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WAGR Syndrome. In: Bissonnette B, Luginbuehl I, Engelhardt T. Bissonnette B, & Luginbuehl I, & Engelhardt T(Eds.),Eds. Bruno Bissonnette, et al.eds. Syndromes: Rapid Recognition and Perioperative Implications, 2e. McGraw-Hill; Accessed January 17, 2021. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2674&sectionid=220547460
Wagr syndrome. Bissonnette B, Luginbuehl I, Engelhardt T. Bissonnette B, & Luginbuehl I, & Engelhardt T(Eds.),Eds. Bruno Bissonnette, et al. (2019). Syndromes: Rapid Recognition and Perioperative Implications, 2e. McGraw-Hill. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2674&sectionid=220547460
"WAGR Syndrome." Syndromes: Rapid Recognition and Perioperative Implications, 2e Bissonnette B, Luginbuehl I, Engelhardt T. Bissonnette B, & Luginbuehl I, & Engelhardt T(Eds.),Eds. Bruno Bissonnette, et al. McGraw-Hill, 2019, https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2674&sectionid=220547460.
WAGR is an acronym that stands for Wilms tumor, Aniridia, Genitourinary anomalies (eg, ambiguous genitalia, gonadoblastoma), and mental Retardation. This medical condition is suspected at birth when a newborn presents with aniridia and genital anomalies (however, genitourinary anomalies are not always present in girls). Other ophthalmological features include cataracts and ptosis. The development of a Wilms' tumor in older children is approximately 50%.
Brusa-Torricelli Syndrome; Chromosome 11p Deletion Syndrome; 11p-Syndrome; Chromosome 11p Monosomy; Deletion 11p Syndrome; Monosomy 11p; Partial Monosomy 11p; Aniridia-Wilms Tumor Syndrome.
The first medical report in the literature of an association between aniridia and Wilms' tumor was written by two Italian physicians, P. Brusa and C. Torricelli, in 1953. Subsequently, six cases were reported in the literature by Robert W. Miller, an American pediatrician and epidemiologist, in 1964. At that time, it was considered that the presentation of these cases was not considered a simple coincidence and the syndrome was recognized as a separate entity.
The prevalence of WAGR Syndrome is established at 1 in 500,000 to one million individuals. It is considered that WAGR Syndrome is present in 30% of patients presenting with aniridia. Furthermore, it is estimated that approximately 7 in 1000 cases of patients affected with Wilms' tumor is due to WAGR Syndrome. Wilms tumor is diagnosed in the United States in approximately 8 per 1 million white children whereas the incidence appears higher in the black population. It is reported that only 2% of patients with Wilms' tumor have an associated genetic disorder. In a US study of 3442 patients with Wilms tumor, there was a low association with aniridia (0.76%).
It is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait. It is generally sporadic. Wilms tumor occurs in more than 30% of patients with 11p13 deletions.
Patient presents with constitutional deletions at 11p13 and alteration of the WT1 gene (Wilms tumor).
Characteristic association of aniridia, nephroblastoma, and mental retardation. Affects both sexes. More often in males.
Presents with significant phenotypic variability. Clinical features can involve head and neck with microcephaly, cranial asymmetry, brachycephaly, prominent forehead, long, narrow face, large fontanelles, premature synostosis of metopic sutures, biparietal foramina, micrognathia, high and narrow palate, prominent lower lip, and down-turned upper lip. The eyes present with various abnormalities, including aniridia, glaucoma, corneal opacity, optic atrophy, strabismus, cataracts, nystagmus, blepharoptosis, and blepharophimosis; blindness is not uncommon. Ears and nose are often malformed. Genitourinary tract malformations are constant and can be associated with Wilms tumor. The anomalies consist of hypospadias, micropenis with anomalies of urethra, cryptorchidism, gonadal dysgenesis, horseshoe or fused kidneys, duplication of upper urinary tract, ...

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Acclaimed brother-sister duo The Oh Hellos have confirmed an extensive North American tour this spring—kicking off February 21 at Washington, DC's 9:30 Club and making additional stops in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Madison, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Los Angeles and Austin among, many others.
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Notos is the first EP in a series of four, which will be released in the coming months. Each EP is named after one of the four Greek mythological wind deities that bring the seasons. Throughout the series, there's an overarching question being asked: "where did my ideas come from?" With each EP and the "wind" it represents, siblings Tyler and Maggie Health are exploring the stages of answering that question.
Most of Notos is about Maggie and Tyler reflecting on a time when they weren't even aware there was a question to ask. Musically they wanted to recreate the feeling of the summers spent exploring the Pacific Northwest with their grandparents when they were kids, as well as their experience growing up on the Texas Gulf Coast and dealing with the frequent threats of/evacuations from hurricanes. Because Notos is the wind that brought violent summer storms, they felt it was a good thematic parallel to the backfire effect you experience when you're confronted with new information for the first time.
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Our maple trees have been diagnosed with a fungal disease, causing ugly tar spots on their leaves and premature defoliation. As much I, a New Englander, root for summer's demise, I don't welcome any afternoon raking sessions, let alone before pumpkin beers hit the shelves. Year after year, our foliage is a tourist attraction; the vibrancy of decay—a draw for out-of-towners not privy to drastic change of season. As a life-longer, I hardly recognize the gradual change of a season anymore, and certainly don't rightfully appreciate it. Maybe it's the every now and then reneging that, yet charming, promises the coming season too soon: a snowstorm on Halloween, beach day in March.
The disease, more specifically Rhytisma acerinum, is caused by extended periods of wetness—this same wetness that brought on our lushest summer in thirty years. The bloom and bounty of flowerbeds and tomato gardens were a result of over 130 inches of rain. But now our lawns are littered with infected leaves, curled into themselves, sickly marked like smoker's lungs. My frequent resentment of homeownership is inflamed by walking my daughter to the car. We feel the leaves dumping on us from above unseasonably early—an effect of this illness.
Regardless of the current state of the maple leaf, I am not ready to rake a single one. To even begin to amp myself up for the loathed yard chore, I need to come to terms with the very idea of a society that necessitates raking. What did they, as in homeowners, do pre-rake, pre-yard waste management trucks, pre-leaf vacuum services? Surely, the leaves didn't suffer. It must be a purely ascetic reason for collecting the leaves, a menial task that holds great importance within our communities. Homeowners must all take part, collectively, gather up all the dead leaves and bag them in the overpriced, thirty-gallon leaf bags, or if you have kids, the plastic Jack-O-Lantern ones that serve two purposes: a stash for leaves and a yard decoration. I have yet to hear a reasonable argument for raking. But I won't Google why we do it. It's the same reason I won't look up why we draw hearts the way we draw hearts. I'll still do it regardless of my findings.
Where I live, there is a considerable obligation to rake, especially when you share a lawn with a neighbor, as I do. Ron, my neighbor and weekly backyard drinking partner, is relentless on his lawn's cleanliness. He mows at the precise time before the grass gets to a length where unevenness is evident. He rakes frequently enough that I'm comfortable saying he is ahead of the trees themselves, ahead of this disease. Only errant leaves from slacking neighbors find their way onto Ron's lawn. And they don't remain long.
Now, on top of this reluctance to rake, there's a shoddy rumor the disease can leech into your lawn. By the spring, there'll be nothing left of all our summertime efforts: the watering, weed-whacking, patterned mowing. It'll all be for naught. This has spurred compulsion by many lawn hobbyists, the ones on my street included. They've taken to daily raking. A local weatherman (not sure why he's the expert) delivered advice on tar spot prevention: elbow grease! Get out there and not only rake every leaf, but destroy them all.
Each day after work, as I park out front, I have a clear view of Ron's conjoined lawn; an unspoken agreement that an oak tree divides our landscaping responsibilities, the property line noticeable by the differing grass length and leaf accumulation. I have a moment where I don't turn the engine off or the radio down. I think about the weatherman's advice and I welcome the destruction of the trees themselves at the sake of my lawn, and why stop there. Or, I can drive away and find a night job bartending in avoidance of dealing with the leaves.
I don't find Ron's devoutness in yardwork inspiring. It's terrifying. I worry about my failings, not only as a neighbor, but as a man. If the leaves accumulate and begin affecting other yards on the street—the wind sweeping my sick leaves into yards absent of trees, other men out in flannel shirts raking, playing the part, looking up at my house and cursing, hoping to find me outside in the middle of the day getting my mail in my pajamas—I might be destroyed along with the lawn. And what if one gets fed up enough to invade my yard and clean it? I couldn't then stroll out as if I were planning on raking at that very moment. I'd be punished and bound to watch an angry baby boomer with a bad heart furiously slay my very being as I hide behind a curtain.
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Q: RSpec Feature Test Active Record Not-Unique Error I want to thank you for your help in advance! I have just started to learn testing with RSpec, FactoryGirl & Capybara. My feature tests are failing for what seems to be a duplicate user name. I already have db cleaner gem installed. Also, when I check the test db through console, there are no user records.
Can you please help me understand what I am doing wrong?
Below are my two feature tests and errors.
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require "rails_helper"
feature "Creating Articles" do
let(:user) {FactoryGirl.create(:user)}
let(:article) {FactoryGirl.create(:article)}

    def fill_in_signin_fields
        click_link("Sign in")
        fill_in "user[email]",        with: user.email
        fill_in "user[password]",     with: user.password
        click_button "Log in"
    end

    scenario "A user creates a new article" do
        visit '/'

        click_link("New Article")
        expect(page).to have_text "You need to sign in or sign up before continuing."

        fill_in_signin_fields
        click_link("New Article")

        fill_in "Title",    with: article.title
        fill_in "Body",     with: article.body
        click_button "Create Article"

        #expect(page).to have_content article.title
        #expect(page).to have_content article.body

    end
end

Creating Articles A user creates a new article
       Failure/Error: let(:article) {FactoryGirl.create(:article)}
  ActiveRecord::RecordNotUnique:
         SQLite3::ConstraintException: UNIQUE constraint failed: users.name: INSERT INTO "users" ("name", "created_at", "updated_at", "email", "encrypted_password") VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)

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require 'rails_helper'

feature "sign up" do
let(:user) {FactoryGirl.create(:user)}

    def fill_in_singup_fields
        fill_in "user[name]",                  with: user.name
        fill_in "user[email]",                 with: user.email
        fill_in "user[password]",              with: user.password
        fill_in "user[password_confirmation]", with: user.password
        click_button "Sign up"
    end

    scenario 'a user signs up' do
        visit root_path
        click_link "Sign up"
        fill_in_singup_fields
        expect(page).to have_content("Welcome! You have signed up successfully.")
    end

end

sign up a user signs up
       Failure/Error: expect(page).to have_content("Welcome! You have signed up successfully.")
         expected to find text "Welcome! You have signed up successfully." in "Blogger New Article Submit Link Sign up Sign in Sign up × Email has already been taken Username Email Password (6 characters minimum) Password confirmation Log in"

A: When you create a factory, it is inserted into the test database. You are getting these errors because the article and user you wish to create are already created.
When testing create functionality (in this case, for articles and users), you don't want to create factory objects as well.
Solution: remove factories and fill_in with hard-coded strings.
E.g.,
fill_in "user[name]", with: "TestUser"

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With everything we read in the news today, I have become more concerned about men's treatment of women, both at work and away from work. In some ways, so much has changed over the years, and nothing has changed. From unwanted sexual advances (both at work and in personal life), to unfair pay, and respect at work and at home. In my many years in Corporate America, I witnessed some very bad behavior. In retrospect, I did not do enough to stand up for my female co-workers, and in my 22-year marriage I did not always show the respect to my ex-wife that she deserved.
So, what does it mean to be a mindful man in the treatment of women today? We have made some progress as I look back to the distasteful comments, jokes and other inappropriate things men have said and done to women over the years—-both in and out of the workplace. While that may be good news to some, we clearly still have much work to do, and mindfulness can help males get there. This is such a target rich environment, I am not quite sure where to begin!
Let's start with becoming more self-aware! I think it can be hard for a man to get to know himself. It can be scary to look in the mirror and not recognize the face you are looking at. What are your strengths and weaknesses, and can you accept the good, the bad, and the ugly. We males need to understand that after years of training, we are hardwired to respond to many situations. Think about that, and how you respond to women's opinions, concerns about the kids, and her ability to problem solve. As you move through your scripted responses, what are the ripple effects and how are you impacting the emotions of others. Take the time to reflect on your behavior and assess where your responses to situations come from. This is a beginning, and it starts with getting to know yourself.
We men also have work to do when it comes to controlling our emotions. How often do men lash out at other men vs lashing out at women? There is an area in the brain called the amygdala, and it regulates many of our emotional responses. Mindfulness can actually create new grey matter around the amygdala so we can hit the brakes and pause before saying or doing something to a woman that we probably will regret later. Take a deep breath, or several, to calm your mind. Perhaps use your breathing as a time to settle your thoughts, and maybe not even try to respond and find a way to delay saying the first thing that pops into your head. Remember, what you say either at work or at home will send out emotional ripples. Use your self-awareness to understand that you are accountable for your behavior and its effects on women.
Have you ever noticed how women tend to be good listeners and why is that? Let's start with being present, whether at work or at home. Be focused and listen to the woman in the room and show her respect. Never tune out at a meeting, because what she is saying is of value. At the dinner table, calm your mind and hear what she is saying—-it is important to her, so whatever is being said should be important to you. We males also love to get a word in, and will tend to interrupt a conversation without giving it a second thought; after all what we have so say is so important it can't wait. So just listen, hold your thoughts and wait until she is done speaking. This will be hard for most guys, but if you really work at being present, over time it is an easy thing to master—trust me, I am a guy! No matter what the setting, acknowledge that you heard what she said and you understood it. Now guys, this does not mean always agreeing with everything she said, but at least you are demonstrating you heard her, and that is a true gift.
Finally, how can a man be kind and respectful to a woman if he is not kind and respectful to himself? Instead of being kind to ourselves, most men spend time beating themselves up; if only I had closed that sale, I should have gotten a bigger raise/bonus, why wasn't I promoted, I don't get the respect that I deserve, my friend Rick is much more success than me, etc. All the negative chatter in the brain over time will a create a darkened view of your life. These are stories we tell ourselves, and in most cases serves us no purpose or benefit. So why do we continue to do this? We have had a lifetime of training! This negative tilt in our brain no doubt impacts our relationships with women at work and away from work. To overcome these negative feelings, try kindness instead. Begin with doing one kind thing for yourself every day for a week. This might just become a habit and as you become kinder to yourself, you will become kinder to others. Use this new trait and apply it to the women in your life. Show them the kindness and compassion they deserve. BTW, as you are kinder to yourself and others, you might just notice that you are a happier person. Now that is a real benefit.
I believe that most women are much more mindful than men. Just like we have been hardwired and trained, so have women. Perhaps deep down we are jealous of their advanced skills. So, I invite men to be more mindful in their relationships with women and know that only good things will come of it!


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Forums - Politics Discussion - Pittsburg Shooting Killed 11 People. Gun control?
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sc94597 on 28 October 2018
That the focus in this thread is on gun-control and not white-nationalism is a bit alarming.
Anyway, I don't think there is a gun-control law which would've prevented a white guy in his 40's with what seems to be no prior criminal background from obtaining one.
He probably has had the gun for years, and would be grandfathered into any ban.
Gun control is not going to stop a person like this:
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Jumpin on 28 October 2018
inb4 "guns don't kill people, people kill people"
They leave off the two most important words of that: People kill people with guns.
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As it stands, people like Tails are almost or just as likely to buy and own a gun as people like Heads.
This is not true at all. For every single Tails, there are a hundred thousand Heads. More than 99.999% of gun owners don't use their guns to murder people. That is why detecting the Tails of the world is so hard.
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As long as Republicans are in control of Congress nothing will get done on the gun control front. Even if Dems take the house, they aren't going to take the Senate so again nothing will get done. So expect to keep seeing mass shootings on a regular basis.
Heck, even when Dems had the house, senate, and WH they still did nothing under Obama so maybe Dems are ok with these mass shootings too. Guess that's what you get when you have two political parties who really aren't that different from one another.
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time to look through games and find one to blame, I'm sure there is some asset flip on Steam... "Call of Jewty : Synagouge your enemies" that'll take the hit for this one and then we can resume life as normal with our precious precious guns.
In all honesty you'll just get the same rubbish of someone linking a video or picture of 30 guns in a stand which aren't killing people because guns don't kill people or someone else that suggests he could have killed and injured the same number of people with a knife or his shoe, maybe even throw in a link to that knifing spree on the Japanese train... leaving out the fact that there was at least 20+ attackers involved in that crazy attack.
Thoughts and Prayers.... Jewish thoughts and Prayers no less! I'm sure they'll be of great comfort for that family / community tonight.
Just gonna say, I'm happy to live in Ireland a country with 16x less deaths per 100k to guns compared to USA also we have 22x less guns per 100 people (4 per 100 in Ireland, 89 per 100 in USA) but I'm gonna guess that it's a complete co incidence that we have less gun murder with less guns about. 0.8 murders per 100,000 here btw, just in case there is a suggestion that we are murdering each other with shoes instead, murder rate is about 1/10th that of the States.
Ireland is also an island
its much harder to keep guns out of the US. The US produces a lot of guns and even if the country stops all that there's a southern border that entire people can get across fairly frequently
The republic of Ireland shares the island it's on with northern Ireland a country which has 11 guns per 100 people.
To suggest that gun laws shouldn't be implemented because you have a land border with somewhere is ridiculous, you might as well abolish your speed limits on roads because someone can just drive down from Canada at speed...
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Qwark on 28 October 2018
What we need (Minimum):
- Far stricter background checks across all 50 states.
- Age restriction on all purchases (18 years of age to purchase/own handguns; 21 years of age to purchase assault rifles; Exceptions can be made to military members.)
- A Driver's License like system towards owning and purchasing a gun. - Training and testing (physical and especially mental) that requires all applicants to pass with a certain score (85 or above) and approval from gun-wielding officials (police officers, trainers, etc.) in order for them to gain a gun license that shows they have been deemed physically and mentally responsible to own a gun and they understand and know how to respond accordingly to situations where they may have to use their guns for self-protection and the protection of others.
What we will get:
- Thoughts and prayers.
Why should any civilian being able to own an assault rifle. I can see why someone wants to own a handgun. Not something I agree with, but sure in the rare case someone breaks into your house and tries to steal shit or someone tries to assault you.
So I can see owning a handgun could come in handy, in extreme scenario's. But no one except Police and Military people should be able to own fully or semi automatic assault rifles or shotguns for protection. Simply because those weapons are not designed to defend yourself but to kill anyone at the other end of the barrel.
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Machiavellian on 28 October 2018
Its time to go back to the times where everyone owns a gun. That is probably the only solution that America will accept. Remove all gun control and allow anyone to purchase a gun and also wear their gun in any establishment. That means, schools, stores, hospitals you name it. Each individual place that doesn't want people taking their guns into their place should thoroughly search everyone, remove their guns before entry and have armed guards just in case for the nut job.
Or you can be like Japan and have very strict gun control, people have to register their guns every 3 years to make sure they still have their guns and if not huge penalties. Homes should be randomly raided for guns and if none are registered, huge penalties and maybe even criminal prosecution.
Or we can just do nothing like we always have, ask for prayers and then go on with our lives until the next mass killing. Option 3 probably will be what we do because at the end of the day, America is what it is and there will never be any change along these lines.
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chapset on 28 October 2018
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María del Carmen Piqueras Hernández más conocida como Carmen Piqueras (Murcia, 1963) es una escritora y poetisa española, ganadora del primer Premio de Poesía "Dionisia García" de la Universidad de Murcia y actual colaboradora de diversos medios de comunicación.

Biografía

Carmen Piqueras nació en el seno de una familia de clase media en Murcia, España. Con dieciocho años comenzó los estudios de filología inglesa. A finales de la década de los noventa, Carmen Piqueras se apuntó a un curso de poesía en el centro de la mujer del barrio dónde residía, explorando por primera vez la escritura creativa en grupo y conociendo a algunas de las personas que la animarían después a dar su obra a conocer.

En el año 2000, Carmen Piqueras ganó el primer Premio de Poesía "Dionisia García" de la Universidad de Murcia con su libro Oficios de Derrota. En 2014 publicó su segundo libro Nación del sueño, y en 2017 su tercer libro 20 películas de amor y una canción de  John Lennon, ambos de la mano de la editorial murciana Raspabook.

Piqueras ha colaborado con diversos periódicos publicando artículos semanales y en varias revistas culturales y literarias como Hache y en antologías políticas como Tributo a Serrat.

Obras
 Oficios de Derrota (año 2000). ISBN 9788483712795.
 Nación del sueño (año 2014). ISBN 9788494137228.
Veinte películas de amor y una canción de John Lennon (año 2017)
ISBN: 9788494630774

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Enlaces externos
 Autores en Raspabook

Escritores de España del siglo XX
Escritores de España del siglo XXI
Poetisas de España
Nacidos en Murcia

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