Scientists have found an explanation for the century-old observation that if you end up with just one kidney, the lone organ gets bigger.
When a single kidney is removed because of injury or for transplantation, the remaining kidney can rapidly get 50-60 percent bigger, an apparent physiological attempt to expand its capacity. Now scientists have shown that the increased blood flow to the kidney that results from going from two to one also delivers significantly more of the protein-building amino acids, which trigger the growth.
"Everybody thinks it makes sense that the kidney gets bigger, but how does the remaining kidney even know the other kidney is gone?" said Dr. Jian-Kang Chen, pathologist and kidney researcher at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University.
"What is the signal this remaining kidney has sensed and how does this signal get transmitted to make the cells forming the kidney's nephrons (filtering units) get bigger?" asked Chen, co-corresponding author of the study published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation.
A decade ago, Chen published a paper in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology showing that activation of a protein called mTOR is a major player in the hypertrophy of the lone kidney. However, the growth signal that activated mTOR, which forms two distinct multiprotein complexes known as mTOR complex 1, or mTORC1, and mTORC2 in cells, was still unknown.
Now the research team, which included scientists at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Texas A&M University, and Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University, found that in mice, the increased availability of amino acids prompts increased activation of mTORC1.
"For a cell to grow bigger, it has to have increased protein synthesis, which is regulated by mTORC1," Chen said. In the kidneys, mTORC1 more typically functions at a level that maintains the healthy status quo, said Chen, who calls it both a master regulator of protein synthesis and cell growth and a nutrient sensor. When one kidney is lost, mTORC1 senses more amino acids coming to the remaining kidney, which it takes as a cue through its upstream messenger enzyme called class III phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase, or PI3K, to make more protein.
Much like shunting traffic, when the scientists tied off one kidney in a mouse, blood flow to the remaining kidney increased immediately, as did amino acid availability and mTORC1 activation. Within a day, kidney size had increased a detectable amount. Follow up studies indicate growth typically plateaus at a 50-60 percent increase within about three months.
Another of their models, a mouse missing the Pten gene, which enables production of a protein that helps keep cell division and growth in check, also pointed toward mTORC1 as the growth driver, but the path to activation was slightly different. In this case, its sibling complex, mTORC2, was activated by gene removal, which through a series of intermediate signaling molecules, eventually also activated mTORC1.
It's a usual occurrence for mTORC2 to activate mTORC1. But, when scientists also removed a kidney from the PTEN knockout, mTORC1 did not need its sibling to become activated. What mTORC1 did need was the enzyme, class III PI3K, to become active. This is true as well, in their other model, in which a kidney was removed but PTEN wasn't.
Without Pten, both kidneys got larger. When they gave rapamycin, which inhibits mTORC1, both kidneys got smaller.
Now they want to know more about why the hypertrophy appears to reach a certain point and stop and whether the greatly increased girth many kidneys experience is ultimately bad for kidney function, as Chen suspects. By learning more about growth triggers, they hope to one day be able to intervene to limit the response and help ensure the lone kidney continues to function well.
Humans have on average about 1 million nephrons, or filtering units, in their kidneys. Each nephron has a renal proximal tubule that retrieves desirables the nephron filters from the blood, such as amino acids, sodium, and glucose. The proximal tubules then put these desirables back into the general circulation and direct waste products toward the bladder for elimination in the urine.
A single kidney can result from a developmental problem, or injury, being a kidney transplant donor or recipient. Even in humans with two kidneys, if disease reduces the number of functioning nephrons, the residual functioning nephrons will also grow bigger.
Amino acids come from the proteins we consume, enabling us to make proteins so we can build muscles, bones, and other key tissues. "Proteins in living cells are constantly being synthesized, and each protein has a lifespan," Chen notes, so the body is in constant need of protein synthesis and degradation.
The research was funded by the National Institutes of Health and an American Heart Association Scientist Development Grant. Dr. Raymond C. Harris, Chief of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension at Vanderbilt, also is a co-corresponding author.
After several instances of "just not feeling right," Georgia Regents University Landscaping & Grounds Manager Scott Davis finally convinced himself in January to see a doctor.
It was a good thing he did. Davis was diagnosed with ventricular tachycardia, also known as a fast heart rate, and doctors said he should consider himself lucky his condition hadn't resulted in a major cardiac attack.
Ventricular tachycardia, or VT, does not allow enough time for the heart to fill before it contracts so blood does not get pumped throughout the body, according to the American Heart Association. VT can be life-threatening and requires rapid diagnosis and treatment.
Davis' episodes occurred most often while he exercised. His heart would race faster than normal, and he felt like he would faint.
In December, he knew something wasn't quite right but, he said, like many men, he pushed it off as long as he could.
Last month, he made an appointment with his regular doctor, Drew Vanalstine. After performing routine check-up and running normal blood tests, Dr. Vanalstine suggested that Davis seek a cardiovascular consult from one of his medical school colleagues, Dr. Vishal Arora. After a quick, suspicious EKG, Dr. Arora fitted Davis with a Holter monitor, a battery-powered device that measured and recorded his heart activity for a 24-hour period. Davis also kept a diary of his daily activities.
On his birthday, Thursday, Feb. 12, Davis received a rather shocking present. He was told he needed to return to GRMC because data collected from the Holter monitor was abnormal. Davis and his family had plans to travel out of town that weekend, so he assured the nurse he would be in first thing on Monday.
"She said, 'No, you need to come now,'" Davis said.
Drs. Adam Berman and Robert Sorrentino later implanted a defibrillator in Davis' chest that can deliver a shock to return his heart to a normal rhythm if it is beating too fast. Davis is also taking antiarrhythmic medicine and has not felt out of sorts since.
Davis' VT diagnosis is particularly ironic. Weeks before he'd made the doctor's appointment in February, he was named captain of GRU's Division of Facilities Services Heart Walk fundraising team. Now, instead of simply encouraging the Division to raise money, he's raising awareness of heart health.
The main thing, he said, is to know your body so you recognize when things are out of whack.
"My hope is they'll learn from me," he said.
Davis has nothing but good things to say about his experience at Georgia Regents Medical Center. He's taken care of GRU for years, and now GRU has taken care of him.
"It feels good to support where you work," Davis said.
AUGUSTA, Ga. – The American Heart Association has recognized GRHealth as a Gold-Level Fit-Friendly Worksite for championing employee wellness. GRHealth is the only Augusta hospital to achieve this honor.
Fit-Friendly Worksites reach gold and platinum levels by implementing activities and programs that encourage physical activity, nutrition, and culture enhancements that foster healthy living.
According to the American Heart Association, American employers are losing an estimated $226 billion a year because of health care expenses and health-related losses in productivity. Many American adults have sedentary jobs, which contributes to a lack of physical activity and an increased risk of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, and a host of other medical issues. The AHA aims to transform corporate cultures through the Fit-Friendly initiative and other wellness programs.
The AHA recommends employee walking programs as walking has the lowest dropout rate of any physical activity.
Heart Walk: True Stories. True Success.
On October 15, 2011, Mike Oates experienced a plaque rupture while in the midst of training for a half marathon. In just 66 minutes, he went from lying on the ground without a pulse to leaving surgery with the rest of his life ahead of him.
Last year, the American Heart Association gave more than $7 million to GRU in research funding, making us eighth in the nation – and, more importantly, helping us to save lives like that of Mike Oates. The Heart Walk gives us the chance to give back to AHA. Click here for information on the Heart Walk and fundraising events, as well as to buy the official shirt, register a team, and submit a fundraising event concept.
Members of "Team Georgia Regents" met up at the GRHealth tent prior to the start of the Heart Walk on Saturday, March 8. Photo courtesy of the GRU Marketing Department.
Ambulatory Services presents its seventh annual Silent Auction on Friday, Dec. 6, from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in the Terrace Dining Hall on the Health Sciences Campus. The auction features an assortment of gift baskets, holiday gifts, an iPad, and more to support the American Heart Association Heart Walk. If you would like to donate an item, contact Steven Galles at sgalles@gru.edu.
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Nationally recognized advertising agency Wier/Stewart helps judge students' project presentations in Dr. Marsha Loda's senior marketing class in the Hull College of Business. The agency advised Dr. Loda that new hires needed skills in Adobe Design. The new class has already helped a student land a nationally promoted internship at JWT in New York.
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Dr. Kevin C. Dellsperger, Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Outcomes at the University of Missouri, has been named Chief Medical Officer and Vice President at Georgia Regents Medical Center. He will also be Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs in GRU's Medical College of Georgia. He will assume his new role Nov. 1.
Dellsperger will help the medical center advance best practices in health care delivery, focusing on patient safety and cost effectiveness. He will focus on quality and patient satisfaction metrics, and increase satisfaction of GRMC's clinical services among referring physicians.
He previously served as Professor in UM's Departments of Internal Medicine; Medical Pharmacology and Physiology; and Pathology and Anatomical Sciences. He also served as Director of the Tom and Anne Smith MD/PhD Program and held the Marie L. Vorbeck Chair in Medicine. Prior to that, he served as Chairman and Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine.
His research interests include coronary and pulmonary arterial and microvascular function in health and disease, exercise physiology in metabolic syndrome, and education and patient safety. His research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, Department of Veterans Affairs, American Diabetes Association, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, and American Heart Association.
Dellsperger is board certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Diseases and is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association, and American College of Physicians. He currently serves on the Malcom Baldrige National Quality Award Board of Examiners and previously attended the Brent James Intermountain Advanced Training Program.
He has authored more than 120 papers, peer-reviewed articles, and book chapters, and serves on the editorial boards for three leading health care journals.
Dellsperger received his medical and doctorate degrees from Louisiana State University in Shreveport and completed a residency in Internal Medicine and fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases at the University of Iowa.
Dr. David Pollock has a simple message for fellow hypertension researchers: think endothelin.
In a country where better than 30 percent of adults have high blood pressure and 50-75 percent of those have salt-sensitive hypertension, he believes the powerful endothelin system, which helps the body eliminate salt, should not be essentially ignored.
However, the research and clinical world focus on suppressing a better-known system, which prompts the body to hold onto salt, said Pollock, Chief of the Section of Experimental Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University.
Pollock is giving the 2013 Lewis K. Dahl Memorial Lecture Sept. 14 during the American Heart Association's High Blood Pressure Research 2013 Scientific Sessions in New Orleans.
"If you look at blood pressure regulation and salt-controlled sodium excretion, everybody sees the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. That is what the books say." Pollock said. No doubt the system is important. When blood volume is low, the kidneys secret renin to make the hormone angiotensin. Angiotensin drives blood pressure up by promoting sodium retention directly and by stimulating release of aldosterone, a hormone that prompts the kidneys to resorb sodium rather than eliminate it in the urine.
It's a protective system intended to ensure that the body has enough sodium to keep blood pressure at sufficient levels to sustain life. It's also a system that's somehow dysregulated in some hypertensive patients who take ACE inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers to turn it down.
Since most Americans already turn down this system by eating too much salt, Pollock argues that enhancing sodium excretion might be a better approach, particularly for those not responding to existing therapies.
In fact, when an animal on a high-salt diet is given a drug to block endothelin's B receptor, blood pressure goes up 50 points, Pollock said. He regularly reminds research colleagues that blocking angiotensin receptors won't produce nearly such dramatic results. In fact, he thinks problems with the endothelin system – possibly resulting from a developmental defect or high-salt exposure early in life – may help explain why some folks who eat a high-sodium diet get high blood pressure and others don't. But this leads to one of the weak points of endothelin and probably part of the reason it's not been top of mind for hypertension researchers, he said.
When the salt-eliminating B receptor is inactive for whatever reason, endothelin's A receptor, which actually constricts blood vessels, gets activated so blood pressure goes up, Pollock said. An interesting aside is that, at least in the short term, higher blood pressure makes it easier for the kidneys to eliminate sodium without the help of the B receptor.
Endothelin was labeled the most potent vasoconstrictor ever described when it was first purified in the late 1980s, but it was a long time before there was any attention paid to the diametrically opposed actions of the B receptors, Pollock said. Receptor antagonists didn't exist in those early days anyway and efforts to block endothelin synthesis didn't work well because there were so many forms of the enzyme that make endothelin scattered throughout the body, he said.
While still working for a pharmaceutical company, Pollock helped develop on one of the first A receptor antagonists that's now in the final stage of clinical trials for chronic kidney disease. Since the early patents on the endothelin-blocking drugs are about to run out, it's unlikely that new drug development dollars will be in the offing, Pollock said. The good news is that drugs already in use for pulmonary hypertension, which shut down the A receptors, likely have crossover potential for salt-sensitive hypertension, Pollock said.
Pollock's studies have shown that the kidney's endothelin B receptor plays a critical role in eliminating both acute and chronic salt loads by activating nitric oxide, a potent dilator of blood vessels, in the kidneys. In fact, the kidneys make more endothelin than any place in the body.
Key questions include how the B receptor gets turned off. Interestingly, researchers already know that the angiotensin system shuts the receptor down when patients are on a low-salt diet. Do hypertensive patients on a low-salt diet also have their B receptors turned off? "It's a good question and another reason that targeting the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system may not give you the whole answer," Pollock said.
The Lewis K. Dahl Memorial Lecture was established in 1988 by the Council for High Blood Pressure Research in honor of Dahl's pioneering work on the relations between salt, the kidney and hypertension, and for establishing the Dahl salt-sensitive rat, a major genetically based experimental model of hypertension. Pollock has been a fellow of the council since 2000.


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In December of 2005 I was washing dishes while watching NBC News on the little TV on the counter. Lisa Myers was reporting that the Pentagon was spying on peace groups. The graphic they displayed showed an email with the subject line: "Great Places to Protest" and I realized she was talking about an email I had written on behalf of the DC Antiwar Network a few months earlier. I was referring to a handful of military recruiting stations in the DC area where recruiters were implicated in sexual misconduct in the high schools and other serious violations. The release of 43 emails featured four of mine and almost all of them described attempts to organize activists to protest at recruiting stations.
In October, 2008 I received a letter from the Superintendent of the Maryland State Police (MSP) saying I had been classified as a terrorist for my antiwar activities. There's a certain irony here. I don't think the US government, or any other government for that matter, should kill people - and they know that! But, in latter-day America, I am a terrorist.
They told me I could go to Baltimore to review my files but that I couldn't make copies or have an attorney present. I sought the counsel of the ACLU-MD, together with 27 of the 53 Marylanders included in this dragnet. The ACLU received a file on me from the MSP but several pages were entirely redacted. The only information the censurers left intact had to do with a demonstration I helped to organize regarding Lockheed Martin's manufacture of cluster munitions. I thought it was odd because it represented a small part my activist life which was dedicated almost exclusively to bringing attention to the reckless behavior of the US Military Entrance Processing Command.
The Marylanders implicated in this sting all had extensive ties to national networks. Catholic nuns who bang on nuclear missiles; a leader of a radical antiwar women's group; an expert in guerilla theatre and puppet-making; radical environmentalists; A microbiologist and her attorney husband who pointed to the dangers inherent in biological weapon's programs at Maryland's Fort Detrick; national antiwar leaders; anti-death penalty activists; veterans fighting depleted uranium and those abhorred by the human carnage cause by cluster munitions. These folks are the enemies of the American state.

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Q: How to provide valid SSL certificate with MITM attack? I'm writing a Ruby code that simulates a DNS Server and returns his own IP in case that the domain name does not exist.
For example, in case that the server will get a request for google.com, it will refer to the real google's site. On the other hand, in case that the request will be to non-exist domain like ytjsdngfdsgmsdfg.com, it will return his own IP.
On the server there is a apache server as well that returns a generic page who will be the response for all of these non-exist domain sites requests.
I faced a problem with generate and provide a valid SSL certificate in case that the response will be my own apache server.
Please remember that the domain name will be different each time, so generate one certificate will be not good enough.
I need something that will return a valid SSL certificate for each domain name that my server will refer to his own apache server.
Is there any solution to deal with it?

A: If you have control of the client(s) you should create your own Private Root CA, deploy it to the client(s) and use your own Private Root CA to generate the SSL Server certificates for the domains you are trying to impersonate in real time. Have in mind that different browsers use different locations to retrieve the Root CAs.
If you don´t have access to the client(s) Root CA store there is nothing you can do.

A: Without modifying the client you can't: It's the purpose of https to assert the identity of the server.
But if you can install on the client (browser) a CA certificate you made, then that client will consider valid any certificate you sign.

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Film Review: The Birthday Cake
Director: Jimmy Giannopoulos
Cast: Shiloh Fernandez, William Fichtner, Val Kilmer, Lorraine Bracco, Ewan McGregor, Emory Cohen, Vincent Pastore, Ashley Benson, Penn Badgley, Aldis Hodge, Jeremy Allen White, Luis Guzman, John Magaro, Jake Weary, David Mazouz, Paul Sorvino
Rating: MA
Australian Distributor: Signature Entertainment / Screen Media Films
With a cast including Val Kilmer, Lorraine Bracco, William Fichtner, Luis Guzman, Paul Sorvino, Vincent Pastore, Aldis Hodge, Shiloh Fernandez and Penn Badgley, Director Jimmy Giannopoulos had a lot of talent to work with in his directorial debut.
The Birthday Cake follows Gio (Shiloh Fernandez) as he walks through the city streets to deliver a cake from his mother to her mob boss brother, Angelo (Val Kilmer). For the last 10 years since Gio's father was killed, Angelo, the family, and their associates have gathered to celebrate his memory and eat some cake. But this year, one of them is missing: Gio's cousin, Leo (Emory Cohen), who's gotten himself into trouble. Everyone is looking for Leo—from Angelo to the FBI—and they suspect that Gio is covering for him.
As Gio makes his way through the streets to Angelo's house, he has brief encounters with friends and family members—and with plenty of people who are very interested in Leo's whereabouts. He occasionally checks in with Leo, too. But none of these encounters lead viewers to much of an understanding about what's going on here—about the characters, their loyalties, or why we should care about any of it. Really, the only solid information comes from the occasional narration by the priest who's somehow supposed to tie everything together but fails to do so in a way that makes sense.
Packed with recognisable supporting actors, the formidable cast literally begs that the story receive thoughtful consideration from audiences. Unfortunately, the film consistently misses an opportunity to deliver much more. Notable appearances include Vincent Pastore as Vito, Ashley Benson as Tracey, William Fichtner as Uncle Ricardo, Paul Sorvino as Uncle Carmine, Aldis Hodge as Eagle, and Luis Guzmán as a delightful pot-smoking cab driver who also freely offers relationship advice to anyone willing to listen.
The Birthday Cake offers a slightly different take to the mafia boss genre. At times, the writing can feel cliché and derivative, but makes up for it by giving the audience something new and interesting to work with. This film is very much like the cake it takes its name from – something you know what to expect, just put it in a nice box to keep it fresh.
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Whether it's a plane crash in the desert or a harrowing escape from the rumblings of a volcano, there is only one choice: Survive. In this six-book series, six groups of teens must do whatever it takes to prevail in disastrous situations. Along the way, their belief in themselves and others will be shaken. Their loyalties will be questioned. And every ounce of their resourcefulness will be tested to the max. Do they have what it takes to survive?


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Diana Yekinni is a British Nigerian actress. In 2014, she was nominated in the "Most Promising Actress" category at the 2014 edition of the Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards.

Early life and education
Diana Yekinni was born and raised in South London, England. She is an alumnus of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Los Angeles she had previously studied theatre and dance at the BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology.

Career
She started her professional acting career in 2009 after she featured in an American television series titled Medium. In 2010, she was cast as Libby in the film Ijé and Odele in Mosa. In 2012, Yekinni participated and won the maiden edition of the Annual GIAMA Screen Icon Search Competition in Houston, U.S. She moved to Nigeria in 2012 and has since featured in several television series and films including A New You, All That Glitters, Saro: The Musical, Jenifa's Diary as Genevieve, Lagos Cougars and Lunch Time Heroes.

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Yoruba actresses
Nigerian expatriates in the United Kingdom
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You also need to flap the bottle in the game of Falling Bottle Challenge. However, the goal of the game is to let the bottle fall into the gap between the two desk rather than fall onto the desk. If the bottle touches the desk during the falling, you lose the game. How many score can you get? Enjoy the game.


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After biting the bullet, Uddhav Thackeray govt puts Mumbai-Pune hyperloop project under review
By Prachee KulkarniPrachee Kulkarni, Mumbai Mirror | Updated: Dec 5, 2019, 08:36 IST
After the PM's bullet train project, Uddhav Thackeray has put the Rs 3,607-crore Mumbai-Pune transport plan under review as well.
IN PUNE After "deprioritising" Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet bullet train, the state government is now likely to chuck the marquee Rs 3,607-crore hyperloop project by the wayside.
Hyperloop is still an untested fifth mode of transportation, based on an idea mooted by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. The project, which aims to connect Mumbai with Pune in 25 minutes by building a vacuum pod, a railway track and a vehicle that would magnetically levitate above the track, was approved by former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in 2017. The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority was tasked with executing it from next year with the help of US-based transportation technology company Virgin Hyperloop One.
The project's massive outlay—it will cost Rs 3,550 crore in the first phase and Rs 57 crore in the second—has prompted the new coalition government to put it under review. While NCP leaders claimed outright that the project will be shelved until such a scientific mode of transportation is even feasible. "Such a method of transport is still theoretical. It doesn't exist anywhere in the world. The hyperloop project, as of now, is in an experimental stage. We don't even know if it will be feasible here. Why should the government pay for this experiment?" said NCP leader Nawab Malik.
Shiv Sena leaders were more tactful in their response. Neelam Gorhe, deputy chairman of the legislative council and Sena leader, said it all comes down to how the review pans out.
Days after assuming power, Uddhav Thackeray ordered a review of all projects and proposals cleared by the Devendra Fadnavis government-—such as the Mumbai-Nagpur Samruddhi Corridor, the Coastal Road and the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train, citing the state's Rs 6.71lakh crore outstanding debt. He directed officials to withhold payments until completion of the review.
BJP leaders called the plan to shelve the hyperloop "unfortunate", adding that no development can be undertaken in the state if all projects cleared by the former government are called into question. BJP spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, "This was a futuristic experiment by the government. It is unfortunate if the ruling coalition feels that it is a waste of money."
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Dr. Daldrup-Link earned her medical degree from the University of Munster, Germany, in 1992 and completed a radiology residency and a 2-year fellowship in pediatric radiology at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. From 1998-2003, she completed a PD thesis in MRI Contrast Media Research and Molecular MR Imaging, which received Ph.D. equivalence certification from the Center for Educational Documentation Inc. in Boston, MA. From 2003 to 2010, Dr. Daldrup-Link worked as an assistant professor (2003-2006) and associate professor (2006-2010) of radiology and pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco, (UCSF). In 2010, Dr. Daldrup-Link joined the Radiology Department at Stanford University as an Associate Professor of Radiology and Director of the Translational Tumor and Stem Cell Imaging lab. Dr. Daldrup-Link has published more than 100 scientific and review articles on imaging techniques. She also published a textbook entitled "Essentials of Pediatric Radiology: A Multimodality Approach", which was most recently supplemented with a free app for the iPAD. Dr. Daldrup-Link is a member of the Board of Directors of the Society for Pediatric Radiology (SPR); member of the oncology committee of the SPR, member of the Children�??s Oncology Group (COG); member of the editorial boards of the journals Radiology, European Radiology, Academic Radiology and Pediatric Radiology; member of the molecular imaging scientific program committee for the Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), and member of the NIH-NCI Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy Study Section.
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Today is the 56th anniversary of the Ford Mustang's 1964 debut at the Word's Fair, an occasion that reminded me that…
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Here's Screenshots Of The Car Chase From Bullitt But With The Mustang Replaced By A Saturn SL1
One good thing about being forced to stay inside your house because of a virus is that it gives you a chance to…
The 10th Anniversary RTR Mustang Spec 5 Is Cool And All But The Shelby GT500 Already Exists
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Professional drifter and champion Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s tuning company, RTR Vehicles, turns 10 this year. To celebrate…
In Hong Kong, a right-hand-drive 1966 Ford Mustang convertible sits next to a Pagoda. That's the nickname for the '60s-era W113 Mercedes-Benz 230 SL with the concave roof that resembles "curved roofs of Far Eastern temples." I honestly don't know which 1960s "2+2" I find more beautiful.
Found For Sale 2/4/20
This 1966 Ford Mustang Is Called The 'Z-Tang' And It's Weirder Than It Looks
On first glance, it looks like the most generic Ford Mustang ever: a 1966 Coupe, probably with the 289 V8 and C4…
Shelby Sells Way More Trucks Than Hot Mustangs
Forgive us, oh Performance Gods, for we have forsaken thee! Shelby American sells about two and a half times as many…
Car Culture 12/30/19
Ford Stuffed 20,000 HP Worth Of Ford Mustangs Into An Echoey LA Parking Garage And The Sound Was Unbelievable
Before the Los Angeles Auto Show this past November, Ford parked a bunch of Ford Mustang Shelby GT350s, 2020 Ford…
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Comment Of The Day: It's Got Potential Edition
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A Look At The Engineering Behind The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E
The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is a huge deal. It's the first high-volume Ford built on a dedicated electric vehicle…
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la dolce vita (di Cape Town): There is more to Woodstock....than the old Biscuit Mill!
There is more to Woodstock....than the old Biscuit Mill!
Woodstock has always been one of my favorite neighborhoods in town (it must be the New Yorker in me!). This morning between dropping off my car at Subaru and a play date with Bridget and Jessica, Tony and I managed to squeeze in a Cappuccino and a Croissant at THE ARTISAN BAKER . A lovely break on a gorgeous day!!
Dani's Tip: Park right at the old Biscuiy Mill (R5 up to 30 minutes) and spend a bit of time browsing through the lovely shops without the Saturday crowds. Scoop: The Pies are better than the croissants!!
Check out this website for more on what's happening in Woodstock! I LOVE WOODSTOCK.


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Q: Redirect to URL (via header) vs. copying pasting URL in browser Noticed that token information when sent to a 3rd party service in the in format "https://domaindotcom/login/token/blah.blah.blah.blah" works fine when copying and pasting it into the browser.
Now, when the same token is sent from a webpage sitting on an internal website via a PHP redirect (using the header function) we get issues. The redirect executes, the token triggers the event with the vendor, but it fails to finalize.
The page sits on a web server which is NOT accessible by the world.
Differences perhaps in what information gets sent out via these two methods?
Would a browser send more info when a PHP script is triggered on it such as referer?
Perhaps referer information received via the PHP header redirect function, and the vendor attempts to ping back (if their server detects a referer), but since the server is not accessible it may be flagged and process killed?
Would appreciate thoughts and ideas on what may be happening. Thank you!

A: This most likely has to do with their cookie settings. Specifically, if the cookie setting of the domain you are redirecting to contains SameSite=strict, the first request after a redirect from another domain will not include cookies.

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Osteoarthritis, or "wear-and-tear" arthritis, is the most common type of arthritis. Also known as degenerative joint disease or age-related arthritis, osteoarthritis is more likely to develop as people age. Inflammation and injury to the joint cause a breaking down of cartilage tissues, resulting in pain, swelling, and deformity. The changes in osteoarthritis usually occur slowly over many years, though there are occasional exceptions.
Achilles stretch. With your palms flat on a wall, lean against the wall and place one foot forward and one foot back. Lean forward, leaving your heels on the floor. You can feel the pull in your Achilles tendon and your calf. Repeat this exercise three times, holding for 10 seconds on each repeat.
Is Surgery an Option for Foot and Ankle Osteoarthritis?
Fusion surgery. This kind of surgery, also called arthrodesis, involves fusing bones together with the use of rods, pins, screws, or plates. After healing, the bones remain fused together.
Joint replacement surgery. This kind of surgery involves replacing the ankle joint with artificial implants and is used only in rare cases.
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS): "What Is Osteoarthritis?" and "Hand Out on Health: Osteoarthritis."
National Institute on Aging: "Age Page: Arthritis Advice."
What Causes Swollen Ankles and Feet?


Data displayed on the ESIP Monitoring Map are also available via Web Mapping Services (WMS). Web Mapping Services allow the data to be displayed directly on other Web-based maps and in GIS mapping applications. Because the data are hosted on the Gulf of Maine Council's server and served in real-time on demand, rather than downloaded, WMS enables end-users to see the most up-to-date data.


up a sun umbrella – as well as put it back down again in just 60 seconds!
Yet another advantage of the SOLIDAY Snap System is its flexibility. It can be mounted on pylons (droppole, stainless steel and aluminium masts) as well as walls etc. And without any elaborate effort.
A removable winch means you only need one winch per sunsail system. At all the other anchor points, it suffices to have a base plate installed with a fallstop clamp (for wall mounts, an additional stainless steel plate is also necessary). The winch is made from high-quality stainless steel, making it possible to attain professional-grade tension in the sail.
The fallstop clamp acts as a fastener for the cordage. With a simple motion, the fallstop clamp can be released, which in turn frees the cordage. This means the sunsail can be taken down and put back up again very quickly.
The special shape of the SNAP ground plate allows it to be mounted snuggly on aluminium pylons, stainless steel pylons and droppole pylons, as well as on house walls.


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Sports arenas, fast food chains, cafeterias and restaurants with soda fountain machines pressurize CO2 into liquid syrup creating a fizzy, carbonated drink. Draft beer dispensing systems use carbon dioxide or a specific blend of carbon dioxide and nitrogen to ensure you don't have flat or foamy beer.
Champagne, Pinot Grigio and Moscato may not be similar in taste, but can be similar in gases used during winemaking. Carbon dioxide, nitrogen and argon are used to pressurize wine tanks, carbonate sparkling wine and blanket wines to displace oxygen.
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In that connection, Mr. Horgan successfully has developed programs, from concept to licensure, in a wide array of settings, both inside the United States and offshore. Mr. Horgan routinely provides legal guidance to self-insured and captive entities with respect to regulatory, operational and claims management matters. His experience and capabilities extend to evaluating the feasibility of a proposed program, selecting the appropriate vehicle, assisting with formation and licensing, and providing ongoing corporate and regulatory support and daily program management, including claims handling, legal defense and general counsel services.
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Addressing both the constraints and the strengths inherent in helping youth realize their full potential, in 2004 the Maharat Training for Employment Program was born. Through a blend of effective market-responsive and holistic initiatives, Maharat developed a program that gives Jordanian youth the ideal tools and equips them with the skills required to become productive members of society. Capable of obtaining jobs as well as becoming successful entrepreneurs hence improving their quality of life, also contributing to society and positively affecting the country's GDP. By focusing on our youth, our society thrives more and becomes more self-sufficient.
Maharat provides an entrepreneurial training program to encourage youth to become self- sufficient entrepreneurs through a customized capacity building program. We believe that entrepreneurship is vital because it turns youth to become " job creators" instead of " job seekers" where not only do they find a job but they also have the ability to generate job opportunities, therefore self-employability is a major theme this training focuses on.
In partnership with universities and colleges around Jordan, Maharat launched "Maharat Universities" (part of the Maharat Employability program) as a three-hour accredited undergraduate elective course and it focuses on soft skills and life skills that develop the students' capacities in preparation for the labor market. The course is taught using the Maharat methodology, "Learning by Doing" and is conducted within an interactive business-like environment, providing the practical skills necessary for fresh graduates to land successful careers.


Fiddlers from around the region came to Chewelah last weekend, competing in the "Fiddlers on the Peak" competition at the Chewelah Civic Center.
Programs will run until September.
A move by the Northeast Tri-County Board of Health (NETCHD) to discontinue family planning and Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) testing and treatment services at the end of the year is largely tied to declining numbers of 20-34 year-old residents who generally use the services, according to officials.
A member of the People's Oversight Committee that was sentenced for disrupting Stevens County District Court in 2014 is appealing his sentence and has filed documents in court questioning the authority of the officers who arrested him.
Dennis Patterson, 58, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and interference of court in a jury trial in April 2015.
According to court records, Patterson, Constance June Thew and Charles Ransier attended the regular session of Stevens County District court on Jan. 5, 2015, sat in the front row and Patterson began reading loudly from a printed page. Patterson ignored Judge Tveit's order to stop, trying to "talk over her," according to court documents.
Once Patterson was removed from court, Thew and Ransier also attempted to stand up and read the document and also had to be removed by Stevens County Sheriff's Deputies. The trio were all charged with Contempt of Court, Criminal Trespass in the First Degree and Interference of Court.
Patterson had a jury trial on the charges on April 13, 2015 and acted as his own lawyer. The jury was allowed to view video and audio recording of the disruption. After two days, the jury found Patterson guilty of Disorderly Conduct and Interference with Court Process. Patterson was sentenced to 10 days in jail and a $750 fine. However, as an appeal has been filed on the case, the sentence has been stayed until the appeal is addressed by the state appeals court.
In the May 12, 2016 petition "against state officers," Patterson argues that Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rassmussen, Deputy Prosecutor Lech Radzimski, Deputy Prosecutor Jessica Taylor-Reeves, Stevens County Sheriff Kendle Allen, Stevens County Sheriff's Department Sgt. Loren Erdman and Stevens County Superior Court Judge Allen Neilson all "colluded to subvert the United States of America and the State of Washington's prohibition against abridgement of my right to redress grievances." Patterson said the officers listed acted "without jurisdiction or consent" which caused him harm.
Patterson also claims that Allen and Erdman were given advance notice of Patterson's plan to address Judge Tveit in court but arrested and imprisoned him anyway.
The last public communication from Patterson is detailed in a Jan. 2015 post on the POC blog, https://protectingpeoplesrights.wordpress.com/.
Patterson said he has been "criminalized" for exercising his right to a peaceable assembly.
A hearing date regarding Patterson's appeal in his case has not yet been set.
Free, creative photos of the Lake Roosevelt area, video links to YouTube and pre-scripted social media posts are among the tools that the National Parks Service (NPS) is sharing with local businesses to celebrate the centennial of national parks and increase visitors this summer. The social media tools are available to local businesses because they are important "partners" in the national parks experience, according to NPS staffer Brandon Cadwell.
The Walter E. Goodman Museum in Chewelah will begin regular summer hours Friday, May 27, 2016.
Friday, May 27, 2016-10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday, May 28, 2016-10 a.m. -2 p.m.
Sunday, May 29, 2016-10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Chewelah area veterans will conduct services at nine Stevens County Cemeteries on Monday, May 30. Prayers, flowers, gun salutes, and 'taps' will honor those who gave their lives in defense of our country.
Summit Valley – 9:20 a.m.
Chewelah Pioneer – 10 a.m.
Chewelah St. Mary's – 10:15 a.m.
Chewelah Memorial (Hwy 395) – 10:40 a.m.
Jump Off Joe – 11:25 a.m.
Forest Center – 11:45 a.m.
The Springdale Women's Club will host a light lunch at the conclusion of the Springdale Services.
If you want to get a personalized flag included in the inaugural flying of Flags Over Chewelah on July 4, 2016, be sure to get your order form submitted soon to project organizer Del Barber Jr.
[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type="show" ihc_mb_who="reg" ihc_mb_template="-1″ ]Barber reported last week that over 75 flags have been sponsored by local families or individuals and nearly 100 flag holders have been installed in Main Ave. sidewalks.
Barber orders the flags from the office of Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers and all of the flags are flown over the Capitol building in Washington D.C. before being delivered to Barber with Certificates of Authenticity.
The first holiday scheduled for the flag display is Independence Day (July 4) and then the flags will be displayed during the Chataqua parade (July 9). The flags will be displayed from early morning to late afternoon on ten holidays every year, including Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Patriot Day, Columbus Day and Veterans Day.
Tri County Economic Development District (TEDD) is pleased to make available gallery space at its Colville office for area artists to display their work to the public. TEDD knows that the arts is an important part of a vibrant economy, and is happy to turn the conference and meeting facility into a venue promoting local artists.
[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type="show" ihc_mb_who="reg" ihc_mb_template="-1″ ]"We are excited about showcasing local artists here at TEDD because of their unique perspective on our communities," says Jeff Koffel, Executive Director.
Gallery TEDD's first featured artist is Gail Johannes of Chewelah, WA. Gail currently has 13 of her pieces displayed in the main conference room, including original watercolors and mixed-media works.
More can be learned about Gail and her art at gailjohannesarts.com. The public is welcome to come view displayed art during regular business hours, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
TEDD invites artists interested in displaying their work to download an application packet from the Tri County Economic Development website, www.tricountyedd.com. The Gallery TEDD committee will be looking in particular for works that convey a sense of Northeast Washington, but all art- paintings, sculpture, mixed media, etc., will be considered. For more information, call Tri County Economic Development District at 509-684- 4571 or visit www.tricountyedd.com.
Washington state's taxable retail sales grew 7.7 percent in the fourth quarter of 2015, reaching just over $35.9 billion. Retail trade, which is a portion of all taxable retail sales, rose 4.7 percent to a total of $16.2 billion in that same time period of Oct. 1 – Dec. 31, 2015.
[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type="show" ihc_mb_who="reg" ihc_mb_template="-1″ ]Taxable retail sales in Stevens County were up nearly 1 percent at $108.9 million, compared to $107.9 million in the fourth quarter of 2014. In Chewelah, taxable retail sales were nearly even at $8.8 million while Colville saw a 2.8 percent increase to $52.9 million, compared to $51.5 million a year earlier.


"Mom, I'm telling you that Admiral Nelson has an affinity with the oceans." Lee Crane told her as sat opposite her eating a pile of his favourite waffles. He had always declared that only she could make them right. This was the first time that he had time to visit her since taking up the post of Captain of the submarine Seaview and was making the most of her home cooking. "I'm even sure that it's rubbing off on me somehow."
With just one look Mrs Crane could see from the gleam in her son's eyes that he had totally relaxed into his new job and loved every minute of life at the Nelson Institute. She had been worried when she had heard that Nelson had pulled him out of the regular navy, but soon found that he fears had been unfounded. However from what Lee was telling her she wondered if his friend Chip Morton was going to survive the experience.
"Did you know I've even convinced Chip that I've suddenly become more marine-researchey. About two days ago to be precise." Said Lee with a wry smile on his face as he took another bite. His Mom knew that look.
"And just what have you told poor old Chip this time?"
"Well he kept on going on about his new pet goldfish. The one that he keeps on his Institute desk since Admiral Nelson had told him that he should brighten up his office. I thought he would buy a plant. But then he came back with a gold-fish."
"The one that Angie baby-sits for when you're at sea?"
"The one and the same."
"Has he given the poor thing a name. The last time you wrote he had refused to give the poor thing a name until he could determine if it was male or female."
"Well as it was the beginning of April. I thought I would tell him the fish would tell me it's name, all that I would have to do was ask. That all you had to do was to look deeply into it's bowl when asking."
"And it told you it's name?"
"So what's Chip now calling it, Lee?"
"Well Bob of course mom. Just as all goldfish'll tell you. You should have seen his face when I told him." Said Lee in between mouthfuls. "A picture is worth a thousand words..I wish I had a camera, when I told him that all goldfish'll tell you the same thing...." Lee trailed off "Well you should have been there, mom."
"I'm sure that Chip'll get you back next April 1st Lee."
"Now that's something I'm counting on Mom."


So I've just launched my new app Soundboard Studio, and it's $30. It's the first time I've launched an app over $10.
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Girl, 2, found all alone at daycare center
Child not hurt; not clear if charges will be filed
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Police found a 2-year-old child left alone at a daycare center Thursday night.The little girl was reported missing at about 6:45 p.m. after her father arrived to pick her up at Life Span in Riviera Beach, WPBF 25 News reported.The gates were locked, but when police showed up, the child was found at about 8 p.m.She did not appear to be hurt, but paramedics took her to a hospital as a precaution.It's not clear if any charges will be filed.More From WPBF: Email alerts | Mobile | Social9146236
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Police found a 2-year-old child left alone at a daycare center Thursday night.
The little girl was reported missing at about 6:45 p.m. after her father arrived to pick her up at Life Span in Riviera Beach, WPBF 25 News reported.
The gates were locked, but when police showed up, the child was found at about 8 p.m.
She did not appear to be hurt, but paramedics took her to a hospital as a precaution.
It's not clear if any charges will be filed.


Vote for 2018 Case Studies! Learn from Your Colleagues!
We had some great submissions to the 2018 Open Standards Case Study Competition! Our judges have narrowed down 5 cases that best meet the outlined criteria. Now, we need your help to select the top 3. This is a great opportunity for you to learn from others around the world who are using the Open Standards! (Each case is only 2-5 pages). Please read through these and share input for the judges to consider in their final selection.
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Voto por la exitosa implementación de OS en las Áreas Silvestres Protegidas de Chile.
impresionante me gusta este proyecto!! arriba la naturaleza y ecologico!!!
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Cottonwood, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Cottonwood, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Cottonwood, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Guadalupe, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Guadalupe, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Guadalupe, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Somerton, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Somerton, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Somerton, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Mesa, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Mesa, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Mesa, AZ — contact us.
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Any homeowner that has ever experienced a frigid winter or an extremely hot summer in Chino Valley, AZ without heating and air knows all about how uncomfortable it can be. There are many different ways to heat and cool a home, but generally most homeowners are looking for a long-term solution. Of course, it may cost more in the beginning, but the payoff is going to be energy efficiency and lower bills. The key: getting the right system and having everything installed properly. Plus, doing research on the different units is also going to play an important factor in getting the right heating and air system for your home.
The installation of a central heat and air unit in Chino Valley, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Chino Valley, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Chino Valley, AZ — contact us.
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Any homeowner that has ever experienced a frigid winter or an extremely hot summer in El Mirage, AZ without heating and air knows all about how uncomfortable it can be. There are many different ways to heat and cool a home, but generally most homeowners are looking for a long-term solution. Of course, it may cost more in the beginning, but the payoff is going to be energy efficiency and lower bills. The key: getting the right system and having everything installed properly. Plus, doing research on the different units is also going to play an important factor in getting the right heating and air system for your home.
The installation of a central heat and air unit in El Mirage, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in El Mirage, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation El Mirage, AZ — contact us.
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Any homeowner that has ever experienced a frigid winter or an extremely hot summer in Cave Creek, AZ without heating and air knows all about how uncomfortable it can be. There are many different ways to heat and cool a home, but generally most homeowners are looking for a long-term solution. Of course, it may cost more in the beginning, but the payoff is going to be energy efficiency and lower bills. The key: getting the right system and having everything installed properly. Plus, doing research on the different units is also going to play an important factor in getting the right heating and air system for your home.
The installation of a central heat and air unit in Cave Creek, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Cave Creek, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Cave Creek, AZ — contact us.
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Any homeowner that has ever experienced a frigid winter or an extremely hot summer in Eloy, AZ without heating and air knows all about how uncomfortable it can be. There are many different ways to heat and cool a home, but generally most homeowners are looking for a long-term solution. Of course, it may cost more in the beginning, but the payoff is going to be energy efficiency and lower bills. The key: getting the right system and having everything installed properly. Plus, doing research on the different units is also going to play an important factor in getting the right heating and air system for your home.
The installation of a central heat and air unit in Eloy, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Eloy, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Eloy, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Kingman, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Kingman, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Kingman, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Sierra Vista, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Sierra Vista, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation Sierra Vista, AZ — contact us.
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The installation of a central heat and air unit in Flagstaff, AZ is going to range between $3700 – $7200 according to reports across the United States. The reason this cost is higher – a central unit is going to be a better and more permanent option.
A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in Flagstaff, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
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A window unit that is installed in the window of a home is called a singular A/C system unit. Surprisingly enough, these particular units are not very expensive. A homeowner can purchase one at a hardware store or even a department store and spend under $500. Yes, it is a cheaper way to go, but wait until you see your electric bill. Your home may be ice cold in the summer, but expect to see a bill that is going to be more than double. To Install an AC/Heat Window Unit in South Tucson, AZ — get free estimates by calling 1-855-248-6213.
A split system unit is also referred to as a mini-split (ductless) or a central unit system that is installed as inside and outside units. This isn't a bad way to go, but most homeowners will still go with the installation of a central system using a duct system. For split system installation South Tucson, AZ — contact us.


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Q: How does the lucky attribute affect IVs during trading? I started playing at launch but dropped off for a while as new features were rolling out. As such, I have a bunch of 2016 Pokémon but no lucky Pokémon, until I did my first trade recently.  Based on how I understand trading these old Pokémon should work, I have a reasonable expectation of getting some lucky Pokémon back as well.
But what I don't completely understand is how a Pokémon being lucky affects their new IV values. Are the new values generated based on a higher stat floor? Do the current IVs prior to the trade and turning lucky play a role? Could a Pokémon with high IVs actually have lower IVs after turning lucky? I essentially just need to understand this system better so I can better target what Pokémon I want in return during trades. What's the current understanding for stat rerolls when a Pokémon being traded turns lucky?

A: According to this and this Reddit thread there is a IV floor for lucky Pokemon being 12/12/12. This overrules the friendship level IV floor effects and, similar to friendship trades, prior IV doesn't matter.
This gives a strategic advantage to those with less than 10 lucky Pokemon trading July/Aug 2016 Pokemon as they are guaranteed to be lucky and, with the IV floor, have great IVs.


Hospice patients and their family members typically call 9‑1‑1 because they are symptomatic, frightened or alone—not because they want to go back into the hospital. Most of the time they are simply searching for additional support.
Because the role of hospice is to ensure in-home support and the most appropriate care possible for patients and families coping with terminal illness, collaboration between hospice and EMS benefits everyone. A pro-active meeting of the patient, family, EMS and hospice professional gives everyone an opportunity to assess the situation and get to know one another. That ensures that the patient gets the care they need, the caregiver's fears are allayed and the EMS is fully informed if they get a call from this address.
Is the patient full code (no Do Not Resuscitate order in place)?
Does the patient have a history of going to the ED? Do they verbalize a desire to call 9‑1‑1?
Does the patient or primary caregiver have a high level of anxiety?
Is this the first time the patient is in a nursing home or assisted living facility following hospitalization?
Has pain management delivery dropped from intravenous to oral?
Does the physician report that the patient/family is in denial of the terminal prognosis?
Patients designated high risk receive an introductory visit by the ambulance service's VITAS-trained paramedics and additional visits and calls from members of their hospice team, including the physician, nurse, hospice aide, social worker, chaplain and volunteer.
High-risk patients and caregivers are instructed to call Telecare®, the VITAS telephone triage system, rather than 9‑1‑1 if they need help. They wear a medical alert system synced with Telecare that is activated by the push of a button. When called, the Telecare clinician assesses the situation, recognizes the red-light code on the patient's record and calls Acadian Ambulance and the patient's VITAS nurse, all of whom meet at the patient's bedside.
Under the direction of the VITAS team physician, the partner paramedics are authorized to administer appropriate medications, start IVs, give oxygen, provide nebulizer treatments and other interventions as needed. The VITAS nurse determines if the patient's condition warrants Intensive Comfort Care®, which provides shifts of continuous care in the home until the issue is resolved. For severe symptoms that need more aggressive management, the paramedics transport the patient to a local VITAS inpatient hospice unit. All of these choices avoid hospital or ED admission.
Partnerships such as the one between VITAS and Acadian Ambulance benefit hospitals, physician groups, insurers and other healthcare providers by lengthening the patient's continuum of care.
For the patients and families involved in collaborations like this one, the biggest benefit is knowing they are never alone and have the backup support to stay where they really want to be—home.


Tehran Municipality has ordered the removal of new billboards bearing anti-U.S. slogans that appeared simultaneously citywide last week, official news agency IRNA reported on Saturday.
A spokesman for Tehran Municipality, Hadi Ayazi, said that a cultural institute had installed the new unauthorized billboards bearing anti-U.S. slogans without knowledge of the proper authorities.
"In an arbitrary move, without the knowledge or confirmation of the municipality, one of the cultural institutes installed (these) advertising billboards," Ayazi said.
The new anti-American posters were put up in busy Tehran thoroughfares since last week by Owj Cultural Organization.
Today, Ehsan Mohammad Hassani, director of Owj, said his group had put up the posters with the permission of the municipality, semi-official Fars News Agency reported.
Lurid anti-American graffiti and posters have adorned Tehran and other major Iranian cities for decades. The site of the former U.S. embassy in Tehran depicts the Statue of Liberty with a skull for a face.
The removal of new billboards sparked protest from hard-liners. Kayhan, the influential newspaper of the hard right, criticized the decision in a Sunday editorial.
Since Rouhani's famous 15-minute phone conversation with Obama, and as Iran-U.S. relations show signs of improvement, the hard right has waged an anti-American campaign which included those billboards in Tehran and a contest to choose the best poster with "Death to America" theme.
Iran-U.S. relations appears to be the main focus of the right in its campaign against Rouhani administration, with the rift between the radical right and moderates expected to grow as serious nuclear talks between Iran and the West get underway.
A Wise man changes is mind ,bur the foolish wont!!
The world's Zionist-commanded warmonger of the most arrogant, boastful and bully empire of the U.S. is indeed on the brink of bankruptcy, collapse and death. It's only time the most mattered. What a fact!
mat, interesting that you made your comment after B.M.A.'s wise observation!
And for thirty four long years it has been proven that the ones in charge in Iran are truly a foolish bunch indeed.


The following matches and events are advertised for tonight's WWE Raw television show.
-Ronda Rousey vs. Alicia Fox.
-Bobby Roode vs. Mojo Rawley.
-Sasha Banks and Bayley vs. Riott Squad.
-Raw Tag Champions Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas vs. The Revival in an apparent non-title match.
Powell's POV: Kurt Angle announced the tag matches in a post on Instagram. Join me for live coverage as Raw airs on USA Network at 7CT/8ET.
Will Pruett and Jake Barnett had a good discussion on recent WWE storyline developments in the latest Pretentious Wrestling Podcast. Check out the free podcast below.
Arguablt, the most missable show of the year. Ouch.
Arguablt? Your spelling is ouch.