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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Nov 12, 1974
|Filing date
|Jun 18, 1973
|Priority date
|Jun 18, 1973
|Publication number
|J Caillouette, P Johnson
|Original Assignee
|J Caillouette, P Johnson
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (5), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (101), Classifications (18)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
United States Patent 11 1 Caillouette et a1.
[ 1 Nov. 12, 1974 MEDICO-SURGICAL TUBE [76] Inventors: James C. Caillouette, 123 Congress [22] Filed: June 18, 1973 [21] Appl. No.: 370,900
1521 US. Cl. 128/348, 128/2 M, 138/118 511 111 .0 ..A61m 25/00 [58] Field of Search 128/348, 349 R, 349 B,
128/349 BV, 350 R, 351, 276, 2 M, 2 R, 1.3, 128/1.41.5, 356, 303 R; 138/118 OTHER PUBLICATIONS .RQeT ch- .Neteselum 1. C 675,
Morey Primary E.\'aminerDalton L. Truluck Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Nilsson, Robbins, Bissell, Dalgarn & Berliner [57] ABSTRACT A tube structure is disclosed, for use within living tissue, incorporating a magnetic element whereby the location and length of the tube within tissue may be readily detected. In one disclosed form, the tube is seamless, flexible and is formed of non-fibrous imperforate material containing ferromagnetic material for magnetic detection. In the forms as disclosed, the ferromagnetic material comprises an integral metal strip, particulate or segments of material extending along the length of the tube. A separate grounding strip may also be included in a tube as disclosed, that is radioopaque for X-ray detection. The tube generally is tapered to define a distal end. A magnetic detector for sensing the tube is also disclosed utilizing a movably supported gapped magnetic toroid.
9 Claims, 8 Drawing Figures MEDICO-SURGICAL TUBE BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The need frequently arises to place medico-surgical tubes, e.g., catheters, within various living-tissue spaces. In placing such tubes, it is sometimes critically important that the attending person have knowledge with respect to the precise location of the tube. In that regard, it previously has been proposed to provide tubes that are partially or completely X-ray opaque. In using such tubes, the precise position of a tube is indicated by X-ray presentations. However, a basic difficulty with such procedures and techniques resides in the complexity of the required equipment and a concern regarding repeated or prolonged X-ray irradiation of living tissue.
Generally, there is a substantial current trend toward increased activity by paramedical personnel in emergency situations. The risks attendant such practice are related to the limitations of paramedical personnel and the fact that they often must work in locations where only simple and rudimentary equipment is available. One pieceof equipment commonly provided for use by paramedical personnel is a medico-surgical'tube. For example, such tubes are often necessary to restore respiration for one reason or another. These considerations emphasize the need for a simple tube, the location and length of which within living tissue can be readily determined, without irradiating the tissue or utilizing other complex equipment.
Another consideration regarding medico-surgical tubes relates to the electrical characteristics. There is concern both with regard to electrical leakage currents from associated equipment that might endanger a patient and static electricity that may produce a sufficient spark to ignite combustible substances, e.g., gas. Fatal arrhythmias can result from either form of electrical activity. Accordingly, a need exists for a medicosurgical tube, the location of which is readily detectable as indicated above, and additionally which has certain electrical characteristics. Other desirable characteristics for a medico-surgical tube include flexibility and transparency to permit observing the tube interior.
In general, the present invention relates to a medicosurgical tube system whereby the location of a tube within living tissue may be simply, accurately and easily determined. Specifically, the system includes a tube of flexible, transparent imperforate material carrying a strip of continuous or discretely placed segments of magnetic material for actuating a magnetic indicator. In the disclosed embodiments, a strip of magnetic material is provided to extend along the length of the tube and comprises magnetizable material having a remanent magnetic flux density that is relatively high and which is magnetized with a pattern so as to be readily detected outside the living tissue. The magnetizable material may be provided in a form to accomplish desirable electrical characteristics or a separate conductive strip may be provided. The location of the tube is manifest by a movably mounted permanent magnet housed for convenient placement contiguous to the living tissue.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING In the drawing, which constitutes a part of this specification, an exemplary embodiment demonstrating various objectives and features hereof is set forth as follows:
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view illustrative of the use of a system constructed in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of one form oftube structure in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a view similar to FIG. 3 illustrating an alternative tube construction;
FIG. 5 is a view similar to FIG. 3 illustrating still another alternative tube construction;
FIG. 6 is a fragmentary view similar to FIG. 2 illustrating still a further alternative tube construction;
FIG. 7 is a plan view of an indicator constructed in accordance with the present invention; and
FIG. 8 is a central vertical sectional view taken through the indicator of FIG. 7.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ILLUSTRATIVE EMBODIMENT As required, a detailed illustrative embodiment, deemed to be the best form of the invention for that purpose, is disclosed herein. The embodiment exemplifies the invention which may be constructed in various other forms, some of which may be quite different from the disclosed illustrative embodiment. However, specific structural and functional details disclosed herein are representative and in that regard provide a basis for the claims herein which define the scope of the invention.
Referring initially to FIG. 1, a human subject S is suggested along with indications of lungs L and air passages including a right bronchial tube 12, a left bronchial tube 14 and a trachea 16. Also, as indicated in FIG. 1, a medico-surgical tube T is shown passing through the trachea 16 and the right bronchial tube 12 to enter the right lung L. The position of the tube T is indicated by an indicator I which is as illustrated in FIG. 1, located on the chest of the subject S.
In considering an exemplary use of the present system, the tube T is placed within the subject S for the extraction of fluid from the lung cavity. It is to be recognized that the tube hereof is also useful in other ways, e.g., vascular, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and so on. It is apparent that'the tube T may substantially close the receiving bronchial tube, e.g., bronchial tube 12. Frequently, a subject S has lost the use of one lung as a result of the accumulation of fluid. Consequently, if the tube T (being placed for the purpose of removing the fluid) enters the bronchial tube of the single functioning lung, the subject S may lose all breathing capacity.
In accordance with the system of the present invention, the position of the tube T is manifest by the indicator I during the period of insertion. If the tube deviates in an undesired direction, the fact is promptly end and a slight enlargement or flare at the opposed end 22. The taper at the distal end 20 is helpful in probing and additionally is cooperative in interconnecting a series of tubes.
The tube is smooth at both the internal wall 24 (FIG.
' 3) and the external wall 26. Continuing to view the tube in cross section (FIG. 3) a radial segment comprises a strip 28 (FIG. 2) extending the full length of the elongated tube T and fully occupying a space between the internal wall 24 and the external wall 26. The non-strip portion 30 of the tube may be formed of clear or transparent plastic to afford a view of the tube contents or may be radio opaque for X-ray detection. The strip 28 may comprise similar plastic containing a concentration of ferromagnetic particles. For example, fine particles of magnetic material comprising approximately 80 percent nickel and 20 percent iron may be employed to provide a strip with retentive magnetic characteristics. Generally, if the strip 28 is to render the tube T conductive, the concentration of the particles should be relatively high.
In reducing the tube T, extrusion techniques may be employed as to form vinyl plastic material. Such techniques are well known in the plastics industry and are not deemed significant for disclosure herein. After formation of the tube, the strip 28 is magnetized along the entire length of the tube T to attain a dominant magnetic pattern that has a uniform sense. For example, the magnetic pattern may be with the distal end 20 as the north pole of the magnet while the opposed end 22 is magnetized as the south pole. Of course, various magnetizing techniques may be employed to accomplish such a pattern, as for example, placing the ends of the tube T in alignment contiguous to the ends ofa powerful electromagnet so that the strip 28 is an element in a single magnetic circuit and is subjected to considerable magnetic flux.
In using the tube T after magnetization, it is signifcant that the magnetic field provided by the strip 28 as well as the inherent magnetic material in the strip provide the basis for sensing the location of the tube T. The sensor or indicator I as disclosed herein includes a housing 40 (FIG. 6) that is pointed along one plane, however, otherwise is of parallelepiped configuration. The upper surface 42 of the housing 40 provides an instrument display for indicating alignment with or position of the strip 28 in the tube T. As described, the housing 40 is tapered to a point 44 at the forward end. The upper surface 42 defines a window 46 through which a magnet 48 is exhibited. The magnet 48 carries a meter mark 50. Displacement of the meter mark 50 from alignment with an index mark 52 indicates a position of the tube T in the proximity of indicator I.
The magnet 48 in the indicator I is in a toroid form (defining a non-magnetic gap 54) and is concentrically supported by a coil spring 56 the center of which is affixed to a lateral post 58 that is anchored in the housing 40. When the indicator I is independent of substantial magnetic fields (or magnetic medium) the gap 54 is held in a quiescent position substantially as indicated in FIG. 7, resulting in the meter mark 50 (FIG. 6) being aligned with the index mark 52.
In using the indicator I, the bottom surface 60 is usually separated from the strip 28 by a section of living tissue 61. However, upon the flux field of the strip 28 encountering the flux field of the magnet 48, the latter is displaced counterclockwise (as indicated by the arrow 63) toward a position in which the strip 28 would close the non-magnetic gap 54. With such displacement, the meter mark 50 (FIG. 6) is moved forward from the index mark 52 indicating that the strip 28 (and accordingly the tube T) has been sensed. It may, therefore, be seen that the indicator I may be variously moved over the subject S (FIG. 1) to follow or indicate the position of a tube T.
As suggested above, the T may take various forms other than with the strip 28 of magnetic substance. In one alternative construction (FIG. 4) the tube may be a clear, somewhat cylindrical elongated body 65 into which a thin wire 66 of magnetic material is embedded. Additionally, a segmental strip 68 of conductive material, e.g., carbon, extends the full length of the tube T. In such a structure, the transparent body 65 affords a view of the interior of the tube. The wire 66 is magnetized as described, along a single polarity orientation for effective sensing. Thus, the desired electrical characteristic for the tube is provided by the strip 68 which extends completely through the tube and along its entire length.
With regard to small tubes, it may be desirable to provide a somewhat-uniform extrusion of plastic containing a dispersion of magnetic material. A form of such a tube is depicted in FIG. 5 and essentially consists of a homogeneous mixture of particle magnetic material in a carrier, as for example, of plastic.
As still another alternative, the tube may be as illustrated in FIG. 2; however, altered by the magnetic strip being in the form of slugs or segments 71 (FIG. 6). Specifically, the segments 71 are spaced apart by a predetermined distance D so as to provide another source of information in the use of a magnetic detector. Of course, the length of the segments 71 is also predetermined.
Of course, other forms of tubes may be employed in accordance with the teachings hereof to accomplish an effective structure for use within living tissue and which may be simply and easily located to define both position and path. Consequently, the scope hereof shall not be determined with limitations relating to the embodiment set forth herein, rather, however, shall be defined by the claims as set forth below.
What is claimed is:
1. An externally detectable tube structure for use within living tissue, as to establish an access passage comprising:
a seamless elongated tube comprising an integral wall of flexible non-fibrous imperforate material for in sertion into living tissue; and
a quantity of ferromagnetic material disposed within said wall along a substantial length of said tube for magnetic detection at an external location in relation to said living tissue, said material being flexible in said tube, to accommodate flexibility of said tube.
2. A tube structure according to claim 1 wherein said ferromagnetic material is magnetized by domains of a dominant sense of magnetism along the entire substantial length thereof and aligned with said elongated tube.
3. A tube structure according to claim I wherein said ferromagnetic material comprises a continuous strip that extends substantially the full length of said tube.
4. A tube structure according to claim 3 wherein said ferromagnetic material is magnetized by domains of a dominant sense of magnetism and wherein said dominant sense of magnetism aligns to the elongate tube.
5. A tube structure according to claim 1 wherein said ferromagnetic material comprises separate spacedapart segments of particulate material defining a strip.
6. A tube structure according to claim 5 wherein said tube material is transparent and said ferromagnetic material is confined to a defined radial segment in the wall of said tube.
7. A tube structure according to claim 1 wherein said distal end.
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Description: During the interwar period, Roger broders was the finest designer of French travel posters.Many of his best were for the French railroad, the PLM. But, on occasion, he was commissioned to do a poster advertising the services of other luxurious railroads of the day...like the Simplon-Orient-Express. A visually descriptive poster in which an English Grenadier Guard points stoically to the start of your journey..while a mustachioed man in a fez gestures toward a variety of exotic destinations, including Athens, Bucharest, and Istanbul. Combined with the sun-soaked image of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, this poster makes the Orient Express appear to be the best of all travel options. Great poster! This is an original vintage poster, printed c. 1922.
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BeschreibungThe US Dept. of Education, in conjunction with the US Dept. of Health and Human Services, recently unveiled a $50 million effort to expand research on early childhood cognitive development. A key issue identified requiring more information and research was the education and professional development of educators. Along these lines, this book discusses how best to teach, how to design functional curricula, and how to support teachers in using state-of-the-art science instruction materials.-- Doug Greer was recently awarded the Fred S. Keller Award for Distinguished Contributions to Education by APA for the research and application of the material covered in this book-- School programs incorporating the material used in this book have produced 4-7 times more learning outcomes for students than control and baseline educational programs (see www.cabas.com)
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface. Teaching as Applied Behavior Analysis: A Professional Difference. The Learn Unit: A Natural Fracture of Teaching. The Repertoires of Teachers Who Are Behavior Analysts. The Strategic Analysis of Instruction and Learning. Teacher Repertoires for Students from Prelistener to Early Reader Status. Teaching Practices for Students with Advanced Repertoires of Verbal Behavior (Reader to Editor of Own Written Work). Behavioral Selection and the Content of Curriculum. Writing and Designing Curricula. Teaching and Mentoring Teachers. The School Psychologist and Other Supportive Personnel: A Contemporary Behavioral Perspective. Glossary. Index.
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Untertitel: An Applied Behavior Analysis Systems Approach. 'Educational Psychology'. Illustrations. Sprache: Englisch.
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I've come to think that in times of crisis human beings don't have it in them to be rational. The Yazee gang was riding down upon us, six abreast. We all ran outside and confirmed that fact. The sensible thing would have been to run and hide -- but did we? Not at all. The narrator of Larry McMurtry's newest book is spunky Nellie Courtright, twenty-two years old and already wrapping every man in the West around her little finger. When she and her teenage brother Jackson are orphaned, she sweet-talks the local sheriff into hiring Jackson as a deputy, while she takes over the vacant job of town telegrapher. When, by pure blind luck, Jackson shoots down the entire Yazee gang, Nellie is quick to capitalize on his new notoriety by selling reviews to reporters. It seems wherever Nellie is, action is sure to happen, from a love affair with Buffalo Bill to a ringside seat at the O.K. Corral gunfight. Told with charm, humor, and an unparalleled zest for life, Nellie's story is the story of how the West was won.
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It's a safe bet that the Cardinals aren't going to be running much of the read option that took the NFL by storm last season, at least not with Carson Palmer at quarterback.
But that doesn't mean they're not running some in camp.
"It's more for the defense," coach Bruce Arians said. "You probably won't see Carson Palmer on the corner very often. We might use it. We might not. I've always had it. I'm an old wishbone quarterback."
Palmer joked that he probably hadn't run an option since he was in high school in 1996.
"I don't know if that's exactly my forte," he said. "I think now that it's on film, Coach Arians realizes it's not my forte."
Palmer called it "another dimension" of the Cardinals offense, but added it was mostly for the benefit of the defense.
"It gives the defense a chance to see it, and we're going to see it a lot.
"We're going to try anything and everything to be as good as we can. And the end result is you're helping out the defense by giving them different looks and making sure guys are in the right spot.
"We see a couple (of teams that play a spread) in our own division. You have to prepare for anything, and that's one thing this coaching staff: They leave no stone unturned. "
The 49ers and Seahawks, in particular, had success with the look, and the Cardinals also face the Eagles and former Oregon coach Chip Kelly this season.
"Teams will be better prepared for it," Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby said. "It was brand new to everybody last year, and everybody was trying to figure out how to defend it. Everybody was putting in a defense the week of (a game).
"It was just like when the wildcat offense broke out. Same kind of situation."
Safety Yeremiah Bell also compared the spread to the wildcat, in the way teams quickly figured out how to defend it.
He said the Cardinals' defensive coaches will have broken it down and will be ready to game-plan against it.
"The wildcat was popular at first, but as teams caught on you saw less and less of it," Bell said. "We won't spend much time on it here. We'll still see the spread, but I think we'll see more teams knowing how to defend it as opposed to last year."
Dansby said it doesn't take NFL coaches long to figure out how to defend any new offense.
"Not at all, man," he said, laughing. "And players have seen it, and we'll recognize it and know what they're getting out of a certain situation. It's still just football."
Bell, for one, believes the Cardinals defense is going to be difficult to attack with a spread look.
"We've got some athletes in here," Bell said, looking around the locker room. "We have a lot of guys who can really run and a lot of playmakers.
"And this is a great defensive staff. If there is a formation out there that's opening up big plays, they're going to figure it out. I know when it comes up we'll be prepared for it."


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Yesterday was our fourth Wedding Anniversary! And to celebrate we went to Annunciation, a restaurant I've been wanting to go to in the Warehouse District. Not surprisingly the restaurant is on Annunciation Street, awkwardly tucked behind the Shell Station that is at the uber confusing 5-way stop where Cochon is located.
The chef at Annunciation is Steve Manning, the long time chef at Clancy's, so several of the dishes served at Annunciation are akin to those at Clancy's like the Brie and Fried Oysters - that were the perfect combination of sweet, salty, cheesy and seafood. It also had a little mound of steamed spinach so you can pretend the dish is healthy. Nothing fancy but so good.
Our second Appetizer was on the very fancy side - the Sea Scallop topped with Foie Gras, served with a Balsamic Reduction and a Spicy pepper relish. Another perfectly executed dish that had a good kick to it. The Foie Gras was also a great complement to the balsamic reduction.
For Dinner Zach had the Paneed Veal served with Sauteed Crawfish and Cornbread Dressing - the sauce was so good he used our whole dinner loaf of bread to soak up the yummy-ness! I'm not sure if it was intentional but the crawfish on top were room temperature and would have been much better steamy hot!
I wanted something a little "Lighter" without a whole lot of sauce and chose the Lobster and Mushroom Risotto that had a great smoky/nutty taste to it!
Zach as usual had a Liquid Bevy for dessert, while I tried their "Budino" Which was phenomenal. I've never had Budino before...nor had I ever heard of it...and I always feel a bit like a child asking What a dish on the menu even is, but I'm glad I did! Budino is a Italian Butterscotch pudding. The Butterscotch (not an overwhelming flavor) was topped with a thick layer of fantastic Caramel, like the best imaginable Caramel. There was a hefty swirl of whip cream on top that you really needed because of how rich the caramel was, and...the kicker...a generous sprinkle of coarse sea salt that MADE the dish! I licked the glass...and would do it again without even thinking about it.
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For our Anniversary Zach gave me these Beautiful Flowers, and has conceded to me getting a monthly cleaning lady! I think its not as much about me but more that Zach doesnt want to help, so instead of listening to me complain he'll give me hired help instead of his....
All and all it was a pretty great Anniversary - I look forward to celebrating many more!
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There's no doubt that parents are concerned about their children's diets, but how do parents know if their children are getting enough of the daily vitamins and nutrients they need and where can parents find such information? As part of their Loveable Lunchboxes initiative, Nutritionist Resource surveyed 1,000 parents and found that 76% believe schools are not providing enough information on healthy eating. Parents indicated that one of the biggest challenges was packing lunches for fussy eaters. Continue reading for tips from nutritionists on portion sizes and food group types, as well as how to deal with fussy eaters.
What should be included?
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Children's lunchboxes should include portions of fruit and vegetables, protein, dairy, carbohydrates, drinks and snacks. Note that portion sizes are an indication of how much energy the average child needs. Every child is different, therefore this information is a guide only and should not be considered individual advice. Have a look at this poster to see what a balanced lunchbox looks like.
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An Equilibrium Analysis of Marriage, Divorce and Risk-Sharing
This paper considers family formation and reciprocity-based cooperation in the form of sharing of earnings-risk. While risk sharing is one benefit to marriage it is also limited by divorce risk. With search in the marriage market there may be multiple equilibria diering not only in divorce rates but also in the role of marriage in providing informal insurance. Publicly provided insurance, despite potential equilibrium multiplicity, is shown to aect family formation and financial cooperation monotonically. Some aspects of the model are then tested using international survey data and a bivariate probit model with sample selection.
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"Match Quality, New Information and Marital Dissolution,"
University of Chicago - Population Research Center
95-13, Chicago - Population Research Center.
- Weiss, Yoram & Willis, Robert J, 1997. "Match Quality, New Information, and Marital Dissolution," Journal of Labor Economics, University of Chicago Press, vol. 15(1), pages 293-329, January.
- Weiss, Y. & Willis, R.J., 1995. "Match Quality, New Information and Marital Dissolution," Papers 33-95, Tel Aviv - the Sackler Institute of Economic Studies.
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"The Formation and Dissolution of Families: Why Marry? Who Marries Whom ? and What Happens Upon Marriage and Divorce,"
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- Cullen, Julie Berry & Gruber, Jonathan, 2000. "Does Unemployment Insurance Crowd Out Spousal Labor Supply?," Journal of Labor Economics, University of Chicago Press, vol. 18(3), pages 546-572, July.
- Attanasio, Orazio & Rios-Rull, Jose-Victor, 2000. "Consumption smoothing in island economies: Can public insurance reduce welfare?," European Economic Review, Elsevier, vol. 44(7), pages 1225-1258, June.
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Finlandia Swiss Cheese Biscuit
|1⁄4 Pound (Use 1 Stick)
|Egg yolks
|2 , well beaten
|Grated swiss cheese
|5 Ounce (Finlandia Brand)
|Prepared mustard
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Cayenne pepper
|1 Dash
|Sifted flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degree F
2. In a large bowl, add butter or margarine.
3. Beat the fat with a spatula or an electric mixture until it is light and creamy.
4. Add egg yolks, one at a time, beating into the fat until well blended.
5. Add cheese, mustard and cayenne and beat until well blended and creamy.
6. Gradually add flour, beating until the mixture binds to form dough and forms a ball.
7. Turn the dough out on a lightly floured surface.
8. Roll lightly with a rolling pin, into a large circle of 1/8 inch thickness.
9. Use a 21/2-inch round cookie cutter (plain or fluted) to cut the dough into biscuits.
10. Arrange the dough circles on baking sheets and place in hot oven
11. Bake the biscuits for about 10 to 12 minutes just until pale and dry.
12. Remove the baking sheets from the oven and loosen the biscuits with a spatula of pastry knife.
13. Slide them onto a wire rack and let them cool and harden.
14. Store the biscuits in a wax paper lined airtight container.
15. Serve the cheese biscuits as an accompaniment to dips, soups, stews or gravies or enjoy as an evening snack.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1908 Calories from Fat 1240
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 141 g216.8%
Saturated Fat 86.5 g432.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 744.4 mg248.1%
Sodium 386.7 mg16.1%
Total Carbohydrates 105 g34.9%
Dietary Fiber 3.7 g14.8%
Sugars 2.5 g
Protein 57 g114.4%
Vitamin A 91.6% Vitamin C 0.59%
Calcium 121.1% Iron 39.2%
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After seven months of advisory committee meetings, tonight the City of Portland will unveil a first draft of a list of potential sites to build new off-road cycling facilities. And like we've seen several times in the past, now that the moment of truth is drawing closer, people who want to prevent any improvement in bike access in local parks and natural areas are digging in for a fight.
This time the action is swirling around the city's Off Road Cycling Master Plan process, a $350,000 effort to once-and-for-all create a comprehensive strategy to address the growing demand for places where Portlanders can ride a bicycle on dirt trails that doesn't require a drive to Hood River, Sandy, or the Coast Range. The plan doesn't draw any lines on the map, nor does it mandate the construction of any new trails. Its goal is to create a citywide inventory of where off-road cycling could work and what type of facility could be built at each site (it's looking at all forms of dirt riding, from singletrack to skills parks and "pump tracks"). Part of that inventory is likely to include Forest Park, a location steeped in emotion and controversy on boths sides of this debate.
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Darkness patiently waits for the day,
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The sea swims to the beaches aid,
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The broken glass conceals its past.
For nothing old can ever last.
The end is near, but still unknown.
You go it with strength, or go it alone.
While waiting in the midnight air,
Another stranger stops to stare.
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This may sound like a minor issue, but when you type a lot and you type fast, it adds up to a huge benefit. I didn't do a typing benchmark (mainly because I couldn't think of a good one), but my typing speed on the iPad Pro was at least as fast as on the ThinkPad. The only thing that would make me reluctant to take the iPad Pro and Smart Keyboard on the road might be the fact that Apple doesn't provide a way to attach USB memory sticks or SD memory cards to the device. While there are plenty of those accessories available from third-parties, they still mean one more dongle each to lose when you need them the most. The Apple Pencil, on the other hand, doesn't fit in well in a mobile environment. While it works well for making sketches and drawings, and it handles things such as varying touch pressure very well, taking it out of the office seems fraught with challenges. The biggest problem is that the Apple Pencil has no means of attaching to the iPad or to your person. There's no clip for your pocket, for example, and unlike Microsoft's Surface stylus, it doesn't attach magnetically to the side of the tablet.But in actual use, as nice as the Pencil is for drawing, it's not well suited for working while going mobile. You can't attach it to the iPad; you can't keep it in your shirt pocket; and if you place it in your trouser pocket it can bore a hole and fall through. The only real solution is to carry a bag or briefcase. So the answer is that the iPad Pro with the Smart Keyboard is a very nice solution for working on the go. If I were working in a mobile environment and I didn't expect situations where I would need a USB stick or a memory card, then the iPad Pro would work very well as a laptop replacement. Plus, it's lighter than even the thinnest Ultrabook. The Apple Pencil, on the other hand, seems to be well suited for creative uses as long as you're staying in one place. In addition to sketching nicely, it also works as a pointing device. Because of the very high resolution of the iPad screen, the Pencil can work well even for doing some very fine work. But don't plan on taking it with you if you move around a lot. The Smart Keyboard costs $169 and is worth it. The Apple Pencil is $99.
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Review of Constitutional Studies, Vol. 15, No. 1, 2010
This paper considers why the criminal law continues to grow despite broad-based policy consensus on the harms of over-criminalization. I argue that political expediency combines with the Canadian constitutional arrangement under ss. 91 and 92 of the Constitution Act, 1867 to drive the expansion of Canadian criminal law. The federal power to criminalize and the provincial responsibility for enforcement amounts to a constitutionally directed unfunded mandate. In a case study of the Westray Bill, the paper examines the political mechanisms and institutional forces that further the expansion of the criminal law and that result in ineffective, inefficient and ultimately harmful prohibitions. The paper concludes that it is legitimate to invoke the constitutional power of the courts to limit the scope of the criminal law and shows how this can be achieved without abandoning established constitutional and criminal law principles and precedent.
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Palestinians march in Gaza to celebrate prisoner swap
Gaza City: Several dozen Palestinians have been marching in Gaza to celebrate a prisoner swap between Israel and the Lebanese group Hezbollah.
Some in the group handed out sweets on Wednesday and others praised Hezbollah. They rejoiced at the prospect that Samir Kantar, a fighter convicted of a notorious attack in Israel in 1979, would be released.
Some hoisted posters of Kantar. One celebrant was a former cellmate of Kantar's. Jaber Weshah said, "Today is a true day of joy for all Palestinians and all freedom lovers across the world.''
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Thanks! :) heh.. it is completely different now. My LFS happily took my grown up jewels and barbs and gave me a store credit.. the tank is now heavily planted and i have a small senegalus and a geo. Tapajos. The shrimp are doing well and there is a ghost shrimp and "cleaner" shrimp in the sump now as well.. and a huge ball of java moss instead of other plants in the sump.
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Nick Raynsford, the minister for London, will end months of speculation when he announces today that the London Bridge City project has been chosen to house the mayor's office, an assembly chamber and the authority's 400 staff.
Sir Norman Foster's 10-storey development on the Thames will become the headquarters of the Greater London Authority when it is completed next year, The Independent can reveal.
Whether Ken Livingstone, Jeffrey Archer or Mr Raynsford himself will inaugurate the building as Britain's first directly elected mayor remains to be seen, but the Government is satisfied the project is a fitting home for the authority.
The landmark new building was seen by Tony Blair as the ideal site because of its stunning views over the heart of the capital and its proximity to Tower Bridge, a symbol of the city across the globe. The development, which will be ready six months after the authority elections in May 2000, features a new pier to allow the mayor and visitors to arrive by boat.
Ministers were impressed by Sir Norman's futuristic design, with fully glazed facade to allow the assembly chamber a clear view of the river, and believe it will become a 21st-century icon reflecting the authority's "go-ahead" spirit.
The building will have an open-top roof terrace reached by two enclosed glass lifts that travel outside the building. A 10th-floor gallery, described by Foster and Partners as "London's Living Room", will host major events and banquets of up to 200 people.
Close to the new Jubilee Line Tube station at London Bridge, the building was also selected because of its excellent transport links and environmentally friendly design.
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NIGERIA showed all the style, pace and panache associated with the modern African game in destroying Bulgaria's hopes of securing their first victory in their sixth appearance in the World Cup finals.
Goals by Rashidi Yekini, Daniel Amokachi and Emmanuel Amunike allowed the Nigerians to control their opening Group D match at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
It might have been different if either Emil Kostadinov or Hristo Stoichkov had capitalised on early chances the Bulgarians created on the break as the African champions committed themselves to attack but once Yekini had opened the scoring after 21 minutes there was little doubt about the outcome.
Finidi George, a constant threat down the right, set up Yekini with a simple goal, keeping his head after cutting in and playing the ball square to Nigeria's leading scorer.
Bulgaria's response was disjointed but they had a shot by Yordan Lechkov cleared off the line and had the ball in the net in the 37th minute when Stoichkov swept a left-footed free-kick into the top corner from 30 yards. He had not realised the kick was indirect and gained nothing but admiration for his effort.
Two minutes before the interval, and just after Amunike had languidly driven a 25-yard shot against Boris Mikhailov's far post, the Nigerians doubled their lead. Yekini again exposed the Bulgarians on the right and Amokachi fought Zlatko Yankov off the ball to score.
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"These walls have confined me for the past fifteen years of my life, and now as I sit here waiting for my life to be over; I don't regret the things I've done to the people that I loved the most in this world. I honestly believe that everything happens for a reason and my son is the reason that I turned into the monster that everyone has grown to hate.
It started after I got home from the war, things were…different. They had always been between me and Matt but, they were extremely different. I think right after I got home, we tried to pretend that things were normal and fake a life that both of us new was a lie. We became strangers to each other. But as time went on, we tried less and less, until we talked only when it was vital to us. You know, about what to make for dinner, or who would wake the dog later that day. I would sometimes ask him why we had separated so much and he would often say something along the lines that "I" had changed or that the war changed "me". But I never really thought anything of it. We had our own spaces and did our own activities during the day. For me, a bottle of gin would do just fine and Matt would come and go as he pleased. It wasn't until he came home from the fabric mart with what looked like 20 different clothes and about 100 buttons that I started to really notice this odd… behavior. When I asked him about it, he said he was just making some costumes for a class he was taking at school. After that encounter we barely talked. Honestly, I loved my boy more than I had ever loved a single human being in my life." He paused and carved something into a long piece of wood, inhaling slowly and exhaling. "You know, I gave him everything. I went to a god damn war to show him how much I love him and for him to do… to do this? Anyway, I guess I might have had too much to drink or it might have been the medication mixing with the gin… I don't know. But I remember I started yelling, I picked myself up and started banging on his door. He kept screaming for me to go away. But I wouldn't stop." Tears fell slowly down his cheeks and slide onto the faded piece of wood he held solemnly in his hands. His hand rising, to wipe the tears, he whispered gently, "I mean, I don't regret what I did. Pulling the trigger," he breathed at a barely audible hiss "wasn't hard. I don't really remember it. It's how he tried to explain himself, to prove himself to me. As if he even needed too. He came down the stairs… which was strange." He looked off into the distance his eyes fixed on remembering something that was no longer part of him. "I just finished my bottle, tired, the beginning of anger setting in as I remember the bitch he had of a mother. Matt tapped my shoulder, handing me two glass roses. I remember looking into his eyes feeling pride as my son told me he hand made them because he knew they were my favorite. His smile was so sincere, so loving, so innocent. And as I looked him in the eye he spoke the words that have changed my life completely. The words that provoked me enough to end his life. I threw the roses so hard into the wall they shattered into a million pieces. All the time, he was telling me that I was the one that changed. I never changed, he did. He was a disgrace to our family. I remember feeling resentment towards him. Hate even. And as he ran to his room, fearing the consequence of the news he just told me. I went to the office and loaded my gun. Feeling the gin give me the liquid courage that I needed; I walked slowly towards his room. Waiting until I no longer heard him rustling inside. I opened his door… walked toward his bed, and moved a few stray hairs that fell awkwardly on his forehead. I remember kissing him softly and saying my last goodbye to him as I brought my gun to his head." He started chuckling, looking at the face of his new inmate, he breathed slowly. "I loved my boy. That's why. I loved him." And they sat in silence, as he slowly carved at his piece of wood; it began to take the shape of a long stem.
"Harold Reynolds. It's time to face the punishment for the crime you were convicted of 15 years ago. Please stand and come with me." Harold tucked the slender piece of wood into his orange jump suit, following the officer as he led him to the chair. They entered the room, and Harold looked out into the crowd of people waiting for him to die. He smiled as he saw only one lady with grey hair crying in the third row. Her hand made handkerchief embroider with the initials M.R. "Do you have any final words Mr. Reynolds?"
"I loved my son." Harold whispered. And as the electricity began to race through his body a single rose made from the wood he carved fell from his hand, and with his last breath on earth he spoke "Matt."
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