Simfers
Yellow Belt
My sympathies for your loss.
Tell me something good...
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Actually, the engine is. Jeep started offering a Hemi option in 2021. Apparently 2024 or 25 is the last year it will be available.
Now ask me how long it will remain stock.
The local PD is hiring. And they're using one of our kids on the recruiting poster. He's a cop, not a picture of him being arrested...
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
I didn't know they still made engines that large, coolActually, the engine is. Jeep started offering a Hemi option in 2021. Apparently 2024 or 25 is the last year it will be available.
Now ask me how long it will remain stock.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I hope they get some quality applicants.
There should be an icon for both liking a post and laughing my butt off after reading a post.
You wanted something good, here it is. I had a stress test this morning with ecg and echocardiogram.
SUMMARY There is no stress ECG evidence for ischemia.
There is no echocardiographic evidence for stress induced ischemia.
No distinct wall motion abnormalities are identified.
The left ventricular ejection fraction is estimated to be in the range of 60%.
FINDINGS Procedure: Stress transthoracic echocardiogram.
Rest: The echocardiographic images are satisfactory . Echocardiographic images were obtained at rest and at peak stress. There is normal sinus rhythm. No distinct wall motion abnormalities are identified. The left ventricular ejection fraction is estimated to be in the range of 60%.
Exercise: There is no stress induced chest discomfort. The patient had a normal blood pressure response to exercise. There is a normal ST segment response to stress. With exercise there are no new wall motion abnormalities seen. The left ventricular ejection fraction in increased with stress. There is no stress ECG evidence for ischemia. There is no echocardiographic evidence for stress induced ischemia.
LVIDd: 4.8 cm LVIDs: 2.8 cm IVSd: 0.94 cm LVPWd: 1.0 cm Ao root diam: 2.9 cm
SUMMARY There is no stress ECG evidence for ischemia.
There is no echocardiographic evidence for stress induced ischemia.
No distinct wall motion abnormalities are identified.
The left ventricular ejection fraction is estimated to be in the range of 60%.
FINDINGS Procedure: Stress transthoracic echocardiogram.
Rest: The echocardiographic images are satisfactory . Echocardiographic images were obtained at rest and at peak stress. There is normal sinus rhythm. No distinct wall motion abnormalities are identified. The left ventricular ejection fraction is estimated to be in the range of 60%.
Exercise: There is no stress induced chest discomfort. The patient had a normal blood pressure response to exercise. There is a normal ST segment response to stress. With exercise there are no new wall motion abnormalities seen. The left ventricular ejection fraction in increased with stress. There is no stress ECG evidence for ischemia. There is no echocardiographic evidence for stress induced ischemia.
LVIDd: 4.8 cm LVIDs: 2.8 cm IVSd: 0.94 cm LVPWd: 1.0 cm Ao root diam: 2.9 cm
Wing Woo Gar
Senior Master
Fantastic! Off to the races! Congratulations!
Prince_Alarming
Blue Belt
Something good?
My nephew sent me a drawing he made of a 'minecraft anime ghost'. It's cool! I'm gonna send him one of my landscapes, and bear in mind that they're selling for £70+ a piece.
My nephew sent me a drawing he made of a 'minecraft anime ghost'. It's cool! I'm gonna send him one of my landscapes, and bear in mind that they're selling for £70+ a piece.
My friend just called me and told me that his father passed away this year at age of 106. My friend didn't feel sad at all. He said he will have 23 more years to live (he is 83).
We have been 'grand parents' to dozens of kids and adults over the years, and still are to many of them. This year, starting in March, our only child got married, went to Switzerland on honeymoon for 3-weeks, conceived in April, bought their first house in August, and will have our first blood grand child in late December. It has been a damn good year!
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