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Producers for the 'GLOW' hired Chavo Guerrero Jr. to teach the cast how to wrestle.
What wrestling fan wasn't skeptical when Netflix announced plans to air a dramatized series titled GLOW, based on the infamous (yet beloved) mid-1980s women's promotion of the same name? No doubt that creators Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch (both former Nurse Jackie writers) and Orange is the New Black mastermind Jenji Kohan would frame a worthy time capsule with feminist undertones. But would they get the wrestling right?
Those worries were salved somewhat when it was announced that Chavo Guerrero Jr., of the storied Guerrero wrestling family (including his late uncle Eddie and recently deceased father Chavo Sr.), was brought on as GLOW's Fight Coordinator. (His uncle, Mondo, was the real-life show's trainer three decades prior.)
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For four weeks, the ex-WWE/WCW star and current Lucha Underground performer/producer put stars Alison Brie, Betty Gilpin and the rest of the cast through their paces learning back bumps, arm rolls and other fundamentals. And beyond that, he became a valuable consultant in Flahive and Mensch's ear, and they dubbed the show's fictional gym Chavo's in tribute.
In other words, whatever you think of GLOW (which offers all 10 first-season episodes for streaming this Friday) as bingeable TV, it's catnip for wrestling marks. Rolling Stone talked with Guerrero about breaking the cast in, the development of mutual respect, and keeping cast member and bona fide female grappler Awesome Kong (nee Kia Stevens) on her toes.
I couldn't help but watch the series as a wary wrestling fan first.
And that's great, because the executive producers had an idea, and then I put my idea in, saying, "We have to be true to the rest of the audience. We have a built-in audience, and if we don't do things correctly, we will turn them off and lose a whole bunch of people." So they were all about being true to a regular Netflix fan but also the wrestling fans, for sure.
To what extent did you creatively consult beyond brass-tacks training?
Remember, I'm putting the Guerrero name on this project. I kind of stated that to the producers, that I'm not just gonna come in as, "Here, we're training the girls, OK, see you later." This is my name, and I take pride in my work. They really embraced that. Being hired as a wrestling coordinator morphed into ordering rings and set designs, and they were even giving me the script beforehand, so I would highlight and change wrestling terminology. They were all about it, it was great.
There was no instance where they wouldn't budge?
Not really. I was explaining to them that the wrestling core audience is so loyal, and they'll love this show as long as you let them love it. There was never a time where they were like, "No, sorry." I'm not saying in the future that there may not be that time, but as for now, I couldn't ask for better company to work for.
It's odd seeing your name pop up amid all this mainstream TV coverage. Worlds are definitely colliding.
I love it. What happened, leaving wrestling and then going to Lucha Underground and becoming a producer, and then that morphed into some co-starring stuff and stuntman stuff. It's kind of been one step to the next, but they all tie in together. I couldn't have done any of it without first being a wrestler. What was cool was [for] the little bit I taught the production about wrestling, they taught me huge amount about TV. It was like I went to Harvard for television.
Did this give you appreciation for what went into producing Nitro and RAW?
For sure. It makes me realize a whole more. Being around production in wrestling for so long, people ask, "How do you know that?" I'm like, "I don't know how I know it. I just know it." Just really paying attention when I was backstage at Raw and then going to Lucha Underground, and that went above and beyond working on GLOW. Now I'm working with directors and editors and writers. It was really a cool experience.
Your learning curve in TV must have given your empathy for the GLOW cast adapting to wrestling.
Oh, yeah. Remember I wasn't trying to teach these girls how to have a WrestleMania match. I was teaching them how to have a scene in a TV show. That said, we trained them as wrestlers. Typically, a wrestler's training, they kind of beat everybody up and pound it into them. I didn't want that to happen. I knew these were actresses, and I wanted them to fall in love with wrestling. And I think it worked. I get texts all the time saying, "We miss the ring." Alison Brie texts me, "I miss falling and bumping." They're defending it now. It's awesome to see.
Was Kia aka Awesome Kong rolling her eyes occasionally during training?
No, she was great. There were times she'd pull me aside and say [mimics exasperation], "They're talking too much. They need to shut up and learn this." And I'm like, "Yeah, remember, we're not training them to kill each other, we're training them to be safe." And she's like, "Yeah, you're right." There were times I had to [say], "Hey, alright, let's go," but every one of these girls was so professional. They would stop and get right into it. There were times we were in there signing show tunes [laughs], but when it came down to business, everyone was business.
Did you invariably have them watch Guerrero family matches as homework?
There were times when I'd break out my greatest hits and show off a little bit, but for the most part they's come in and say, "I wanna learn this move," and I'd say, "Mmmm, you'll kill yourself, and let me show you why." They'd watch different things, and then I'd have to explain what they watched. Wrestling is an art form, and you cannot learn it in five weeks.
And they probably appreciated how wrestling's stayed in your family for almost 100 years.
I think so. They saw right away that I knew my wrestling. I remember one time they stopped and were getting teary-eyed a little and were like, "Thank you Chavo, you've taught us so much." And I'm like, "You've taught me." They taught me more than I taught them, being in the ring with these very accomplished actresses. And they're not just actresses. One's a rock star, another's a famous comedian. They're all talented people outside of just this show. Two weeks in, I was like, "Gosh damn, I wish I had more skills than I do."
Are you hopeful this show will inspire more attention toward women's wrestling in general?
For sure. This show is hitting on all cylinders: with women's empowerment, the Eighties, with wrestling. I can't speak enough about it, and not just because I was on it. This show's amazing.
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I should have posted this yesterday in the spirit of President's day, but it's never too late to show some love to the Funky President. Part II & III after the jump.
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A collaborative project for the Bath Fringe in 1999, working across two very different sites – each one a private house – and undertaken by four graduate students and myself. In my case this involved the participation of one of the households to make 'additions' to work I had prepared. The householders were asked on 'complete' two works on paper based on the elements – a pair for each floor of the house.
I made a small painting – also based on the five traditional elements as depicted in Indian art – that related to each pair of images they had been given. Their responses varied from burying the work (basement level) to cutting it so that it resembled falling water – highly appropriate given their placing of the work in their bathroom.
The strategy I adopted in relation to the second house was, by contrast, based on making subtle subtractions from existing images in the house.


I worked with Sara Lee® Bread to bring you this family-favorite breakfast recipe.
I sure love easy recipes, especially on the weekend. Anything that can give me more hours with the family instead of cleaning or cooking is a plus in my book. As much as we love making a big weekend breakfast, it's so much work. So we created this Cinnamon Roll French Toast Bake that preps in a couple minutes & chills overnight. Then we just bake in the morning while we have our coffee. It's fantastic.
Honestly, there is a lot that goes into making a full french toast breakfast or even making cinnamon rolls over the weekend. All I want to do is drink my coffee, catch some news & spend time with my family before we get on to the hustle of the weekend.
If we decide to make a meal it can take all morning before we have done the cooking, eating & cleaning up. So anything that streamlines the process is something I love. I'm telling you, my friends, overnight french toast is AWESOME for quick & delicious mornings.
We all know that the basis for a good french toast is the bread, right? You HAVE TO have some amazing bread when making a recipe like this. So I started this recipe with this Sara Lee® Artesano™ Bread. You just have to start with top quality bread.
I knew that with no high fructose corn syrup & no artificial flavors or colors, this Artesano Bread was the perfect, thick-sliced artisan-style bread to make this breakfast the best EVER. It's also available in a Golden Wheat version, which has a touch of honey, olive oil & sea salt.
Now you can pass on the frosting if you prefer your favorite syrup. But I thought that combining all the cinnamon & some delicious cinnamon roll icing on top would be a good combo when craving cinnamon rolls & french toast.
It really is the most scrumptious thing you could ask to eat for breakfast & you just can't beat the simplicity. Friends – you will love this one.
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Combine melted butter & brown sugar & mix well.
Pour mixture into the bottom of a 9x13 pan.
Add a layer of bread.
In a medium bowl, whisk together eggs, milk & vanilla.
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Wow! That looks amazing. I have such a soft spot for anything cinnamony! Pinned.
Your Cinnamon Roll French Toast Bake looks fantastic! So glad you could join us on Full Plate Thursday and thanks so much for sharing with us. Hope you have a great week and a very Happy Mothers Day!
HI Joanne – I completely understand. That can be a common problem with overnight french toast recipes. If you bake it for 5-7 minutes longer than the recipe calls for that should eliminate any sogginess that may be present in the center.


I don't even know how to pronounce that number.
I've eaten a lot of eggs but in my life I don't think I've ever seen a double yolk – the odds are 1000 to one – so imagine how stoked this dude must have been when he cracked open 12 in a row. Apparently the odds are 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, which I'm not even sure how to pronounce. A squillion or something?
When I got one double yolk, I was quite surprised because I had never seen one before.
I opened another one and that was one. We were having four eggs and they were all double yolkers. I sent my wife a picture.
I decided to open the rest of the eggs, and they were all double yolks. I was really surprised. I couldn't believe it.
My mum had a double yolk once, but I had never seen one. To keep opening them… I was gobsmacked.
We didn't eat them straight away and took photographs of them, as nobody would have believed us otherwise.
We did eventually poach a few to have with beans and toast, but they didn't taste any different.
I broke all the eggs in a bowl and we ended up having eggs that day and eggs the next day, and throwing four away, simply because we had too many eggs!
Too many eggs huh? What a crazy life this John guy leaves – sounds absolutely wild up there in Wigan.
As getting double yolkers are supposed to give you good luck, John followed up this incredible feat by deciding to buy a lottery ticket. It didn't come through for him, but in another happy culinary twist, John bought a six pack of bacon that ended up having seven rashers in. Hopefully he didn't end up throwing it away and got to enjoy that slice of luck this time.
For more eggs, check out this deep fried creme egg burger. Now that's what I'm talking about.


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WASHINGTON—Federal scientists may have falsified documents on a key safety issue for the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear-waste dump, two federal agencies said Wednesday.
If the allegations prove true, it could delay and possibly kill the controversial plan to bury nuclear waste in a mountain 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas starting in about a dozen years. That would be a major blow to the stalled Bush energy plan, which calls for building new nuclear-power plants provided there's someplace to store their waste, said Henry Lee, a Harvard University energy and environment professor.
Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said "certain employees of the U.S. Geological Survey ... may have falsified documentation of their work" on Yucca Mountain from 1998 to 2000. The Energy Department declined to reveal specifics.
The falsification charge involves about 10 employees of the U.S. Geological Survey, the scientific arm of the Interior Department, which was hired to do scientific analysis of water and geology at the site, USGS spokeswoman A.B. Wade said. Suspicions of falsification arose after the discovery of about 20 e-mails among USGS employees that didn't admit to falsifying documents but gave the impression that something was amiss.
The NRC, which has final say on whether the waste site opens, is "following certainly with interest what they (the Energy Department) are doing," spokeswoman Sue Gagner said.
The nuclear industry and the Energy Department expressed confidence Wednesday that Yucca will be safe.
"We'll just have to see what happens from this point forward," said Steve Kerekes, a spokesman for the Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry's trade group. "We believe it's been shown to be a suitable site."
Bodman promised that, regarding Yucca, "all related decisions have been, and will continue to be, based on sound science."
Attorney Geoff Fettus of the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group opposed to the Yucca Mountain site, said "they need to openly disclose what was falsified, what the extent of it was and what they are going to do to solve it."
The Energy Department and the USGS promise investigations. The USGS hasn't reprimanded or suspended the employees who are suspected.
Lee said there was still a dire need to do something about the millions of pounds of nuclear waste sitting at nuclear power plants across the country.
Bodman agreed: "The fact remains that this country needs a permanent geological nuclear-waste repository, and the administration will continue to aggressively pursue that goal. We are committed to the safety and protection of the citizens of Nevada as we pursue the development of the Yucca Mountain project."


The last time I had cream chipped beef was on a Friday morning my dad made breakfast for my little brother and I. We were both in elementary school at the time, and were swinging our feet as we sat in the white plastic chairs of our old kitchen. Something I loved to do when my feet hadn't quite touched the ground yet.
It was in our first house. The house my brother and I grew up in that had a sticky old fridge with brown, wooden handles, and a wobbly wooden table that occupied half our kitchen. I remember that kitchen very well, including the old wooden cabinets, the way my feet stuck to the old brown tiles with every step, and even the dirty old stoves, riddled with grease and stains – but it was always my favorite place in the entire house. The piles of old newspaper, and unsteady racks of spices and canned soup are all still very vivid images in my mind, because I loved being in that kitchen. I must have stood up on my chair and banged my head on an open cabinet, or accidentally knocked over that uneven rack of spices a dozen times, but it was still my favorite place in the entire house. It was where everyone came and sat together in that cramped space to eat, and it would eventually be my imaginarium in which I turned every old paper packet, can, and box of food in the abyss of those cabinets into made up meals of experimentation for my baby brother to 'taste test'.
On a week day, breakfast normally meant cardboard pop tarts, or bowls of bland fiber-based cereal, but on Fridays – my dad would wake up a little earlier to cook up something he bought from Giant the night before.
My dad is a simple man who never really dabbled with the 'art of cooking', and can easily survive a week with a carton of store-brand ice cream, an old toaster, and a loaf of bread – so Friday mornings were especially sweet for my brother and I. He'd toast a pair of soft, buttery biscuits, and smother them with a ladle of warm, cream chipped beef that covered the entire plate. A mound of thick cream with flakes of thin, chipped sheets of salted beef, and two buttery sponges soaking it all up from underneath. It made my brother and I almost as excited as we normally would be on Christmas morning, and it's a little tradition I know I'll continue when I have my own kids one day.
All of these memories, everything from that battered, yet homey little kitchen I love and miss so much to all the Friday morning breakfasts my brother and I looked forward to when we were little, came flooding back to me when I met up with a friend at one of Vienna's oldest dives on Maple Avenue one morning.
I visited the Vienna Inn a year ago for the very first time, and couldn't believe I'd lived in the area for so long and hadn't known about their chili dogs and cheese fries. The first thing I noticed, walking in, was the atmosphere. With the wooden booths, the battered tables, and the piles of newspapers by the entrance – it was like I was back in my old kitchen again, and I remember thinking that I couldn't wait to take my dad here for breakfast one day.
Normally, when I order a ham and cheese omelette, or a carton full of chili cheese fries anywhere else (maybe a diner chain, or fast food joint), I expect something underseasoned, and greasy. But everything at Vienna Inn is surprisingly light, well seasoned, and comes in a generous portion that makes your bill almost feel like a steal when you realize just about every thing on the menu is under five bucks.
Two of my favorite breakfast foods are also two that are usually not on the menu, and aren't cooked very well. This includes grits. So whenever I visit a new breakfast diner, I always judge them by the way they cook their grits. Some will just empty a packet of grains into a bowl, and microwave it with a few tablespoons of water – but then there are the ones who take their time to boil, and slowly simmer it in a pot of water, butter, and cheese. The final product will taste like thick, buttery pudding with little buds of poppy-seed-sized grains of rice. Grits has a bad reputation, because diners normally microwave it for a few minutes so that it comes out tasting like crunchy, uncooked popcorn kernels in hot water. The perfectly cooked grits at the Vienna Inn was the cherry on top for me.
What I realized at the Vienna Inn, and what I learned from my dad over the years is simply this – food doesn't have to be dressed up a certain way to be enjoyed, or taste good – just as love doesn't have to look a certain way to be wonderful. I didn't love Friday cream chipped beef breakfasts, because it tasted good – I loved it more, because it came from my dad's heart. I loved that once a week, he woke up a little earlier, and put on his barely-used cooking gloves to make my brother and I a meal that he'd normally never do for anyone else, just because he loved us that much.
When you step into Vienna Inn, you'll find that heart is not only written in words and drawn in photos around their old walls, but also served in simple paper cartons, and plane, unembellished plates. It's refreshing to know that sometimes the best food isn't found in the fanciest restaurant, or served in the most expensive dishes – but in a soulful dive bar around the corner, just as knowing the strongest love isn't always found in some extravagant fairy tale – but can be felt in discovering the joy of simply appreciating love that has been with you all along.


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While Stuart Wall was a student at Harvard Business School, he thought he'd help his older sister promote her pottery studio back home in Indiana by buying ads on Google.
The result, he told Business Insider in an interview this week, was a disaster.
"It was super-complicated and a total waste of money," Wall said.
But the marketing effort wasn't a complete loss, at least not for Wall. The experience helped give him an idea for a startup that would help small businesses like his sister's studio with marketing. So he formed Signpost to help such companies find new customers and retain the ones they already have.
While big corporations often have sizeable sales and marketing departments, such tasks often fall to the business owner — or to no one at all — in small companies. Many such companies simply don't have the people or resources to keep close track of or market to their customers, Wall said. Nor have there been a lot of marketing or customer retention tools designed for such companies; Salesforce and services like it generally target much larger corporations.
That's where Signpost fits in. Its service is designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses. The New York company has crafted its system so that new clients can join easily — within five minutes, Wall said. Signpost creates a database of their customers from existing contact information the companies already have on file, from the phone and email interactions they have with customers, and from transaction data. It then uses that information to send messages to those customers, soliciting feedback from them after purchases and asking them to post reviews or refer the companies to their friends.
Signpost focuses on helping customers improve their ratings
A big part of Signpost's offering is designed to help small businesses improve their ratings on sites such as Yelp, Google, and Facebook, said Wall, the startup's founder and CEO.
People don't often leave reviews of businesses unless they're particularly motivated to do so — they had awful or extraordinarily good experience; they're family members or friends with the owner; or they own a rival business. In part, that's because it can be difficult. The customer has to seek out a review site and then find the business on the site. But Signpost has found that consumers are much more likely to leave a review if it makes the process easier for them.
The company starts by soliciting feedback from consumers soon after their purchases or interactions with its small business clients. If they've had a good experience, it sends them a link to a review site that allows them, when they click on it, to immediately post their comments.
If the process of leaving a review is made that simple, "it's remarkable …. how many people will take the time to leave that feedback," Wall said.
On the flip side, Signpost tries to head off customers from leaving negative reviews on such sites. When customers respond to the initial feedback email by saying they've had bad experiences, Signpost directs them back to the companies with which they interacted, so that the business owners can try to address what went wrong in private before the consumers post negative reviews.
"It's our belief that in a lot of cases when someone has a bad experience, they want someone to hear them, they want their voice to be heard," Wall said. "We'll detect negativity before it manifests itself online," he continued, "and we give the business owner an opportunity to fix it and improve their business."
Ratings offer a better return than Google ads, Wall said
Signpost has focused on ratings and reviews, because it's found that small businesses see a much better return on their investment in terms of attracting and retaining customers when they make an effort to improve them instead of investing in ads on Google, he said. In fact, improving such ratings helps make Google ads more effective, he said. Customers can get turned off if they search for a business and see that it has bad ratings.
Reviews and ratings and soliciting customer feedback is "table-stakes marketing," he said. "You need to have good reviews online," he continued. "That's becoming the dominant mechanism that people [use to] find you."
Founded in 2010, Signpost has accumulated a massive database of consumers — some 70 million. It doesn't allow clients to view or market to their competitors' customers, Wall said. But they can benefit from that huge trove in other ways. A business may only have a customer's name from a transaction. But if that person is in Signpost's database, the business might be able to gain access to the customer's email address or phone number and use that information to send the customer follow-up marketing messages or offers.
The company, which offers its service throughout the US, has found a ready audience. It now has more than 10,000 business clients overall and has found particular traction among services business, such as real-brokers, contractors, and fitness centers, Wall said.
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Signpost charges customers between $200 and $400 a month per location for its service, depending on the number of features they choose. In the first quarter, the company hit break even on a cash flow basis, and its core business was growing at a 43% annual rate, Wall said.
The company, which now has about 200 people, could get even bigger soon. Last month, it raised $52 million in a late-stage funding round led by High Bar Partners.
Wall plans to use the money to bulk up Signpost's sales team and to establish partnerships with companies such as newspaper publishers that will market its service to their small business customers. It also plans to add staff to its technology and product teams, he said. Wall doesn't think Signpost needs to add a lot of new features to its service, but he hopes to keep improving what it already does.
Attracting, tracking, and retaining customers "is a big problem for local businesses," he said. "I think there's going to be a billion-dollar company that solves that problem in the next five years, and obviously, I want it to be us."
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That evening, a group of people arrive at the inn, all of whom are also going to Canterbury to receive the blessings of "the holy blissful martyr," St. Calling themselves "pilgrims" because of their destination, they accept the Narrator into their company. The Narrator describes his newfound traveling companions. The Host at the inn, Harry Bailey, suggests that, to make the trip to Canterbury pass more pleasantly, each member of the party tell two tales on the journey to Canterbury and two more tales on the journey back.
Loftur Gudmundsson would go on to become one of the pioneers of film production in Iceland. InLoftur Gudmundsson set about shooting the first documentary focused solely on Iceland. Throughout the previous year, Loftur travelled his country extensively, shooting the landscape and the daily lives of its inhabitants.
The sixties were a relatively quiet time for Icelandic cinema, with only two major productions produced in that decade.
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As is often the case with Scandinavian cinema, the film took its inspiration from history, particularly the twelfth-century work Gesta Danorum, by Saxo Grammaticus. With a renewed interest in cinema throughout the seventies, film clubs and organisations also played their part in the birth of a burgeoning industry.
He had founded the Icelandic Film Corporation in as a means of producing his own films, but after the break out success of Children of Nature, the company went through enormous growth, eventually becoming the flag bearer of the Icelandic film industry.
Inhe produced the avant-garde film Hringurinn, which showcased a round trip around Iceland, a snapshot of the journey being captured every 12 seconds with a wide angle lens.
Inhe released the critically acclaimed Cold Fever, a film about a Japanese businessman travelling to Iceland to bury his deceased parents.
This was the director's first English language film.
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This period began with the founding of the Icelandic Film Fund, a state body designed to provide financial aid for filmmakers across all stages of production.
A still from Land and Sons Land and Sons is a hugely important film to Icelanders for a number of reasons. The film follows the relationship between a farmer and his son, both of who value the world differently and significantly, a problem made all the worse in the face of growing property debts.
Whilst the older generation clings to their farm, their district and their way of life, the youth is quick to abandon the struggles of rural living, instead focusing their attention on the possibilities of urban modernity.
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This generational discrepancy is still felt by many Icelanders today. Foreign critics also received the film with praise.
It is a noble film, doubtless much too good to be grabbed by commercial exhibitors who have so successfully corrupted all of us. Those eyes have not turned away since. Inhe directed the saga-inspired Outlaw: The Saga of Gisli, a film that was met with particularly high praise in both Sweden and West Germany.
He followed this with two domestic comedies, On Top and Golden Sandsboth of which saw theatrical release in Iceland. This story revolves around an Icelandic wedding on the Faroe Islands which quickly turns into chaos when the guests realise a British trawler is sinking nearby.
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Q: How can I use my database tables etc Users table with ASP.NET Identity? I have following tables:
Users, Groups, GroupUsers
I have my class like:
public class User
{
   List<int> GroupIds;
}

I have a method in my Data Access Layer which returns a user after successful login with the list of all the group ids. How can I override or do something similar in identity to get information from that method?
I have searched the Internet a lot, watched YouTube tutorials, but no one is actually explaining it the way I need it. Can any one help?

A: First, use claims based security instead of role based: http://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2013/08/01/leveraging-claims-based-security-in-aspnet-45.aspx
I've also been retro-fitting an existing SQL based login system to work with identity management.  Most of the work you're going to have to do lies within IdentityModel.cs.  Specifically how you define ApplicationUser
public class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser<string, ApplicationUserLogin, ApplicationUserRole, ApplicationUserClaim>
{
    public async Task<ClaimsIdentity> GenerateUserIdentityAsync(ApplicationUserManager manager)
    {
        // Note the authenticationType must match the one defined in CookieAuthenticationOptions.AuthenticationType
        var userIdentity = await manager.CreateIdentityAsync(this, DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ApplicationCookie);
        // Add custom user claims here
        return userIdentity;
    }
}

I've overridden all 4 type parameters on the IdentityUser base class for my implementation, you may not need to do so, depends on how different your retrofit is from how Identity expects things to be.
The other main place you'll most likely have to customize things is within ApplicationDbContext where you'll have to set up where your user, group, and claims/role definitions reside with SQL.
I found these articles on typecastexception to be very useful:
http://typecastexception.com/post/2014/04/20/ASPNET-MVC-and-Identity-20-Understanding-the-Basics.aspx
http://typecastexception.com/post/2014/06/22/ASPNET-Identity-20-Customizing-Users-and-Roles.aspx
http://typecastexception.com/post/2014/04/20/ASPNET-Identity-20-Setting-Up-Account-Validation-and-Two-Factor-Authorization.aspx
http://typecastexception.com/post/2014/07/13/ASPNET-Identity-20-Extending-Identity-Models-and-Using-Integer-Keys-Instead-of-Strings.aspx
Overall there going to be a lot of trial and error in the process as you figure out what pieces of Identity you can utilize as is and where you need to plug in your own code.
Something else you may run into if your passwords aren't stored is having to provide your own implementation of PasswordHasher and plugging that in:
Asp.net Identity password hashing

A: I did' t get your question, if you want to override you have to mark the method virtual and inherit the class like this:
public class User
{
  public virtual void YourMethod()
  {
  }
}

public class YourClass : User
{
  public override void YourMethod()
  {
  }
}

If you want to separate the class to add some more mothods you can go like this:
partial class User
{
    public static void YourMethod()
    {

    }
}

A: Create a UserInfo object
public class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser
{
    public virtual UserInfo UserInfo { get; set; }
}

public class UserInfo : ComparableEntity
{
    public string Email { get; set; }
    public string FullName { get; set; }
    public string KidName { get; set; }
    public string MobilePhone { get; set; }
}

Then create a database context
public class DatabaseContext : IdentityDbContext<ApplicationUser>, IDatabaseContext
{
    public IDbSet<UserInfo> UserInfos { get; set; }
}

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A tourist boat navigates through a canyon in Furnas Lake, near Capitolio City, Brazil, Sept. 2, 2021. A massive slab of rock broke away on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022, from the canyon wall and and toppled onto pleasure boaters killing at least two people and injuring dozens at the popular tourist destination in Minas Gerais state. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
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Who Plays Eleven on 'Stranger Things' and How Did She Get Famous?
Eric Robinette
Stranger Things helped reenergize Winona Ryder's career and gave many other stars of 80s movies a boost, including Matthew Modine, Sean Astin, Cary Elwes, and Paul Reiser. Among the faces, the show introduced the breakout 15-year-old British actress Millie Bobby Brown.
Stranger Things wasn't her debut, but it was her star-making role, with Brown netting two Best Actress in a Drama Emmy nominations for her performance as Eleven, making her one of the youngest Emmy nominees.
Eleven has become arguably the lead and certainly the emotional anchor of the show, and her career stands only to get bigger from here. Here's how she got to where she is today.
Millie Bobby Brown's life before Eleven
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Brown is multi-national: She was born in Spain to British parents, who agreed to move the family to the United States specifically so Brown could pursue acting.
"It was like a bug," she said in an interview with Variety. "I know this sounds crazy, but once I find something I want to do, nobody's stopping me. If I don't know how to sew, and I really had that passion to sew, that's it, I'm going to sew. That's also with acting. So here I am."
Brown scored mostly small roles, her first being young Alice in ABC's Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, a short-lived spinoff of Once Upon a Time. Another prominent early role for her was on NCIS in 2014, when she played a teenage girl who killed her psychiatrist mother. Already she was becoming known for emotionally challenging parts.
She continued making one-time appearances on established shows including Modern Family and Grey's Anatomy, before landing Intruders, a paranormal drama show that ran for one season on BBC America.
Then the Duffer Brothers came calling.
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Brown had gone to live in England when she got a call from the Stranger Things producers, she told IndieWire.
"It really came out of the blue, to be honest. I was in England, and I didn't get a lot of auditions there. So I did the first audition — a very emotional audition — and they said, 'Come back for a callback.' And I was like, 'Okay!'"
When Brown was told she would have to shave her head, she was totally fine with it, although her mom had to be convinced. "My mum's reaction was like, 'Oh my God, nooooo!' [laughs] 'I don't want you to do it! Please don't do it!' And me and my dad were like, 'Mum, it's okay! It's just my head!'"
She was, believe it or not, 11 at the time of the audition. Almost before anyone knew it, Stranger Things and Brown, in particular, were all the rage. But the producers knew they found someone unique when Brown let loose with that icy glare.
"That this little person had such fierce power — that's what took me aback. That same day the Duffers and I knew she was the one," said Shawn Levy, a producer and sometime director of the show.
Millie Bobby Brown will be around as long as she wants
like father like daughter ♡
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The media spotlight can be intense for a person of any age, but especially so for someone going through adolescence. Although Brown projects a wise-beyond-her-years quality, she's had to weather a few controversies such as a meme alleging she was a homophobe and concerns that she was being sexualized too young.
Through it all, Brown has kept her head and expanded her career beyond Hawkins, Indiana. She starred in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, which didn't do as well as the studio hoped, but she'll appear in the sequel, next year's Godzilla vs. Kong. She's even co-producing her upcoming movie Enola Holmes.
Another actor who became famous because of Stranger Things, her onscreen adoptive father David Harbour, will be watching whatever Brown does, hopefully for a long time.
"I do feel that when I'm in the nursing home, I would like to be able to watch movies with her in her 30s and have her become Meryl Streep. She has the potential for that to happen," he told Variety.


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El guaraní correntino, Taragüí ñe'ẽ (en grafía guaraní actual: Taragui Ñe'ẽ) o guaraní criollo es el dialecto del idioma guaraní hablado en la Provincia de Corrientes y por algunas personas del este de la provincia de Chaco. En Corrientes dicho idioma es cooficial junto al idioma español desde 2004. El guaraní correntino y el guaraní paraguayo son dos de las subvariedades del guaraní criollo, un idioma hablado desde la época colonial que  procede del guaraní tribal hablado en la región desde antes de la colonización. En el artículo "Historia de la provincia de Corrientes", se dan más detalles sobre los tiempos precolombinos y los guaraníes que ya habitaban lo que hoy es la Provincia de Corrientes.

Las distintas subvariedades del guaraní criollo serían la evolución del guaraní misionero jesuítico que se habló en las Misiones jesuíticas guaraníes. Este guaraní misionero, a su vez fue la integración en una forma estándar de diferentes variedades del idioma guaraní que hablaban diferentes parcialidades guaraníes que poblaban la zona de las Misiones aún antes de la llegada de los españoles.

Esta variedad es hablada tanto por mestizos y criollos, de zonas rurales y urbanas, así como por indígenas de los Esteros del Iberá en una manera coloquial, lo que impide una estimación exacta de su número de hablantes que puede oscilar a 100.000.

Historia
Hacia fines del siglo XVI, los colonizadores españoles encontraron en lo que es el norte de la actual Corrientes a las tribus Paraná-guaraníes y chandules-guaraníes (en el centro y sur de la provincia habitaban los kaingáng). Corrientes fue concebida y fundada en 1588, desde Asunción del Paraguay por aproximadamente 150 soldados, con ganado doméstico y equino. Allí se procuró la evangelización de los aborígenes, con la consiguiente aculturación y mestizaje.

Al igual que en Asunción, la superioridad numérica de los indígenas, obligó a los españoles y criollos, a aprender la lengua guaraní. Provocando como consecuencia un alto monolingüismo guaraní, bilingüismo reducido a las clases sociales altas y bajo monolingüismo español. Entre los siglos XVII y XVIII se establecen las Misiones jesuíticas guaraníes. Allí el guaraní adquirió estatus literario, al publicarse el vocabulario y gramática de Ruiz de Montoya. A principios del siglo XIX, por la expulsión de los jesuitas, el guaraní misionero se extinguió, sin poder comprobarse su influencia en el actual guaraní correntino o paraguayo. El Rey Carlos III de España en el siglo XVII, prohibió por Cédula Real, hablar las lenguas indígenas en las colonias.

Hacia los siglos XIX y XX, el guaraní correntino se convierte en lengua regional. En la actualidad, es hablada mayormente en la zona rural, donde la influencia de la escuela es menor, y es utilizada por hablantes bilingües.

Uso y similitudes con el guaraní paraguayo
El guaraní correntino es considerado una variedad del "guaraní criollo", hablado por la población mestiza (descendientes de españoles e indígenas). Esta variedad se fue distanciando de la utilizada por los indígenas no asimilados por la conquista.

Según Dietrich (2002), el guaraní correntino es un idioma independiente, que se formó a fines del siglo XVIII; por lo que puede ser considerado un dialecto del guaraní criollo, y no una variante del guaraní paraguayo. Aunque las similitudes son muchas, el guaraní correntino utiliza con mayor frecuencia hispanismos para referirse a colores, numerales, ubicación espacial y parentescos. Además, es más de uso rural que urbano, y con fenómenos más marcados por la situación de contacto intensivo con la lengua dominante. Otras diferencias existen en el uso del vocabulario y en las pronunciaciones (por ejemplo: Nendivéi por Nendivé, Pende por Pe'ê, Mirí o miní por Michí) por la dinámica de la fonética.

El Doctor en Lingüística L. Cerno identificó dos variedades, el «guaraní mezclado» (similar al yopará paraguayo) y el «guaraní cerrado». El primero es utilizado por hablantes bilingües y escolarizado, y el segundo por hablantes monolingües escasamente escolarizados. Tampoco existe una norma culta respecto del guaraní correntino.

Véase también
 Bilingüismo
 Guaraní paraguayo
 Guaraní misonero
 Guaraní oriental boliviano
 Guaraní occidental boliviano
 Guaraní
 Guaraní
 Guaraní bmyá

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Gandulfo, Carolina. "Entiendo pero no hablo. El guaraní acorrentinado en una escuela rural: usos y significaciones"., Editorial Antropofagia, Buenos Aires, 2007.
 Cerno, Leonardo. "Evidencias de diferenciación dialectal del guaraní correntino". Cadernos de Etnolingüística, 2010.
 Cerno, Leonardo. "El Guaraní correntino. Fonología, gramática, textos". Peter Lang Edition.
 Gimeno, C. ''Guaraní de Corrientes, Capítulo 1

Enlaces externos

Variantes del guaraní habladas en Argentina
Lenguas de Argentina
Cultura en la provincia de Corrientes

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Chapter 8. Synthesizing the Experience of the 13 National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project Watershed Studies: Present and Future (1.2 mb pdf)
Chapter 9. Lincoln Lake Watershed, Arkansas: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (3.1 mb pdf)
D.LK. Hoag, I. Chaubey, J. Popp, M. Gitau, L. Chiang, J. Pennington, G. Rodriguez, E. Gbur, M. Nelson, and A.N. Sharpley
Chapter 10. Little River Experimental Watershed, Georgia: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (4.1 mb pdf)
D.W. Meals, G. Vellidis, D. Bosch, J. Cho, S. Crow, G. Hawkins, R. Lowrance, J. Mullen, D. Sullivan, A. Wall, A.E. Luloff, D.LK. Hoag, M. Arabi, G.D. Jennings, and D.L. Osmond
Chapter 11. Walnut Creek and Squaw Creek Watersheds, Iowa: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.9 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, P. Gassman, K. Schilling, C. Wolter, C.L. Kling, M. Helmers, T. Isenhart, W. Simpkins, T. Moorman, M. Tomer, S. Rabotyagov, M. Jha, D.LK. Hoag, D.W. Meals, and M. Arabi
Chapter 12. Paradise Creek Watershed, Idaho: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, J. Boll, E.S. Brooks, J.D. Wulfhorst, R. Mahler, L.W. Van Tassell, M. Arabi, and D.LK. Hoag
Chapter 13. Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (3.3 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, L. Tedesco, R. Turco, L. Prokopy, J. Frankenberger, G. Shively, M. Arabi, J. Wilson, D.LK. Hoag, and D.W. Meals
Chapter 14. Cheney Lake Watershed, Kansas: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.8 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, N. Nelson, K. Douglas-Mankin, M. Langemeier, D. Devlin, P. Barnes, T. Selfa, L. French, D.W. Meals, M. Arabi, and D.LK. Hoag
Chapter 15. Goodwater Creek Watershed, Missouri: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.6 mb pdf)
M. Arabi, C. Baffaut, E.J. Sadler, S.H. Anderson, R.R. Broz, D.W. Meals, D.LK. Hoag, and D.L. Osmond
Chapter 16. Groundwater beneath a Phase III Management Area in the Central Platte Natural Resources District, Nebraska: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (1.6 mb pdf)
D.W. Meals, R. Spalding, M. Exner, R.B. Ferguson, M.L. McFarland, D.L. Osmond, and J. Spooner
Chapter 17. Cannonsville Reservoir, New York: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (3.5 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, D.W. Meals, M. Arabi, and D.LK. Hoag
Chapter 18. Rock Creek Watershed, Ohio: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.5 mb pdf)
D.W. Meals, P. Richards, R. Confesor, K. Czajkowski, J. Bonnell, D.L. Osmond, D.LK. Hoag, J. Spooner, and M.L. McFarland
Chapter 19. Calapooia Watershed, Oregon: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (1.7 mb pdf)
D.LK. Hoag, G.R. Giannico, J. Li, T. Garcia, W. Gerth, M. Mellbye, G. Mueller-Warrant, S. Griffith, D.L. Osmond, G.D. Jennings, M. Arabi, and D.W. Meals
Chapter 20. Spring Creek Watershed, Pennsylvania: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.4 mb pdf)
D.L. Osmond, R. Brooks, S. Yetter, R. Carline, K. Boomer, A. Armstrong, R. Stedman, D.W. Meals, and G.D. Jennings
Chapter 21. Little Bear River Watershed, Utah: National Institute of Food and Agriculture–Conservation Effects Assessment Project (2.3 mb pdf)
D.W. Meals, N. Mesner, D. Jackson-Smith, D. Stevens, J. Horsburgh, D. Sorensen, A.E. Luloff, and D.L. Osmond
Authors (1.1 mb pdf)
Index (1.1 mb pdf)
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Making certain mistakes after a car accident – even unintentionally – may cause you to lose money on your insurance claim.
Call the police after an accident – no matter how small – to have them create a report of the incident. This report will act as the voice of authority during your case by giving the official perspective of what happened during the accident.
You may be tempted to drive away without stopping to exchange information or obtain a police report if it's only a mild accident. However, leaving the scene of an accident could result in more serious charges down the line and potentially cost you the case, even if the other party is at fault.
If there are other individuals who stop during the time of the accident, be sure to speak with them about what they saw. Gather their name, phone number and ask if they would be willing to relay this information to the police officer who comes to make a report.
Insurance information should always be exchanged with the other driver no matter the severity of the accident, or who's at fault. No exceptions.
Take photos of all the damage resulting from the accident.
Don't delay medical attention for too long or you may unintentionally show the court that your injuries may not warrant compensation.
Even if your claim never goes to court, a legal perspective is excellent for understanding and assessing your situation in order to know how to properly move forward.
Keep receipts from all expenses related to the accident, including repairs, towing, rental cars and more.
A car accident can be one of the most shocking and stressful things with which you will ever deal. Depending on the severity of the car accident, you or a loved one may be left with serious life-altering injuries, so it's natural to feel a bit lost after you've been in a collision. Don't feel lost, get help. Contacting a lawyer doesn't necessarily mean a lawsuit is in the works, it simply means that you want to know what's happening with your claim.
Making certain mistakes after a car accident – even unintentionally – may cause you to lose money on your insurance claim. Without that compensation, you could potentially be stuck with medical bills for years to come. Make sure to avoid these common mistakes that can ruin your car accident case.
A police report is required after any accident, serious or not. This report will act as the voice of authority during your case by giving the official perspective of what happened during the accident.
Call the police after an accident – no matter how small – to have them create a report of the incident. This report will include both drivers' perspectives of what happened and will act as both parties' official document of the event in the case that one party changes their account of what happened.
You may be tempted to drive away without stopping to exchange information or obtain a police report if it's only a mild accident. However, leaving the scene of an accident could result in more serious charges down the line and potentially cost you the case, even if the other party is at fault. It's not what you know, it's what you can prove. You won't have solid support for your perspective without stopping to talk with the other driver, witnesses or a police officer. It's best to take pictures of the damage – minor or not – and position of each party's vehicle, prior to moving from the scene. This can help to prove who was truly at fault, should the case go to court.
It's very likely that both drivers will attempt to blame the other individual, unless it's clear who's at fault. Third-party witnesses can be crucial for supporting your statements.
If there are other individuals who stop during the time of the accident, be sure to speak with them about what they saw. As an outsider, there's a chance they may have seen the series of events differently, which is necessary information to your case. Gather their name, phone number and ask if they would be willing to relay this information to the police officer who comes to make a report.
When taking down the other driver's insurance information, be sure to collect the policy number, insurance provider, contact information for the insurance company and the driver's personal information. It's also a good idea to document the car's license plate, make, model and color.
In the event of an accident, there is typically damage to both vehicles and potentially surrounding property such as street signs or lamp posts. Understanding the extent of the damage is important for insurance purposes and the outcome of your case.
Take photos of all the damage resulting from the accident. If you have a cell phone, you are likely to have a camera, so don't forget to use it! If you don't have a camera available, ask if a witness would be able to take a few photos and email them to you. You will also want to document any injuries you or your passengers have sustained.
If your injuries aren't severe, it's possible to decline medical attention until you've gathered the necessary information for your insurance company or personal injury attorney. However, don't delay medical attention for too long or you may unintentionally show the court that your injuries may not warrant compensation. This may cause distrust in your statements and could potentially harm the outcome of your case.
After you've been in an accident, you'll need to work with both your insurance provider and the insurance provider of the other driver to get the vehicles repaired. You may not need an attorney to walk you through the process for a minor accident without injuries, but more serious accidents will require a car accident attorney's expertise.
Waiting to ask for legal help can ruin your claim. It's possible for these situations to be convoluted with details that make it difficult to navigate without an expert's opinion. Even if your claim never goes to court, a legal perspective is excellent for understanding and assessing your situation in order to know how to properly move forward.
When you ask for compensation for your injuries, lost wages and medical bills, you will need to be able to accurately evaluate the damages for which you are asking to be compensated for. Unfortunately, you can't just name however much money you want and expect the insurance carrier or court to hand it to you.
If you're not keeping accurate records of the amount of time you've missed at work, the cost of your medical expenses or other information the court may need, you could miss out on the full payout. Keep receipts from all expenses related to the accident, including repairs, towing, rental cars and more.
Being prepared for an accident is only half the battle. It's best to speak to an attorney, even if you think the situation doesn't deem it necessary. The best part… initial consultations are always free of charge! Arm yourself with the information you need about your rights to be able to make an informed decision on how to proceed.
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What Is Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome?
Posted on September 12, 2021 by Fetal Care Center Dallas - Fetal Surgery, High-Risk Pregnancy, Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS)
Although Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome is extremely rare, when it does occur, it's serious and life-threatening to both infants. Receiving a diagnosis of TTTS can be devastating and overwhelming, but educating yourself about what the condition is and how it can be treated can help you better understand what to expect so you can work with your care provider.
TTTS occurs when there's a problem with the placenta shared by identical twins. Although both twins are sharing the blood supply, they aren't sharing it equally because of a problem with the blood vessel development within the placenta. While one fetus is receiving more than her share of the blood supply, the other fetus isn't getting enough. That means one twin is not getting the kind of nutrients he needs to survive or to grow at a normal pace.
How Does TTTS Affect Your Fetus?
When one fetus receives too much blood, and the other receives too little, both of them are affected negatively. The fetus not receiving enough nutrient-rich blood and oxygen (referred to medically as the "donor") will try to use what little blood he is receiving, and the blood flow will be directed to its most important organs — the brain and the heart — at the expense of less vital organs such as the kidneys. This twin is at risk for failure of the kidneys or other organs because of the lack of sufficient blood flow.
While this fetus begins producing less urine, the twin receiving too much blood (called the "recipient") will produce a large volume of urine. That twin will also have a high amount of amniotic fluid in her amniotic sac, while the other twin has too little fluid. As that happens, the twin receiving too much blood may experience thickening of the blood, which makes it difficult to pump throughout her body. This can lead to heart failure, soft tissue swelling and other complications.
Because the twins share the placenta, if one fetus dies, it will create a significant risk for the other twin, including brain injury, damage to vital organs or even death.
What Does It Mean to Receive a TTTS Diagnosis?
A twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome diagnosis is confirmed by an ultrasound, which will show that the pocket of amniotic fluid is less than 2 centimeters in one of the twin's sacs and more than 8 centimeters in the other sac. In addition to this diagnosis, the twins will often have significantly different weights and sizes, much of which is the result of the unequal sharing of the placenta.
TTTS causes health problems for the mother as well. Some of the other signs of TTTS can include premature contractions, dyspnea and rapid uterine growth. The fluid retention can cause the mother a great deal of discomfort and put too much pressure on the cervix, which may rupture as a result. When this happens, it results in miscarriage or preterm delivery.
The long-term outlook depends on how severe the condition is and how far it has progressed when it is diagnosed. The spectrum of severity ranges dramatically, so it requires careful follow-up and monitoring with sonograms. Knowing which stage the TTTS is at will help determine next steps, which can range from observation and monitoring to laser surgery.
What Are the Stages of TTTS?
There are five twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome stages, which are:
Stage I: An imbalance of amniotic fluid shows that less than 2 centimeters of amniotic fluid surrounds the donor twin and more than 8 centimeters of fluid surrounds the recipient; often, there is also at least a 20% difference in the size of the twins.
Stage II: The donor twin's bladder is not visible or it doesn't fill with urine during an ultrasound examination.
Stage III: Heart function of one or both of the babies begins to be affected by the imbalanced blood flow.
Stage IV: One of the twins shows signs of heart failure as a result of the imbalance of blood flow.
Stage V: At least one of the twins has passed away as a result of severe twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
If TTTS is diagnosed, it will be monitored carefully by specialists to make sure it does not progress. Since progression can happen very rapidly, it's important to have expert care from a team that is skilled in the early detection and treatment of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
What Is the Treatment for TTTS?
The twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome treatment is based on what stage it is when it is diagnosed. In Stage I, it may not require any intervention but will involve observation to ensure that it isn't progressing. This could include weekly ultrasounds.
Since cardiovascular issues are a leading cause of death for both the recipient and the donor twin, echocardiographs are often used to evaluate the response of the twins to treatment.
One of the most widely accepted therapies for TTTS has been serial amnioreduction, in which the excess fluid around the larger twin is removed in order to reduce the amount of pressure from the fluid and, in doing so, reduce the risk of early labor.
In recent years, the practice of fetoscopic laser photocoagulation has become more common for cases that are at Stage II and higher. In this procedure, a laser is used to block blood vessels between the twins. Now the blood flow between the two twins is blocked and each twin receives blood flow separately from the placenta, which allows each twin to receive his or her supply independent of one another.
In extreme cases, where the TTTS is in Stage IV and the donor twin will not survive, surgeons can perform cord coagulation. In this procedure, the blood supply to the donor twin is closed off so that the recipient twin will be able to survive.
What Is the Survival Rate for TTTS?
The twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome survival rate depends upon the stage at which it is diagnosed and treatment can begin. If left untreated, advanced stages of TTTS have a 90% fatality risk and, if the twins do survive, they have up to a 50% chance of having a neurological handicap.
However, the majority of babies who receive proper, early TTTS diagnosis and treatment will survive and be able to live normal, healthy lives.
The Fetal Care Center in Dallas is one of only a few centers worldwide with the capability to perform the full range of fetal interventions. If you have a question or wish to make an appointment, please call 972-566-5600 for urgent or same-day appointments. We are here for you and your family.
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The State Archives of North Carolina unveiled a first-of-its-kind social media archive to an audience of leading archivists, librarians, and records managers at the Best Practices Exchange Conference in Annapolis on Tuesday. The interactive social media archive is available to the public at http://nc.gov.archivesocial.com and contains more than 55,000 public records of Facebook and Twitter communications from state agencies across North Carolina.
Perhaps most striking is the ability of the archive to display content in a manner that mimics the original social network. Visitors can expand comments on a Facebook post, view full-sized photos, explore hashtags, and more. "Preserving the native look and interactivity of social media is critical given how rich, dynamic, and varied the content can be. As a records manager, you have to think about how you will make sense of this data years later," explains Chawla. Furthermore, social media records are captured continuously throughout the day and are archived in a legally sound format. In other words, every tweet, Facebook comment, and photo in the archive can potentially serve as legal evidence. "It is very important to us, from both an e-discovery and digital preservation standpoint, that ArchiveSocial can capture social media in its native format with complete metadata", says Eubank.