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ANA Hill Day proved to be a success for nurses nationwide and an opportunity to represent the interests of 3.

2017 American Nurses Association Hill Day

Both Bill Patzert, a climatologist with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, and Stuart Seto, a weather specialist with the National Weather Service, said the humidity drops dramatically when the Santa Anas roll through, bringing desert pollens that wreak havoc on people's allergies.

It's a dessicating wind,'' Seto said, noting that Santa Anas are generally defined as gusts of 25 mph or more.

DEVIL WINDS? IF YOU'RE FEELING CRANKY, IT MAY JUST BE SOMETHING IN THE AIR

The COBAS[R] Core HEp2 ANA EIA (COBAS-ANA; Roche Diagnostics, Mannheim, Germany), an EIA reagent set for ANA detection, was used to detect ANAs with a COBAS Core II (Roche Diagnostics), an automated analyzer for EIAs.

Detection of antinuclear antibodies by use of an enzyme immunoassay with nuclear HEp-2 cell extract and recombinant antigens: comparison with immunofluorescence assay in 307 patients

Anas also reported that dividends of $31,666 in the second quarter and $52,424 for the six months payable on the Company's outstanding Special Shares were charged to expenses.

Jumbo Entertainment Inc. issues second quarter results

The Santa Anas are strongest in mountainous areas but taper off in strength by the time they reach valleys, Seto said.

FIREFIGHTERS PREPARE FOR SANTA ANAS; HOT WINDS WREAK HAVOC IN CANYONS

The Santa Anas are dry, hot winds, often laden with dust particles, that blow through Southern California each year.

SANTA ANAS WHIP UP BRUSH FIRES

Since the beginning of operations in Manila, ANA has continued to expand its presence and endeavors to continuously improve service quality to meet the needs of its international customer base.

All Nippon Airways celebrates 5 years of operations in Manila

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