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Aetna considers a thermal perfusion probe for monitoring regional cerebral blood flow experimental and investigational because there is insufficient evidence of the clinical value of these approaches in the management of individuals with acute neurological disorders (e.g., head injury, subarachnoid hemorrhage, or following neurosurgery) or for other indications.
See also CPB 0663 - Cerebral Perfusion Studies.Background
Cerebral blood flow (CBF) is essential for normal metabolism of the brain. Ischemic brain injury occurs when CBF is insufficient to meet metabolic demand, which can occur in acute neurological disorders (e.g. head injury, subarachnoid hemorrhage, or following neurosurgery).
Various imaging techniques have been attempted to identify individuals at risk for secondary ischemic brain injury and manage response to therapies. Some of these techniques are still evolving (e.g., stable-xenon-enhanced computed tomography (XeCT), perfusion computed tomography, perfusion magnetic resonance imaging, single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET)). While these techniques can provide regional information about CBF, the data provided is a single snap shot in time. Methods for the continuous measurement of CBF have been investigated and are now commercially available. One such method is a thermal perfusion probe, which is placed intra-cerebrally via a burr hole in the vascular area of interest in the brain. The probe is connected to a monitor that displays CBF data.
The QFlow 500 probe (Hemedex, Inc, Cambridge, MA) is an example of a commercially available thermal perfusion probe that has received 510(k) marketing clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is used along with the Bowman Perfusion Monitor, Model 500 (Hemedex, Inc, Cambridge, MA). According to the manufactures website, one potential application of the device is for monitoring CBF in patients with traumatic brain injury to help identify secondary ischemic injury to the brain. The manufacturer states that, by measuring continuous, real-time CBF, clinicians may identify cerebral edema and measure tissue blood flow response to therapies. Another potential neurological application is monitoring CBF following neurosurgery (e.g., aneurysm and subarachnoid hemorrhage procedures).
Current literature on thermal perfusion probes has focused on their clinical feasibility and technical capabilities. Jaeger et al (2005) measured regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) using the QFlow in patients with severe subarachnoid hemorrhage (n = 5) and traumatic brain injury (n = 3) and compared these results to brain tissue oxygen measurements (P(ti)O(2)) using the Licox (GMS, Kiel-Mielkendorf, Germany) for an average of 9.6 days. The data indicated a significantcorrelation between CBF and P(ti)O(2) (r = 0.36). After 400 intervals of 30-min duration, the QFlow and the P(ti)O(2) measurements correlated 72 % of the time when P(ti)O(2) changes were greater than 5 mm Hg (r > 0.6). In 19 % of the intervals a statistically significant correlation was observed (r < 0.6). During the remaining 9 %, no correlation was found (r < 0.3). The authors suggested that the level of P(ti)O(2) is predominately determined by rCBF, since changes in P(ti)O(2) were correlated in 90 % of episodes to simultaneous changes of CBF. Phases of non-monitoring were mostly due to fever of the patient, when the system does not allow monitoring to avoid overheating of the cerebral tissue.
Vajkoczy et al (2003) obtained rCBF using thermal-diffusion (TD) microprobes to prospectively diagnose symptomatic vasospasm in 14 patients with high-grade subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) who underwent early clip placement for anterior circulation aneurysms. The TD microprobes were implanted into the white matter of vascular territories that were deemed at risk for developing symptomatic vasospasm. Data on arterial blood pressure, intracranial pressure, cerebral perfusion pressure, rCBF, cerebrovascular resistance (CVR), and blood flow velocities were collected at the patient's bedside. The diagnosis of symptomatic vasospasm was based on the manifestation of a delayed ischemic neurological deficit and/or a reduced territorial level of CBF as assessed using stable XeCT scanning in combination with vasospasm demonstrated by angiography. Bedside monitoring of TD-rCBF and CVR allowed the detection of symptomatic vasospasm. In the 10 patients with vasospasm, the TD-rCBF decreased from 21 +/- 4 to 9 +/- 1 ml/100 g/min), whereas in the 4 other patients the TD-rCBF value remained unchanged (mean TD-rCBF = 25 +/- 4 compared with 21 +/- 4 ml/100 g/min). Based on a comparison of the results of TD-rCBF and Xe-enhanced CT studies, as well as the calculation of sensitivities, specificities, predictive values, and likelihood ratios, the investigators identified a TD-rCBF value of 15 ml/100 g/min as a reliable cutoff for the diagnosis of symptomatic vasospasm. In addition, the investigators found that TD flowmetry was characterized by a more favorable diagnostic reliability than transcranial Doppler ultrasonography. The authors concluded that TD flowmetry represents a promising method for the bedside monitoring of patients with SAH to detect symptomatic vasospasm.
Current literature on thermal perfusion probes has focused on their feasibility and technical capabilities. Prospective clinical outcome studies are needed to determine their clinical value over other standard methods of identifying individuals at risk for secondary ischemic brain injury (e.g., head injury, subarachnoid hemorrhage, or following neurosurgery) and in monitoring response to therapies.
|CPT Codes / HCPCS Codes / ICD-9 Codes
|Other CPT codes related to the CPB:
|Cerebral perfusion analysis using computed tomography with contrast administration, including post-processing of parametric maps with determination of cerebral blood flow, cerebral blood volume, and mean transit time
|61000 - 64999
|Nervous System/Surgery
|ICD-9 codes not covered for indications listed in the CPB (not all-inclusive):
|320 - 326
|Inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system
|330.0 - 337.9
|Hereditary degenerative diseases of the central nervous system
|340 - 349.9
|Other disorders of the central nervous system
|430 - 438.9
|Cerebrovascular disease
|800.00 - 804.99
|Fracture of skull
|850.00 - 854.19
|Intracranial injury, excluding those with skull fracture
|Special screening for neurological conditions


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Supreme Court challenger to speak at Marquette Law Tuesday
Even the site promoting the event says "he may not be a household name in these parts," but Burnett County Circuit Michael Gableman — a candidate for the highest court in the state — is coming to Marquette Law School Tuesday as part of the school's "On the Issues" series.
Details on the midday downtown Milwaukee appearance can be found here.
The site says Gableman, shown at left, discuss his judicial philosophy and why he's running against Justice Louis Butler, which ought to involve some interesting content.
A little background reading on the Gableman-Butler race, for those looking to prep for the event, is here. One could also consult Gableman's official campaign site to learn about the self-proclaimed "straightforward guy" or Butler's page for further research on the campaign.
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High Contrast returns via a truly uncompromising remix overhaul of "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" from the legendary JONNY L who makes his NHS debut. Already huge with DJs worldwide this is the kind of remix which needs no introduction or explanation:- just wind it up and watch it go… straight for the jugular!
On the flip is a vinyl outing for the deep and deadly 'Nobody Gets Out Of Here Alive' another highlight from the 'Tough Guys Don't Dance' album – it's a track which has been a mainstay of High Contrast's DJ sets over the last 6 months, and as a result has had junglists worldwide clamoring for a vinyl release.
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Good MMORPG to start for n00bs ?
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Re: Good MMORPG to start for n00bs ?
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-Lots of ANNOYING 13 year olds (or younger)
-Hardly any debth or lore or anything to do a max level aside from PVP or raid for gear - or faction grind
-NASTY ugly playstation 2 looking crap graphics. I can not stand to look at WoW. It would be an insult to my computer to play it.
-Did I mention thousands and thousands of annoying 13 year olds?
Basically WoW is a fast kiddie game with no debth but good PVP. If you don't mind 12 year olds, don't want to think much and like to fight other people. WoW is the game for you.
This is all complete BS, SH64, with the possible exception of the graphics. The endgame is very robust and there's plenty to do. This guy has obviously never played WoW for any significant period. The player base is huge but contains significant amounts of mature, friendly, helpful people. Ignoring the kiddies is easy enough (though I hardly ever run into them). To say the game has no depth shows a complete lack of experience with the endgame, making it kind of hard to take the guy's comments seriously. Honestly though the comments about the "kids" thing is simply a generalization people use to attack the game, and it's baseless (there's kids in every MMORPG).
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(which is a big disadvantage in PVP unless you have all the best and most up to date ones and spend all day customizing them and learning how to use them)
I had to point this one out in particular - it doesn't even make any sense. I slaughter people in PvP and barely use more than the default UI. I suppose poor players need loads of obnoxious addons but most people can get on perfectly well with just the default UI.
I had to step in and dismiss this idiotic, poorly thought-out, and baseless critique of the game. The fact is that WoW is a fun game which offers a great deal for the subscription fee and has plenty to offer at the endgame. If you more interested in hardcore-style play then there is a huge raiding endgame for you to enjoy, if you prefer more relaxed gameplay you have 5-man dungeons. PvP offers something for both. And you can create a new character to try out a new class and experience the entire questing game in place any time you want.
I will refrain from attacking other games as I have little experience with them. I can say though that I have no desire to play any other MMORPGs as WoW is still my favorite game to play, having been playing it since release. Now...to answer SH64's questions!
In case you couldn't tell, my answer to your first question would be WoW. MMORPGs in general are basically grinding-type games at their cores. What each game offers is a framework to support this base - in WoW, there are quests, 5-man group instances (instances are areas of the game which when entered are unique to your party), world PvP, organized battleground PvP, arena-based gladiator-style PvP, and endgame raiding (reputation grinding is also part of this but is generally blended into with the other elements). WoW's endgame allows you to choose between PvP and endgame raiding to advance your character through gear upgrades, though you could conceivably do both if you have the time (loser :P). To a lesser extent 5-man instances are a viable alternative to raiding though you mind find they can become stale once you've thoroughly farmed them.
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By Matthew Chapman, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 23 October 2012 10:41AM
The live show will air tomorrow (24 October) at 9pm and will be available to stream on the Littlewoods website, as well as on Facebook, with content optimised for mobile devices.
Content will highlight gift ideas for gadget fans this Christmas. The show will be fronted by former 'The Gadget Show' presenter Suzi Perry, who will be joined by a panel of Littlewoods mums in order to test drive and review tech products.
Viewers will be encouraged to interact by submitting questions and entering competitions to win prizes.
The show will include four ad breaks featuring a variety of products from the Littlewoods.com range.
Littlewoods has brought in digital specialist myThings in order to target half a million female smartphone and tablet users aged between 25 and 45, with a banner ad promoting the show, two hours before it goes live.
The online banner ad will encourage them to view the live show on a mobile device.
Littlewoods aired its first Facebook live show in June, featuring designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and pushing its home range. Its producer, Dot.talent, is also handling tomorrow's show.
The broadcast will also be available to watch again on the Littlewoods.com website from Monday (29 October).Follow @mattchapmanuk
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Do guys sometimes try to hide that they have feelings for a girl to there friends?
I like this guy, but when we talk alone he is nicer then when there are people around. Also, he ignores me a lot when there are his friends... Show More
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It would depend on the specifics of the situation but the odds are he's suffering from the "macho ego" syndrome. It doesn't necessarily mean that he doesn't like you, but a lot of times, especially in younger guys, they can be afraid of expressing affection of any kind in fear of appearing "weak" in front of their friends. I know that when I was younger if I ever said "I love you" or any similar expression of affection to a girlfriend in ear shot of my male friends I'd get laughter and chiding afterwards. If it bothers you then talk to him about it. Maybe he's just proud. or maybe he's a jerk. I dunno. Good luck sorting that one out.
See, he is around 4-5 years older than me.
Well there's no age cap on maturity, I'd still say it's either this or he's just not realizing what he's doing, or he's just a jerk. If it bothers you, talk to him about it. That's the only way anything has the possibility of changing. If you never talk to him about it and just sit and sulk... well, he's not going to get the hint, and you're going t be unhappy.
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I'd be willing to bed that he doesn't hate you. I would mention it to him. He might not even realize he is doing it himself. When he is with his friends he is used to hanging out with them and they are used to him giving them his full attention. If he started paying attention to you, they would give him a lot of crap whether he likes you or not. Just tell him that you don't like how he ignores you around his friends.
its actually a common thing with guys but the question is do you want to deal with it? a lot of times when it comes to the guys friends in relationships (espcially if the friends are single being players and all) hedoesnt want to be mad fun of in front of his friends they'll tease him, call him pu**y whipped and its a bit below the belt to a guys ego so he has to make himself look good and act like he doesn't care I don't think its anything about hate or not wanting to talk to you but maybe you should find a guy that is a little more secure with himself.you don't have to put up with it.
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Well if you really really like him go ahead my past experience was a lot similar to yours except every time we saw each other and I would come talk to him he wouldn't look interested but he told me he was. basically it almost leaded me to chasing after him because of his ego. I didn't chase after him and now that I started to ignore him he has paid attention to me. If you really really want to pursue him go right ahead but if he keep ignoring you or acting funny around his friends then you should just leave him alone and give him some space.
Hes putting on a front in front of his friends. if he is not comfortable talking to you around his friends then just forget about him unless he changes. but other than that you should leave him alone trust me I know.
Just a quick question for you,
why do you think I should leave him alone? I just really, really, really like him and it bugs me that he does this. I just don't know what I should do.
May I ask how come you think that I should leave him alone and your own experience?
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Florida schools implement algebra help via Facebook
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This morning in Pinellas County, educators and Governor Rick Scott kicked off a new system that lets Florida students get free algebra help while they Facebook. Algebra Nation is a statewide service created for schools by the University of Florida and a private company called Study Edge that interfaces mobile apps and social media.
A simple algebra problem headlined the white smart board in the library at Dixie Hollins High School in Kenneth City. A student solved it and the answer â 52 â was symbolic. Thatâs the percentage of high school freshman who donât pass their end of year assessments in algebra 1. Donald Pemberton is the director of the Lastinger Center for Learning and College of Education at the University of Florida. He said teachers came to him and asked for help.
âNumber one, they had incredible concerns that almost half of their students were failing to pass the end of course exam in algebra which is a state exam and if you fail to pass that exam, you fail to get credit for the course and then your whole academic progress is stymied.â
Unlike some homework help services, the Algebra Nation program is free for students and to schools. Pemberton said itâs also available 24/7 which works better for high school students who have increasingly unpredictable schedules.
âSo, if youâre factoring a polynomial after football practice at 11 oâclock at night and you canât remember what your teacher taught you that morning, you would have the opportunity to get help then and there.â
Teachers can also use the online tool to improve their curriculum. Governor Rick Scott spoke with a teacher who has a 100% pass rate in her algebra classes. He said even teachers with high success rates can benefit from the extra help.
âShe saw that the tool allowed her to see other teaching methods and improved her ability to reach more students. Alicia also said that not all students got the highest grade and although they passed, this tool might help them score higher. She also noted that the same day her students started using the program two students who had never raised their hands in class were very active in the program. It sparked something in these kids who otherwise would have remained silent.â
UF partnered with Study Edge to put the program together. That company specializes in creating online content for college students. Ethan Fieldman is their president and co-founder. He said the project cost UF about $400,000 and it built on tools that were already available.
âWe took this platform that works for college students, we adapted it for high school students, we added end of course exam practice tools that look like the end of course exam and we built out better mobile apps and just kind of customized it â actually I could tell you thousands of ways we customized it.â
The program officially launched today, but has been available for students for a couple of weeks. So far about 2,000 students have used it. Erica Hardison teaches Algebra 1 at Dixie Hollins and said her students have responded well to Algebra Nation because it reaches them in ways they are already used to and doesnât feel like doing homework.
âThey know how to use Facebook like the back of their hand. So, they just go on, log in â the wall is kind of like if you guys are â everybodyâs familiar with Facebook â but the wall is kind of like the old Facebook wall and theyâre posting and as soon as they get on it, they are like, hooked for the most part. I had a student who is an excellent English student â he loves English â but he does not really, he hasnât found his joy let me say, for mathematics yet. So, I got him to get on it and sign up and now heâs like, âdid you see my post?â And heâs posting, heâs helping other students and heâs really starting to explore mathematics.â
The program is modeled after state-implemented testing standards which some educators and parents have criticized. Fieldman, president of Study Edge, defended the process.
âPeople sometimes say that youâre teaching towards a test. Well, the test is what the state of Florida wants these students to learn â itâs algebra that they want them to learn â so if A equals B and B equals C then A equals C right? So, if the test is what they want to learn and weâre teaching to the test material, well, weâre teaching whatâs supposed to be taught. Does that make sense? So, ultimately what weâre trying to do is get the exact content down for these students that they need to know on these tests.â
The launch of Algebra Nation comes two days after Governor Rick Scott announced a proposal to give full time classroom teachers a $2500 raise.
âThe reason why weâre able to do this is weâve turned our economy around. Weâve taken the â weâve made the tough choices, weâve reduced regulation, weâve reduced taxes, weâve made it a better place for businesses to grow and with that now, our state revenues are growing so we can put more money back into state education.â
But some people are skeptical. Hillsborough Classroom Teacher Association president Jean Clements said the pay increase might not be enough especially after the state legislature and Governor Scott implemented a law that forces teachers to contribute to their own retirement funds.
âSo, that $2500 doesnât go nearly as far for somebody at the top of the schedule. It still is good, but it doesnât even cover two years â the two years of 3% loss that those teachers have experienced whoâve been here for 20 or 30 years.â
The plan also wouldnât help teachersâ assistants and other support staff and part time employees â many of whom donât make a livable wage. When asked about what he planned to do about those employees, Governor Scott didnât have a specific answer, but hinted that there may be some hope.
âThatâs not my entire budget. My entire budget will be coming out. Thereâll be additional funds for our education system.â
And even though the Governorâs proposal is awash with skepticism, teachers are still looking forward to the pay bump including one of Dixie Hollinsâ math teachers, Erica Hardison.
âI think itâs a step in the right direction.â
The governorâs budget proposal will have to be approved by the legislature. If it is approved, the state will pay an extra $480 million for teachersâ salaries.
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Even with features this generous, the K-50 is also available in 120 customizable, brilliant color combinations that are sure to match your personality and style. The K-50's approachable, easy ergonomics is perfect for families and everyday photography, complete with a wide selection of creative tools and filters for limitless personalized expressions.
Get ready to stand out from the crowd and wear your colors on your camera. Also enjoy full 1018p HD video capture, and eye-fi card compatibility for fast and easy image sharing. It's your camera, and your colors, with the PENTAX K-50.
When the Pentax K-30 first debuted I purchased one to replace a K20D. The K-30 was a mid level but it blew the K20D away, it was just that much more advanced. When the K-50 came out I knew it would be good since it shared so much with the K-30. Last fall I decided to buy a second body, the K-50 price was just excellent, but so was the K-5. For my usage the mid level K-50 beat the flaghship K-5. The K-5 has 14 bits, and the top LCD. I had found with the K-30 I did not need the top LCD. The K-50 offered the same sensor, improved autofocus, focus peaking, higher ISO. The focus advantages made the K-50 win for me. This is a full feature DSLR at at a fantasitc price. To find similar specs and performance in other brands you will pay three tiomes as much.
Awesome camera to start with, lots of manual controls. This kit is value for money. Packing of the shipment done by Adorama was awesome. Received everything as it is.
This is my first Pentax. I could not decide between the K50 and the K5IIs. I went with the K50 because it allowed me to invest a little extra into lenses, being that I was switching brands and starting from scratch. I was nervous that I may have made the wrong choice ordering the K50, but once it arrived and I began shooting with it, I knew I had made the right choice. This camera takes excellent pictures. The ergonomics are excellent. This is my first DSLR with dual control dials, and they are nice. The interface of the camera is very intuitive. I got the 35mm f/2.4 prime added to my order (body + kit lens), and with the bundle discount, that was a smart choice. I seem to get sharper images with better bokeh, though the kit lens is by no means bad. For the price, this is an amazing camera. Far superior to Canon and Nikon at this price range. I'm not a Pentax fanboy because I just made the switch and did a lot of research before doing so. I do wish the K50 has stereo mic jack, though I'm not going to really have much of a need for it. If you are considering this camera but unsure, do not hesitate. This is the best bang for your buck, period.
I replaced my K-30 with this camera. I really enjoyed the K-30 but this one was even better. Fantastic quality images, easy to use, a real joy. I've been using Pentax for quite a while and I have no complaints about the K-50. NOTE: I recently purchased a K-5 II s when the price dropped to have a second camera so I could use the K-50 as a quality backup. While the K-5 II s has more features, the image quality next to the K-50 is nearly indistinguishable. The K-50 is an awesome camera!!!
Replacement for Pentax *ist DS. very well made. Love that is weatherproof. Viewfinder is very bright. Uses AA batteries or rechargeable Pentax battery. Loaded with features found on more expensive competitor cameras
This camera is a big step above Canon and Nikon in the same price range. Although it is listed by many as a beginner camera, it acts more like a very good prosumer camera. It is solid, well built and easy to learn if you read the manual and actually go through the instructions with camera in hand. The 18-135 lens is versatile and will produce very good IQ but you have to learn how to work within its' ranges and capabilities. Another plus is the weather and dust sealing for both the camera and the lens.
I have purchased from Adorama before, so my expectations of quality of product and good service were high. I was not disappointed. It arrived on-time, as projected, well packaged, in excellent condition. I have had the camera a short time, so not a lot of use yet to uncover anything I don't like; but so far it appears to be just as advertised/reviewed. IQ is great and I particularly like the fast FPS (burst) and great viewfinder. I went with the 18-135mm zoom vs the two lens kit to avoid lens-changing all the time. Glad I did. Overall very happy with my purchase so far. JW
It feels so great to have a SLR in my hands again, but it also feels great to have a Pentax back in my hands, too. AF is fast and accurate, ISO noise is low, the optical viewfinder is fantastic, and ergonomics is great. I've used Pentax cameras for a number of years before I left for a 2-year affair with mirrorless systems, but I came back since there was no replacing a solid grip and an optical viewfinder. I mostly use it for photo outings out in cities and macro in parks and nature, and it has performed well with great image quality. One minor quibble, since this camera lacks a top LCD, this space doesn't seem well used. I love the handling of the camera, but seems like they could more with this space besides moving the mode dial. The K-50 is a great camera, especially Pentax has the lenses I like and use.
I use it as a everyday camera. Easy to point and shoot and clear pictures. I really like the way it fits my hands. I have always trusted Pentax
I wanted a good weather resistant camera for our trip to Alaska next summer. I think this is just what I need. The pictures I have taken so far are great. Be sure to get a kit that includes WR lens, which are included in this package deal.


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PRO (70-24/3-1): Cam Thomas signed a two-year contract with the Steelers as an unrestricted free agent on March 14, 2014…declared an unrestricted free agent on March 11, 2014…signed a four-year contract with the Chargers on July 9, 2010…originally selected by San Diego in the fifth round (146th overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft.
2014 (16-9/1-0): Cam Thomas saw action in all 16 games with nine starts in the regular season…also saw action in the lone postseason game.
2013 (16-10/2-1): Cam Thomas appeared in all 16 games and both postseason contests…made a career-high ten regular-season starts and started the AFC Wild Card Game at Cincinnati...matched a career-high with 30 tackles (2012)…has now appeared in 48 consecutive regular-season contests.
2012 (16-3): Defensive tackle Cam Thomas appeared in all 16 contests, making three starts at DT…set a new single-season career-high with 30 total tackles and 20 solo stops…recorded at least two tackles in 12 games…played in all 16 regular-season games for the second consecutive season.
2011 (16-2): Defensive tackle Cam Thomas played in all 16 games and made two starts…registered a career-high four sacks to go along with 26 tackles.
2010 (6-0): Appeared in six contests as a rookie…tallied a pair of sacks to go along with eight tackles.
COLLEGE: Defensive tackle Cam Thomas played four seasons at UNC, appearing in 46 games…totaled 83 tackles, nine TFL and 3.5 sacks…African-American studies major. 2009: Started all 13 games...totaled 23 tackles, 2.5 TFL, three QB pressures and one blocked kick…scored his first career touchdown on a 20-yard fumble return at Boston College…matched a career-high with six tackles against Georgia Tech…blocked a field goal in a win over East Carolina. 2008: Started all 13 games…registered 34 tackles, 3.5 TFL and one sack…set a career-high with six tackles against Georgia Tech while also recording one sack. 2007: Appeared in seven games, making three starts…missed five games due to an ankle injury...finished the season with eight tackles, 1.5 TFL and one sack. 2006: Played in all 12 games on the defensive line…recorded 18 tackles, 1.5 TFL and 1.5 sacks…finished with a season-high five tackles against Furman…registered his first collegiate sack against Duke.
PERSONAL: Defensive tackle Cam Thomas is a graduate of North Moore High School (Eagle Springs, N.C.)…lettered in both football and basketball…ranked the No. 19 player in North Carolina by SuperPrep…played both defensive tackle and fullback in high school…rushed for 798 yards and 12 touchdowns on 130 carries as a senior…led the team with 50 tackles as a junior…also ran for 600 yards and six touchdowns as a junior…son of Janet and Milton Person and Ronnie Thomas.
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Of the many imaging techniques in use today, each has its limits and its strengths. Such factors as cost, labor intensiveness, and fineness of detail in the image help to determine the best uses for each form of imaging, whether in research or in clinical practice. One technique that shows promise in both areas, but that has made a name for itself thus far primarily in research, is positron emission tomography, or PET.
A PET scan measures the distribution in the body of a radioactively "labeled" substance that the patient has received shortly before the scan. Adding a radioactive label to compounds such as glucose (the main source of energy for the brain) permits researchers to the monitor metabolism—roughly, the rate at which energy is being used, or the rate of activity going on—at particular sites. Brain cells take up the radioactively tagged glucose for use; the glucose is metabolized, and the transiently radioactive atoms remain inside the cells, giving off positively charged particles. These "positrons" quickly collide with nearby electrons, then give rise to gamma radiation, which can be detected outside the body and mapped by a computer.
The resulting image of the brain, which is often enhanced with color to make the different values easier to see, quite clearly distinguishes those parts of the brain that are using more glucose from those that are using less. Thus PET can show where nerve cells are more active and where they are less so, not only in cases of disease or disorder but during a particular task or thought or emotion. As an even more flexible measurement of function in the normal brain, PET can detect changes in local blood flow. Small blood vessels respond very rapidly to the needs of nerve cells, axons, and dendrites, so that a full scan's worth of information can be gathered in 40 seconds, as compared with the 45 minutes required to measure glucose metabolism.
Although the PET scan may be familar to most readers as a series of still pictures, the technique is in fact highly dynamic and well suited to giving an ongoing picture of moment-by-moment changes in the working brain. In this aspect it borrows from several earlier techniques that were developed to


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$30 for One Hour of Virtual Golf with Two Beers or Well Drinks at Clubhouse Golf Center ($50 Value) $30 at Groupon
Brazilian Steakhouse Cuisine for Two or Four at Novilhos Brazilian Steakhouse (Up to 50% Off) $10 at Groupon
One or Three 60-Minute Massages or One 90-Minute Massage at Tonus Massage Clinic (Up to 46% Off) $49 at Groupon
Carpet Cleaning for Rooms or The Whole House from Western Carpet Cleaning - Puget Sound Services (Up to 66% Off) $55 at Groupon
Sauk or Skykomish Whitewater-Rafting Trip for One or Two from Triad River Tours (Up to 51% Off) $49 at Groupon
Haircut and Coloring Packages with JJ and Carrie at Salon Julian (Up to 57% Off). Three Options Available. $39 at Groupon
Turkish and Italian Cuisine for Lunch or Dinner at The Olive and Grape (Up to 40% Off) $12 at Groupon
$29.99 for a Set of Two Customized Moscow-Mule Mugs from Moscow Mule Time ($69 Value) $30 at Groupon
Pioneer Square Walking or Haunted Pub Tour for Two or Four from Spooked in Seattle Ghost Tours (Up to 53% Off) $18 at Groupon
One Full Set of Eyelash Extensions with Optional Refill at Nails Design (Up to 58% Off) $55 at Groupon
Enthusiast or Benefactor Membership with Movie Discounts and Popcorn from SIFF (Up to 53% Off) $25 at Groupon
CPR Certification Class for One or Two at Red Emergency Prevention Services (Up to 55% Off). Four Options Available. $25 at Groupon
Laser Hair-Removal Treatments at Aura Laser Skin Care (Up to 80% Off). Four Options Available. $349 at Groupon
Haircut with Option for Base Color or Partial Highlights, or a Keratin Treatment at Sylvé Imäge (Up to 61% Off) $39 at Groupon
One or Three 60-Minute Deep-Tissue or Relaxation Massages at Massage Connection (Up to 52% Off) $45 at Groupon
Massage with Option for Seaweed or Clay Body Wrap and Foot Soak at Utopian Hands Massage Therapy (Up to 53% Off) $55 at Groupon
$49 for Lifetime Access to an Online 18-Module On-Demand Course from iPhotography ($849 Value) $49 at Groupon
$19 for an Online Children's-Story-Writing Course from WriteStoryBooksForChildren.com ($586.43 Value) $19 at Groupon
Southern Cuisine for Two During Happy Hour at Anytime or Brunch at The Lost Pelican (50% Off) $15 at Groupon
Casual Italian Food at Pegasus Pizza & Pasta (Up to 50% Off). Three Options Available. $18 at Groupon
Dim Sum for Two or More, or Asian-Fusion Food at Dinner for Two at O'Asian Kitchen and Lounge (75% Off) $13 at Groupon
One, Two, or Four Ultrasonic-Cavitation Sessions at Sonic Thin Body Sculpting (Up to 83% Off) $59 at Groupon
$19 for a Test-Prep Course ($200 Value). GRE, GMAT, SAT, LSAT and More Courses Available from BenchPrep $19 at Groupon
One-Hour Massage and Aromatherapy Session at MassageBeneficial (Up to 51% Off). Two Options Available. $49 at Groupon
One, Three, or Five Ultrasound Body-Sculpting Treatments at SHAPE Body Contouring (Up to 81% Off) $45 at Groupon
Canvas Prints from MyPix2.com with Free Shipping (Up to 75% Off). Four Options Available. $15 at Groupon
Six-Week Dance Class Series or Six Zumba Classes at Belltown Dance Studio (Up to 62% Off) $32 at Groupon
60-Minute Swedish or Deep Tissue Massage at Bodywise Massage in University Place (40% Off) $39 at Groupon
Five Gym Fit, Wiggle Worms, or Extra Gym Kids' Fitness Classes at Northwest Aerials (50% Off) $25 at Groupon
Six Sessions of Laser Hair Removal on a Small, Medium, or Large Area at Tacoma Laser Clinic (Up to 85% Off) $149 at Groupon
Makeover or Cut and Conditioning at Essential Earth Organic Salon (Up to 58% Off). Three Options Available. $75 at Groupon
Haircut with Style, or Choice of Full Color, Partial, or Full Highlights with Blow Dry at Trieva's Spa & Boutique $29 at Groupon
One 8"x10", 11"x14", 16"x20", or 18"x24" Canvas Print from Easy Canvas Prints (Up to 77% Off) $10 at Groupon
5 or 10 Group Classes, or One Men's Six-Week Yoga Series at Levitas Studio (Up to 39% Off) $54 at Groupon
$99 for Dental Exam, X-rays, & Whitening at Hidden Valley Smiles & Kirkland Premier Dentistry ($661 Value) $99 at Groupon
One or Three European Facials, Microdermabrasions, or Deep-Clean Facials at Beyond Beauty (Up to 59% Off) $43 at Groupon
$16 for $30 Worth of Indian & Mediterranean Food at Qazi's Indian Curry House & Mediterranean Cuisine $16 at Groupon
One 12"x8" Canvas Print, or One or Two 16"x12" or 20"x16" Canvas Prints from CanvasOnSale (Up to 85% Off) $7 at Groupon
Full Set of Classic or Volume Eyelash Extensions, or Half Set of Extensions at Lashed with Love (Up to 51% Off) $65 at Groupon
Pole-Dance Workshop or Six-Week Pole 101 or Boudoir 101 Class Series at Divine Movement Pole Dancing (49% Off) $21 at Groupon
Pulled-Pork, Coleslaw, and Beer for One, Two, or Four at The Boar's Nest (Up to 50% Off) $17 at Groupon
One or Three One-Hour Relaxation or Deep-Tissue Massages at The Massage and Bodywork Company (Up to 49% Off) $35 at Groupon
Shellac Manicure with Optional Happy Feet Pedicure at Greenwood Nail Spa (Up to 52% Off) $15 at Groupon
Brazilian Straightening Treatment from The Salon At Mill Creek Town Center (69% Off) $105 at Groupon
$68 for a Furnace Tune-Up with 20-Point Inspection from Brennan Heating & Air Conditioning ($158 Value) $68 at Groupon
One Hour of Bowling for Two or Four with Shoes & Basket of French Fries at West Seattle Bowl (Up to 41% Off) $25 at Groupon
60- or 90-Minute Deep-Tissue Trigger-Point-Therapy Massage at Nav Deep Tissue (50% Off) $45 at Groupon
$199for Putts & Pints Mini-Golf League Team Registration at Interbay Golf Center ($350Value) $199 at Groupon
$12 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Dim Sum and Pan-Asian Cuisine at Dim Sum Factory ($30 Value) $4 at Groupon
Chocolate Molding, Cake Design, or Tempering and Truffles Class at Dawn's Candy and Cake (Up to 40% Off) $12 at Groupon
$29 for an Online Microsoft Office Certification Package from iactonline ($623 Value) $29 at Groupon
75-Minute Segway Tour of West Seattle or $50 Gift Certificate from West Coast Entertainment (Up to 50% Off) $43 at Groupon
$150 for Up to 20 Units of Botox at American Laser Skincare Northwest (Up to $300Value) $150 at Groupon
$18 for an Online Novel-Writing Diploma Course from Centre of Excellence Online ($331.81 Value) $18 at Groupon
Boudoir Photo Shoot with Option for Two 5"x7" Prints or One 11"x14" Print at Celebrate Your Sexy (Up to 90% Off) $25 at Groupon
$25 for One Ticket to See a Seattle Sounders FC 2 USL Soccer Match and an S2 Scarf at Starfire Stadium on July 12 ($37.85 Value) $25 at Groupon
Six-Class Introduction to Yoga Series or One Month of Unlimited Yoga Classes at Yogabliss (Up to 40% Off) $60 at Groupon
Full Set of Faux Mink Eyelash Extensions with Optional Fill-In at House of Lashes (Up to 61% Off) $59 at Groupon
Facial, Massage, and Pedicure or Haircut Package at Habitude Salons and Spa (Up to 33% Off) $199 at Groupon
Herbal Foot Bath and Foot Massage with Tea for One or Two at East West Massage (Up to 68% Off) $29 at Groupon
Australian and New Zealand–Inspired Cuisine and Drinks at Kangaroo & Kiwi Pub (Half Off). Two Options Available. $20 at Groupon
Four Oil Changes with Tire Rotation, A/C and Diagnostic Inspection, and VIP Card at Honest-1 Auto Care (Up to 74% Off) $59 at Groupon
One Month of Indoor Cycling Classes or 10 Indoor Cycling Classes at Beautiful Bike (Up to 66% Off) $45 at Groupon
$39 for a 60-Minute Swedish or Deep-Tissue Massage at Essential Body Wellness (Up to $80 Value) $39 at Groupon
One, Three, or Five 30-Minute Microdermabrasion Treatments at Cherry Blossom (Up to 70% Off) $39 at Groupon
Wine, Tapas, and Global Food at Village Wines (Up to 50% Off). Three Options Available. $15 at Groupon
Club Recommendation or Lesson at Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers (Up to 67% Off). Three Options Available. $33 at Groupon
Haircut and Style with Moroccanoil Treatment or Highlights or Color at Cutz Meridian (59% Off) $29 at Groupon
One or Two Months of Muay Thai Kickboxing or One Month of Beginners' Karate at Alpha Martial Arts (Up to 79% Off) $49 at Groupon
$11 for $20 Worth of Diner Food and Drinks for Two, Redeemable Monday–Friday at The 5 Point Café $11 at Groupon
Sushi Meal with Pot Stickers and Hot Sake for Two at Sushi Spott (Up to 75% Off). Three Options Available. $12 at Groupon
Interior and Exterior Detail for One Vehicle from Emerald City Detailing & Auto Spa (68% Off) $79 at Groupon
Full Interior Auto Detail and Exterior Wax at Derek's Auto Detail and Hand Car Wash (Up to 68% Off) $79 at Groupon
Two-, Three-, or Four-Hour Housecleaning Session from Made Premium Cleaning Services (Up to 61% Off) $35 at Groupon
One or Two 60-Minute Swedish or Deep-Tissue Massages at Savvy Hands Massage (Up to 57% Off) $35 at Groupon
One or Two Brazilian Sugaring Hair Removal Treatments at Spa Vita Bella (Up to 50% Off) $49 at Groupon
$29 for Tequila Tasting for Two with Tequila Pours and Appetizers at Calle Tacos & Tequila (Up to 56% Off) $29 at Groupon
Relaxation Retreat Spa Package with Optional Upgrade at Salon Nouveau (Up to 55% Off) $50 at Groupon
LASIK Eye Surgery Package for One or Both Eyes at The LASIK Vision Institute (Half Off) $699 at Groupon
$59 for a Massage & Mini Facial, Sugar Scrub, or Seaweed Wrap at Sand Dollar Spa & Massage ($110 Value) $59 at Groupon
One Month of Unlimited UV Tanning or 3 Spray Tans at Desert Sun Tanning Salons (Up to 97% Off). $10 at Groupon
Laser Hair Removal at Larson Medical Aesthetics (Up to 93% Off). Three Options Available. $149 at Groupon
$10 for Two Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Treats at Parfait Organic Artisan Ice Cream ($20 Value) $5 at Groupon
Apocalypse Zombie Hunt or Tactical Laser Tag for One at Virtual Sports (Up to 33% Off) $20 at Groupon
10 or 20 Classes with Initiation and Uniform at Kids Love Martial Arts (Up to 91% Off) $20 at Groupon
$49 for an Italian Dinner for Two at Al Lago Restaurant & Catering (Up to $87 Total Value) $49 at Groupon
Two Regular Footlong Combos or One Fresh Fit or Classic Combo Party Platter at Subway (Up to 44% Off) $12 at Groupon
$18 for $30 Worth of New Orleans & Midwest Food at The Quarters. Reservation Through Groupon Required. $18 at Groupon
Vegetarian and Vegan Indian Food at Bombay House (Up to 38% Off). Two Options Available. $15 at Groupon
One or Three Brazilian Waxing or Sugaring Treatments or Body Waxing at Enhance & Beyond (Up to 63% Off) $33 at Groupon
European and Mediterranean Cuisine for Lunch or Dinner at Sarajevo Restaurant & Lounge (Up to 50% Off) $10 at Groupon
$17 for Wine, Mini Cheese Plate, and Salted Caramels for Two at Capri Cellars (Up to a $34 Value) $17 at Groupon
Full Set of Mink or Synthetic Eyelash Extensions with Option for a Fill-In After Two Weeks (Up to 67% Off) $54 at Groupon
Organic, Sustainable, and Gluten-Free Food for Lunch or Dinner at Hugo's Restaurant (50% Off) $10 at Groupon
Two Hours of Childcare and New Customer Registration at Adventure Kids Playcare (Up to 50% Off) $30 at Groupon
60-Minute Massage with Optional Facial, or Three Massages at Sound Hands Massage Clinic (Up to 53% Off) $39 at Groupon
One-Month Membership with Two 60-Minute Personal-Training Sessions for One or Two at Gold's Gym Seattle (Up to 94% Off) $19 at Groupon
Spa Package for One or Two with Dry Brushing and Collagen-Bed Visits at Penelope & The Beauty Bar (Up to 68%Off) $197 at Groupon
$12.99 for a 35-Page Personalized Astrological Birth Chart from Astrologic Answers ($29 Value) $13 at Groupon
$55 for Signature Facial, Pomegranate Peel, or Blueberry Jessner at The Lash & Wax Boutique ($100 Value) $55 at Groupon
Bowling with Shoe Rental and Food Credit for Two, Four, or Six at Evergreen Lanes (Up to 41% Off) $15 at Groupon
One Set of Eyelash Extensions with Optional Fill at Burnt District Salon & Spa (51% Off) $65 at Groupon
$12 for 2 Original Philly Cheesesteaks (Steak or Chicken) at Go Philly Cheesesteaks & Wings ($21 Value) $12 at Groupon
One Year of Unlimited Laser Hair Removal at Laser Lounge Med Spa (Up to 80% Off). Five Options Available. $99 at Groupon
$49.99 for a Dental Exam, Cleaning, and Four Bitewing X-rays at Crystal Dental ($279 Value) $50 at Groupon
One or Two 75-Minute Acupuncture Sessions at Seattle Institute of Oriental Medicine (Up to 64% Off) $15 at Groupon
Full-Day Paddle Board Rentals for Two at Wave Hounds (Up to 59% Off). Two Options Available. $49 at Groupon
Three 90-Minute Group Tennis Clinics or Three-Month Tennis Membership at Bellevue Tennis Academy (Up to 47% Off) $56 at Groupon
One-Year Print Magazine Subscription, One-Year Online Subscription, or Both from Consumer Reports (50% Off) $15 at Groupon
One or Three Microdermabrasion Treatments with Hydration Facials at M2 Hair and Spa (Up to 50% Off) $25 at Groupon
$19 for One Animal Psychology Certification Course from Online Academies ($415.99 Value) $19 at Groupon
Painting Class for One or Two with a Glass of Wine or Beer at Sip Dip-n-Doodle (Up to 40% Off) $25 at Groupon
$45 for a TAO Discreet Vaporizer with a Gift Box and Accessories from Tao Electronics ($179 Value) $45 at Groupon
One Personalized Softcover or Hardcover Children's Book from Dinkleboo (Up to 65% Off) $9 at Groupon
Tacos and Burritos for Dinner or a Taco Bar Catering Package for Up to 20 at Taco Del Mar (Up to 40% Off) $6 at Groupon
Roller Skating with Skate Rental for Two, Four, or Eight at Lynnwood Bowl & Skate (50% Off) $10 at Groupon
One Private Kettlebell-Techniques Session with 10 or 20 Classes at Fit by Red (Up to 71% Off) $69 at Groupon
Six Original or Classic Cupcakes or Party Pack with Cupcakes and Balloons at Confetti Cupcakes (Up to 49% Off) $11 at Groupon
$15 for One Personalized "ABC What I Can Be!" Children's Book from I See Me! ($29.99 Value) $15 at Groupon
30- or 60-Minute Pitching- or Batting-Cage Rental at Northshore Sports Complex (Up to 62% Off) $12 at Groupon
$69 for a DNA Ancestry Test with an Online Results Manual from AncestrybyDNA ($195 Value) $69 at Groupon
$210 for a Six-Hour Chartered Salmon-Fishing Trip for Two People from CCO Sportfishing ($350 Value) $210 at Groupon
Haircut and Condition with Color or Highlights at Cutting Edge at Salon 990 (Up to 73% Off) $39 at Groupon
One- or Three-Month Subscription for Monthly Delivery of Pet Toys and more from Pet Gift Box (Up to 64% Off) $10 at Groupon
Mediterranean Food for Lunch, Dinner, or Carryout at Denallis Grill & Bar (Up to 40% Off) $12 at Groupon
$18 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Indian Food and Drinks at Naanz Kitchen + Bar ($30 Total Value) $6 at Groupon
Entry for One or Two to the Luma Glow Fun Run on Friday, August 14 from 4US (40% Off) $12 at Groupon
Sporting Clays Outing for Two with Optional Equipment Rental and Safety Class at Red's Fly Shop (Up to 65% Off) $48 at Groupon
$45 for Three Bottles of Hill Pinot Noir With Shipping Included from Splash Wines ($90.95 Value) $45 at Groupon
$129 for ACLS and BLS Certification Courses with Up To 18 CME Category 2 Credits from National Health Care Provider Solutions ($260 Value) $129 at Groupon
Chiropractic-Exam Package with Option for Follow-Up Treatment at Exceptional Life Chiropractic (Up to 87% Off) $49 at Groupon
$79 for a Weight-Loss Package with Six B12 Injections, Consultation, and Two Follow-Up Visits at SlimXpress ($503 Value) $79 at Groupon
One, Three, or Six Microcurrent Facials and Glycolic Peels at Dawndi Hartman at Clara's Spa (Up to 70% Off) $35 at Groupon
Bottles of Olive Oil and Vinegar and Tasting for Two or Four at Paradiso Olive Oils & Vinegars (51% Off) $20 at Groupon
Pasta-Making Class with Wine and Food Tasting for One, Two, or Four at Eat Local (Up to 64% Off) $45 at Groupon
Online Microsoft Excel Training Course and Test for 1 or 10 People from Excel With Business (Up to 93% Off) $175 at Groupon
Four- or Seven-Week Online Options-Trading Program from Trading Trainer (Up to 82% Off) $19 at Groupon
Hors d'Oeuvres, Tapas, and Appetizers Cooking Class for One or Two at Edge of Seattle Cooking (Up to 54% Off) $65 at Groupon
Trampoline Sessions or Weekend Events at SkyMania! Trampolines in Kirkland (Up to 55% Off). Four Options Available. $9 at Groupon
CPR Certification Class for One or Two at Red Emergency Prevention Services (Up to 63% Off) $25 at Groupon
One, Two, or Three Facials, or One or Two Peels at Physicians Skin and Laser (Up to 57% Off) $49 at Groupon
Custom Digital Photo-Collage Posters from Collage.com with Free Shipping (Up to 65% Off). Four Options Available. $12 at Groupon
60-Minute Aroma Relaxation Massage or Prenatal Massage at Salon Mairéad and Day Spa (Up to Half Off) $33 at Groupon
Three Beginner Aerial Classes and Lifetime Membership for One or Two at Emerald City Trapeze Arts (Up to 53% Off) $58 at Groupon
Aromatherapy Massage, or Scalp Massage, Foot Mask, and Foot Reflexology at Bellevue Center for Health (Up to 64% Off) $29 at Groupon
Full Set of Mink or Synthetic Eyelash Extensions with Option for a Fill-In After Two Weeks at Bliss Spa (Up to 54% Off) $79 at Groupon
Haircut and Deep Conditioning with Option of Partial or Full Highlights from Chantha Touch at Tuscan Salon (56% Off) $20 at Groupon
$59.99 for a Dental Checkup with Exam, Cleaning, Fluoride, and X-rays at Sound Smiles Pediatric Dentistry ($263 Value) $60 at Groupon
Tour, Wine Tasting, Flight, and Picnic for Two, Four, or Six at Phelps Creek Vineyards in Hood River (Up to 66% Off) $75 at Groupon
Massage with Option for Two Acupuncture Sessions, or Three Massages at Acupuncture Clinic NW (Up to 77% Off) $37 at Groupon
Toenail-Fungus Removal Treatment on One or Two Feet at Plateau Foot & Ankle Clinic (Up to 70% Off) $199 at Groupon
Fast-Track or Complete Social-Media Marketing Course from Social Media Marketing University (Up to 95% Off) $99 at Groupon
Exam, Massage, and Adjustment or Decompression at Seattle Area Massage & Wellness Clinics (Up to 82% Off) $30 at Groupon
Barbecue and Sides for Dinner or Catering at The Original Family BBQ Pit (Up to 51% Off). Three Options Available. $13 at Groupon
One or Three 90-Minute Massages with One Add-On from Claudette Meno, LMP at Asami Day Spa & Salon (Up to 56% Off) $49 at Groupon
Mother's Day Glass-Blowing Project for One or Two at Uptown Glassworks (Up to 59% Off) $25 at Groupon
Tequila and Appetizers for Two or Margaritas and Appetizers for Four at COA Mexican Eatery & Tequileria (Up to 67% Off) $22 at Groupon
Chiropractic Exam, X-rays, and 60-Minute Massage With or Without Two Adjustments at Pacific Wellness and Spa (89% Off) $39 at Groupon
Two-Hour Stand-Up Paddleboard Rental for One or Two with Option for Custom T-Shirt at Motion Boardshop (Up to 60% Off) $20 at Groupon
One or Three Groupons, Each for One 60-Minute Signature Facial at Shimmer Airbrushing & Esthetics (Up to 56% Off) $35 at Groupon
Black or Mink Eyelash Extensions with Optional Refill at 4Ever Nails & Salon (Up to 77% Off) $49 at Groupon
Premium Wine Tasting and Riedel Wine Glass for Two or Four from Woodinville Wine Tastings (Up to 55% Off) $49 at Groupon
Personal Certification from National Association for Fitness Certification (Up to 71% Off). Two Options Available. $109 at Groupon
$975 for One Thermage Skin-Tightening Treatment at Seattle Wellness Programs ($1,950 Value) $975 at Groupon
$45 for Two Area-Specific Acupuncture Sessions with a Consultation at Acupuncture & Systemic Health Center ($370 Value) $45 at Groupon
Indian, Mediterranean, and European Food at Caravan Kebab (Up to Half Off). Three Options Available. $15 at Groupon
One or Two Organic Brazilian Waxes at Silhouette Organic Beauty Lounge (Up to 50% Off) $32 at Groupon
Math or English Tutoring or $199 for $400 Towards SAT Prep from Best in Class Education Center (Up to 69% Off) $49 at Groupon
One Full Set of Mascara-Look or Mink Mascara-Look Eyelash Extensions at Utopia Lash & Makeup Design (Up to 57% Off) $69 at Groupon
Beginners Aerial Silks Class with Lifetime Membership Fee at Emerald City Trapeze Arts (Up to 51% Off). Two Options. $28 at Groupon
Premium Oil-Change Package or Three Standard or Synthetic Oil-Change Packages at Autosys, Inc. (Up to 80% Off) $16 at Groupon
Deluxe Manicure, Deluxe Pedicure, or Deluxe Mani-Pedi with Foot Massage at Signature Nails & Spa (Up to 61% Off) $25 at Groupon
30-Minute Back to Beauty School Makeup Class for One, Two, or Four at Love Love Darling (Up to 52% Off) $35 at Groupon
One or Three Speed-Dating Events, or a Simplify Me Matchmaking Package from SpeedSeattle Dating (Up to 60% Off) $21 at Groupon
$79 for a 90-Minute Spa Package with Massage, Aromatherapy, and More at Alpine Therapeutic Massage & Spa ($175 Value) $79 at Groupon
Eagle-Watching River Tour and Wine Tasting for Two, Four, or Six from Triad River Tours (Up to 58% Off) $79 at Groupon
Visits to the LeMay Family Collection at Marymount (Up to 52% Off). Four Options Available. $15 at Groupon
One or Two Months of Unlimited CrossFit Classes at Jab CrossFit at Alpha Martial Arts (Up to 70% Off) $49 at Groupon
Two or Four Weeks of Unlimited Boot-Camp Classes with Optional Meal Plan at Embody Health (Up to 80% Off) $19 at Groupon
3-hour or 90-Minute Barista Class for One or Two at Seattle Barista Academy (Up to 67% Off) $39 at Groupon
One, Two, or Four Brazilian Waxes or Sugaring Treatments at Penelope & The Beauty Bar (Up to 68% Off) $35 at Groupon
Bikini or Brazilian Waxes at Luscious Skin Spa (Up to 61% Off). Three Options Available. $35 at Groupon
Beginner, Advanced, and Plus-Level Photography Classes from SnapShotSandy (Up to 70% Off). 4 Options Available $139 at Groupon
Makeup Class or Party or an Event-Planning Consult at Love Love Darling (Up to 77% Off). Five Options Available. $35 at Groupon
$39 for Front- or Rear-Brake Service and Oil Change at AAMCO Transmission and Auto Repair ($505.90 Value) $39 at Groupon
One Month of Unlimited Bikram Yoga Classes or 10 Bikram Yoga Classes at Bikram Yoga Burien (Up to 82% Off) $29 at Groupon
One or Three Massages with Wellness Coaching at Therapeutic Massage Wellness & Health Center (Up to 49% Off) $48 at Groupon
One or Three 90-Minute Deep-Tissue or Relaxation Massages at Touch Fusion Massage (Up to 67% Off) $44 at Groupon
Two-Hour Fly-Casting Lesson for One or Two at All Rivers & Saltwater Charters (Up to 61% Off) $45 at Groupon
One, Two, or Three Brazilian Waxes from Maryam at Salon La Diva in Bellevue (Up to 55% Off) $35 at Groupon
Comfort Food with Optional Boat Rental at Offut Lake Resort (Up to 67% Off). Three Options Available. $15 at Groupon
Two-Hour Painting Classes with Beer or Glass of Wine for One, Two, or Four at Embellished (Up to 53% Off) $20 at Groupon
$2,799 for a Complete Invisalign Treatment at Dr. Dona Seely Orthodontics ($6,500 Value) $2799 at Groupon
Deluxe Manicure, Deluxe Pedicure, or Both with 10-Minute Foot Massage at Nature Nails and Spa (Up to 61% Off) $15 at Groupon
$12 for Four Groupons, Each Good for $6 Worth of Frozen Yogurt at Black Bear Frozen Yogurt & Espresso ($24 Value) $3 at Groupon
Introductory Stained-Glass, Fusing, or Mosaic Class, or Christmas Ornament Class at Glassique (Up to 64% Off) $57 at Groupon
$39 for Online The Key to Nutrition and Wellness Course from Health Institute Online ($595 Value) $39 at Groupon
One, Three, or Six Organic Spray Tans at Silhouette Organic Beauty Lounge (Up to 63% Off) $20 at Groupon
Four-Hour Fishing Trip for One, Two, Four, or Six from Puget Sound Sports Fishing (51% Off) $89 at Groupon
One or Three 60-Minute Massages with 30-Minute Infrared-Sauna Sessions at SlimXpress (Up to 53% Off) $45 at Groupon
$79 for Two Groupons, Each Good for One 60-Minute Relaxation Massage at Massage Mundo ($170 Total Value) $40 at Groupon
Full Set of NovaLash Eyelash Extensions with Optional Fill at Le Chat Noir Salon & Spa (65% Off) $80 at Groupon
Full Set of Mink Eyelash Extensions, One Fill, or Both at Viva La Lash (Up to 59% Off) $139 at Groupon
Two-Hour Artisan-Cheese-Making Class for One, Two, or Four at River Valley Cheese (Up to 61% Off) $79 at Groupon
Pasta-Making Class with Wine and Food Tasting for One, Two, or Four at Eat Local (Up to 65% Off) $45 at Groupon
Pole-Dance Workshop or Six-Week Pole 101 or Boudoir 101 Class Series at Divine Movement Pole Dancing (50% Off) $20 at Groupon
Haircut and Deep-Conditioner with Hand and Scalp Massage, or Blowout at Mode Organic Salon (Up to 51% Off) $49 at Groupon
One, Two, Three, or Four Acupuncture Treatments with an Initial Evaluation (Up to 82% Off) $29 at Groupon
Air-Duct Cleaning with Optional Dryer-Vent Cleaning from United Pro Clean (Up to 86% Value) $39 at Groupon
Chimney Cleaning or Vent Cleaning with Optional Dryer Vent Cleaning from West Coast Vent Cleaning (Up to 88% Off) $45 at Groupon
Wine-Making Class for One, Two, or Four with Tasting and Appetizers at Port Gardner Bay Winery (Up to 51% Off) $45 at Groupon
One Private 45-Minute Golf Lesson or Three 30-Minute Golf Lab Sessions at Modern Golf Instruction (50% Off) $30 at Groupon
One or Three 60-Minute Float Sessions at City of Destiny Float & Massage (Up to 51% Off) $32 at Groupon
One or Three Standard Oil Changes with Brake and AC Services at Stingray Auto Repair (Up to 82% Off) $33 at Groupon
Shochu Tasting, Distillery Tour, and Japanese Snacks for Two or Four at Sodo Spirits Distillery (50% Off) $13 at Groupon
Laser Toenail-Fungus Removal Treatment for One or Both Feet at Serenity Rejuvenation Center (Up to 79% Off) $149 at Groupon
Massage, Cupping Therapy Session, Couples Class or Four-Hands Massage at Studio Inc. NW (Up to 53% Off) $34 at Groupon
Shellac Manicure and Spa Pedicure, 60-Minute Massage, or Spa Package at Zeka Salon & Spa (Up to 49% Off) $40 at Groupon
Private Capoeira Class Plus Two Weeks of Group Classes, or One Month of Classes at Fenix Fitness (Up to 79% Off) $15 at Groupon
One Flotation-Tank Therapy Session or Three Groupons, Each Good for One Session at Oly Float (Up to 52% Off) $29 at Groupon
One Month of Access with Personal-Training Sessions for One or Two at Gold's Gym (Up to 94% Off) $19 at Groupon
One or Two Groupons, Each Good for $20 Worth of Casual Italian Cuisine and Drinks at Pritty Boys Family Pizzeria $11 at Groupon
IPL Hair-Reduction on Extra Small, Small, or Medium Area at Bellevue Image Enhancement Center (Up to 87% Off) $99 at Groupon
One or Three Couples Therapy Sessions at Jonathan Merker Counseling LLC (Up to 71% Off) $49 at Groupon
Botox or Juvéderm with Smile Assessment from Daryl Yorek, DDS, MS (Up to 50% Off). Three Options Available. $209 at Groupon
$19.99 for Wine Tasting for Two with a Take-Home Bottle at Locati Cellars ($39 Value) $20 at Groupon
Brazilian Waxes with Kealoha at Platinum Salon and Spa (Up to 57% Off). Three Options Available. $35 at Groupon
Insight Scan and One or Two 60-Minute Massages at The Spa at Pacific Wellness (Up to 71% Off) $49 at Groupon
Customized Collage Blanket from Collage.com. Multiple Sizes Available from $39.99—$49.99. $40 at Groupon
Four, Two, or One Acupuncture Treatments with Consultation at Shoreline Community Acupuncture (Up to 79% Off) $12 at Groupon
Pizza Meal for Two or Four with 14" Specialty Pizzas, Breadsticks, and More at Steph's Pizza (Up to 41% Off) $18 at Groupon
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text: Chancellor University was a private, for-profit university located in metropolitan Cleveland, Ohio. The school was originally founded in 1848 as Folsom's Mercantile College to teach basic bookkeeping and business skills. It has undergone several changes of name and ownership during its history. The college closed on August 25, 2013 when the summer semester ended.