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A truly excellent documentary.As a 13500 hour general aviation pilot in West Australia, where in places terrain are difficult to identify and prior to GPS, navigation was purely look and see, single pilot operations at times pushed junior pilots to the limits of their capabilities.Flying in IFR weather should never be attempted unless the pilot is fully qualified, current and familiar with the type of aircrat he is to fly.

We often witness pilots with low hours, long time since last flight, fly into disastous weather conditions.Flying into IMC without autopilot for a long period, is demanding even to an experienced pilot and we should be fully aware of the possible danger

The World Health Organization (WHO) released its first-ever report on the devastating global impact of high blood pressure, along with recommendations on the ways to win the race against this silent killer. The report shows approximately 4 out of every 5 people with hypertension are not adequately treated, but if countries can scale up coverage, 76 million deaths could be averted between 2023 and 2050.

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If you were to stand at the intersection of Maryland Avenue and West 24th Street in Baltimore's Old Goucher neighborhood and travel back in time 10 years, you would probably be shocked at the transformation. Back then, pavement blanketed the neighborhood. Of the few trees growing along streets, many were sickly or misshapen. Concrete, asphalt, and buildings soaked up the sun's rays in summer to create a sweltering heat island, sending temperatures soaring up to 10 degrees above those of surrounding areas. Heat is a "silent killer," researchers say, and can be especially dangerous for older and vulnerable people who are unable to escape into air-conditioned spaces. Old Goucher had a particularly susceptible population: people who came to be treated at the area's methadone clinics.

The severity of OSA is based on the number of respiratory sleep disruptions per hour of sleep during a sleep study, also called the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI). Basically, the higher the AHI, the more severe the sleep apnea. Most population studies suggest that about 60% of people with OSA fall into the mild category. In general, many studies demonstrate a linear relationship between the AHI and adverse health outcomes, lending strong support for treatment of moderate and severe OSA, but with less clear-cut support for clinical and/or cost-effective benefits for treating mild OSA.

Also, I'll add the devs have already said several times they looking into 3-genning. They are working on a system to help with that since they don't see 3 genning as an SM problem but a game problem in general. We see what happens from here but asking for a killer(who isnt broken) to be killswitched is silly esp when they could easily be killswitched for a year or more.

2. The 3 gen was extremely compact and the SM player never left it and hitting silent overcharge skill checks when the killer is always around and you have to play injured is nerve racking no matter who you are.

Most individuals diagnosed with hypertension will have increasing blood pressure (BP) as they age. Untreated hypertension is notorious for increasing the risk of mortality and is often described as a silent killer. Mild to moderate hypertension, if left untreated, may be associated with a risk of atherosclerotic disease in 30% of people and organ damage in 50% of people within 8-10 years after onset. Patients with resistant hypertension are also at higher risk for poor outcomes, particularly those with certain comorbidities (eg, chronic kidney disease, ischemic heart disease). [42] Patients with resistant hypertension who have lower BP appear to have a reduced risk for some cardiovascular events (eg, incident stroke, coronary heart disease, or heart failure). [42]

All excellent advise above. Don't ever try to jury rig your chimney. Even if you don't have a fire, you may get the silent killer, carbon monoxide. At the very least you'll probably need cement board behind the stove, and an air space between that and the plywood wall.

The silent killers are poverty, hunger, easily preventable diseases and illnesses, and other related causes. Despite the scale of this daily/ongoing catastrophe, it rarely manages to achieve, much less sustain, prime-time, headline coverage.

That summer, I interned at a gym. I only worked 3 hours per day, had very minimal life stress, slept as much as I wanted, worked out 3-4 hours per day, and generally enjoyed life. I added 100 pounds to my squat and ~175 pounds to my total in 3 months, destroying my old plateaus.

In the group you will learn the importance of avoiding some carbs, all vegetable/seed oils, all sweeteners, all processed fruits, juices, smoothies, etc., and how important it is to eat whole foods of fresh meats, animal products in general, high-fiber veggies with zero or low starch, and hydrate optimally, and increase salt. Once you are on the right diet, your brain will have the chance to relax and recover. ?

Not only is drowning a \\u201Csilent killer\\u201D but it can happen quickly, found drowning prevention expert Dr Amy Peden, a lecturer in injury prevention at the University of NSW. In the case of the boy in the video, his mother had left the pool to have a sauna with a friend, presuming he would be safe surrounded by adults and children. 006ab0faaa