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I am extremely frustrated with Docker Hub at the moment and have done everything to try to login to Docker from my Windows Home PC. This worked 100% a few weeks ago, but all of a sudden get the error the following error message:

Error response from daemon: Get -1.docker.io/v2/: net/http: request canceled while waiting for connection (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)

I'm working on a project and I submitted my first pull request and while I'm waiting I want to continue on working on my project building up from what I worked on the merge that's still pending on. Right now I have :

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This is just a simple discussion that I had in mind, nothing really crazy I was just curious to see what players tend to do while waiting for their crops to grow and seasons to pass. Because I was wondering, if you choose to start from scratch and let's say u get a harvester a tractor and the basics for the first field. It's planted, now we wait. What do we do ? We don't really have anything else no other fields no razor rides through town.. so do y'all roleplay or perhaps you do contract missions or even just skip time? How do you pass time. What do you like to do ? Leave your comments down.

Because of your age, you are eligible for Social Security retirement benefits while we process your application for disability. If you answer yes, we will consider this application for both retirement and disability benefits. Disability decisions usually take approximately 90 to 120 days. Applying for retirement may provide income while you wait.

Background: Severe symptomatic aortic stenosis (AS) is associated with high mortality without intervention. The impact of waiting time for aortic valve replacement (AVR), either surgically or transcatheter, has not been reported.

Conclusions: Some patients do not receive AVR in a timely fashion, and prolonged waiting time for AVR is associated with mortality greater than the AVR operative mortality. Although waiting time was not associated with poor operative outcomes after AVR, many patients may die while waiting for AVR. Patients should receive AVR on a semiurgent, not elective, basis.

Now that you have an accepted offer to purchase your new home, you are in what is not so lovingly referred to as Escrow Hell. Here are some things that you can do while you are waiting in escrow on your new home.

I know, such a harsh term, but there are so many things happening behind the scenes while you wait for your closing date. The escrow period is usually 30 days, but can be shorter or longer depending on your situation. Why not make the best use of your time designing your new home?

As you can see I had lots of ideas of what to do while waiting in escrow on your new home and went to work on each and every one of them from the get go! By the time escrow was done, I had completely designed each room, had a list of what I needed to do and to purchase so I had a great head start before we even moved a box!

The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network maintains the national database of information about the candidate waiting list and transplant surgeries. You can build a custom report on their website to learn more about organ transplantation in the U.S.

Still, a more diverse donor registry gives ethnic minorities on the transplant waiting list a better chance to find a good donor match. Because the immune system markers used to match organ donors and recipients are inherited, people with rare markers are more likely to match someone from a similar ethnic background. Learn more about matching.

If I've understood the Migrationsverket Website correctly, I'm entitled through EU right of residence (as a spouse) to live and work in Sweden while waiting for my application to be processed. While waiting I should enter Sweden using a Schengen visa, which will expire shortly after I arrive, and present myself for photographs and fingerprints as soon as possible once in Sweden.

You can leave Sweden, and if you need to go back the best way to do it is to apply for a new visa from a Swedish embassy or consulate. Show them your slip from the Migration Agency that you are waiting for a residence card, and they should issue you a new visa. Even being a family member of an EU national living in Sweden is enough to get a new visa. It might be better to talk to them about this visa before leaving Sweden, though.

@lotsofpain, waiting for a hip replacement is painful. You'll notice that I expanded the title of your discussion and moved it to the Joint Replacements group. I did this so that you can get tips and suggestions from others who may have also had to manage pain while waiting for a replacement, like @plantbased2 @bradley1941 @sueinmn @peggyn @naturegirl5 and @scottjeffe

What to do with your luggage while you walk around may be an issue.You likely won't be off the ship at 7- that is when it arrives- paperwork and disembarkation and luggage collection with customs would make 8:30 or so likelier - hard to predict exactly.

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You may be waiting for a transplant for a long time. While you're waiting, there are some things you will have to do in addition to your normal routine, to ensure you remain healthy and eligible for transplant.

You will have appointments with your transplant team while on the waitlist. The frequency of these appointments will depend on your health while on the waiting list and the transplant center, as each center has different requirements for how often they want to see you. At these appointments, tests will be done to inform the team about your condition and update your composite allocation score.

Some transplant centers may have additional requirements for patients. You may have to participate in pulmonary rehabilitation or receive education about the transplant process. Your transplant team will talk to you about the specific activities required while you're waiting for a transplant.

There is no question too big or too small. Use the time you have on the waiting list to learn as much as you can. The transplant team will answer any questions you have about the transplant process. Your social worker also may be able to provide you with reading materials so that you can educate yourself further about lung transplants. There are also other people with CF and families who have gone through the process and can share their experiences with you.

If you feel well enough to keep doing the activities you enjoy, it is strongly recommended that you do so. If you don't feel well enough to do those things, see if you can modify the activities to accommodate your condition, or try something new. Staying busy will help pass the time and keep your spirits up while you wait.

No one should have to face long, agonising waiting times for desperately needed treatments, such as joint replacements. And we know that the cost-of-living crisis is a real concern for you and your families too.

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