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The Scenario Planning Training Experience
Understand the big picture before learning the scenario planning process
Explore social, technological, economic, environmental and political driving forces through online materials
Examine critical uncertainties and multiple perspectives
Learn by doing
Tap the expertise of seasoned scenario planning practitioners
Prepare to apply scenario thinking in your organization
A blended learning experience for leaders from business, government, and non-profits
Limited to 30-35 participants
We choose interdisciplinary topics that both highlight Stanford's cutting-edge research, as well as illuminate the emerging issues and dynamics that are shaping our future.
A Hybrid Learning Format
6 Weeks Online
Access From Any Device
A Mix of Media Types
Content Created & Curated by Worldview
Sample Materials
The Future of Food
Buzz Thompson
Roz Naylor
Environmental Risk & Resilience
Pam Matson
8-10 hours of original & curated multi-media content
Self-paced and self-directed learning
Discussion forums with experts and peers
Online notebook to capture (& export) insights
Regular updates from a course host
Three full months of access
Why Online?
Our original and curated multimedia content provides a shared foundation. This provokes thoughtful discussions online and deepens the on-campus experience. Learning online accommodates the busy schedules of professionals who can access our materials on any device at any time. And the content remains available post-Stanford for further exploration and discovery.
4 Days at Stanford
What happens when I come to Stanford?
- Explore campus
- Identify the key drivers of change and critical uncertainties
- Develop scenario matrices, concepts, and stories
- Stretch and validate scenarios with input from Stanford experts and provocateurs
- Identify implications and early indicators
- Communicate scenarios effectively
- Tap experienced scenario planners for best practices
Communicating scenarios
Bring scenarios to life with an interactive presentation.
Build scenario frameworks
Identify the driving forces and critical uncertainties.
"Meet the Experts" panel
Tap the interdisciplinary research and perspectives of Stanford Faculty.
Develop scenario stories
Craft multiple narratives about the future.
"Taking the Long View"
Practice balancing short-term vs. long-term thinking.
Communicating scenarios
Act out the future in 2030.
Stanford Educational Farm
Tour and dinner with "Farmer Patrick".
The experience of working through scenarios with such a diverse group has really opened my mind to less familiar stakeholders, their interests & motivations. Being exposed to these perspectives has not only enriched my own but will also factor into my professional work in this field. Also the facilitators were fantastic!
Meet Experts and Provocateurs
Rosamond Naylor,
PhD, Professor of Earth Sciences, Director of the Center on Food Security and the Environment, and UN science advisor
Economist focused on the politics, economics, and technology of global food security
Chris Field,
PhD, Professor of Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies, Director of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology, co-chairman of IPCC Working Group II
Expert on the global impacts of climate change, mitigation, and adaptation
Scenario Facilitators
Brie Linkenhoker,
Brie is a neuroscientist-turned-strategist who has helped companies, governments, and nonprofits develop robust long-term strategies for uncertain futures. She holds a PhD in Neurosciences and an MA in International Policy Studies from Stanford, and she did postdoctoral research in neuroeconomics before joining Monitor, a global strategy consulting firm. She returned to Stanford in late 2012 to launch Worldview. She is passionate about science, wildlife photography, and Giants baseball.
Jonathan Star,
Scenario Insight
The founder of Scenario Insight, Jonathan helps organizations use scenarios to enhance strategy, innovation, planning, and visioning. As a senior practitioner at Global Business Network (GBN), a pioneering consultancy recently acquired by Deloitte, he conducted more than 60 diverse scenario and strategy projects, ranging from global climate change and telecom markets to retail and finance innovations. He also led GBN's groundbreaking Developing and Using Scenarios course. Previously Jonathan was Director of Research at Scottish Enterprise and earned degrees in Business Economics from the University of Nottingham and the University of Warwick (UK).
Nancy Murphy,
Nancy is a writer, strategist, network evangelist, and experience designer. During two decades at Global Business Network, she served as CMO/editor in chief, managed its interdisciplinary network of 150 visionaries, and co-created dozens of conferences and learning journeys for executives on global issues. Nancy received a BA from Wellesley College and an MS from ASU's School of Public Programs. She writes novels and mentors young women from Rwanda.


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8 Parks near Casper, Wyoming
Bar Nunn, Wyoming 5.2 miles NW
Evansville, Wyoming 6.27 miles NE
Glenrock, Wyoming 24.31 miles E
1101 Prairie Lane Casper, Wyoming 82601 (map) | (307) 577-1664
Sites: 70 | 0 Reviews
2800 East Yellowstone Hwy Casper, Wyoming 82609 (map) | (307) 237-5155
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 39 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $31.00
Very tight roads and sites. No cable, which they may or may not metion. Owner said track, an easy stones throw behind the camground is hardly ever used. Trains come through every hour day and night. Very little space to park tow vehicle. - Stars rv
Aug 2016 - $36.00
Bathrooms and showers were private and clean. Plenty of hot water and good water pressure. The RV sites were very close and the whole place felt really tight. There were many long term residents who have accumulated a lot of "stuff" that gave it a little bit of a cluttered feel. We stayed 2 nights and it met our needs. Wifi was not good! - whiteknights
May 2016 - $44.00
Sites are small and cramped together leaving little room to be outside of your camper. The hosts were not friendly or very accommodating. I had to call several times to even make the reservation and when they said they would get back to me they did not and I had to keep calling. They are not available very often during the day. No cable TV as the pamphlet said. No place to park extra vehicles. We have stayed here several times over the years and used to always enjoy this campground. It has definitely gone downhill over the years and is not kept up well at all. Actually it is pretty bad. - J bar J
1101 Prairie Lane Casper, Wyoming 82601 (map) | (307) 577-1664
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 94 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $43.00
The park is located to the north of Casper. We found it easy into any part of town and liked being out away from the town. The park is mostly gravel with trees. The gravel is thick and is not dusty or muddy in the rain. The sites are spacious between. Easy to pull in to the sites. each site has a table that has landscape timbers to define the location. We thought it was a very clean well kept park and would stay again. - JDR
Jun 2016 - $41.00
This campground is very well-run. It is clean and everything works. The sites are gravel, long enough to park our fifth-wheel trailer and truck with room to spare. Some have a tree for a bit of shade; ours did not. There aren't a lot of channels but there are enough and they are free over-the-air. The wifi worked well as did Verizon cell service. There is an indoor pool which was delightful.
Casper is a big enough town to have plenty of shopping, restaurants, and other businesses. The nightly rate for this campground is a little high given the location (it's not near any of the national parks, for example) but we felt we got our money's worth. - Pull Toy
Jun 2016 - $36.00
Well kept RV park just outside Casper. This park is actually located in Bar Nunn right next to Casper. Friendly staff, good utilities, dog run, and so on. Gravel sites. Gravel is important in this park of WY as there is lots of wind. So unlike our previous park there was very little dust blowing around. We got a strong Verizon signal here. - RFCN2
1700 Fairgrounds Road Casper, Wyoming 82604 (map) | (307) 235-5775
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
We stayed here in a full hookup back-in site in the trees. Power and water were consistent and adequate. You'll need a splitter to share water with the neighbor. Sites were very narrow, and they were not long - ours was just long enough for our 30' motorhome, no room for our towed vehicle. If the adjacent RV site had been occupied, we would not have been able to put out our canopy - each site was 16' exactly wide. There was also an awkward orientation to the treed sites - the odd numbered sites would have required the sewer and hookups to be on the driver's side, or run the lines under the RV, or you'd have to nose into the site. We occupied an even numbered site, so we could back in (keeping super close to water and electric towers) and use our normal hookups. The hard dirt sites were fairly uneven, and required several blocks and strategic maneuvering to get level. There was a lot of leftover horse poo in some sites from the preceding annual fair, and therefore there were a lot of flies. The large trees take up a large part of some of the sites, but offer some desirable shade for at least the morning and midday. Most of the RV sites have no trees or shelter, including all the pull-through sites. It's dry, dusty, and hot here. We stayed here for 3 nights for the Casper Kennel Club Dog Shows, so dogs were allowed - the fairgrounds website states normally dogs not allowed. This is not a pretty site, but location is everything for dog shows, and we were close to the event building. Our camping was coordinated through the very helpful kennel club. - corglet
4205 Fort Caspar Rd Casper, Wyoming 82604 (map) | (888)243-7709
Sites: 109 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 95 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $38.00
Park is nothing special, but a decent overnight spot. Gravel everything, but sites are level, long, and spacious. Plenty of permanents that the owners should have clean up around their coaches. Friendly office staff. No cable, but plenty of air channels. Park is a little confusing to find since it's in an industrial area. They have a huge bolder separating the entry and exit road, so be careful when entering and especially leaving. There is a sign posted to swing wide so you'll have enough clearance to miss the bolder. - Rick Frazier
Sep 2016 - $40.00
This was a one-night stopover, and for that it met our needs. I would not stay longer term without a pretty good reason. Most spaces were occupied by long term workers, and it was basically a very large parking area with hookups. There were plenty of amenities, no pool, with several recreational opportunities, although I didn't see anybody using them. The bathrooms and showers were dated, with inferior construction, and flimsy shower curtains instead of doors in the bathroom stalls. Interior roads were gravel, as well as the sites, with a little dust, but not bad. There were lots of parked vehicles that required careful, but not difficult, navigation. We would consider staying here again if we were just passing through. - MissMyGolden
Aug 2016 - $36.00
This is a satisfactory lay over camp. Good for a one night stay. The sites are gravel and level but tight. WIFI is poor. No tables, hookups are okay. Many pets and children. Speed bumps are present. Big dip as you enter. Many TV stations using antenna. If you are planning a two day or more stay I suggest using another camp. - Raptor 7
6820 Santa Fe Cir Evansville, Wyoming 82636 (map) | (307) 234-0042
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 45 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $30.00
Had tried to stay here 2 years ago but our reservation was lost. Decided to give it another try this time, especially after reading all the positive reviews here. Glad we did. Very friendly reception, were given a tour of all facilities after we registered. There is a recreational room with a TV & pool table, also an exchange library & an outdoor patio with BBQ's for guests to use. Bathrooms & showers are clean. Sites are wide & level, no leveling required at all & gravel with astro turf between sites. Staff came & checked everything alright after we settled in. Had good wifi & cable. Some train noise. - Islandrvers
Oct 2016 - $35.00
Our umpteeth stay here in our travels. Check-in was quick and painless. The park remains clean and well kept. Mostly level gravel sites solid electric and water. If you want lush grass this isn't your place to stop. Then again, Wyoming probably isn't your place to stay... Has anyone mentioned the wind potential here? A white knuckled trip getting here, but the next day it was very calm. - WestIsBest
Sep 2016 - $45.00
38' Motorhome, towing. Very nice, personable, and helpful staff. Great place to stay. Highly recommend it. - F4GPilot
201 Shawnie Ln Glenrock, Wyoming 82637 (map) | (307) 267-3826
Sites: 12 | 0 Reviews
131 Shawnie Ln Glenrock, Wyoming 82637 (map) | 307-262-9768
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 7 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $24.00
The park itself is sort of drab and bare, but it is only a couple of hundred yards to a pretty river. The utilities are all in great condition, but are not so conveniently placed if you don't want to unhitch. Also, my site was not even long enough to avoid unhitching, but the parking for my truck was plenty convenient, off to the side. Easy to get here from the interstate, and easy to navigate through the park. The rate is the PA rate plus taxes and a surcharge for credit card use. The little town is nice and quiet, and there are groceries about a mile or so away. Verizon is strong, and the wifi signal was really good, for an RV park. The customer service was outstanding. I would definitely return here. One annoying thing, the park is all dirt and gravel, and lots of tiny little pieces of gravel track into the RV, no matter how hard you try to avoid it. - KAP99
Sep 2016 - $25.00
Newer park that is located right the river. We were there in the off season, but they do offer rafts for floating the river. No pool, wifi was average. Park is all gravel, with some long term residents. Not much to do in town, casper is also about 20 minutes away. - SprintingAcrossAmerica
Aug 2016 - $26.00
We stayed two days. The park is located in a great area of town. The owners were very nice and helpful. We did not use the bathrooms and there were no laundry facilities. This park would be excellent if they would pave the camping area. The wifi was average and tv was antenna on my trailer but worked well. I would not hesitate to stay again. The park by the river was wonderful. - Ronnie67

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I was unpotting some hosta seedlings today, and discarding those with
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|Jul 19, 1994
|Filing date
|Apr 29, 1993
|Priority date
|Apr 29, 1993
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|Keith J. Proctor
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|Medtronic, Inc.
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to leads for providing electrical signals to a human organ, such as a heart, and more particularly, to an epicardial lead adapted for quick attachment to the heart without extensive operative procedures to suture or connect the epicardial lead to the heart tissue surface.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Heart leads are in widespread use for providing electrical stimulus signals from a pacer device to a patient's heart. In a great majority of the cases where pacers are implanted within a patient on a permanent basis, intracardiac leads are used wherein the lead is introduced into the heart through a convenient vein. This procedure avoids the requirement of having to establish direct access to the heart itself. Such leads also avoid the trauma of actually inserting the lead into the heart wall. The endocardial lead as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,506,680 to Stokes has proven very successful for use in a large majority of cases.
In a certain percentage of cases, however, it is deemed necessary or desirable to use an external or epicardial lead, wherein the electrode or electrodes are mechanically inserted into the epicardium. In this arrangement, it is necessary that the insertion be made with a minimum of trauma but yet be absolutely secure so that good electrical contact is maintained with the heart. Historically, one form of such epicardial lead has involved actually suturing the lead onto the heart wall to thereby insure the required security. This has the great disadvantage, however, of increasing the complexity of the operative procedure required to implant such a lead.
To overcome the difficulties and complexities presented by use of a sutured epicardial lead, the medical device industry has developed a screw-in epicardial lead. This lead consists of a helical coil which is screwed into the heart wall. Examples of such a lead are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,416,534 to Quinn and U.S. Pat. No. 3,472,234 to Tachick. This type of lead, however, requires sufficient room to approach the heart wall from a direction more or less perpendicular to the surface to enable the helical coil to be screwed directly into the heart muscle. Even if a perpendicular approach is not required, the physician must still have sufficient access to the heart so as to be able to push the helical coil tip into the epicardium and rotate it.
An alternative to a screw-in lead may be seen in U.S. Pat. No. 4,177,818 to DePedro which discloses an epicardial electrode constructed from a pliable material and having a series of fixation prongs perpendicular to the body. This lead, however, requires the use of a tool or instrument to deform the electrode body back against itself in order to attach it to the heart surface. A variation on a such flexible epicardial lead is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,144,890 to Hess which shows a lead which must be flexed forward with a tool, rather than backward, against itself in order to insert it into the epicardium.
While these leads have enjoyed a reasonable success to date, there remains a need for a simpler type of epicardial lead which reduces the procedures and tools required of the physician to secure the lead to the heart. The need is to find an epicardial lead which increases the simplicity of the procedure, in contrast to recent designs which have increased the complexity of the procedure and have required specific additional instruments or tools. There is thus a great need for a simple epicardial lead which may be manually secured by the surgeon with a minimum of procedure and with a minimum of access to the heart wall and without the need of specific additional instruments or tools.
It is an object of the invention to provide an epicardial lead which permits the securing of such lead to the epicardium of a patient's heart or to another organ of the patient, which lead is simple to use, provides a highly secure fixation, and does not require an elaborate engaging tool.
It is another object of this invention to provide an epicardial lead which may be attached to a patient's heart without the need for suturing, and which is of a design which may be easily and reliably fixed to the heart without requiring additional procedures heretofore used to gain access to the heart to attach a screw-in type lead.
It is a further object of this invention to provide an electrode adopted for quick and secure manual fixation to a patient's heart so that when said lead is fixed it is not subject to lateral, vertical or rotational movement relative to the heart.
In accordance with the above objects there is provided an epicardial lead having an electrode extending from the bottom thereof in combination with an anchoring system adapted to be inserted into the patient's heart after prior insertion of the electrode, whereby the lead is secure and invulnerable to movement due to lateral, vertical or rotational movement of the heart wall itself. In the preferred embodiment the epicardial lead comprises an electrode body having two oppositely disposed arms, each arm fixed for rotation, each arm having an arcuate anchor mounted to the bottom surface, each arcuate anchor having as the center of the arcuate shape the axis of rotation of the respective arm. Through such a configuration manual rotation of the arms causes the arcuate anchor to move in a circular fashion such that when the arm is moved from an open position to a closed position the respective anchor is moved to engage and move through the cardiac tissue and thereby secure the electrode body and thus the electrode in place.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a lead constructed in according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the top side of an electrode assembly according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a side plan view of an electrode assembly according to the present invention in the open position.
FIG. 4 is a side plan view of an electrode assembly according to the present invention in the closed position.
FIG. 5 is a frontal plan view of an electrode assembly according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a plan view of the top side of an alternate embodiment of an electrode assembly according to the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a frontal plan view of an alternate embodiment of an electrode assembly according to the present invention.
Referring to FIG. 1, an epicardial lead 1 constructed according to the present invention is shown. As seen, the lead 1 comprises an elongated connector cord 2 and an electrode assembly 12. The connector cord 2 comprises a standard arrangement of a coiled conductor 6 or conductors encased in a suitable insulating cover 8 of a bio-compatible material, such as silicone or a urethane material. At the distal end 10 of elongatedconnector cord 2, as shown, the electrode assembly 12 is located. As seen in FIGS. 2-4 electrode assembly 12 is constructed from electrode body 14 having two arms 16, 18. The electrode body 14 has an electrode 20 extending from its bottom surface 22. Each arm 16, 18 has an arcuate anchor 24, 26 extending from each respective bottom surface 28, 30 as bestseen in FIGS. 3 and 4. Each arcuate anchor 24, 26 has as the center of the arcuate shape the axis of rotation of the respective arm 16, 18. Rotation of the arms therefore causes each arcuate anchor 24, 26 to move in a circular fashion such that when the respective arm is moved from an open position to a closed position the respective anchor is moved to engage andmove through the cardiac tissue 32 and thereby secure the electrode body 14and thus the electrode 20 in place.
FIG. 1 illustrates a plan view of an exposed lead constructed in accordancewith the present invention. It should be noted, however, that the relative proportions of lead 1, and especially electrode assembly 12 are not shown to scale. The lead 1 includes an elongated connector cord 2 comprising a length of coiled conductor 6 and an insulative cover 8 as is well known inthe art. Insulative cover 8 may be fabricated of any flexible biocompatibleand biostable insulator especially silicone rubber or polyurethane. At the proximal end 34 of elongated connector cord 2, terminal assembly 36 is adapted to couple lead 1 to an implantable pulse generator (not shown.) Terminal assembly 36 is provided with sealing rings 38 and a terminal pin 40, all of a type known in the art. An anchoring sleeve 42 (shown partially in cross-section) slides over insulative cover 8 and serves as apoint for suturing elongated connector cord 2 to body tissue in a fashion known in the art. Anchoring sleeve 42 and terminal assembly 36 are preferably fabricated of silicone rubber, although they may also be constructed of any other suitable biocompatible material known in the art.The specific design and construction of the elongated connector cord 2 and terminal assembly 36 are not within the scope of the present invention. Further detail and description of the construction of an elongated connector cord 2 and terminal assembly 36 suitable for use with the present invention may be seen, for example, in Daglow et al. U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,070,605 and 4,898,173; Doan et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,007,435; Hess, U.S. Pat. No. 4,572,605; Peers-Trevarton, U.S. Pat. No. 4,469,104; and O'Neil, U.S. Pat. No. 4,258,725, all incorporated herein by reference.
As best seen in FIG. 2 electrode assembly 12 is fixed to distal end 10 of elongated connector cord 2. Electrode assembly 12 comprises electrode body14 and arms 16, 18. In the preferred embodiment, electrode body 14 is molded directly to distal end 10 of elongated connector coil 2. Electrode body 14 is molded from HYSOL casting compound manufactured by Dexter Electronics of Olean, New York, although other bio-compatible materials may also be used such as a polysulfone or a rigid polyurethane.
Mounted to the bottom surface 22 of electrode body 14, as seen in FIG. 5, is electrode 20. Electrode 20 is preferably constructed from a platinum-iridium alloy. Electrode 20 is suitably connected to the coiled conductor 6 of elongated connector cord 2 to provide the necessary mechanical and electrical contact between electrode 20 and terminal assembly 36. The electrode 20 is shaped to actively fix into the cardiac tissue 32. In the preferred embodiment a prong electrode 20, introduced directly into cardiac tissue 32, is shown. Of course other types of electrode configurations may be used, such as a hook-shaped prong or a flat pad, which does not puncture the cardiac tissue.
A further embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. Asseen a bipolar electrode assembly 13 is constructed in a similar fashion asthe unipolar electrode assembly 12 discussed above and to the extent possible, the same numerals will be employed to designate the same or equivalent elements of this embodiment of the epicardial lead. Electrode assembly 13 comprises electrode body 14 and arms 16, 18 and is attached totissue in a manner similar to the unipolar electrode assembly 12 described above. The significant difference between the unipolar electrode assembly 12 described above and the bipolar electrode assembly 13 is the presence of secondary or anode electrode 19. Secondary or anode electrode 19 is spaced apart from electrode 20 and molded into, in the preferred embodiment, bottom surface 22 of electrode body 14. As shown anode electrode 19 protrudes from bottom surface 22, although other configurations, such as a flush electrode or a penetrating electrode, may also be used. In addition, although a semicircle anode electrode 19 is shown other electrode configurations may further be used, such as circular, linear, etc. In addition, anode electrode 19 may further be incorporated with an arcuate anchor 24, 26. The specific configuration of anode electrode 19 used is not within the scope of the present invention. Bipolar electrode assembly 13 further is connected to the distal end of multicoil connector cord 3. Multicoil connector cord 3 comprises a pair ofmultifilar, commonly wound, separately insulated coils 5, 9 as is well known in the art. Coils 5, 9 are insulated from one another by inner insulative cover 11. Inner insulative cover 11 is preferably made from, like insulative cover 8, a bio-compatible material, such as silicone or a urethane material. As seen inner coil 9 is connected to electrode 20, as described above. Outer coil 5 is connected to secondary or anode electrode19. The specific construction of multicoil connector cord 3 used is not within the scope of the present invention.
The present invention may further include the use of asteroid or other drugwith either or both electrodes 19, 20. Electrode 19, 20 may be configured to allow the drug to be eluted through and/or around in order to reach theendocardial or myocardial cells proximate thereto and reduce the acute and chronic inflammation occasioned by the cellular foreign body and physical irritation response the electrode assembly. As described in Stokes, U.S. Pat. No. 4,506,680 and related Medtronic U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,577,642; 4,606,118 and 4,711,251, mentioned above and herein incorporated by reference, asteroid eluting electrode is fabricated from a body compatibleelectrically conductive material with or without specific steroid eluting passages but generally with a porous structure either throughout the body of the electrode or at its surface. The porosity of the electrode surface or body provides a large surface area for sensing whereas the overall dimension or shape of the exposed electrode defines a comparatively smaller surface area for stimulation. The porous structure thus presents amicroscopic (or "fractal") large surface area for sensing and a macroscopicor geometrically measured very small surface area for stimulation. Acceptable electrode materials and the associated fabrication techniques employed to achieve the micro-porous structure, as well as the porosity ofthat structure are all set forth in the aforementioned prior art patents and in the Richter et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,773,433; Heil Jr. et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,819,661; Thoren et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,149,542; Robblee, U.S. Pat. No. 4,677,989; Heil Jr. et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,819,662; Mund et al.,U.S. Pat. No. 4,603,704; Skalsky et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,784,161; Szilagyi,U.S. Pat. No. 4,784,160, herein incorporated by reference and other patentsand literature in the prior art.
Attached at opposing sides 44, 46 of electrode body 14 are arms 16, 18. Forsimplicity of description arm 16 will be described in detail. Arm 18 is identical to arm 16 although it is mounted on the opposite side of electrode body 14 and rotates from the open position to the closed position in an opposite direction. Arm 16 is molded, like electrode body 14, from HYSOL casting compound manufactured by Dexter Electronics of Olean, New York, although other bio-compatible materials may also be used such as a polysulfone or a rigid polyurethane. Proximate to end 48 of arm 16 is mounted by pin 50 to rotate thereabout. As seen in FIGS. 3 and 4 corners 52, 54 of end 48 of arm 16 are rounded. This permits arm 16 to be rotated when bottom surface 22 of electrode body 14 is in contact with cardiac tissue 32, or any other organ, without scrapping or digging into tissue as it would if corners of end 48 were square.
Mounted to bottom surface 28 of arm 16 is anchor 24. Anchor 24 has essentially two portions: mounting portion 56 and anchoring portion 58. Mounting portion 56 is essentially straight and, in the preferred embodiment, molded directly into arm 16 proximate to end 60. Anchoring portion 58 is essentially arcuate and, in the preferred embodiment, follows a curve having as an axis pin 50 which mounts arm 16 to electrode body 14. Through such a configuration then, anchoring portion 58 follows acircular path as arm 16 is rotated. In the preferred embodiment anchor 24 is constructed from a platinum-iridium alloy.
As seen in FIGS. 2 and 5, arms 16, 18 are mounted to opposite sides 44, 46 of electrode body 14 by pins 50, 51 so that each is rotated between the open and closed position in opposite directions. This feature provides additional security to the mounting of lead 1 into cardiac tissue as cardiac motion tending to dislodge arm 16 will equally tend to further lodge arm 18 and vice versa.
Electrode assembly 12 is attached to cardiac tissue 32 as follows. Arms 16,18 are moved to the open position as shown in FIG. 3. Arms 16, 18 are configured so they may be manipulated by hand and do not require use of special tools. Tips 62, 64 of arms 16, 18 are preferably sharpened. In theopen position each anchor 24, 26 is positioned above bottom surface 22 of electrode body 14, i.e. tips 62, 64 of anchors 24, 26 are above bottom surface 22. Electrode assembly 12 is next positioned so that the bottom surface 22 of electrode body 14 abuts against cardiac tissue 32 and electrode 20, as shown in the preferred embodiment, engages into cardiac tissue 32.
Electrode assembly 12 is secured to cardiac tissue 32 by rotating each respective arm 16, 18 in each respective direction so that each respectiveanchor 24, 26 engages into cardiac tissue 32. Arm 16 is rotated to the closed or secured position, as seen in FIG. 4, so that top surface 27 of arm 16 is flush with top surface 21 of electrode body 14 and tip 62 of anchor 24 is completely clear of cardiac tissue 32. It has been found thatin order to reliably secure the lead 1 to the heart so that heart movement does not dislodge the lead 1, the configuration of anchors 24, 26 be such that when the arms 16, 18 are in the closed position the tip of each anchor be approximately perpendicular to the surface of the heart. For additional security, arms 16, 18 may be secured in the closed position by a member (not shown) mounted or glued to top surface 21 of electrode body 14.
While the embodiment of the present invention has been described in particular application to an epicardial lead, it will be understood the invention may be practiced in lead and other electrode technologies where the aforementioned characteristics are desirable, including neurological and muscle stimulation applications.
The invention has been described in detail with particular reference to thepreferred embodiment thereof, but it will be understood variations and modifications can be effected within the scope of the following claims.
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|John Copeland
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|Syneron Medical Ltd.
|Method and apparatus for improving electrode-skin contact
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|Sep 9, 2004
|Fang H. Kenith
|Epicardial electrode
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|Jun 2, 2005
|Swanson David K.
|Self-anchoring surgical methods and apparatus for stimulating tissue
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|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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Owner name: MEDTRONIC, INC., MINNESOTA
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|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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[Free][Game] Numblox - Tetris, Columns and Sudoku had a baby!
Just want to tell that I after some thoughts last months have renamed my puzzle game Zerofall to Numblox. I have realized that the old name was a bit anonymous and I hope the new one better will suite a puzzle drop game of this kind! I post some new info about the game here as well.
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Re: [Free][Game] Numblox - Tetris, Columns and Sudoku had a baby!
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So - last year was so hectic - I didn't have time to update this site. I was a mentor and workshop tutor for Barking and Dagenham's Pen to Print project - running poetry workshops and mentoring two fabulous writers.
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js> delete Function; new Function("");
Assertion failure: !OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, ctor), at jsapi.c:2284
#0 0x0000a47c in JS_Assert
#1 0x0001aa8c in JS_InitClass (cx=0x600180, obj=0x1804ec0, parent_proto=0x1804f10, clasp=0x12f5cc, constructor=0x51e84 <Function>, nargs=1, ps=0x12f56c, fs=0x12f614, static_ps=0x0, static_fs=0x0) at jsapi.c:2284
The dreaded MLM assertion!
Benign in release builds, AFAICT -- Jesse, can you confirm? If so this is a debug-build-only bug.
Seems benign in a Firefox nightly. Somehow it manages to construct a function! (If I set Function to 3 instead of deleting Function, I get an error instead.)
"Somehow" was through quite deliberate code to resolve standard classes lazily in the shell and the browser. See bug 46703.
The assertion is due to lazy standard class initialization interacting with the fix for bug 304376.
Of course, we would rather standard class constructors were readonly and permanent but it's too late for JS1.x to change that (we thought JS2 might force the change for all versions, but it seems at least some msn sites replace String!).
Still happens on trunk.
Should this assertion be removed? Is this the same as bug 352972?
The assertion should not be removed without a better result for what the prototype chain of the new Function should be:
js> function f(){}
js> delete Function; new Function("");
function anonymous() {
js> function g(){}
js> g.__proto__ === f.__proto__
js> g.__proto__.__proto__ === f.__proto__.__proto__
js> g.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__ === f.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__
js> g.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__
[object Object]
js> g.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__
js> f.__proto__
function () {
js> f.__proto__.__proto__
[object Object]
js> f.__proto__.__proto__.__proto__
(optimized js shell).
You could dup, this bug has the simpler testcase.
*** Bug 352972 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Brendan, can you expand on what you want in comment #6?
Asked for blocking as other bugs that have blocking status have been (or should be) duped to this one.
Crowder: what do you think the results for the script shown in comment 6 should be? The whole issue is whether lazy standard class resolution should produce any difference in prototype chain length or object identity along it, if the engine is keeping memoized objects internally.
Of course, delete Function is legal in ES1-3 and should leave a non-lazy embedding with no ('Function' in this) at top level, so the new Function("") that follows in comment 6 should throw a "ReferenceError: Function is not defined" exception.
But since we want both lazy standard class init, and we have evidence of other bugs where somehow Function or Object is being re-resolved when the internal object has been memoized, with inconsistent prototype chain results, we should try to fix the general problem.
So we need a JSPROP_DELETED for things that shouldn't be restored by lazy resolution?
Or perhaps a JSClass flag to prevent it being inited multiple times?
No JSPROP_DELETED. That would "fix" this bug, but really, where would you store it? You'd have to keep the property around, but not detectably "in" the object. Not worth it IMHO.
This bug seems like an opportunity to fix the lazy standard class init code to be idempotent, and that seems important in view of other bugs that botch the same assertion.
Mid-air'ed. No, not a class flag. Find out why the re-initialized function proto has a one-deeper proto chain, and report that here.
This seems to be caused by js_InitFunctionAndObjectClasses, which inits both function AND object classes with new prototypes, whether they need it or not.
/* Initialize the function class first so constructors can be made. */
fun_proto = js_InitFunctionClass(cx, obj);
if (!fun_proto)
goto out;
/* Initialize the object class next so Object.prototype works. */
obj_proto = js_InitObjectClass(cx, obj);
if (!obj_proto) {
fun_proto = NULL;
goto out;
It seems as though this code should conditionally detect whether or not the class in question has been initialized before calling js_InitFunctionClass or js_InitObjectClass, OR those Init routines should check for a pre-existing proto object, and early-out returning it?
Note to self: the code just shortly following the snippet I've pasted in comment #14 is how the __proto__ linkage gets setup the way it is. The chain doesn't grow longer than this with repeated deletes because the the global object always has Object.prototype as its proto.
Created attachment 312997 [details] [diff] [review]
lazier object class init
A proposed solution. Perhaps the same treatment is good for InitFunctionClass, not sure.
Created attachment 312998 [details] [diff] [review]
removing bogus printf
This does not fix the assertion from comment 0.
crowdermac:src crowder$ ./Darwin_DBG.OBJ/js
js> function f(){}
js> delete Function; new Function("");
function anonymous() {
js> function g(){}
js> g.__proto__ === f.__proto__
js> g.__proto__.__proto__ === f.__proto__.__proto__
*** Bug 425104 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Suggest conditioning all this on JSCLASS_IS_GLOBAL, and if that flag bit is set, calling js_GetClassObject with the appropriate JSProtoKey. If you find a cached class object (constructor), JS_DefineProperty it (the property isn't there or you would not be in resolve -- in this bug's testcase it was indeed deleted -- but the cached class object is hiding in a reserved slot in the global object).
Created attachment 313213 [details] [diff] [review]
hacky, but it works
js> function f() {}
js> delete Function; g = new Function("")
function anonymous() {
js> f.__proto__ === g.__proto__
This section of code
obj_proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v));
obj_proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj_proto);
bothers me. Was is the Right Way to do this?
Created attachment 313394 [details] [diff] [review]
can't have idempotence without reserved slots?
Lack of reserved slots defeats the last patch. This is demonstrated by using evalcx("") in the shell, which will complain during function and object initialization, without the checks I've added.
Created attachment 313413 [details] [diff] [review]
best of both worlds?
if we have reserved slots, f.__proto__ === g.__proto__ and all is right with the world:
js> f = new Function(""); delete Function; g = new Function("")
function anonymous() {
js> f.__proto__ === g.__proto__
If we don't have reserved slots, then the proto chain does not grow, but the protos don't match. Still better than before:
js> sandbox = evalcx("")
[object sandbox]
js> sandbox.lazy = true
js> evalcx('f = new Function(""); delete Function; g = new Function("")', sandbox)
function anonymous() {
js> evalcx('f.__proto__ === g.__proto__', sandbox) // had to build a new proto
js> evalcx('g.__proto__.__proto__ === f.__proto__.__proto__', sandbox)
Comment on attachment 313413 [details] [diff] [review]
best of both worlds?
> /* Initialize the function class first so constructors can be made. */
>- fun_proto = js_InitFunctionClass(cx, obj);
>+ if (!js_GetClassPrototype(cx, obj, INT_TO_JSID(JSProto_Function),
>+ &fun_proto) || !fun_proto) {
Nit: the overflowing actual param should be indented to underhang the first actual, so starting in the next column after the one the ( is in -- and the || would then be at end of line to put the !fun_proto on its own line.
Non-nit: if !js_GetClassPrototype(...), there was an exception thrown and still pending -- so you must fail by going to out with null fun_proto (you'll have to set it in this event, just before the goto). This nicely avoids the overlong if condition.
Non-nit: don't change js_InitFunctionClass at all, since you've forked its entire contents. Instead, put the code you added to it in the else clause below:
>+ fun_proto = js_InitFunctionClass(cx, obj, NULL);
>+ } else {
>+ fun_proto = js_InitFunctionClass(cx, obj, fun_proto);
>+ }
> if (!fun_proto)
> goto out;
This may have to move into the then and else clauses, maybe not.
> /* Initialize the object class next so Object.prototype works. */
>- obj_proto = js_InitObjectClass(cx, obj);
>+ if (!js_GetClassPrototype(cx, obj, INT_TO_JSID(JSProto_Object),
>+ &obj_proto) || !obj_proto) {
Same nit and non-nit about overflow line indentation and error/exception propagation.
> /* Bootstrap Function.prototype (see also JS_InitStandardClasses). */
> if (OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, ctor) == clasp) {
>- JS_ASSERT(!OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, ctor));
Can we keep this and strengthen it somehow to cope in both JSCLASS_GLOBAL_FLAGS and no reserved slots cases?
>+ } else {
>+ jsval v;
>+ proto = old_proto;
>+ OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, proto,
>+ ATOM_TO_JSID(cx->runtime->atomState.constructorAtom), &v);
Use JS_GetConstructor instead.
>+ OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj,
>+ ATOM_TO_JSID(cx->runtime->atomState.classAtoms[JSProto_Function]),
Use CLASS_ATOM(cx, Function) here.
mrbkap suspects this bug's fix will fix bug 416834 too, and I suspect he's right.
Created attachment 314526 [details] [diff] [review]
Brendan: I'm not clear one what sort of assertion you'd like to replace this old one with.
Created attachment 314530 [details] [diff] [review]
addressing brendan's comments
This patch does not save us from the testcase in bug 416834 comment 0:
js> this.__proto__.x = eval;
function eval() {
[native code]
js> for (i = 0; i < 16; ++i) delete eval;
js> (function w() { x = 1; })();
Assertion failure: entry->kpc == ((PCVCAP_TAG(entry->vcap) > 1) ? (jsbytecode *) JSID_TO_ATOM(id) : cx->fp->regs->pc), at jsobj.c:3491
But it does improve the situation as described in comment #23
Nit-note: Couldn't get the overflowing params to fit, but fixed the indentation.
(In reply to comment #25)
> mrbkap suspects this bug's fix will fix bug 416834 too, and I suspect he's
> right.
Except that this patch makes js_InitFunctionAndObjectClasses idempotent, not js_InitObjectClass, which is the culprit in bug 416834, so probably not.
Comment on attachment 314530 [details] [diff] [review]
addressing brendan's comments
>+ } else {
>+ JSObject *ctor;
>+ ctor = JS_GetConstructor(cx, fun_proto);
>+ JS_ASSERT(ctor);
Stuff happens (bug-caused security error, e.g.), so this should really check and error if null is returned. Null return means error.
(Also we don't assert non-null, preferring a clear NPE crash -- but here we want to defend.)
>+ OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj, ATOM_TO_JSID(CLASS_ATOM(cx, Function)),
>+ OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(ctor), 0, 0, 0, NULL);
>+ }
> /* Initialize the object class next so Object.prototype works. */
>- obj_proto = js_InitObjectClass(cx, obj);
>+ if (!js_GetClassPrototype(cx, obj, INT_TO_JSID(JSProto_Object),
>+ &obj_proto)) {
>+ fun_proto = NULL;
>+ obj_proto = NULL;
There's no reason to null obj_proto, since it is not used at out: and anyway, goto out instances above do not null obj_proto.
>+ goto out;
>+ }
>+ if (!obj_proto) {
>+ obj_proto = js_InitObjectClass(cx, obj);
>+ }
Nit: don't overbrace single-line then clauses whose if condition fits on one line.
>@@ -1971,27 +1971,22 @@ Function(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, u
Igor got this in one of his pending patches, r+me now, so you'll probably be able to cvs up and find this already committed.
Created attachment 315570 [details] [diff] [review]
addressing brendan's comments (v2)
Brendan: I think the ctor assertion here is still righteous. This condition should never happen, and it's one that we shouldn't silently recover from in debug builds.
(In reply to comment #31)
> Created an attachment (id=315570) [details]
> addressing brendan's comments (v2)
> Brendan: I think the ctor assertion here is still righteous. This condition
> should never happen, and it's one that we shouldn't silently recover from in
> debug builds.
Who is "we"? Assertions should not botch. If they do, the person they bite should be working to remove the botch or add runtime code to cope. If you have runtime code to cope then you don't need an assertion. If you want a warning, then do not use an assertion (which crashes the program when it botches) or you will hurt third parties.
Why do you want a warning here in DEBUG builds?
"Assertions should not botch" means "never". Given the fallible JS_GetConstructor API, we know failure is an option. So we should not assert what might be false.
Comment on attachment 315570 [details] [diff] [review]
addressing brendan's comments (v2)
r=me with that assertion removed.
Created attachment 315822 [details] [diff] [review]
no assert-botch
[Checkin: Comment 37]
This is the one to land, hoping for approval quickly.
Comment on attachment 315822 [details] [diff] [review]
no assert-botch
[Checkin: Comment 37]
a=shaver, let's get those shell tests in the tree too.
jsapi.c: 3.444
bclary: your help would be much appreciated in taking some of these proto and sandboxed proto tests from below, and testifying them. If you haven't got the time, let me know.
crowder: One is glad to be of service.
RCS file: /cvsroot/mozilla/js/tests/js1_5/Regress/regress-352604.js,v
/cvsroot/mozilla/js/tests/js1_5/Regress/regress-352604.js,v <-- regress-352604.js
initial revision: 1.1
Checking in js1_5/extensions/regress-352604.js;
/cvsroot/mozilla/js/tests/js1_5/extensions/regress-352604.js,v <-- regress-352604.js
initial revision: 1.1
/cvsroot/mozilla/js/tests/public-failures.txt,v <-- public-failures.txt
new revision: 1.64; previous revision: 1.63
v 1.9.0
As per discussion with Jesse, this bug should be ported over to the 1.8 branch to fix some of the issues jsfunfuzz is hitting.
I should have a backported patch in the next day(s) or so.
Created attachment 335861 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH
This is the backported patch to MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH.
Created attachment 335863 [details]
diff between trunk and 1.8 patches
Comment on attachment 335861 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH
[STAMP]ed with the assumption that it passes js/tests and Mochitests
Comment on attachment 335861 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH
Approved for 188.8.131.52, a=dveditz for release-drivers
The backported patch here needs to be landed, help is appreciated.
Checking in jsapi.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/js/src/jsapi.c,v <-- jsapi.c
new revision: 220.127.116.11; previous revision: 188.8.131.52
assertion verified fixed 188.8.131.52.
Expected value 'function f() {NL}', Actual value 'function () {NL}'
I'll add that to the known 1.8.1 failures.


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Is there any difference between the Aune T1 with the 6n11 tube and the "upgraded version" featuring the 6922 tube (apart from obviously the tube itself) ?
Aune T1 USB Tube DAC+ SS Amp Discussion Thread ***See first post for FAQ--Updated on 02/14/15*** - Page 214
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There is no difference, and many of the "basic" T1s come with the 6922 anyway. Mine did. A good idea is to get the T1 without any so-called upgrades and buy tubes if necessary.
Edited by teb1013 - 11/7/13 at 6:56am
Oh ok, so it is safe for me to buy a "basic" Aune t1?
Also is buying from Pbuying.usa on ebay safe as it's the only place where I can get the best price?
Thanks for your patience.
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That "basic" depend on the seller. Some will give 6N11 as stock. Some even claim "upgraded" with 6922 tube. As long the upgraded or the basic priced the same, I have no problem with that. And I think every T1 owner definitely will change the tube someday, unless the stock tube is perfect for them.
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Considering purchasing this as my first tube amp/DAC. I want to pair it with the Beyerdynamic DT880 600ohms, thoughts on this? Will it drive them sufficiently?
I got mine in the us through Pennybuying. The service was fine. It took about 6 weeks to arrive from China. I don't know if it would be quicker to India. You may want to check CoiL's recent comments on some Indian tubes that he gave good reviews to. Good luck!
Edited by teb1013 - 11/7/13 at 8:14am
@Diabolique: Getting tubes here isn't easy unless I import them but teb1013's reply (brlow) has given me a faint glimmer of hope
Thanks a lot for clearing the pennybuying thing :)
woah! tubes exist in India :O
Need to check, are those comments in the last 10 pages?
The reason I ask is because I've started reading this thread from the first page and am about 30 pages into the thread
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Mine arrived today, I am planning on using the output to my Schiit Asgard 2, we'll see how nice they play together.
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Theme & Variations - looks very clean.
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