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How is atrial fibrillation diagnosed?To diagnose atrial fibrillation, which is a fast and irregular heart rhythm, your doctor will do a complete physical exam, take your medical and family history, and talk with you about your...Full Answer
What causes atrial fibrillation (AFib)?Atrial fibrillation may result from lifestyle habits or health problems such as heart disease. Sometimes the abnormal heart rhythm of atrial fibrillation is linked to acute or temporary problems,...Full Answer
What is atrial fibrillation (AFib)?Atrial fibrillation, also known as atrial fib, A. Fib, or AF, is the most common type of abnormal heart rhythm. Atrial fibrillation causes the two upper chambers of the heart (called the atria) to...Full Answer
What are the symptoms of atrial fibrillation?The main symptoms of atrial fibrillation are heart palpitations, fluttering or pounding in your chest, a rapid heartbeat, an irregular pulse, difficulty catching your breath and/or dizziness....Full Answer
What is an arrhythmia?An arrhythmia is any deviation from a normal or regular heartbeat and rhythm: It can be a very slow heartbeat or a rapid and chaotic heartbeat. Sometimes, an arrhythmia is only a slight flutter....Full Answer
What does atrial fibrillation feel like?With atrial fibrillation, you may notice an irregular heartbeat, like your heart is skipping a beat or adding extra beats. You may notice that your sleep is affected because of a rapid, irregular...Full Answer
What are the different types of atrial fibrillation?Atrial fibrillation, which is a racing, irregular heartbeat, is categorized into three types: paroxysmal, persistent, and permanent atrial fibrillation. The first kind, paroxysmal atrial fibrillation,...Full Answer
Can mitral valve prolapse cause atrial fibrillation?Mitral valve prolapse can cause atrial fibrillation. Mitral valve prolapse is a disease of one of the heart valves. This is frequently an inherited problem. For most people, this condition is...Full Answer
How is atrial fibrillation (AF) treated?Treatment options for atrial fibrillation focus on preventing blood clots. Because of the risk of blood clots and stroke, anti-coagulant drugs are prescribed to thin the blood. Some medications control...Full Answer
What are the types of pacemakers?There are different types of artificial pacemakers. If your heartbeat is too slow, your doctor may recommend having an artificial pacemaker surgically implanted into your chest near your left collarbone. This pa...Full Answer
What are the complications of atrial fibrillation?Two very serious complications of atrial fibrillation include heart failure and stroke. With atrial fibrillation, the heartbeat is rapid. Over time, this causes the heart to work too hard. When...Full Answer
How common is atrial fibrillation?More than two million Americans have atrial fibrillation, in which the small upper chambers of the heart (the atria) have an irregular, quickened, and chaotic rhythm. It affects both men and women,...Full Answer
Are e-cigarettes a safe alternative to traditional cigarettes?E-cigarettes are not "safe" but in comparison to regular cigarettes they are safer, says addiction specialist Douglas Severance, MD. In this video, he talks about the carcinogens found in both kinds.Full Answer
Can thyroid disease cause atrial fibrillation?An overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) can lead to atrial fibrillation. Too much thyroid hormone can impair the ability of cells in your heart to transmit electrical impulses well. One in 10 people...Full Answer
Could I have atrial fibrillation without having symptoms?Atrial fibrillation, which is a rapid, irregular heartbeat, does not always cause noticeable symptoms. Many people with this disorder feel heart palpitations or suffer shortness of breath during physical...Full Answer
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What is an electrocardiogram (EKG)?An EKG (electrocardiogram or ECG) is a simple test your doctor can do to assess your heart muscle or valve function while diagnosing atrial fibrillation. When the EKG is done at the time of an...Full Answer
How is mitral regurgitation treated?If the mitral valve regurgitation is mild, you may need no treatment at all. Your doctor may want to check your heart regularly to make sure the problem does not worsen. Also, you may need...Full Answer
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What causes an arrhythmia?Arrhythmias usually happen when the heart's natural pacemaker -- called the sinus node or SA node -- is sped up or slowed down with an irregular rhythm. Atrial fibrillation is one type of arr...Full Answer
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This experimental and theoretical study examines the excitation of a plasma antenna using an argon surface wave discharge operating at 500 MHz with RF power levels up to 120 W and gas pressures between 0.03 and 0.5 mb. The results show that the length of the plasma column increases as the square root of the applied power and that the plasma density decreases linearly from the wave launcher to the end of the plasma column. These results are consistent with a simple global model of the antenna. Since noise is critical to communication systems, the noise generated by the plasma was measured from 10 to 250 MHz. Between 50 and 250 MHz the excess noise temperature was found to be 17.2±1.0 dB above 290 K. This corresponds to an ohmic thermal noise source at 1.4±0.3 eV, compared with an electron temperature of 1.65 eV predicted by the global model. Estimates of the electrical conductivity of the plasma column based on measured electron number densities lead to an antenna efficiency of about 65% at a transmission frequency of 100 MHz and an increase in total antenna noise of 1 dB due to the plasma. Theoretical modeling and experimental observations of the radiation pattern of the antenna show that the linear variation of conductivity and finite resistance of the column lead to a reduction in the depth of the s in the radiation pattern and a consequent increase in the width of the main lobe.
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Need a little help organizing tools for DIY projects? Here is a plan for a size-it-to-your-space tool-storage bench that doubles as a work surface. Though it may look complicated, the construction couldn't be simpler. You can use plywood to build one large box and two smaller ones, fit them with shelves. Next, place the boxes back-to-back and finally top the assembly with doubled-up plywood.
Combine storage and work surface in this Tool Bench.
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NEW YORK (AP) Ś Billy Ray Cyrus is clutching a Red Bull for dear life and with good reason.
These are not take-it-easy times for the singer-songwriter. Heĺs in a very odd place for a country music star Ś the Ambassador Theatre on Broadway, furiously preparing to make his singing and dancing stage debut in the Tony Award-winning musical ôChicago.ö
ôYou canĺt tire a man out whoĺs already tired,ö says Cyrus, 51, in the darkened theater after a recent rehearsal. Still, thereĺs something exhilarating in his eye. ôSometimes youĺve just got to step up to the plate to learn something new.ö
Itĺs a big step indeed for the man who brought us ôAchy Breaky Heartö as well as his daughter Miley Cyrus. For seven weeks, Cyrus will be playing the ethically challenged lawyer Billy Flynn, a part played by Richard Gere in the film version of ôChicago.ö His run starts Monday and ends Dec. 23.
Set in the 1920s, the musical is a scathing satire of how show business and the media make celebrities out of criminals. It has Bob Fosse-inspired choreography, skimpy outfits and killer songs such as ôAll That Jazz,ö ôCell Block Tangoö and ôMr. Cellophane.ö
If it seems that Kentucky-born Cyrus is really out of his element in a jazzy, bluesy musical, heĺs quick to remind you that he was discovered in the early 1990s playing the Ragtime Lounge in Huntington, W.Va.
ôHere I am, in some ways, Iĺm back to the ragtime only itĺs a whole lot bigger and itĺs in the middle of the center of the universe. Itĺs on Broadway but Iĺm back to my ragtime roots,ö he says.
Cyrus, who in person is as amiable as a pair of well-worn cowboy boots, is having something of a creative burst these days following personal turmoil. He filed for divorce from his wife of 17 years in 2010 only to call it off five months later. Now, in addition to Broadway, he has a new album out, the slyly titled, ôChange My Mind,ö and an autobiography due out in the spring.
ôI canĺt sit still. Iĺm sure if theyĺd have diagnosed me as a kid theyĺd have said I have ADHD. And maybe I do, but thank God they didnĺt give me something to stifle that,ö he says.
His work ethic seems to have rubbed off on his kids. His daughter Brandi, whom he hasnĺt seen in two months, stops by the theater to say hello before she continues her tour with her new band, Frank and Derol.
Brandi Cyrus says sheĺs proud of her father and thinks heĺll tame Broadway. ôMy dadĺs a performer, above anything else. Whether itĺs on TV or itĺs onstage playing music,ö she says. ôPut him in front of a crowd of people Ś even if its three people Ś heĺll entertain you until the night is over. Heĺs great at it. Iĺm excited for him.ö
Before Cyrus went off to get shoes made Ś he was rehearsing in his own old cowboy boots Ś the singer talked about the stage, his music and Mileyĺs engagement to Liam Hemsworth, the younger brother of ôThorö actor Chris Hemsworth.
AP: Whatĺs a country boy doing on Broadway?
Cyrus: It turns me on to do things where I can grow as an actor, as a singer, as a songwriter, as a musician. I like doing things that challenge me. Some of the artists that Iĺve been a big fan of are those artists who continue to go through evolutions and reinvent themselves. I think thatĺs important sometimes Ś reinvent. Think of Cher, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton.
AP: Is it funny to find yourself playing the smarmy attorney Billy?
Cyrus: Iĺve never done anything like this. To play a lawyer? Iĺm usually on the flip side of that. So this is a real stretch for me. The music? It feels right. This music could be part of me. Finding Billy Flynn as a lawyer? Thatĺs why Iĺm here. I want to become a better actor. I love acting and this looked like a real great opportunity for me to learn. And to be on Broadway? This is like me getting a doctorate as an actor.
AP: You also have a new album, one that celebrates 20 years as a recording artist. What does it sound like?
Cyrus: I tried to touch on all my roots in the album, certainly from the bluegrass to the outlaw country to the other spectrum of rock `nĺ roll Ś Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. I will say thereĺs a healthy dose of Southern rock. It leans heavy on the Southern rock and branches out from there.
AP: How do you write music? What comes first, the melody or lyrics?
Cyrus: I write a song completely when I write it. I hear the words and music altogether. But I canĺt sit down and write a song. My songs come when Iĺm dealing with inspiration and desperation colliding. Itĺs a moment. They come and I hear the words and the music.
AP: Lyrically, will we learn more about your private life?
Cyrus: Iĺm never going to write Shakespeare, but I donĺt have any desire to. Thatĺs not what I do. My songs come as they are. It ainĺt nothing fancy but itĺs very, very honest. If you want to know me, just listen to the songs I write.
AP: Weĺre curious about how Miley became engaged. What did Liam do?
Cyrus: He said, `Mr. Cyrus, can I have your daughterĺs hand in marriage?ĺ And I said, `Liam, can I be in your brotherĺs next movie?ĺ Thatĺs pretty close to the truth, to be honest with you.
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Birthplace of Jesus, traditional site of Rachel's tomb (which is an important holy site in Judaism), Bethlehem is a central hub of Palestinian cultural and tourism industries.
Interesting to note that Bethlehem means in arab the house of meat while in standard hebrew house of bread.
The city used to be inhabited by one of the oldest Christian communities but now has a Muslim majority, its Christian minority's emigration having accelerated in recent years due to political and economic factors.
10 km south of Jerusalem, standing at an elevation of about 765 m above the sea, about 30 m higher than Jerusalem.
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It is such a shame. Bethlehem is a fascinating place, and it would be great for everyone, especially the Palestinians, if it were safe and easy to visit.
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NFL draft expert Mike Mayock believes that Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel won't be drafted in the top 15 picks of the NFL draft tomorrow [May 8th]. Instead of Manziel being selected in the top 15, Mayock sees UCF quarterback Blake Bortles going at No.11 to the Tennessee Titans. As for the player that will be selected with the No.1 pick, Mayock predicts that the Houston Texans will use their No.1 pick to select South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. That's a safe pick because Clowney can obviously play at a really high level, and there's no guesswork involved in selecting him.
Mayock doesn't say why he doesn't see Manziel as a player selected in the first 15 picks, but it likely has to do with Manziel's lack of size, his tendency to run the ball a lot, and his inability to stay in the pocket when making his throws. Teams want a quarterback who will stay in the pocket to complete their passes rather than taking off running the football and rusk injury or turnovers.
Given how small Manziel is at 5'11" 207, he'll be risking injury each time he touches the football, and the last thing a team wants is to give up a high draft pick for a player whop will be suffering injuries from running the ball. There are a lot of unknowns with Manziel, and it doesn't make a lot of sense for teams to be drafting a small guy when they can get a better pocket passer like Bortles in the 1st round.
The Cowboys could use their No.16 pick in the 1st round to select Manziel, and let him sit behind Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo for the next 2-3 seasons. Now isn't the best time for the Cowboys to be drafting a quarterback, because Romo is still playing at a high enough level to where the Cowboys don't need Manziel. It would be a waste for them to pick him if it means that he'll just be sitting.


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well that's just, like, your opinion, man
Game 7
Game 6 (couldn't find a torrent)
This game is a little bit different because the two coaches involved are offensive guys and they know each other pretty well. Florida had a bit of an off year on O with a new starter at QB (they couldn't break 20 points against any team that finished in the top 25#). Florida's best win was against a down Georgia team.
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Did you read Steve's article on programming?
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You established goals but now need to set up a work schedule and program?
What works good for you? 2, 3, or 4 days? How much time do you have to train.
Test how many pullups, dips, etc you can do so you know what you can do.
Test to see if you can hold a tucked lever at all.
Find a wall, the outside of your house, your front door, the garage. It doesn't even have to be vertical. Just so long as you can place your feet on it.
You can even use a chair to do what is called a Box HS. Basically your hips will be piked with your toes on the chair and make your hands to your hips vertically aligned. Then you can practice holding it with one leg in the air and the other on the chair.
For now I would work assisted ring support with turn out. Do it somehow so that your tiptoes or heels are still in contact with the floor or a box to give you an assist. You can also work a straight arm ring support position horizontally-plank/pushup too. But let's face it...that should be fricking easy.
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NBC's Chico Is a Prinze Charming
What the casting net came up with was a dimpled, 6'2", 20-year-old street comic from New York City named Freddie Prinze. He calls himself "a Hungarican" (he is half-Hungarian, half-Puerto Rican), but in the series Chico is a Chicano trying to save a foundering garage in the barrio of East Los Angeles. The Man (super pro actor Jack Albertson) is the owner, an irascible but redeemable old racist full of Archie Bunkum, like: "This used to be a nice neighborhood when Mexicans knew their place—Mexico." Where lines like that will rate on the Nielsen laugh-meter when the show premieres this week is uncertain. But in pretesting—which is more critical in TV decision-making than creative commitment—Chico outranked any previous pilot at NBC in the past five seasons.
For Prinze, who just two years ago made his Broadway debut as usher at the Loews State, landing a series, hit or miss, is "unbelievable, a trip!" He grew up on West 157th Street, where, says Freddie, "you could take drugs and escape into your own little world of euphoria, or you could sell them and make that temporary quick money and the big flashy car and the clothes and the women, or you could find something within yourself." Freddie's parents (his dad is a tool-and-die maker, his mom a factory worker) tried to steer him into the arts—piano ("but I couldn't hack the discipline") and ballet ("because I was a fat kid").
Then Freddie found his own bag, comedy. "I had to," he recalls. "I couldn't fight, and I wasn't particularly interested in the academic. So I started doing satiric bits in the school bathroom. Guys would cut class to come and see me." At 18, Prinze moved downtown to try-out boîtes like The Improvisation that have emerged in an age that has outgrown Ted Mack (other alumni: Bette Midler and Stiller & Meara). Freddie's material was still way uptown—tenement "supers," talking cockroaches and junkie kids in the schoolyard ("Can you get me straight, man? I gotta be in kindergarten in five minutes").
His breakthrough came in 1973 with an appearance on Jack Paar's show and, with one day's notice, Johnny Carson's Tonight. "I flew out to L.A. and did the show after 29 hours without sleep," Freddie reports. "I was even invited over to sit on the panel, which doesn't usually happen with new talent. What could I say? 'No, John, stay cool—I'll wait my turn like everyone else?' " As it happened, Prinze was spotted by TV producer Jimmie (Courtship of Eddie's Father) Komack, who was working up the Chico concept at the time. Komack, an old comic himself who had grown up three doors from Prinze (years before when the neighborhood was Jewish), considered him "the best young comedian I've seen come along in 20 years. Freddie," Komack observes, "has a brilliant, spooky insight into people's behavior, a pinpoint iconoclastic view of the world."
It is a view thus far unmellowed by the perspective from Hollywood. Prinze lives in an unpretentious apartment, drives a 1968 Buick, and once a month without fail returns to his folks and the old neighborhood. His kicks are kung fu lessons and old Marx Brothers movies. His ladies include 18-year-old Kitty Bruce, only daughter of the late Lenny. "Kitty told me," says Freddie, "that I was the first comic to make her laugh since her father, and that was sweet. But the only comparison that I want to Lenny Bruce is that I'm funny. I'm Freddie Prinze, Puerto Rican all the way. That's why I would like the series to take. A lot of my old friends have been in and out of jails. They're stuck on 157th Street. One day I'd like some kid to say, 'Hey, I could be a dealer or a junkie, but, hey, screw it. Prinze got out...I'll get out.' "
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