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Bypass & flow reversal is a powerful strategy for treating giant aneurysms: it deals w/their unclippability; uses natural thrombosis to close the aneurysm completely; indicates some fancy & fun bypasses, like this side-to-side bypass w/ant. temporal artery (ATA-M2 MCA) + STA-MCA…

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The military campaign is limited. CENTCOM is going after those military targets used to threaten the strait. It won't move the Iranians to a deal but it will move oil. Rubio's State Dept has had success w/ Gulf Arab states making deals to bypass the strait. I'd build on that coalition work and close the door on Iranian negotiations for now.

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Does epilepsy imaging cause you to seize up in fear? Everyone knows mesial temporal sclerosis (MTS)! But did you know there are different KINDS of MTS?? This month's AJNR SCANtastic shows YOU what you need to know in the latest in epilepsy imaging! Here's what to remember: Hippocampus has 4 subfields w/CA abbreviation standing for “Cornu Ammonis”: CA1: Horizontal & ascends slightly. Number 1 on its side is horizontal w/a slight acsent! CA2: Superior hippocampal dome. Number 2 has a curve at the top that looks like a dome! CA3: Hippocampal curve ends & turns toward the dentate. Number 3 makes a curve heading down! CA4: Indistinguishable from the dentate. Number 4 on its side looks like CA4 being supported by the dentate underneath! Hippocampal sclerosis or MTS has 3 subtypes: Type 1 Classic form w/neuronal loss in all subfields Remember this rhyme: In type 1, hippocampus is all done! Type 2 CA1 predominant volume loss Remember this rhyme: Type 2 loses the glue! (CA1 glues the hippocampus to the rest of the temporal lobe) Type 3 is CA4 & dentate predominant volume loss Remember this rhyme: Type 3 loses the belly! CA4 & dentate are the hippocampus belly! Next time you have an epilepsy study, hopefully you'll seize the opportunity to use this! But this only scratches the surface! Follow AJNR & read the full article:

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11,891 views • 1 year ago

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Was golfing w POTUS Donald J. Trump this past weekend - always so dang fun! - he is the absolute GOAT! anywho, Elon Musk came out to hang for a few holes. I almost pissed myself from laughing when he showed me his new app GROK - unhinged…He is the only one with the balls to do some crazy ass shit like this!! So dam fun and funny!!! This is me messing with it this am. Enjoy! Kid Rock #Grok #Unhinged

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21,458,845 views • 1 year ago

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22,795 views • 9 months ago

Nmp talks about his time at Hasan's birthday party "I really like hanging out with Hasan bc u get to see a completely different side of life..I really just like the whole family..they're so nice" "U know what I did notice when I went on Hasan's stream..ppl were like retweeting me w Hasan..ppl in the comments were all trying to stare me down..regurgitating a lot of the lies from my court case..this is why it's hard for Hasan to make friends, bc whenever someone shows up, u just rip into them..like ur some sort of morality god"

Nmp talks about his time at Hasan's birthday party "I really like hanging out with Hasan bc u get to see a completely different side of life..I really just like the whole family..they're so nice" "U know what I did notice when I went on Hasan's stream..ppl were like retweeting me w Hasan..ppl in the comments were all trying to stare me down..regurgitating a lot of the lies from my court case..this is why it's hard for Hasan to make friends, bc whenever someone shows up, u just rip into them..like ur some sort of morality god"

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Have some mild cognitive impairment trying to remember dementia patterns on imaging? Is looking at dementia PET scans one of your PET peeves? Have short-term memory loss when you read about dementia imaging? Here's a way to remember dementia patterns so you will never forget! Major dementia imaging patterns: Alzheimer's disease (AD) · AD has a Nike swoosh pattern-with decreased metabolism in parietal & temporal regions · Remember when you see the Nike swoosh patter, just call it! Dementia w/Lewy Bodies (DLB) · Temporoparietal hypometabolism like AD but also involves occipital cortex, specific for DLB. · DLB also extends farther to the ant. temporal cortex. · Remember, regions of hypometabolism look more like an L. And Lewy starts w/an L Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) · Frontal & temporal hypometabolism as expected, but extends along the anterior cingulate gyrus · Anterior cingulate involvement makes the hypometabolism looks like a lowercase letter f-and frontotemporal starts with f Posterior cortical atrophy · Can be from AD or DLB & has hypometabolism in the occipital & post. temporal lobe, sparing the anterior temporal lobe · Sparing the anterior temporal lobe makes the involvement look like a C instead of an L like DLB. · So remember pCa Vascular dementia · Vascular dementia has a variable distribution, depending on the regions infarcted (V is both for Vascular & Variable) · Wedged shaped regions of hypometabolism corresponding to cortical infarcts-looks like an inverted V This list isn't all inclusive & there can be variations or even mixed dementias But hopefully this gives you a starting point you won't soon forget!

Have some mild cognitive impairment trying to remember dementia patterns on imaging? Is looking at dementia PET scans one of your PET peeves? Have short-term memory loss when you read about dementia imaging? Here's a way to remember dementia patterns so you will never forget! Major dementia imaging patterns: Alzheimer's disease (AD) · AD has a Nike swoosh pattern-with decreased metabolism in parietal & temporal regions · Remember when you see the Nike swoosh patter, just call it! Dementia w/Lewy Bodies (DLB) · Temporoparietal hypometabolism like AD but also involves occipital cortex, specific for DLB. · DLB also extends farther to the ant. temporal cortex. · Remember, regions of hypometabolism look more like an L. And Lewy starts w/an L Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) · Frontal & temporal hypometabolism as expected, but extends along the anterior cingulate gyrus · Anterior cingulate involvement makes the hypometabolism looks like a lowercase letter f-and frontotemporal starts with f Posterior cortical atrophy · Can be from AD or DLB & has hypometabolism in the occipital & post. temporal lobe, sparing the anterior temporal lobe · Sparing the anterior temporal lobe makes the involvement look like a C instead of an L like DLB. · So remember pCa Vascular dementia · Vascular dementia has a variable distribution, depending on the regions infarcted (V is both for Vascular & Variable) · Wedged shaped regions of hypometabolism corresponding to cortical infarcts-looks like an inverted V This list isn't all inclusive & there can be variations or even mixed dementias But hopefully this gives you a starting point you won't soon forget!

Lea Alhilali, MD

19,286 views • 11 months ago

I once watched a pair of Sandhill Cranes stand side by side, wings spread wide, wingtip to wingtip, as they pushed a massive alligator back into the water. Together, they looked like one giant two headed monster bird from some ancient myth. The alligator had gotten too close to their chick, and they did what any parent would do. Such a powerful bird, but they can also be incredibly delicate and this video is a perfect example. This adult probes the ground with its beak and finds a tasty treasure hidden in the soil. A grub dusted with sand—the bird’s version of a salted peanut. Okay, maybe not quite the same thing, but you get the idea. Watching this massive bird so delicately toss the grub to shake off the dirt is mesmerizing. Look closely, and you can see the bird using its tongue to position the grub in its beak. All that prep for a tiny meal, quickly devoured by one of its two chicks.

I once watched a pair of Sandhill Cranes stand side by side, wings spread wide, wingtip to wingtip, as they pushed a massive alligator back into the water. Together, they looked like one giant two headed monster bird from some ancient myth. The alligator had gotten too close to their chick, and they did what any parent would do. Such a powerful bird, but they can also be incredibly delicate and this video is a perfect example. This adult probes the ground with its beak and finds a tasty treasure hidden in the soil. A grub dusted with sand—the bird’s version of a salted peanut. Okay, maybe not quite the same thing, but you get the idea. Watching this massive bird so delicately toss the grub to shake off the dirt is mesmerizing. Look closely, and you can see the bird using its tongue to position the grub in its beak. All that prep for a tiny meal, quickly devoured by one of its two chicks.

Mark Smith Photography

17,648 views • 1 year ago

Pune has a chronic behavioral problem of driving on the wrong side of the road. I got time to edit the video to my daily route today. In this 3 min video you will see gig works, women, school vans, dumpsters, auto mafias, cyclists, bikers, almost every niche driving on the wrong side. No fear whatsoever. You will see me honking as well to grab their attention because car owners like me will be blamed first if something happens. And with ADAS level 2 it is more riskier because car can sudden brake anytime and the vehicle behind me will cause more damage. We need a revolution for this. Maybe they are driving on wrong side due to long u turns? or to save some fuel or to save time or out of habit or maybe because all of it but no one is there to keep a check on them. No cameras no police no volunteers nothing. And this is non traffic hours. You can imagine 6-8pm traffic with high beams on the wrong side on a state highway.

Pune has a chronic behavioral problem of driving on the wrong side of the road. I got time to edit the video to my daily route today. In this 3 min video you will see gig works, women, school vans, dumpsters, auto mafias, cyclists, bikers, almost every niche driving on the wrong side. No fear whatsoever. You will see me honking as well to grab their attention because car owners like me will be blamed first if something happens. And with ADAS level 2 it is more riskier because car can sudden brake anytime and the vehicle behind me will cause more damage. We need a revolution for this. Maybe they are driving on wrong side due to long u turns? or to save some fuel or to save time or out of habit or maybe because all of it but no one is there to keep a check on them. No cameras no police no volunteers nothing. And this is non traffic hours. You can imagine 6-8pm traffic with high beams on the wrong side on a state highway.

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25,842 views • 4 months ago

The President of Turkey Is Outraged by the Attack on Sanctioned Ships of Russia’s Shadow Fleet Erdogan is outraged. Not at Russia — the country that has held the Black Sea hostage for three years — but at Ukraine, because drones struck Russian shadow tankers directly in the Turkish zone. “This is a threat to navigation, security, and the environment,” he declared, defending not just ships but Moscow’s oil artery, which pumps billions every day for missiles and bombs. The same tanker operators who bypass sanctions, financing a war that has already burned thousands of lives — from Kharkiv to Kherson. Turkey, which sells drones to Kyiv but whispers to Putin about negotiations in Istanbul, has just chosen a side. The side of those who bomb civilians, not the side of those fighting for survival. And to Western politicians who were waiting for a signal from Erdogan: here it is, but not the one you hoped for. He doesn’t shout “Destroy the shadow fleet!” He whispers, “Don’t touch our waters — and Russia’s money too.” If Turkey closes the Bosphorus to Ukrainian drones or grain, but opens it wide for Russian oil — your sanctions will collapse like a house of cards. And Moscow will buy even more missiles. There is a Ukrainian saying: “you can’t sit on two chairs.” Such things end badly for everyone who tries to play on both sides. You are either with the terrorists, or with the entire civilized world — and you don’t finance terrorism. You cannot fund terror and claim you are against the terrorists.

The President of Turkey Is Outraged by the Attack on Sanctioned Ships of Russia’s Shadow Fleet Erdogan is outraged. Not at Russia — the country that has held the Black Sea hostage for three years — but at Ukraine, because drones struck Russian shadow tankers directly in the Turkish zone. “This is a threat to navigation, security, and the environment,” he declared, defending not just ships but Moscow’s oil artery, which pumps billions every day for missiles and bombs. The same tanker operators who bypass sanctions, financing a war that has already burned thousands of lives — from Kharkiv to Kherson. Turkey, which sells drones to Kyiv but whispers to Putin about negotiations in Istanbul, has just chosen a side. The side of those who bomb civilians, not the side of those fighting for survival. And to Western politicians who were waiting for a signal from Erdogan: here it is, but not the one you hoped for. He doesn’t shout “Destroy the shadow fleet!” He whispers, “Don’t touch our waters — and Russia’s money too.” If Turkey closes the Bosphorus to Ukrainian drones or grain, but opens it wide for Russian oil — your sanctions will collapse like a house of cards. And Moscow will buy even more missiles. There is a Ukrainian saying: “you can’t sit on two chairs.” Such things end badly for everyone who tries to play on both sides. You are either with the terrorists, or with the entire civilized world — and you don’t finance terrorism. You cannot fund terror and claim you are against the terrorists.

Devana 🇺🇦

61,094 views • 8 months ago

New Model Release: VEO 3 Google just dropped their most powerful video model yet, VEO 3. Today, it goes live on NFINITY. A small step for technology. A giant leap for storytelling. VEO 3 pushes video generation to new heights: — Cinematic quality — Natural motion and detail like never before. But let’s clear something up. VEO 3 is not a competitor to NFINITY. VEO 3 is a model. NFINITY is the platform. We don’t build the models. We harness the best from across the AI ecosystem: VEO 3, Flow, Kling, and more. We put them in your hands, in one creative space. That’s the difference. The creators build the future. We give them the tools to shape it. Start building.

New Model Release: VEO 3 Google just dropped their most powerful video model yet, VEO 3. Today, it goes live on NFINITY. A small step for technology. A giant leap for storytelling. VEO 3 pushes video generation to new heights: — Cinematic quality — Natural motion and detail like never before. But let’s clear something up. VEO 3 is not a competitor to NFINITY. VEO 3 is a model. NFINITY is the platform. We don’t build the models. We harness the best from across the AI ecosystem: VEO 3, Flow, Kling, and more. We put them in your hands, in one creative space. That’s the difference. The creators build the future. We give them the tools to shape it. Start building.

NFINITY AI

14,534 views • 1 year ago

This tiny little trick could DOUBLE your bites on a minnow! Here’s why👇 Most people nose hook their jig head and minnow, and there’s NOTHING wrong with that! It’s still very effective and gets a ton of bites! But what you’re sleeping on is rigging the minnow this way! Sure, it looks goofy, weird, and raises your eyebrows looking at it. Here’s the thing, this rigging method is sneaky effective at getting some extra bites! When you rig the minnow this way, 1️⃣ it helps the minnow roll side to side easier, 2️⃣ it helps the minnow sit more level in the water column, making it appear more natural, and 3️⃣ it also helps hide the jig head more when fishing in clear water, making it look less artificial to the fish! Give this a try and let me know what you think! Follow for more tips like this!🧠💡 #ike #ikeapproved #fishingtips BerkleyFishing

This tiny little trick could DOUBLE your bites on a minnow! Here’s why👇 Most people nose hook their jig head and minnow, and there’s NOTHING wrong with that! It’s still very effective and gets a ton of bites! But what you’re sleeping on is rigging the minnow this way! Sure, it looks goofy, weird, and raises your eyebrows looking at it. Here’s the thing, this rigging method is sneaky effective at getting some extra bites! When you rig the minnow this way, 1️⃣ it helps the minnow roll side to side easier, 2️⃣ it helps the minnow sit more level in the water column, making it appear more natural, and 3️⃣ it also helps hide the jig head more when fishing in clear water, making it look less artificial to the fish! Give this a try and let me know what you think! Follow for more tips like this!🧠💡 #ike #ikeapproved #fishingtips BerkleyFishing

Mike “IKE” Iaconelli

15,442 views • 20 days ago