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Assessment of Platelet Storage Lesions, Viability, and Function in Canine Platelet Concentrate Units Stored at 4°C for 14 Days
AM acetoxymethyl FC fold change MFI median fluorescence intensity MPV mean platelet volume PAR protease-activated receptor PC platelet concentrate PDW platelet distribution width PS phosphatidylserine 1 Introduction Platelet transfusions play a role in the management of patients with severe thrombocytopenia and, less commonly, thrombocytopathia in canine and human patients.
Evaluation of Iron Status and Hematologic Parameters in Canine Blood Donors With Various Donation Frequencies
Conflicts of Interest Dr. Epstein is an Assistant Editor of the Journal but only participated in the peer review process as an author. The remaining authors declare no conflicts of interest. References 1, “ Canine Blood Collection,” in Manual of Veterinary Transfusion Medicine and Blood Banking, ed. K. Yagi and M. K. Holowaychuk (Wiley Blackwell, 2016), 199–211. 2, , and , “Iron Stores in Blood Donors,” JAMA 245, no. 20 (1981): 2038–2043.
Connecticut’s Historic Gardens Original
Roseland Cottage in Woodstock, Connecticut, is home to one of Historic New England’s most magnificent gardens. We talked to Roseland Cottage Site Manager Laurie Masciandaro about Roseland’s historic parterre garden, a new pollinator garden, and her work with Connecticut’s Historic Gardens. Roseland Cottage is part of Connecticut’s Historic Gardens, a consortium celebrating the gardens at distinctive historic homes in Connecticut.
Let it Grow! | Historic New England
Joie Grandbois: One of Historic New England’s climate action goals is enacting operational shifts that integrate climate action into the day-to-day operations of Historic New England. Property Care has taken steps to integrate climate action into our landscaping strategies. For instance, several of our properties have meadows that we used to mow and no longer do.
The Cape Cod Canal Turns 110 Original
This blog post is excerpted from an article by Timothy T. Orwig that appeared in the in the Spring 2014 issue of Historic New England magazine. Orwig, an architectural and social historian, is author of Cape Cod Canal, a photographic history published by Arcadia Publishing and based on Historic New England’s Nina Heald Webber Cape Cod Canal collection.
For the Preservationist in All of Us
This Saturday, June 1, all thirty-eight Historic New England sites open their doors to the public for free. But before we jump into another thrilling season packed with tours, programs, events, and community gatherings, let’s take a moment to reflect on how we can keep the spirit of Preservation Month alive year-round. Historic preservation isn’t just about saving buildings; it’s about enriching our communities, adding value to our cities and towns, and sharing diverse stories about our region.
Reconstructing Notre-Dame: An Interview with Preservation Carpenter Michael Burrey
Omri Nassau: Michael is my former instructor at North Bennet Street School. He is a preservation carpentry instructor, timber framer, craftsman, and preservationist. Michael, how did you become involved with the work at Notre Dame? Michael Burrey: Well, my work at Notre-Dame has a bit of an evolution from about twenty years ago, when I started working with Rick and Laura Brown from Handshouse Studio in Norwell, Massachusetts.
The “Bachelor Aesthetes” who Redefined American Interiors
Meet four pathbreaking interior decorators from prominent New England families whose queerness defied social norms and defined American style in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
This Preservation Month, let us help you take care of your old home
Whether it’s for a museum, a National Register-listed property, or one of the hundreds of thousands of century-old (or older) homes that give our region its unique sense of place, the information included below can be adapted to take care of any old building. Remember: If your old home is part of a local historic district or protected by a preservation easement, you may need to seek approval from the proper authorities before undertaking rehabilitation or updating its mechanical systems.
Car-Free New England Travel at Your Fingertips
Have you ever been asked — or asked someone else — “You don’t have a car? How do you manage to get around?” For many people, the answer is public transportation. Relying on public transportation requires a bit more planning and preparation than using your own car, but it is usually cheaper and more ecologically sound than driving a passenger vehicle. And on busy summer weekends, it might also be quicker.
Whistler Is Your Summer Adventure Base Camp. Here’s How to Do It All on Your Trip.
in paid partnership with There’s a reason people call the West Coast the best coast. It’s the same reason so many of your friends keep moving out west: British Columbia’s scenery is on a different level than Ontario’s, with mountain ranges so spectacular they’ll make any whirlwind tourist want to slow down, stay longer, and soak it all in. And there’s no better place for summer adventures in British Columbia than Whistler.
I HEARD | Kirkus Reviews
Before enslavement and beyond the Civil Rights Movement, African American culture presented in full color and powerful rhyme. A lesson about the pride and perseverance that inform African American identity. An adult invites a group of Black children—diverse in terms of skin tone and hairstyle—to gather around and listen. The story begins with Mother Africa and extends into a rich tapestry of ancestry, adversity, and accomplishments.
Where Theatre Meets Computer Science - TeachingTimes
Data literacy is important because as it gets easier for computers to collect large amounts of data, it is increasingly used to make decisions in our everyday lives. From fitness devices to smart meters to You Tube recommendations, our personal data is used by computers and technology companies all the time.
Micro:bits and how to use them in the classroom
By the end of term, all Scottish primary and secondary schools should have had a mysterious delivery of 20 computers. Not big desktop computers, but tiny “micro:bit” computers.
Manual plasma exchange to treat an accidental overdose of intravenous lipid emulsion in a dog with baclofen toxicosis
Abstract CASE DESCRIPTION An approximately 2-year-old sexually intact male German Shorthair Pointer was presented for treatment of baclofen toxicosis. CLINICAL FINDINGS The dog had signs of severe baclofen toxicosis (no gag reflex, intermittent vocalization, and stupor) and received intravenous lipid emulsion (142 mL/kg) as a constant rate infusion over 11 hours.
Period | Various Authors | Macmillan
Periods enter the spotlight in this essay collection that raises a variety of voices on a topic long shrouded in shame and secrecy. In this collection, writers of various ages and across racial, cultural, and gender identities share stories about the period. Each of our twelve authors brings an individual perspective and sensibility. They write about homeless periods, nonexistent periods, male periods, political periods, and more.
14 Secret Deals In Toronto You Can Get If You Have An SPC Card
All of Toronto loves to pretend that they have it all together; the perfect condo with that 6ix view, no student loans, and a perfect work-life balance that somehow includes 6am spin classes. But let's be real, we're all hot messes under our colour coordinated Insta feeds, and one thing Torontonians will forever flock too? A good deal (because weekends at Patria and Early Mercy may seem glam, but our wallets are actually hurting).
9 Outdoor Spots In Calgary That'll Turn Your Instagram Game Into Pure Fire
Let's be real, whether you like to admit it or not, there's nothing quite as satisfying as a fire Insta feed. Something about an aesthetic that's on point makes you feel like you've got it all together (or, like us, pretend to). There's no also no doubt that the end summer (and beginning of autumn!) brings the quality of your feed to the next level. Photos from those last drinks on the patio and those first hints of pumpkin.
You Can Rent Out This Awesome Space For Parties And Events Just Outside Of Toronto
If there's one thing that unites us more than anything it's this - Toronto ain't cheap. From $7 lattes to insane rent prices, it's getting harder and harder to find somewhere to go in the city in your budget. And even though we love pretending like standing in that hour long line to drop $20 cover (and then $15 on a single vodka soda) is worth the Insta, we can all agree that your wallet is going to hurt - especially if you're coming from the Toronto city centre, and it's not fun.
Days in life of Kathrine Switzer -- a fearless woman
The ability for women to chase the their dreams can be attributed in part to Kathrine Switzer, the first official woman runner at the Boston Marathon.She continues to inspire others to see the boundaries that society sets for them as obstacles that they can shatter as they reach their full potential.Switzer said, “People talk about older athletes, older people the way they talked about women 50 years ago. ‘You shouldn’t do that, you are too weak, you are too fragile, you might hurt yourself.
9 Patios In Toronto You Need To Check Out For Your Next Outing
We all know the saying: if there's a will, there's a way. Well, my friends, summer in Toronto makes it clear what that way is... patio season. Even if you're stuck on the Queen St. 501 during rush hour, or you're stranded during another bi-weekly TTC delay, all you need to hear is, "patio tonight?" to get you there. Just the idea of holding a crisp beer in the outdoors, hanging with your besties can bring a smile to even the most stressed out person in the 6ix.
Sleeping on the Wing
“Conversational ease, technical expertise and inspiring enthusiasm make the book a marvel.” —Newsweek “When two fine poets get together and produce a work on the criticism and appreciation of modern poetry the result is more than likely to be first-rate. And so it is with Sleeping on the Wing.” —Independent Press Telegram “Sensible introductory material, short readable essays on the poets, and stimulating suggestions for writing complement the selections beautifully.
Master Class by Kate Farrell
class in poetry and painting. What luck to be swept with the elect across the ocean that night to environs that could only be by Klee. Klee? you protest. Surely the dreamer is everyone in her dream. Yes, and no, but isn’t that so even in waking classrooms? In this one, an expansive and guides, leading us through the gates and along the pathways of painting after painting.
19 Stunning Cafes Across Ontario You'll Fall In Love With
There is something about the idea of cafes and during the cold months that just works. Walking along a snow frosted street towards your favourite cafe, with the wind turning your cheeks rosy, to finally walk into that familiar smell of coffee beans grinding. Now THAT is romantic. We could probably be married to a coffee shop, but we have standards, and so do you. To make this idealistic picture really work we know that you can't just walk into any old coffee shop.
14 Towns In Ontario To Visit If You're Too Broke To Go To Europe
When your daydreaming about Europe your mind instantly thinks of: beautiful people, stunning architecture, scenery, and adventure. Other thoughts about Europe = an empty wallet, because it's an expensive place to live! What is the beauty about this scenario? We're blessed to live in the province that is a Europe 2.0. The best part about a European vacation is that your options are endless. From the mountains of Switzerland to beautiful canals in Venice there's a mini-trip for everyone.
Kenneth Koch
Prize-winning author Kenneth Koch published numerous collections of poetry, avant-garde plays, and short fiction while also serving as one of the nation's best-known creative writing teachers during a career that spanned over five decades. Associated with the New York School of poetry for most of his career, Koch used surrealism, satire, irony, and an element of surprise in many of his poems.
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