Low Vision Mobility

Ok, how do you pronounce these words:
MORBIDITY
MOBILITY
ENCOMPASSES
CANIDS
INHERITED
STENOSIS
LUXATION
PATELLAS
LONGEVITY

IN THIS PARAGRAPH (idk how to spell that but whatever)
Some breeds, particularly the sight hounds, have a field of vision up to 270° (compared to 180° for humans), although broad-headed breeds with short noses have a much narrower field of vision, as low as 180°.

^ how do i say the: (for example) 180º , the º.
if you know what i mean.

and here:
Like most mammals, dogs are dichromats and have color vision equivalent to red-green color blindness in humans.

^ what is it trying to say? that they only see two colores? that they only see a few colors? what?


thank youuuuu (if you answer :)

The person who suggested dictionary . com was correct. I don't have the ability to type the proper accent marks to help explain proper pronunciation. You did the degree sign correct for English speaking Americans.

Dogs see in blues and greens, not black and white. Imagine a black and white photo colored in with blues and greens. That is what the world looks like for dogs. Good Luck.

2008-04-03 15:22:30 by lallis29

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Ok, how do you pronounce these words:
MORBIDITY
MOBILITY
ENCOMPASSES
CANIDS
INHERITED
STENOSIS
LUXATION
PATELLAS
LONGEVITY

IN THIS PARAGRAPH (idk how to spell that but whatever)
Some breeds, particularly the sight hounds, have a field of vision up to 270° (compared to 180° for humans), although broad-headed breeds with short noses have a much narrower field of vision, as low as 180°.

^ how do i say the: (for example) 180º , the º.
if you know what i mean.

and here:
Like most mammals, dogs are dichromats and have color vision equivalent to red-green color blindness in humans.

^ what is it trying to say? that they only see two colores? that they only see a few colors? what?


thank youuuuu (if you answer :)

The º is "degrees". So you would say it "one hundred and eighty degrees".

Go here:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/m orbidity

And put the word in the box in the top right corner of the page. When the word and definition come up, there will be a button you can click on to hear how the word is pronounced, so turn your speakers on!

The second 'quote' that you asked about means that dogs can only see the world in limited colour. This link will help you understand how they see colour:
http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/LA/davis2. htm

ADD: I spell "colour" with a U, because I am Canadian! Americans spell "color" without the U. So I hope I didn't confuse you!

2008-04-03 15:30:26 by lallis29

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I want to watch someone who uses my style of play. My technique is a much lower stance than most goalies i play against. the technique is i get my head as low as possible with my legs low and wide so that i can do a quick butterfly save, however mobility is limited with this stance, thus when shorthanded i skate over at a higher stance and return to this low stance with my head low positioned at the shooter. When he shoots i am very quick to go down and i make alot of head saves because of this very low stance. My weakness is players moving in alone on odd man rushes to take a shot because when in my low stance it is difficult to move quick and i have to be in this position at all times because he can take the shot at anytime where if he shoots blocker side i am pretty much screwed as this side is my weakness. also i find that this low stance allows me to easily look under and around screeners and is ideal taking away the five hole with a wide butterfly stance that is performed very quickly. i also play very deep in my crease as my mobility is limited with my stance, also i'm not the world's greatest skater (lol)
does anyone else play this style and who in the NHL is best at this style, what are other pros and cons of playing this method.
I've tried to play a more stand-up style but i get worried about my 5-hole and want to get lower so i don't get beaten between the legs, also my vision isn't as great when standing up, i like to get my head as close to the ice level and possible. also note my pads are vaughn vaults 38'' and i am only 6'1'' i got them used at a discount price from a guy who is about 6'5'' the size of the pads doesn't seem to be an issue as it closes off 5 hole really well but when i am in my stance the pads overlap, one pad must be in front of the other, i haven't had problems with this though. i grew up idolizing roberto luongo watching him in florida and vancouver and have noticed he doesn't play as low as he used to anymore. i kind of adapted his style but does anyone else in the league currently use this or have i grown accustomed to an obsolete style considering i am not as big as luongo using his old style?

Im not to sure about other goalies whouse this stance, I think Belfour used to,

But what I have to offer as for techniques to increasing mobility in this particular stance is this

Since you are low you can go down quick, to move across the crease to follow players, try doing "2-pad slides", its a move where you go down on one pad (in the direction to wish to go) then bring the other one down as you bring the first one up, it should feel like doin a "wave" goalie style

since you cant use typical skating techniques to move across the net this is an alternative, you could also do "1-pad slides" which is the same thing except with out bringin the other one down.

2009-05-04 00:29:10 by James

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In CANADA .. Brands likes element, burton .. etc

These are the stores that the mall has which I'm going to today. If you know of other stores which will have them, please suggest!

2nd Look Day Spa

A&W

Aaargon Dental Centre

Access

Acinda Jewellers

Aldo Shoes

Alive Health Centre

Ancient Art Gallery

Ann Louise Jewellers

Arby's

Ardene

Aritzia

Athletes World Superstore

Atkinson & Terry Insurance

B.B. Watch Service

Bell

Below The Belt

Ben & Jerry's

Ben Moss Jewellers

Benix & Co.

Bentley

Blenz Coffee

Blue Line Sports

Bobby Dazzler

Body Shop, The

Booster Juice

Bootlegger

Bourbon Street Grill

Boutique of Leathers

Buffalo

Build-A-Bear Workshop

Capz Canada

Care Point Medical Clinic

Carlton Cards

Cartunes Telus Mobility

Change of Scandinavia

Changing Seasons

Claire's

cleo

Coast Mountain Sports

Coles

Coquitlam Centre Eye Care - Dr. Hardip Thind

Coquitlam Dental Clinic

Crabtree & Evelyn

Dallany Jewellery Designs

Daniadown Quilts

Dollars & Cents

Dr. Boyco's Image Optometry

Dunn's

East Side Mario's

EB Games

Eccotique Spa and Salon

Eddie Bauer

Escents

Extreme

Fairweather

Fido

Flight Centre

Flowerchild Florist

Foot Locker

Framing & Art Centre

Freedman Shoes

Fruits & Passion

Future Shop

GAP

GAPKIDS

Garage

Garden Fresh Express

Gateway Newstands

Generation Wireless

GNC

Golf Town

Guess?

H & M

Heads Up Hair & Body Spa

Heel & Sole Shoe Repair

His & Hers Hair

HMV

House of Knives

ICBC Driver Services Expressway

Icing by Claire's

In-Look Optical

International News

J76

Jacob

Jacob Connexion

Just for FEET

K.R.C. Perfume Club Ltd.

Ke Dong Kiosk

Kebe

Kerrisdale Cameras

KFC

Koya Japan

L3 Fashions

La Senza

La Senza Girl

La Vie en Rose

La Vie En Rose Aqua

Le Chateau

Le Chateau MensWear

Lenscrafters

Lisa's Purse Shop

London Drugs

Lottery Center (Lower)

Lottery Center (Upper)

LUSH

Mantique Clothing Co.

Mappins Jewellers

Mariposa

Marlin Travel

Mastercuts

McDonald's Restaurant

Mecca

Metalsmiths

Michael Hill Jeweller

Montana's Cookhouse

Motherhood Maternity

Mr. Big & Tall Menswear

Mrs. Vanelli's Pizza

Naturalizer Shoes

New Dynasty

New York Fries

Northern Reflections

Nutrition House

Off The Wall

Office X-Press

Old Navy

Orange Julius/ DQ Treats

Payless ShoeSource

Pearle Vision

Peoples Jewellers

Personally Yours

Please Mum

Postal Outlet

Premier Salons

Premier Spa Boutique

Pro Stitch

Pro Systems

Proactiv Kiosk

ProfessioNAIL

Purdy's Chocolates

Quilts Etc.

Randy River

Reitman's

Ricky's All Day Grill

Roasty Jack

Rogers Wireless

Ronsons

Rose Cosmetics

Royal Lepage Kiosk

Royal Lepage Showcase

Ruffage

RW&Co.

Sacos Sweaters

Saje

Sashimi Sushi

Satchel Shop

Scotiabank

Sears

Sears Hearing Aid Clinic

Selene Handmade Jewellery

Shefield & Sons Tabacconists

Showcase

Shuangye Furniture

Silkway Travel

Sirens

Smart Set

SoftMoc Shoes

Sparky'z Kutz For Kidz

Specs on the Spot

Sport Chek

Spring Shoes

Starbucks

Sterling Shoes

Sticky Chews - Urban Child Wearables

Stitch It

Stitches

Str8Up Custom Tees

Sunglass Hut

Suzy Shier

Sweet Factory

T & T Supermarket

Tabi

Taco Time

Tan Jay & Alia

Telus.Connect

The Bay

The Children's Place

The Little Tea House

The Sony Store

The Source By Circuit City

Things Engraved

Thomas Cook Foreign Exchange

Timbo Dino

Tip Top

ToGo Sushi

Too Smooth Kiosk

Toy Jungle

Trade Secret

Tri-City Optometry. Dr. G.S. Leekha and Associates

Tristan

Urban Behavior

Urban Vista

Versailles Jewellers

Vina Vietnamese Gourmet

Vivah

Watch IT!

West 49

Windsor Ties

WirelessWave

Yogen Fruz

Zellers

Zennkai Salon
Thanks!
I'm a girl

I think West 49 would be the best place because they do have a variety of jackets. Also, there's a donation for jackets, if you don't want your old one, you can donate it and get 30% off. Your old jacket goes to unfortunate kids that can't afford jackets for the winter.

2008-10-24 13:34:01 by :O