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Ventilation-perfusion scans (VQ scans) use labeled chemicals to identify inhaled air into the lungs and match it with blood flow in the arteries. If a mismatch occurs, meaning that there is lung tissue that has good air entry but no blood flow, it may be indicative of a pulmonary embolus. These tests are read by a radiologist as having a low, moderate, or high probability of having a pulmonary embolism. There are limitations to the test, since there may be a 5%-10% risk that a pulmonary embolism exists even with a low probability V/Q result.
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Ultrasound of the legs, also known as venous Doppler studies, may be used to look for blood clots in the legs of a patient suspected of having a pulmonary embolus. If a deep vein thrombosis exists, it can be inferred that chest pain and shortness of breath may be due to a pulmonary embolism. The treatment for deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolus is generally the same.
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Brr! But at least it didn't rain when I caught Christopher Luscombe's new production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Open Air Theatre last night. It's a mixed bag, but the overriding quality is that it IS funny is all the right places - very funny indeed, in fact (in contrast to Tim Supple's ludicrously overpraised poly-Asian nonsense) and that alone should be a draw. The text is also very well delivered, with great attention to diction, rhythm and nuance.
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Then there is the Uranian bit. Christopher Luscombe is not the first director to introduce a homo-erotic relationship between Oberon and Puck, but at least his predecessors had had the courage of their convictions. Luscombe's barely coherent programme note points out that the Victorians were fascinated by Parnassian ideals, but then moves quite randomly to homosexuality in ancient Greece before making an puzzling jump-cut to Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas... honestly, it made my head spin - and that was before the show started. And how does all that relate to what happens onstage? Well, the evening's single set is a mock-Greek amphitheatre; however, it is peopled not by Greeks but by Victorians (Geddit?). Puck, when he apears, is a languid, epicene youth who flirts lazily with other languid, epicene fairies... until the production moves on and that whole subtheme is jettisoned like the actor-musicians' instruments. He has a cuddle with Oberon from time to time, but it's only lip service (as it were).
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Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:30 AM
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Posted 02 June 2007 - 08:32 PM
Thanks for that, Job. Sounds like they are risking losing the school/ young people's outing revenue! I usually recommend the Park Dream to parents of bright 8 yr olds. Hmmmm
Posted 02 June 2007 - 10:20 PM
Thanks for that, Job. Sounds like they are risking losing the school/ young people's outing revenue! I usually recommend the Park Dream to parents of bright 8 yr olds. Hmmmm
Which parts of Job's description have made you hmmm about recommending this production to 8 year-olds?
Ooh, that Bernadette Shaw - what a chatterbox!
Posted 02 June 2007 - 10:32 PM
There's nothing raunchy in it - I didn't mean to imply that. It's just the director's half-hearted, half-hatched and poorly sustained 'concepts' that bothered me. I'd certainly take schoolkids to this largely inoffensive Dream - not least for the good verse speaking and the excellent comedy.
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Posted 03 June 2007 - 10:23 PM
I have explained many, many things to 8 year olds who can take most on board, no prob, so don't misunderstand me. It's the parents I worry about.
Can anyone recall the very funniest Dream they have ever seen? I seem to remember Dawn French had a good bash at it a while back. [changing the subject as it were..]
Can anyone recall the very funniest Dream they have ever seen? I seem to remember Dawn French had a good bash at it a while back. [changing the subject as it were..]
Posted 08 June 2007 - 05:06 AM
There were lots of Greeks in the amphitheatre - the fairies were Greek and the humans Victorian. And the mechanicals used Greek-style costumes in the play. It's true that the actor-musicans only play briefly but then there's no reason why they should play all the way through. Presumably it's cheaper than hiring a band. As for the concepts - well, I guess it depends whether you judge the show by what's on stage or by the programme notes. There was a clear implication of what Oberon's interest in the Changeling is, but again, there's no particular reason to have a gay subtext running through the play (and since I didn't read the programme before the show, I wasn't expecting one). And there were at least a 100 schoolchildren last night who all seemed to be having an excellent time - certainly there were no disturbances from them - so I don't think anyone need worry about the Park losing revenue (and anyway, do teachers really check out possible subtexts in an individual production before booking something as safe as the Dream in Regent's Park?)
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With the NFL draft less than three weeks away, it's time to take a first stab at how things might shake out in the first round. At this point, NFL teams already have about 95 percent of the information that will influence whom they select. Now it's a matter of team decision makers getting on the same page and solidifying opinions.
1. Chiefs: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan. It's a coin flip between Fisher and Luke Joeckel. The bet here is the Chiefs go with the player with more upside.
2. Jaguars: Dion Jordan, DE, Oregon. The closer it gets to the draft, the more people like him. He'll be a perfect fit in Gus Bradley's defense.
3. Raiders: Sharrif Floyd, DT. Florida. After recently cutting Richard Seymour and Tommy Kelly, the Raiders need an interior presence.
4. Eagles: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M. They could go for a defensive tackle here as well, but it would be tough to pass up Joeckel if he's still on the board.
5. Lions: Ziggy Ansah, DE, BYU. Dee Milliner or an offensive tackle will be tempting, but Martin Mayhew and Jim Schwartz prioritize the pass rush.
6. Browns: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama. He appears to be a perfect fit, but the Browns are somewhat of a wild card with a new management team in place.
7. Cardinals: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma. Left tackles never last long, and the Cardinals need one. Bruce Arians says he won't take a quarterback — does that mean he will?
8. Bills: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia. Almost everyone believes the Bills will take a quarterback. Will they feel pressured to move up to get Smith?
9. Jets: Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU. With Jarvis Jones' stock possibly slipping, Mingo could jump ahead of him. Some suspect the Jets will go for a receiver.
10. Titans: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri. Star Lotulelei also would be a fit, but Richardson is a different type of player who could give the Titans some interior pass rush.
11. Chargers: Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah. If one of the top three offensive tackles still is on the board, the Chargers likely would go that way. In their absence, a defensive lineman makes sense.
12. Dolphins: Jonathan Cooper, G, North Carolina. An offensive tackle probably is their preference, but they would have to trade up to get one of the top three. Cooper is not a bad consolation prize.
13. Buccaneers: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia. He has weaved up the draft boards the way he has weaved through defenses. The Bucs could trade this pick for Jets CB Darrelle Revis.
14. Panthers: Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State. They might prefer an offensive tackle or defensive tackle, but in this scenario, Rhodes could be a fit.
15. Saints: Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State. Would they take him ahead of Jones? They need a playmaker for Rob Ryan's defense. Alec Ogletree is another possibility.
16. Rams: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee. The Rams are not afraid to go out on a limb. Patterson might be a risky pick, but he could pay off big.
17. Steelers: Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia. He is a typical Steelers linebacker. They also could go for a cornerback here.
18. Cowboys: Chance Warmack, G, Alabama. Could he be the second coming of Larry Allen? The Cowboys also could pick Kenny Vaccaro from their backyard.
19. Giants: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama. They always are a threat to take a pass rusher and also could look at Ogletree. But Fluker might be hard to pass.


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It is NOT glass, it is a mechanical system. Some models need to be replaced and others use a push button to reset it.
Can somone give a short description of the safety system that Rheem uses? All references to it simply say that it is "one trip" if it is triggered by volatile inflammable material and would need to be reset by a "technician" Apparently something glass breaks if the system is triggered. TNx, RW
It is NOT glass, it is a mechanical system. Some models need to be replaced and others use a push button to reset it.
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I have now found a web site that shows the Rheem does have a glass vial in place. If the glass vial shatters the mechanical system is triggered. Thanks for your efforts. RW
The suggestion to 'bend' the contacts if the bulb breaks, sounds like the old practice of putting a penny under a burned out fuse. It looks like a piece of 1/4" bolt would also replace the bulb. They say to replace the heater under warranty, but I am not sure if YOU having a can of gasoline next to the heater would qualify as a "factory defect" when the FVIR was activated. The FVIR is a safety feature and when your actions cause it to work, it has done its job. It would be a defect if it DID NOT work. American also had a "one time" FVIR system, originally, with a left hand thread thermocouple. You had to replace the entire burner/pilot system when it failed, but no one carried the replacement so you had to get it from American. If you wanted it fast, you paid $40.00 air freight, otherwise you went without hot water for a week. The replacements had a resettable FVIR switch.
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Several other possibilities listed that are totally labelled do not do this. In my case I would not do any of that but it would not matter as my furnace is right next to my heater and has an open pilot, so it would do the job by itself. Interestingly, before I had my Whirlpool 12 with 5 years left on the warranty I had my daughter reach under with a brush and try to clear the intake. Upon examining it after removal it was somewhat cleared in the middle but still pretty clogged at the ends of the grid. Hope the Richmond does better!


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To my 16-year-old self (that past hair life that I try not to think about), I can only be thankful for the technology that has come around to make hair products better, in turn making my hair better. "Had I known then what I know now." Isn't that what they always say?
Ceramic styling irons have only been around since 1999. Before that, there were various ways to flatten, straighten, and burn one's hair to oblivion, most involving some sort of metal plate. Whether it be on a styling iron or on a clothing iron, we did what we had to do. Unfortunately, metal in its many forms can be very damaging to hair. If you were like me, you may have just used a metal 2-inch barrel curling iron to smooth out the kinks and give you a straight, if not wavy hairdo. Work with what you've got. That was my motto back then. I am grateful for the ceramic-plated irons that came out in the late 90's, helping us to be more gentle to our hair.
I am also grateful for the other forms of hair-topia that have come around. The organic lines that have removed the need for sulfates, parabens, and even PBA-lined bottles, for instance. I am reminded of that '80s movie with Lily Thomlin, where she somehow shrinks due to all the chemicals in her hair products. While that certainly isn't true to life, the carcinogens that were in our beauty products were a real threat and we didn't even know it.
My hair was fried, dull, lifeless and begging to be cared for. To my 16-year-old self I say, "you didn't know any better." With the help of the internet, and savvy beauty products, these days we are equipped with a lot more information about how to properly care for hair. Unless, of course, you're this girl.
Lessons Learned:
- If your hair is squeaking after you wash it, it is too clean. By that I mean, your hair has no protection from outside forces, leaving your cuticles wide open. They will soak up too much product, damage easily from heat, and quickly fade color. This is caused by sulfates in your shampoo.
- Using a metal iron to straighten your hair with no heat protectant is beauty blasphemy. Especially if it is squeaky clean. The damage doubles.
- Reading ingredients on a shampoo bottle is just as important as reading them on your food. Your skin can absorb oils and chemicals.
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A Tosa resident for almost 20 years, Karen is a mom and freelance writer, addicted to playing tennis. When not on the tennis court, she spends the fall and winter in the stands at Green Bay Packer and Marquette basketball games.
Karen is the author of "Grab a Bite," a dining out column and the former community columnist for the Wauwatosa NOW newspaper.
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Ten years ago on September 11th, I was going through a major life transition. Just the day before, I had given notice to my employer of 17+ years that I was retiring to be a stay-at-home mom, full-time. Because I loved my job, it was a tough choice and so I was still reeling a bit on that crisp, fall morning.


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600 Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9411037.761423 -122.424101
Mon 8am-7pm
Tue-Wed 7:30am-7pm
Thu-Fri 7:30am-8pm
Sat 8am-8pm
Sun 9am-8pm
Neighborhoods: Mission Dolores, Mission Dolores (Hub, Mid-Market), Central
The bakery that launched a thousand imitators: Tartine has been churning out butter-heavy, truly perfect croissants and those widely copied morning buns for years. Lines down the sidewalk are just part of the daily experience.
It's a rare bakery that's so good, you feel nothing but gratitude after upwards of a half hour in line. My musts are the chocolate croissant, quiche, lemon tartlet, chocolate eclair and fromage blanc Bavarian.
Tartine is a must-visit when taking a trip to San Francisco. It's a super famous bakery and their fame is with good reason. The baked goods are beautiful, fresh and delicious, and their sandwiches make it a perfect place for lunch.
If you can tough through the line, the croissants are sublime. And the bread that hits the shelves at 5 pm each day is worth the wait.
They may be most well know for their Morning Bun, but don't forget all the other carb creations for the offering. Sandwiches are generous, so share one and leave room for extra dessert.
best lemon tart – They consistently make the best pies and our favorite is the lemon tart. Everything is fresh daily and at a fantastic level but I have often circled for 20 minutes just to find a parking space 6 blocks away! but it is worth it.
YUM – I stumbled upon this bakery whilst holidaying in San Fran and was in heaven. The range of gourmet sandwiches, pastries and desserts. The cinnamon scrolls here were divine. However the service was really poor and not the usual friendly US service found every where else.
burned croissant – I have been now to Tartine about 5 times. I am now hesitant to return. The almost $ 4 croissant with almond today was definitely burned and hard, the expensive croque monsieur really nothing special. Tartine is definitely overpriced and overall the experience not worth the money and time. I had very good morning buns there so I will go back to purchase them to go on occasion.
Delicious pastries, croque-monsieur, bread pudding – This is my favorite pastries place ever ... I recommend the bread pudding (I'm not a bread pudding person), croques and the almond croissant ....
Best Bakery in SF – This is a great brunch spot. I especially like the goat cheese sandwich, which is enough to feed two people.
What's this all about? – I've been to Tartine a few times and every time i go i want to try to understand what the fuss is all about. The long lines, the stuffy air inside, the idiotic method of serving customers by one person and then paying someone else, and of course last but not least the quality of their food. The tarts and cakes are way overpriced, and not half as delicious as they should be. In fact, I think it is one of the worst places for desserts. I have been to France many times, and this does not compare to the quality you get there in the least. Their Scharffenberg chocolate cake tasted of fish?!? Absolute waste of money or calories.
Delicious food, go early! – Finally got here early enough to find parking (9am) and walked 1 blk, lo & behold - no lines and an open table to boot. After purchasing a plain croissant (very crispy outside, flaky, moist inside), a chocolate croissant (it was ok), a cheese filled puff ball (delicious), a latte and regular coffee (free refills, self-serve), it came to a sticker shocking $16. A sm 4 in hazel nut tart costs $6. They have a sign stipulating that they've had to raise their prices by 30% in the past yr due to incurred costs. Can't see that regular folks in the neighborhood can afford to eat like this weekly, much less daily. Previous reviewers raved about the lemon curd bar. I thought it was way too tart & tasted as if made from bottled lemon juice. Should've listened to my spouse who told me not to buy it because my home made lemon bars taste better than this and I use fresh lemon juice. The cakes look delicious - coconut passion, chocolate, etc, in the display case. We bought 3 eclairs, a sm tart, lemon bar, 1 plain & 2 choc croissants to go & it came to $34 (that's almost $5 a piece). So, bring a lot of dough if you're paying by cash. The baked products are good, but prices are more reasonable at Noe Valley Bakery.
Not at all pretentious - marvelous lemon meringue cake – Visiting Tartine for the first time, one would expect this well-known bakery to be quite easy to find when passing by. However, this isn't the case. When you "find" Tartine, you feel as iff you have found a treasure. The line may be long (at times), but the counter staff is well trained and keeps the line going at a quick, but not at all rushed pace. If you see a line, don't let that frighten you. It is well worth the short wait. Tartine has the most beautiful lemon meringue cake I have ever experienced. The four layers of cake are are very moist and the lemon curd filling has just the right amount of tartness. The meringue work is a delicious and rustic piece of work; it is pertectly browned and not overly sweet or dry. Besides the cake, we also had a buttermilk scone and a mozzarella tappenade pressed sandwich. All of which where wonderful. As a professional baker, I highly recommend Tartine.
Great coffee shop – Everything is great except that it gets really busy sometimes. I guess you gotta do some work to get your treats.
Great neighborhood cafe and bakery – We went for a late breakfast on a weekday and the line was around the corner. The selection of choices is limited, but excellent. Best cappuchino I've had in a while. The Brioche Bread Pudding and their croissants are to die for. This place is very popular and it's not always easy to get a seat. It is certainly not good for large groups due to this constraint. The service is efficient but friendly. If you have a question, they will answer it unlike some other places in town.
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Poetry Festival: A Celebration of New Jersey's Literary Journals (and Some Neighbors)
12 Journals and Editors: Edison Literary Review, Exit 13, Journal of New Jersey Poets, Lips, The Literary Review, New York Quarterly, Now Culture, Painted Bride Quarterly, Paterson Literary Review, River Poets Journal, Tiferet, and US 1 Worksheets
Journals will be available along with subscription and submission information.
Editors will answer questions about publishing.
24 poets will read throughout the afternoon.
Books will be available for sale and signing.
West Caldwell Public Library
30 Clinton Rd.
West Caldwell, NJ
1-5 PM Free
Contact library: 973-226-5441
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One "ANTM" Star's Journey From the Shelter to the Runway
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Jan 29, 2014
Transgender designer and model Isis King was living in New York City's Ali Forney Center for homeless LGBT youth when she was first accepted into the popular reality TV show "America's Next Top Model."
Padma Lakshi Hosts Ali Forney Place at the Table Gala
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Padma Lakshmi will host the Ali Forney Center "A Place at the Table" fundraiser to help keep LGBT kids safe and off the street.
TAG and Ali Forney Center Address HIV in Homeless LGBT Youth
By Winnie McCroy | Monday Jul 29, 2013
The Treatment Action Group has teamed up with the Ali Forney Center to address the rising number of homeless LGBT youth with HIV.
LGBT Homeless Youth Get $1 Million NY Grant
Saturday Jul 13, 2013
A $1 million government grant will help homeless gay youths in New York state who've had run-ins with the law get their lives on track. The money from the state Department of Labor will fund job training and education.
After Hurricane, Ali Forney Center Makes Sure 'It Gets Better'
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Dec 12, 2012
After the Ali Forney Center's Drop-In Center was destroyed by floodwaters from Hurricane Sandy, the community has come together to raise funds to rebuild it, including a Dec. 16 concert at XL nightclub.
"A Better Holiday" to Benefit LGBT Homeless Youth and Ali Forney Center
Wednesday Dec 5, 2012
The It Gets Better Project, created to show young LGBT people the levels of happiness, potential, and positivity their lives will reach, has announced its 2012 A Better Holiday concert.
Storm-Wrecked NY Gay Youth Center Gets Quick Help
By Verena Dobnik | Monday Nov 19, 2012
It took only hours for Superstorm Sandy's surging waters to destroy an emergency drop-in center for homeless gay youths but social media outpouring helped raise money for a new, bigger Ali Forney Center.
Women's Event Raises $250K for NYC's LGBT Center
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Nov 14, 2012
Supporters gathered in Tribeca for the 15th Annual Center Women's Event, honoring reps from MAC Cosmetics, JPMorgan Chase and the New York Liberty, and raising critical funds for programs and services at the LGBT Center on West 13th Street.
Ali Forney Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary Helping LGBT Youth
By Winnie McCroy | Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
The Ali Forney Center, the nation's largest services and advocacy organization for homeless LGBT youth, celebrated its 10th anniversary at a benefit that raised more than $375,000 and honored local advocates.
Parker Posey to Host Third Annual Oasis Benefit for Ali Forney Center
Wednesday Jun 20, 2012
This year, actress Parker Posey will act as host with a special performance from RuPaul's Drag Race runner-up Chad Michaels. For the second year, Barclays will be the presenting sponsor for the summer benefit.
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We're barely 24 hours from pitchers & catchers officially reporting to camp, and it's not a moment too soon; other than Todd Coffey arriving, it feels like we haven't had any real movement in months. But first, let's celebrate an anniversary: 20 years ago today, the classic Simpsons episode "Homer at the Bat" first aired. In addition to being the episode which lent this blog its name, it's still famous for the collection of 80s and 90s baseball stars which graced its guest list, and so both Larry Granillo at Baseball Prospectus & Chris Jaffe at The Hardball Times present well-deserved retrospectives. In addition to making me feel old that this episode is now two decades old, isn't it amazing what a different connotation you get from Ken Griffey Jr. getting a giant head after drinking a mystery liquid now as opposed to then?
* Sorry, Blake DeWitt fanboys. After being DFA'd last week by the Cubs, DeWitt has chosen to stay within the Chicago organization and battle for a job in camp.
* No inside info here to back this up, but the more I think about it, the more I think Jamey Wright is going to break camp with the team. He won't last the season, but you'll see him in blue. Um, yay?
* Remember the MLB Fan Cave from last year? Presented as an "MLB Dream Job", two fans were selected to live in a New York City apartment all year, watch every single MLB game, and write about their experiences. While it was an interesting idea, the execution seemed somewhat lacking, since the two winners were A) actors and B) tremendously annoying. This year, they're opening it up to fan voting, so if you want to help Dodger fan Jeremy Dorn get one of the two spots, you can vote right here.
* Ownership update: the list of 11 current bidders is expected to be sliced to five on Thursday, Feb 23. Those five finalists will go through a more rigorous MLB approval process, and then the winner will be selected by Frank McCourt, who has a maximum of 40 days from now to announce who he has selected. Can't come soon enough.


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The Electric Company is a TV show, an online destination and a community outreach experience that offers 6-9 year old children a hip portal into the world of literacy. This reinvention of the classic 70's show continues its' predecessor's aim of being at the edge of cool by drawing on animation,
About the Program
Kirtland Elementary is partnering with public television station KNME to pilot new curriculum using The Electric Company, a PBS program for kids ages 6-9.
Albuquerque is one of five cities chosen to be a pilot program site, along with New York, Detroit, Baltimore and Oakland.
The curriculum, which is part of KNME's Read to Learn Service, provides 90 minutes of daily activities for five weeks. It is being used as part of Kirtland's summer extension program. Children use multi-media technology while building literacy and math skills.
Research indicates that exposure to the Electric Company series raised skills in reading and vocabulary comprehension. Motivation to keep on learning also increased by 50 percent.
This fall, Kirtland teachers will receive additional hands-on training and support from KNME's Ready to Learn Service. They will learn best teaching practices, how to set up technology in their classrooms and how to use the array of PBS multimedia materials and activities.
The Electric Company Summer Out of School Time Model is presented by Sesame Workshop, with funding from The U.S. Department of Education, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS. Sesame Workshop launched The Electric Company in 2009