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A branch of the US Department of Homeland Security is telling Americans to stop using Internet Explorer due to a vulnerability that allows hackers to remotely execute codes on victim's computers as they surf the web.
The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) warns that all versions of Internet Explorer -- from 6 to 11 -- can be affected, although those responsible appear to be currently targeting IE9 and IE10, according to FireEye Research Labs, the California-based Internet security software company that first exposed the vulnerability.
Computer security experts warn that no fix has been found, and they urge people to avoid using Internet Explorer until the security is sound.
Over the weekend, Microsoft acknowledged "limited, targeted attacks" that exploited a vulnerability in the browser in order to remotely run code through a user's browser, forcing the user to view a website crafted by the attacker instead.
FROM MICROSOFT: Vulnerability in Internet Explorer could allow remote code execution
Rather than targeting a specific victim one by one, the hackers inject code into a website a victim may visit. That code then infects the victim's computer.
According to FireEye, the exploit takes advantage of a previously unknown "use-after-free" vulnerability and a well-known Adobe Flash exploitation technique to circumvent Windows security protections.
No practical solution has been identified yet, but the Microsoft Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit can help prevent the vulnerability from being exploited; however, older versions of Windows -- including Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 -- won't be protected in the same way more modern versions will.
Although the bug does not compromise the security of Adobe Flash, FireEye said the attack cannot work without it and said users can disable the Flash plug-in within IE to protect themselves; however, that will render many popular websites unusable.
Symantec is also offering XP users tools to help ward off attack.
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Alan Stubbs has praised the attitude of his young Under-21 side following Monday's 2-1 victory at Blackburn.
With the game at Ewood seemingly destined to finish 1-1, the young Blues poured forward in injury time and Ibou Touray produced a last-gasp winner from close-range.
It was the second successive late rally following the 3-2 win at Chelsea in their last outing and Stubbs admitted it was no less than his troops deserved.
Speaking after the game, he told evertonfc.com: "I've got to say, I thought we were the better team.
"We dominated, especially in the first half from a possession point of view. The second half, they tried to match us up and counteract that and they did better.
"I said at the end to our lads that I thought they didn't show enough courage to keep doing what they had been doing in the first half. Because Blackburn matched us up, they let that affect them and we stopped playing.
"But I can't knock their attitude or desire to win the game. We had enough chances to win two games, but they kept going and showed a great team spirit and character to keep going to the death.
"I think Ibou was surprised he was that far up the pitch - he's used to being at the back for corners. Looking at the goal, he's shown a great bit of desire to run past three players and be the first one to win it.
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An Independent Voice In NIR Protection
Charter - Statutes German/English - Annual Report
What is ICNIRP?
ICNIRP is the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection.
It is a publicly funded body of independent scientific experts consisting of a main Commission of 14 members, its Scientific Expert Group and its Project Groups. The expertise is brought to bear on addressing the important issues of possible adverse effects on human health of exposure to non-ionising radiation.
What are ICNIRP's aims?
ICNIRP's principal aim is to disseminate information and advice on the potential health hazards of exposure to non-ionizing radiation to everyone with an interest in the subject.
ICNIRP's information and advice covers all of the non-ionizing radiations including, the optical radiations (ultraviolet, visible and infrared - and lasers), static and time-varying electric and magnetic fields and radiofrequency (including microwave) radiation, and ultrasound.
Much of the information that ICNIRP provides is published in the form of scientific reviews and reports and the proceedings of scientific meetings. The results of these reviews combined with risk assessments carried out in collaboration with the World Health Organization, WHO, result in the publication by ICNIRP of Exposure Guidelines. Examples of these are guidelines limiting exposure to electromagnetic fields, to laser radiation, to ultraviolet radiation, to incoherent optical radiation and to ultrasound.
Who are ICNIRP's members?
ICNIRP's members are independent experts in the scientific disciplines necessary for non-ionizing radiation protection. ICNIRP's main Commission members are elected by
the Commission under the rules of its Charter.
Nominations are invited from all the national
radiation protection bodies represented by the
International Radiation Protection Association,
IRPA, and from ICNIRP's main Commission itself.
The Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Commission
are elected by the members of the main Commission.
Individual membership of the main Commission is
limited to 12 years. ICNIRP
Commission members do not represent either their
countries of origin or their institutes nor can
they be employed by industry. Members are asked to declare any interests
detrimental to ICNIRP's status as an independent
advisory body. Members' declaration of personal interest are available here.
What scientific expertise does ICNIRP have?
The scientific expertise of ICNIRP includes medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, epidemiology, biology, photobiology, physiology, physics, electrical engineering and dosimetry.
How does ICNIRP consult?
ICNIRP consults widely in the development of its advice with both individual experts, through many scientific meetings and workshops and with its international partner organisations in non-ionizing radiation protection. These include the World Health Organization, WHO, the International Radiation Protection Association, IRPA, (the professional representative body for radiation protection professionals world-wide and its national societies with over 16,000 professional members), the (US) National Council for Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP), the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), the International Commission on Illumination (CIE), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and others. Since 2009 ICNIRP additionally started an open consultation process for all its guidelines prior to final approval. All ICNIRP guidelines are available during a period of 90 day for review by anyone interested in the subject matter. Comments are not answered indivdually but are taken into account during the following drafting period prior to publication.
Where does ICNIRP get its funds?
ICNIRP is a publicly funded, non-profit making organisation and
is legally registered as such in Germany. All
its income is used to offset the year-on-year
costs of its various activities including carrying
out its scientific programme, organising scientific
meetings and producing scientific publications.
Its income derives from various sources with the
exception of industry. In the same way that individual
ICNIRP Commission members cannot be employed by
industry, ICNIRP as an organisation does not accept
funding from industry. The regular income that
ICNIRP receives is an annual grant from IRPA.
It also receives support from national governments,
most notably from the German Environment Ministry
for ICNIRP's Scientific Secretariat based in Munich.
All other income is generated by the Commission
through contract work (to the exclusion of any
work for industry), organisation of scientific
meetings and sales of its scientific publications.
Currently, ICNIRP's contract income comes from
contracts placed by various organisations including,
the European Commission, EC, the WHO (contract
to carry out scientific reviews of the epidemiology,
biology and physics and engineering aspects of
exposure to extremely low frequency electric and
magnetic fields). ICNIRP also receives income
from the sales of its publications that defray
some of the cost of producing these. ICNIRP members are not paid for their work for the Commission - it is entirely voluntary. Only travel and necessary costs for attendance at meetings are reimbursed to members. ---> View the budget in ICNIRP's annual report.
How does ICNIRP carry out its work?
The main inputs to ICNIRP's scientific work are through the activities of the working groups. The various activities of the working groups are co-ordinated and integrated by the main Commission to address the scientific problems of NIR protection.
Since 2013 the working groups are called Project Groups. Those are recruited out of the Scientific Expert Committee and the ICNIRP main Commission. Each Project Group had its own work programme set out in agreement with the main Commission. Information on how these groups are formed are available here.
Where does ICNIRP publish its advice and information?
ICNIRP publishes its advice and information in various ways. For example, ICNIRP's exposure guidelines and its statements on particular topics of interest are published in the Scientific Journal of the Health Physics Society "Health Physics". Other material, including reviews of the relevant scientific literature are published in various scientific meeting reports and conference proceedings and often in ICNIRP's own publication series "The Blue Books on NIR Protection". ICNIRP also publishes a number of scientific publications in collaboration with the WHO and the ILO. Details of all ICNIRP's publications are provided on this WebPage. Many of ICNIRP's publications can be downloaded free.
Who are ICNIRP's partners in non-ionizing protection?
ICNIRP carries out its work in collaboration with a number of national and international scientific partner organisations. ICNIRP works closely with WHO through two major non-ionizing radiation and health programmes - the International EMF Project and the INTERSUN Project. ICNIRP also collaborates closely with ILO on matters relating to occupational non-ionizing radiation protection. ICNIRP is officially recognised by WHO and ILO as the international independent advisory body for non-ionizing radiation protection. ICNIRP also collaborates with the EC, principally DG EMPL (Employment), SANCO (Health), with the European Society for Skin Cancer Prevention, EUROSKIN, the International Commission on Illumination, CIE, the International Commission for Occupational Health, ICOH, the European Bioelectromagnetics Association, EBEA, and others.
In summary
ICNIRP is independent from industry in both membership and funding.
ICNIRP is a non profit making body and is legally registered as such in Germany.
ICNIRP seeks to provide a service of information provision or advice to all persons, whether professionally involved with non-ionizing radiation protection or with a personal interest.
ICNIRP's information and advice is provided, wherever possible, at no cost to the recipient.
ICNIRP promulgates its information and its publications through
its WebPage www.icnirp.org.
ICNIRP's members and ICNIRP SEG members are independent experts in the scientific disciplines necessary for non-ionizing radiation protection. In carrying out their voluntary work for the Commission they do not represent either their countries of origin or their institutes. ICNIRP members are asked to declare any personal interests in relation to the activities of ICNIRP. The Commission members' declaration of personal interests are available here. The SEG members' declaration of personal interests are available here.
ICNIRP works in close collaboration with many health protection related agencies both national and international, including, for example, WHO, ILO, ICOH, IRPA and the EU.
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Hugh Sung of Curtis Institute and owner of AirTurn demonstrates the New Cunningham Grand Piano that he purchased for his home.
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The Matchless Cunningham Piano is a project that has been long in the making - longer than can be easily expressed in this brief description. Patrick J. Cunningham began a Philadelphia tradition in 1891 that still has lasting impressions on Philadelphia's musical heritage today. Many Philadelphia musicians remember playing on the Cunningham piano in their parent's homes, in their public schools, their churches and synagogues, and these experiences resonate in them when they visit or revisit our facilities today.
It has always been our dream to bring the Cunningham piano back to the marketplace. After all, it is a part of Philadelphia history.
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The first pianos that we brought in under the Cunningham brand were in association with Chaobo Musical Instruments, who has also had relationships with Palatino/Music Link, May Berlin/Schimmel, and many others. We took their instruments and spent many hours on each piano in our facilities. The adjustments and changes that we made to each of these pianos enhanced their performance dramatically and any suggestions that we made for technical improvements were gladly incorporated by the assembly factory.
The success that we immediately had and the positive feedback from our clients spurred us onto the next step. With a laundry list from our technical staff and with the help of George F. Emerson, a piano designer who has done work with Mason & Hamlin & Baldwin over three decades, and Mr. Hailun Chen, proprietor of the best piano production facility in China, the Cunningham Piano has become a distinct, unique instrument.
It was at this point we felt it was appropriate to continue the serial number sequence that ended when Patrick J. Cunningham discontinued his pianos in 1943.
Our client list is as impressive as the piano itself. Instructors from Curtis Institute and University of Penn. have used The Cunningham in concert and purchased them for school and their personal use. Schools, teachers, artists, and students have all given us wonderful responses and input by offering us the most impressive praise possible… They have invested in purchasing the new Cunningham Piano for themselves.
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Outside of New York Life, Stephanie is an activist and advocate for transgender rights – both in and out of the workplace. She serves on the Board of Directors of both the LGBT Community Center of New York and the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund (TLDEF), and serves on the Advisory Board of the Out & Equal Metro New York Affiliate. Stephanie has also held leadership roles the International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), Winslow Street Fund, the Oasis Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, New Jersey, and Pride Center of New Jersey.
Stephanie's professional career spans over 28 years in marketing, marketing communications and related fields. Stephanie received her BA in Communication from the University of Delaware and holds an MBA in Marketing from Fairleigh Dickinson University. She resides in Cliffside Park, NJ with her partner Mari and her son Andrew. She is looking forward to attending UCLA Anderson School of Management's LGBT Leadership Institute program in 2011.
Deborah Drew
Deborah (Debbie) Drew is the Senior Manager of the Validation Engineering Department at Abbott Bioresearch Center in Worcester, MA. Debbie is the chair of the Abbott Laboratories Pride Employee's Network Member Development Committee and also the chair of Abbott Bioresearch Center's Abbott Pride Employee's Network Chapter. As part of her involvement with the Pride Employee Network, she is part of the benefits team working on improving Abbott's HCR CEI rating to 100%.
Outside of Abbott Laboratories, Debbie is involved with the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition (MTPC), the Tiffany Club of New England, and working on the passage of the Massachusetts Transgender Equal Rights Bill.
Debbie has an Associates Degree in Liberal Arts from City Colleges of Chicago, a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Widener University, and a Master in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix.
Debbie is a veteran of the US Army and has, over a 24 year period, worked as: a machinist while completing her Bachelors, a Manufacturing Management Access candidate at SmithKline & Beecham, an engineer in various positions at AstraZeneca, a consultant for Parexel Consulting, a Director at Avecia Biotechnology, and a Manager at Shire before joining Abbott Laboratories in 2007. Debbie also teaches and lecturers for the Parenteral Drug Association on Qualification of Steam Sterilizers.
Debbie is the proud parent of two children; a 25 year-old daughter, and a twenty year-old son.
Lori Fox is a passionate advocate and member of the incredibly diverse LGBT community. As President and Founder of Lori Fox Diversity/Business Consulting, Lori works as a diversity/business consultant and personal coach, consulting with individuals and corporations on workplace issues. Lori's primary focus is the personal and professional development of LGBT business and non-profit professionals, and the organizations they serve.
Lori served as a Director of Human Resources and Business Partner with a global corporation, working throughout the United States and international assignments for over twenty years; consulting in unique cultures, with unique people.
Lori has worked in leadership, training and coaching roles in a diversity of local and national organizations, including OutandEqual, where she currently serves as National Chairperson of the Transgender Workplace Advisory Board.
Lori is a frequent speaker and facilitator on LGBT Diversity issues on university campuses, churches and business organizations throughout the US. As a Transgender woman, she truly lives her life with a passion for authenticity and excellence.
Jennette "Jenny" Caden
Jenny is a technical writer currently employed on a short-term contract assignment. She is vice-chair of the Equality Ohio c4 board [11], the state-wide LGBT lobbying group. In addition, she is a past board member of the Greater Dayton LGBT Center [12]. While working on a recent 2-year assignment at NCR Corp., where she successfully transitioned in 2007, she was the Dayton Chapter Representative for League@NCR, the NCR BRG for LGBT employees. During this time she was also instrumental in establishing a set of Gender Workplace Transition Guidelines for NCR. Jenny has spoken about transgender issues at many places and events throughout the greater Dayton, Ohio area, such as LGBT events, medical schools, college classes, area organizations, and in 2007 was the first transgender speaker ever at the annual Dayton Pride Dinner. Recently, she was the subject of an article on transgender life in Dayton that was published in the Dayton Daily News March 16, 2008 edition on the front-page.
Jamison Green
San Francisco-based author, activist, and public speaker Jamison Green is internationally recognized as a leader in the fields of transgender law, policy, theory, and education. He serves on the boards of several nonprofit organizations, including the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, the Transgender Law & Policy Institute, and TransYouth Family Allies. His book, Becoming a Visible Man, was a Lambda Literary Award Finalist, and won the Sylvia Rivera Prize for "Best Book in Transgender Studies" from the Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies in NYC. In 2009 he received a Distinguished Service Award from the Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychiatrists for his contributions to LGBT mental health, a Transgender Advocate award from the National LGBT Bar Association, and a Vanguard Award from the Transgender Law Center. He has been an invited speaker at colleges, governmental agencies, professional conferences, and LBGT community pride events in over a dozen countries.
Following a 30-year career managing technical publications for companies several industry groups (including Visa U.S.A., Sun Microsystems, Cooper Medical, and others), Jamison is president of Jamison Green & Associates [13], specializing in transgender training and policy consulting for business, education, and government. In December, 2007, he formed the Transgender Education Partnership [14] with Donna Rose in response to congressional refusal to include "gender identity and expression" in the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. He is also currently employed as the Primary Care Protocols Manager at the national Center of Excellence for Transgender Health in the Department of Family & Community Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.
Jamison is the proud husband of Heidi Bruins Green and the proud father of two adult children. He holds a MFA degree in English (Fiction Writing), and will complete a PhD program in Law in 2010.
Michelle Smith
Michelle Smith is an engineering process focal in Boeing's Advanced Military Aircraft Division of Integrated Defense Systems. She has held leadership positions in Boeing's LGBT affinity group since its inception in 2005. She also supports all diversity activities at the site and is a Boeing Diversity Change Agent. Michelle's support of the LGBT community in the Greater St Louis area includes holding the positions of vice president and outreach director for the St Louis Gender Foundation, a transgender support organization and past secretary of Pride St Louis, Michelle speaks at local community forums and to university classes and groups about the St Louis Gender Foundation and what it means to be transgender.
Michelle with her wife who supported her through her transition have dedicated themselves to improving the acceptance of transgender individuals by being visible, supporting others to be themselves, and by the sharing of their experiences.
Moonhawk River Stone
Moonhawk River Stone, MS, LMHC is a psychotherapist, consultant, educator, public speaker and author and in private practice in the Albany, NY area and is, himself, an out, open and proud transsexual man. In his clinical practice, Mr. Stone has specialized in working with the LGBT community (especially with transgender people of all ages and their families), with survivors of childhood trauma, and people with dissociative disorders for over two decades. As an educator/trainer, he has presented hundreds of workshops and trainings at numerous conferences and companies locally, nationally and internationally, both academic and clinical on many topics, but specializes in transgender education, especially in human resource issues, policy development and implementation, and legislation. Stone has over two decades experience with transgender workplace issues where every client he has ever worked with has successfully transitioned in their employment. Stone has a devoted many years of service in leadership positions in nonprofit organizations, among them The AIDS Council of Northeastern New York, New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy, GLSEN, International Foundation for Gender Education, FTM International, Empire State Pride Agenda. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force where he is Vice Co-chair. He is also Vice President of Trans Youth Family Allies, and he serves on many other advisory boards. He is a leading proponent in removing Gender Identity Disorder from the DSM. Stone writes a monthly column, Trans View, for his regional LGBT paper.
[1] http://outandequal.org/summit-2013
[2] http://outandequal.org/documents/2013 Summit/2013 Transgender Community Day Flyer.png
[3] http://outandequal.wordpress.com/category/lgbt/transgender/
[4] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Battaglino
[5] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Caden
[6] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Drew
[7] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Fox
[8] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Green
[9] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#MSmith
[10] http://outandequal.org/diversity/transgendercommunity#Stone
[11] http://www.equalityohio.org/
[12] http://www.daytonlgbtcenter.com/
[13] http://www.jamisongreen.com/
[14] http://www.transeducate.com/


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ONEIDA COUNTY, WI (WTAQ) - A former Rhinelander surgeon has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for possessing child pornography.
52-year-old Bruce Jacobson was also put on three years' probation, after he pleaded guilty last July in Oneida County to a single felony possession charge.
Authorities found 26 images of child porn at his home last year.
Jacobson was arrested in December of 2011, and later resigned from Ministry Health Care.
Judge Jay Tlusty left open another 90 day jail term in Calumet County if the state could show it was needed. But the judge said a long prison sentence was not necessary.
Tlusty said Jacobson is making progress with addiction treatment. He had no prior record, was not a pedophile, and was not a threat to the community.
Jacobson was charged just 3 months before a new state law took effect that requires at least 3 years in prison for all child porn convictions in Wisconsin.
Lawmakers said they thought judges were letting too many child porn convicts stay out of prison.
As part of Jacobson's sentence, he must serve 240 hours of community service, register as a sex offender, and stay away from the Internet.


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FREYLIT Umwelttechnik Ges.m.b.H.
FREYLIT is the manufacture of a wide range of WASH-WATER-RECYCLING-SYSTEMS used for cleaning water from all types of vehicle washing operations for cars, trucks, busses, airplane,... Since 1983 FREYLIT has been producing and installing a wide range of OIL-WATER SEPARATORS. More than 90% of all gas stations in Austria are equipped with FREYLIT OIL SEPARARTORS.
ESD Waste2Water, Inc.
Located in Central Florida, ESD Waste2Water, Inc. is a worldwide leader in industrial wastewater treatment and environmental remediation. We design, manufacture, install and service environmental protection systems for clients across the United States, Canada, Europe, South America and Australia. ESD Waste2Water leads the industry with cutting-edge technology and clever, ...
Hydro Engineering Inc.
Hydro Engineering Inc. will design and assist with implementation of your Instant Wash Rack System.Hydro Engineering Inc. has developed a new car wash reclaim system that recycles 100 percent of all collected wash water. The only fresh water required in the wash application is the final, clear-water rinse. The spot-free final rinse removes all evidence of recycled water ...
Rowafil BV
Rowafil developed the technique for the biological cleaning of car-wash & truck-wash wastewater after trying many methods and finally deciding on the present three stage systems. This development was triggered by the market itself, which was looking for a reliable and low maintenance system that could be made profitable, even using the relatively small water consumption ...
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Customized plant solutions and services have been at the core of our business since its founding 35 years ago. The creativity of our children and our young employees are the source of our future success. Our goal is not only to reduce the stress on our environment and treat waste water effectively, but to conserve and recycle right from the start. We offer our clients ...
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Minden High to host Woodlawn
The Minden Crimson Tide comes into their annual Homecoming Game with a 3-3 record. Last week the Tide beat Fair Park in their district opener and this week they will host the Woodlawn Knights in another 1-4A district game.
Minden head coach Randy Peters thinks his team is ready to go out and get that second district win.Subscribe to Read!


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Radioactive iodine uptake
Radioactive iodine uptake (RAIU) is a test of thyroid function. It measures how much radioactive iodine is taken up by the thyroid gland in a given time period.
See also:Thyroid scan
Alternative Names
Iodine uptake test; RAIU
How the test is performed
You are asked to swallow a liquid or capsule containing radioactive iodine.
After a certain period of time (usually 6 and 24 hours later), you must return to the testing center so that the amount of radioactivity in the thyroid gland can be measured. This is done using a device called a gamma probe.
The probe is placed over your thyroid gland along the outside of your neck. You will be asked to lie on a table while the scanner moves over your neck.
The scan takes about 30 minutes.
How to prepare for the test
Do not eat for 8 hours before the test.
Your health care provider will instruct you, if necessary, to stop taking drugs that may interfere with the test.
Drugs that increase results include:
- Barbiturates
- Estrogen
- Lithium
- Phenothiazines
- Thyroid stimulating hormone
Drugs that decrease results include:
- Antihistamines
- Antithyroid drugs
- Corticosteroids
- Lugol's solution
- Nitrates
- Saturated solution of potassium iodide
- Thyroid drugs
- Tolbutamide
Tell your doctor if you have any of these factors:
- Diarrhea (may decrease absorption of the radioactive iodine)
- Recent x-ray test using iodine-based contrast (within the past 2 weeks)
- Too little or too much iodine in your diet
How the test will feel
There is no discomfort. You can eat beginning about 1 - 2 hours after swallowing the radioactive iodine. You can go back to a normal diet when the test is finished.
Why the test is performed
This test is done to evaluate thyroid function. It is often done when blood tests of thyroid function (such as T3 or T4) show abnormal results.
Normal Values
- 6 hours: 3 - 16%
- 24 hours: 8 - 25%
Note: Some laboratories only measure at 24 hours. Values may vary depending on the amount of iodine in your diet. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
What abnormal results mean
Increased levels may be due to:
Decreased levels may be due to:
- Hypothyroidism
- Factitious hyperthyroidism
- Iodine overload
- Subacute thyroiditis
Additional conditions under which the test may be performed:
- Colloid nodular goiter
- Graves disease
- Painless (silent) thyroiditis
- Toxic nodular goiter
What the risks are
The amount of radioactivity is very small, and there have been no documented side effects. The amount of iodine used is less than the amount of iodine in a normal diet. However, as with any radiation exposure, this test is not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
People with a history of allergy to dietary iodine or shellfish may not be able to have this test. A history of allergy to iodine (contrast dye) does not necessaily mean you can't have this test. Talk to your health care provider.
Special considerations
The radioactive iodine leaves your body through your urine. You may need to take special precautions, such as flushing twice after urinating, for 24 - 48 hours after the test. Ask your health care provider or the radiology/nuclear medicine employee performing the scan.
AACE Thyroid Task Force. American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists medical guidelines for clinical practice for the evaluation and treatment of hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Endocr Pract. 2002;8(6):457-469.
Ladenson P, Kim M. Thyroid. In: Goldman L and Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2007:chap 244.
Larsen PR, Davies TF, Schlumberger MJ, Hay ID. Thyroid Physiology and Diagnostic Evaluation of Patients with Thyroid Disorders. In: Kronenberg HM, Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 10.
Reviewed By: Ari S. Eckman, MD, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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If you have questions, we have answers! Visit our online knowledge base and get help any time day or night.
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Our latest production: Custom made loose weave ribbon on wood spools featured at ABC Carpet and Home in NYC. And Loose Weave cotton ribbon in six colors, woven with gold thread, now in production in Italy and available soon in our shop. Stay tuned, we are getting ready for fall with new ideas.
Summer 2014
Today is our last day at the studio, before closing for four weeks. We will be away from July 21st until August 18th, but we will leave you in good hands. Hillary Deane that has been assisting me in all aspects of the studio operation, will be able to process domestic orders and the online shop will remain open. Wholesale orders, expedited delivery and international will resume after August 18th. Rebecca Cahan, that has been working at the studio in the last two years, will continue production for our new holidays products launching at the NY NOW in August. Please review the latest Studio Carta Wholesale Catalogue and come to visit us at NY NOW, booth #7416. We had sparks of Gold and Silver ribbons on our desks this summer! As usual, we pair our display with Albertine Press letterpress stationery and I couldn't be any luckier to have such a great help for every show. I'm hugely grateful to work with many talented people and to see our studio to grow. We couldn't have done it without your support. Thank you! Please follow us on Instagram for some glimpse of italy during hot summer days. Thank you all and have a lovely summer. Stay tuned, we will be back soon!
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In the Press: Style Me Pretty Living
I had the real pleasure of working with Meggie Battista of Eat Boutique on the interview for Style Me Pretty Living. Talented Heidi of White Loft Studio was the photographer and stylist for the feauture and I couldn't be any luckier to work with both of them! If you want to read a little bit about Studio Carta, the interview is here to follow and lots of more beautiful photos of the studio are posted on Style me Pretty. What an honor, I'm thrilled. Thank you!
How did an Italian lady find herself opening a design studio in New England?
A leap of faith brought me to the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in 1994, with an internship in papermaking. It was my first experience in the US. I returned to Italy after a few years of learning as much as I could from established paper, letterpress, and book artists across the country. When I met my husband in Italy, his studies and then work brought us back to the US, first living in Michigan and then with our three children, in Brookline, Massachusetts. At first, my studio used to be a small room in my house. Just before my youngest son entered kindergarten, I was ready to move to a larger space and have many more hours in the day to dedicate to my work. Studio Carta opened during the summer of 2010. It felt like a dream!
Tell us a little about Studio Carta.
Studio Carta is a design studio and also the exclusive US importer of my curated line of 100% cotton ribbons from Italy. I work directly with manufacturers to design and develop ribbons and custom made textiles. I oversee every part of the process from designing each product to creating the labels and packaging. I also design a line of letterpress stationery, greeting cards, hand-bound books and journals. I create my own catalogue, website, and take all the photos of everything I sell. Fortunately I have the help from two wonderful assistants who help me assemble and package everything with such grace and thoughtfulness.
What do you look for when sourcing fine stationery and custom ribbons from Italy or beyond? I aim to source high quality, unique product, something I would personally use in my work and that I would enjoy to be surrounded by in my studio and everyday life. I also enjoy collaborating with other designers I trust and admire, to combine our aesthetic and skills toward creating something distinctive. It is probably the most playful and fun part of my work.
Tell us about your family (especially, your seamstress mama!) and how they have influenced your design life.
My earliest memories are the busy hands of my mother, a seamstress, the rhythmic hum of her sewing machine, and the luminous dome of Saint Peter's Basilica, so big that it seemed to fill the windows of our family's apartment in Rome. This pretty much says it all. It may be a bit of an Italian stereotype, but I remember my mother by her sewing machine or in the kitchen. From her, I learned a love of the tactile, an eye for beauty, and an attention to the detail of skilled craftsmanship. She taught me the value of being creative, working with passion and mostly doing what you love. I first apprenticed in the book arts in a Bologna studio, where I learned the traditional style of bookbinding while finishing a university degree in renaissance art history. After many years of working with paper and design, it is not a coincidence that when my mother passed away a few years ago, I focused mostly on textiles to stay connected to her everyday.
You work with wedding designers, event planners and brides everyday. What's the best part of helping to craft a wedding?
I love the excitement behind every event and focus very careful attention to creating something really unique and exceptional for each bride.
What are some words you live by? Less is more.
What's your favorite quote - in English or Italian - that describes your creative process?
Maybe this one is easy to guess. Charles Eames said, "The details are not the details. They make the design."
What is one piece of advice you would give another creative just starting out today?
Be patient, kind, persistent and always give only your very best.
Finish this sentence: "Every creative's desk should have a _____ on it."
A sharp pair of scissors.
If someone wanted to incorporate one item from your studio into their everyday, what would you suggest and how should they use it?
I would pick a vibrant colored ribbon and suggest wrapping a present with it. When wrapped with a simple vibrant ribbon, an everyday gift will look quite special.
What is the best homemade food gift you have ever received?
Before hopping on a plane back to the US, I received a big bundle of my favorite biscotti from my best friend in Rome.
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We are offering free shipping for all domestic, wholesale orders until June 30th. Please review the catalogue and notice that Studio Carta will be closed from July 18th until August 18th. A long time, I know, but we will make sure to ship wholesale orders until the very end, before our trip. Thank you and happy summer!
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Spoons napkin
How can I resist Susy Pilgrim Waters illustrations? and it makes me happy to see our Peacock ribbon tied around her latest work. And the rabbit on top of one of the spoon? so great!
angela carta,inc. at 2:17 PM 3 comments
Labels: cotton ribbons, inspiration
National Stationery Show 2014
The National Stationery Show is only a week away. We couldn't be any happier to launch the new products we have been working on for the last few months. They are all exclusively custom made in Italy for Studio Carta: Coda di Topo ribbon in eight vibraint colors, The Neon Round Cord and the Loose Weave Metallic ribbon in Gold and Silver. Our booth # is 1762. Please stop by, we are in great company with Albertine Press and close by Hammer Press, Egg Press, Hello Lucky and Yellow Owl Workshop. Along with these great companies, we are running several promotions, with a scratch-it card and treasure chests. To preview our products, please take a pick at the new Wholesale Catalogue 2014 and let us know what you think. Thank you and see you soon!
angela carta,inc. at 3:48 PM 0 comments
Labels: cotton ribbons, national stationery show, wholesale
New angelaliguori.com
A new site is ready! It wasn't easy to sort hundreds of images and pick the right one that could represent the studio and the work we do here, but I hope this can be a good start. Text is brief, I mostly rely on the photos to tell a story. Any suggestion is welcome, please let me know what you think and how you navigate on the site. Your support and feedback is very precious! Thank you.
angela carta,inc. at 3:27 PM 2 comments
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Attention to details
What a beautiful wedding! I was so happily surprised when the mother of the bride sent me these images of how she used the Metallic cotton ribbon on the wedding favors. The full wedding is posted on Style Me Pretty and I'm honored to be part of this amazing wedding with just a spark of silver on the table! Photos by Acres of Hope Photography.
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Time for sale
Spring Sale 15% off everything in the shop, until April 30th. Enter code: spring14 at checkout.
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Calligrafia with Maybelle Imasa Stukuls: the workshops
Even after a few days from the Calligrafia workshop, I'm still dreaming of ink drawing on paper, the beautiful atmosphere we had at the studio with the students and the warmth of Maybelle voice and her way of teaching. It was really amazing. I selected a few photos from that special day and I hope it can give an idea of workshops. I also would like to refer to two blog posting, one by Justine Hand and the other in German by Heike Pototschnigg that add more details on the workshop. A huge thank you to Maybelle for coming all the way from San Francisco to teach modern calligraphy in our studio and to the wonderful students that joined us for the day. It was a dream!
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Calligrafia with Maybelle Imasa Stukuls: The set up
The Calligrafia workshop with Maybelle was a wonderful experience. Ever since I discovered her work through Tristan of Besotted, I was completely in love with Maybelle's style and calligraphy. When we finally met in person the past December, I was thrilled about the opportunity to offer one of her workshop here at our studio. Since the very first hour of setting up the materials and styling the tables for the student to come, I knew it was going to be, indeed, amazing! During the workshop, I couldn't stop photographing each moment of Maybelle teaching, the students work and every detail it went to perform this special day. I have now more than two hundreds photos to sort and edit for the new post, but meanwhile, I didn't want to wait any longer to share these images of the set up with you. More very soon!
|Ink and personalized pen holder for each student.
|Setting up for each student seat
|Center piece with wooden pencils and Metallic cotton ribbon spools.
|Preparing the wood box calligraphy kit for the students.
angela carta,inc. at 12:21 PM 1 comments
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The letterpress event
What a day celebrating letterpress printing and design! Thank you to everyone that came and joined the day with us and to Ladyfingers Letterpress, Albertine Press, Letter and Lark and Parrott Design Studio, the event wouldn't ever have been possible without you! More pics on Instagram and on lovely Posh and Prep blog. Thank you for the post Julie!
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Iron Man 2 Review (X360)
Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), May 24, 2010 12:57
Iron Man 2 attempted to do what many superhero film movies have tried in the past, that is, to not suck. But like many of its predecessors it fails, miserably. Where to begin?
The character models are unrealistic, plastic, clunky, and downright scary in some cases. Rhodes looks like a zombie that was stuck in a microwave for a week. The graphics are sub-par and look like they weren't even updated from the last game. Environments might be large but they're filled with useless things that can neither be destroyed nor used in anyway and overall the enemies are constantly recycled so that one might believe there are only actually five or six different enemies in the whole game aside from the bosses.
That probably wouldn't be too far from the truth.
On top of that add an extremely troublesome camera that manages to become completely useless far too frequently which generally ends up in your death. For a third-person game the idea is that the camera allows you to see the character, but it often moves into a position where you have no idea where you are in relation to what you're seeing. I think I might have been pinned between a large enemy and the wall, but I'm not sure as all I ever saw was the wall and no matter what I did I couldn't move, fight or defend myself. So I died. Then it happened again, and again. At that point I simply shut the game off and started writing this review.
Rating: 0.0, votes: 0