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Greetings! One of the joys of hosting PTE over the past 35 years is the opportunity to present multiple genres over a two hour period and make the flow, or non-flow, of the program interesting.  This week we have creative improv, brushing on both jazz and classical realms. Then we move one to contemporary composition, electroacoustics & experimental ambient.  And that's only in Phase One... Enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/envpusher1.bsky.social Twitter-like x-thing: https://x.com/envpusher1    12-14-24 PTE Playlist   Third Meditation / Fifth Meditation - Joseph Benzola - Stained Glass Meditation - Amanita Music (2024) https://josephbenzola.bandcamp.com/album/stained-glass-meditation   Partita No. 1 for Alto Saxophone and Contra​-​Alto Guitar/ Carl Clements - Partitas, Book 1 - Greydisc Records (2024) https://kevinkastning.bandcamp.com/album/partitas-book-1    the wind said especially now... - Kevin Kastning / Phil Grenadier - In Visible Ascent - Greydisc Records (2024) https://kevinkastning.bandcamp.com/album/in-visible-ascent    Brace Yourselves! (An Impact for Clarinet and Piano) - composer: Nathan Hudson / story: Ben Loory - Music for Falling & Flying - Neuma Records (2024) https://nathanhudson.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-falling-and-flying    Red Blood Cells - Peter Gena - Beethoven in Soho and Other Works - New World Records (2024) https://newworldrecords.bandcamp.com/album/peter-gena-beethoven-in-soho-and-other-works    Black Pill Accelerationist - The Problem Belief - Learning Curves - digital album (2024) https://theproblembelief.bandcamp.com/album/learning-curves    The Subtle Art of the Schizophrenic Mind - zisurru - One - digital release (2020) https://zisurru.bandcamp.com/album/one    Sky's Acetylene - composer: David Fulmer / New York Philharmonic, conductor: Jeffrey Milarsky - Sky's Acetylene - New Focus Recordings (2021) https://newfocusrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/skys-acetylene    Old Schmeckled Hen - Solilians - Klezmische Deluxe Bring Them Home Now - I Heart Noise (2024) https://solilians.bandcamp.com/album/klezmische-deluxe-bring-them-home-now    Red Haired Laser Boy - EZRA - Earth to EZRA - Cantaloupe Music (2024) https://ezraquartet.bandcamp.com/album/earth-to-ezra    Super Shiny Floors - Xqui & Dogs Versus Shadows - Dwell Time - Subexotic Records (2024) https://subexoticrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dwell-time    Shopping Centre - Carlisle City Council - The Lanes Re​-​Development - Subexotic Records (2024) https://carlislecitycouncil.bandcamp.com/album/the-lanes-re-development    Salford Shopping City - David A. Jaycock - Music For Space-Age Shopping - Subexotic Records (2024) https://davidajaycock.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-space-age-shopping    Battery Park, diagonally... (excerpt) - Makhun - digital release (2024) https://makhun.bandcamp.com/album/battery-park-diagonally 

NASA JPL intern Maya D. Yanez has recently defended her Ph.D. on acetylenotrophy. This is the ability to extract energy from acetylene, and only a few species of bacteria (that we know of here on Earth) have it. They aren't very studied, and there's never been astrobiology studies specifically about this - so Maya's Ph.D. represents a whole new possibility for life to exist on other worlds. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and the Potential for Life on Titan 02:06 Titan's Unique Environment and Habitability 05:37 Understanding Moles and Molecules on Titan 09:25 The Role of Water and Amino Acids on Titan 12:37 The Importance of Tungsten and Other Metals for Microbes on Titan 18:44 Impact Melt Ponds and Potential Habitability on Titan 29:18 The Dragonfly Mission and Selk Crater 32:09 Discovering New Microbes and Metabolisms 36:21 The Role of Acetylene in the Origins of Life 53:00 Formation of Planets from Gas and Dust Clouds 57:40 Formation of the Solar System and the Dichotomy of Gas Giants and Rocky Planets 01:05:27 Moons and the Potential for Life on Titan 01:19:45 Redefining Life to Include Different Forms 01:21:42 Proto-Life and Categorizing Life 01:23:27 The Enigma of Viruses 01:25:15 Evolution of Viruses and Bacteria 01:32:47 Acetylene-Eating Microbes and Life on Titan 01:43:09 Isotopic Fractionation and Tracing Life 01:46:16 Personal Journey and Pursuing a Scientific Career 01:51:54 Pursuing Higher Education and Cultural Identity Loss 01:54:09 The Impact of Mentors and Belief in Success 01:57:19 The First Astrobiology Application of Acetylenotrophs 02:01:12 The Future of Maya's Research and Publications 02:05:30 Exploring Monopoles and Other Physics Concepts 02:07:18 Life Inside Stars and Cosmic Bullet Holes 02:09:05 The Fascination of Science at Different Scales 02:13:13 Science Education and Lesson Plans for Elementary Students 02:18:23 Resources for Further Exploration 02:21:34 The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in STEM 02:23:42 Challenges Faced by Early Career Scientists 02:29:14 Exploring the Potential for Life on Other Planets 02:42:41 Ethical Considerations in Space Exploration AI summary: Maya Yanez discusses the potential for microbial life on Saturn's moon Titan. While it is unlikely that Earth microbes could survive on Titan, there is a possibility that microbes have evolved or originated on Titan and are accustomed to its unique conditions. Titan's thick atmosphere, comprised of nitrogen and methane, protects the surface from radiation. The presence of hydrocarbons, such as acetylene, in Titan's atmosphere and on its surface is a key factor in its potential habitability. The subsurface ocean on Titan, which is 18 times the volume of Earth's oceans, is another exciting aspect that could support life. Maya discusses the energy choices of microbes and how they impact their metabolism. She explains how energy-yielding reactions have led to the discovery of new microbes and metabolisms on Earth. Maya also talks about the importance of anammox in the nitrogen cycle and the conditions necessary for life to exist on other planets. She discusses the formation of the solar system and the role of supernovae in the condensation of gas and dust to form planets. The conversation explores the formation of the solar system and the conditions necessary for life on other planets. It discusses the differences between gas giants and rocky planets, the process of fusion in stars, and the temperature variations in the sun. The possibility of landing on the sun and the Parker Solar Probe mission are also mentioned. The conversation then delves into the formation of moons and the potential for life on Titan, focusing on the presence of complex organic chemistry, protection from cosmic radiation, and the availability of minerals. The importance of phosphorus in life and the search for extraterrestrial life that is different from life on Earth are also discussed. The conversation in this part focuses on the definition of life and the potential for life on other planets. The concept of life with a Y is introduced, which encompasses all types of life on Earth and the potential for life as we don't know it. The discussion also touches on the origins of viruses and their relationship to bacteria. The energy storage molecule ATP is mentioned, and the density of energy it contains is explored. The conversation concludes with a personal story about Maya's educational journey and her passion for learning. Maya shares her journey of pursuing higher education and her experiences as a minority in the field of science. She discusses the challenges she faced, including cultural identity loss and self-doubt. Maya highlights the importance of having mentors who believe in you and the impact they can have on your success. She also talks about her research on acetylenotrophs and the potential for life on Titan. Maya concludes by sharing her passion for science education and her efforts to make science accessible to young students. In this final part of the conversation, Maya discusses her work at USC and her aspirations to work at JPL. She also talks about the budget cuts at NASA and the importance of diversity and inclusion in STEM. Maya shares how she has inspired her younger family members to pursue science and emphasizes the need for representation in the field. The conversation then delves into the potential for life on Mars, Venus, Europa, and Titan, and the ethical considerations of human exploration and colonization of other planets. Keywords Titan, microbes, potential habitability, hydrocarbons, subsurface ocean, microbes, energy choices, metabolism, energy-yielding reactions, new microbes, anamox, nitrogen cycle, life on other planets, solar system formation, supernovae, gas and dust condensation, solar system formation, gas giants, rocky planets, fusion, temperature of the sun, landing on the sun, Parker Solar Probe, formation of moons, life on Titan, complex organic chemistry, cosmic radiation, minerals, phosphorus, extraterrestrial life, definition of life, life with a Y, potential for life, viruses, bacteria, ATP, energy density, educational journey, higher education, minority representation, cultural identity, self-doubt, mentors, research, acetylenotrophs, life on Titan, science education, USC, JPL, budget cuts, diversity, inclusion, STEM, inspiration, life on Mars, life on Venus, life on Europa, life on Titan, human exploration, colonization, ethics Takeaways Microbes from Earth are unlikely to survive on Titan, but there is a possibility of microbes that have evolved or originated on Titan. Titan's thick atmosphere, comprised of nitrogen and methane, protects the surface from radiation. The presence of hydrocarbons, such as acetylene, in Titan's atmosphere and on its surface is a key factor in its potential habitability. Titan's subsurface ocean, which is 18 times the volume of Earth's oceans, is another exciting aspect that could support life. Microbes make energy choices based on the type of diet and metabolism they perform. Energy-yielding reactions have led to the discovery of new microbes and metabolisms on Earth. Anamox is critical to the nitrogen cycle and was theorized based on its energy-yielding potential. The formation of the solar system involved the condensation of gas and dust, triggered by a nearby supernova explosion. Gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn formed farther away from the sun and were able to capture hydrogen and helium gas, while rocky planets like Earth did not capture these gases and remained closer to the sun. The temperature of the sun varies, with the surface being cooler than the corona, which can reach millions of degrees Kelvin. The Parker Solar Probe mission flew close to the sun, but there is no solid surface to land on. Moons can be formed through capture, formation in place, or other processes, and Jupiter's moons are believed to have formed in place. Titan, one of Jupiter's moons, has conditions that could potentially support life, including complex organic chemistry, protection from cosmic radiation, and the availability of minerals. Phosphorus is an essential element for life, as it is part of the DNA molecule. The search for extraterrestrial life should consider the possibility of life forms that are different from those on Earth. Defining life in a way that is agnostic but encompasses all types of life on Earth is a challenge for astrobiologists. The concept of life with a Y provides a framework for categorizing the results of potential life on other planets. Viruses are not unanimously considered to be alive on Earth, but if found on another planet, they may be considered a form of life. ATP is a molecule that carries energy and is essential for the functioning of cells. Maya's educational journey highlights the importance of encouragement and support in pursuing a career in science. The importance of having mentors who believe in you and support your goals The impact of cultural identity loss on minority students in higher education The challenges and self-doubt experienced by students pursuing science The potential for life on Titan and the research on acetylenotrophs The importance of making science education accessible to young students Maya primarily conducted her work at USC, but she has also been involved with JPL and aspires to work there in the future. NASA has faced budget cuts, which have affected JPL and led Maya to explore other career options in education and outreach. Maya has inspired her younger family members to pursue science and encourages diversity and inclusion in STEM. The potential for life on Mars, Venus, Europa, and Titan is discussed, with considerations of energy availability and ethical concerns. Exploration of space should prioritize scientific discovery and understanding before considering tourism and colonization. Titles The Significance of Titan's Subsurface Ocean The Unique Conditions and Habitability of Titan Microbes and Energy Choices The Importance of Anamox in the Nitrogen Cycle The Possibility of Life on Titan The Importance of Phosphorus in Life ATP: The Energy Currency of Cells The Enigma of Viruses: Alive or Not? Exploring the Potential for Life on Titan Navigating Higher Education as a Minority in Science Budget Cuts at NASA and Career Options Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists Sound Bites "Could I take some microbes from here on earth and dump them onto Titan's surface and would they survive? That answer is probably no." "Titan is very unique when it comes to solar system bodies. I like to view it as the most Earth-like body in the solar system." "Every hydrocarbon that we find on Titan's surface is likely sourced from methane at the beginning of the day." "Microbes, the choice for them is really about energy." "Energy-yielding reactions have led to the discovery of brand new microbes and brand new metabolisms here on Earth." "Anamox is critical to how nitrogen is cycled around the world." "That's why Uranus and Neptune are our ice giants, is that they were far enough away from the sun that they could coalesce rocks and metals and then get the hydrogen ices or hydrogen compounds and other ices forming." "The rocky planets, those close to the sun, did not get massive enough to begin to capture hydrogen and helium gas. If we did, we would have been closer to gas giants." "I could look into the sky and then I could see the sun turn on." "How do we define life in a way that is agnostic but encompasses all types of life on Earth?" "If we found viruses somewhere else, we would say that we found life, yet we don't consider them to be life on Earth." "Viruses are encapsulated. Viruses do carry genetic material that they can use to produce future cells." "I didn't realize how much of my own Hispanic and Mexican identity I was losing being in a town where I couldn't speak Spanish, I couldn't pick up the grocery store, like things at the grocery store I would normally grab." "I'm struggling in this thing. It must mean that I can't do this thing. And that's not true." "Hi, I failed physics. Will you still work with me?" "I'm also so impressed at how you have time to spend on all these kids doing all this extra stuff on top of working in NASA JPL" "I have five niblings, five nieces and nephews. Three of them are not yet in school. But the two older ones, one of them absolutely loves space, just had a space themed birthday party and loves math." "If you have a more diverse team in regards to race, gender, all kinds of different things, you will have more innovative ideas."

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The one and only Cameron Lowry from the Alpha Blokes Podcast joins The Reggies on the bar ahead of magic round this weekend. A bit of Oxy and Acetylene mixture between G1 and Laz its a great listen. The Doomben 10'000 group 1 this weekend and it was one way traffic with everyone leaning toward a certain recent group 1 winner! The old boys are not impressed with the no invite to magic round, unfortunately couldn't find any spare cash laying around to get the old fucks down there. Better luck next year fellas. Cannot wait for magic round to see all of you legends, hit us up and we'll have a beer! As always thanks to BlueBet for todays episode , we couldn't do it without them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Books That Make You Find the Spark for Your True Story Writing a memoir involves far more than just listing your life experiences in order. It requires addressing a significant and poignant section of life, and delivering a story that caters more to the reader than to you. At times, writers—from the aspiring to veterans—need to find a spark to pursue the complicated work of self-exploration. Sue William Silverman's Acetylene Torch Songs: Writing True Stories to Ignite the Soul offers that spark for memoirists seeking mentor-based instruction and inspiration. An award-winning author of eight works of nonfiction and poetry, Sue's previous book, How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences, won the Clara Johnson Award for Women's Literature, and a gold star in Foreword Reviews Indie Book of the Year Award. Sue's other works include Love Sick: One Woman's Journey through Sexual Addiction, adapted into a Lifetime TV movie; Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You, winner of the AWP Award; and The Pat Boone Fan Club: My Life as a White Anglo-Saxon Jew. She is faculty co-chair at Vermont College of Fine Arts, in the MFA writing program. Find out more on Books That Make You. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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Oxygen and Acetylene or Air and Acetylene? Let the hate mail begin. LoL :-) Don and I discuss some of the experiences life has taught us along the way when it come to brazing and soldering.

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https://youtu.be/lAWzbES7h8M Panel: Joe Hanson, Gordies Garage, Roseville, MI. Listen to Joe's previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22hanson%22 (HERE). Bill Nalu, Interstate Auto Care, Madision Heights, MI. Listen to Bill's previous episodes http://Thanks to Tom Sciortino and John Armstead for their contribution to the aftermarket Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page, highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library HERE. Leaders are readers. Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Podchaser, and many more. Mobile Listening APP's HERE Find every podcast episode HERE. Every episode is segmented by Series HERE. Key Word Search HERE. Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Facebook   Twitter   Linked In   Email Join the Ecosystem – Subscribe to the INSIDER NEWSLETTER HERE. Buy me a coffee Are you seeing auto shops in your area get hundreds of 5-star Google reviews and are you feeling left behind because your shop only has a few? Hey look, Broadly is your answer to getting more online reviews. With more reviews, your business will rank higher in search results — and that means more customers coming into your shop every day. Broadly helps you automatically request reviews so that your customers can promote your business with just one click. When you immediately ask for a review after service, when the experience is still fresh in their mind, you're more likely to get a 5-star positive review. Plus, asking for feedback makes your customer feel valued and more connected to your business. Isn't that what you want a connected customer? See how Broadly can help grow your auto shop.  Visit www.getbroadly.com/carm to learn more. (HERE).   Key talking points: Done the same way daily. Predictable One person in charge of the process Joe:Planning, production recap of the day Feedback Parts review for next day Make the morning a quick start. Get mentally prepared for the next day. What is coming in. Set the expectation (stage) for the next day's production Cash in - Cash outUse bank bag and drop off Manage parts returns. Don't let it get out of hand. Bill:Set the stage or table for the next day Your survival is dependent on great organized processes Bill offers flexible hours to his team Verify if the vehicle left out has its windows up and is lockedKey's are locked up Check all building doors. Be sure they are locked Be sure after-hours customer pick-up's keys are in the lockbox A walk through the shop:Acetylene tanks are closed Doors are closed Hoist locked down All electronic tools locked in a special cabinet All other tools and equipment out of sight from prying eyes Verify the bank deposit against the shop management system Check HVAC system or thermostats  Lock up cash drawer cash Thanks to Bill Nalu and Joe Hanson for their contribution to the aftermarket Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page, highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library https://remarkableresults.biz/books/ (HERE). Leaders are readers. Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Podchaser, and many more. https://remarkableresults.biz/listen/ (Mobile Listening APP's HERE) Find every podcast episode https://remarkableresults.biz/episodes/ (HERE). Every episode is segmented by Series https://remarkableresults.biz/series/ (HERE). Key Word Search https://remarkableresults.biz/tag-cloud/ (HERE). Be socially involved and in touch with the show: http://on.fb.me/1OKap9H (Facebook   )http://bit.ly/1Qn68fO (Twitter   )http://bit.ly/1SVqRvh (Linked In   )Email https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/ (Join the Ecosystem – Subscribe to the INSIDER NEWSLETTER HERE.) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm (Buy me a coffee) Are you seeing auto shops in your area get hundreds of...

It's going to get hot in here talking Oxy Acetylene torches! If you like roasting tools over an open fire, hit us up on Instagram at "TheRustorationPodcast" or our email at TheRustorationPodcast@gmail.com!

In this episode Bob Discusses the operation at a leaking and burning acetylene tank that we encountered.   Thanks for Listening

In this episode of the Hot Wash, Bobby reviews a recent event dealing with leaking Acetylene leaks and using a very clever way of pin pointing a microleak. 

Brian Clegg introduces a compound steeped in faded Victorian glamour – acetylene

Killer throwback Garage Hour: road-racing with NASCR, toad killing in the Australian outback, tiger-attacked slingshot stoners sue the zoo, face-melting with the Ark of the Covenant, Buick recalls, Toyota recall (plus kickback), more GM recalls including the name "Chevy" (which was unrecalled the next day), plus corporate moronitity and more made up words, shooting with Mr. Dustin, more automaker recalls, union suckage, heavier and complicateder cars, eyeballs are from Shakespear, melting Bill Clinton melting, Jew-hating Helen Thomas (good riddance, Madame Crackpot), acetylene blimps, beer in Baja, militarized Toyotas, and eating your veggies. Hosted by road-racing mother father Justin Fort and ably cohosted by Miata-wielding beardfan Dirty Dave.

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FeedBack w. Wes Nyle. EP20. Ben Gibbard. 07.20.122With eight albums in the books from his most notable project Death Cab For Cutie, one of the hardest working men in the indie rock scene is trying his luck with flying solo once again.The story for Ben Gibbard starts in Bremerton, WA where he developed an affinity for bands like The Pixies, Daniel Johnston, and Fugazi.  His first official band went by the name Penwheel, and only released one six song demo.A year later Ben was creating low-fi sounds of his own under the name All-Time Quarterback and released two EPs one, self-titled and the other titled The Envelope Sessions. That same year Gibbard change the name of his solo project to the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band song titled Death Cab For Cutie.The first album of Death Cab’s was another solo project of Gibbard’s released on a cassette.  Ben thought the reception of this collection of songs merited a full band and recruited Chris Walla; who had helped on the original cassette; Nick Harmer, and Nathan Good to round out the four piece.  Throughout their career the group has been nominated for 16 various awards but have only walked away with a Woodie and the Larry Award for 2003’s Break Through Artist. Even though the band had been around for almost 6 years at that point.In 2001 Gibbard was introduced to electronic protégé Jimmy Tamborello, known as Dntel (dɪntɛl).  The two worked on a couple of track with Ben on the vocals. Dntel was very happy with how they turned out and a few weeks later Gibbard was receiving CD-R’s in the mail with some of Tramborello’s, beats and melodies on them. Gibbard was given liberty to create what he wanted from the tracks and decided that his long-time partner and fellow guitarist Chris Walla would be an asset to whatever this creation happened to be. Every two months or so Ben was receiving packages that he would edit, add then mail back. Ten month of this would manifest into what we now know as The Postal Service: A heavily electronic oriented group dripping with romantic lyrics, and sprinkled with guest vocals from Jen Wood and Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis.Ben’s appreciation for the writing of Jack Kerouac would land him a in a studio with Son Volt’s Jay Farr where they would create a tribute album Kerouac’s famous novel Big Spur, titled One Fast Move or I’m Gone.Currently Death Cab is on tour for their 2012 release Codes and Keys, and once the band is finished with the year-long world-wide tour, Ben and his overactive creativity will be at it again with an album that will be titled Former Lives. The album will feature tracks that have been marinating for the past eight years as Ben has made some major life decisions like ending his marriage, and cutting back his alcohol use.  Even if the official track list has not been released or even discussed, fans can hope that the album will harvest songs that are as introspective and creative as all of his other ventures.This is Ben GibbardTrack Heard In This Podcast: Pinwheel - Honey & Acetylene All-Time Quarterback – Rules Broken Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band – Death Cab For Cutie Death Cab For Cutie – Two Cars The Postal Service – Clark Gable Ben Gibbard & Jay Farrar - Big Sur Ben Gibbard – Set Yourself on Fire

Dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis is a hallmark of complex and multifactorial psychiatric diseases such as anxiety and mood disorders. The 41-amino acid neuropeptide Corticotropin Releasing Hormone (CRH) is a major regulator of the mammalian stress response. Upon stressful stimuli, it binds to the Corticotropin Releasing Hormone Receptor 1 (CRHR1), a typical member of the class B GPCRs and a potential novel target for the therapeutic intervention in major depressive disorder. A precise understanding of the peptide-receptor interactions is an essential prerequisite towards the development of efficient CRHR1 specific antagonists. To chemically probe the molecular interaction of CRH with its cognate receptor, a high-throughput conjugation approach which mimics the natural activation mechanism for class B GPCRs was developed. Acetylene-tagged peptide libraries were synthesized and conjugated to high-affinity azide-modified carrier peptides using copper-catalyzed dipolar cycloaddition. The resulting conjugates reconstitute potent ligands and were tested in situ for modulation of the CRHR1 activity in a cell-based assay. This approach allows to (i) define the sequence motifs which are required for receptor activation or inhibition, (ii) identify the critical functional groups and investigate structure-activity-relationships, and (iii) develop novel optimized, highly potent peptide probes which are specific for the transmembrane domain of the receptor. The membrane recruitment by a high-affinity carrier peptide enhances the potency of tethered peptides and allows the initial testing of weak fragments that otherwise would be inactive. The biomimetic screening led to the discovery of transtressin, a highly modified and potent CRHR1 transmembrane domain-specific optimized agonist (EC50 = 4 nM). Beyond its intrinsic agonistic activity, transtressin is an essential tool for the pharmacological characterization of CRHR1 antagonists in competition assays.

Background: As differences in gas exchange between pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) have been demonstrated, we asked if cardiac output measurements determined by acetylene (C2H2) uptake significantly differed in these diseases when compared to the thermodilution technique. Method: Single-breath open-circuit C2H2 uptake, thermodilution, and cardiopulmonary exercise testing were performed in 72 PAH and 32 CTEPH patients. Results: In PAH patients the results for cardiac output obtained by the two methods showed an acceptable agreement with a mean difference of -0.16 L/min (95% CI -2.64 to 2.32 L/min). In contrast, the agreement was poorer in the CTEPH group with the difference being -0.56 L/min (95% CI -4.96 to 3.84 L/min). Functional dead space ventilation (44.5 +/- 1.6 vs. 32.2 +/- 1.4%, p < 0.001) and the mean arterial to end-tidal CO2 gradient (9.9 +/- 0.8 vs. 4.1 +/- 0.5 mmHg, p < 0.001) were significantly elevated among CTEPH patients. Conclusion: Cardiac output evaluation by the C2H2 technique should be interpreted with caution in CTEPH, as ventilation to perfusion mismatching might be more relevant than in PAH.

sp Hybrid orbitals; Structure of acetylene

Episode 11 is fresh out of the 'still.Specs: 31:45 & 30.5MBShow Notes00:00 Episode Tag and Theme02:17 *Lark Watts - Put Down the Gun06:40 *Lark Watts - Girl You Used To Be11:32 *Supersuckers - Sleepy Vampire16:45 *Hey Tiger - Elizabeth21:38 *Patty Hurst Shifter - Acetylene31:24 SkyPieces Bumpwww.skypiecesradio.com www.larkwatts.com music.podshow.com skypiecesradio@gmail.comAs always, tweaking and adding new stuff all the time. In this episode, the debut of the "SkyPieces Radio Dictionary of Depravity and Degradation", as well as the "SkyPieces Radio Bum's Rush". New graphic designs for blog header, iTunes artwork and album art/show notes.After submissions to dozens of podcast directories this past week, there has been a spike in listenership. Plus, we are now officially listed in the iTunes Directory! All this activity, compared to an examination of the stats for this page, tell me that we are getting listeners from many places other than this page. So, for you folks, here are a few links you might find helpful:The RSS Feed for SkyPieces RadioThe iTunes Shortcut for SkyPieces RadioA direct link to (this) SkyPieces Radio HomepageDrop me a line. Tell me where you are and how you found out about SkyPieces Radio. See y'all next week!

Thu, 27 Oct 1983 12:00:00 +0100 http://link.aip.org/link/?JCPSA6/78/3916/1 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3233/1/14.pdf Kaiser, Wolfgang; Fischer, S. F.; Irgens-Defregger, Andreas; Benna, Bernhard; Kolmeder, Christian; Zinth, Wolfgang