Robb Vaules

Robb Vaules

@vaules.com

CEO, Yellowcross - #Teleradiology #Radiology & #Telemedicine for hospitals big and small. Native Arizonan, Minnesotan by Marriage. #radsky

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The first copy of my new book, "Practicing in the Cloud: Building, Scaling and Optimizing B2B Enterprise Telemedicine Ventures," arrived today! I hope it helps many physicians & medical entrepreneurs get a good start on their #Telemedicine business! practicinginthecloud.com #healthcare

Governor Hobbs vetoed SB1439, which would have created a special license plate, with $17 of the $25 fee being funneled to Turning Point USA. As of March 6, 2026, Hobbs has not yet vetoed the legislation (SB 1010) to rename Loop 202 as the "Charlie Kirk Loop 202" as the bill has not reached her desk.

Steven Spielberg, an (Scottsdale) Arcadia High School alum, just achieved EGOT status with a Grammy win tonight.

Amazon/AWS is doing some really cool things in healthcare, particularly in Radiology and Pathology. It's going to improve care for people in rural areas.

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• Haboob — a specific type of dust storm driven by thunderstorm outflow (gust front/downburst) that creates a fast-moving “wall” of dust, most common in the Southwest U.S.

Bottom line: All haboobs are dust storms, but not all dust storms are haboobs—the term “haboob” refers to the thunderstorm-outflow origin; “dust storm” is the broader hazard category used in NWS warnings and safety messaging. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER #Arizona #Haboob

• Dust storm — the general phenomenon: strong winds lift dust and sand, cutting visibility. NWS issues a Dust Storm Warning when blowing dust drops visibility to ¼ mile or less (winds are usually ≥ 25 mph).

Do you get that feeling that Barron has no way of picking up the phone and calling his Dad directly, and even if he did, he wouldn't?

Now that we are talking about Prostate Cancer, I will say something that a doctor friend told me (and I have heard elsewhere). Men: If you live long enough, you will get Prostate Cancer. The only way you won't is if something else has killed you first. See your doctor. Know your PSA.