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Neu Urgent Care
Urgent Care & Addiction Medicine located in Hazel Park, MI
When you’re already in the office for urgent care or an annual checkup, you shouldn’t have to waste time traveling to another facility to get blood drawn and lab tests performed. That’s why the team at Neu Urgent Care in Hazel Park, Michigan, provides onsite lab services, including blood draws, urinalysis, and other specialized tests. To receive comprehensive care for acute and chronic health problems, call the office, book a same-day appointment online with Dr. Mohamed Saleh MD,DC, or simply walk into the clinic.
How do I benefit from in-house lab services?
In keeping with their dedication to offering comprehensive health care, the team at Neu Urgent Care maintains an onsite lab. They can perform the tests needed to provide individualized care, which is an exceptional benefit for your overall health. You also gain advantages such as:
You won’t waste time traveling to another facility for lab work.
You can wait for some results and they often get faster turnaround for tests sent out to a lab for evaluation.
Your lab work is performed by health care professionals who are familiar with your medical history and who care for your well-being. They also understand issues like needle anxiety, so they can take the procedure slowly or make sure you have a topical anesthetic.
What lab services are available?
At Neu Urgent Care, trained lab technicians draw your blood, perform blood work onsite, and send blood samples to a lab for specialized testing if necessary. You can also have a full urinalysis or receive urine drug testing. The lab technicians also perform rapid strep throat and flu testing.
Frequently performed lab tests and the reason they’re ordered include:
Complete blood count: screens for many medical conditions, including infections and anemia
Urinalysis: screens for urinary tract infections, kidney function, and diabetes
Lipid profile: checks blood levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Serum glucose: tests for diabetes
Thyroid screening: tests for high or low levels of thyroid hormones
Metabolic panel: indicates the health of your kidneys and liver, and measures electrolytes, glucose, and blood protein
This list isn’t comprehensive. There are hundreds of lab tests that are performed using your blood sample drawn at Neu Urgent Care.
When might I need lab services?
You may need lab work to test for an acute illness when you come in for urgent care services. Your doctor at Neu Urgent Care may perform lab tests when you experience new symptoms or to screen for chronic health conditions during a routine examination. The team also draws blood and collects urine samples to test for STDs.
The bottom line is that 70% of all medical decisions are based on lab tests, making them essential for accurately diagnosing the underlying cause of your symptoms.
If you have any questions about in-office lab services or you need to schedule an appointment, call Neu Urgent Care or use the online booking feature.

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text: Due to the increase in demand for food, Clayton Baptist Church are running short of food supplies, i.e. tins of soup, breakfast cereals, eggs, tins of fruit, tins of meat, tins of veg, pasta sauce, tea / coffee etc. Also fruit and vegetables. Please can you help by donating items to Clayton Baptist Church. Alternatively if you bring your items to church on Sunday we will make sure that they get to the food bank.

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– – oh my god why these things are possible that you do it and comment down below what you think let’s get it on video you’re gonna need different colors of food coloring and then you’re also going to add lemon juice and bath salts or regular salt baking soda and continue to put the baking soda and everything is so put about a cup of baking soda and some random amount of salt and if you want to
have sparkles and your thing then add some sparkles just like regular glittery bar from the craft store because that’s literally gonna go down the drain kill the fish in the ocean just use like a shadow pigment put on you and mix up all the dry ingredients first and then you’re there need a spray bottle so full of spray bottle with a
little bit of water and then fill the rest of it about halfway through the bottle with lemon juice cross then mixture food coloring in with the lemon juice about three drops and shake it up this is the fun part spray one spray of the food coloring lemon juice into the mixture and then mix it up all the way and then spray another one at a time and mix it up all the way until it’s the color you want
so I wanted to read and then do the same thing for some yellow purple and blue and then to shape it I literally found an egg poacher you can literally use an easter egg problem so use whatever continue using and push the product and tight and just keep adding a bunch of different colors because it’s going to turn out nice and add make sure it’s really tightly packed and didn’t seem to the other side and then bang on the top to make sure the bath fizzy mold hold together and then I just took a ponytail and secured it there is no way that this is coming apart so you have like leave this out for like five hours or you can put it in the freezer for one hour and not have to wait what else do you expect time to check the results there
cute I’m all ready to test this out already ready and go yeah that’s that’s pretty much all bath bombs can do here’s something that I figured out along the way you have to make sure to do that just doesn’t get up you need to only spray once . of time you’re
spraying the color onto the baking soda and then mix it all the way and then you also want to make sure that it’s completely fully dry and that way your bath bomb will actually visible.

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ERIC Number: EJ1050798
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2015-Feb
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Autonomic Dysregulation during Sensory Stimulation in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Schaaf, Roseann C.; Benevides, Teal W.; Leiby, Benjamin E.; Sendecki, Jocelyn A.
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, v45 n2 p461-472 Feb 2015
Autonomic nervous system (ANS) activity during sensory stimulation was measured in 59 children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) ages 6-9 in comparison to 30 typically developing controls. Multivariate comparisons revealed significant differences between groups in the respiratory sinus arrhythmia (parasympathetic measure) vector of means across sensory stimuli (p = 0.02) and in change from domain to domain (p = 0.01). Sympathetic activity, measured by pre-ejection period, did not differ significantly between groups, although it was higher in ASD participants. Findings suggest that participants with ASD demonstrated a different pattern of parasympathetic activity during sensory stimulation. Findings are discussed in relation to the biological mechanisms of sensory processing in autism, insight into the autism phenotype, and the utility of ANS activity as an outcomes marker.
Descriptors: Children, Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Neurology, Sensory Experience, Comparative Analysis, Stimulation, Multivariate Analysis
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Maria Vinogradova (Rus. Мария Виноградова) in Russian Dance from the ballet Swan Lake, music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, choreography by Yury Grigorovich using fragments by Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, and Alexander Gorsky. Violin solo: Alexey Lukirsky. Ballet Star Gala, Mikhailovsky Theatre. Shot on 10.2.2018.
Maria Vinogradova (Rus. Мария Виноградова) is currently Leading Soloist with Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow. She was born in Moscow, graduated 2006 from Moscow State Academy of Choreography (pedagogue Natalya Revich). Same year she was included to the troupe of Bolshoi Theatre, repetitor Tatiana Golikova. Maria is married to Ivan Vasiliev.
Photo by Jack Devant ballet photography © with kind permission of the Mikhailovsky Theatre.


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Social contract: “an implicit agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits, for example by sacrificing some individual freedom for state protection.” – Oxford Languages
The fundamental basis for American democracy is a social contract. That includes accepting the results of elections, even if the person or party we wanted to gain office does not win. It also means being willing to accept the decisions of our courts and legislators, even if they rule or pass a law we dislike. The social contract does allow us to lobby our representatives to change those laws. It allows us to bring court cases challenging those laws and decisions. We are also permitted to protest those decisions and laws in print, on social media and by peaceful protests or gatherings. What we are not allowed to do is attempt to overthrow those decisions by force or violence.
In order for our social contract to stand, we must all accept the same reality, something that is not currently happening in our country. The claims of fake news fly through the air about anything people dislike or with which they disagree. Confusion about the difference between opinion and fact makes debate impossible because there needs to be some basic agreement about them before we can have a real discussion. For our social contract to work, we must not equate a theory or meme or conspiracy with fact without checking to see whether it is correct – no matter who posts it. If we are unwilling to do that work, or prefer to accept ideas simply because they re-enforce our preconceived notions, then our democracy may soon be no more.
The actions of the rioters on January 6 in Washington, DC, scared me. Although there is no solid evidence of fraud, a large group of Americans are refusing to accept the results of the election as valid. Please note there is a different between wanting to show support for the candidate who lost and trying to declare the winner’s victory null and void. Some of those who stormed the Capitol were willing to kill to change our government and they had the weapons with them to do so. Let’s be clear here: they were advocating the violent overthrow of our government. Even worse, they were cheered on by people who should have known better: those asking the vice president of the United States to go against the rule of law by not accepting the election results and the lawyer who suggested that the election should be decided by a trial by combat.
Democracy is a fragile thing and we can no longer take this precious gift for granted. The beauty of our system is that the exchange of power has never – at least in the past – been accompanied by bloodshed or violence. That was true even when a president was forced to resign. I remember that moment and was so proud of our country because even those of his own party recognized what needed to be done for the good of the nation. Unfortunately, in our day, too many on both sides refuse to consider whether their actions benefit all citizens.
I am writing this column the week before the inauguration. Photos of armed guards protecting the Capitol building and reports of potential violent protests across the nation appear on every news website I visit. This world is a new and frightening place. I can only hope and pray that the January 6 violence is an aberration, but I’m not sure I really believe that. More than four years ago, I wrote that there was a lot of anger in our country and that no matter who won, something needed to be done about that. The events of the last four years have only inflamed that anger and our divisions.
Our leaders must do something to move us forward. Our social contract is tattered and partly broken. We need to repair it before it shatters completely – before there is civil war in our land, and bombs and violence fill our streets.

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KGF actor Yash to feature in Puri Jagannadh’s Jana Gana Mana?
KGF star Yash will play lead role in Puri Jagannadh's Jana Gana Mana, which was rejected by Mahesb Babu
Years after Mahesh Babu rejected Puri Jagannadh’s Jana Gana Mana, the same project seems to have landed by KGF Chapter 1 star Yash. According to Indian Express, Kannada star, Yash has been approached by iSmart Shankar director to play the lead role in Jana Gana Mana.
It is to be noted that Mahesh Babu walked out of the film for unknown reasons but it looks like Puri has found the capable alternative of Maharshi actor.
Puri Jagannadh, who is basking in the grand success of iSmart Shankar, has recently gone to Bengaluru to discuss the script with Yash. A source told The Indian Express, “Puri always wanted to make Jana Gana Mana keeping the pan-India audience in mind. The story is a take on the gruesome murders, rape cases and crimes that shook our nation over the last few years. The director sat twice with Yash to discuss the script in Bengaluru, and the duo will meet again soon for the final narration.”
If everything falls in place, Puri Jagannadh begins the shooting of Jana Gana Mana, once Yash completes the shoots of KGF 2.
The Hindi version of KGF Chapter 2 will be bankrolled by Farhan Akhtar. On the occasion of Sanjay Dutt’s 60th birthday which falls on 29th July 2019, Farhan Akhtar took to his social media accounts and unveiled a dreaded look of Baba. The Khalnayak actor will play the character of Adheera.
I remember, as a kid, watching him shoot for his debut film ‘Rocky’ on bandstand and all these years later we’re finally collaborating on something special.
Here’s presenting @duttsanjay as Adheera from #KGFChapter2.
And here’s also wishing him a happy birthday. Big hug pic.twitter.com/Ua8uNeYVPA
— Farhan Akhtar (@FarOutAkhtar) July 29, 2019
On the professional front, Puri Jagannath’s last directorial film was iSmart Shankar and he has announced the sequel to the film Double iSmart. On the other hand, Yash is currently shooting for KGP Chapter 2, which is likely to hit the theatres later this year.

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Israeli schools to hold day marking expulsion of Jews from Arab countries
Israeli programs offer innovative model for struggling teensSearching for a more holistic approach to emotional and behavioral issues, parents turn to Israel for innovative programing.
Overcoming the angst of being a teenager (or parenting one) can be tricky. When teens are struggling with emotional or behavioral issues, it becomes a greater challenge, especially in a world that is quick to diagnose and medicate. When issues go unnoticed or worse, swept under the rug, a teen will more likely turn to other, less safe venues for support or escape.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Innovative programs in Israel, like Free Spirit Experience, Naale Elite Academy, and Counterpoint Israel are filling the gap by providing environments that use challenge by choice and empowerment models to help teens grow and heal.
S.C., mother of 15 year-old Free Spirit participant, T.C., was searching for help for her son in the United States and was offered extremely limited options. “When my son went off the rails, all the consultants and professionals steered us toward 12-step programs, the wilderness program in Utah, and therapeutic boarding schools,” S.C. said. “We felt misdiagnosed as a family and our child wrongly pegged as an addict for life. We felt that our child was being set up for failure. It made him desperately angry, depressed, hateful and destructive.”
This is an all too common experience for parents. But there are now growing choices in Israel to counter this frustration and for teens to get a fresh start.
Among them are Free Spirit, an 8-10 week customized, therapeutic experience in Israel for teens that need a restart in their lives, Naale Elite Academy, a high school program for teens from abroad who need a change and Counterpoint Israel, camps for Israeli teens from difficult and low socio-economic backgrounds, run by Yeshiva University students.
What sets these programs apart is that they don’t view teens as broken or troublemakers that need to be fixed; they see a whole person that needs the right environment to get re-centered and flourish. At Free Spirit, teens are immediately cherished and given responsibility and at Counterpoint Israel counselors don’t know who has a troubled background, so all the teens start out on even footing.
S.C. understood how important this approach was for her son’s healing and refused to accept the choices she was offered. “We do not believe the answer to his life is for him to sit in a room every day and examine his weaknesses,” S.C. explained. “We needed a paradigm shift that returned him to physical and mental health and didn’t leave him stigmatized for the rest of his life.”
They breathed a sigh of relief when they found this approach in Free Spirit, a program that uses a challenge by choice approach through outdoor and wilderness therapy, and other confidence building activities. “When he arrived at Kibbutz Hazorea there were no privileges to be earned,” S.C. explained. “He did not have to start at zero and undergo the humiliation of having to prove himself worthy of every tiny privilege, as he had to do in previous programs. He started at 10 and was treated with dignity and respect. His anger and oppositional behavior dissipated immediately.”
Teens typically have a keen sense for authenticity, are extremely emotionally sensitive and can immediately pick up on people’s intentions. Julia (16) was hesitant when her educational counselor told her about Free Spirit, but calmed down when Tamir, co-founder and psychologist came to visit twice. “I saw that he was very calm and had a very deep understanding of what’s going on,” Julia said. “We were able to develop a really nice relationship even before I came to Free Spirit.”
To make sure each teen gets what they need, Naale has a network of professionals, including dorm counselors, social workers, language specialists, psychologists and of course dedicated teachers. “Every child needs something different.” Ilana Joffe, Naale counselor explained. Everything that a child needs, we take care of. I talk with the parents all the time to let them know what’s going on with their kid.” The students really feel their genuine care. “I love my teachers, they really help a lot and give you extra support if you need it,” Ross Pressner, Naale Junior said. “They are the best.”
Transformations take place every day in these programs as teens are given the environment they need to thrive. Deb (19) has a special Free Spirit story. She was born in Kamathipura, Mumbai’s red light district because her mother was a sex-worker. When she was 14 she was sent to live at Kranti, an NGO that educates and empowers girls who were born in Kamathipura.
Deb lived in Kranti for 5 years and really wanted more independence and to find work but was depressed and smoking and drinking a lot. Robin, Kranti co-founder, suggested she go to Free Spirit. “Robin told me they will help me develop my mind and help me adjust when I get back to India,” Deb said. “I heard about it and I was like, ‘Yalla, let’s back my bags.’”
Julia also needed a change of scenery. “My parents were trying to give me a stress-free space with no responsibility, because they thought it would help me focus on my school work,” Julia explained. “But I realized here that I prefer having responsibility and it’s helped. I’m coming out of this strong.”
Deb’s zest for life is contagious and she is now dreaming of becoming a dance therapist to help other girls like her. “I used to tell myself that I’m not proud of myself and that I haven’t done a lot for other people,” Deb said. “When I talk to Adina (counselor), I’m very proud of myself that I can share with people. I am now able to recognize when I feel like I need to shut-down, and I know it’s not healthy.
In Counterpoint Israel, the campers are often repeat customers. Two of my campers in Kiryat Malachi, who were amongt the most difficult and wild students, are no longer in counterpoint,” Ariella Muller, Counterpoint counselor, said. “They are now madrichim (counselors) in their own camps, teaching younger kids and are giving back to their own community.”
The success of the approach of these programs speaks for itself.
After only one week at Free Spirit, Matt (16) already felt different. “People here are a lot easier to talk to,” Matt explained. “In the UK you make friends only through friends of friends or from school. Here you can go to a park, join a game of football and then you’re friends. It’s a nice concept. Not like that where I’ve been.”
For Julia, “It really changed my perspective on life and I got a lot of tools to help me. Learning about relationship was huge. I now see that my parents really love me and that everyone has good intentions.”
When teens feel supported and safe, transformations can happen naturally. With new programs, like Free Spirit, offering a different model for struggling teens, parents can breathe easier knowing that the future is more hopeful for everyone.
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With a name like Turnover, this band has always been prepared for change. And since their founding in 2009, that's exactly what they've endured, with major shifts in lineup, location, and sound. Still, they have always stayed true to their DIY visions. Formed in Virginia Beach, with lead vocalist Austin Getz, drummer Casey Getz (his brother), bassist Danny Dempsey, and guitarists Alex Dimaiuat and Kyle Kojan, Turnover started out as pure pop-punk.
They released a quick, punchy slice of punk with their 2011 self-titled EP and were soon signed to Run for Cover Records. They toured relentlessly going forward, alongside bands like Light Years and Citizen, but soon Dimaiuat and Kojan would depart the band. Austin then took up guitar and the band released their full-length debut, ‘Magnolia,' in 2013. The slimmed-down lineup also helped smooth out Turnover's sound. While still centered on peppy punk riffs, ‘Magnolia' revealed a far more melodic and diligent brand of emo. They soon took to the road, supporting bands like I Am the Avalanche and Major League throughout the U.S. and Europe. They also joined pop-punk pioneers New Found Glory on tour as they prepared for the release of their sophomore album, one that would mark another drastic change in both the band's sound and size, with the addition of guitarist Eric Soucy.
Second album ‘Peripheral Vision' ditched the punk attitude and tension in favor of rich shoegaze textures and soft dream pop. It proved a successful shift for the band as it hit No. 4 on Billboard's Heatseekers Albums chart. They eventually headlined dates around the U.S. and U.K. in support of the album.
In another big move soon thereafter, frontman Austin Getz headed west, settling into life in California wine country as the band began work on their third LP, 2017's ‘Good Nature.' The location change would infuse its way into the album, which glows with hazy, sun-soaked melodies. But as the band prepared for its release, they would experience another reshaping, as Soucy was forced to leave the lineup. Still, somehow, they persist, selling out shows with bands like The Story So Far, as they continue to refine their sound.


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If you were that kid that grew up with the Atari 2600, you will definitely remember the distinctive box art packaging. As a kid seeing the Atari video game box art made me go to my mom and say to her, “I want you to buy me those games!” This October 2016, Dynamite and author Tim Lapetino take Atari fans on journey of video game artwork with The Art of Atari.
The Atari company formed in 1972 began the electronic video game revolution. It was not just about the games, Atari hired various artists to advertise and market the video games with that distinctive Atari art style. The visual illustrations of adventure, fantasy, science fiction and sports was part of Atari’s history. The book offers an incredible collection of behind-the-scenes photos, concept art, box art, drawings and interviews with key players in developing and creating the artwork.
Title: Art of Atari
Author: Tim Lapetino
Available: October 25, 2016
Check out: Art of Atari

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Shares of Dodla Dairy Ltd. gained after ICICI Securities initiated coverage on the stock with a ‘buy’, citing the company’s competitive advantages in milk procurement, distribution and branding.
The brokerage, according to its research report released on Sept. 27, has set a target price of Rs 700 apiece on the maker of everything from ghee and ice-creams to flavored milk and milk-based sweets. That implies a potential upside of 16.6% from the current market price.
Shares of Dodla Dairy gained as much as 6.6% to Rs 632.8 apiece in early trade on Tuesday. The stock has rallied 45.7% since its Rs 520-crore IPO in June.
ICICI Securities, the first brokerage to rate the Hyderabad-based dairy company’s stock, said its cluster approach will continue to be a key competitive advantage, considering its steady growth potential in south India. “Its milk procurement, including its plants as well as the distribution network, is established in south India, and it has a small business in Africa.
The company’s strong brands such as Dodla Dairy, Dodla + and KC +, according to the brokerage, also work in its favor. It has steadily increased ad spend-to-sales to strengthen brand equity. Besides, Dodla procures almost 100% of milk from farmers. That, the report said, helps to reduce procurement price as most middlemen are eliminated, as well as results in negative working capital. The company’s wide distribution network of more than 1,510 milk and milk product distributors and 455 Dodla milk parlors are other advantages.
According to ICICI Securities, the company’s plan to focus on key products such as packaged milk and curd that generate healthy return ratios works out well. “These products require negligible investments in working capital and also limited capex. Hence, they continue to generate return ratios in excess of the cost of capital. It also plans to steadily expand its ice-cream portfolio but does not plan to expend aggressively in low return on capital employed products like ghee, whey and cheese. ”
ICICI Securities also listed a few key risks to its upside projections:
- A steep rise in competitive pressures and material increase in production capacities by peers in a short time frame can hurt Dodla’s earnings. Higher cost of production may also impact earnings.
- Any delay in launch of new products and / or failure of new products may impact Dodla’s financials.
- If there is prolonged weakness in India’s economy, it will impact the company’s growth prospects.
- The company’s inability to compete with dairy cooperatives may adversely affect the results of operations and financial conditions.