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Pre-order packages for Selena's brand new album "Stars Dance" are available now!
Check out all the details below:
Stars Dance Album Pre-Order $9.99 + Shipping
- "Stars Dance" Compact Disc
- 30-Day Trial Membership to The Scene
Premium Stars Dance Album Pre-Order $39.99 + Shipping
- "Stars Dance" Compact Disc
- 1 Year Membership to The Scene
- NEO Beanie
- Exclusive Fan Club T-Shirt
- 50% Off Discount Code for a Custom Case by Casemate
- Commemorative Fan Club Laminate
- A portion of your purchase will be donated to UNICEF
Download the album cover for Selena's new album "Stars Dance" here. Use it for your Facebook profile image or as your Twitter avatar - show your love for Selena! And let people know you're excited about the new album.
We hope you're all excited for today's live chat! Set your alarms - it all starts at 4pm PT today (June 3rd).
You can join in at youtube.com/selenagomez or right here on selenagomez.com/livechat.
See you at 4pm!
X Factor Breakout Band And Emerging Artist Will Open North American Tour Dates.
(May 23, 2013) – X Factor breakout band Emblem3 announced today that they will join Selena Gomez's worldwide "Stars Dance" tour as the opening act of the tour's 41 North American dates. The dates, which will mark Emblem3's first extensive North American tour, kick off Aug. 14 in Vancouver, BC and continue through cities across the U.S. including Boston, Philadelphia, Houston, Los Angeles and Chicago before wrapping in St. Louis on Nov. 27. Tickets for all dates are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com.
Check out the full press release after the jump!
Hey Scene Members!
Selena Gomez is going out on the Stars Dance Tour 2013, and she will be making a stops all over the world!
Wednesday May 1st there will be a Fanclub Exclusive pre-sale at 10am local venue time for all of these shows:
Aug 14 - Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena
Aug 16 - Calgary, AB @ Scotiabank Saddledome
Aug 17 - Edmonton, AB @ Rexall Place
Aug 18 - Saskatoon, SK @ Credit Union Centre
Aug 19 - Winnipeg, MB @ MTS Centre
Aug 22 - Ottawa, ON @ Scotiabank Place
Aug 23 - Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre
Aug 24 - Toronto, ON @ Air Canada Centre
Nov 1 - San Antonio, TX @ AT&T Center
You will need a pre-sale code to access tickets.
Make sure you are an official member of The Scene by 6pm PT on Tues April 30th to get your pre-sale code emailed to you. Not a member yet? Join today.


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Spinal arteriovenous malformation (AVM) is a rare, abnormal tangle of blood vessels on, in or near the spinal cord. Untreated, spinal AVM can permanently damage your spinal cord.
Oxygen-rich blood normally enters your spinal cord through arteries, which branch into smaller blood vessels (capillaries). Your spinal cord uses oxygen from the blood in your capillaries, and this oxygen-depleted blood then passes into veins that drain blood from your spinal cord to your heart and lungs. In a spinal AVM, your blood passes directly from your arteries to your veins, bypassing capillaries.
This disruption in blood flow causes cells in your spinal tissues to deteriorate or die. The arteries and veins in a spinal AVM can rupture, which results in bleeding in the spinal cord (hemorrhage). Sometimes, the AVM enlarges and compresses the spinal cord.
Spinal AVM can go undiagnosed unless you begin experiencing signs and symptoms. The condition can be treated with surgery to halt or possibly reverse some of the spinal damage.
Most people with spinal AVM experience few if any significant symptoms.
When symptoms do occur, they vary depending on the severity and location of the AVM. These symptoms usually appear when people are in their 20s, although almost 20 percent of people diagnosed with spinal AVM are under the age of 16.
The onset of symptoms may be sudden or gradual. Symptoms typically include:
As the condition progresses, additional symptoms may include:
Make an appointment with your doctor if you experience signs and symptoms of spinal arteriovenous malformation.
The specific cause isn't known. Spinal AVM was previously thought to be present from birth (congenital), but researchers are no longer sure that is the case.
There are no known risk factors for spinal arteriovenous malformation. The condition occurs equally in men and women.
Untreated, spinal arteriovenous malformations can lead to progressive disability. Specific complications may include:
You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in disorders of the brain and nervous system (neurologist).
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may make time to go over points you want to spend more time on. You may be asked:
Spinal arteriovenous malformations can be difficult to diagnose because signs and symptoms are similar to those of other spinal conditions, such as spinal dural arteriovenous fistula, spinal stenosis, multiple sclerosis or a spinal cord tumor.
Your doctor is likely to recommend:
Surgery is usually needed to remove a spinal AVM from surrounding tissue.
Before surgery, your doctor may recommend endovascular embolization. This is a procedure to reduce the chance of bleeding during surgery or reduce the size of the AVM so that surgery is more successful.
In endovascular embolization, a catheter is inserted into an artery in your leg and threaded to an artery in your spinal cord that is feeding your AVM. Small particles of a glue-like substance are injected to block the artery and reduce blood flow into the AVM.
If the AVM can't be completely removed surgically, your doctor may recommend radiation therapy to shrink the lesion.
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., ranks No. 1 for neurology and neurosurgery in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings. Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., are ranked among the Best Hospitals for neurology and neurosurgery by U.S. News & World Report. Mayo Clinic also ranks among the Best Children's Hospitals for neurology and neurosurgery.
At Mayo Clinic, we assemble a team of specialists who take the time to listen and thoroughly understand your health issues and concerns. We tailor the care you receive to your personal health care needs. You can trust our specialists to collaborate and offer you the best possible outcomes, safety and service.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit medical institution that reinvests all earnings into improving medical practice, research and education. We're constantly involved in innovation and medical research, finding solutions to improve your care and quality of life. Your doctor or someone on your medical team is likely involved in research related to your condition.
Our patients tell us that the quality of their interactions, our attention to detail and the efficiency of their visits mean health care — and trusted answers — like they've never experienced.
Why Choose Mayo Clinic
What Sets Mayo Clinic Apart
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
Specialists in neurology at Mayo Clinic in Arizona diagnose and treat adults with spinal arteriovenous malformations.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Specialists in neurology at Mayo Clinic in Florida diagnose and treat adults with spinal arteriovenous malformations.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Specialists in neurology at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota diagnose and treat adults and children with spinal arteriovenous malformations.
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday
See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
Clinical trials are research studies that test new ways to detect, prevent or treat disease. Mayo Clinic conducts more than 3,000 clinical trials and research studies each year and often coordinates national clinical trials with other medical centers.
Learn more about clinical trials and whether Mayo Clinic may be conducting a clinical trial related to your condition or procedure.
Mayo Clinic researchers are working to improve diagnosis and treatment of spinal arteriovenous malformations. Specific efforts involve imaging techniques to differentiate spinal AVM from other spinal conditions, and techniques for successful embolization of spinal AVM .
Read more about Mayo's research in neurology and neurosurgery.
See a list of publications by Mayo Clinic doctors on spinal arteriovenous malformations on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/spinal-arteriovenous-malformations/care-at-mayo-clinic/appointments/con-20036382
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit organization and proceeds from Web advertising help support our mission. Mayo Clinic does not endorse any of the third party products and services advertised.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.

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Are gaps in scientific knowledge evidence for God?
Every field of science has unanswered questions and gaps in our understanding. Scientists typically view these as open research questions. Others sometimes argue that if science can't explain how something happened, then God must be the explanation. Such arguments are called "god-of-the-gaps" arguments. The risk in these arguments is that science is always developing. If gaps in scientific knowledge are the basis for belief in God, then as scientists fill in the gaps, the evidence for God disappears. The God of the Bible, however, is much more than a god of the gaps. Christians believe that God is always at work in the natural world, in the gaps as well as in the areas that science can explain.


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- About this policy
- Collecting your personal information
- Information we are required to collect by law
- Want to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym?
- Using and disclosing your personal information
- Want to join us?
- How we use technology to collect and use personal information
- Disclosing your personal information overseas
- Our marketing and your personal information
- How we hold your personal information and keep it safe
- We like quality information
- Your right to access and correct your personal information
- Complaints or concerns?
- Availability and changes to our Privacy Policy
1 About this policy
1.1 Protecting your privacy
Virgin Australia is committed to protecting the privacy of your personal information. Your personal information is information or an opinion about you that allows us to identify you. This Privacy Policy tells you how we manage your personal information and how to contact us if you have any privacy concerns. This Privacy Policy also confirms our obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), including the Australian Privacy Principles, or APPs.
This Privacy Policy applies to our guests, visitors to www.virginaustralia.com and www.travel.virginaustralia.com (referred to as "our websites"), subscribers to our VMail, purchasers of our services and products and any other individual who interacts with us.
We also have terms that apply when you travel with us, use our websites, join Velocity, or purchase goods and services from us. Please read these terms (see the link at the bottom of each of our websites) prior to purchasing any services or products from us or using our websites, or when you are directed to do so during check-out or joining.
1.2 Don't have time to read the full Privacy Policy? We understand
We've created a condensed version of our Privacy Policy that will give you a snapshot of our privacy practices. Then, when you have more time, or if you want more information about a particular aspect of our privacy practices, you can read the full Privacy Policy. You can read our condensed Privacy Policy here.
Of course, if you still have any questions about our privacy practices, please call or email us.
1.3 What Virgin Australia companies does this policy cover?
The Virgin Australia Group is the name we use in this Privacy Policy to describe ourselves ("us"/"we"). This Privacy Policy applies to the Virgin Australia Group listed below and its privacy practices in Australia.
|Virgin Australia Airlines Pty Ltd
|Virgin Samoa Limited
|Virgin Australia Airlines (NZ) Ltd
|Virgin Australia Airlines (SE Asia) Pty Ltd
|Virgin Australia International Airlines Pty Ltd
|Virgin Australia Regional Airlines Pty Ltd
|Velocity Frequent Flyer Pty Ltd and its related bodies corporate ("Velocity Frequent Flyer")
2 Collecting your personal information
We collect your personal information so that we can provide you with our services and any products that you may have requested and also to carry out our functions and activities. This means collecting things like your contact details so that we can book your flight, handle your luggage, communicate with you about your travel arrangements and welcome you in our lounges.
We also collect your personal information so that we can improve the service we provide and also to let you know about flight specials or other offers we think might interest you. You can read more about our marketing here.
We also collect personal information from you if a law requires us to.
If we ask you for your personal information and you do not provide it to us, we may not be able to provide you with our services or provide you with any or all of the features of our services and products. For example, we will need your contact details and payment information in order to book a flight for you. You can't fly with us if you can't give us that information.
We only collect information about you where it is fair and lawful to do so. Where we collect your personal information from someone other than you, it is generally because you have made a booking through one of our agents or partners, or we are required to by law.
2.1 Your consent
We will assume that, unless you tell us otherwise, you consent to the collection of the information that you provide to us (either directly or indirectly) for the use and disclosure by us in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
We will only collect sensitive information (which is a category of personal information that includes information about things like your health, political or religious opinions, sexual preferences and genetic or biometric information) from you with your consent and where it is reasonably necessary for us to provide you with our services or carry out our functions or activities.
For example, if you have a health condition that means you'll need some assistance with boarding, we will collect information about this from you. But we will get your consent first. If we need to use or disclose your personal information for a purpose that is not set out in our Privacy Policy, or that is otherwise unrelated to the purpose for which we collected your personal information, we will obtain your consent first.
We may ask for your express consent or your consent may be implied by an action you take (or don't take).
There are some circumstances where we may not need your consent, and these are set out in the Privacy Act. This covers things like our dealings with Australian customs and other law enforcement bodies. You can read more about this here.
2.2 What personal information do we collect?
We will collect different sorts of personal information from you, depending on how you interact with us and how we can help you.
The types of personal information that we may collect may include:
- When you book a flight with us online, over the phone or through one of our travel or booking agents, we will collect your name, address, phone number, email, payment details (such as credit/debit card numbers and expiry dates), date of birth, passport details, Velocity membership number and information about your travel plans. If it's relevant to you and your travel with us, we may also collect information about your dietary requirements and health issues, such as where you need some assistance with boarding.
- At check-in, we will already hold some of your personal information and we may also collect your passport or drivers' licence number, for identification purposes. See more info here.
- If you book a Virgin Australia Holiday over the phone, we collect your personal information required for the booking, on behalf of Zuji Pty Ltd, which operates our Virgin Australia Holidays program.
- When you subscribe to our VMail mailing list, we will collect your name, email, postcode, nearest airport, Velocity number and employer's contact details (where you have specified a business address) and will collect your travel history, your sporting and lifestyle interests and your membership of other airline loyalty programs if you complete these optional categories.
- When you subscribe to our Holiday Sale Alerts, we will collect your name, email, postcode and nearest airport.
- We use cookies and other web-tracking tools on our website. These tools collect and use your personal information. You can read about how we use cookies here.
- If you give us feedback about our service or products, or enter a competition or otherwise interact with us, then we will collect the personal information that you provide.
- If you use social media to interact with us, we may collect your user name and any information that you allow the social media site to share with us, such as your profile picture, your posts, friends list and contact details.
- If you are applying for a position with us, you can read about what personal information we collect here.
- If you call us, we generally record our calls and so we will collect any personal information you provide during the call.
- We will collect any personal information that you provide in forms that you complete for us, such as medical clearance, claim and unaccompanied minor forms, whether these are paper forms or webforms on our websites.
- Velocity membership number and membership details of other loyalty programs.
2.3 Who do we collect from?
We prefer to collect your personal information directly from you. We will collect personal information from you when you use our websites, if you call us or email us, or when you fly with us.
But sometimes, we may collect your personal information from a third party including:
- Our related entities within the Virgin Australia Group (including Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd).
- Our airline partners: Air New Zealand, Delta Air Lines, Etihad Airways, Singapore Airlines, Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic, Hawaiian Airlines, Air Berlin, Aeromexico, Alaska Airlines, Horizon Airlines, US Airways and United Airlines.
- Our travel agents and booking agents and websites, where you book (or make enquiries to book) your flight or holiday or experience through them, including Virgin Australia Holidays.
- Our corporate partners, such as car rental providers, hoteliers, airport transfer and parking providers, travel insurance providers and foreign exchange services.
- Our third party service providers who provide us with services such as call centre, catering, airport lounge, ground transfer, freight and ground handling services
- Our third party providers of marketing services such as data washing organisations.
- If your ticket is provided through your employer's corporate travel agreement with Virgin Australia, we will collect your personal information from the corporate account holder or the relevant travel management company.
- Other people who make or update travel or freight bookings on your behalf (such as a group booking).
- We collect personal information contained in CCTV footage from the airports where we operate.
- We collect personal information from immigration, customs, border security and other regulatory authorities.
- If you make a claim or complaint, we will collect information from you, but we may also collect information from others (such as airport security) in order to investigate and process your claim.
- If you make a purchase on-board and pay by card, we use a third party service provider to process the payment. That third party will collect your personal information and provide it to us, so that we can process the payment. We don't use that information for any other purpose.
- We collect personal information from third parties that run competitions and other promotions for us or for which Virgin Australia is the sponsor.
- We collect your information from public sources (like social media).
2.4 Privacy Statements
We will notify you when we collect personal information from you or about you from someone else. This will be in the form of a Privacy Statement.
The relevant Privacy Statement will contain a more detailed statement about what we are collecting and how we will use and disclose that personal information. We will try and give this statement to you at the time of the collection, but sometimes we may need to provide it to you soon afterwards.
Depending on how you have interacted with us, we may provide the relevant Privacy Statement to you verbally over the phone, include it in a confirmation email to you, or in the terms and conditions that apply to the service or product you have acquired from us, or by referring you to our website.
2.5 Your passport or drivers' licence number
These numbers are known as "government related identifiers". We only use these numbers to verify your identity, and where you are travelling overseas, we will use and disclose your passport number for border control and security purposes. We may need to disclose these details to law enforcement agencies or if we are otherwise required to do so by law or court order. You're more than just a number to us, so we don't use these numbers to identify you in our systems.
2.6 Corporate or Group bookings
If you are making a flight booking for yourself and other persons to the same destination, you acknowledge and consent to your personal information being shared with such other persons. If someone has made a booking on your behalf, such as your employer or one of our other corporate account clients, or you have been included in a group booking, we will manage your personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
3 Information we are required to collect by law
We may collect information from you because we are required or authorised by an Australian law or court or tribunal order to do so. We will tell you in your Privacy Statement if this is the case and let you know the details of the law, court or tribunal order.
For example, our obligations under the Customs Act 1901, Migration Act 1958, Civil Aviation Act 1988 and the Civil Aviation Regulations 1988 mean that we need to be able to provide certain information about our passengers to regulators and authorities. These laws require us to collect your contact details, passport details (where you are travelling to or from Australia) and your travel itinerary.
If you are travelling with us to the US, we are required to collect certain personal information from you to provide to US immigration authorities. Although it's not an Australian law that requires us to collect this information from you, we have obligations to US immigration authorities under agreements between the Australian and US governments. If we don't collect this information from you, you won't be able to pass through border security in the US.
4 Do you want to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym?
You have the option to remain anonymous or use a name other than your own (a "pseudonym"). We will try to provide you with this option wherever we can. However, you won't be able to be anonymous or use a pseudonym if you would like to fly with us or if you would like to work with us. We need to know who you are.
5 Using and disclosing your personal information
We may use or disclose your personal information for the purpose for which it was collected. We may also use and disclose your personal information for a secondary purpose that is related to a purpose for which we collected it, where you would reasonably expect us to use or disclose your personal information for that secondary purpose.
We may use and disclose your personal information to:
- Provide and administer our products and services.
- Communicate with you about your booking and travel arrangements, provide in-flight and related products and services and verify your identity over the phone or at check-in or baggage collection. We may also communicate with you after your flight, including requesting your feedback about your experience with us.
- Communicate with our airline partners and other airlines about your booking or your frequent flyer programs, for partner recognition and benefits.
- Communicate with our corporate partners to process your booking and travel arrangements and, if applicable, to arrange complimentary partner membership and other benefits for you.
- Communicate with travel and booking agents and website providers, about your booking and travel arrangements (including your check-in, "no-show" or boarding status), your experience with us including any feedback we receive from you about your experience. We will also communicate with Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd and Velocity Frequent Flyer, if your Velocity membership number has been included in the booking.
- Communicate with a corporate account holder about your booking and travel arrangements (if your flight booking is made through your employer's corporate travel agreement with Virgin Australia), including disclosing your travel details, information relating to your check-in, "no-show" or boarding status and any information associated with your travel including any incident report. We will also communicate with Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd and Velocity Frequent Flyer, if your Velocity membership number has been included in the booking.
- If your flight booking is part of a group booking, communicate with the person who made the booking on your behalf and other persons included in the group booking about your booking and travel arrangements. We will also communicate with Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd, if your Velocity membership number has been included in the booking.
- Update your arrangements on request from any person who can provide the Passenger Reference Number for your booking and confirm the full name of one or more passengers; or meet our verification processes.
- If the booking is made for a person who is under the age of 18 and a parent, relative or guardian is requesting information relating to the booking and the parent, relative or guardian can meet our verification processes; communicate with the parent, relative or guardian about the person's booking and travel arrangements.
- Share personal information with other companies within the Virgin Australia Group and with our related entities, including Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd, including to enable us to send you marketing materials based on your Velocity membership activities and other online behaviours. Read about our marketing practices here.
- Where you book a Virgin Australia Holidays package over the phone, we will share your personal information that we collect during the call with Virgin Australia Holidays.
- Communicate with third parties who provide prizes for promotions or competitions, including your contact details and other information you provide when entering a competition.
- Receive services from our third party service providers, including those providing catering, ground handling (such as check in agents, freight handlers and special assistance), airport lounge operations, ground transfer and chauffeur, technology and related support services, call centre, marketing and advertising (including data washing services), payment fulfilment and fraud protection and data analysis services, as part of our activities and operations.
- Communicate with our professional service providers and insurance companies, as part of our operations.
- Determine issues of passenger safety and security (including sharing safety and security information with other carriers) and whether a passenger is medically fit to fly with us.
- Communicate with you about our offers, and those of our related entities and partners, and to identify products and services that may be of interest to you. We may also conduct customer satisfaction surveys and other market research. You can read more about our marketing practices here.
- For customer support including resolving and providing assistance for baggage claims or responding to feedback, complaints, queries relating to charges or other enquiries or requests.
- Meet our audit, reporting and investigations requirements and for operational or regulatory compliance purposes. This includes us communicating with law enforcement agencies and regulators (both in Australia and overseas).
- We may also disclose your personal information to the cardholder of the relevant credit card used to pay for your booking and to third parties assisting us in preventing or investigating any actual or suspected fraud, misconduct or unlawful activity.
- Help us continuously improve the services and products we offer our guests.
- Manage our share registry.
6 Thinking of joining us?
When you apply for a job with us, we will generally collect the personal information that you include in your application, such as your contact details, career history and education details. We may also collect sensitive information from you, for example, medical information or criminal history, if it is relevant to the role that you are applying for and whether you identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, for our Diversity and Inclusion Strategy.
We may also obtain personal information about you from third parties, for example, from your previous employers or nominated referees. We collect personal information for the purpose of assessing and progressing your application. We will hold your personal information for future job opportunities with us, unless you tell us not to. We destroy hard copies of your personal information when we no longer require this information.
We may disclose your personal information to our related entities, your referees and also to third party suppliers that we use to help with our recruitment processes, such as recruitment agencies and organisations that conduct competency or psychometric tests. We may also disclose your personal information to law enforcement agencies to verify whether you have a criminal record.
7 How we use technology to collect and use personal information
7.1 Our websites use cookies and web-tracking tools
Cookies are tiny files sent to your browser and stored by your browser on your computer or other device that you're using to access our websites. We use both session (only last until you close your browser) and persistent (remain on your computer after you close your browser) cookies to give you the best experience of our websites and for marketing purposes.
Only certain sections of our websites utilise persistent cookies. We request permission from you before using them when you access our European, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates facing websites. To find out more about how we use cookies, read our Cookie Policy.
We also use Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics, which are web-tracking tools that generate detailed statistics about traffic to our websites and traffic sources. These tools can also measure conversions and sales. Google Analytics only provides us with aggregated data (not personal information of our website visitors). Adobe Analytics can allow us to collect some personal information .
The information we collect about our website users includes:
- Your computer's IP address or the Unique Device Identifier (if you access our website using a smart phone or other mobile device)
- The date and time of your visit to our websites
- Pages on our websites that you accessed and documents downloaded
- The URL of the previous webpage from which you followed a link to our websites
- If you've visited our site before
- The type of browser you use
- Your region
- The services or products you have viewed or purchased (including flight bookings that you have searched but not booked) and other enquiries that you make through our website.
7.2 How do we use this information?
The cookies and web-tracking tools on our websites allow our websites to interact more efficiently with the device you are using. We use them to track your use of our websites and to compile data that can help us improve the content and functioning of our websites.
We also use cookies to help us (and our web software provider) process a request by you to follow a link from our website to the websites of third parties. The personal information that is disclosed to the third party website operator is limited to the information collected by these cookies. We do not provide any further personal information that we hold about you to the third party website operator.
We may also use information collected by cookies and Adobe Analytics to display personalised content and advertising (targeted advertising and online behavioural advertising), based on your internet usage, and to send you marketing materials that we think will be of interest to you. We also have arrangements with third parties who may use our cookies to improve the relevance of our advertising to you on third party websites.
7.3 Our Applications
We have a number of smart phone and tablet applications that allow our guests to book flights, manage reservations, check-in, receive flight specials information and flight status information, access in-flight services and a number of other things. These apps collect and use personal information, including through the use of cookies and web-tracking tools.
When you download our app to your device, you will be asked to review our terms of use and our privacy notice will contain a link to our Privacy Statement (Mobile Apps) and this Privacy Policy. You will also be asked whether you consent to receive push notifications from us. If you consent, we will send you flight special alerts directly to your device. You can turn off or delete push notifications at any time in "settings" on your device.
We manage personal information collected through our apps in the same way as any other personal information, as detailed in this Privacy Policy.
7.4 Flight information
If we need to let you know about a change to your flight (such as a delay), let you know when online check-in opens, or flight upgrade options, we will send you a text message to your mobile number or send you an email if you haven't provided your mobile number to us. We use third party service providers to send these text messages and emails. Some of these service providers are located overseas.
7.5 Managing your technology preferences
You can disable cookies in your browser, but it will affect the functionality of our websites (please see our Cookie Policy for further information). You can usually do this through the "options" or "settings" in your browser. There are also add-ons and other online tools available for most browsers that will allow you to identify and block some web-tracking tools. When you are visiting third party websites that display our advertising, you can sometimes also opt-out from receiving advertising based on our cookies.
8 Disclosing your personal information overseas
When we disclose your personal information overseas, we are required to take measures to ensure that your information will be protected.
The Virgin Australia Group operates flights to Los Angeles, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, Phuket, Denpasar and Abu Dhabi. We operate these flights through a combination of our overseas related entities and our airline partners. We also have ground crew, "meet and assist" people and other service providers at our overseas destinations. If you are travelling with us to one of these destinations, we will disclose your personal information to our local related entity, or our airline partner, and our local service providers, as part of providing our services to you.
Some of our technology, operational and customer service providers are also located overseas. For example, we have a call centre in The Philippines and we use cloud service providers. This means that when we use these providers' services, it may involve disclosing your personal information overseas. We only disclose personal information to our overseas service providers when it is necessary for the services they provide to us.
A full list of the countries in which our overseas related entities and service providers are located can be found below.
|New Zealand
|The Philippines
|United Kingdom
|United States of America
9 Our marketing and your personal information
We use personal information that we hold about you to identify services and products that may be of interest to you.
We may contact you by email, text message, phone or by post to let you know about flight specials, our promotions or any new or existing products or services. We also use internet-based marketing including targeted online advertising and online behavioural marketing.
We may disclose your personal information to other companies in the Virgin Australia Group, our related entities (including Velocity Rewards Pty Ltd), and our airline and corporate partners to allow them (or us) to tell you about a product or service. Our marketing agencies may contact you using information about you that they already hold, or we may provide your personal information to them, in order to serve you with more relevant advertising about our services and products.
You can contact us at any time if you no longer wish to receive marketing materials from us, our related entities or our partners.
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In 2007, he founded The Nashville Basket Brigade aimed at distributing food-filled baskets to Nashville families in need for Thanksgiving.
This year Enos' work continues. On Saturday, he will launch an online auction of autographed celebrity memorabilia at the Brigade's website (www.NashvilleBasketBrigade.org) to raise money for The Nashville Basket Brigade.
The first item up for bid is an autographed guitar from pop singer Adam Young, better known as Owl City. Brad Paisley, Darius Rucker and The Band Perry have also provided items to be auctioned, and a new artist will be featured every three weeks.
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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireS...-plan-18486657President Barack Obama pushed for a higher minimum wage at a re-opened manufacturing plant Wednesday because he says Americans who work full time should not be in poverty.
The president followed up his call for the increase from $7.25 to $9 an hour in Tuesday night's State of the Union address with a trip to North Carolina, attempting to reach voters outside Washington on the plan
Canadian-based Linamar Corp. opened a former Volvo plant in Asheville that had gone dark and rehired some of its workers. Obama touted it as an example of America attracting jobs from overseas.
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Red Bull showed plenty of improvement in Bahrain, but for Sebastian Vettel it was another disappointing race.
The defending World Champion struggled on Saturday and failed to make it into Q3, but he started P10 on Sunday following a grid penalty to his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.
He was in the thick of things for most of the race, but had to settle for sixth place, which was two spots behind Ricciardo with Mercedes-powered cars claiming the top three positions.
Vettel, who won the Bahrain GP last year, believes his team-mate proved there was plenty to extract from the car, but he just couldn't do enough to finish higher.
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn., Oct. 28, 2013 – Four Nobel Laureates are among nine lecturers who will be participating in the new Eugene P. Wigner Distinguished Lecture Series in Science, Technology, and Policy at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Albert Fert, recipient of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics, opens the series on Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. in the Iran Thomas Auditorium at ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source.
"The Wigner lectures aim to invigorate scientific discovery and technological innovation and to initiate productive scientific policy debate," said Thom Mason, laboratory director.
The lecture series is being hosted by ORNL's Corporate Fellows.
"We're fortunate to have tremendous interest from leading scientists who want to visit Oak Ridge to engage our researchers in dialogue about significant discoveries in a variety of fields," said Amit Goyal, chair of the Corporate Fellows Council.
The inaugural lecture by Fert, a condensed matter physicist at Thales Group International, will occur 70 years, to the day, after ORNL's Graphite Reactor reached criticality on Nov. 4, 1943. His lecture, titled "Novel Directions for Spintronics: Spin-orbitronics and Magnetic Skyrmions," will focus on recent advances in materials research. Fert won the Nobel Prize – along with Peter Grünberg – for the discovery of giant magnetoresistance, a phenomenon that launched the field of spintronics and revolutionized the electronics industry.
Fert's agenda will include small group discussions with senior researchers, early career scientists and postdoctoral fellows, as well as visits to the lab's research facilities, to provide staff the opportunity to engage one-on-one.
Other lecturers who have confirmed their participation in the new ORNL series come from a variety of disciplines:
Majumdar will continue the series on Jan. 27, 2014, followed by Chu on Feb. 12 and Barrett on April 7. The lectures will be streamed live to the public at the Toyota Auditorium at the University of Tennessee Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy, as well as the ORNL website, www.ornl.gov. Questions for the lecturer may be submitted via ORNL social media sites.
Eugene Wigner, who received the 1963 Nobel Prize in Physics, was both a towering figure in theoretical physics and a key contributor to the development of nuclear reactors. As ORNL's first research director, he established an enduring vision for the laboratory and laid the foundations for programs that continue to this day. His remarkable ability to couple basic science and applied research remains a touchstone for ORNL's mission to deliver scientific discoveries and technical breakthroughs for clean energy and global security.
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Thing is something like that did happen. It just wasnt one of those 2 dip****s.... THIS TIME. It was some other dip**** who played for the Chiefs. If I knew the guy, I couldve suggested it was possible from him. That Jovan Belcher dude was a ****ing moron and a POS. Any Chief who wants to read that.... feel free. Thats my opinion of that guy. He's a ****ing scumbag. Im sure many of them feel the same way about him.
Now, just because Chad or Brandon havent quite done what that Jovan loser did, dosent mean I think any more of them. They are about the same. Because again, it wouldnt shock me one bit to see either one of those clowns involved in something like that in the future.
We live in a world where ridiculous **** like that happens. People act so stunned. Im not. Im not stunned at all that some dip**** ****ing moron who plays in the NFL did something like that. There are 600 murder-suicides in the US every year. Almost all of them are committed by people like Chad Johnson, Brandon Marshall, and Jovan Belcher. Dumbass pieces of ****.
So if Chiefs players dont want to read **** like that.... dont get on the interwebz. Because I can guarantee there are a lot worse things that what I said. And again, I wasnt even talking about that situation. I was talking about Chad Johnson and a type of scenario that couldve most certainly went down had he stayed on our roster. If you dont think it couldve, youre lost.
Besides all of that, youre just looking for something to jump on to bash me. So go **** yourself. I wasnt making a joke out of that situation or trying to make light of the lives lost or anything like that. Just simply stating that if Chad Johnson had been on our roster, that couldve easily been a scenario he was involved with. It couldve been us instead of the chiefs. And thats a god damned fact.


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text: News from the Heights If you need more information, call Le Moyne's Office of Communications at 315-445-4555 or contact via email Joe Della Posta or Molly McCarthy. Read past issues of the magazine Madden School of Business at Le Moyne Announces Partnership with Family Business Center MONDAY, NOV. 4, 2013 -- Today at the 4th Annual Family Business Conference it was announced that Le Moyne College's Madden School of Business has formed a partnership with the Family Business Center (FBC). The partnership will involve a number of ongoing activities and collaborative initiatives that will serve to benefit both the FBC and the College. "Le Moyne College is proud to partner with the Family Business Center to support the economic health and vitality of Central New York. I believe future regional success lies with family businesses, as they are not only key economic drivers but also community anchors," said Le Moyne President Dr. Fred Pestello. "Integrating today's dynamic business world with today's equally dynamic learning environment creates holistic opportunities for both FBC membership and Le Moyne College students. Together, we will focus our energies on providing world-class programming with an emphasis on the unique needs of family businesses. On behalf of the College and the Madden School of Business, I look forward to a successful partnership serving our shared community." "I am excited about the opportunities this partnership with Le Moyne's Madden School will bring to the Family Business Center and its members," said Thomas P. Donahue, president of Donahue Financial Management Group, who helped found the FBC and serves on its board of directors. "By partnering with Le Moyne, the Center will be able to tap into the Madden School's extensive knowledge base and resources, including faculty, alumni and world-class facilities. For current and future Le Moyne students, the Center's member companies will provide a wide-range of internship and mentoring opportunities. This partnership will take the activities and experiences of both organizations to new levels." Founded in 2009, the FBC supports the unique needs of family-owned businesses through a variety of activities and programs. The Center gives family-owned business owners and managers opportunities to interact and learn from each other and from family business professionals by providing tools, resources, training, interaction, and education in a nurturing and confidential environment. FBC activities are member driven, enabling participants to gain intimate insight into key elements that create a successful multi-generational family business. Currently, there are approximately 30 members businesses of the FBC throughout the Central New York region. 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The Walter Johnson High School girls' cross country team earned the 4A State team championship at McDaniel College on Saturday, placing four runners among the top eight finishers in the team standings.
"We had a good group of girls, and the young runners — the freshmen and sophomores — really stepped up toward the end of the season and made huge leaps," Wildcats coach Thomas Martin said. "More importantly, they came together as a team. They are very close, and that made this important to all of them."
The Wildcats were paced by Kiernan Keller, who finished fifth overall and third in the team standings with a time of 19:14.9. Emily Murphy (19:30.4) and Katriane Kirsch (19:36.8) took the fifth and sixth place spots in team standings, while Irina Bukharn (19:44.0) finished eighth. Cirillo Melanie (37th, 20:37.0) rounded out the scoring positions for Walter Johnson, which finished four points ahead of two-time defending champion Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 60-64.
"We all look for each other during the race, and we have a lot of depth," Murphy said. "We get along really well, and we really want to make each other happy and really proud; so really, we race for each other — that's what we always say."
Junior Nora McUmber led the Barons with a second-place finish overall, finishing in 18:52.1. She was followed by teammates Abigail Levine (11th, 19:52.6), Helen Webster (15th, 20:01.8), Kat McNeill (17th, 20:03.4) and Abby Fry (19th, 20:04.1).
Other notable Montgomery County individual performances included a third overall finish for Sophie El Masry (19:09.5) from Richard Montgomery; fourth overall for Lucie Noall of Clarksburg (19:12.2); ninth overall for Springbrook's Karen Escobedo (19:42.6) and tenth overall for Grace Dellapa of Wootton (19:43.2).
Wootton placed fourth in the team standings, followed by Winston Churchill in fourth and Walt Whitman in sixth.
For the boys, Danniel Belay posted a time of 15:54.5 to take second place overall for Gaithersburg.
"My goal was to keep a nice, even pace for the first two miles and not let the Severna Park kid get that much ahead of me," Belay said. "Toward the end he was able to push further and further out, but I hit my goal time of under 16 minutes so I am really excited about that."
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The Falcons placed second as a team in both the boys' and girls' standings. Stephen Lang (10th, 17:01.1), William Stamm (12th, 17:05.7), Matthew Psaltakis (39th, 17:47.4) and Elan Guzman (49th, 17:53.3) were the other team finishers for the boys.
Poolesville's point scorers for the girls consisted of Claire Beautz (3rd, 19:14.1), Theresa Nardone (9th, 19:32.8), Chelsie Pennello (27th, 20:34.2), Allison Gaynor (29th, 20:36.2) and Denise Larson (34th, 20:44.4).
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Rockville's William Kirk (16:29.0) finished in seventh in the 3A boys' race, and was the only top-ten competitor — boy or girl — from Montgomery County in that class.


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Test ID: CORTU
Cortisol, Free, 24 Hour, Urine
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Preferred screening test for Cushing syndrome
Diagnosis of pseudo-hyperaldosteronism due to excessive licorice consumption
This test has limited usefulness in the evaluation of adrenal insufficiency
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Cortisol is a steroid hormone synthesized from cholesterol by a multienzyme cascade in the adrenal glands. It is the main glucocorticoid in humans and acts as a gene transcription factor influencing a multitude of cellular responses in virtually all tissues. Cortisol plays a critical role in glucose metabolism, maintenance of vascular tone, immune response regulation, and in the body's response to stress. Its production is under hypothalamic-pituitary feedback control.
Only a small percentage of circulating cortisol is biologically active (free), with the majority of cortisol inactive (protein bound). As plasma cortisol values increase, free cortisol (ie, unconjugated cortisol or hydrocortisone) increases and is filtered through the glomerulus. Urinary free cortisol (UFC) in the urine correlates well with the concentration of plasma free cortisol. UFC represents excretion of the circulating, biologically active, free cortisol that is responsible for the signs and symptoms of hypercortisolism.
UFC is a sensitive test for the various types of adrenocortical dysfunction, particularly hypercortisolism (Cushing syndrome). A measurement of 24-hour UFC excretion, by liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS), is the preferred screening test for Cushing syndrome. LC-MS/MS methodology eliminates analytical interferences including carbamazepine (Tegretol) and synthetic corticosteroids, which can affect immunoassay-based cortisol results.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
0-2 years: not established
3-8 years: 1.4-20 mcg/24 hours
9-12 years: 2.6-37 mcg/24 hours
13-17 years: 4.0-56 mcg/24 hours
> or =18 years: 3.5-45 mcg/24 hours
Use the factor below to convert from mcg/24 hours to nmol/24 hours:
Conversion factor
Cortisol: mcg/24 hours x 2.76=nmol/24 hours (molecular weight=362.5)
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Most patients with Cushing syndrome have increased 24-hour urinary excretion of cortisol. Further studies, including suppression or stimulation tests, measurement of serum corticotrophin concentrations, and imaging are usually necessary to confirm the diagnosis and determine the etiology.
Values in the normal range may occur in patients with mild Cushing syndrome or with periodic hormonogenesis. In these cases, continuing follow-up and repeat testing are necessary to confirm the diagnosis.
Patients with Cushing syndrome due to intake of synthetic glucocorticoids should have suppressed cortisol. In these circumstances a synthetic glucocorticoid screen might be ordered (SGSU / Synthetic Glucocorticoid Screen, Urine).
Suppressed cortisol values may also be observed in primary adrenal insufficiency and hypopituitarism. However, many normal individuals may also exhibit a very low 24-hour urinary cortisol excretion with considerable overlap with the values observed in pathological hypocorticalism. Therefore, without other tests, 24-hour urinary cortisol measurements cannot be relied upon for the diagnosis of hypocorticalism.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Acute stress (including hospitalization and surgery), alcoholism, depression, and many drugs (eg, exogenous cortisone, anticonvulsants) can obliterate normal diurnal variation, affect response to suppression/stimulation tests, and increase baseline levels.
This test has limited usefulness in the evaluation of adrenal insufficiency.
This methodology (liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry) eliminates analytical interferences including carbamazepine (Tegretol) and synthetic corticosteroids.
Renal disease (decreased excretion) may cause falsely low 24-hour urinary free cortisol values.
Improper collection may alter results. For example, a missed morning collection may result in false-negative tests; an extra morning collection (ie, >24 hours) may give false-positive results.
Twenty-four hour urinary free cortisol values may be elevated to twice the upper limit of the normal range during pregnancy.
Patients with exogenous Cushing syndrome caused by ingestion of hydrocortisone will not have suppressed cortisol values.
Supportive Data
In Mayo's reference value study, gender was found to significantly influence cortisol values (P value=0.001). However, while this was statistically significant, gender explained only 6% of the variability in cortisol normal ranges and, therefore, was not considered to have a clinically significant impact on cortisol reference values.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Findling JW, Raff H: Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome. Endocrinol Metab Clin North Am 2001;30:729-747
2. Boscaro M, Barzon L, Fallo F, Sonino N: Cushing's syndrome. Lancet 2001;357:783-791
3. Taylor RL, Machacek D, Singh RJ: Validation of a high-throughput liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry method for urinary cortisol and cortisone. Clin Chem 2002;48:1511-1519


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We humans have had a fancy for keeping pets since times immemorial. Dogs are one of the oldest pets and are still highly cherished by most of the pet lovers. Statistics reveals that the pets in the home are increasing in numbers and variety too; while simultaneously, we have also developed more sophisticated living ambiances to suit our comforts and cozy lifestyles. Now this creates a contradiction and maintaining a clean home with pets emerges out as no less than a challenge. Pets have their ways and in spite of all the a and habitual refining, their presence does create aberrations in the living ambiances. The majority of the problems relate to the hairs and furs, poop and droppings and lice and flea problems among others.
Most of us, being die hard per lovers have basic skills in maintaining cleanliness at homes. Pets populate our homes like dogs, cats, and birds. Here are a few tips on how to maintain a clean home while living with our loved pets.
In order to maintain a clean home, you need dedicated cleaning and also teach to pet great habits while they are growing up. It also worth considering getting a local maid service in you area to keep up with the damage that a pet might leave.
Here are the comment problems we see:
The poop and droppings
This constitutes the foremost problem for the pet lovers who have to deal with their pet's droppings throughout the living place and for the whole of the day. Although most of the dogs and cats develop crude habits of leaving their poops at specified places, the norm is often broken to generate headache for the pet owners. Training is the best technique and makes your pet learn in an intelligent manner by linking the food and other delights with good habits.
The hair and fur problem
This is another major concern for pet lovers who have to deal with the continuously falling hairs of the pets. The pets like dogs and cats are free to move throughout the ambiance including the sofas and beds, and their hairs are found all over the place. Hair and fur are more often a problem with certain species of dogs like Siberian Huskies and Akitas which lose their hair two times a year. The loss of hair cannot be arrested. However, the better counsel is to rely on the vacuum cleaning and brushing the linen every three days. It would also be good if you can take out some time to brush your pet outside every 2-3 days so that the loose and ready to fall hairs are removed. This would be desirable if the pet is shedding hairs.
Pest issues
Pests could emerge out as severe house contaminations, much beyond the cleanliness issues. The pets have to be taken care of therefore on a regular basis. Find out some time every night to look out for any such ill health symptoms in your dog or cat or any furry creatures. Fleas and lice, creep into the fur of the pets and could fall upon in the ambiances to affect the life of the dwellers. Get the vets help if your find any indication.
Pet hygiene
Pet hygiene is a preventive step, and the results directly relate to the house hygiene. Look out for the paws/claws and nails and get it properly cleaned on a regular basis. Keeping the paws and claws clean will ensure that all the contamination that is present in such places is held at minimum and does not reach our beds and linen.
Water and food separation
Make proper and separate arrangements for the pet's water and food. People develop the habit of sharing food along with their pets that can transfer contamination to them. Love your pets, but the rational way!
Frequent change of sheets and dusting of the mats – this again is a preventive step. Try dusting of the mats, carpets frequently and wash out the linens and bed covers every 2-3 days.
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