Hyponatremia is commonly defined as a serum sodium concentration below 135 meq/L but can vary to a small degree in different clinical laboratories [1,2]. The dilutional fall in serum sodium is in most patients associated with a proportional reduction in the serum osmolality (ie, to a level below 275 mosmol/kg), but there are some exceptions.
The iron worker, Gary Russo, sounded like Frank Sinatra and wowed pedestrians a few years ago with his singing by a 2nd Avenue subway construction site in Manhattan during his lunch breaks.
Sinatra, who was a New Jersey native, was often associated with organized crime. Some of the many artists who recorded this song include Don McLean, Herb Alpert, Lou Rawls and Eartha Kitt. Robert Charlebois recorded a French version, and Ray Charles recorded the song as a duet with Willie Nelson. In 2001, Robbie Williams recorded it as a duet with the late Sinatra's original vocal track on his album Swing While You're Winning.