Write an article based on this "Make your corporate profile available publicly online. Use the corporate profile as a marketing tool. Show it to potential investors. Link to your corporate profile in press releases. Update your profile when your company undergoes changes."
article: You never know who may be researching your company, so make it available on your website and link to it on your social media profiles. Potential investors, customers, and even your own shareholders may be interested in learning more about the operations of your company. Use this corporate profile whenever you can. It can be part of your business plan, strategic plan, marketing strategy and on your website. The corporate profile should be a marketing tool that gets your company noticed. Your corporate profile can be a great tool to introduce potential investors to your company. Offering your profile at the beginning of financial discussions will give potential investors the basics of your company's business and finances. This will give them time to learn about your company and decide whether they want to follow up. If you're announcing a new product or a business acquisition, include your corporate profile in your press releases. This will direct traffic to your profile and can help build brand awareness. Be sure to keep your corporate profile up to date, especially as the business grows and changes over time. Review the profile every 6 months or so, and any time a major change affects the leadership or operations of the company.

Write an article based on this "Get a referral to a medical specialist who can conduct a helium dilution test. Consider the nitrogen washout technique. Have a body plethysmography done for best accuracy."
article: If your family doctor thinks you have a restrictive lung disease, they will refer you to a respiratory (lung) specialist, also known as a pulmonologist, for further testing. The pulmonologist may conduct a helium dilution test. This inert gas dilution method uses helium to directly identify your residual lung volume. To start the test, you'll exhale normally and then be connected to a closed system containing known volumes of helium and oxygen. Once connected, you breathe in the helium and the amount exhaled is measured. The difference between the two volumes of helium is a pretty accurate estimate of your residual lung volume. Helium is an inert, colorless, odorless, tasteless gas and is non-toxic to your lungs, so there are no health concerns related to this exam. This technique may underestimate residual lung volume because it measures only the lung volume that communicates with the airways. This can be problematic for patients with severe airflow limitation. You will also need a referral to a pulmonologist to have this test done, which measures the air remaining in your conducting airways. To start the test, you'll exhale normally and then be connected to a spirometer that contains 100% oxygen. You'll then breath in deeply and exhale as strongly as you can, and the spirometer will measure the amount of exhaled nitrogen compared to the entire volume of exhaled air. The halfway point of the percentage of exhaled nitrogen allows the doctor to figure out the amount of gas you expelled, which is equal to the residual lung volume. Recall that the air we normally breathe in is about 21% oxygen and 78% nitrogen. This test forces you to breathe 100% oxygen and then measures the amount of nitrogen exhaled, a predetermined percentage of which represents residual lung volume. Like the helium dilution technique, nitrogen washout can also underestimate residual lung volume in patients with severely restricted airflow. This very accurate method for measuring residual lung volume uses a plethysmograph, which is an enclosed instrument (a small chamber you sit in) used for recording an organ's volume change. Once inside an airtight plethysmograph it sort of looks like a small phone booth you'll be asked to normally exhale, then inhale against a closed mouthpiece. As your chest wall expands, the pressure within the plethysmograph rises, which is calculated. Then you'll exhale as hard as you can out through the mouthpiece. The difference in pressures represent your residual lung volume. Body plethysmography uses Boyle's gas law (pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship when temperature is constant) to determine residual lung volume and other lung volumes. Body plethysmography is considered more accurate than gas dilution methods for calculating lung volumes, particularly if the lung is obstructed.

Write an article based on this "Throw food near the geese. Provide an adequate amount of food for all, when feeding a flock. Don't feed geese often. Do not feed geese in high-traffic areas. Don't leave food lying about."
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Large bits of popcorn or whole wheat bread which will float can be thrown into water. The brief submersion will help break the foods down and make them more digestible. Most food, though, should be tossed a meter or so in front of the geese on land. Do not distribute more food than the geese will eat. If you see their consumption slowing, stop feeding. Place several small accumulations of cracked corn, oats, or green veggies in the area of the flock. Space each pile about 10-15 feet apart. Ensure there is enough feed, and enough space between each pile of feed, to allow all the geese to eat some in peace. Concentrating food in one location might cause a feed frenzy as all the birds scramble to get their portion. Wild geese may become dependent on humans feeding them if they continue to receive food from you or others on a daily basis. Check the area in which you're feeding for notices prohibiting feeding. When geese gather near roads, rail tracks, or parking lots, the chances of a goose being struck increases. Plus, if geese become accustomed to being fed in these areas, they will learn to congregate there, waiting for food. This will bother people who do not have anything for the geese. Always feed geese at least fifty meters from any roads, trains, and cars. When you toss food out to geese, if they wander away without picking it up, you need to gather it before leaving the area. Otherwise, the food may attract rats and leads to the accumulation of poisonous blue-green algae in the water. Moldy food might be eaten by geese later and infect them with a deadly lung fungus.