As one scrotum challenged Miata driver was overheard saying, "That guy has some videos on YouTube of how not to drive a Mustang fast." This event was apparently not much different with me placing 4th out of 6. The respective times were 47.322 (s197), 47.411 (4th gen f-body), 48.225 (sn95 "new edge" GT), 51.637 (my lowly fox), 51.792 (sn95 Cobra), and 52.066 (same sn95 GT – 2nd driver). Also of note was the fact that I was the only driver not on race compound tires. (Notice I didn't say "slicks." Slicks are used in the prepared and higher classes – they are not DOT approved. DOT approved race compound tires are not slicks.) Be sure to watch me in that video as I go through the finish lights. Every time I seem to jump up in my seat as if to try and lift the car over those last few cones. Good times.
The first thing I noticed was how much more grip the warm surface had as compared to the previous event. Much, much nicer. The only complaint would be that the course could have used a few more directionals in a few places. (Directional cones lay on their sides next to upright cones letting the driver know which side of the cone he's to pass.) The first several runs I was hunting for the course, and there were quite a few DNF's in those places, so I wasn't the only one having a hard time. But no worries, after the first 2 or 3 runs it was all good. So as not to be a Negative Nelly, I've got to give props again to CenLa for putting on a great event. The event organizers always do such a great job!
I remain amazed at how well my budget car has performed, and just how much fun it is to drive. Those H&R race springs are beastly on anything but smooth roads, so the car doesn't get driven much except for events, but man do they work well for their intended duty. Foxes are notorious for going into a corner with massive understeer, then snapping into oversteer at some random point during the corner. That last run I finally started putting together some decent driving – I was finally getting down the right amount of braking on corner entry inducing just a hint of trailbraking to get the car to rotate, then balancing it with the throttle through the rest of the corner. No doubt some R compounds would improve my times, as would a horsepower injection (I have a set of 93 Cobra heads and cam on the bench) and a little more suspension work (I also have a 3-link and panhard yet to be installed). And this is in no way saying the nut behind the steering wheel isn't in need of sharpening.
Seeing as fox chassis cars are pretty uncompetitive in their class, me not caring to spend the money to be competitive, and wanting something with a little more power – and power is the reason I play with the V8s – it looks like I might be leaving ESP later this summer. Not that I don't think that I couldn't be locally competitive with a little more practice and the above mentioned mods, but there's a motor sitting in my truck that isn't getting used and just may find a new home between the Mustang's strut towers.
Although built for towing with a torquey 4×4 cam, and heavy with a set of World Product Windsor Sr iron heads, this 408w has zero miles and has only been started a few times. When I sold my race chassis a few years ago I no longer needed a tow vehicle and so lost all interest in this truck. And it's been sitting in the garage uninsured ever since. So it looks like I might be moving to Street Modified where I'll most certainly be even less competitive, but I'll get to play with the car more as I'll certainly enjoy the extra power.
Hmmm. Stay ESP, or go to SM. That, folks, is the question.


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Over the past decade we have been moving into a time of wondrous change. One of those changes has been a raising not only of our personal vibration but of the vibrational rate of the planet as a whole. As this increase has occurred, many new energies and systems of energetic healing, whose vibrational rate previously was too high for the majority of people to have access to, have begun to emerge. Once such system is Karuna Reiki®.
The Karuna Reiki®i system was developed by William Rand founder of the International Center for Reiki Training. The system itself originated from Kathleen Milner's system of Reiki known as Tera-Mai. William took the symbols used by Kathleen meditated on them, their uses, and the attunement process. By altering the uses of certain symbols and as well as the attunement process as he was guided, the energy of the entire system shifted. The energy, as a whole, became very heart centered, hence the name Karuna, which is a Sanskrit word used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Zen, which can be translated as meaning "compassionate action".
I am often asked what the difference is between Karuna Reiki® and the traditional Usui system. In my opinion, the energy of the Karuna system seems much more definite and focused than that of the Usui system. This seems to be the opinion shared by most people who have either experienced a Karuna Reiki® session or had the opportunity to learn this system.
The Karuna Reiki® system was trademarked by William to ensure that anyone teaching under this system would have to teach it according to guidelines. Because of this, the student wishing to learn Karuna Reiki®, can be certain of getting the same information regardless of who he or she learns from. While certain people will inevitably make better teachers than others, the information presented should be identical from one teacher to the next.
The Karuna Reiki® course consists of two separate attunements, four master symbols, and a total of eight treatment symbols. The first Karuna symbol prepares the client for very deep healing and is extremely useful with past life issues. It helps release Karma and deeply seated issues that are often stored at the cellular level. The second symbol begins the deep healing by breaking up negative patterns we unconsciously use to insulate ourselves from the truth, thus helping us to shatter delusion and denial. The third symbol fills the person with unconditional love and restores balance. The fourth symbol is extremely grounding and is often used to complete the treatment by bringing the client back into the body and grounding the energy.
These are just a few of the uses of the first four Karuna symbols. The Karuna II symbols are of an even higher vibration. They help us to connect with our higher-selves so that we may work on a deeper level. While they too have specific purposes, they allow for too much intuitive guidance to list their uses here.
I truly believe this course to be beneficial for anyone who sincerely wants to practice Reiki or is just interested in furthering their spiritual growth. Enormous personal and spiritual growth are often realized as a result of this class. Profound healings are also often experienced due to the intensity of the energy that the students are exposed to. Many students begin having contact, or increased contact, with guides, angels, and beings of spirit immediately following this class.
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As the final chapter of Game of Thrones approaches, rumours are flying like dragons. Filming of Season 8 is complete, and the media have been mobbing the cast with questions in an attempt to unearth the tiniest detail about the outcome of the game of thrones of the Seven Kingdoms. Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark, has received particular attention after getting an innocent tattoo which a handful of fans tried to decipher. But the actress is also chatty during her interviews, and helps to heighten the hype around the grand finale.
Clearly, neither Jon Snow nor Daenerys will end up on the Iron Throne, and much less together. All clues currently point to a victory of the Night King and his hordes of White Walkers as the most likely ending. Knowing George R.R. Martin's sadistic mind, bequeathed to showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff, we should be seriously worried on behalf of our heroes.
Or perhaps the duo have decided to create an ending worthy of Lost, by giving the most underestimated character in the series all the power. This was the case of the hilarious, generous Hurley, who became guardian of the island following the death of Jacob and the other candidates. As for Game of Thrones, we're betting on his alter ego, the good old Samwell Tarly. Because everyone needs a Sam in their life, and the people of Westeros would finally be able to live in peace with the former member of the Night's Watch to guide them.


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What is the probability of meeting a truly honest man? Is this value equal to the chance of winning the lottery? Maybe it's a bit cynical approach to the topic, but in these are the times we live in. Behaviors that once were typical for every man, now are extraordinary.
It seems that in one of the small American stores these values ??are still present! Not only people win here, but the seller is widely respected for his honesty. If you accidentally throw away the winning ticket, he will take it out of the litter and make sure you have not lost your millions.
The owner is called Yogi and together with his wife Vilsa they run a shop between the bank and the car park belonging to the railway station. Thanks to their location, they have many clients, including those who like to play lottery games or scratch cards. Some appear regularly, even every day. One of such clients appears once in a while and buys various scratch cards and lottery bet slips worth even 300 USD. We do not know his name, but Yogi, like other important clients, knows him personally. For the purposes of the article, let's call him John.
According to his habits, John appeared on the 19th of March in the store to buy lots of scratch cards. It was already close to closing time of the store. He sat with a pile of scratchcards and scratched them in turn, then passing them to Vilsa, who checked if he won something - he could also verify it by looking at the screen. When he finished his ritual scratching, he took insignificant payoffs from the desk and threw away a whole pile of empty (as he thought) coupons into the trash. Yogi appeared in the store in the evening to check the list of transactions and withdrawals. Then he made an amazing discovery. It turned out that the coupon worth over 1.375 million dollars was scanned, but the win was not claimed. The owner then remembered that his wife was telling him about the visit of John, who traditionally bought a ton of scratchcards that day. At that time he was almost sure that it must have been him - after all, no one plays scratch cards that cost as much as $ 20 one.
Yogi decided to dive into the trash can. Of course, he found a lost scratch card and managed, with the help of his son to locate the owner of the coupon to call him immediately to the office. When he arrived, he gave him a coupon with the text that he won millions. John could not believe it. He was extremely grateful to the seller for his honesty - he could take the coupon and no one would ever know about great jackpot win. In addition, the honest Yogi helped him complete the paperwork involved in declaring the winnings from the lottery authorities.
When asked why he gave the coupon he says he does not want somebody's money, it would be theft. His shop is visited by many people and many wins. It has become a very popular place. Thanks to his behavior, he has retained another valuable and satisfied customer who is still playing there.


As a corporate department within the University, Finance is fairly invisible – most students would not know we existed. Yet our reach extends to every single part of the University and all our yearly budgeting relates to improving your student experience, from the equipment we buy for the laboratories you work in, to the buildings you live and study in, and the café and sports facilities you use.
Beyond the financial day-to-day, as Group Finance Director I am responsible at Board level for the University's estate – which of course plays a huge part in what it's like to live and study here. I also sit on the national executive of the British Universities Finance Directors Group and this lets me see, and influence, what is going on far wider than just at Herts.
Over the last decade or so we've completed several big building projects that have transformed the experience of studying and working here. We now have some superb teaching and learning facilities, industry-standard workshops and laboratories, and our students have a genuine choice from a fantastic range of accommodation. We offer social and business incubation space that is truly inspiring. I'm very proud of our two campuses.
My role also means I am a director of the University's bus company Uno, which operates here and in Northampton, Oxford and Cranfield. We have a new fleet of about 120 buses, and some 40% of our passengers are University staff and students. It's very important that we provide everyone with a good service – and that we get everyone on to campus.
Our excellent sports facilities and huge range of sporting activities are also my responsibility. Our students participate in sports at all levels, but we also have international athlete training here, as well as members of the public using the Sports Village. It's a great link to our local community, while also putting us on the national sporting map.
I am a qualified accountant, which has allowed me to work in many different industries, including airlines and rail, as well as the commercial world. It has meant I am experienced in managing in complex financial environments. Like transport, higher education operates in a fairly restricted financial environment – we have to be careful what we spend, and there isn't a great deal of profit involved.
At the same time, in a university setting you can't always make decisions based solely on profit and cash flow – for example, the nature of research means you can't guarantee you won't lose money.
My role here is an enormous balancing act. I am constantly trying to keep students, staff and customers happy, making sure we spend our limited resources wisely, and provide the best experience we can for all those connected with us. We have 24,000 students who need me to balance the books and keep this complex organisation financially sustainable.
Herts is a big and diverse university and in a very high cost area compared to some of our natural competitors. But we have a pretty clear idea of where we want to be, and what will give our students the best chance of success in today's competitive world.


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Welcome to another episode of The Crypto Files. In this episode we feature 5 really creepy mysteries that are just plain odd. A couple of these you may have heard of but I'm guessing there are also some you have not heard about.
One case featured was actually solved but not until around 11 years later. Many of the others remain unsolved to this day.
Check out the episode and look at the additional information.
Some of those are pretty creepy. Here is a rundown of the featured stories.
5. Benjaman Kyle - This one was solved but to my knowledge no arrest were ever made.
4. John Doe No. 24 - A very mysterious case with no closure.
3. Persian Princess - Big money, many arrest, but identity of the "mummy" never solved.
2. Joseph Newton Chandler III - Many theories but nothing ever confirmed. Someone knows.
1. Roland Doe - You probably have heard of his story and might not even know it.
There you have it, the latest Youtube episode of The Crypto Files. We sure hope you enjoy these, and we understand it is not necessarily crypto related, but it sure is a mystery and we all love them, right?
I might do a more in depth post about Roland Doe at some point. That is a case that has captivated people for a long time.
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Today the media were all abuzz yesterday's special and primary elections. Real Clear Politics' Sean Trende says the GOP's razor-thin apparent win in OH-12 was ominous for Republicans' chances to retain the House in November and The Atlantic's Ron Brownstein dives into the OH-12 precinct data to reach the same conclusion, while The Washington Monthly's Nancy LeTourneau says Republicans will get even more extreme as they see college educated whites slipping away. And Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) – along with his son Cameron and the father of his fiancé – were arrested on insider trading charges. Will November herald an end to The Great GOP Grift?
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The Firey Heart – It's about vampires, not some kind of STD.
School is really getting in the way of my reading and reviewing. Who needs an education anyway?
Onto the good stuff! The Firey Heart is the 4th book in Richelle Meade's Bloodlines series, which is a spin-off from the 6-book Vampire Academy series. I've been reading these since the first VA book came out about seven years ago, and I'll be dammed if I stop reading them now. I have a horrible compulsion to see these things through, no matter how terrible the series gets. I have to give it to Meade, the books are never that bad. The two protagonists of this tale are Sydney Sage, Alchemist, and Adrian Ivashkov, vampire royalty. There's enough backstory there to fill up this review, but I'll keep it brief. Sydney is a human who has always been taught that vampires are evil, soulless creatures of hell that the Alchemists are forced to help by way of helping vampires to keep a low profile. Sydney changes, however, as she gets to know them better and eventually falls in love with the dashing, troubled Adrian.
If you're going to get into these books, start at the beginning. I think they're worth it if only because of the way Meade writes Syndey. This isn't a girl who's waiting around for her prince to come, but someone who is actively trying to save herself, Adrian, and others. She gets her hands dirty, she stands up for her convictions, and she realizes that in order to survive that you sometimes have to question everything you thought you knew. She's so strongly written to me that it makes the books worth it. Sure, they're a bit cheesy and overwrought–they're teenage vampire books, after all. The supporting characters also have a lot of color and personality that keeps the book lively and quick-moving. This novel alternates POV chapters between Sydney and Adrian, something I don't think has been done before. For me, it was interesting getting a look into Adrian's head and the parallels that were driven between his magical ability (Spirit) and manic-depression. As someone who is no stranger to that it was really neat to see that kind of a take on the disease.
This is a book for people who are already into these kinds of books. I don't think they're going to convert anyone who's been staunchly against YA supernatural books, but for someone who already enjoys them it's another good entry into a solid series.
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Home Car News Production of Jaguar XE Kicks Off
Production of Jaguar XE Kicks Off
Production of the brand new Jaguar XE has just started at the firm's Solihull factory in the West Midlands of England.
The Jaguar XE is actually the first Jaguar model to be produced at Jaguar Land Rover's Solihull facility with a dedicated, 500 million pound segment of the plant dedicated to the new XE. Over 2 billion pounds has been invested into the XE already with 4 billion pounds worth of contracts already signed among 55 different suppliers in the United Kingdom.
Discussing the start of the XE's production run, Solihull operations director said "This really is an incredibly special day for Jaguar Land Rover and the team here at Solihull, many of whom have witnessed the plant change beyond all recognition in recent time. The arrival of the new Jaguar XE marks a new chapter in the history of this plant and showcases the flexibility of our manufacturing operation thanks to a strategic investment in aluminium technologies and infrastructure. I speak on behalf of the whole team when I say what an incredible privilege it is to be producing not one, but two of the world's best loved motoring brands."
As for the Jaguar XE itself, it has already been confirmed as the British marque's most configurable model and when it hits the market, will aim to rival the BMW 3-Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class and Audi A4 range.
The top of the range XE S features a 3.0-litre supercharged V6 engine delivering 340 hp. This engine is the same as the one powering the Jaguar F-Type V6. A torque figure of 450 Nm allows a 0-96 km/h (60 mph) time of 4.9 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 250 km/h.
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UK SUPPLIERS SHARE IN JAGUAR LAND ROVER'S SUCCESS AS COMPANY CELEBRATES ITS TWO ICONIC BRANDS JOINING FORCES AT SOLIHULL
Jaguar Land Rover officially opens its 'factory within a factory' as Solihull plant commences production of the new Jaguar XE.
55 UK based suppliers awarded £4bn in contracts to support the introduction of the all-new Jaguar model.
Historic moment for the company as the first Jaguar model rolls off the line at the home of Land Rover.
New Jaguar XE built in 165,000m2 state-of-the-art facilities, including Europe's largest aluminium body shop.
Ongoing development means the Solihull plant now represents one of the largest manufacturing growth stories in the UK for a generation – almost trebling production and doubling its workforce in five years.
Inauguration event celebrates the rich heritage of two of the world's most iconic automotive marques.
Solihull, UK: Jaguar Land Rover's Solihull Manufacturing Plant today marked another significant milestone in its 70 year history as it welcomed the Jaguar brand to the site for the first time. The West Midlands based plant marked the beginning of production of the all-new Jaguar XE with the official opening of its state-of-the-art £500m 'factory within a factory'.
The Jaguar XE, which represents the culmination of more than £2bn of product, infrastructure and technology investment, has been heralded as vitally important for the British automotive supply chain thanks to an additional £4bn worth of contracts committed to 55 UK based tier one suppliers. Together these suppliers, which cover the length and breadth of the country, have provided 55% of the components to this all-new model in the Jaguar line-up.
Jaguar Land Rover Purchasing Director, Ian Harnett, said of the impact of Jaguar's latest model: "Jaguar Land Rover is one of the UK's success stories, not simply because it has seen an upsurge in demand thanks to sustained investment, but because it has been able to support a burgeoning, high-tech, highly skilled supply base here in the UK. With each successive new or upgraded model, we are seeing the positive impact felt amongst the entire automotive sector which is great news for everyone committed to ensuring the UK remains truly competitive on a global stage."
Amongst those suppliers who have felt the positive impact of Jaguar Land Rover's continued investment in product creation is Rosti McKechnie, a Yorkshire based plastics specialist awarded a £75m contract for the Jaguar XE. The company has taken advantage of the opportunity presented by the growing UK automotive industry, installing a host of new robotic machinery following an investment of £18 million from its new Swedish owners. Their work force has doubled and is set to grow further in support of this contract award. In the Midlands, Rugby based Automotive Insulations, a company which manufactures thermal and acoustic insulation has invested in a new 65,000 sq. ft. premises to accommodate its expanding workforce in preparation to supply the Jaguar XE. Birmingham based Sertec Group has invested £15 million in new presses, robotics and site upgrades, primarily at their Tyseley plant. This in turn has led to the creation of 107 new jobs to work on this vehicle alone.
The arrival of the XE at the Solihull manufacturing plant is significant for both the Jaguar and Land Rover brands. Renowned for producing some of the world's most iconic saloon cars in history, the advent of XE production at Solihull marks a key milestone for Jaguar, in this, its 80th year. For Land Rover, welcoming the Jaguar brand to its home is the latest in a string of significant developments which have seen the site undergo a spectacular transformation in just five years. In this short time, Solihull production has almost trebled and the workforce has doubled.
The opening of its new body shop and trim and final facilities – which represent the largest single investment in the Solihull plant in its 70 year history, was commemorated today by employees who took part in a celebration of the company's rich and world-renowned motoring brands. Solihull Operations Director, Alan Volkaerts, was joined by legendary British motor racing driver Sir Stirling Moss OBE, Jaguar's highly-regarded test driver, Norman Dewis OBE, who developed no less than 25 significant Jaguar cars and Land Rover aficionado Quentin Willson.
Speaking at the official opening, Alan Volkaerts said: "This really is an incredibly special day for Jaguar Land Rover and the team here at Solihull, many of whom have witnessed the plant change beyond all recognition in recent time. The arrival of the new Jaguar XE marks a new chapter in the history of this plant and showcases the flexibility of our manufacturing operation thanks to a strategic investment in aluminium technologies and infrastructure.
"I speak on behalf of the whole team when I say what an incredible privilege it is to be producing not one, but two of the world's best loved motoring brands."
The start of XE production at the Solihull plant is the first step in making the site a dual-branded manufacturing operation. Earlier this year, the company confirmed its breakthrough Jaguar performance crossover, the F-PACE is to be built at the site. Capitalising on its £1.5bn investment in a technically-advanced aluminium vehicle architecture, Jaguar Land Rover continues to push for increased competitiveness, flexibility and efficiency to deliver more new and engaging products to customers around the world.
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Atif Saleem
Affiliate, Dean's Office Operations - Dean Other
Fellow in Pathology
Resident in Pathology
Dr. Atif Saleem is a pathology PGY-6 currently doing a dermatopathology fellowship with interests in global health and hematopathology.
DO, Touro University California (2016)
MA, UC Berkeley (2011)
BA, UC Berkeley (2010)
Community and International Work
Capacity-building in dermatology and dermatopathology at Dhulikhel Hospital, Dhulikhel, Nepal
Dermatology and Dermatopathology Consultation and Capacity-building
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Center for Innovation in Global Health, Stanford University
Opportunities for Student Involvement
Immunohistochemistry in melanocytic lesions: Updates with a practical review for pathologists. Seminars in diagnostic pathology Saleem, A., Narala, S., Raghavan, S. S. 1800
This review provides a summary of the immunohistochemical markers pertinent to the diagnosis of melanocytic lesions. There is considerable morphologic overlap between benign and malignant melanocytic lesions, and given the significant differences in clinical management, the diagnostic workup becomes crucial. Immunohistochemistry aids in the distinction between various melanocytic proliferations and recent contributions to the literature have furthered our optimization of panels in the diagnostic workup. In recent years, SOX10 has been considered as the optimal marker for melanocytic lesions given the similar sensitivity but higher specificity than S100. HMB-45 is less sensitive than S100 but demonstrates utility in confirmation of deceptively banal small cell and nevoid melanoma variants where deep nests of melanocytes are highlighted. Melan-A (MART-1) and MiTF show similar sensitivity to S100 however there is a lack of expression in spindle cell and desmoplastic melanomas.
View details for DOI 10.1053/j.semdp.2021.12.003
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Impact of COVID-19 shelter-in-place order on transmission of gastrointestinal pathogens in Northern California. Journal of clinical microbiology Bulterys, P. L., Leung, N. Y., Saleem, A., Budvytiene, I., Banaei, N. 2021
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, California was the first state to impose a strict shelter-in-place (SIP) order in March 2020..
View details for DOI 10.1128/JCM.00449-21
Cutaneous cytomegalovirus - A case of disseminated cytomegalovirus presenting with extensive ulcerative skin lesions in a renal transplant recipient. Transplant infectious disease : an official journal of the Transplantation Society Ferguson, J., Mooney, K., Saleem, A., Stevens, B. A., Pinsky, B. A., Centkowski, S., Zaba, L. C., Ho, D. Y. 2021
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) reactivation is common in organ transplant recipients and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality. Cutaneous CMV findings are rarely reported in the literature and diagnosis can be delayed if not clinically recognized. We describe a case of a female patient 20 years post renal transplant who presented with extensive ulcerative skin lesions and diarrhea. She rapidly deteriorated and died on day 5 of hospitalization. Autopsy noted extensive CMV involvement of skin and gastrointestinal (GI) tract by CMV-specific immunohistochemistry.
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Deep learning predicts postsurgical recurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma from digital histopathologic images. Scientific reports Yamashita, R. n., Long, J. n., Saleem, A. n., Rubin, D. L., Shen, J. n. 2021; 11 (1): 2047
Recurrence risk stratification of patients undergoing primary surgical resection for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is an area of active investigation, and several staging systems have been proposed to optimize treatment strategies. However, as many as 70% of patients still experience tumor recurrence at 5 years post-surgery. We developed and validated a deep learning-based system (HCC-SurvNet) that provides risk scores for disease recurrence after primary resection, directly from hematoxylin and eosin-stained digital whole-slide images of formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded liver resections. Our model achieved concordance indices of 0.724 and 0.683 on the internal and external test cohorts, respectively, exceeding the performance of the standard Tumor-Node-Metastasis classification system. The model's risk score stratified patients into low- and high-risk subgroups with statistically significant differences in their survival distributions, and was an independent risk factor for post-surgical recurrence in both test cohorts. Our results suggest that deep learning-based models can provide recurrence risk scores which may augment current patient stratification methods and help refine the clinical management of patients undergoing primary surgical resection for HCC.
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Diagnostic Utility of LEF1 Immunohistochemistry in Differentiating Deep Penetrating Nevi From Histologic Mimics. The American journal of surgical pathology Raghavan, S. S., Saleem, A., Wang, J. Y., Rieger, K. E., Brown, R. A., Novoa, R. A. 2020
Deep penetrating nevi (DPNs) are intermediate grade lesions which have the capacity to recur, metastasize, or progress to melanoma. Differentiating DPN from other melanocytic lesions including blue and cellular blue nevi can be diagnostically challenging, and markers to distinguish these entities can be useful. Mutations of the beta-catenin and mitogen-activated protein kinase pathways have recently been elucidated as distinctive of DPN. This pathway can subsequently activate lymphoid enhancer-binding factor 1 (LEF1), a transcription factor shown to facilitate the epithelial-mesenchymal transition to propagate tumorigenesis. Seventy-two cases in total were examined on hematoxylin and eosin sections and with beta-catenin and LEF1 immunohistochemistry. This included: DPN (14), cellular blue nevi (19), blue nevi (15), congenital melanocytic nevi (12), and melanoma (12). Nuclear expression of LEF1, present throughout the entire depth of the lesion, was noted in 13/14 (93%) of DPN, 0/19 (0%) of cellular blue nevi, 0/15 (0%) of blue nevi, 1/12 (8%) of congenital melanocytic nevi, and 9/12 (75%) of melanoma cases. Nuclear expression of beta-catenin, present throughout the entire depth of the lesion, was noted in 14/14 (100%) of DPN, 0/18 (0%) of cellular blue nevi, 0/15 (0%) of blue nevi, 1/12 (8%) of congenital melanocytic nevi, and 1/12 (8%) of melanoma cases. A majority of congenital melanocytic nevi demonstrated a gradient of LEF1 and beta-catenin expression with more intense staining superficially and loss of staining with increasing depth. Deep, uniform nuclear LEF1 combined with beta-catenin immunohistochemical staining can be useful in distinguishing DPN from histologic mimics.
View details for DOI 10.1097/PAS.0000000000001513
Expansion of Bone Precursors through Jun as a Novel Treatment for Osteoporosis-Associated Fractures. Stem cell reports Lerbs, T., Cui, L., Muscat, C., Saleem, A., van Neste, C., Domizi, P., Chan, C., Wernig, G. 2020
Osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures lead to decreased life quality and high healthcare costs. Current treatments prevent losses in bone mass and fractures to some extent but have side effects. Therefore, better therapies are needed. This study investigated whether the transcriptionfactor Jun has a specific pro-osteogenic potency and whether modulating Jun could serve as a novel treatment for osteoporosis-associated fractures. We demonstrate that ectopically transplanted whole bones and distinct osteoprogenitors increase bone formation. Perinatal Jun induction disturbs growth plate architecture, causing a striking phenotype with shortened and thickened bones. Molecularly, Jun induces hedgehog signaling in skeletal stem cells. Therapeutically, Jun accelerates bone growth and healing in a drilling-defect model. Altogether, these results demonstrate that Jun drives bone formation by expanding osteoprogenitor populations and forcing them into the bone fate, providing a rationale for future clinical applications.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.stemcr.2020.02.009
Novel IRF8 and PD-L1 molecular aberrations in systemic EBV-positive T-cell lymphoma of childhood Human Pathology: Case Reports Volume 19, March 2020, 200356 Saleem, A., Joshi, R., Lei, L., Lezama, L., Raghavan, S. S., Neishaboori, N., Roy, M., Schroers-Martin, J., Charville, G. W., Kunder, C., Tan, B., Martin, B. A., Natkunam, Y. 2020; 19
Is Merkel Cell Carcinoma of Lymph Node Actually Metastatic Cutaneous Merkel Cell Carcinoma? American journal of clinical pathology Lawrence, L. E., Saleem, A. n., Sahoo, M. K., Tan, S. K., Pinsky, B. A., Natkunam, Y. n., Kunder, C. A., Stehr, H. n., Zehnder, J. L. 2020
The possibility of a so-called primary lymph node neuroendocrine carcinoma has been described in the literature. Here we evaluate cases fitting such a diagnosis and find that the cases demonstrate a convincing and pervasive pattern consistent with metastatic Merkel cell carcinoma.Six cases of primary lymph node Merkel cell carcinoma and one case of metastatic neuroendocrine carcinoma at a bony site, all with unknown primary, were sequenced using a combination of whole-exome and targeted panel methods. Sequencing results were analyzed for the presence of an ultraviolet (UV) mutational signature or off-target detection of Merkel cell polyomavirus (MCPyV).Four of six primary lymph node cases were positive for a UV mutational signature, with the remaining two cases positive for off-target alignment of MCPyV. One case of neuroendocrine carcinoma occurring at a bony site was also positive for a UV mutational signature.We find no evidence to corroborate the existence of so-called primary Merkel cell carcinoma of lymph node.
View details for DOI 10.1093/ajcp/aqaa051
Extranodal NK/T-Cell Lymphomas: The Role of Natural Killer Cells and EBV in Lymphomagenesis. International journal of molecular sciences Saleem, A. n., Natkunam, Y. n. 2020; 21 (4)
Keywords: NK cells, extranodal NK/T-cell lymphoma, EBV.
View details for DOI 10.3390/ijms21041501
Fungal prostatitis due to endemic mycoses and Cryptococcus: A multicenter case series. The Prostate Epstein, D. J., Thompson, L. D., Saleem, A. n., Kao, C. S., Epstein, J. I. 2020
Fungal prostatitis is exceedingly rare with mostly case reports.Electronic medical records at three medical centers were searched for cases of fungal prostatitis due to endemic mycoses and Cryptococcus over the preceding 10 years.Seven cases were identified from 105 600 prostate biopsies within the Southern California Permanente Medical Group for an incidence of 0.0066%. An additional eight cases were identified from two other health care systems. Excluding four patients without available clinical data, 11 patients were reviewed, most of whom underwent biopsy due to elevated prostate-specific antigen. Four were asymptomatic and the remainder had nonspecific signs or symptoms. All biopsies revealed granulomatous inflammation and fungal organisms. Seven patients had coccidioidomycosis, three patients had cryptococcosis (confirmed in two cases and suspected by organism morphology in the other), and one patient had likely histoplasmosis based on organism morphology. Prolonged antifungal treatment was standard; outcomes were favorable.Fungal prostatitis due to endemic mycoses and Cryptococcus is uncommon and associated with favorable outcomes but generally involves prolonged therapy.
View details for DOI 10.1002/pros.24034
Non-HLA Antibody-Mediated Rejection of Lung Transplant Masquerading Transfusion-Related Acute Lung Injury Yunce, M., Virk, M., Zhang, B. M., Mooney, K., Saleem, A., Shan, H. WILEY. 2019: 199A
Intralymphatic Rosai-Dorfman Disease Associated With Vulvar Lymphedema: A Case Report of an Extremely Rare Phenomenon. International journal of gynecological pathology : official journal of the International Society of Gynecological Pathologists Saleem, A., Hoffmann, J., Warnke, R., Rieger, K. E., Longacre, T. 2019
Sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy, also known as Rosai-Dorfman disease (RDD), is a self-limited histiocytic disorder of unclear etiology which most commonly presents with cervical lymphadenopathy. Purely extranodal presentation of RDD is uncommon, and isolated intralymphatic/intravascular confinement of this entity has not previously been described. We report a 16-yr-old female who presented with vaginal swelling and mass-like enlargement of the right labia. The mass had been present for nearly a year without pain or tenderness. Clinically, the lesion was thought to be a Bartholin gland cyst. Following surgical resection, histologic examination demonstrated a hypocellular myxedematous stroma with a mixture of ectatic thin and thick-walled vessels within which there were numerous collections of histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells. The histopathologic differential diagnosis included localized vulvar lymphedema, a specialized genital tract neoplasm, and childhood asymmetric labium majus enlargement. The histiocytes showed occasional plasma cells and lymphocytes within their cytoplasm, consistent with emperipolesis. Immunohistochemical studies showed that the histiocytes expressed CD163 and S100, while ERG and D2-40 highlighted their intralymphatic confinement, ultimately leading to the diagnosis of intralymphatic RDD. Intralymphatic RDD may present as vulvar lymphedema and can potentially mimic other myxedematous neoplasms of the vulvovaginal region.
View details for DOI 10.1097/PGP.0000000000000619
Molecular Profiling of Intraductal Tubulopapillary Neoplasm Saleem, A., Stehr, H., Zehnder, J., Kunder, C., Lin, C. NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP. 2019
Concordance Between Immunohistochemistry and Next Generation Sequencing in Testing Patients for Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colorectal Cancer Lawrence, L., Longacre, T., Saleem, A., Kunder, C. NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP. 2019
Molecular profiling of clear cell adenocarcinoma of the urinary tract. Virchows Archiv : an international journal of pathology Lin, C. Y., Saleem, A. n., Stehr, H. n., Zehnder, J. L., Pinsky, B. A., Kunder, C. A. 2019
Clear cell adenocarcinoma (CCA) of the urinary tract is a rare type of malignancy whose molecular profiles remain undefined. Here we reported an integrated clinicopathologic and molecular profiling analysis of four cases of clear cell adenocarcinoma arising in the urethra or the bladder. Utilizing a clinically validated 130-gene exon-sequencing assay, we identified recurrent pathogenic PIK3CA (p. E545K) and KRAS (p.G12D) variants in three of four (75%) of the cases. In addition, an APC variant (P.S2310X), a TP53 variant (p.R273C), and a MYC amplification event were identified. The only CCA case without either PIK3CA or KRAS variants has a distinct pathogenesis through BK virus, demonstrated by positive BK virus PCR and SV40 immunohistochemistry. The novel finding of recurrent variants in the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway provides not only insights into oncogenesis but also potential clinical therapeutic targets for patients with clear cell adenocarcinoma of the urinary tract.
View details for DOI 10.1007/s00428-019-02634-5
Knowledge and awareness of cervical cancer in Southwestern Ethiopia is lacking: A descriptive analysis. PloS one Saleem, A. n., Bekele, A. n., Fitzpatrick, M. B., Mahmoud, E. A., Lin, A. W., Velasco, H. E., Rashed, M. M. 2019; 14 (11): e0215117
Cervical cancer remains the second most common cancer and cancer-related death among women in Ethiopia. This is the first study, to our knowledge, describing the demographic, and clinicopathologic characteristics of cervical cancer cases in a mainly rural, Southwestern Ethiopian population with a low literacy rate to provide data on the cervical cancer burden and help guide future prevention and intervention efforts.A descriptive analysis of 154 cervical cancer cases at the Jimma University Teaching Hospital in Southwestern Ethiopia from January 2008 -December 2010 was performed. Demographic and clinical characteristics were obtained from patient questionnaires and cervical punch biopsies were histologically examined.Of the 154 participants with a histopathologic diagnosis of cervical cancer, 95.36% had not heard of cervical cancer and 89.6% were locally advanced at the time of diagnosis. Moreover, 86.4% of participants were illiterate, and 62% lived in a rural area.A majority of the 154 women with cervical cancer studied at the Jimma University Teaching Hospital in Southwestern Ethiopia were illiterate, had not heard of cervical cancer and had advanced disease at the time of diagnosis. Given the low rates of literacy and knowledge regarding cervical cancer in this population which has been shown to correlate with a decreased odds of undergoing screening, future interventions to address the cervical cancer burden here must include an effective educational component.
View details for DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0215117
A Case Report of Pediatric Clear Cell Carcinoma of the Urinary Bladder Associated With Polyomavirus AJSP-REVIEWS AND REPORTS Saleem, A., Brown, R. A., Higgins, J. T., Troxell, M. L., Kunder, C. A., Pinsky, B. A., Zambrano, E., Kao, C. 2018; 23 (6): 291–95
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Asystolic Arrest From Polypharmacy in a Patient with Status Epilepticus Blackney, K., Rizvi, A., Saleem, A., Hennessey, E. LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS. 2017: 631


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Brother Space Bear Returns for Episode 50! (Cameron DuPratte)1:21:06
Firstly, you can now watch this episode on m youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5k-veaCGG6jHawEB9-xeA Cameron is a super unique artist who recently moved to Chicago. He stopped by while in town to have an awesome conversation that goes all over the place. It was great getting to catch up and dig into his art and philosophy. Do…
Ep.49- Transforming Fear w/ Matt Turner (BeLoveHealings.com)59:16
Matt Turner has been on what he calls his healing journey for 17 years. Let me be the first to say that it shows. He is an encyclopedia of spiritual insights, and a great example of what it looks like to work on yourself for nearly two decades. This is his 3rd appearance on my podcast so that should tell you how much I love talking to him. You will…
Ep.48- Comedy and Life w/ Nick Nichols, Palmer Davidson, and Josh Swanson1:14:05
Our guest today, Nick Nichols is a stand up comedian from KC. We discuss Shane Mauss' Stand Up Science tour that Nick got to be part of, and more about his life as a full time comic. I highly recommend that you go see this guy perform. You can find his dates at https://cornellnicknichols.com/ or follow him on Instagram to stay updated on all of his…
Ep47-Ghosts, Aliens, and What Is (Church of Whatever w/Josh and Palmer)59:00
Every now and then, you meet fellow travelers who have often explored some of the same paths as you. Sometimes they've gone further. Josh and Palmer are two of my favorite explorers to talk to, because of conversations like this. We start out talking about ghosts and aliens, but ultimately end up in the familiar space of the present moment. Mindful…
Ep.46- Palmer Saves The Internet.1:12:17
In today's episode, Palmer and I discuss his idea for an app that would probably change the world, and that leads into many facets of conversation about the internet. How it's structured, how people make money on it, and how some of those things need improvement. I believe that this is an important conversation for everyone to participate in, being…
Ep.45- Let's Talk About Sin (Church of Whatever w/Palmer)1:15:14
The Church of Whatever is a segment dedicated to spiritual concepts, and a lot of the ideas we grew up learning about. Could we have missed something? Is it possible that some of the ideas that we've rejected have actual value in our lives? Well, we intend to dig deep, and search for meaning where it's been lost in order to see what we can learn th…
Ep.44- Learning How to Live w/ Palmer Davidson (Similar Animal)1:56:29
I've been waiting a while to introduce you to my friend Palmer. This conversation goes in a lot of different directions, but it's because him and I are both very passionate about some of the topics we get into. We both felt like we only scratched the surface. So, during this conversation we (halfway) joked about doing this weekly. It's gonna happen…
Ep.43- New Directions and Authenticity w/ Will Kibler1:01:14
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This is a conversation with my good friend, Will. We talk about how to grow a beard, being authentic, a few spiritual ideas, and about the new direction this podcast is headed. I'm sure there's a few other things too. If you'd like to help take this show on the road, expand production, and continue to grow, consider becoming a patron here; patreon.…
Ep.42- A Shy Dude Gets On Stage w/Comedian Nick Nichols1:01:30
Nick Nichols is a Comic from KC who overcame his fears by making people laugh. Since then he's done tons of live shows, public speaking, funny videos, and even a Ted Talk. He just released a 15 minute special on YouTube, and is already working on his next half hour, while performing all over the area. Check out his website to get tickets to his upc…
Ep.41- Find Your Rafiki w/ Bobby Louden (Archway Audio Production/Sweet Ascent)1:13:49
This conversation was recorded at Archway Audio Production in Richmond, KS, where Bobby is currently in the process of building a beautiful recording studio. You may know him as the guitarist from Sweet Ascent, but now he is creating a name for himself through audio production, helping the local music scene put out high quality music. We talked abo…
Ep.40- You Are Psychic, Thoughts on Meditation w/Matt Turner1:38:56
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This year, I'm comin out with a banger! In this conversation, Matt Turner and I talk about psychic abilities, spiritual nature, meditation and a whole lot of perspective enhancing gems. Matt Turner is a healer, who created belovehealings.com to build a career around helping people through spiritual counseling, workshops, one on one sessions, retrea…
Ep.39- The Path to Better Self (Nutrition)w/ Kyle and Pamela1:38:34
Kyle and Pamela are two awesome people with two very different backgrounds, who have teamed up to create Better Self Nutrition. Their Mission is to give people the tools they need to live a healthy, meaningful life. They are a great recourse for anyone looking to get informed on diet, exercise, or motivation. And, their story is beautiful. https://…
Ep.38- Anarchy Overland w/ Talon Erdly46:46
In this episode, Talon and I talk about what his company, Anarchy Overland and Outdoors is all about. Honestly, Im a huge fan of their whole idea and highly encourage supporting these guys from the start. https://www.facebook.com/anarchyoverland
Ep.37- Casper, and The 3 Man Wolf Pack w/Sara Scott1:01:38
1+ y ago 1:01:38
This episode is the begining of something really cool. It was was recorded with my girlfriend Sara, from the campervan that we have been building ourselves over the past few months. We talk about the process of converting an old van into a cozy little home on wheels, the struggles, and some of the awesome experiences from our frist trip. patreon.co…
Ep.36- Music, Business, and Culture w/ Hunter Owen (Faint Heart)1:31:17
Hunter Owen is another awesome KC local who plays drums in a band called Faint Heart. Check out the link to hear their new EP and find more info about this great band. https://wearefaintheart.com/
Ep.35- Fighting Spiritual Battles w/ Nathan Groves (Spiritwaker)1:06:34
Nathan Groves is the vocalist is Spiritwaker, and a few other projects thats he's in the process of starting. He's also one of my favorite people to talk to, especially when it comes to the inner work and learning from life experiences.
Ep.34- What is Music? w/ Bret Collins (Drummer, The Dear Misses)1:08:52
Bret Collins is an articulate rock drummer, who plays in a sick band called The Dear Misses. We reminisce about how we both learned how to play drums and started playing in bands, what music really is, Jim Carey, and tons of other cool stuff.
Ep.33- Value Shock(Kenneth Kupfer) and Jasper1:14:46
Kenneth is an artist/muscian/designer/animator/bar tender with some of the craziest house-show stories ever. He's also the art director for Chop House Skateboards and has made some sick graphics that you've probably seen around Lawrence and Kansas City. And Jasper is a cool Lawrence Local who makes appearances on the A.D.D. Podcast and makes ever c…
Ep.32- 'Can City' Podcast Crossover w/ Matt, Josh, and Kyle51:30
This is the first half of an awesome conversation with the Can City Boys! They are another awesome local podcast worth checking out. Go to cancitymedia.com to see more of their content and listen to the second half of this episode.
Ep.31-BekahLü Productions, Photography, and Video Podcasts.47:00
Bekah Stewart is a good friend of mine who is starting a production company. She will also be producing video podcasts for us in the future, and I'm extremely excited for that. We talk about how she got into creating photos and videos, and what that might look like in the future.
Ep.30- E-Boards, Workouts, and Rajneeshpuram w/ Will Kibler1:15:33
This is Will and I catching up and letting the conversation go in every direction possible. It's an interesting one for sure.
Ep.29- Fake Gurus and Letting Go1:19:06
What are the ways in which our beliefs have held us back from living up to our fullest potential? What could we gain from letting go of preconceived notions about truth? Im not sure we found the answer, but we had a great conversation about it.
Ep.28- Physical and Spiritual Health w/ Kyle Devlin(Fitness Trainer)1:10:45
Kyle Devlin is a great and very insightful teacher, who I learned a lot from during this conversation. We talk about how he started his fitness journey and how he stays on that path as difficult as that may be.
Ep.27- Anxiety and Calisthenics26:35
This is a solo episode about exercise and the effect that it has on the mind. I also read an essay that I wrote about my experience with anxiety relating to an injury.
Ep.26- Hangin Out w/ Will Kibler53:26
Will and I decided not to plan anything and record an episode. We catch up, talk about a few current events, the Better Ideas Community, future plans, and just goof off for a bit. patreon.com/betterideas
Ep.25- Matt Turner, Spiritual Healer, Channeler, w/Josh Swanson58:57
Josh and I had an enlightening conversation with Matt, about his life as an energy worker who helps people "get their life." It was an amazing conversation about everything from the nature of love, to healing our own suffering. But, we really only scratched the surface! Check out Matt's website for more stuff like this. belovehealings.com…
Ep.24- Jacob Dorn, Minimalism. (Sweet Ascent, Just Hit It Podcast)1:29:21
This past week, I found out that my good friend, Jake is into Minimalism. So, it only made sense that we sit down and have an awesome conversation about it. Thanks for the hangs, Jake!
Ep.23- A Podcast About Podcasts.37:01
This is just a fun solo episode about my 10 favorite podcasts. My hope is that you guys find something that you love, as I have in several of these. I'd also like to thank all of you for the oppurtunity to participate in the Best of Lawrence 2018!
Ep.22- Round Earther's Society/Better Ideas Co-Release!1:01:50
The Round Earther's Society is another awesome podcast that just happens to be local. The hosts, Zach and Jesse are super smart dudes, who will talk to you about pretty much anything. So, this conversation went in just about every direction!
Ep.21- Derek & Aaron, The Varyags (Modern Vikings)1:21:48
Will and I talk to a couple of really cool heathens about their worldview, technology, religio, civilization and why everyone needs to party in the woods. It was an eye opening conversation, to say the least.
Ep.20- Introducing: Church of Whatever/ Why Do Bad Things Happen?41:52
This segment is a solo episode where I talk about my spirituality, and why I'm starting the Church of Whatever. The intro music was made by my good friend, Goldstead (Rex Hancock). Check out his music.
Ep.19- Jesse Duckworth, Writer/Podcaster(Round Earther's Society)54:15
Jesse Duckworth is a local podcaster, writer, entrepreneur, and an intelligent political commentator who brings a lot of nuance to the conversation. We talk about his projects, and touch on some politics. If you enjoy this, check out his podcast, Round Earther's Society!
Ep.18- Bam Keith, Producer(Grammy's/825 Studios)1:05:47
We are starting 2018 off with a bang. or Bam?... Bam Keith is definitely one of the most talented musicians and coolest dudes I've ever met. He has an incredible life story, filled with both tragedy and beauty, that is truly inspiring to hear.
Ep.17- Highlights from the year 2017.1:05:13
It's crazy for me to think that there are people who have been listening to this podcast regularly for an entire year. My only hope is that, within the past year, you have heard something of value. I hope that it inspired or taught you in some way. At the least, I hope you found some entertainment. I know I have. I would like to thank everyone who …
Ep.16- Let's (not) Talk About It -RFN1:14:06
This week I'm airing Will and I's segment, Room For Nuance. We talk about the future of the podcast and Taboos. This is a conversation about why we should be talking about things that aren't always easy to talk about. But, maybe we just need to let go of some of our opinions?
Ep.15- Cameron DuPratte, Brother Spacebear, Artist1:09:17
Cameron DuPratte is one of the most introspective and "artsy" people I've been lucky enough to talk to. We get into everything from his creative endeavors, to how art generally relates to the world.
Ep.14- Gabe Reasoner(Piano Stairs/HDUH), Gavin Scott(Lakenheath)54:31
Im so glad that I was able to catch these guys while they were in town! We talked about their tour, musical projects, and they played acoustic songs just for us. I also made videos and put them on youtube.
Ep.13- An Underlying Issue, w/ Will Kibler1:09:42
This Past Friday, Will and I got together and recorded a conversation that we thought was worth having.
Ep.12-Jake Dorn, Drummer(Sweet Ascent), Just Hit It Podcast(Host)1:28:03
I have a soft spot when it comes to talking about drums and childhood bands, so this episode was a blast! Jacob is a really great drummer, who recently started his own podcast called Just Hit It. Enjoy:)
Ep.11- Zac Mayfield, Tours, Vlogs, Life, and God.1:20:51
This past weekend I caught up with a friend who has been busy traveling the country playing music with Earth Groans, while also maintaining a career as a full time filmmaker. So we had a lot to talk about!
Ep.10- Sweet Ascent, Jordan, Bobby, Allex, and Jake1:34:34
As you guys know, I love this band. This past weekend, I was lucky enough to have all 4 of them in my living room, and to get to hear from all of them about how they joined the band and what its been like for the past year or so. They have been very busy so there is plenty of great stories to talk about!…
Ep.9- Josh Hurst, Young Medicine, Guitarist, Graphic Designer58:28
Josh Hurst is the lead guitarist in a band called Young Medicine. He is also a graphic designer who does all of his band's visuals and works for a production company full time. Both him, and the rest of the band are contributing to the local music scene in more than one way, and doing a great job if you ask me!…
Ep.8- Know Your Enemy, w/ Will Kibler (bonus episode)56:38
It's been a long time since I've publicly commented on current events. I couldn't let this one go. Will and I sat down to talk about the current state of the protests in Virginia, with hopes to provide a little Room for Nuance.
Ep.7- Jason Barr58:55
One day while I was at work, I randomly starting searching for podcasts relating to Lawrence, KS to see if there was anyone else out there pursuing this unique form of media. And surely enough, I found the A.D.D. podcast with Jason Barr. I then discovered a plethora of amazing new information about the city that I live in, and was fortunate enough …
Ep.6- Gregory Frye, Cannabis Educator, Writer49:30
Gregory Frye is a man that I have wanted to meet for a long time. He is the executive online editor at Green Flower Media, and an amazing writer, who also happens to live in Greece of all places. I was lucky enough to have him over and get to know him through this conversation while he is visiting Lawrence, Kansas.…
Ep.5- Casey Steinmiller, of Steinmiller Productions.59:12
Casey Steinmiller has been appearing all over my news feed with some seriously amazing band photography. I felt like I needed to reach out and try to meet up with this photographer who is shooting all of my favorite local bands, and Im glad I did. I loved hanging out in my living room and getting to know all about his journey to becoming a travelin…
Ep. 4- Nathan Groves, Ziion, and killing our egos.1:03:06
Nate Groves is the vocalist for a band called Ziion. He is an extremely passionate guy, who truly cares about the world. We had a spiritual conversation relating to music and our own personal beliefs. I learned a lot about what goes into writing Ziion songs, and how his lyrics relate to his life. Ziion is a great band for you hardcore fans out ther…
Ep. 3- Jordan T. Rebman1:13:06
This week I spoke with Jordan about music, and life. His band, Sweet Ascent is tearing up the U.S. right now, and I'm glad to be able to watch them grow into professional musicians. But, trying to play music for a living doesn't come without its hardships. Jordan and I spoke about some of his past and the difficult parts of being in a band.…
Ep.2- Zac Mayfield, Earth Groans, Mayfield Creative27:42
In this episode, I will be explaining a little bit more about myself and why I am doing this Podcast, and airing a conversation between Zachariah Mayfield and I. For more info, go to: patreon.com/betterideas


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Rochester police spent more than $1.4 million on overtime in under three weeks responding to Black Lives Matter demonstrations stemming from the police-custody death of Daniel Prude, according to a report.
The bulk of the OT for cops in the upstate city came during the first two weeks of this month after the protests broke out, with more than $1 million in extra pay over that period for nearly 2,500 overtime shifts totaling 15,500 hours, WROC-TV reported.
"The fact that we had to have the police there the entire time was a need," Rochester City Councilman Jose Peo told the station. "We needed to make sure that what happened before with the rioting and the looting when it's happened in other cities with these types of protests when buildings are being burned down, did not happen in Rochester."
According to the department's website, Rochester PD has 850 sworn and civilian employees.
The data, from a report submitted to the city council by police in the upstate city on Monday, stunned some in the community.
Rochester police also fired approximately 6,300 rounds of pepper balls to disperse protesters in just the first three days of demonstrations, a number that shocked some in the community, WROC said.
"That's excessive," Abdul Hai, an activist with the Community Justice Initiative told the station. "That's just showing the militarization of the police force when they were shooting the pepper balls those people didn't deserve."
Face facts: 'Black Lives Matter' is all about hate
Prude, 41, died after a confrontation with several city cops on March 23.
Video from the encounter shows a mentally disturbed Prude walking down a Rochester street naked. Prude is seen ranting but is handcuffed and held face-down on the ground after police — who can be heard laughing — put a spit mask on him.
He eventually stops moving and lapses into unconsciousness before he was taken to a local hospital and declared brain dead. He died one week later.
The incident remained under wraps until Sept. 4, when the footage went public and sparked a new round of outrage from Black Lives Matters protesters, who have been marching against racial inequality and police brutality since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25.
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It is well-known fact that human body primarily is composed of water, or to be more precise, up to 60% and in order to survive, we need to drink certain amount of water. Scientists explain that the blood is composed of 83% water; the muscles and kidneys are composed of 73% water; while lungs are 90% water and our brain is made up of 76% water. Through breathing, sweating and through urine we lose water and that is the reason why replenishment of water is crucial.
Medical experts explain that on daily basis we should drink between 6-8 glasses of water, but the average is only 2 cups a day.
Scientific studies showed that for optimal hydration, male persons should drink 3 liters (12 cups) and females 2.2 liters of water per a day.
If you don't drink enough water throughout the day, your organism will start sending certain warning signals.
Change in the color of your urine is one of the first sings that indicate that you are not drinking enough water. Generally speaking, the urine should have a light yellow-amber colour. If you are not drinking enough water, your kidneys will start excreting substantially higher concentration of waste products (toxins, dead blood cells, proteins, etc) in your urine that should be removed from your organism and that will result in noticeably darker urine.
In addition to that, your urine may become darker after taking certain medications, B-Vitamins, beets, blackberries, asparagus or food colouring. Therefore, if you notice a temporary change in the color of your urine, first you should consider if you have consumed something that could have impact on the colour of your urine. Also, you need to increase the water intake and observe if your urine colour becomes lighter. In case if the color of your urine stays dark for a long period of time, you should be aware of the fact that it could be a sign of more severe health issue such as hepatitis or gallstones.
Medical experts explain that people should urinate between 6-7 times within a 24-hour period. If you don't drink enough water, your organism will have less fluid available to replace the fluids that are excreted from the body. In order to prevent dehydration, your kidneys will mpt to retain as much fluid as possible. So, if you urinate less than 6 times a day, you should start drinking more water.
One of the most common causes of constipation is dehydration and by increasing the water intake you can solve this issue. Namely, if you are not drinking enough water, your organism will try to absorb water from wherever it can, including from your colon. You should keep in mind that in order to have soft and easy-to-pass stools you should drink sufficient amount of water. It is completely naturally, lack of water to cause harder stools that are quite difficult to pass.
Therefore, in order to prevent and treat constipation, you need to consume adequate amounts of water. Also, make sure that you are consuming fiber that is contained in fruit and veggies.
Other causes of constipation are physical inactivity, hypothyroidism, intestinal inflammation and dysbiosis, food sensitivities as well as stress. So, if you are drinking enough water, you should visit doctor and solve the issue.
In order to keep the skin soft and smooth, many women rely on various expensive moisturizers and products. There are numerous treatments and procedures that are expensive and supposedly reduce and eliminate fine lines and wrinkles. But, before you decide to go to the cosmetics saloon, you should increase the water intake.
As Dr. Diana Howard explains, dehydration may cause irritation, inflammation, unpleasant itching and sensitive skin. In more severe cases, the skin may flake and scale or even become severely red with ugly cracks and bleeds. When your skin loses its moisture, the cells shrivel and consequently wrinkles appear. Lack of water makes the wrinkles appear more defined and that makes the skin look older.
Undoubtedly, the best way to revitalize your skin is to nourish by drinking plenty of water.
Human organism is intrinsically smart but it has a small glitch – it doesn't know the difference between thirst and hunger. Medical experts explain that the hypothalamus, part of human brain that is responsible for regulation of hunger and thirst, sometimes gets confused and that causes hunger pangs in response to thirst. All of you should be aware of the fact that reaching for unhealthy snack instead of glass of water eventually will lead to weight gain.
People who want to maintain or people who are trying to lose weight should consume adequate amounts of water.
Next time before you feel hungry and decide to grab a snack, first drink a glass of water. If you feel hungry even after 10-15 minutes, it is true hunger and you definitely should eat.
Scientists explain that when you are feeling thirsty for water, you actually are slightly dehydrated. If your mouth is dry and you feel thirst, you should be aware that it is indication that the mucus membranes in your body need hydration. Drinking enough water throughout the day is the only way to resolve this issue.
As it is explained above, when you don't drink enough water, your organism will start preserving are reabsorbing water from all tissues in your body. On this way, your body is trying to compensate the lack of fluid intake. As a result of that, the brain tissue loses some of its moisture and shrinks, and furthermore it is pulling away from the skull. This triggers the pain receptors which results it in a severe headache.
Moreover, if you don't drink enough water, the blood volume drops which means reduced amount of oxygen carried to your brain. As a result of that, the blood vessels in your brain will dilate and that leads to swelling and inflammation and that actually intensifies the pain.
According to a scientific study conducted back in 2011, mild dehydration may cause fatigue, tiredness and low energy. Namely, when your organism is dehydrated and the blood volume decreases, your heart is forced to work harder in order to push oxygen and nutrients through your body. That is the reason why when you experience fatigue, you should drink water instead of coffee. Keep in mind that coffee, tea, soda and sports drinks are not substitutes for water.
Water is natural lubricant for the joints or in other words, water allows two bones to slide over each other as your joint moves. If you don't drink enough water, your joints will become nutrient deficient and eventually that will lead to damage of the cartilage cells. Moreover, it you are chronically dehydrated, the cells in your body will reach a tipping point and the cartilage will degenerate beyond repair. Therefore, if you are suffering from joint pain, you should increase the water intake.
When you dehydrated, the concentration of toxins in your blood is substantially increased and that can weaken your immune system. Doctors explain that proper hydration is essential and assists the elimination of any byproducts and toxins from your organism and helps the immune system to fight against the infection.
Many people believe that except water, all other liquids provide hydration and that is huge mistake. You should remember that not all fluids are hydrating!
As it is mentioned above, certain beverages, including coffee, pop and juice actually can dehydrate your organism due to the high caffeine and sugar content.
Dr. Batmanghelidi is edical Doctor and expert in the healing powers of water and according to him, many of the ailments which are classified as "diseases" have positive response to increased water intake. He conducted a research and discovered that obesity, diabetes, elevated blood pressure and cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, asthma and joint pain are health issues which can be successfully cured simply by increasing the water intake.
In order to optimize your health it is extremely important to make changes. You should keep in mind that when it comes to your health, small changes make really big differences. One of such changes is to pay attention to your water intake.
If you forget to drink water, it is advisable to keep a bottle of water next to you or set an alarm to your smart-phone.


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Being led into the new millennium by Maestro Eduard Topchjan the ANPO is committed to promoting cultural, musical awareness in local audience regularly performing classical and operatic music in addition to national and contemporary music.
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Yu Darvish: It's not that you're on the DL — it's that you're not Jake Arrieta
By Steve Rosenbloom
Jun 01, 2018 | 8:05 AM
Yu Darvish reportedly believes fans hate him for being on the disabled list twice in his first two months with the Cubs, and I'm thinking, no, Yu, you're selling yourself short. Let Stevie Sunshine help you out:
Cubs fans hate you not only for being on the DL a second time, but also for arm cramps, for leg cramps, for melting down over a balk call, for melting down over walking the pitcher, for melting down in the fifth inning, for melting down in the fifth inning again, for melting down in the fifth inning yet again, for appearing to be afraid to pitch at Wrigley Field, for appearing to be a mental and emotional marshmallow, for not being better than Jake Arrieta the way everyone expected when you signed that $126 million deal.
Does that help, Yu? Does that clear it up? Glad I could help. Good talk.
The MRI of Darvish's right triceps revealed no structural damage, but there is an inflammation that is frustrating now and perhaps worrisome going forward, sort of like his ERA.
Some ERAs of note during May:
Tyler Chatwood, 5.95
Darvish, 4.40
James Shields, 3.38
I guess $164 million in free agents just don't go as far as they used to.
Oh, wait, here's another ERA in May:
Arrieta, 0.90.
In three of his five starts this month, Arrieta did not allow a run, including Tuesday night's outing of seven shutout innings against the Dodgers.
Chatwood, by comparison, couldn't even pitch seven innings in his last two May starts combined. Geez, he couldn't even pitch six combined. Chatwood is the right guy only if the goal is to make sure the bullpen is too tired to dance.
Arrieta has not allowed a run in his last 14 innings. Darvish, meanwhile, has managed to pull himself together to pitch only 14 1/3 innings in all of May. Thanks for coming.
Arrieta has allowed 14 earned runs in 10 starts this season. Chatwood allowed 13 earned runs in May alone.
Arrieta's ERA for the season is 2.16, which would lead Cubs starters. Compare and contrast:
Chatwood leads the majors in walks while Darvish apparently is trying to lead the league in trips to the DL.
Maybe it's me, but I didn't expect this to be the year we wonder whether Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer know less about their own free-agent pitcher than those from other teams.
Northwestern will host Wisconsin in another football game at Wrigley Field, the Tribune reported, so now college fans also will be able to boo Darvish.
What part of "slide directly into the base'' doesn't Joe Maddon understand?
Stevie Sunshine's Weekly Power Rankings:
1. Luscious. Others receiving votes: Ha!
2. Bacon. I've eaten double-smoked bacon, but never triple-smoked. It's reaching quest status.
3. Bryan Colangelo. And now, I'd guess, his Twitter burner accounts have Twitter burner accounts.
4. MLB bench-clearings. For those of you who've never seen an NFL walk-through.
5. Elouan 2014 pinot noir. Yet another red wine that pairs well with my mouth.
6. Jelly Belly Coldstone Creamery jelly beans. None of that yucky licorice in that mix. Nothing but goodness in every bite.
7. Max Scherzer. When it wasn't his turn to throw eight innings of two-hit ball against the Orioles, the Washington ace was in the clubhouse watching the Washington hockey team play in the Stanley Cup Final. And he tweeted about it during the game. Oh digital snap, Baltimore.
8. Beer-can chicken. With beer gravy, natch, or what's the point?
9. Cigars. Smoked an Ashton Churchill in honor of a momentous occasion: Lucas Giolito didn't walk anybody.
10. Summer. Spring, we hardly knew ya. Like always.
J.R. Smith apparently doesn't know how to tell the truth any better than he knows how to read a scoreboard.
Pro tip: Don't rely on a player who throws soup at a coach.
Brandon Marshall signed with the Seahawks, who apparently have given up making the playoffs this season.
Eloy Jimenez goes on the 10-day injured list with a right ulnar nerve contusion
Diamond DeShields' 22 points lift Sky to 77-76 win against the Dream
Cole Hamels' rapid recovery could have him on track to return to the Cubs by the end of July
The White Sox kept the media out of the clubhouse for 25 minutes after another bad loss to the Indians on Wednesday. Manager Rick Renteria said the players didn't hold a players-only meeting afterward. Third baseman Yolmer Sanchez said yes, they did. Say this for the Sox: They're consistently laughable both on and off the field.
Email from Kevin C.: "I trust that Welington Castillo's 80-game ban comes with the stipulation that he must watch every White Sox game played during his suspension.''
I believe the collective bargaining agreement prevents such supplemental discipline, and if not that, the Eighth Amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishments.
What's up, Dave Magadan?
Cubs show signs of life hitting and pitching in 5-1 victory over Mets »
Cubs' Steve Cishek welcomes heavy workload »
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It's all about the West and then the rest in the Pro Soccer USA Power Rankings after the first seven weeks of the Major League Soccer regular season.
Los Angeles Football Club remains the undisputed No. 1 after picking up their fifth win in their first six games, while Western Conference foes Seattle Sounders FC and Houston Dynamo are neck and neck to round out the top three.
The LA Galaxy move up three spots to No. 4 following a 2-0 win over the Philadelphia Union, while D.C. United is the first team from the East with the Black-and-Red checking in at No. 5 after a draw and a win during a busy Week 7.
(1) Los Angeles Football Club (6-0-1, 19 points): Mark-Anthony Kaye and Carlos Vela scored a goal in each half in a 2-0 win over FC Cincinnati for LAFC, which faces Vancouver at BC Place Wednesday.
(2) Seattle Sounders FC (5-0-1, 16 points): Will Bruin struck for a brace and Cristian Roldan added a goal in a 3-2 win over Toronto FC. An anticipated showdown with LAFC is on the horizon Sunday.
(6) Houston Dynamo (4-0-1, 13 points): Quietly, the Dynamo have crept up the power rankings to a season-high at No. 3 following a 2-1 win over San Jose on goals by Alberth Elis and Memo Rodriguez. A big tilt comes Friday in Carson.
(8) LA Galaxy (5-1-0, 15 points): Zlatan Ibrahimovic struck for a brace and the Galaxy locked things down defensively in a 2-0 win over the Union.
(4) D.C. United (4-1-2, 14 points): Following a 0-0 home draw against the Montreal Impact in midweek, the Black-and-Red defeated the Colorado Rapids, 3-2, on goals by Luciano Acosta, Chris Durkin and Lucas Rodriguez.
(7) FC Dallas (4-2-1, 13 points): FC Dallas bounced back from a one-goal loss to the Philadelphia Union in Week 6 to defeat the Portland Timbers, 2-1, on goal by Jesus Ferreira and Reto Ziegler.
(5) Sporting Kansas City (2-1-3, 9 points): Gianluca Busio did it again with the 16-year-old scoring for a third consecutive game in a 2-2 draw with the New York Red Bulls Sunday.
(3) Columbus Crew SC (4-2-1, 13 points): After back-to-back shutout wins over Atlanta United and the New England Revolution, the Crew were blanked in a 1-0 loss at Montreal Saturday.
(11) Minnesota United FC (3-2-1, 10 points): Osvaldo Alonso and Angelo Rodriguez scored for the Loons in a 3-3 draw against New York City FC at the opening of Allianz Field.
(9) Toronto FC (3-1-1, 10 points): Jozy Altidore had a pair of goals, both assisted by new partner-in-crime Alejandro Pozuelo, in a 3-2 loss at Seattle. The Reds host the Loons Friday night.
(10) Philadelphia Union (3-3-1, 10 points): The Union were done in by an early Ibrahimovic brace and a late Auston Trusty sending off for his second bookable offense in a 2-0 loss at LA.
(14) Montreal Impact (3-2-2, 11 points): Harry Novillo scored his first MLS goal and the Impact secured a third straight clean sheet in a 1-0 win over the Columbus Crew in their first game at Stade Saputo this year.
(13) FC Cincinnati (2-3-2, 8 points): The expansion side suffered a second defeat in their last three games, falling 2-0 at LAFC. They host Real Salt Lake Friday night.
(17) Atlanta United (1-2-2, 5 points): Ezequiel Barco came off the bench for an injured Eric Remedi and scored the first brace of his career to lift the defending MLS Cup champions to their first win of the season, 2-0 over the New England Revolution.
(12) New York Red Bulls (1-3-2, 5 points): Danny Royer and Brian White scored for the Red Bulls in a 2-2 draw at Sporting Kansas City. The losing streak ends, but the winless run extends to four games.
(18) Real Salt Lake (2-4-1, 7 points): Sam Johnson scored his first MLS goal and Damir Kreilach added a second-half goal as RSL snapped a four-match losing streak to defeat Orlando City SC, 2-1, at the RioT Saturday.
(15) Orlando City SC (2-3-2, 8 points): Nani made things interesting in the 81st minute, but the Lions couldn't overcome a two-goal deficit and fell to Real Salt Lake, 2-1, on the road.
(16) Chicago Fire (1-2-3, 6 points): It's three games without a loss, through it's consecutive draws, after Nemanja Nikolic's penalty kick late leveled in a 1-1 draw with Vancouver.
(19) New York City FC (0-1-5, 5 points): There were some defensive lapses and an own goal by Sean Johnson, but the Cityzens rallied for a 3-3 draw against Minnesota United FC thanks to an Ismael Tajouri-Shradi brace.
(21) New England Revolution (1-5-1, 4 points): The Revs offered little resistance in a 2-0 home loss to Atlanta United Saturday night. It was their second straight loss with the Red Bulls coming to Gillette Saturday.
(24) Vancouver Whitecaps (0-4-2, 2 points): Yordy Reyna gave the visiting 'Caps a lead early in the second half, but they conceded a late PK and remain winless after the first seven weeks.
(20) San Jose Earthquakes (1-5-0, 3 points): Jackson Yueill equalized in the 56th minute, but Martinez struck four minutes later and the Dynamo prevailed, 2-1.
(23) Colorado Rapids (0-5-2, 2 points): It's four straight losses for the Rapids following a 3-2 home loss to D.C. United. Benny Feilhaber and Kei Kamara struck for the hosts.
(22) Portland Timbers (0-5-1, 1 point): The losing streak is now five games for the Timbers after a 2-1 loss to FC Dallas. Cristhian Paredes scored the lone goal for Portland.
Pro Soccer USA writers Dylan Butler, Robert Jonas and Emily Olsen contributed to this report.


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Baby Lilibet Diana has just received some very exciting news
Jenny Proudfoot 30/07/2021 10:42 am
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made headlines last month as they announced the news that they had welcomed their baby daughter.
'It is with great joy that Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, welcome their daughter, Lilibet "Lili" Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, to the world,' read a statement from the now family of four.
'On June 4, we were blessed with the arrival of our daughter, Lili,' the Sussex couple announced in a personal statement on their Archewell website. 'She is more than we could have ever imagined, and we remain grateful for the love and prayers we've felt from across the globe.
'Thank you for your continued kindness and support during this very special time for our family.'
Since the announcement of Lili's arrival, the royal family appears to have extended an olive branch to the Sussex couple, posting messages and reportedly sending gifts.
We are all delighted by the happy news of the arrival of baby Lili.
Congratulations to Harry, Meghan and Archie.
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) June 6, 2021
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