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THE SOLUTION: Create a product guide in the form of a simple children\'s book.
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- Thermal burns are a major cause of death and disability worldwide, especially in those under 40. The average burn patient is 24 years old with 19% total body surface area burned.
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More of the same, i.e. bandwidth, is not going to help us cross the gap to FTTH. As others at FTTH Council 2012 Munich have pointed out, there are other aspects of FTTH that we should focus on. This is our view.
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Talk given at the Commsday Summit, in April 2013, Syndey, Australia. It focusses on the different aspects of small cells, and why a better name going forward would be smart cells.
The needs of fixed access operators are expanding beyond just providing more bandwidth. There are various other drivers for optical access, with different timeframes of need. Some of these can be met with existing fiber technologies, and some will require new technologies. The industry is considering several next generation PON architectures, each addressing the needs and timeframes to varying degrees.
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THE GOAL: Tell the "story" of how simple ING fixed annuity products were.
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This document summarizes the epidemiology, causes, management, and pathophysiology of thermal burn injuries. Some key points:
- Thermal burns are a major cause of death and disability worldwide, especially in those under 40. The average burn patient is 24 years old with 19% total body surface area burned.
- Most burns are preventable and caused by carelessness, while others result from smoking, alcohol, hot substances (2/3 of cases), and fire/flame (1/4 of cases). Major determinants of mortality include organ failure, infection, burn extent, and age/sex.
- Initial burn management focuses on stabilizing respiration, fluid resuscitation, and infection prevention
Homotoxicology And Its Relevance To Bea WebsiteMartin Carrion
This document discusses key concepts in Homotoxicology and how it relates to bioenergetic assessment. It outlines the phases of Homotoxicology including excretion, reaction, deposition, impregnation, degeneration, and neoplasm. It also discusses Reckeweg's table of human adaptation to toxins and the "Universal Baseline" concept in electroacupuncture according to Voll (EAV/OHM), which establishes that a reading of 50 indicates a healthy meridian regardless of individual characteristics. Readings above or below this value can indicate inflammation, weakness, or degeneration in the related tissue or acupuncture point.
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The document discusses a project called "Tracks On A Map" that maps sound clips from SoundCloud to locations on Google Maps. It was developed at Music Hack Day Berlin using Google App Engine, which allows for easy deployment of applications without administration but has limitations like restricted programming languages, quotas, and a 30 second response time limit. The presentation provides an overview of SoundCloud's API, the concept and interface of Tracks On A Map, and both benefits and drawbacks of using Google App Engine.
More of the same, i.e. bandwidth, is not going to help us cross the gap to FTTH. As others at FTTH Council 2012 Munich have pointed out, there are other aspects of FTTH that we should focus on. This is our view.
Authors: Michael Peeters, Ana Pesovic & Ed Harstead
Talk given at the Commsday Summit, in April 2013, Syndey, Australia. It focusses on the different aspects of small cells, and why a better name going forward would be smart cells.
The needs of fixed access operators are expanding beyond just providing more bandwidth. There are various other drivers for optical access, with different timeframes of need. Some of these can be met with existing fiber technologies, and some will require new technologies. The industry is considering several next generation PON architectures, each addressing the needs and timeframes to varying degrees.
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The Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy found preserved in ice in the Italian Alps, has been extensively studied by scientists seeking to understand his life and death. New evidence reveals he was murdered, with an arrow piercing his back and severing an artery, causing him to bleed to death. Traces of pollen in his digestive tract indicate he lived in the Val Venosta region and was pursuing a path through pine and hornbeam forests when pursued and killed at a mountain pass. The missing arrow shaft at the scene suggests his killer may have been known to him.
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2. It describes the phases of the metabolic response as including an initial "ebb" phase aimed at conserving energy, followed by a "flow" or catabolic phase involving increased metabolism and breakdown of proteins and fat to mobilize energy stores.
3. Key elements of the catabolic flow phase include hypermetabolism, increased protein breakdown in skeletal muscle and liver, insulin resistance, and changes in body composition with loss of muscle mass. Mediators include stress hormones and cytokines.
Antenatal care refers to the care provided to an expectant mother from conception until the start of labor. It aims to ensure the health of the mother and delivery of a healthy infant by detecting and preventing complications through scheduled visits. During visits, the patient's history, physical exam, and tests are conducted to monitor weight, blood pressure, fetal growth and check for signs of issues. Education is also provided on nutrition, self-care, birth planning and danger signs.
This document summarizes the neurobiology of love. It discusses how love relies on trust, pleasure, and reward pathways in the brain involving oxytocin, vasopressin, dopamine, and serotonin. Endorphins and endogenous opioids also play a role. Love ensures survival by facilitating relationships and reproduction. Both parental/maternal love and romantic love share biological functions and likely involve common neurobiology. Love reduces stress and promotes health through social bonding. However, excessive chronic stress can inhibit bonding. The neurobiological mechanisms of love are still being explored but provide insights into relationships, motivation, and well-being.
Plagiarism involves using another person's work, ideas, or words without giving them proper credit. This includes copying directly from a source, paraphrasing without citation, or submitting another's work as your own. Plagiarism is considered theft, fraud, and deception. Consequences can include failing an assignment or course, probation, suspension, or expulsion. Both intentional and unintentional plagiarism are discussed, as well as tips to avoid plagiarizing such as taking thorough notes, citing sources, and getting help from instructors if needed.
The document discusses how to structure a running practice, including warming up, dynamic stretches, aerobic runs, strides, and recovery. It emphasizes watching athletes closely during important workouts and being prepared to adjust the plan based on how the athletes are responding physically. The overall goal is to properly prepare and progress athletes throughout the practice while also coaching them effectively.
This document appears to be a slide presentation for a coaching clinic given by Coach Jay Johnson on February 4th, 2011. The presentation covers various topics related to coaching in the 21st century compared to 40 years ago such as team culture, stretching, diet/sleep/hydration, recovery, shoes, lactate threshold training, aerobic/anaerobic training, neuromuscular systems, appropriate mileage, video examples, and using video cameras to provide feedback to athletes. Contact information is provided for Coach Jay Johnson.
This recipe for distance runners touches on a few concepts from the world of exercise physiology, yet the main focus is on how workouts fit into a sound training program.
The document discusses mistakes the author has made in coaching runners. It lists 9 mistakes: 1) replicating his own college training with athletes, 2) going to the weight room before developing general strength and mobility, 3) not valuing the aerobic role in 800m and 1500m training, 4) not understanding the role of lactate in distance training, 5) not believing speed could be improved, 6) not focusing on posture during aerobic training, 7) not using hurdle mobility exercises, 8) not realizing how difficult running circuits can be, and 9) not understanding how life stress impacts an athlete's ability to train.
Diabetic nephropathy involves complex interactions between metabolic and hemodynamic factors that cause damage to the glomerulus and tubulointerstitium. Several pathways contribute to renal injury, including the renin-angiotensin system, specifically ACE2 which converts angiotensin II to the vasodilator angiotensin 1-7. In diabetes, ACE2 expression is reduced in the kidney. Excess extracellular matrix production also contributes via TGF-β signaling, which is modulated by the protein CDA1. Nephrin, a key slit diaphragm protein, is reduced in diabetes and its reduction correlates with increased albuminuria. Optimal glycemic and blood pressure
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1) The neuropeptides oxytocin and vasopressin contribute to processing social cues and individual recognition in monogamous rodents.
2) Dopamine is involved in reinforcement and reward learning during mating, leading to partner preference through conditioning.
3) Differential regulation of oxytocin and vasopressin receptor expression may explain differences in ability to form pair bonds between species.
The document summarizes a presentation on speed work for high school middle distance runners. The presentation defines speed work as workouts that either build up lactate levels or improve the nervous system, not workouts that make athletes vomit or are solely faster than race pace. It also likens an athlete's muscle fiber ratio to a computer's wiring, saying coaches can improve the "wiring" of an athlete's nervous system through speed work, but cannot significantly change the fiber ratio "computer" itself. Coaches are encouraged to focus on improving the connection between the athlete's brain and muscles.
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This document provides a review of the pathophysiology and management of severe hyperkalemia. It discusses two systems that regulate potassium levels: one that controls short-term internal balance through cell membrane equilibrium, and one that controls long-term external balance through renal elimination. For severe hyperkalemia, the initial treatment focuses on membrane stabilization with calcium, potassium redistribution with insulin or beta-agonists, and enhanced elimination with loop diuretics or sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Rational use of these tools can successfully treat life-threatening hyperkalemia.
The Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy found preserved in ice in the Italian Alps, has been extensively studied by scientists seeking to understand his life and death. New evidence reveals he was murdered, with an arrow piercing his back and severing an artery, causing him to bleed to death. Traces of pollen in his digestive tract indicate he lived in the Val Venosta region and was pursuing a path through pine and hornbeam forests when pursued and killed at a mountain pass. The missing arrow shaft at the scene suggests his killer may have been known to him.
This document discusses 5 types of blog posts and 5 blog best practices. The 5 types of posts are: 1) Useful, everyday posts about company/industry happenings, 2) Redistributed posts that summarize external articles, 3) Discussion posts to start online conversations, 4) Report posts that embed internal reports, and 5) Thoughtful posts that are opinion pieces. The 5 best practices are: 1) Using keywords, tags, and hyperlinks, 2) Writing catchy post titles, 3) Social bookmarking to increase SEO, 4) Including a call-to-action in post footers, and 5) Offering reserved release content to generate leads.
1. The document discusses the metabolic response to injury, which involves complex physiological and hormonal changes aimed at restoring homeostasis following trauma.
2. It describes the phases of the metabolic response as including an initial "ebb" phase aimed at conserving energy, followed by a "flow" or catabolic phase involving increased metabolism and breakdown of proteins and fat to mobilize energy stores.
3. Key elements of the catabolic flow phase include hypermetabolism, increased protein breakdown in skeletal muscle and liver, insulin resistance, and changes in body composition with loss of muscle mass. Mediators include stress hormones and cytokines.
Antenatal care refers to the care provided to an expectant mother from conception until the start of labor. It aims to ensure the health of the mother and delivery of a healthy infant by detecting and preventing complications through scheduled visits. During visits, the patient's history, physical exam, and tests are conducted to monitor weight, blood pressure, fetal growth and check for signs of issues. Education is also provided on nutrition, self-care, birth planning and danger signs.
This document summarizes the neurobiology of love. It discusses how love relies on trust, pleasure, and reward pathways in the brain involving oxytocin, vasopressin, dopamine, and serotonin. Endorphins and endogenous opioids also play a role. Love ensures survival by facilitating relationships and reproduction. Both parental/maternal love and romantic love share biological functions and likely involve common neurobiology. Love reduces stress and promotes health through social bonding. However, excessive chronic stress can inhibit bonding. The neurobiological mechanisms of love are still being explored but provide insights into relationships, motivation, and well-being.
Plagiarism involves using another person's work, ideas, or words without giving them proper credit. This includes copying directly from a source, paraphrasing without citation, or submitting another's work as your own. Plagiarism is considered theft, fraud, and deception. Consequences can include failing an assignment or course, probation, suspension, or expulsion. Both intentional and unintentional plagiarism are discussed, as well as tips to avoid plagiarizing such as taking thorough notes, citing sources, and getting help from instructors if needed.
The document discusses how to structure a running practice, including warming up, dynamic stretches, aerobic runs, strides, and recovery. It emphasizes watching athletes closely during important workouts and being prepared to adjust the plan based on how the athletes are responding physically. The overall goal is to properly prepare and progress athletes throughout the practice while also coaching them effectively.
This document appears to be a slide presentation for a coaching clinic given by Coach Jay Johnson on February 4th, 2011. The presentation covers various topics related to coaching in the 21st century compared to 40 years ago such as team culture, stretching, diet/sleep/hydration, recovery, shoes, lactate threshold training, aerobic/anaerobic training, neuromuscular systems, appropriate mileage, video examples, and using video cameras to provide feedback to athletes. Contact information is provided for Coach Jay Johnson.
This recipe for distance runners touches on a few concepts from the world of exercise physiology, yet the main focus is on how workouts fit into a sound training program.
The document discusses mistakes the author has made in coaching runners. It lists 9 mistakes: 1) replicating his own college training with athletes, 2) going to the weight room before developing general strength and mobility, 3) not valuing the aerobic role in 800m and 1500m training, 4) not understanding the role of lactate in distance training, 5) not believing speed could be improved, 6) not focusing on posture during aerobic training, 7) not using hurdle mobility exercises, 8) not realizing how difficult running circuits can be, and 9) not understanding how life stress impacts an athlete's ability to train.
Diabetic nephropathy involves complex interactions between metabolic and hemodynamic factors that cause damage to the glomerulus and tubulointerstitium. Several pathways contribute to renal injury, including the renin-angiotensin system, specifically ACE2 which converts angiotensin II to the vasodilator angiotensin 1-7. In diabetes, ACE2 expression is reduced in the kidney. Excess extracellular matrix production also contributes via TGF-β signaling, which is modulated by the protein CDA1. Nephrin, a key slit diaphragm protein, is reduced in diabetes and its reduction correlates with increased albuminuria. Optimal glycemic and blood pressure
This document discusses Citrix XenServer and Citrix Essentials 5.5. It provides an overview of the key features of XenServer 5.5 including enhanced snapshots, Active Directory integration, and performance enhancements. It also summarizes the key features of Citrix Essentials 5.5, including workload balancing, storage integration, lab management, and stage management. Target customer scenarios are also outlined, focusing on XenApp virtualization, XenServer adoption, and workflow automation.
1) The neuropeptides oxytocin and vasopressin contribute to processing social cues and individual recognition in monogamous rodents.
2) Dopamine is involved in reinforcement and reward learning during mating, leading to partner preference through conditioning.
3) Differential regulation of oxytocin and vasopressin receptor expression may explain differences in ability to form pair bonds between species.
The document summarizes a presentation on speed work for high school middle distance runners. The presentation defines speed work as workouts that either build up lactate levels or improve the nervous system, not workouts that make athletes vomit or are solely faster than race pace. It also likens an athlete's muscle fiber ratio to a computer's wiring, saying coaches can improve the "wiring" of an athlete's nervous system through speed work, but cannot significantly change the fiber ratio "computer" itself. Coaches are encouraged to focus on improving the connection between the athlete's brain and muscles.
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Ensuring robust asset quality is not just a mere aspect but a critical cornerstone for the stability and success of financial institutions worldwide. It serves as the bedrock upon which profitability is built and investor confidence is sustained. Therefore, in this presentation, we delve into a comprehensive exploration of strategies that can aid financial institutions in achieving and maintaining superior asset quality.
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