Portal 2

“Side out, side out!” “You got this!” The crowd’s roaring chant is a broken record on full blast. All of a sudden, my ears deafen and my heart races. My hands are moist and my throat is dry. Perspiration slowly trails down my face as I glance at the red and blue scoreboard. The score reads 12-13. My team, Beach Vibes 14-1 has been going back and forth with Texas team, Magic 14-1 for more than an hour. Both teams won one set, and now Magic is in the lead by one point. This is such a long and exhausting

What You Need to Know About Peripheral Vascular Disease Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) is a type of circulatory disorder that affects blood vessels in areas other than the heart or brain. Blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs are most commonly affected. Blood vessels in the arms, kidneys, and stomach are also commonly affected. PVD is sometimes called peripheral arterial disease (PAD). There are two types of PVD: • Organic PVD. This is the more common type. It is caused

The article I chose to review regarding my patient’s diagnosis discussed several studies looking at the effects of splenectomy on liver volume and function, and prognosis of cirrhosis in patients with esophageal varices. These studies were quite interesting considering my patient’s history of splenectomy, liver cirrhosis, and esophageal varices. Changes in hepatic function, splenic function, and liver volume were evaluated, as well as each patient’s probability of increased survival rate. Results

connecting portal vein and the hepatic vein in order to relive vascular blood pleasure from the portal vein that can cause portal hypertension. Liver is an important organ in human body. It has several important functions. This includes, purifying blood by removing harmful substances, production of bile, and storage of nutrients. It also acts as a passage of blood from the spleen and the gastrointestinal tract to the inferior vena cava. Hepatic portal vein is the

Isabelle Bridges Mr. Warnick A&P 2nd period 5 September 2017 Antagonistic Hormones: Insulin and Glucagon Insulin and glucagon are vital hormones in every human’s body. Before studying how these hormones relate and work together, what they are must first be determined. An antagonistic hormone is a type of hormone that acts to return body conditions back to the acceptable limits from opposite extremes (“Antagonistic Hormones”). Insulin is a hormone that tells cells throughout the body to take in glucose

The latest entry on our list sees you and a lover knock the snot out of sentient robots. No, we 're not talking regarding Halo 5! look at data at range twelve. Sometimes, solo play simply is not all that fun, and there ar times we tend to merely need human company to make goofy recollections, or to induce past tough puzzles and difficult bosses, in our games. That 's wherever co-op games come back in: you 'll be able to gather up a couple of friends and trek through a forest along in search of

corners of the formations. Like a cornered animal the crack in the sky reacts violently to the attack on it. It sends a green lighting bolt to the ground and a black portal opens up. The General unsheathes his sword and yells. "AT THE READY! HERE THEY COME!" As if on queue monsters from every walk of life being pouring out of the portal and engaging the knights. The General notices nothing of importance and calls for the archers to unleash their volley, felling the wave of creatures. Not a breath later

16 bit processors. The year 1989 saw the leap from 8-bit to 16-bit consoles with NEC’s TurboGrafx-16 and Sega’s Genesis 16, both of which featured six-channel stereo sound. The 16-bit processing chip offered by Sega could process two times as much data per cycle as the earlier 8-bit processors. Additionally, it included an 8-bit processor solely for sound. Combined, this resulted in a clearer, fuller sound; larger, more detailed games; better developed characters; complex graphics; and faster action

the weekdays, not including Thursday, with a lot of other people. We would run around 2-3 miles everyday thinking that “good enough” is not enough. We went to many meets against

Falstaff as a proxy father. The analysis of this concept will be based on textual scenes from The Norton Shakespeare and Orson Welles’ film, Falstaff Chimes at Midnight. The first scene where readers see Falstaff as Prince Hal’s proxy father is in Act 2, Scene 5 of 1 Henry IV. In this scene one reads Falstaff’s telling of how he, Gadshill, Peto, and Bardolph were robbed after they had robbed the travelers. He tells Prince Hal that first there were two robbers, then four, seven, nine, and finally eleven