Simply put, internists are Doctors of Internal Medicine. They are Doctors for adults. You may see them referred to by several terms, including "internists," "general internists" and "doctors of internal medicine." But don't mistake them with "interns," who are doctors in their first year of residency training. Although internists may act as primary care physicians, they are not "family physicians," "family practitioners," or "general practitioners," whose training is not solely concentrated on adults and may include surgery, obstetrics and pediatrics.
Yes. We accept all forms of Insurance except certain HMO's. Sick visits or follow-up visits will be billed to insurance by our office.
DO YOU OFFER A DISCOUNT FOR FAMILY MEMBERS SUCH AS A SPOUSE OR CHILDREN?
Yes, a discount is offered for spouses and children ages 15-25.
HOW DO I ACCESS THE PHYSICIAN IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY?
Dr. Thornton can be accessed by his cell phone after hours but in the event of a life threatening emergency dial 911.
Dr. Thornton will assist you with personalized disease management. He has extensive contacts with specialists both in San Antonio and worldwide. He will coordinate your physicians in the development of an integrated treatment plan to manage your recurring or chronic conditions.
HOW ARE MY RECORDS MAINTAINED?
We have invested in a state-of-the-art Electronic Medical Records System (EMR). Our EMR system is secure, HIPPA compliant, and will ensure that your records are accessible to any specialists, pharmacies etc at a moment's notice.
WHAT IS THE GOAL OF YOUR PRACTICE?
In designing the practice, I tried to take everything that everyone hates about going to the doctor and get rid of it. The focus of this practice is to make medical care "user friendly" and focus on disease prevention. I've tried to mix the best of the old with the best of the new and I'm pleased to say that it's been well received.
WHY DID YOU RESTRICT THE SIZE OF THE PRACTICE?
Restricting the size of the practice enabled us to provide same day or next day appointments for urgent problems. It also allowed time for enhanced communication with the physician in the office, by phone, e-mail and fax.
We are located at 7720 Jones Maltsberger, Suite 110 next to Ruth's Chris restaurant in the Concord Athletic Club complex.
WHAT HAVE PATIENTS BEEN SAYING ABOUT CONCIERGE MEDICINE WITH DR. THORNTON?
Patients have loved the ability to talk to me when they want to and see me when they need to without the hassles that are part of most medical practices.
They have liked office visits that are not rushed, where they have had in-depth answers to their questions.
if a patient is admitted to another hosptial I will coordinate their care.
WHO PROVIDES COVERAGE IN THE EVENT OF YOUR ABSENCE?
When I am on vacation, a Board Certified Internist will cover for me. Eventually, I will have another internist in the practice.


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Jacques Aubuchon
Jacques Aubuchon was already a World War II veteran and well-known Broadway actor by the time he made his television debut in 1953 as a friendly candy store clerk on the sitcom "Mister Peepers." Aubuchon, who served as a French interpreter while in the Army, soon became a regular performer on live television series like "Studio One in Hollywood" and "Producers' Showcase." He appeared opp...
September Gun (1983)
Drop-out Father (1982)
The Two-Five (1978)
Swiss Bank Account (1975)
The Hoax (1972)
Police Chief Belkins
The Love God? (1969)
Carter Fenton
Thunder Road (1958) -- (Movie Clip) Open, Wild And Reckless Men
Jacques Aubuchon was already a World War II veteran and well-known Broadway actor by the time he made his television debut in 1953 as a friendly candy store clerk on the sitcom "Mister Peepers." Aubuchon, who served as a French interpreter while in the Army, soon became a regular performer on live television series like "Studio One in Hollywood" and "Producers' Showcase." He appeared opposite Robert Mitchum in "Thunder Road," playing a wealthy gangster intent on taking over Mitchum's moonshine business, and he portrayed a scheming butler in "The Shaggy Dog," which starred Tommy Kirk as a young inventor who transforms into the title sheepdog. Aubuchon worked steadily through the '60s on shows like the western adventure series "Have Gun - Will Travel" and the courtroom drama "Perry Mason," often playing vaguely foreign or ethnic characters. One of his most famous roles came as crooked Polynesian chief Pali Urulu on the military comedy "McHale's Navy," about a strait-laced Navy commander (Ernest Borgnine) and his rowdy but surprisingly competent torpedo boat crew. After appearing in the 1965 feature film spin-off "McHale's Navy Joins the Air Force," Aubuchon settled into a successful run of guest appearances on shows like the fantasy comedy "Bewitched" and the gentle family drama "The Waltons." In one of his last major roles, Aubchon portrayed a small-minded judge in the TV adaptation of the critically-acclaimed World War II-era play "The Lady's Not for Burning."
McHale's Navy Joins the Air Force (1965)
Wild and Wonderful (1964)
Papa Ponchon
Twenty Plus Two (1961)
Frenchy Pleschette
The Shaggy Dog (1959)
The Way to the Gold (1957)
Clem Williams
Short Cut to Hell (1957)
Bahrwell
The Big Boodle (1957)
Miguel Collada
Gun Glory (1957)
Sam Wainscott
The Scarlet Hour (1956)
The Silver Chalice (1955)
Operation Manhunt (1954)
Volov
So Big (1953)
August Hempel
Beneath the 12-Mile Reef (1953)
Demetrios Sofotes
Cast (Special)
A Tale of Four Wishes (1981)
Cast (TV Mini-Series)
Power (1980)
Thunder Road (1958) -- (Movie Clip) Open, Wild And Reckless Men Opening with a song co-written by star, screen-writer and producer Robert Mitchum, who rolls his car to escape the revenuers, from Thunder Road, 1958.

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Turbidity currents are significant due to their role in dictating reservoir sedimentation, the safety of deep sea facilities and the formation of submarine morphological features and turbidites. Interactions exist between turbidity current, sediment transport, bed topography and deformation. However, existing mathematical models have ignored these interactions either partly or completely. Therefore these models can be referred to as decoupled or partially coupled models. Uncertainties arising from these simplifications remain unclear. To help address this, the present study advances modelling capability and understanding of turbidity currents in three areas. First, the significance of the interactions is analysed theoretically. Second, a fully coupled mathematical model, which incorporates explicitly the interactions between turbidity current, sediment transport, bed topography and deformation, is developed and tested. Third, the model is applied to submarine turbidity currents and reservoir turbidity currents. It is demonstrated that the model is a viable tool for effective reservoir sediment management and facilitates an improved understanding of the formation of submarine morphological features. Three issues need to be carefully dealt with in turbidity current modelling: 1) the internal hydraulic jumps, 2) the moving current front, -and 3) the irregular topographies in the field. These necessitate a mathematical model being well-balanced and capable of automatically capturing shock waves and tracking the wet/dry front. But to the writer's knowledge, these aspects have so far not been simultaneously implemented in existing models of turbidity currents. In this study, the finite volume method is used to solve the governing equations and the slope limited centred scheme (SLIC) is employed to estimate the numerical fluxes, rendering the model capable of automatically capturing shock waves. The weighted surface depth gradient method (WSDGM) is implemented in the SLIC scheme, making the model well-balanced and thus applicable to both regular and irregular topographies. The wellbalanced property is demonstrated by successful reproduction of an initially subaqueous static turbidity volume over an irregular hump, as well as the successful application of the model to a real reservoir. The experimentally observed internal hydraulic jump is satisfactorily reproduced by the model, suggesting the ability of the model to accurately capture shock-waves. The accuracy of the model in reproducing key current variables is also demonstrated as against experimental data. The significance of fully coupled modelling is investigated theoretically using the multipletime- scale theory. This is complemented by numerical simulations of self-accelerating turbidity currents. Fully coupled modelling is shown to be critical for refined quality of turbidity current modelling, especially for those cases featuring rapid bed deformation. Decoupled and partially coupled models may be approximately applicable only to turbidity currents with mild bed deformation. Existing understanding of the formation of submarine morphological features is based mainly on indirect back-estimations, which cannot resolve the physical process. Applying the fully coupled model, the formation processes of canyons, channel-levees and lobes are numerically resolved. It is demonstrated that appropriate bed slope and sediment particle size may favour the formation of channel-levee morphology over submarine fans, as larger Richardson number does. Turbidity currents have been generated in a series of water-sediment regulation experiments in the Yellow River, China, aiming to get as much sediment as possible transported to the downstream and therefore reduce reservoir sedimentation. However, post-experiment analyses are mainly in the form of observed data comparisons. Two events of turbidity currents in the Xiaolangdi reservoir are investigated numerically. The advance of the current front and the sediment transport rate are reproduced by the model fairly well. These suggest the present model as a viable tool for determining the timing for operating the bottom outlets, which is critical for effective reservoir sediment management.


JAZZWAYS, Vol. 1, No. 1.
Photos, front cover by Paul Rand, 11 x 8.5, pict wraps, 120 pp, covers a bit rubbed, contents a little used but still a nice copy of the First Issue of this Jazz Yearbook. Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, New Orleans, etc.


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Q: .NET Configuring GIT environment and local build for working with multiple repositories with dependencies between them We have multiple teams working together on a large project divided to multiple repositories , each team works on one or more repositories , some of the repositories are shared among the teams.
As a security policy , we dont give a developer access to all repositories but only ones that are required for his project.
Currently our dev folder looks like this :
Repos.Folder
  Repo1
  Repo2
  ...
  RepoN
  bin.folder

The developer first download from the build server all the dlls to the bin folder, all projects output is to that bin.folder as well on local build through visual studio .
The problem is , that because not all developers have all projects , we cannot reference projects to .csproj files (as not everyone would have those references) , but we reference them to dll files in the bin folder - so all developers can download them from the build server, AND SO , when a developer tries to setup a work space solution (.sln file) , visual studio does not automatically detects the build order of the projects , so each developer needs to setup the sln file himself by going through each one of the projects references -- which is a tremendous overhead ...
Wanted to ask if someone has a solution for that problem or if someone spots a caveat/problem in our dev env and know how to handle it better.
Thank you,
James

A: First of all I would question if the security gain in preventing some developers access to some code really outweighs the problems it causes.
But, assuming the given situation, I would consider using NuGet:
Each project could publish it's own NuGet package, preferably using a build server that produces a unique semantic version for each build and package (Ideally also coupled to a version number from the version control system).
You can publish the NuGet packages to an internal feed (e.g. a file share or an internally hosted NuGet server).
The NuGet packages can have dependencies that reflect the dependencies between the projects. You probably don't want to have the projects in the same solution anymore.
This way the dependencies between the projects become totally independent of the actual source code. You also don't have to version control any binaries. Rather, the exact versions that a particular code depends on is clear from reading the version number from the packages.config file. This also makes version control and merging of code easier. It also makes the projects less coupled and the resulting components more reusable.
A drawback to note, however, is that modifying a dependency and then consuming it in another project will become more cumbersome. The most straightforward path will be to update the NuGet package using the build server and then updating the NuGet package in the consuming project.

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'The Mooch' attended Biden fundraiser in the Hamptons — because Trump 'has lost his mind'
Former White House press secretary Anthony Scaramucci attended a fundraiser for former Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday.
CBS News reporter Ben Mitchell posted a photo of Scaramucci at the event, and subsequently interviewed "The Mooch."
Scaramucci said he was still a registered Republican, but added that Trump "has lost his mind."
Spotted at a Biden event in the Hamptons: Fmr. Trump WH Comms Director Anthony @Scaramucci pic.twitter.com/PWVTZ8Qm15
— Ben Mitchell (@bfmitchell) August 24, 2019
Anthony @Scaramucci says he's still a registered Republican and has NOT switched his support to Biden, but that he's looking for a new nominee because Trump has "lost his mind" pic.twitter.com/XM5wyFIlHS
White House adviser warned colleagues Nancy Pelosi would eventually bring Trump down: 'She's an assassin'
In an excerpt from the new book "A Very Stable Genius," former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon predicted that now-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would eventually attempt to bring the president down one way or the other.
According to Axios, the book states, "The night of January 23 [2017], the first Monday of his presidency, Trump came face?to?face with House and Senate leaders from both parties at a White House reception ... At a long table in the State Dining Room, Steve Bannon ... could not stop looking at Nancy Pelosi..."
These 6 GOP senators have negative approval ratings — threatening Republican control in 2020
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) may not be in control of the body following the 2020 elections. In fact, he might not even be a senator.
On Thursday, Morning Consult released a new poll on all 100 senators, based on 494,899 interviews with voters. The survey had some major red flags for Republicans hoping to hold control of the chamber in 2020.
President Donald Trump's impeachment trial is putting enormous pressure on vulnerable Republicans, Morning Consult's Eli Yokley explained.
It's 2020 and Florida's Supreme Court just ruled in favor of a poll tax
"Florida cannot violate the U.S. Constitution's protections. The right to vote cannot be contingent on the ability to pay."
Florida's state Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of denying convicted felons the right to vote if they do not pay fines and fees associated with their incarceration, a decision that was immediately assailed by rights activists as an unconstitutional and immoral poll tax.
In a statement condemning the ruling (pdf), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), ACLU of Florida, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law and NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund said the ruling "does not—indeed, cannot—alter what the U.S. Constitution requires."


Hydrosols can can be used for gentle skin care and comes from nature!
Calendula hydrosol: It is used for rashes, epidermal healing, scratches, abrasions, and sunburn. It has anti-inflammatory, anti-septic, and astringent properties.
Helichrysum hydrosol: This hydrosol is reported to benefit the skin tone.
Lavender hydrosol: This is used for facial skin that is oily and dry.
Lemon Balm (Melissa) hydrosol: Lemon balm works for oily skin and to help acne prone skin. Some people have stated to use it for poison ivy and poison oak, too.
Neroli hydrosol (Orange Blossom): This ingredient can be used as a toner due to its astringent properties. The anti-bacterial properties may help with acne.
Rosemary hydrosol: It adds shine to hair and is helpful with oily skin.
How to Make a Hydosol?


Kelly earned her Bachelors degree in marketing from the University of South Carolina Aiken in 2005 and jumped right into the world of real estate! She managed sales for a residential development of more than 120 homes in Grovetown, GA, while also serving as the secretary and treasurer for its homeowner's association. She currently is the architectural and design consultant for a well-known construction and development company, in addition to managing customer relations, administration, and social marketing for Pete Purko. Kelly has an eye for design, a vision through the rubble, and a knack for adding unique touches on a home outside of the normal trends!
Kelly loves traveling with her family several times a year, being on the football field cheering for her kids, boating on the lake, serving on the PTO, and trying out delicious food at local restaurants.


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Q: Get output in a table in Jupyter note book - Python I need to get output in my jupyter notebook code in a table.
Here is my code.
import numpy as np

for x in range(1,1000):
    y=2*x+3
    print(x,y)

I get the output like below.

I need it in a table with column names "x" and "y". When I scroll down, the column names should be visible.
Thank You.

A: I think that, the cleanest way is to use pandas dataframe as follow:
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

table=[]
for x in range(1,1000):
    y=2*x+3
    table.append([x,y])

df= pd.DataFrame(np.array(table_x),columns = ['x','y'])

print(df.head())

will give you
   x   y
0  1   5
1  2   7
2  3   9
3  4  11
4  5  13


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Sky picks up five Golden Globe Awards
Sky took home five Golden Globe Awards for its original and acquired content at the January 5th ceremony. Leading the charge was Chernobyl, the Sky original drama, co-produced with HBO, which has received two Golden Globe wins: 'Best Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television' and 'Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited Series or TV Movie' for Stellan Skarsgard.
Aside from originals, across the portfolio, Sky has seen a further three wins for acquired content:
Best Actor in a TV Series – Drama – Brian Cox for Succession
Best TV Series – Drama – Succession
Best Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie – Russell Crowe forThe Loudest Voice
Zai Bennett, Managing Director of Content, Sky said: "We're delighted that Chernobyl has won two Golden Globes, alongside deserved wins for Succession and The Loudest Voice. These awards highlight Sky's reputation as the place where you can find the best homegrown and international TV all in one place."
These nominations follow a record breaking awards year for Sky originals including 4 BAFTAs for original drama Patrick Melrose as part of a record haul of 9 BAFTAS this year; 2 RTS Award wins for Save Me and 10 Emmy awards for Chernobyl including 3 from the 2019 Primetime Emmy Awards and 7 from the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
Sky will also more than double its investment in original drama and comedy over the next five years, through Sky Studios. Sky recently announced its intention to invest in building a new 32-acre, state-of-the-art TV and film studio at Elstree, just north of London, home to the world-renowned Elstree Studio. Expected to be built by 2022, Sky Studios Elstree will house 14 sound stages and create 2000 new jobs.
Sky content takes 34 Emmys; Chernobyl & GoT win big
Golden Globes success for online series
Netflix takes 5 Golden Globes
Historic Golden Globe for Netflix's House of Cards
Philippines: Globe awards Gilat 3 year contract


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Entertainment*
They're back
'Sense8' is back in production, and the finale is going to be totally 'epic'
By Dan Tracer August 11, 2017 at 1:08pm · 13 comments
We can't even imagine the logistical nightmare that is producing a show like Sense8, and as creator Lana Wachowski describes in a new video, it's every bit as chaotic as you'd expect.
But Wachowski is also the first to bring up the utter joy its cast and crew has felt. And now that Netflix has responded to the public outcry and decided to produce a two-hour finale to the series (it was previously canceled, much to the the chagrin of many LGBTQ fans), the team is back together unexpectedly.
"I think it requires a moment to just take a breath, to appreciate it, to look around and admire the holy s—tness of it all, because what you fans did was quite frankly unbelievable," Wachowski says. "It happened, you did it, it's real."
Related: Straight guy goes on homophobic rant about 'Sense8' and the Internet shuts. It. Down.
Directors Tom Tykwer and James McTeigue join Wachowski in the video, along with cast members Doona Bae, Jamie Clayton, Tina Desai, Tuppence Middleton, Max Riemelt, Miguel Angel Silvestre, Brian J. Smith, Toby Onwumere, Freema Agyeman, Alfonso Herrera, and more, who all express gratitude to the fans who brought the show — however briefly — back from the dead.
Oh, and they also say the finale is going to be "epic," and for once we have a feeling the word isn't being used lightly.
Sense8 returns for a two-hour finale special on Netflix in 2018.
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KaiserVonScheiss
It wasn't a good show.
August 11, 2017 at 2:08pm
Curtispsf
You should change your name to KaiserVonShite because you are full of shite. Nice attempt at trolling, you big old TROLL.
JED08
It is so much more than good.
alanballs
right….it is a G R E A T show.
August 12, 2017 at 3:08am
Mikah92
It's such a great show,but it's just so huge,expensive and so extra.Netflix feels that the view count doesn't make up for the cost,despite good reviews and a cult following. Estimated 9 million per episode. Netflix's problem is that for some reason they don't properly promote this show,giving it the exposure that it needs. That was the big criticism when they announced cancellation. I'm excited for this,but….this was suppose to be a 5 season story. SMH.
I suspect that this is one of those shows that will recoup its production costs over the years, if not decades, of being replayed to a loyal cult following. Eventually, it will go mainstream and "everyone" will look back in retrospect and acknowledge that "of course" it's a classic. The introduction cutting through multiple cityscapes is a work of art. ….. I'm thinking of shows like the original Star Trek, Dr. Who, or even the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show. ….. Meanwhile, those paying the bills are closing it because it's not making enough immediately. So much for them being a patron of the arts.
eric fundin
the only thing that i can say is thanks, this show is only one that i was touch by. now i get to see an ending to what happens with the people, thanks again. and to those that put so much into the show, a very big thanks to you all.
Sammy Schlipshit
Coming back in 2018? That's the best reason to keep slogging my way through daily life.
I was/am absorbed by these characters. Each has woven themselves into my life and under my skin.
Lana has succeeded. We can all see ourselves in one or more characters.
As an elder gay white man, I am thrilled to tears seeing such beautiful relationships. It did take a while for me to catch on what the heck was happening. Worth each minute. I get it.
Thank you, et.al.
All my love from Humboldt County, CA.
lkeels
It's only coming back for one more (2-hour) finale episode.
Gilliflower
Just 2 hours yeah but that is way better than nothing. We'll be able to wrap things up and get some sort of closure to the story. Who know, maybe the viewership on the day it comes out will be so enormous it raises eyebrows. I know I'll be plugging for it when I have the release date.
I'm a Tenor in the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. We sang in the first episode of Season 2 in the Christmas sequence shot at San Francisco City Hall. Thanks, SENS8, for being such a positive force for understanding in the world when it is SO desperately needed.
whitakerk861
Epic? Does that mean no more 3-minute music videos and an actual story, plot, and character development? Could we get more of Bug? He's just awesome. Or, how about another unrealistic coming out story? That wedding speech was so spot on and the closeted movie star. Please, put an awkward Marc Jacobs back in a oh-so-typical LA celebrity party scene. The show was crap.
Daniel-Reader
A well-done series. Very engaging.
August 12, 2017 at 12:08am