he's healthy.
"Nick's still our guy when he's ready to come back, but Mike will make that call," he said.
Even if he never takes another snap for the Wildcats, Scott will be remembered for Saturday's performance.
Of course, he had help.
Tailback Keola Antolin rushed 14 times for 114 yards and two touchdowns, one on a 78-yard dash that put Arizona ahead 24-14 in the second quarter. Nicolas Grigsby added 50 yards on 12 carries and scored twice, and wide receiver Juron Criner caught eight passes for 108 yards.
And Arizona's defense, so bemoaned following a loss to Oregon State two weeks ago, neutralized quarterback Jake Locker. The senior star completed 17 of 29 passes for 183 yards and a score; known for his speed, Locker rushed six times for minus-24 yards. He was sacked four times by an eager UA front.
"We got ahead," Stoops said, "and made it uncomfortable for them to run what they run."
Even Arizona's mistakes were merely blips on a shockingly smooth night.
The UA's first drive ended when fullback Taimi Tutogi fumbled after catching a flare pass in the flat. Washington (3-4, 2-2) then drove the length of the field in four plays, with Locker finding receiver Jermaine Kearse for a 26-yard score.
Arizona dominated from that point on, scoring on six of its next seven possessions. The UA didn't punt until there was 4:29 remaining in the third quarter.
And when Scott struggled, which wasn't often, he was mature enough to make the right decision. The Wildcats were ahead 37-14 in the fourth quarter when Scott fumbled a snap out of the shotgun formation. Thinking quickly, Scott rolled outside the pocket and threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Criner.
Stoops said Scott "was outstanding."
"He wasn't skitting or jittery. He was ready to go," Stoops said. "He was focused and calm. He was prepared."
And, perhaps most importantly, Scott was himself. Stoops talked to the quarterback Friday night at the team hotel about playing to his strengths and relaxing.
"He just told me, 'You don't have anything to prove. Just go out there and do what you do,' " Scott said. "It made me a little more comfortable."
On Saturday, it showed on the field. And extended Arizona's improbable run.
Said Stoops: "I thought Matt did a great job of just being Matt Scott tonight."
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa - Briar Cliff (Iowa) of Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) outhit Dakota State (S.D.) 50-15 to earn a convincing 3-0 volleyball match victory (25-14, 25-12 and 25-13) at the Newman Flanagan Center Saturday night. It was the volleyball season opener for the Trojans.
The Chargers, which swept Saint Mary (Neb.) in BC's season opener Friday night, improved their overall record to 2-0.
Briar Cliff closed the first set with a 14-5 scoring run after gaining a three-point lead at 11-8. The Chargers won the first set by the score of 25-14. BC outhit the Trojans 25-7 in the opening set.
The Chargers won the second set by the score of 25-12 after recording a hitting percentage of .533 compared to the Trojans' .000.
Dakota State couldn't bounce back in the third set as BC sealed off the match in the third set (25-13).
Kelci Viesselman led DSU with five kills. Caitlin Pick added four kills. Annika Stephens recorded three kills. Stacey Schuller produced five set assists. Kaylee Vander Wal added four assists.
Chelsey Davis recorded eight digs for the Trojans. Allison Thielsen and Schuller each had six digs. Viesselman had two block assists and a solo block. Tessa Weeldreyer, Schuller and Haley Hillestad each added a block assist.
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BC outhit the Trojans .320 to .000 in the match. The Chargers had 55 digs compared to DSU 32 digs.
Briar Cliff had seven blocks while Dakota State had four blocks.
Dakota State returns back to Sioux City again on Wednesday to face another GPAC foe. The Trojans visit Morningside (Iowa) with a junior varsity match at 6 p.m., followed by the varsity match at 7:30 p.m. The matches will be a the RVSC-Allee Gym.
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Discussion in 'Spanish-English Vocabulary / Vocabulario Español-Inglés' started by Baika, Jan 7, 2007.
Quisiera saber cómo se dice licuadora en inglés
¡Bienvenido a este foro!
Aquí está un vínculo que te llevará a nuestro diccionario:
Si es el electrodoméstico que se usa para extraer zumo y que retiene toda la pulpa dentro, en inglés se llama "liquidizer".
Juicer perhaps?
Licuadara en Ingles es: blender.
liquidizer y también he visto blender
Un "blender" or "mixer" mezcla, no extrae zumo. En español sería una batidora.
al parecer es la misma cosa:
juicer or blender
Where do they use liquidizer?
Sí, aquí le decimos a blender: batidora
I understand that a blender is used for general mixing, chopping and perhaps ice-crushing. A juicer is for extracting the juice from fruits and veggies and leaves the pulp behind. Personally, I've never heard anyone use the term liquidizer but would certainly understand it.
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Licuadora = blender, An electric device used to liquefy food for soups, drinks, purées and sauces. Also known as a liquidiser.
The appliance my Spaniard inlaws have, that they call a licuadora, is what we would call a blender, in the U.S. And, you'd be hard pressed to find a blender that doesn't have at least a 'liquefy' setting.
They say it's okay to call it a batidora, but they reserve it more properly for the euro-style 'stick' blender/mixer that goes down inside the container.
As far as I know:
A liquidizer is a larger appliance where you put the goods in and it chops, mixes or does whatever.
A blender is your typical "mini-pymer".
I am sure that if you google, you will see it for yourselves. I was never any good at explaining.
A liquidizer is a larger appliance where you put the goods in and it chops, mixes or does whatever.
This description sounds like what we would call a 'food-processor' in the U.S...a machine with interchangle blades / impellers / etc.
Juicer / extractor: separates juice from pulp.
Blender: Does less than a food-processor, more than a braun-style hand-blender.
Mixer: Has two blades, for cake mixes etc.
Liquidizer: I have not heard this one. Sounds like the guy who sells all your stuff when your company declares bankruptcy.
We call this a blender
In the US we call the "mini-pymer" a hand-held blender.
So, for this particular 'licuadora', the type of appliance that it is would determine the word you would use to call it in the U.S.
But the most generic term is, "Blender."
I hope that helps.
liquidizer or blender
69 x 150 pixeles - 3k - jpg
Yes, your links show nearly 600 images of liquadizers, mostly from euro and aussy sites, and a lot of album art for the british band Jesus Jones.
Do the same search for 'blender' and you get nearly 600,000 images, most of the ones for appliances come from mainland U.S.
All I can do is recommend to the non-english speaker, who is going to be conversing with an english speaker in the U.S., about 'licaudoras' is to use the word, "Blender" It is more generic, and easier for us to understand.
Unless you're talking specifically about making margaritas, in which case, invite me over, i'll bring the "margarita machine" (which I call a blender, if there are any Mormons around.)
Ok.. I should have written something..
It seems to be that both are the same thing. BUT you might want to use the more common word. That to is blender. Also the number of images for bender and the opinions here, supports it.
Muchas gracias a todos, me ha quedado muy claro.
En Colombia le llamamos una batidora. (Diferente de la licuadora (blender))
Voto juicer.
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"What a Wonderful World" is a song written by Bob Thiele (as "George Douglas") and George David Weiss. It was first recorded by Louis Armstrong and released as a single in 1968. Thiele and Weiss were both prominent in the music world (Thiele as a producer and Weiss as a composer/performer). Armstrong's recording was inducted in the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999. The publishing for this song is controlled by Memory Lane Music Group, Carlin Music Corp., and Bug Music, Inc.
Intended as an antidote for the increasingly racially and politically charged climate of everyday life in the United States, the song also has a hopeful, optimistic tone with regard to the future, with reference to babies being born into the world and having much to look forward to. The song was initially offered to Tony Bennett, who turned it down.[1] Thereafter, it was offered to Louis Armstrong. The song was not initially a hit in the United States, where it sold fewer than 1,000 copies because the ABC Records head Larry Newton did not like the song and so did not promote it, but was a major success in the United Kingdom, reaching number one on the UK Singles Chart. In the US, the song hit #116 on the Billboard Bubbling Under Chart. It was also the biggest-selling single of 1968 in the UK where it was among the last pop singles issued by HMV Records before becoming an exclusive classical music label.[2] The song made Louis Armstrong the oldest male to top the chart, at sixty-six years and ten months old. Armstrong's record was broken in 2009 when a cover version of "Islands in the Stream" recorded for Comic Relief — which included 68-year-old Tom Jones — reached number one.
What A Wonderful World
I see trees of green, red roses too.
I see them bloom for me and you.
And I say to myself what a wonderful world.
I see skies of blue and clouds of white.
The bright sunny days,the dark sacred nights,
And I say to myself what a wonderful world.
The colors of the rainbow are so pretty in the sky.
Are also on the faces of people walking by.
I see friends shaking hands sayin' "how do you do?".
They're really saying "I love you".
I see babies cry, I watch them grow,
They'll learn much more than I'll ever know.
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world.
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
--song written by Bob Thiele (as "George Douglas") & George David Weiss.
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Wesley May's plan is simple.
He plans to open a textile mill on his home reservation of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa. Then he intends to sell T-shirts, hoodies and a whole line of clothing, to make $100 million in 10 years and to give most of it away.
"You got to realize how simple it would be," May figures. Just one-third of the U.S. Native population, plus some non-Native customers, can give him a good start. "If I get a million of them to buy at T-shirt at $30 dollars, that's 30 million right there."
Chatting with a boundlessly enthusiastic May, the plan doesn't seem all that far-fetched. He's already started Wesley May Arts, designed and sold 800 T-shirts and 70 hoodies. This summer he received a $5,000 loan through the website Kiva.org, a non-profit focused on reducing global poverty. "Kiva is a really good marketing tool, I got 80 people all over the world [to support the loan]."
Now last week May received word that he was approved for a start-up loan through the Minnesota Indian Business Loan Program, which can cover up to 75 percent of start-up costs for individuals enrolled in a federally recognized Minnesota tribe. He's seeking help from the Northwest Minnesota Foundation for the remaining 25 percent.
May hopes to buy an industrial embroidery machine, strong enough to put his designs on denim. He has his eye on an empty building that once produced houses for the reservation and he wants to start hiring band members. "I want to take over that building and start making those jeans and making the hoodies right here." He hopes to eventually hire 50 to 100 people.
Sharon James, small business development manager for the Red Lake Nation, knew he was a good candidate for the business loan. "It's unusual for an entrepreneur to have such a market established, and an excellent following already.
As to May's seeming naiveté about his business future, James said that's part of being a good entrepreneur. "It's not naiveté, it's more someone who doesn't take no as an answer." Such entrepreneurs find a way to make things happen, she added.
May has overcome his share of challenges to make things happen. A few years ago, he had just gotten out of jail on bail after a driving-while-intoxicated arrest when he got stopped for another DWI. He was sentenced to 66 months for the first offense to be followed by 66 months on the second – a possible 11 years in prison. May decided it was time to change his attitude. "I acknowledged my mistake, I trust in the Creator."
After entering a prison intensive "boot-camp" treatment program, he was released just 13 months later. "I got a whole new life. I've been sober for 40 months now; I take my new life seriously. I'm here to share my art; I'm here to do great things with people and for them."
May worked for the Red Lake fisheries, but felt called by something from his childhood. "When I was a little kid, I used to sit around with my uncles, and they would be drawing and I would just sit with them."
As he grew up, he was especially impressed with the abstract expressionist landscapes of George Morrison, a Grand Portage Ojibwe. May found his own style in a blend of abstract and realism using a special color palette – "the four colors of the medicine wheel, because that's where we're all rooted in spirituality."
May quit his fisheries job in 2011 to pursue art full time. He produced T-shirts that he took to a craft show at a mall not far from the Red Lake Reservation. "I started off on 30 shirts printed up, and they were gone in a half an hour."
Soon he was traveling with family and neighbor children to art shows and powwows. "We were struggling and yet we had everything we needed – sold enough to get back home, sold enough to pay for what we needed. Everything's happening just the way it's supposed to. It's just amazing; it's keeping me calm."
May has discovered a skill working with children, locally and at gatherings. He hopes he can be the example an elder was for him at the Heart of the Earth School in Minneapolis. The elder visited to teach drum and Ojibwe language. "I asked him one day, 'What do you get paid?' and he said, 'Nothing. I just do this to be with you.' I never realized the impact that would have the way I do now. Time is more important than that money."
Now May gladly invests his time with children. He teaches art basics, gives them materials and then tells them there is no wrong way to draw or paint. "When you see the sparkle in their eye when they see they can't do nothing wrong. 'Fix it and move on (he tells them).' … Use that mistake to make it more beautiful."
May's philosophy grew from experience and believes he can be a role model. "I feel like I'm a good enough example now. I've been through a lot of stuff, and I'm still smiling. … You can't change something that's already happened. Just fix it and move on. It all works out."