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Electric vector surveys are a recent addition to available methods for moisture testing.
A nuclear survey detects anomalies in hydrogen content, which could signal water below the surface.
Electrical capacitance is a non-destructive moisture test method. It's useful for drywall and many roof systems.
Electric vector surveys can't detect wet insulation, but are useful for finding roof leaks.
My recent column on roof management focused on in-house roof management, where roofing is just one of the many responsibilities that you hold.
In this column, we will take a close look at using an independent roof consultant.
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A key argument in favor of hiring an outside expert is that the consultant will hold roofing as a high priority, not in conflict with other responsibilities.
In addition, most roofing decisions are financial in nature. Your upper management will want to look at roofing as an investment, and it should have a satisfactory rate of return as compared to other items. Roof consultants can offer you alternative roofing systems with their estimated cost over a projected life cycle.
Your consultant can organize all the things that the in-house team should have done but had to put off because of higher priorities or lack of technical knowledge. That includes construction documents on what was actually built, not some architectural drawings that were changed as progress was made on the installed system.
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Consultants can be drawn into the program at any point. During a design phase, they would work as the owner's representative, evaluating materials and roofing contractors qualified to meet the design intent. Today, that would certainly look at complying with more stringent energy codes if a re-cover is being contemplated.
During construction, the consultant's responsibility shifts to verifying that specifications and materials are being followed. This might mean advising the owner if change orders are part of the process. After construction is completed, the consultant will verify that the "punch-list" is completed.
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First let me introduce myself. I am currently a video editor of the Evening News covering mostly the Pentagon, and Face the Nation. I am one of the lucky one's where my hobby turned into my profession. I was interested in broadcasting at a very early age and probably pressed my little nose up to every radio studio in the Silver Spring and Washington, D.C. area as a youngster. I built my first FM transmitter in High School when attending a military school and transmitted music to an isolated campus in Virgina. When I was in college I worked part time at several radio stations as either a technician, board operator, or announcer. I moved into TV in the early days of movie delivery to hotels and homes which later turned into HBO and joined CBS in 1977. I left CBS in 1985 to work freelance and moved west to Wyoming to buy and operate a radio station. I later became a news director of a TV station in Nebraska, and moved back to D.C. In 1999 and was rehired at CBS in 2000. I like moonlit walks on the beach and puppies … Oh, sorry, that's for my Myspace profile …
As someone who is in broadcasting, I keep informed regarding the digital TV transmission transition schedule, but probably most of the public is unaware of a deadline approaching. In about 2 years, the FCC has mandated that all analog TV transmission cease – and all broadcasting becomes digital only. This date has been moved back several times and was originally July 2005. I was watching the hearing on the hill this past Wednesday regarding the proposed XM and Sirius merger and heard "serving the public" from several people testifying as well as on the committee. The decision to cut off completely reminds me of those early morning sessions in congress when something is slipped in just before the vote when most are asleep. To me this decision does not serve a large minority of our population.
I have always felt that this deadline was unfair to the poor and elderly because most of them have no means of upgrading to current technology. There is a proposal for discount coupons for converter boxes, but no price has been stated at these boxes. My mother still has a vintage late 70's Sony Trinitron that still works. I can't see her trying to figure out how to hookup an adaptor box to that TV. Remember when VCR's came out and most blinked 12:00 for years? This might be a level of difficulty a little higher than that. And inner city and rural poor who worry more about their next meal won't be able to afford a box that probably cost more than their TV. Now I understand that Cable and Satellite TV is roughly in 85% of homes in the US, but there are people who live in certain areas where neither would work or be available. I lived in a small town in Nebraska and the only way to see my local news was to put up an outside antenna. In small towns, you can't get your local TV on Dish Network or Direct TV.
Now the reason the FCC has decreed this is so the space freed up by turning off the analog TV transmitters can be re-auctioned for other services. I understand the need for more bandwidth for emerging technology. But my solution is to follow what British TV did when it transitioned from its original TV standard of 405 lines on VHF to 625 on UHF. It kept the 405 system up from the transition to 625 in 1967 to well into the 1980's. By that time aged sets had died off and there was no hardship for those who had to replace anyway. I don't think we need that long of an overlap. But I would suggest that we continue analog transmission at least a few more years -- at least to 2012, where the Mayan calendar says the world will end anyway. So after that it's a moot point. Mid-sized standard definition TV's have just recently become available and I don't know of any portable TVs today that have a digital tuner.
Mostly pressure from broadcasters has influenced the FCC to move back the deadline since production and installation of digital broadcast equipment and installing new transmission antennas is costly and time consuming. Now if the public. … You and I. …. could also bring such influence to the FCC, it could prevent a tsunami of complaints from the public on February 18, 2009, the day after the current deadline. If Jericho is still on the air then, at least people would be able to see the bomb the day after instead of feeling like they were the ones bombed.


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On this course using practical case scenarios, you will be guided through the process of conducting a forensic investigation, from the principles surrounding the collection of evidence and preliminary case considerations to investigating the evidence left behind by malicious activity and the collection of volatile data.
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Things to do in Montréal: February 17 to 23
It may be February, but Montréal's intent on keeping things hot this week: Off-Igloofest gets us dancing in the snow; indoors there's art, ballet,...Read more
It may be February, but Montréal's intent on keeping things hot this week: Off-Igloofest gets us dancing in the snow; indoors there's art, ballet,...Read more
Montréal's 375th anniversary marks the official founding of Ville Marie by Europeans in 1642, but long before the Europeans arrived, there was a rich tapestry of First Nations cultures all along the St. Lawrence River. Montréal was established on Mohawk (Kanien'keha:ka) land, and in...Read more
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Phil's Day 2015 is a day to celebrate philanthropy and the impact it has on the University of Iowa. These are just a few of the many UI students who were able to study or conduct research abroad in the past year, gaining invaluable experiences and memories that enhanced their education and lives, thanks to the generosity of private donors. Read on to learn about their unique adventures and projects.
This month, the University of Iowa will host experts and researchers from around the world as part of the 2015 Provost's Global Forum, "The Arab Spring in a Global Context." Scholars from a variety of academic disciplines will examine a range of issues including social change and justice, racial/ethnic and gender relations, law, public policy, media, and economic development in the context of the Arab Spring. This four-day, multi-event conference will take place Tuesday, April 28, through Friday, May 1.
UI Study Abroad Diversity Ambassador Scholar Azzah Nasraddin reflects on her identity as a black Muslim American woman while abroad on the UI India Winterim program– and how her experiences broke down her stereotypes and prejudices. Azzah is a sophomore majoring in psychology and social work with a minor in global health and Arabic.
Are you prepared to sell your study abroad experience in a job interview? Learn techniques to tie together your stories and experiences abroad with the skill sets employers are looking for at a hands-on career prep workshop with UI Study Abroad on Wed, April 1 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. in 1117 University Capitol Centre.
45 years ago, Ali Soliman arrived at the Iowa City Bus Depot with one suitcase that contained everything he owned. Dr. Soliman, currently Chairman of the United Nations' Association of International Civil Servants, sent us these reflections of his life as a graduate student in economics in Iowa City in the early 1970s.
When a parent of a child with autism in China attempts to take his or her child to a public school, chances are they'll be turned away. The UI's Youjia Hua and two other faculty members from other institutions have created the first-ever course sequence training Chinese educators and parents to be Assistant Behavior Analysts (ABA) certified. It's a systematic way of approaching students with disabilities. "There is a law in China that every child has a right to an education, but it's a toothless tiger — no one enforces it."
Host Joan Kjaer and her guests on the next WorldCanvass will explore the age of the Anthropocene through the lens of energy, investigating the global environmental transformation effected by humans' astonishing technological achievements in the search for greater creature comfort. WorldCanvass begins at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3, at FilmScene, 118 East College Street. Admission is free and open to the public.
STAMP YOUR PASSPORT: This Spring semester, the Bijou Horizons film series hosted at FilmScene takes a cinematic world tour to Chile, Israel, Afghanistan, and Brazil. One lucky UI Student will win a study abroad package provided by UI International Programs! Attend all five Horizons screenings for your chance to win! Free to students, $5 for public.
Study Abroad will host an international trivia night on Thursday, February 12 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at The Mill in Iowa City. Returned study abroad students and interested friends are invited to join in for an evening of conversation and trivia. Pizza catered by the Mill will also be provided.
The next WorldCanvass will explore the complicated and controversial issues surrounding the legality and use of tobacco and marijuana with a special focus on the tension between personal liberty and the public good. Host Joan Kjaer will moderate the conversation with guests from the fields of dentistry, psychiatry, pharmacy, public health, and law. The February 3 program begins at 5 p.m. at FilmScene and is free and open to the public


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The latest Avalon is a far riskier full size sedan than we've seen from Toyota in years past. With edgier looks and more engaged handling has the perpetually soft Avalon forsaken its comfy roots? KBB's Micah Muzio discusses in this video. For the latest Toyota Avalon pricing, reviews and vehicle information: http://www.kbb.com/toyota/avalon/2013-toyota-avalon/ Kelley Blue Book is your source for car reviews, road tests, new car launches & auto show videos. Subscribe to catch all the latest Kelley Blue Book video reviews. http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=kbb To follow Micah on Twitter, please visit: http://www.twitter.com/micahmuzio
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One of the most common projects for K-pop fans is the anniversary fan project. It is usually the result of a call for fans to participate in a project by sending a photo or making a video, then some enterprising K-pop fans combine them together for an anniversary video Because the iFans project seeks to document and curate K-pop fan culture, it has opened a new collection: Anniversary Fan Projects. This week's videos range from a debut anniversary project by fans of UKISS to a 12th anniversary project by international fans of BoA. Click here to see more!
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iFans: Mapping Kpop's International Fandom
IFANS: Mapping K-pop's International Fandom is a scholarly research project that examines global fan attitudes and activities through surveys, collection of information on online communities and analysis of websites. Crystal S. Anderson, PhD (Elon University) is the Principal Investigator of the studies and Curator of the iFans project site.


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This seafood paella is a great meal to be enjoyed on these wonderful summer days. Prepared and served in the same pan, this delicious recipe uses simple ingredients, cooked in an uncomplicated way. It's a healthy, wholesome dish of good food that is packed full of flavour. Serve with a chilled bottle of white wine and enjoy with family and friends.
These are healthy little bites that are great additions to lunch boxes or for on the go snacks.
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These treats are a healthy way to end a Summer meal that has been enjoyed al fresco! For more of Sarah Graham's recipes visit her website.
Light, sweet and summery, this dessert is a total crowd pleaser. It's not only visually appealing, but also deliciously satisfying. Sweet, juicy pears are gently poached in spices and chardonnay, with subtle hints of lemon and vanilla. This dish is super simple to prepare and definitely worth it. Serve cooled, drizzled with extra syrup and a dollop of vanilla ice cream.
Sarah Graham shows us that making sweet treats for you family can still be healthy AND delicious. These little cheesecakes are a lovely, light after dinner treat for family members of all ages.
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Who doesn't love bacon and cheese on a burger. This combination, smothered in sticky caramelised onions is a winner with most. Add bourbon into the mix and this all time favourite is taken up a notch. It's deep smoky flavours enhance the sweetness of the onions, sharpness of the cheddar and saltiness of the bacon, creating a mouthwatering delicious burger.
This protein salad just bursts with fantastic flavours of savoury, sweet, subtle anise, some heat and is the perfect lighter meal during hot summer days. If you have left-over fish from your braai the night before, so much the better.
For more of Sarah Graham's recipes visit her website or get in store now to get your hands on our limited edition recipe magazine which contains all of the delicious recipes from Season 2 of Sarah Graham's Food Safari.
It's never too early or late for dessert! This is a twist on an old classic - modernised by Sarah Graham. It is best served with Cacao and Coconut Ice Cream.
For more of Sarah's recipes visit her website or get in store and grab one a recipe mag which contains all of the recipes from season 2 of Sarah Graham's Food Safari.
This vanilla and lemon granita is a great accompaniment to a platter full of delicious fruit. Crunchy, citrus, ice crystals are a refreshing contrast to the sweet, juicy cuts, of perfectly ripe, late summer fruit. Here we have taken advantage of the season and chosen some mouth watering, stone fruit and luscious seedless grapes to make up our platter.
Sarah Graham inspires us with this yummy, Mozambican-inspired meal - a lovely week night supper or a perfect weekend lunch! It's perfect served with the brown rice salad and salsa verde dressing.
For more recipes visit Sarah Graham's website.
Sarah Graham shows us how easy it is to make your own cashew nut milk and it is the perfect addition to her chai lattes.
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Who needs a holiday when you can be transported to the shores of Mozambique with this flavourful, exotic Prawn and Coconut Curry. In this recipe from episode of Sarah Graham's Food Safari, Sarah whisks up an exotic, tasty dish in less than an hour. Insert tropical cocktail and prepare for a flavour explosion!
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Inspired by Tofo, Mozambique, Sarah whips up this delicate, Summery, coconut treat that is a fresh, easy Summer dessert.
Recipe courtesy of Sarah Graham. Find more recipes here.
Enjoy the wonderful array of stone fruits on offer this summer, with this delicious fruit platter. In this recipe, juicy fruits are drizzled with a syrupy mint and lime dressing with hints of cinnamon. These fresh flavours and spicy undertones, enhance the sweetness of the stone fruit and take this simple dish to a new level.
Sarah Graham takes us on an adventure in season 2 of her series; Sarah's Food Safari. Her first stop is Mozambique, where she makes these little Chicken and Coconut Bowls. A light Thai-inspired meal that can be enjoyed in Summer and Winter! A light and flavourful dish that will impress your guests with beautiful flavours.
Recipe thanks to Sarah Graham, find more of her recipes here
Asian-inspired salads are trending at the moment and in this version of a light main meal, we marry crispy pork with a mix of vegetables reminiscent of the East and give it the luscious addition of nectarine for a touch of summer sweetness.
This is a lovely light, fresh Italian dessert, perfect for these hot Summer months. Wonderful sweet juicy litchis are paired with the cool tang of mint, then transformed into icy crystals. This dessert is an ideal, guilt free alternative, to ice cream.
This fresh and hearty salad is a great lunch or side dish. A lovely way to show off those bright, tasty little ZZ2 speciality tomatoes!
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There isn't a photo with your post in the archives. It wasn't a matter of
being too dark, just that I don't see the standards as described. I can
(sort of) see how someone else might describe them that way, though. Here
are three more views taken some eight hours later after another day of high
winds. The bloom gets credit for holding up, at least. Generally when
standards are as open as this it's an invitation for the wind to convert the
bloom into a 'flattie'.
When I choose a photo to post, I'm always trying for accuracy in how it
appears. So on my monitor, what I've posted is pretty accurate for what I
see in the garden. I try to avoid too much wearing. After all, they aren't
born with bug and wind damage. I quite often can't avoid distortion from
taking a photo under windy conditions. I'm not willing to cut them in order
to remove the wind factor effects. I also like some sharpness. At least
then the pattern is there even if the color on a different monitor isn't
quite the same as I see it on my own monitor. I sometimes pass up a
'prettier' photo due to it not being accurate enough in color or being not
as sharp as I prefer.
As for using my photos, you know you are welcome. When I post something to
this forum, anyone is welcome to use my photos however they wish. I try not
to duplicate postings too often, but if I think one is clearly better than
what I've posted before, then I'll do that. I knew this didn't have an
associated photo in the ASI Checklist, but wanted to qualify the name in
hopes someone else could verify it as likely or as impossible as the case
might be. You can see here that the falls sharply recurved as the day went
along. Usually the opposite happens and they relax as they age. This one
didn't. That might be a characteristic of DS that someone who has grown it
might know. I'd have to look up my records to see my source for obtaining
it, if that would help.
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The statewide chorus of parents and educators speaking out against high-stakes standardized testing in New Jersey is growing louder.
Today, NJEA launched a six-week TV and web ad campaign featuring parents and teachers discussing their concerns with the PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers) tests, which all students in grades 3-11 will take beginning March 1.
The campaign's first four 30-second spots show candid conversations among parents and teachers about the negative impact of PARCC testing on students, school budgets, programs, curricula, and instruction.
"Parents are fed up, and they're ready to speak up," said NJEA President Wendell Steinhauer. "This ad campaign gives parents and teachers a voice in a debate that's been dominated for too long by people with no connection to what's really happening in classrooms today."
The ads direct parents, educators and other public education supporters to njkidsandfamilies.org, a website providing information about high-stakes standardized tests; links to allow parents and the public to "take the PARCC" to understand its many flaws; and how to connect with others who share their views.
Last fall, NJEA conducted focus groups of parents, who talked about how spending on PARCC is causing program cuts; about the amount of "teaching to the test" their children are experiencing; about the narrowing of curricula to allow more test drilling in language arts and math; and about the unprecedented stress parents and their children are experiencing because of high-stakes standardized tests.
Based on those focus groups, NJEA worked with other stakeholders – including Save Our Schools New Jersey, an all-volunteer organization which represents over 23,000 parents and public education supporters – on polls of parents and voters, which were completed in December.
Those polls showed overwhelming support for:
"We brought parents and teachers together for two full days of discussion," said Steinhauer, "and these ads give a glimpse into their concerns with what high-stakes standardized testing is doing to our children, their education, and the very future of public education."
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There were so many quality albums released in 2015, spanning a wide diversity of tunes, genres, and sonic textures. The one common thread I found weaving through all was, simply, permanence.
Kind of like a garden blossoming or canopy of trees thickening. So many sounds we've grown to value and love, renewing themselves and growing stronger, more dialectical, more conversant with each other and ourselves. Permanence: within music this means shared appreciation and exchange of where we came from and how we carry our sources forward into a deepening harmonics of today's world.
(Albums listed in order of personal faves)
Best: Future Classics
1. Night Beds "Ivywild"
2. Joanna Newsom "Divers"
3. Benoit Pioulard "Sonnet"
4. Beach House "Depression Cherry"
5. White Poppy "Natural Phenomena"
6. C. Duncan "Architect"
7. Beach House "Thank Your Lucky Stars"
8. Fog Lake "Victoria Falls"
9. Valet "Nature"
10. Panda Bear "Meets the Grim Reaper"
11. Helen "The Original Faces"
12. Lord Huron "Strange Trails"
13. The Albert Square "I (Assume I) Know What I'm Doing
14. Julia Holter "Have You in my Wilderness"
15. Wolf Alice "My Love is Cool"
16. The Underground Youth "Haunted"
Better: Enjoy these Music Presents
17. Kurt Vile "b'lieve I'm going down"
18. US. Girls "Half Free"
19. No Joy "More Faithful"
20. Tripwires "Watermelancholia"
21. Noveller "Fantastic planet"
22. Echo Lake "Era"
23. Flying Saucer Attack "Instrumentals 2015"
24. Kendrick Lamar "To Pimp a Butterfly"
25. Deerhunter "Fading Frontier"
26. To Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat "To Live Vic."
27. Chelsea Wolfe "Abyss"
28. Maserati "Rehumanizer"
29. Eternal Tapestry "Wild Strawberries"
30. The Black Ryder "Door behind the Door"
31. Other Lives "Rituals"
31. Other Lives "Rituals"
32. Die Verbotten "2007"
33. The Moving Panoramas "One"
34. Sheer "Uneasy"
35. Malka "Marching to Another Beat"
36. Colleen "Captain of None"
37. Bjork "Vulnicura"
38. Teen Daze "A World Away" EP
39. Belle & Sebastian "Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance"
40. Bill Ryder-Jones "West Kirby County Primary"
41. The Black Dog "Neither/Neither"
42. Nokeen "The Gamble"
43. Sophie "Product"
44. Doomsquad "Pageantry Suite"
45. Heaters "Holy Water Pool"
46. Singapore Sling - "Psyche Fuck"
47. Broken Water "Wrought"
48. Hiatus "Parklands"
49. Mercury Rev "The Light in You"
50. Beliefs "Leaper"
51. Vaadat Charagim "Sinking as a Stone"
52. Will Butler "Policy"
53. Pool Holograph "Mortals"
54. Cold Beat "Into the Air"
Good: Ole Standards to Pass Your Time
55. Cloud "Zen Summer"
56. Levantine "Exploding Boxes"
57. Snow in Mexico "Prodigal Summer/Juno Beach"
58. Lana Del Ray "Honeymoon"
59. Widowspeak "All Yours"
60. The Leaf Library "Daylight Versions"
61. Moon Duo "Shadow of the Sun"
62. Sunny day in Glasgow "Planning Weed Like it's Acid/Life is Lost"
63. Lower Dens "Escape from Evil"
64. Deaf Cult "Deafcult"
65. Cristobel & the Sea "Sugar Now"
66. Hundred Waters "The Moon Rang Like a Bell (Remixed)"
67. U/V Light "Cenotaph"
68. Lanterns on the Lake "Beings"


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Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome in neurointensive care unit: the benefit of intracranial pressure monitoring
DOI: 10.1186/cc11877
© BioMed Central Ltd 2012
Published: 31 December 2012
Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome (DDS) is a brain disease characterized by neurological symptoms due to cerebral edema after hemodialysis (HD). However, a direct measurement of intracranial pressure (ICP) rarely objectified this edema [1]. We report the case of a patient whose DDS was diagnosed by an increase of ICP.
DDS was first described in 1962 [2]. Symptoms due to cerebral edema vary from headache, nausea, and convulsion to coma. In our case, we detect DDS by ICP monitoring. Risk factors are first HD, severe uremia, age, pre-existing neurological disorders, and metabolic acidosis. A rapid clearing of small-sized molecules (such as urea) generated the symptoms. The main theory is the 'reverse urea effect', in which the shift of urea between brain intracellular space and plasma is not immediate but causes a brain intracellular space to interstitial osmotic gradient and leads to cerebral edema [3].
This case is didactic because, as we monitored the ICP, we saw the consequences of DDS on the brain. Treatments consist of a slow gentle start of HD, increasing dialysate sodium levels, and administration of osmotically active substances. We think that CVVH should be used to treat patients with risk factors, especially in the neurointensive care unit [4]. This technique allows gradual osmotic movement and minimizes the gradient between blood and cerebrospinal fluid.
In conclusion, in the intensive care unit, DDS should be considered at each alteration of consciousness during an HD. We suggest that CVVH be used in predisposed patients to minimize the risk of DDS.
continuous veno-venous hemofiltration
dialysis disequilibrium syndrome
intracranial hypertension
intracranial pressure.
Authors' Affiliations
- Lin CM, Lin JW, Tsai JT, Ko CP, Hung KS, Hung CC, Su YK, Wei L, Chiu WT, Lee LM: Intracranial pressure fluctuation during hemodialysis in renal failure patients with intracranial hemorrhage. Acta Neurochir Suppl 2008, 101: 141-144. 10.1007/978-3-211-78205-7_24View ArticlePubMedGoogle Scholar
- Kennedy AC, Linton AL, Eaton JC: Urea levels in cerebrospinal fluid after haemodialysis. Lancet 1962, 1: 410-411.View ArticlePubMedGoogle Scholar
- Silver SM, DeSimone JA Jr, Smith DA, Sterns RH: Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome (DDS) in the rat: role of the 'reverse urea effect'. Kidney Int 1992, 42: 161-166. 10.1038/ki.1992.273View ArticlePubMedGoogle Scholar
- Dingli K, Arulkumaran N, Ball J: Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome in a neurosurgical patient: the role of continuous veno-venous hemofiltration. Minerva Anestesiologica 2012, 78: 629.PubMedGoogle Scholar


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It's not the adult turkeys the hawks want....the little ones run all
helter skelter around the mom, and can go 3-4 feet or more away from
her. We have large trees back there and a hawk just sits and waits, and
can scoop one up in a nanosecond and fly off. I've seen them do it with
baby rabbits, field mice, field rats and snakes...AND...small birds.
Daryl <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: I'm sorry, Jesse. I know you were looking forward to them. There always
seems to be a breach in the fence just where you can't see it. I've lost
chicks that way, too.
Do your turkeys not attack hawks? I had a couple of rescue turkeys once and
the one I didn't re-home was a real watchdog. If a hawk came around he'd
spot it before the rooster did, and if it came near, he'd go after it. Since
he was huge, the hawks gave way.
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From: "Jesse Bell"
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 2:04 PM
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Re: critters
> No, the mother is not tame at all. She had her nest up high where we
> couldn't see them and didn't know when they hatched. I just discovered
> the only two that survived (I'm sure she had more than 2) but out where
> we live, if I don't put them up, they'll be eaten by hawks. So I put
> them in a place that I thought was safe, but they crawled out underneath
> and ended up on the side with three hens that just ran them ragged all
> day long. I'm sure they didn't eat. When I got them they were just
> exhausted and tired. I tried to give them some fluids and they drank a
> little bit, but they were just worn out. If they get that stressed, they
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This thread is for presenting some (imho) unique and outstanding TMM features.
So lets begin with the
Movie Scanner:
The main reason why you need tools like TMM is, that you probably have a movie collection,
which you want to prepare for a MediaCenter like XBMC, MediaPortal or others.
So this tool should save you time & work, and normalize everything to a workable filesystem for those MediaCenters.
It should be fast, detect a clean an searchable name for IMDB & co,
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TMM can handle this
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Cheesy Grilled New Potatoes
|New potatoes
|16 Small
|Green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), thinly sliced
|Black pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|Garlic salt
|1 Tablespoon
|Cheddar cheese
|2 Tablespoon, shredded
|Non fat cooking spray
|2 Tablespoon
Clean the potatoes and cut into slices 1/4 inch thick.
Pat dry.
Lightly coat the grill with the cooking spray and preheat for 5 minutes.
Place one half of the slices in the grill, add half of the green onions, and sprinkle with pepperand salt.
Grill for 7-9 minutes.
Place the grilled potatoes on a warmed serving tray and top with half of the cheese.
Repeat the process with the remaining potato slices, onions, pepper, salt and cheese.
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Nutrition Facts
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Calories 363 Calories from Fat 76
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9 g13.1%
Saturated Fat 2.5 g12.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 7.9 mg2.6%
Sodium 2794.9 mg116.5%
Total Carbohydrates 61 g20.4%
Dietary Fiber 9.9 g39.6%
Sugars 0.2 g
Protein 7 g13.5%
Vitamin A 5.3% Vitamin C 70.4%
Calcium 16.1% Iron 6.8%
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These southerly winds will persist tonight, but models show the wind speeds increasing a bit overnight which will cause temperatures to actually rise a few degrees after midnight into Sunday morning. Fairly zonal mid-level flow will set up over the central U.S. behind the exiting trough, with models showing an embedded weak shortwave trough approaching the area by Sunday morning. Model soundings show increasing mid-level moisture after midnight across central KS ahead of this approaching wave, but there is low-level dry air that will need to be overcome. While there are some slight model discrepancies with regards to how quickly this mid-level moisture overcomes the dry air, several models suggest that some light scattered precipitation may begin to develop across central KS by the 09z-12z period, so have added slight chance PoPs. Despite the slowly rising temperatures into Sunday morning, conditions should be cool enough for any initial precipitation to be in the form of snow. .LONG TERM...(Sunday through Friday) Issued at 343 AM CST Sat Feb 25 2017 The mid/long term period continues to show signs that temperatures will be near or above normal through the period. Also, while previous model runs had a rather muddled depiction of the timing of various short wave troughs early this week, we are now seeing significantly greater agreement focusing on Sunday morning, Monday evening, and Tuesday night for precipitation chances. These precip chances will directly impact temperatures as any locations with precip especially early Sunday and Tuesday night will be markedly cooler due to wet bulb effects but at this point have played more of a middle ground on temperatures given general uncertainty in timing, intensity, and location of precip. Precip chances early Sunday will be driven by a combination of DPVA and jet speed divergence aloft while focused isentropic ascent will be ongoing in the lower levels. There is also a fair amount of dry air to be overcome in the low levels but vertical motion seems to probably be sufficient to overcome the dry air and result in an area of generally light precipitation mainly focused in east central KS. Precip type is also tricky as wet-bulb effects will play a role and could see transition between rain and snow with the heaviest precip areas more likely to favor a change over to snow. In the wake of that system, a new surface cyclone will develop in eastern Colorado Monday evening. Warm advection and isentropic ascent over eastern KS may support development of rain showers Monday evening as the surface low develops east and strong moisture advection focuses into the eastern half of the forecast area. This activity will rather quickly move east, and could develop north and east of the local forecast area entirely but at least warrants small chances for rain. Perhaps the best looking chance for interesting precipitation in the area will be on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. This comes in response to a decent vorticity maximum moving overhead with ample mid/upper level moisture and rather impressive frontogenesis across the forecast area. There are two main questions in this period: 1) Will the lift be sufficient to overcome substantial dry air in the low levels? 2) Will the low level temperature profile support rain, snow, or a mix? Current thought is that the lift will be strong enough to overcome the dry air, especially in a band oriented somewhere in this general region where the stronger frontogenesis pairs with the mid level moisture and slantwise or even convective instability. Also have support from nearly every member of the GEFS for some modest precipitation in the forecast area. Would also expect this precip to start off as rain but then to change over to snow especially where the heaviest precipitation develops and the temperature profile wet-bulbs down to support snow. After this point, expect a dry and generally warm period through Saturday. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Sunday afternoon) Issued at 1127 AM CST Sat Feb 25 2017 VFR conditions will continue through at least 09Z. Light, high- based precip possible at the end of the forecast but chances for this and any associated restrictions appear too low for inclusion. && .TOP WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$ SHORT TERM...Hennecke LONG TERM...Barjenbruch AVIATION...65


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Sheen Gate Gardens flat closed
22 December 2015
On Thursday 17th of December 2015 officers from the East Sheen Safer Neighbourhoods team successfully obtained a three month closure order from Wimbledon Magistrates' Court for a flat in Sheen Gate Gardens, East Sheen, SW14 following concerns from neighbours around anti-social behaviour (ASB)
The local residents were intimidated by the occupiers and enlisted the help of their local SNT who gathered intelligence which was crucial to the closure order. The resident and his associates were involved in anti-social behaviour including alcohol-related disorder, urinating in public and excessive noise. This then escalated when the occupier assaulted another resident. The occupier also allowed his flat to be used by numerous vagrants who were also causing anti-social behaviour.
The house was closed under Section 80 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 - Part 4 Chapter 3.
Police Constable Owen Redgrave, from East Sheen SNT, said:
"The lifestyle of this resident and his associates who continually indulged in anti-social behaviour had a direct affect on neighbours living nearby. We held numerous meetings with numerous partners including Paragon Housing, Richmond Council and Social Services to resolve this issue and I would like to express my thanks to these and other agencies for their assistance with the closure of the premises.
"The decision to apply for a closure order is not an easy one to take as it resulted in the tenant losing his flat. However, the closure of this property sends a clear message to those who allow their premises to be associated with disorder and nuisance.
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Before Datarella, Joerg was managing director of MediaCom Germany, European Operations Officer for New York based startup Tremor Video and has been leading research and marketing teams for media companies like ProSiebenSat.1 or Hubert Burda Media. Having graduated in statistics and political sciences with a thesis on machine learning, Joerg started as a researcher in behavioral sciences, focused on nonverbal communication. Projects were funded by EU commission, German federal government and the Max-Planck-Society.
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The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) board voted on new contract terms for its University Pass (U-Pass) Program. The new contract with colleges and universities extends the program an additional five years, expands the participation of post-secondary schools and adjusts the U-Pass fare while still offering low-cost transportation for students. In addition, students will be able to use their U-Pass on Pace buses for the first time this fall.
U-Pass provides more than 35 million rides annually for students at 52 participating colleges and universities. This fall, the program will be expanded to post-secondary, certificate-granting schools. Currently U-Pass has only been available to schools that award academic degrees.
"The CTA is committed to making sure students have affordable access to public transportation during their academic enrollment," said CTA President Forrest Claypool. "The U-Pass is one of CTA's most heavily discounted passes, and now more students will be able to benefit from this popular CTA program."
This fall the daily, unlimited ride fares for U-Pass users will increase by 26 cents to $1.07, consistent with past U-Pass price increases. The change, which works out to $15 a semester, offsets the higher operational expenses for the CTA, while offering a rate that is less than half of what a full-fare, single ride costs but with unlimited daily use during the school year.
On a monthly basis, students will save a minimum of $66 per month over that full-fare price.
The board also approved an intergovernmental agreement with City Colleges of Chicago for the transfer of two CTA buses to be used at Olive Harvey College for new transportation-related courses offered by its "College to Careers" initiative.
Transportation Delivery and Logistics classes will be offered to students interested in entering the transportation field. As part of the curriculum students will be able to obtain a Commercial Driver's License, using the CTA buses during their instruction.
A lack of a commercial vehicle is often a barrier for those who need one when trying to obtain a CDL with the Secretary of State. The program also eliminates an often costly barrier for those looking to enroll in private CDL courses.
The agreement allows for the transfer of ownership of two Nova buses to Olive Harvey College at the cost of $1 per bus. The buses are fully depreciated and will be sold "as is" and stripped of all CTA logos, markings and fareboxes. The CTA will not be held responsible for any maintenance of the buses after they are transferred.
As part of the new agreement with City Colleges of Chicago, CTA is committed to interviewing those who successfully complete the six-week course of the College to Careers Initiative.
Under the contract extension, Cubic will greatly enhance UMD's smart bus offering by providing university transit staff with features such as automatic passenger counting, automatic voice annunciation, and "turn-by-turn" directions.
The transit agency has been using borrowed buses after fleet was destroyed in fire.
The project will enrich the student experience by carrying passengers across campus, utilizing the transit service intracampus circulator.
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