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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/).

### [Unreleased](https://github.com/Esri/node-arcgis/compare/v1.0.1...HEAD)

## [1.0.1]

### Fixed

- A number of Organization methods
- Recursive item methods (getting within getting, etc) add methods to item object.

### Modified

- `arcgis.request` callback pattern simplified
- `end` processes needs not return callback, just calls it.

## 1.0.0 - DEPRECATED

## [1.0.0-beta.1]

Initial Release. Methods using promises, or optional callbacks.

- Arcgis
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	- User
		- Overview
		- Update
		- Content
		- Tags
		- Favorites
		- Enabled
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	- Organization
		- Overview
		- Update
		- Members
		- Content
		- Featured
	- Group
		- Overview
		- Update
		- Content
		- Members
		- RemoveUsers
		- AddUsers
		- InviteUsers
		- Join
		- Leave
		- ChangeOwner
		- Delete
		- Create
	- Item
		- Overview
		- Update
		- Permissions
		- Rate
		- IsFavorite
		- Favorite
		- Groups
		- ChangeOwner
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	- Layer
		- Overview
		- Data
		- Export
	- Map
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		- Layers
	- Application
		- Overview
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		- GetOAuth
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		- Download

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Gone are the days when high cholesterol was something that only affected adults. Today, even young children are facing the negative health consequences of too much blood cholesterol. While the hypercholesterolemia guidelines establish healthy levels of blood cholesterol for everyone, parents should be aware of the causes of high cholesterol in children.
Blood cholesterol is essential for supporting human life. Simply put, it is a waxy fat produced by the liver that the body uses to form parts of cells. When cholesterol is at acceptable levels, it doesn't have negative health consequences. If too much of it accumulates in the blood, though, people can develop heart disease and other ailments. Because high cholesterol, or hypercholesterolemia, can take years to harm the body, parents must look to its causes early to help combat its negative health effects. Generally, children develop unacceptably high cholesterol due to three factors.
There is no question that obesity has become a problem in virtually every segment of society. Like with other age groups, for children, expanding waist sizes contribute to high levels of blood cholesterol. With kids, obesity is typically the result of two factors. First, a high-calorie diet can cause youngsters to put on weight. Then, lack of physical activity can make shedding pounds difficult. Eventually, excess weight contributes to the accumulation of cholesterol in the blood. As you might suspect, then, losing weight is an effective way to begin to combat high cholesterol.
While the body's liver naturally produces cholesterol, certain foods contain it as well. If children eat a diet that is high in cholesterol-rich foods, excess amounts can accumulate in their blood. While grains, fruits, and vegetables typically contain no cholesterol, animal-based foods can have a significant amount of it. In particular, red meat, dairy products, and egg yolks are common causes of high cholesterol in children. Further, if a child eats a diet high in saturated and trans-fats, he or she is apt to develop hypercholesterolemia. On the other hand, certain foods block the body's ability to absorb cholesterol, helping those with high levels to bring them down. Barley, apples, eggplants, beans, and grapes are superfoods when it comes to battling high cholesterol.
If high cholesterol were entirely due to environmental factors, it would probably be easier to fight. Unfortunately, genetics plays a significant role in establishing a person's cholesterol levels. If you wonder if your child has hypercholesterolemia, you might consider your own test numbers. In fact, if a parent has high cholesterol levels, a child is up to twice as likely to have them as well. While you can't change your child's genetics, you can use information to battle the environmental factors that contribute to high levels of blood cholesterol. Given the negative health consequences of hypercholesterolemia, you likely want to do everything you can to put your child on the right path despite any genetic predisposition he or she might have inherited from you or your spouse.
Every parent should understand the causes of high cholesterol in children. Because of the devastating health effects associated with hypercholesterolemia, if your child is in a high-risk group, you probably want to seek medical intervention.
Detoxification is the way toward expelling poisons from the body. The procedure to detoxify your body includes various components, for example, home grown detoxification regimens, change of eating regimen and vitamin supplements. It is one of the most ideal approaches to free your collection of poisons, which can back it off and make it undesirable. The procedure of detoxification requires some train.
The most detectable advantages from detoxification are the physical ones. Since the poisons put away in significant organs, detoxification will help these regions the most.Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body.Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body. The organs which are influenced, for example, the liver and stomach, will start to work all the more adequately. After the detox is finished, you may feel "lighter" and have more vitality. Likewise, since a detox is utilized to clean up free radicals, your body's insusceptible framework will be more grounded and you will have a lower danger of getting growth.
At long last, a detoxification regimen will clear your blood, helping it course better.
This inclination can be addictive and prompt changing your way of life to remove awful components which give your body those poisons. Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body.
This inclination can be addictive and prompt changing your way of life to remove awful components which give your body those poisons. Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body.This inclination can be addictive and prompt changing your way of life to remove awful components which give your body those poisons. Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body.
Poisons and free radicals that aggregate in the body can likewise influence mind capacities. Prior to a detox, you may experience difficulty resting, perpetual weakness, and issue with your fixation.Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body.Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body. When you work through this procedure, large portions of these issues will steadily vanish. You will have the capacity to rest better and focus more.
An advantage which the vast majority doesn't consider can be the change to your way of life. As you advance through the body detox, you will start to feel better physically and rationally. This inclination can be addictive and prompt changing your way of life to remove awful components which give your body those poisons. Stopping smoking, eating better, and getting more exercise are all activities which help secure the body. After a detox is an ideal time to start these activities.
Be careful about substituting a vitamin supplement and herbs for a balanced diet. Some vitamin supplements can be toxic when taken in excess. Although some herbs are wonderful to cook with you don't want to rely on them when you have a condition that merits a visit to the doctor.
Take garlic for example. Garlic is a member of the onion family and no cook should be without it. Some people refer to garlic as the natural antibiotic." These are the same people however, that take a handful of processed garlic pills when they feel a cold or some perceived or real infection coming on instead of seeing their doctor.
Now I don't see my doctor for every cold. But if I think I need an antibiotic I'm going for the real McCoy. Besides, garlic has blood thinning capabilities and we get enough of the good stuff by cooking with it. Yet I know people who pop those garlic pills to ward off anything they think they are coming down with without any regard to the possible interaction of these garlic pills with another vitamin supplement and herbs and/or their prescription medicine.
Another thing to consider regarding garlic: Even if you aren't taking blood thinning medication, you don't want to have consumed a lot of garlic before you have surgery because you need your blood to clot. That doesn't mean you can't have your favorite spaghetti sauce before having surgery, but it could be harmful to take a lot of garlic supplements before surgery.
If you believe you need a vitamin supplement and herbs daily you should check with your doctor before consuming large amounts of any supplement as some of these can have toxic effects. Manufactures of vitamin supplements and herbs, unlike manufacturers of drugs, do not have to prove that their products are safe before they are put on the market. The FDA regulates these dietary supplements as food and not as drugs and so after a product like this causes a problem or is unsafe then the FDA can take action.
The FDA is watching though. In December 2005, they sent out warning letters to nine companies that were promoting their dietary supplements could prevent, treat or cure bird flu. When the label reads like that, then the FDA has to look at it like a drug and not food. That is why on all or nearly all vitamin supplement and herbs labels you'll see the disclaimer that says something like, These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and we're not saying they will cure you." That's a rough paraphrase but you get the idea.
In the end, we are the ones responsible for what we put into our bodies. Check with your doctor before you believe any outrageous vitamin supplement and herbs claims.


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It's the story of a man named Bledsoe
By Bob Halloran
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Hold on just a gosh-darn bitter cold minute there, New England. Don't let go of your quarterback controversy just yet.
Pats fans have been mysteriously infatuated with incrediblyaverage Tom Brady.
Now that Tom Brady has gone and thrown four touchdown passes, the debate -- like your Big Dig road construction -- could go on forever. Understand that, as a person, New England is a very old, crotchety individual who's right now stuck in traffic and who can't build a new Fenway Park and who was down on his hands and knees thanking his own, personal God that there was a quarterback controversy. This ill-tempered-complaining-about-the-weather-flipping-you-off-on-the-highway person has been trying to run Drew Bledsoe out of town since the day the Patriots drafted him.
"Thank you," this person says, "for finally giving us a legitimate choice to replace a future Hall of Famer who led us to a Super Bowl when there's no way we were the second-best team in the NFL, so now we can push Bledsoe out of here the same way we did to Roger Clemens, Carlton Fisk, Curtis Martin and Bobby Orr!"
This person can't construct a new stadium, but he has no problem constructing a run-on sentence from time to time.
This guy, New England -- "Ingy," to his friends -- originally wanted Rick Mirer in that 1993 draft, and we all know how that turned out. Mirer became Ryan Leaf without the baggage, but with just as many free tickets out of town.
And Bledsoe put Ingy's stubborn streak to the test. Ingy was convinced Bledsoe wasn't the right guy, despite all the evidence to the contrary. When Bledsoe threw for more than 4,500 yards in his second season, Ingy gave the credit to Bill Parcells -- despite the fact Parcells throws like a girl.
The second time Bledsoe threw for more than 4,000 yards, he led the Patriots to the Super Bowl. But Ingy talked ignorantly about his preference for mobile quarterbacks like Mark Brunell and Kordell Stewart -- two quarterbacks that Bledsoe outgunned, outlasted and knocked out of the playoffs on his way to the Super Bowl, a game those two guys have never quarterbacked in.
Ingy was like the guy who has a very pretty girlfriend, but who feels like the grass is always greener somewhere else, and there are a few more lawns he'd like to mow.
(Of course, when Scott Zolak was the Patriots backup quarterback, even Ingy had to be satisfied with what he had. Ingy's difficult, but he's not crazy. When that girl across the room looks like Scott Zolak, even an Ingy's more likely to look deeply into the eyes of his girlfriend and say: "You're my guy!")
Drew Bledsoe plays with separated shoulders, broken fingers and life-threatening internal injuries, but it's not enough in New England.
Suddenly, who walks into the bar, but Tom Brady? Ingy notices. Ingy watches this new "hottie" throw for a paltry 168 yards in his first game, a win over the Colts, and an even paltrier 86 yards in his second game, a devastating loss to the Dolphins, and Ingy has already seen enough. He wants Brady. Bledsoe is off having work done on his chest, and losing 20 pounds, but he gets dumped anyway. Heartless!
The excitement of the new courtship causes Ingy to go temporarily blind and to see only what he wants to see. The third "date" is a win over San Diego, in which a 37-yard interception return in overtime sets up a game-winning field goal. Then there's another win over Indianapolis, in which wide receiver David Patten runs for a touchdown and throws for another.
Brady doesn't look any better than the old girlfriend, but ever since the break-up, good things are happening in Ingy's life. So, Ingy is in love, which is why he is able to look past the relationship's first sign of trouble -- that coyote ugly four-interception game at Denver.
"That's OK, honey," Ingy says, as if he's channeling "Shallow Hal." "I still believe in your magic. Let's see how you bounce back against the 30th-ranked passing defense in Atlanta next week."
This is where I start to get mad at the media. I accuse them of intentionally setting up Brady for a slam-dunk success story. Reporters and radio-heads talk about discovering what Brady's character is like: "How will he respond to such a dismal performance?" Well, if his next game were against the Ravens, I think he would have responded by having his character slapped around by Ray Lewis, but he goes up against the Falcons, and plays well against a secondary that appears to be playing under water. Love is in the air again!
And it stays in the air, despite the stink that is also in the air when Brady gets sacked seven times and throws for 107 yards against Buffalo. It's the kind of stink that usually gets the EPA involved, and it is also the fifth time in seven games that Brady has thrown for fewer than 203 yards (now six of nine, and eight of nine less than 260 yards). But he's the magic man, mama!
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Blue Ox (Y15-Districts 11, 12 15 & 16)
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Maxwell Roby
Wyatt Carlson
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Josef Lalli
Dominic Thomas
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08/24/2019 W 6-2 Green Giants (Y15-District 10) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
08/24/2019 W 4-3 Moose (Y15-Districts 8/9) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
08/25/2019 W 3-2 at Lakers (Y15-District 6) 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/07/2019 L 0-2 Wisconsin 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/07/2019 W 6-5 Polars (Y15-Districts 4/5) 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/08/2019 L 1-2 Walleye (Y15-District 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/14/2019 W 5-3 at Moose (Y15-Districts 8/9) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/20/2019 W 2-1 Meijer AAA 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/21/2019 L 3-4 Carshield AAA 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
09/21/2019 L 2-4 at Green Giants (Y15-District 10) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/05/2019 W 3-2 Walleye (Y15-District 3) 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
10/12/2019 W 4-2 at Green Giants (Y15-District 10) 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/13/2019 W 4-3 at Shattuck-St. Mary's (Y15) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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2017 update for Shipping Australia Limited
Posted in Terminal Updates | Posted 3 years ago by Anthony Desira (VICT General Manager of Operations) | 3 Minute(s) to read
April 2017 signalled a significant milestone for Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) when we welcomed our first vessel, the OOCL Busan, as part of a regular weekly service calling at Webb Dock East in the Port of Melbourne. Our thanks and respect go out to the shipping lines forming the ASAL consortium (COSCO, OOCL & Hapag-Lloyd) for taking a chance on VICT as a brand new fully automated stevedoring facility, new to the Melbourne market.
With increased vessel performance and a steady decline in port stays, VICT's key location allows the unimpeded berthing of newer, larger and more sustainable container vessels.
Our unique location on the bay side of the port, unhindered by the West Gate Bridge, means a faster turnaround time for imports and exports and easier berthing for ships. For the first time, 8,000+ TEU vessels can access the Port of Melbourne for service by VICT. In our short time of operating, VICT has serviced two 7,500 TEU vessels that were too large to go under the bridge. This demonstrates the unique positioning of VICT and the growth we can provide to the Port of Melbourne.
Efficiencies for customers
Future-thinking in its design, VICT introduces a full range of automated handling solutions which will eventually operate 24/7 to achieve the highest levels of safety and efficiency. We have also ensured we have taken on board valuable input from future customers to allow immediate efficiencies within the services we can offer.
For our shipside customers, we offer:
Berth on arrival
Berthing larger 8000 to 12,500TEU size vessels with up to 14.0 metres operating draught
Larger vessels handled efficiently across two berths and with dedicated shipside equipment
For our landside customers, we offer:
Industry leading Truck Turnaround Times.
(Current times: Gate to Transaction = 20.5 mins & Gate In to Gate Out = 28 mins)
Dedicated, fully autonomous landside handling equipment, which will facilitate the access to Vehicle Booking System (VBS) slots across all hours of the day, including unprecedented visibility to slots and containers.
New VBS which is easy to use and provides a fairer, more efficient slot availability and distribution. We are delighted with how well industry has both received and adapted to this change.
Sustainable success
VICT's state of the art design and engineering delivers a highly sustainable container terminal to the Port of Melbourne. We have liaised regularly with various stakeholders, including our closest neighbours, and we are committed to delivering an environmentally responsible operation. Our efforts in this area have been rewarded through achieving two of the highest possible rating categories of "Leading" from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA) for both VICT's sustainable design and build.
VICT's first year certainly wasn't without its challenges. However, partnered with fellow forward thinkers such as our customers in the ASAL group, we continue to be pioneers together, striving for excellence within the shipping industry. Pushing the boundaries of what is possible through improvement via investment in leading global technologies also plays an important role. This dedication to innovation was publicly acknowledged in 2017 when we won the SMART Infrastructure Project Award at the National Infrastructure Awards held in Sydney. Later in the year, we went on to win the award for Supply Chain Innovation & Technology at the 2017 DCN Australian Shipping and Maritime Awards.
VICT delivers the extra capacity, longevity and efficiency that the Port of Melbourne needs to support continued growth with 1 million+ TEUs and the ability to service larger vessels. VICT's high-tech terminal ensures a safe working environment for its employees and customers with a proven and enviable track record in setting high safety standards. We will continue to engage with all our customers, industry stakeholders and neighbours to understand and translate their needs into providing a great service.
By Anthony Desira, General Manager of Operations, Victoria International Container Terminal, Melbourne, Australia
VICT at Webb Dock East with five of VICT's automatic Neo-Panamax Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes & OOCL Busan.
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Medical Marijuana Could Help With Opioid Addiction
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The physician from Compassionate Certification Center on West Cunningham Street said the addition of opioid addiction and withdrawal to the list of Pennsylvania-approved conditions to receive medical marijuana might lower the number of overdose deaths in Butler County.
Dr. Bryan Doner said Tuesday that medical marijuana can help patients with the acute symptoms of opioid withdrawal, like nausea, abdominal cramping, diarrhea and anxiety.
He said research is ongoing regarding the use of medical marijuana for the psychological aspect of addiction, like severe cravings, which is included in the expansion.
"Not only can it help ease the symptoms of opioid withdrawal, but it could prevent relapse in the long-term process too," Doner said.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced in May that the state Department of Health had temporarily approved four additional conditions for which medical marijuana can be used.
The additional conditions are neurodegenerative diseases, terminal illness, dyskinetic and spastic movement disorders and opioid use.
Doner estimated that 10 to 15 medical marijuana cards have been attained for opioid use at the Butler Compassionate Certification Center location since the expansion took place May 17.
The patients have either been those on opioid replacement drugs like suboxone or methadone who wanted to try medical marijuana or those in acute withdrawal from opioids.
He said Pennsylvania is the first state to approve medical marijuana for opioid addiction therapy.
"Pennsylvania is obviously leading the way for this," Doner said, "and the important thing is we are able to collect the data so we can prove whether medical marijuana is a sufficient opioid addiction therapy."
A 2014 study showed that in states where medical marijuana is legal, opioid-related mortality dropped by 25 percent, Doner said.
"Based on that, I'm hopeful for Butler," he said.
Doner stressed that the expansion only includes opioids. It does not include addiction to or withdrawal from drugs like Valium, Ativan, Klonopin, cocaine, ecstasy or alcohol.
"I would surmise that if medical marijuana is effective for opioid addiction, we would look at it for treating other addictive substances in the future," Doner predicted.
A news release from Wolf's office said, in addition to expanding the conditions, eight universities were approved as certified academic clinical research centers in the state's medical marijuana program.
The universities will research the use of medical marijuana for various conditions. Certified universities in Western Pennsylvania include the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Erie.
Doner is very pleased with the Department of Health and Wolf for expanding the medical marijuana program in Pennsylvania.
"I'm very, very supportive," he said. "It's fantastic that Pennsylvania is leading the way and I'm really looking forward to seeing what the numbers show once we have good data."
Trent Hartley, the cofounder of Cresco Yeltrah, which operates a medical marijuana dispensary on Pillow Street, said he expects to see an increase in traffic in the shop now that opioid addiction is an approved condition.
He said the expansion was approved at the perfect time, as many of his patients suffering from chronic pain have had their opioid pain medication cut down severely due to the addiction controversy in the last few months.
"One lady came in crying," Hartley said. "They gave her 360 (opioid pain pills) per month and they cut her down to 120."
The woman was treated with medical marijuana.
"A week later, she was in good spirits," Hartley said.
He said he is excited to see additional help is available for those who accidentally and through a medical condition or injury got caught up in opioid addiction.
"In the last two years, I've been shocked at even some of my clients who have been caught up in it," Hartley said. "It's heartbreaking."
He also lauded Harrisburg's handling of the medical marijuana issue in general.
"Illinois is trying to do the same thing," Hartley said. "We have 40,000 patients signed up for cards and 20,000 cards in hand.
"It took Illinois three years to get 40,000 patients. The Department of Health has done a great job."
He said chronic pain sufferers and children with autism are his most frequent customers.
Paula Grubbs is a Butler County native who has been with the Butler and Cranberry Eagle newspapers since June 2000. Grubbs has covered the Mars School District and Middlesex Township for over 20 years with the Eagle and her former employer, the Cranberry Journal. She also covers Adams Township, Evans City and Mars in addition to events and incidents throughout Southwestern Butler County as assigned. Grubbs has taken the lead at the Cranberry Eagle in reporting on shale gas development, which has been a hotly debated topic in the recent past, both locally and nationally. A 1979 graduate of Butler Senior High School and a 1994 graduate of Geneva College, Grubbs has won a Golden Quill and four Keystone state awards, plus an award from the Society of Professional Journalists. Grubbs enjoys following the Penguins, Pirates and Steelers, volunteers with the Connoquenessing Creek Cleanup each summer, and loves spending time outdoors and bird watching at her Penn Township home. Grubbs is the daughter of James R. Davis Sr., of Center Township, and the late Maxine Davis. She has two grown children, Jacqueline and Thomas.
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Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital expands neuroscience services
By Danica Lloyd | 9:42 AM Dec 8, 2021 CST
Updated 9:42 AM Dec 8, 2021 CST
Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital is located off Hwy. 249 in northwest Houston. (Danica Lloyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Officials with Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital announced in early December the expansion of its neuroscience center, including the addition of two new neurosurgeons, according to a news release.
The center offers comprehensive treatment for neurological conditions and spine disorders, such as advanced stroke care and thrombectomy; ruptured aneurysms; carotid disease; tumors in the brain, pituitary and spine; degenerative spinal disease; cervical disc disease; and minimally invasive spine surgery. Surgeons use the latest technology and robotics to allow for more precise procedures and faster recovery times, according to the release.
Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital is expanding its outpatient neuroscience clinic to encompass neurology, neurosurgery and pain management in a single clinic. The clinic is slated to open in the second half of 2022, officials said, and will complement existing inpatient services and a neuroscience intensive care unit.
"We are able to offer every patient a customized treatment plan through a team of experts that specialize in every stage of diagnosis, treatment and recovery," said Dr. Matthew Robinson, an endovascular neurosurgeon at Houston Methodist Willowbrook. "We have access to the entire toolbox, not only one or two specialized tools." www.houstonmethodist.com
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• Cypress Christian School to relocate to Bridgeland in 2025
• Local organizations to plant 6,000 trees to protect Cypress Creek
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Danica joined Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in 2016. As editor, she continues to cover local government, education, health care, real estate, development, business and transportation in Cy-Fair. Her experience prior to CI includes studying at the Washington Journalism Center and interning at a startup incubator in D.C., serving as editor-in-chief of Union University's student magazine and online newspaper, reporting for The Jackson Sun and freelancing for other publications in Arkansas and Tennessee.


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Stash your cash, check, Diva Dollars or receipts in this PD Signature Money Bag.
With this premium soft-sided rolling case, you'll always have a jewelry show ready to go! Made of durable material in Premier's signature design, this case is large enough to store and transport 14 of our 1" jewelry trays or 7 of our 2" jewelry trays. It also boasts a retractable handle and 3 sturdy, smooth-rolling wheels for easy mobility. Sturdy walls insure that it won't fall over when it's empty, making loading a breeze. You'll appreciate the size, strength and beauty of this rolling case, and you'll love how efficiently you can go from show to show. A must-have for every jewelry lady!
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Features: top carry handle, 2 zippered pockets on inside lid, 2 side pockets, trolley strap and optional shoulder strap.
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