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Watching ladies walk around in high-heels fascinates me a lot. It's a mixture of terror and awe when among many views I get drawn to a lady wiggling away, gracefully, treading in spiked heels. I often wonder if they don't stress out their ankles, sprain it, or ever get to damage their legs. It's always amazing.
For women, a pair of high heels is a must-have fashion accessory. And when worn, ladies appear to be taller and have longer and thinner legs, and the wearer's gait and posture changes.
One in ten women wear high heels at least three days a week and a third have fallen while wearing them. Statistics show that high heels are one of the biggest factors leading to foot problems in women, with up to a third suffering permanent problems as a result of prolonged wear.
Though high-heels have had an association with femininity and have kept them popular over the years, there are definite health problems caused by wearing them too frequently.
If you are going to wear high heels, you need to know not only what sorts of things your choice of shoes might be causing, but also how to help address those issues.
- Wearing high-heels could make one injure an ankle or end up with stress fractures.
Even if one only has the shoes on for a minute or two, they could potentially hurt themselves.
One does not have to spend a long time in heels in order to feel the effects. Though this type of injury probably is not the very worst thing in the world, it is undoubtedly painful and healing takes time (and sometimes some effort). An injury like this one is a potential for anyone who wears high heels for even a minute or two but can be especially risky for people who wear heels only seldom.
- Wearing high-heels can lead to Arthritis.
The joints in one knees or further down into the foot can become arthritic if one wear heels too much. This is because the way the body is compensating while standing or walking can cause the cartilage in the joints to wear down. That is something that one might not consider all that often when determining what sort of shoes to wear or how often to wear high heels, but it is something to keep in mind.
- One could experience pain in the body beyond the feet when wearing high-heels.
Wearing high heels does not just affect one's feet, but it can make things uncomfortable elsewhere in the body as well.
Prolonged use of high heels does not just put one at risk of injury while wearing them, it leaves one at a greater risk of injury when not wearing them due to the body's ability to adapt.
Studies show that heels have been linked to significant problems such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathies, calf issues, chronic knee pain, hamstring issues, hip problems, and back pain.
This is at least partially because of the way many carry themselves when wearing heels, which is different than the way they carry themselves when wearing flats.
- Wearing high-heels make one walk differently.
Because one carries self differently when wearing high heels and the body's centre of gravity changes, it makes sense that the wearer might walk differently as well.
When worn too long and too often, the muscles and tendons will adapt to one standing/moving differently, so there will be effects on the plantar fascia, Achilles, calf muscle, and hamstrings. Then, when one return to 'normal' shoes and a 'normal' gait (proper extension of the foot, Achilles, calf, and hamstring), that is when one gets hit with an injury.
- The toenails can be affected too when wearing high-heels.
When a lady has an infection on the toe – fungal nail, the nail looks dystrophic or it looks strange, and not looking like it used to. This is an indication that the toenails are "traumatized" because of the contact with the high heels.
Beyond the way that high heels can make one's nails look, they can also affect the way that they grow. Ingrown toenails are yet another potential hazard that can come with wearing high heels too much, especially if wearing heels with an exceptionally pointy toe.
- One could end up with hammer toes wearing high-heels.
Wearing shoes and having hammer toes at the same time will increase the chances of having corns on top of those hammer toes. This is because the joint is bending, and is rubbing up against the shoe. This will make the skin want to protect itself, and when this happens, actually, it has two options:
- It can either protect itself and form a callus, which is the lesser of the two evils,
- or it can break down and ulcerate.
So the wiser thing that the body does is to form the calluses and that is where the corns come from hammer toes.
Heels can lead to hammer toes and ingrown toenails.


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Email matching is the process where a list of emails gets uploaded and matched to individual people on an ad channel. This allows SendGrid Ads to target specific people for an ad campaign.
What are the minimums required for email matching?
In order to run a campaign using email matching, the ad channel needs a minimum number of emails. It is different for each ad channel. The ad channels set a minimum in order to prevent people or companies from running ad campaigns to too small of a target group.
Facebook and Instagram
Facebook requires a minimum of 100 matched emails to run a campaign on Facebook or Instagram.
I am getting an error saying there aren't enough emails that match people on an ad channel. What happened?
Even with a large list of emails, there is a possibility that there will not be enough matched emails to create a campaign. The primary reason for this is that the original list contains too many business email addresses versus personal email addresses.
How are the emails sent to an ad channel?
When SendGrid Ads sends a list of emails to an ad channel, like Facebook for example, the emails are put through a process called hashing. This process allows the ad channel to determine whether there is a match on their side without knowing the specific email address.
In short, hashing starts with a piece of information, like an email address, and applies a formula that turns it the information into series of characters (commonly called a string). This string of characters is what actually gets sent to the ad channel. The ad channel then matches that string to their list of hashed email addresses.
The key detail on the hashing process is that while it is easy to turn an email address into a string, it is nearly mathematically impossible to turn the string back into the email address.
Consider this type of case with Facebook. While most companies capture the business email of their customers, most people enter their personal email address into a social network like Facebook. This makes it potentially difficult for Facebook to match an email list with people on their network.


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A SUMMER evening concert of songs can be heard at Lulworth Castle on Sunday, July 7 from 7pm.
The Occasional Singers will perform at St Mar's Chapel in the castle in aid of the Weldmar Hospicecare Trust
Miriam Newton will conduct a concert of part-songs - there will be a great collection by composers including Elgar, Fauré, Britten, Holst and Tavener. The cellist, Sally Flann, will join the singers to perform Three Quartets by Arensky op57 for choir and cello.
Admission is free. All proceeds from a retiring collection will go to the Weldmar Hospicecare Trust.
People are invited to arrive early and bring a picnic to eat in the grounds of the castle before the concert commences. Everyone is welcome.


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14. The BREAKING of BREAD
Question and answer: "Did the disciples use white sliced bread?"
In all probability no, but that's not the point. Jesus wanted us to remember His death and resurrection regularly. That is why we celebrate communion. We remember that He gave His body and shed His blood, so that we could be saved.
Fact: The breaking of bread is also known as the Lord's Supper or communion. Communion means common union. As Christians we have a common union with other believers and Jesus Himself. The Lord's Supper is called a sacrament.
Luke 22:19-20 'Jesus took bread, gave thanks and gave it to them, saying "This is My body broken for you; do this in remembrance of me." Like wise He also took the cup after supper saying, "This cup is the new covenant in My blood, which is shed for you"'
Some churches have communion once a week and others have it once a month. Some churches use bread rolls, sliced loaf, wine or juice.
Wisdom: It is not what you use that is important, but that you partake of this sacrament in remembrance of Jesus, and proclaim His death until He comes again.
We need to heed the warnings in 1 Corinthians 11:26-31 regarding the Lord's Supper. We are not meant to partake of it in an unworthy manner, as we could become sick or even die! Don't panic; just follow the guidelines that teach us not to come to the table unless we are right with God. Ask yourself: Is there anyone I need to forgive? Have I confessed my sin?
Fact: Most people can be tired, sick or die of natural causes.
Think: Am I right with God and with my fellow man?
Jesus knew how forgetful we could be; we even forget birthdays, dentist appointments and anniversaries. By regularly taking communion we cannot forget what Jesus has done for us nor what it cost Him.
More Info: Matthew 5:23-24, 18:21-22, Luke 24:27-32, John 6:35,50,51, John 19:34, 1 Corinthians 10:16-17, 1 John 1:5-9.
Visit the interactive version of this course online. www.byfaith.co.uk © 2003 ByFaith Media.


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|Ronald Alan Bois Claire
|Aviation Machinist's Mate 1st Class/US Navy
|Heavy Photo Reconnaissance Squadron 62
|Date of Birth:
|7 December 1938 (Cleveland, OH)
|Home of Record:
|Tucson, AZ
|Date of Loss:
|25 August 1967
|Country of Loss:
|SNorth Vietnam/Over water
|Loss Coordinates:
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|Status in 1973:
|Killed in Action/Body Not Recovered
|RA3B "Skywarrior"
|Other Personnel In Incident:
|Edward Jacobs, Jr. and James Zavocky (missing)
SYNOPSIS: The Douglas
RA3B was the reconnaissance version of the venerable A3 Skywarrior attack
bomber. Operating from DaNang Airbase, South Vietnam and Don Muang Airbase,
Thailand, the RA3s provided surveillance along the infamous Ho Chi Minh
Trail with their infrared and video real-time cameras. Working with attack
aircraft from the carrier air groups, the Skywarrior "fingered" the truck
traffic for the bombers during the night when they were moving and during
the day when they were hiding. They also carried COIR (camouflage detection)
film that could detect the difference between living and dead foliage thereby
spotlighting camouflaged enemy truck parks. Other conversions of the Skywarrior,
which was nicknamed the "whale" because of its size, included airborne jamming
and refueling tanker
On 25 August 1967, Cmdr. Edward J. Jacobs, Jr., pilot, Lt. JG James J. Zavocky, photo/navigator, and Petty Officer Ronald A. Bois Claire, flight mechanic/navigator, comprised the crew of an RA3B Skywarrior that was conducting a night reconnaissance mission. The flight route to the mission area required the aircrew to fly over water.
Radar contact was lost as the aircraft was nearing the North Vietnamese coastline. Their last known position was approximately 2 miles west of a small cluster of islands known as Hon Nghi Son, within a mile of mainland North Vietnam, and approximately 30 miles south of the major port city of Thanh Hoa. At the time radar contact was lost, there was also no radio transmission from Edward Jacobs, James Zavocky or Ronald Bois Claire indicating they were experiencing trouble with the aircraft. Further, there was no report made by any of the crew indicating they were receiving any enemy fire.
When no radio checks were initiated by the crew of the Skywarrior, which was standard operating procedure, the command and control center responsible for monitoring this mission tried to establish radio contact. When that failed, the center began a systematic check of all the airfields where it might have diverted to in case they experienced an in-flight emergency. When those efforts yielded no information about the missing aircraft, search and rescue (SAR) operations were immediately initiated. Electronic and visual searches were unable to locate any sign of the aircraft or its crew either in the off-shore water, along the coastline or over land. The reconnaissance aircraft simply vanished without a trace.
On 30 August, five days after the formal search operation began, it was terminated. At the same time, Cmdr. Jacobs, Lt. JG Zavocky and Petty Officer Bois Claire were declared Killed in Action/Body Not Recovered with the additional notation their remains were probably not recoverable.
While the fate of Edward Jacobs, James Zavocky and Ronald Bois Claire appears to be in little doubt since the US Navy believes they disappeared over water, each man has the right to have his remains returned to his family and friends, and country if at all possible. However, for other Americans who remain unaccounted for in Southeast Asia, their fate could be quite different.
Since the end of the Vietnam War well over 21,000 reports of American prisoners, missing and otherwise unaccounted for have been received by our government. Many of these reports document LIVE America Prisoners of War remaining captive throughout Southeast Asia TODAY.
Pilots and aircrews were called upon to fly in many dangerous circumstances, and they were prepared to be wounded, killed or captured. It probably never occurred to them that they could be abandoned by the country they so proudly served.


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The Napa-Solano Audubon Society is working in partnership with the library to offer this fun, public, family-friendly (ages 7 and older) walk at the American Canyon Wetlands. Join us from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. (NSAS Event)
Leader: Crystal DeMarco
Description: H2O Superheroes is a new program at the Napa County Library. Through this program, the Library is encouraging Nature lovers to come together to learn about and create positive experiences along the Napa Valley river and its environments. You can also register through their website and collect badges for H20 Superhero activities that you have completed!
We will practice identifying birds and discuss their migration patterns, explain how water conservation benefits wildlife, and learn about the importance of how the health of the river and coastal ecosystems directly affect the well-being of bird life. The hope is that we will help support and foster a new generation of bird conservationists. Additional birding kits will be available for library check out.
Please wear sturdy walking shoes and bring water and binoculars if you have them. Dressing in layers, and insect repellent are recommended.
Directions: From Napa, drive towards American Canyon, make a right at Napa Junction Road, a left Theresa, and a right at Eucalyptus Drive. Drive 1.3 miles to the parking lot at the wetlands. Bathroom, drinking water, and picnic tables available. Parking is free.
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While the term "mechanic's lien" may cause you to imagine a lien placed on a vehicle for unpaid repair costs, these types of liens are actually attached to real property (land or buildings) by parties who have supplied materials or labor to improve the property. For example, if you were to have your kitchen remodeled by a contractor, you may be facing a mechanic's lien from a subcontractor even if you have paid all of your debts to your contractors. If this occurs, you will be unable to refinance or sell your home without dealing with the lien and may even be facing foreclosure.
Colorado Mechanic's Liens are Subject to Strict Filing Requirements
Fortunately for homeowners, there are strict rules regarding filing for an obtaining a mechanic's lien on a piece of property. For example, these liens must be filed within four months after the last delivery of materials or performance of labor, unless only labor was performed, in which case it must be filed within two months of the last performance of labor. Additionally, before a lien can be filed, the party seeking the lien must file a notice of intent to file at least 10 days before filing. In addition, the notice must be served upon the property owner (and prime contractor, if the party filing the lien is a subcontractor) in order to give them an opportunity to resolve the situation. Some of the issues that may result in a defective mechanic's lien in Colorado include the following:
- Failure to meet the timelines associated with filing a mechanic's lien;
- The work is still in progress;
- The lien statement does not contain the necessary information; and
- The work performed was outside of the scope of your original contact.
What to Do if You Have a Mechanic's Lien Placed on your Property
If you receive a notice of intent to file a lien or a lien has already been placed on your property, you should contact an experienced Denver real estate attorney as soon as possible. Your lawyer will review your case and determine if there any defenses to the lien and whether there were any procedural defects in the way it was filed.
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Century-old 'Bishops' Program' highlights Labor Day statement
By Mark Pattison
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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The 1919 "Bishops' Program for Social Reconstruction" was showcased in this year's Labor Day statement to demonstrate how so many of the issues the bishops touched upon a century ago in the wake of World War I's end still resonate in improving the conditions of workers today.
"It is worth revisiting the 'Bishops' Program,' which presented three themes from Catholic social teaching," said Bishop Frank J. Dewane of Venice, Florida, chairman of the U.S. bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, in the statement.
The three themes Bishop Dewane highlighted were "subsidiarity, monopoly power and wage suppression"; "the universal destination of goods and employee ownership"; and "solidarity and unions."
Titled "On the Hundredth Year of the United States Bishops' Program of Social Reconstruction," the message, dated Sept. 2, was released Aug. 28.
"Today's economy, if measured by the stock market, has the most money and wealth it has ever had, and unemployment is around the lowest it has been in 50 years. And yet, roughly four in 10 Americans cannot afford an unexpected $400 bill, and would fall below the poverty line after three months without income," Bishop Dewane said.
The bishops in 1919 dedicated an entire section of their program to "Abolition and Control of Monopolies," Bishop Dewane said. There, they said, "Human beings cannot be trusted with the immense opportunities for oppression and extortion that go with the possession of monopoly power."
Bishop Dewane added, "The bishops have highlighted the problem of over-concentrated ownership in the context of farming, noting that although prices for food go down, it has led owners to 'underpay farm workers, and oppose farmworker unionization.'"
Moreover, "fewer numbers of employers are employing larger shares of the labor force, giving employers greater power to keep wages down," Bishop Dewane said. "Making matters worse, a majority of the largest franchise chains in the United States have historically used 'no-poach' clauses to prevent even low-wage workers from trying to get a higher wage at another franchise."
"How to respond?" Bishop Dewane asked. "State and federal law enforcement agencies should continue working to prevent anticompetitive behavior by employers that lowers wages," he suggested. "Lawmakers, legal advocates, unions, and worker centers may wish to explore mechanisms for workers to recover wages that were lost to anticompetitive behavior."
"The 1919 'Bishops' Program' put its section on employee ownership next to the anti-monopoly section, and for good reason," Bishop Dewane said. "In contrast to monopoly power, employee ownership gives workers access to the fruits of private companies, and in the best instances, gives meaningful ways to participate in management," a theme also endorsed in the bishops' 1986 pastoral letter, "Economic Justice for All."
Bishop Dewane added, "Recent research has shown the great benefits of employee ownership to workers, including higher wages than otherwise comparable firms, more stable employment, more job training opportunities, opportunities to participate more in firm decision-making, better benefits, and much more wealth over the course of one's career. This holds true for low- and moderate-income workers as well."
One way Catholics can encourage more worker ownership, he said, was to "support the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and other organizations that help workers start new companies or achieve ownership in existing ones."
Bishop Dewane took note of the "dramatic decline of worker unionization rates," with only about 10.5% of workers being union members -- and just 6.4% membership in the private sector.
"From the church's perspective, progress must include the expression of solidarity that unions strive to embody, as well as the respect for the priority of labor over capital, which is nothing less than the primacy of human beings over 'things,'" Bishop Dewane said.
He noted how the "Bishops' Program" in 1919 -- "years before" the 1935 passage of the National Labor Relations Act -- "asserted the 'right of labor to organize and to deal with employers through representatives.' Here, the 'Bishops' Program' was solidly in line with Pope Leo XIII and his successors. As Pope Francis has said, 'There is no good society without a good union.'"
The "Bishops' Program" also declared that "changes in our economic and political systems will have only partial and feeble efficiency if they be not reinforced by the Christian view of work and wealth."
"In this view, workers and owners both have rights and duties toward each other; a business enterprise must view itself as a 'society of persons' rather than a mere commercial instrument," Bishop Dewane said.
"As Pope Francis recently said, 'The new course for sustainable economic development needs to set the person and work at the center,'" Bishop Dewane added.
To this end, no merely technocratic policy changes will bear the fruit that is so desperately needed today. Rather, with consideration for the treasury of the church's social teaching, let us consider 'new processes' that can build up justice in the workplace over time. Let us then proceed as a people who, through baptism, share in Christ's anointing 'to bring glad tidings to the poor.'"


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The home selling process has become more complex in recent years – both before and after an offer is received. We recently calculated that there are over 30 steps to navigate from the point of deciding to sell to an accepted offer, to an actual closing.
These include:
- Preparing your home sale – what should you spend in time and money (or not spend) to net the highest price
- Pricing – while analyzing trailing sales is important, much more is required (what is your competition? inventory? trends?, etc.)
- Since over 40% of buyers relocate from out of state, how do you effectively market your home to the widest audience?
- Showing activity – once you're on the market, how do the number of showings you're getting compare with other homes on the market? How positive trends give you negotiating leverage and what actions should be considered if trends are negative (other than a price reduction).
- What is a due diligence process, what is a customary due diligence fee vs. an earnest money deposit at your price point, and how do you structure those terms to protect yourself?
- How many kinds of inspections are now common (answer: as many as 10 or more…), which issues are commonly overstated by inspectors, and what are your obligations to repair or remedy any inspection issues?
- If your home attracts an offer above recent sold comparables, how do you navigate the appraisal process and get to a closing?
I have expert experience in navigating today's complex pricing, negotiating, and due diligence process – having closed over $55 million in the last 3 years.


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Perhaps the greatest teacher in the history of Karate, Yasutsune "Anko" Itosu simplified many of the ancient katas, created several new ones of his own, and pioneered teaching methods that would revolutionize the art by making its study easier and less dangerous for future generations. For this, he is recognized as the father of modern Karate.
Born in Shuri, Itosu began his Karate training at an early age under Sokon Matsumura and subsequently trained under several other teachers, possibly including Kosaku Matsumora of Tomari. Well-educated in Chinese and Japanese literature, Itosu served as a translator to Sho Tai, the last of the Ryukyuan kings, until Sho Tai's fall from power in 1879.
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A 28‐year‐old white man was transferred to our facility from an outside hospital for 1 week of fatigue and cough. He smoked half a pack a day and had a history of asthma for which he took an albuterol inhaler twice daily. He denied any fever or sick contacts. In the emergency department his respiratory status rapidly declined. Chest X‐ray showed a large pleural effusion on the right side (figure). He was intubated and placed on mechanical ventilation. His white count was 23,000 K/μL with 8% bands, and albumin was 2.9 g/dL Broad‐spectrum antibiotics were started. A CT scan of the chest showed right‐sided loculated pleural effusion with collapse of the right middle and lower lobes. A liter of serosanguineous, exudative fluid was drained via thoracentesis, and a chest tube was placed. The patient was successfully weaned off the ventilator but had to be placed back on it within a few hours of extubation. Bronchoscopy did not reveal any significant secretions or airway stenosis. A repeat CT of the chest showed persistent pleural fluid, and the patient underwent decortication and parietal pleurectomy. After this procedure several attempts at extubation failed. Pleural tissue peel grew Staphylococcus non‐aureus, Streptococcus viridans, and Prevotella melaninogenica. This was thought to be secondary to recurrent aspiration of oropharyngeal flora. A transthoracic echo showed mild pulmonary hypertension. All autoimmune workup and HIV testing results were negative. Electromyogram (EMG) and nerve conduction studies (NCS) were done, and findings were those of a myopathy with myotonic features. The patient was diagnosed with myotonic dystrophy type 1. He eventually got a tracheostomy and a percutaneous gastrostomy and was discharged to a chronic nursing facility for further therapy.
Myotonic dystrophy is an autosomal‐dominant multisystem disorder with a prevalence of 1:8000. There are 2 types. DM 1 (Steinert's disease) commonly involves facial, neck, forearms, hand intrinsic, and foot dorsiflexor muscles. Respiratory and swallowing complications are more common. Limb girdle (upper and lower) involvement occurs in DM 2 (proximal myotonic myopathy), and muscle pain is often a presenting symptom. Heart blocks, testicular failure, and cognitive impairment can occur in both types. Diagnosis is through EMG and NCS. Treatment is via a multidisciplinary approach with yearly electrocardiogram, orthotics, speech therapy and genetic counseling. Average life expectancy is 50 years, and the most common cause of mortality is pneumonia.
Myotonic dystrophy, although a rare disorder, should be suspected in young patients with recurrent aspiration pneumonia and respiratory failure. This patient carried an outpatient diagnosis of asthma, which was probably muscle weakness from the myotonic dystrophy. Early recognition can prevent significant comorbidities and decrease mortality.
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To cite this abstract:Haider F, Rahman O. Young Man with Respiratory Failure. Abstract published at Hospital Medicine 2009, May 14-17, Chicago, Ill. Abstract 157. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2009; 4 (suppl 1). https://www.shmabstracts.com/abstract/young-man-with-respiratory-failure/. Accessed April 8, 2020.


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Betty Huotari of Logical Placement LLC, has appeared on A&E's Hoarders and will be at three Genesee County libraries through January, 2013.
GENESEE COUNTY, MI--While some people are looking to cut some weight from their waistlines during the new year, one professional organizer is trying to help people cut some of the clutter from their homes.
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It was very surreal to walk into the doors of Hunter College. Growing up in the city, I always thought that I would be leaving home to go to college, saying goodbye to the concrete jungle. However, taking the tour gave me a weird perspective on what college life in New York City would be like. In the West building, where we started our tour of the over a century year old institution, there was not one corner of the floors that was not occupied by students either studying, working, or hanging out with friends. It was strange to think that this student body population of 23,000 leaks out into the city that I live in. College life to me has never been acquainted with New York or Manhattan, because I've never imagined one of the biggest cities in the world being used as a college town; seeing how huge the student body population is made me realize how many opportunities there are for college students in New York City.
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Welcome to day three of the prosperity project. Melissa has a travel store, and her link has been added to the side bar. If anyone else has something they want me to post there, just let me know.
Posted by Shirley Twofeathers at 7:53 AM
Labels: humor, Praying for Prosperity
5 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Okay it is 4:06pm and I was just now able to get through on the prayer line. I have been trying off and on all day and it has been really busy. My prayer partner today was pleasant, some what peaceful and a little matter of fact which actually felt reassuring. Like she just knew the truth of what she was saying on every level of her being. Which made me feel the truth of it also. I am still not more prosperous but today I went shopping like I was. I did not purchase anything extravagent or that met my criteria for my prosperity goal but it was still a fun day of bargain shopping with friends. Maybe acting prosperous in the way of shopping with a light heart will transform into the real thing?
- Anonymous said...
Well, I did find a $49 check in my purse that I thought I had already cashed. I don't know if that counts or not, since it was there before we started our project.
I did call for prayer and one of the things the prayer person said was something about how prosperity is actually an awareness of Spirit in every area of my life. That was interesting, and something to think about. So that's about it for me today.
- Anonymous said...
Well, I have had some things happen. Yesterday when my husband was leaving work he asked a co-worker if he could borrow a dollar for something to drink on the way home. The guy gave him 15 dollars and said to pay him back when ever he could. Then today before I called in to the prayer line. My husband was scrounging around for change, because he wanted a 22 oz beer, I wanted a fountain drink. We didn't have enough for both so I said for him to go ahead and get his beer. When he came home he had both. How you ask? Well, I guess a guy had just bought a scratcher lottery ticket, and won 50 dollars! He was so happy that he offered to buy my husband his beer! So he was able to, with the oringinal change get me my drink! That is so awesome!!! I called in to Unity a little while ago and had a very peaceful prayer experience. I really hope that the prosperity keeps coming in and getting bigger, I hope to have a hot water heater by the end of the 30 days.
- Anonymous said...
well, I think that I had the same person pray with me as yesterday...what are the odds of that? but she had a very distinctive voice, and it just sounded like her. she was awake and succinct, she did a fine job.
As far as prosperity and abundance.....
well, i 'won' something from a used car dealership but they wouldn't tell me what it was unless i would drive 35 miles to look at their cars, even though it was a 'no purchase necessary' deal. in the end i got him to admit it was just a promotion and likely it wouldn't be worth the gas money to see what it was. i think that was prosperity's evil twin, ripoff.
as far as abundance is concerned....well....my abundance of children left an abundance of crumbs in the dining room floor, and an abundance of toys in the bedroom floor, and then there was the abundance of dog diarrhea that i woke up to this morning, which took an abundance of paper towels to clean up.
Perhaps I should have been a little more specific. Today I prayed for FINANCIAL abundance.
- Melissa J. said...
I called again for prayer today - it was a really LOOONNNGGG prayer - but it was a good one. I think any "Found" money during our 30 days counts. If it weren't for our prayers, perhaps the money wouldn't have been found at all, or not for a long time, so perhaps our prayers sped up the process of us finding it!


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This video first appeared on our Facebook page on June 5th, as part of the HundrED WEBday series.
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HEADLINES – UCLA Samueli In The News 2012
New York Post
New DNA database helps NYers Find Out Where They're Really From
Call it a genetic GPS. Researchers at UCLA have created software that locates where in the world people ultimately came from — just by looking at their DNA. The technology, called spatial ancestry analysis, pinpoints a person's heritage through genetics, sometimes within 60 miles of their geographic origin. The Post collected saliva samples from six New Yorkers and sent them to 23andMe, a company that analyzes DNA and reveals genealogical traits. Then UCLA computer science associate professor Eleazar Eskin ran the data through his gene machine. The results surprised many of the volunteers.
Popular Science
Brilliant 10: Aydogan Ozcan Turns Smartphones into Medical Devices
Need a blood test? The phone in your pocket has enough power to do it. Aydogan Ozcan, an electrical engineer, grew up in Turkey, where he saw that advanced medicine sometimes didn't reach the country's rural areas. In many parts of the world, ailments are never even diagnosed. Ozcan's medical devices could fix that.
EE Times
U.S. Boosts Funding for Nanotech Deployment
The National Science Foundation awarded $55.5 million to three university consortia, including one headquartered at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, to work with U.S. industry to advance nanotechnology science and engineering and transfer innovations to manufacturers.
National Science Foundation
President Obama Honors Early Career Scientists and Engineers (Video)
President Barack Obama met this week with recipients of the United States government's highest honor for scientists and engineers in the early stages of their independent research careers–the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Several honorees were interviewed, including
UCLA computer science assistant professor Jennifer Wortman Vaughan, on the inclusion of women in computer science careers.
Windows that Generate Electricity from Invisible Light? Is This the Future or What?
Slapping solar panels on your humble abode may not seem like the height of fashionable home design, but what if you could just use your windows to gin up a little juice? UCLA researchers claim they've developed a transparent solar cell that will do just that, absorbing solar radiation through something like a glass-fitted opening without compromising your ability to see through it. The news on Professor Yang Yang's transparent solar cells was also carried on KPCC; KCET; Slate; New Scientist; and in the Daily Bruin.
ACM A.M. Turing Award
Turing 100 Celebration Webcast (Video)
The Turing 100 celebration features computer science professor Judea Pearl, alumnus Vint Cerf, and computer science adjunct professor Alan C. Kay, all Turing Award winners, during a two-day celebration of the pioneering British mathematician, for whom the highest award in computer science is named after.
Also, the printed program is available in PDF format here.
UCLA Researchers Build World's Fastest Camera to Screen for Cancer
Researchers at UCLA have developed a camera capable of recording 36.7 million frames per second. Of course, the high-throughput imaging flow analyzer, as it's called, won't be used to take awesome slow-motion shots. Instead, it's meant to pick out rare cancer cells in blood samples.
UCLA Researchers Build World's Fastest Camera to Screen for Cancer
The news was also carried in CNET; Popular Science; Medgadget; and Popular Photography.
Asian Internet Traces Roots to Kilnam Chon
Wired features UCLA Engineering alumnus Kilnam Chon, who brought the Internet to Asia. Chon was recently named to the inaugural Internet Hall of Fame as a Global Connector.
Scientific American
Researchers Discover Hacker-Ready Computer Chips
Electrical engineering professor John Villasenor, an expert on hardware security, writes in Scientific American on the reported discovery of "hacker-ready" computer chips. He calls it "a wake-up call to the importance of hardware security."
Villasenor, also a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, has also recently written on technology patents, drones, and music royalties, in publications such as Forbes, Slate and The Huffington Post.
mHealth: The Next Frontier For Mobile Service Growth
A guest post in Forbes proclaims mHealth, or mobile health, is "The Next Frontier For Mobile Service Growth," as it is emerging as a significant growth opportunity for companies looking to capitalize on machine-to-machine (M2M) technology in wireless healthcare. The article cites the Open mHealth Consortium, co-founded by UCLA computer science professor Deborah Estrin, as a good example for having "established a flourishing ecosystem of multiple players across the mobile, software, and healthcare industries to implement a roadmap for mHealth technology development."
Internet Co-Creator Vint Cerf Welcomes IPv6 Elbow Room
CNET has a Q&A with UCLA Engineering alumnus Vint Cerf, Google's Chief Internet Evangelist, on Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), which provides "more room" for a larger Internet. Cerf also explains, in a short video, on the history and future of space allocation on the Internet.
PC World
Internet Hall of Fame Opens… On the Web
Thirty-plus Internet pioneers, innovators and "global connectors" — yes, even including Al Gore — have been inducted into the first class of the Internet Hall of Fame. UCLA-affiliated inductees included computer science professor Leonard Kleinrock and distinguished alumni Vint Cerf, Paul Baran and Jon Postel (both Baran and Postel were inducted posthumously).
Vint Cerf: We Knew What We Were Unleashing on the World
Cerf talked with Wired about how the military brought the TCP/IP protocol into being, how he and his co-conspirators knew — almost 40 years ago — what they were unleashing on the world, the threats to the net today, and what he'd like to see next: a vision that includes Internet packets raining down from the
The Atlantic
A Video Game Where Players Help Real Doctors Diagnose Malaria
Video game players may soon become the latest line of defense against malaria. UCLA researchers have developed a free, Internet-based pattern recognition game based on images of real life blood cells. Researchers hope the online tool will cut down the amount of time it now takes to distinguish infected red blood cells from healthy ones.
Also carried in Computer World, PC Advisor (U.K.), and AllAfrica.
The New York Times
A Turing Award for Helping Make Computers Smarter
Google search, I.B.M.'s Watson Jeopardy-winning computer, credit-card fraud detection and automated speech recognition. There seems not much in common on that list. But it is a representative sampling of the kinds of modern computing chores that use the ideas and technology developed by Judea Pearl, the winner of this year's Turing Award. The award, often considered the computer science equivalent of a Nobel prize.
The news was also carried in: The Wall Street Journal; PC Mag; CNET; PC World; KPCC 89.3;US News; The Chronicle of Higher Education; and Agence France-Press.
Scientific American
Fossil Free: Microbe Helps Convert Solar Power to Liquid Fuel
A new "bioreactor" could store electricity as liquid fuel with the help of a genetically engineered microbe and copious carbon dioxide. The idea—dubbed "electrofuels" by a federal agency funding the research—could offer electricity storage that would have the energy density of fuels such as gasoline.
The news was also carried in Popular Mechanics, and in The Engineer (U.K.)
New Scientist
New Search Tool to Unlock Wikipedia
A new online tool developed by computer science professor Carlo Zaniolo, holder of the Norman E. Friedman Chair in Knowledge Sciences, and his colleagues, allows Wikipedia users to ask the online encyclopedia complicated and specific questions.
Los Angeles Times
Op-Ed: The Drone Threat — in the U.S.
Electrical engineering professor John Villasenor on drone proliferation in the United States. A new law raises an issue that has received too little attention: the threat that they could be used to carry out terrorist attacks.
Villasenor was also on a panel on U.S. drone surveillance that was carried on C-SPAN
Fast Company
How To Protect Your Company From Invention Theft
Professor Villasenor writes in Fast Company on how to protect Your company from invention theft. He has a second article in Fast Company on "Why Companies Should File for Patents Now."
Bioremediation (video)
In a process called bioremediation, Poptech Fellow and UCLA civil and environmental engineering assistant professor Shaily Mahendra uses bacteria and fungi to indicate levels of pollution and ecosystem health. These same microorganisms can also be used to detoxify a wide variety of environmental pollutants, restoring a contaminated environment back to its healthier state.
UCLA Today
'Odd-couple' Pairings Energize Research, Win Grants
UCLA Engineering faculty are working with colleagues across campus in the humanities, arts, social sciences on trans-disciplinary projects. The relatively new Trans-Disciplinary Seed Grants come from UCLA's Office of the Vice Chancellor of Research and the Academic Senate Council on Research, which together provide up to $25,000 per project. By offering grants that are only available when faculty from different fields collaborate, ideas that couldn't be explored before become possible.
Orange County Register
Who is Google Hiring?
The newspaper reported that UCLA is one of Google's top spots for recruiting employees.
Popular Mechanics
Lab-Created Cells Could Target Tumors and Deliver Drugs
At UCLA, Tim Deming and his team are among the growing number of scientists taking their inspiration from some of nature's most notorious bad guys: viruses.
UCLA Invents magazine (PDF)
The Newest issue of UCLA Invents (PDF) features innovations from UCLA Engineering faculty in technologies for healthcare, clean energy, and other significant areas.
Greentech Media
How Big a Solar System? How Big a Battery System? Questions From the Lab
Professor Rajit Gadh, Director of the Smart Grid Energy Research Center at UCLA Engineering, is leading an effort to answer questions on integrating rooftop solar, electric vehicles, batteries, into the smart grid.
Daily Bruin
UCLA Students Gear Up for "Engineers Got Talent" Show
Smooth jazz, a five-person rock band and a Bollywood dance crew are just three of the wide array of acts being showcased tonight at Engineers Got Talent, a show aimed at exhibiting the talents of engineering students.
Daily Bruin
CollegeRoots, a New Music Site Launched by UCLA Students, Aims to Promote College Artists
A team of UCLA undergrads including business-economics, computer science, and music majors, have created CollegeRoots, a new music site to promote college artists.
Daily Bruin
Camaraderie Unites UCLA Dragon Boat Team on and off the Water
UCLA students have endless opportunities, read how one computer science student paddles with UCLA's dragon boat team.
Technology Review
A Leap Forward for Plastic Solar Cells
A record-breaking polymer solar cell made by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, converts 10.6 percent of the energy in sunlight into electricity. The performance of the cell surpasses the previous record, 8.6 percent, set in July of last year by the same group.
Also carried in Science Daily; and in Mongabay.
Daily Mail (U.K.)
Smartphone Sensor Targets E. coli
The Daily Mail (U.K.) reports on the development by UCLA Engineering associate professor Aydogan Ozcan and colleagues of a cell phone-based sensor that can detect the presence of the bacterium Escherichia coli in food and water.
Also carried in Popular Science, and in LA Weekly.
National Public Radio's Fresh Air
Drones Over America: What Can They See?
John Villasenor, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and a professor of electrical engineering at UCLA, explains what drones over U.S. skies will be able to see and how they work. He also talks about the privacy and national security concerns raised by using drones for surveillance purposes.
Aydogan Ozcan – Microscopy on a Cellphone: An Emerging Telemedicine Platform (video)
UCLA Engineering associate professor Aydogan Ozcan explains how his innovative research in imaging techniques has enabled the use of our cellphones as microscopes, a powerful and disruptive idea for bringing cost effective microscopy and micro-analysis to remote and developing countries.
Poptech Science
Shaily Mahendra: Bioremediation (video)
In a process called bioremediation, Poptech Science Fellow Shaily Mahendra, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, uses bacteria and fungi to indicate levels of pollution and ecosystem health. These same microorganisms can also be used to detoxify a wide variety of environmental pollutants, restoring a contaminated environment back to its healthier state.
Daily Bruin
Google Vice President and Father of the Internet Vinton Cerf Speaks on Future Online Possibilities
As a graduate student at UCLA, Vinton Cerf worked on a team that eventually created the first computer network. Later, as an associate professor at Stanford, he helped develop a code to allow for the movement of digital data.
Daily Bruin
UCLA Clubs Engineer Youth Motivation Day to Boost Student Interest in the Sciences
More than 225 middle school students fired rockets built from straws and clay, constructed towers out of paper and ate ice cream made from liquid nitrogen in Ackerman Grand Ballroom.
Daily Bruin
Robot Developed by UCLA Graduate Students is at Cutting Edge of Surgical Mentorship
Aspiring surgeons may one day receive training over the Internet as a result of new technology recently developed by two UCLA graduate student researchers. Mechanical engineering graduate researchers Stephen Prince and Christopher Lim have designed, prototyped and constructed a robot affectionately named the LapaRobot.
Can the Government Force Suspects To Decrypt Incriminating Files?
Electrical engineering Professor John Villasenor blogs at Slate on the courts deciding if the Fifth Amendment applies to encryption.
Villasenor also has two blogs at Fast Company: on patents for tech companies, and on first-to-file patents.
Toronto Star
How a Mathematical Formula can Decode Serial Killers
Serial killers follow a predictable pattern that matches their "Devil's Staircase" trails of death with neural firing in their brains, a study reveals. The study was conducted by UCLA Engineering researchers
UCLA/Getty Conservation Program WordPress Blog
Pigment Identification of Polychrome Wood Masks from the Congo
A group of UCLA students, including engineers, presented a poster at the Southern California Society for Microscopy and Microanalysis (SCSMM) meeting regarding a project to identify pigments on a group of Kuba masks from the Conga, that are part of the collection of the Fowler Museum at UCLA.
LA Weekly
Informer Blog: UCLA Scientists Invent Cheap, Bendy Solar Panels That Could Charge Your Car, Phone
This is the handiest thing to come out of UCLA since those stretchy, glowing devices that can "move with the body." (AKA, a raver's dreamwear.) Now, UCLA is expanding its stretch-nology into the Big Green industry. A new method of collecting the sun's energy and using it to power man's devices is being perfected.
CBS Los Angeles
UCLA Students Compete To Build The World's Most Fuel-Efficient Car
Three UCLA engineering students are competing to break the super-milege record using green technology in Shell's Eco-marathon. Chris Underhill, Stephen Chow, and Joseph Lee visited the KCAL9 studios Tuesday to talk about their fuel-efficient vehicle. They are trying to beat the 2,565 mile per gallon record set by the 2011 winners.
Physics Today
BOOKENDS: Questions and answers with Francis F. Chen
Though formally retired from UCLA, Chen, who joined the engineering school in 1969, continues to manage an active low-temperature plasma research lab and occasionally advises graduate students. He is author of An Indispensable Truth: How Fusion Power Can Save the Planet.
30 under 30
Bioengineering graduate student Albert Mach was selected as one of Forbes "30 under 30" in its science and innovation category. The list recognizes "today's disrupters and tomorrow's brightest stars. Mach was recognized for his centrifuge on a chip, which could detect cancer via a blood test.
Yahoo! News
Math Formula May Explain Why Serial Killers Kill
Electrical engineering professor Vwani Roychowdhury and researcher Mikhail Simkin have discovered that the seemingly erratic behavior of the "Rostov Ripper," a prolific serial killer active in the 1980s, conformed to the same mathematical pattern obeyed by earthquakes, avalanches, stock market crashes and many other sporadic events.
The news was also carried in several other news outlets, including:
Forbes; Fox News: MSNBC: The Daily Mail (U.K.): and Discovery News.
Fast Company
Who owns your personal history?
In an era when nearly everything we do is recorded, we have less control over what we choose to remember, and perhaps more crucially, what to forget. Electrical engineering professor John Villasenor is the author.
Scientific American
Why the Supreme Court GPS Decision Won't Stop Warrantless Digital Surveillance
Villasenor also has a blog on Scientific American regarding the future of digital location tracking following the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, United States v. Jones.
Of microchemistry and molecules: Electronic microfluidic device synthesizes biocompatible probes
A team of UCLA researchers, including mechanical and aerospace engineering professor C.J. Kim, has developed an all-electronic digital microfluidic device for microscale chemical synthesis in organic solvents, which overcomes several limitations of previous technologies.
Fast Company
WalmartLabs Brings "Two Pizza Teams," Startup Culture To Walmart Empire
Fast Company profiles @WalmartLabs, co-founded by alumnus Venky Harinarayan MS '90, and its innovations for the retail giant's mobile and online sales efforts.
Wall Street Journal
Andreessen's Firm Raises $1.5 Billion
The Wall Street Journal reports that Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, co-founded by alum Ben Horowitz MS '90, has raised more than $1.5 billion in two new funds.
KCET SoCal Connected
Military goes Green
The L.A. public television's news and current affairs magazine recently aired a story on the military's adoption of green technologies. Professor Ann Karagozian was interviewed for the piece.
Daily Bruin
Students create software projects for disabled persons in Code for a Cause competition
A team of UCLA students took first place in a competition to create software for disabled persons with a modified Sudoku game for the visually impaired.
Daily Bruin
Not so simple
The engineering honor society, held its 2nd annual Rube Goldberg competition. A team of students from IEEE wins top prize with an apparatus built around the issue of income inequality.
At RockMelt, engineers pound out features at light speed
Computer science alumnus Devon Rifkin '10 is profiled in CNET's Day on the Job series. Rifkin is a front-end engineer for Mountain View, Calif.-based RockMelt, which offers a new Web browser integrated and optimized for social media such as Twitter and Facebook.
Curbed Los Angeles
The 10 Most Popular Curbed LA Stories of 2011
The Curbed L.A. blog named its story on the Kleinrock Internet Heritage Site in Boelter Hall as one of its most popular stories of 2011.
New Lease for Leftover Light (subscription required)
UCLA Engineering researchers reported at the fall Materials Research Society meeting that they've devised polarizing filters made from organic solar cells that recycle some of the absorbed light from liquid crystal displays.
Panchabuta-Renewable Energy & Cleantech (India)
India needs to partner with early innovators across the globe for SmartGrid success
Mechanical and aerospace engineering professor Rajit Gadh, director of the UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center, was interviewed about smart grid technology development around the world as it relates to India.
Daily Bruin
UCLA's 'Beatboxing Rhino' of the night
The Daily Bruin's series on UCLA at night profiles first-year mechanical engineering student Moonsoo Jo, who practices his beatboxing at Wilson Plaza at the base of Janss Steps. The article also includes a short video.
The Scientist
Top ten innovations 2011
Electrical engineering associate professor Aydogan Ozcan's cell phone microscope took top honors in The Scientist magazine's Top Innovations of 2011. One judge said of the new device, "this is an exciting new technology that showcases ingenuity away from preconceived ideas."
The honor was also highlighted in the Examiner.com
Associated Press
Some lanes of scorched LA-area freeway now open
Civil and environmental engineering associate professor Scott J. Brandenberg was quoted in an article on the December crash of a tanker truck along the 60 freeway, and its subsequent days-long shutdown.
Los Angeles Times
Blocked 60 Freeway doubles and triples drivers' commute times
Thomas Sabol, an adjunct professor of civil and environmental engineering was quoted in the story on how an intense fire can damage a freeway overpass.
The Engineer (U.K.)
UCLA and KIER create network platform for the smart grid
Britain's Engineer reported on a new partnership between the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and the Korea Institute of Energy Research to advance smart-grid research and development. Rajit Gadh, director of UCLA's Smart Grid Energy Research Center and a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, was quoted.
Fast Company
The future of the Internet's here. And it's creepy
Two new studies are offering a sneak peak into the future of the Internet: 24/7 digital surveillance of citizens is about to become affordable for repressive regimes worldwide. John Villasenor, an electrical engineering professor and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, is quoted in the article
UCLA bringing a fully networked smart grid to campus
A new partnership between the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and the Korea Institute of Energy Research to advance smart-grid research and development. Professor Gadh was quoted.
Jewish Journal
Judea Pearl, father of slain WSJ reporter, is a leader in artificial intelligence
Computer science professor Judea Pearl is profiled on the occasion of being named winner of the Harvey Prize in Science and Technology from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
UCLA Engineering Graduate Student Develops Low-Cost Ventilator
UCLA electrical engineering graduate student Glen Meyerowitz is developing a low-cost ventilator in collaboration with medical professionals at UCLA Health.
UCLA Samueli Engineers Step Up in COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Bioengineering professor and director of the Makerspace demonstrates laser-cutting face shields and 3D-printing headbands, while electric engineering doctoral student Glen Meyerowitz showcases a ventilator prototype he designed using everyday household materials.
UCLA Engineers Develop First-Ever Drag-Reduction Technology for Boats
A research team from the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering has demonstrated that a specially designed surface is able to reduce friction from flowing water by nearly a third. This was done in a first-ever successful boat test on open water in Marina Del Rey, California.
UCLA Engineers Step Up to Help Health Care Workers
With a deluge of patients suffering from COVID-19 expected to flood hospitals in the very near future, UCLA engineers are part of a quickly growing team working to build up supplies of personal protective equipment for health care workers.
UCLA Engineers Develop Fabric that Harvests AND Stores Energy
Bioengineers at UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and their colleagues have developed and successfully demonstrated a wearable fabric that can harvest and store energy from the sun.
UCLA Receives Major Grant from High Speed Rail to Study Earthquake Faults Hazards
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has awarded a three-year grant to UCLA to create a database of earthquake fault displacements and develop a predictive model to estimate the fault displacements.


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Finding Health Care Solutions in Nearby Puerto Rico
July 20, 2016
Puerto Rico: It's more than great beaches, it's great medical care too!
Jet out of town to save money on medical and dental surgeries. Many people fly abroad for elective surgery, such as cosmetic surgery, to cut down on costs. Now more doctors are performing surgeries that are more traditional, like cancer patients and patients suffering from heart disease. Dr. Luis Almodovar, a neurosurgical oncologist and cardiologist, and Dr. Hilton Franqui Rivera, both from San Juan, Puerto Rico, join us to explain why you should consider having your surgery done on the all-star island of Puerto Rico. For starters, the Island abides by the same healthcare standards, the same boards, and organizations as those in the States. And you don't have to worry about a passport or visa to travel to Puerto Rico. It is very accessible. Plus, it's a beautiful place in which to recover and heal after your surgery.
Don't move! The Balancing Act is back with a new Behind the Mystery segment and an inside look at a Broadway sensation.
We're discussing Alport syndrome, a rare, genetic, and chronic kidney condition characterized by declining kidney function which can lead to end-stage kidney disease.
When it comes to facial and body rejuvenation, discover a patient-first, non-surgical approach at Jupiter Plastic Surgery Center.