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Personally, I use DropBox for this kind of thing, but that is $99 per year for 1 TB (the free service is only 2GB of storage).

You could try Microsoft OneDrive (5 GB for free or 50 GB for $1.99 per month).
What you do: Install the desktop software on both your computer and your mom's computer (both under the same username that you created when you signed up). When you drag and drop the files into your OneDrive folder on your computer, they will automatically download on your mom's computer. I think this would be the easiest solution for your mom. Just make sure to only put mom-friendly stuff in the OneDrive folder if you do it this way.

Lots of people use OneDrive or DropBox so that they can have important files on both their home and work computers. This is the exact same concept.

Thanks for posting this. I have an unlimited plan too and AT&T has been throttling me for years at 5 GB. I was very close to switching to a regular data plan a couple of times because I was effectively operating with a 5 GB per month plan (I have been throttled many times and the speeds were painfully slow). I guess AT&T quietly increased their throttling cap to 22 GB recently. Small win for the consumer in the wake of their $100 million fine from the FCC.

Sounds like your email account was hacked. Some hackers will use software to try and crack people's email passwords to send out spam via your email address (to gain access to your address book so that your friends will think that it was you who sent them an email). The email sent to to@zqlrbqcsb might have been some sort of test email.

Passwords that are simple (like abc123 or tiger321) are more likely to get hacked. Changing your email address password to something more difficult (capital and lower case letters, special characters $&@) will fix the problem and protect you from getting hacked in the future.

A butt email/accidental email is also a possibility.

I like this video better.
The kid that made the video is like 12 years old but he has some pretty awesome highlight videos on his channel, including one of LF7 in high school.

Pretty sweet root canal gif.

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Nuclear medicine stress tests can be tricky with young females, particularly if they have large breasts. Breast tissue can cause attenuation which can mimick a perfusion defect in the heart. Normally this will appear as a fixed defect but can appear as a reversible defect if large breasts are in different positions during the stress and rest images.
They may also have ordered the CT scan to look for pulmonary emboli, which can cause chest pain. Coronary artery CTAs are not very common but they can be helpful to evaluate for intermediate term risks in patients who have normal cardiac blood work (no concern for acute heart attack).

I'm pretty sure that the guy who used to edit all of these great videos from the past few years - Derek Ochoa - has graduated. I heard he's working for Mack Brown now. If you've noticed that the quality of the videos and speed at which they are posted has gone down, this is probably why.

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Those Impact Freshmen videos by lesmiles.net are always awesome. They've made one every year since Mathieu/Simon/Ford/Ware in 2010. Same song and everything.
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