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2011 Winners and their Suppliers
The following 37 products have been named winners in the 2011 Medical Design Excellence Awards competition. Manufacturing companies were presented with either gold or silver awards at the MDEA Winners ceremony held in June during the Medical Design & Manufacturing East 2011 Conference and Exposition, June 7 –9, 2011, in New York City. Suppliers honored in connection with these winning products have earned the exclusive right to use the designation "Supplier to a 2011 MDEA Winner."
Below is a complete list of all the 2011 MDEA-winning products which the 2011 MDEA Jury felt were compelling and innovative.MDEA Past Winning Product Search Tool
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Critical-Care and Emergency Medicine Products
- EV1000 clinical patient monitoring platform, manufactured and submitted by Edwards Lifesciences LLC (Irvine, CA). The EV1000 is a patient monitoring platform that is intended to show clinicians the physiologic status of their patients in critical care settings such as the OR and the ICU. Supply and design credit to Patton Design (Irvine, CA), and Sparton Medical Systems (Strongsville, OH).
- Lifeline View automated external defibrillator, manufactured and submitted by Defibtech LLC (Guilford, CT). The Lifeline View AED is the first and only portable defibrillator with a full-motion, full-color video display. The device is specifically designed to make it easy for anyone to effectively respond to a sudden cardiac arrest emergency.
- Mindray V Series Patient Monitoring System, manufactured by Mindray (Mahwah, NJ). Entry submitted by Continuum (West Newton, MA). The V Series patient monitoring system is a scalable platform that focuses on the clarity and continuity of data at a single point of care. The product is the result of research focused on identifying the unique challenges of high acuity environments. Supply and design credit to Continuum (West Newton, MA).
Dental Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies
- AcceleDent Orthodontic System, manufactured by OrthoAccel (Houston, TX). Entry submitted by Devicix LLC (Eden Prairie, MN). The AcceleDent System is an orthodontic device that significantly reduces the time required for patients to wear braces or aligners by applying gentle microvibrations to the teeth. Supply and design credit to Devicix LLC (Eden Prairie, MN), Metaphase Design Group Inc. (St. Louis, MO), and Virtex Assembly Services Inc. (Austin, TX).
- Orascoptic Freedom cordless LED headlamp for dentists and hygienists, manufactured and submitted by Sybron Middleton (Middleton, WI). The Orascoptic Freedom LED headlamp provides enhanced visibility in combination with loupes. The light-weight unit has rechargeable battery pods powering varied lighting. It is designed with a mount system fitting any TTL loupe model. Supply and design credit to Bjorksten | bit 7 (Madison, WI).
- Propoint obturation point for use in root canal therapy, manufactured and submitted by DRFP Ltd. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom). Propoint is an obturation point for use in root canal therapy. It expands upon hydration in the root canal providing a seal to reduce the risk of infection. It enables a quick and easy procedure for the dentist and reduced pain for the patient. Supply and design credit to University of Bradford, School of Engineering, Design and Technology (Bradford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom), and Microsystems UK (Warrington, United Kingdom).
General Hospital Devices and Therapeutic Products
- Compass interchangeable modular system, manufactured and submitted by Herman Miller Healthcare (Zeeland, MI). Designed to adapt to the ever-changing healthcare environment, Compass is a modular system of interchangeable components that can be used to create applications for patient rooms, caregiver work areas, and other clinical spaces. Supply and design credit to Continuum (West Newton, MA).
- Conveen Active urine collecting bag, manufactured and submitted by Coloplast A/S (Humlebaek, Denmark). The Conveen Active is a urine collection bag with a capacity of 250 ml. It can be used in both hospital and private settings for men with low to moderate levels of incontinence. Supply and design credit to Harrit & Sørensen (Holte, Denmark).
- Encircle Compression Therapy device, manufactured by The Merino Co. (TMC Apparel) (Christchurch, New Zealand). Entry submitted by Locus Research Ltd. (Mt. Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand). Encircle is a two-layer natural merino therapy clinically proven to help in safely preventing venous insufficiencies, thrombosis, embolisms and ulceration. Encircle is easy to specify, apply, and manage during use, significantly reducing the cost of care. Supply and design credit to Locus Research Ltd. (Mt. Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand), Agresearch Textiles Group (Christchurch, New Zealand), and Medical Research Institute of New Zealand (MRINZ) (Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand).
- Pegasus Safety Closed IV Catheter System, manufactured by Becton, Dickinson and Co. (Sandy, UT). Entry submitted by Becton Dickinson Medical Products Pte. Ltd. (Singapore). The Pegasus Safety Closed IV Catheter System is designed for the traditional insertion technique of Chinese nurses. It fulfills the clinicians need to minimize needlestick injuries and reduce infection risks.
- Pronto-7 handheld noninvasive hemoglobin spot-check testing device, manufactured and submitted by Masimo (Irvine, CA). Masimos Pronto-7 is a handheld device designed for quick, noninvasive, spot-check testing of hemoglobin, SpO2, pulse rate, and perfusion index. Features include wireless and Bluetooth capabilities, as well as a touch screen. Supply and design credit to Masimo Labs (Irvine, CA).
- Radiant Heat Warmer (RHW) 3000 series, manufactured by Zeal Medical Pvt. Ltd. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India). Entry submitted by NEODES (PUNE, India). RHW3000 is an open-bed radiant heat warmer for premature babies. A unique reflector design ensures uniform heating to the baby and not to the caretaker. RHW3000 is 50 less expensive than any other competing product in the market. Supply and design credit to NEODES (PUNE, India).
- VeinViewer Vision vascular imaging device, manufactured and submitted by Christie Medical Holdings (Memphis, TN). The VeinViewer Vision imaging device uses near-infrared light and other patented technologies to project a real-time digital image of patient vasculature directly onto the surface of the skin. Supply and design credit to WILD (Volkermarkt, Austria), Integrated Design Systems (IDS) (Great Neck, NY), and HiTek Services Inc. (Owens Cross Roads, AL).
Implant and Tissue-Replacement Products
- Cranial Loop nonmetallic, cranial fixation device for postcraniotomy bone flap fixation, manufactured and submitted by Neos Surgery S.L. (Barcelona-San Sebastián, Spain). The Cranial Loop is a nonmetallic, high-strength cranial fixation device for postcraniotomy bone flap fixation. Based on PEEK-Optima material, it is designed to provide benefits beyond the range of metallic biomaterials. Supply and design credit to Hospital de la Santa Creu i de Sant Pau (Barcelona, Spain), Invibio Biomaterial Solutions (Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire, United Kingdom), Fundació Privada ASCAMM (Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain), and Fundació Inasmet-Tecnalia (Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain).
- JuggerKnot Soft Suture Anchor, manufactured and submitted by Biomet Sports Medicine (Warsaw, IN). The JuggerKnot is used for reattaching soft tissue to bone and soft tissue repair during arthroscopic surgery. Sports medicine surgeons can use the suture to tie tissues to bone, restoring function to the patient and mitigating associated pain. Supply and design credit to PMC Smart Solutions (Shelbyville, IN).
- MitraClip catheter-based mitral valve repair system, manufactured by Abbott Vascular (Menlo Park, CA). Entry submitted by Nicole Osmer Healthcare Communications (Menlo Park, CA). The MitraClip system offers a less-invasive therapy for mitral regurgitation, a debilitating disease that can lead to heart failure and death. Randomized trial results show excellent safety, patient benefits, and improved quality of life. Supply and design credit to El Camino Hospital (Mountain View, CA).
- Triangular Prostatic Stent (TPS), manufactured and submitted by Allium Medical Solutions Ltd. (Caesarea Industrial Park, Israel). The prostatic stent is indicated for the management of posterior urethral occlusions. With its triangular shape, it matches the prostatic urethral lumen. Due to its patented delivery system, it can be used in ambulatory setting.
In Vitro Diagnostic Products and Systems
- cobas b 123 point-of-care blood gas analyzer system, manufactured and submitted by Roche Diagnostics GmbH. (Graz, Austria). The cobas b 123 POC system is a hospital point-of-care and laboratory blood gas analyzer that measures 17 critical-care parameters including total bilirubin and lactate. The device features a decoupled sensor that uses a patented thick film technology.
- Integrated Cycler real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) thermocycler, manufactured and submitted by 3M (St. Paul, MN) and Focus Diagnostics Inc. (Cypress, CA). The Integrated Cycler is designed to run real-time PCR for qualitative detection and multi-analyte detection. It is used in conjunction with Focus Diagnostics Simplexa molecular chemistries. Supply and design credit to WynEdge (Minnetonka, MN), and Benchmark Electronics Inc. (Winona, MN)
- Leica BOND-III immunohistochemistry (IHC) and in-situ hybridization (ISH) staining system, manufactured by Leica Biosystems Melbourne Pty. Ltd. (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia). Entry submitted by Invetech (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia). Leica BOND-III is an automated staining platform that assists in the diagnostic pathway of various cancers and infectious diseases. Samples are processed rapidly to enable a diagnosis to be given to the patient as quickly as possible. Supply and design credit to Invetech (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia).
- MAGPIX versatile multiplexing bioassay platform, manufactured and submitted by Luminex Corp. (Austin, TX). MAGPIX is a compact, multiplex analyzer for clinical and research labs that can quickly, accurately, and reproducibly detect and measure up to 50 different proteins or nucleic acids simultaneously in a variety of biological sample matrices.
Medical Product Packaging, Graphic Instructions, and Labeling Systems
Over-The-Counter and Self-Care Products
- Buzzy and Bee-Stractors needle pain relief system, manufactured and submitted by MMJ Labs LLC (Atlanta, GA). Buzzy combines a unique ice pack and reusable vibrating bee-shaped device to numb sharp pain. When pressed proximal to a painful procedure, Buzzy uses gate theory and descending inhibition to distract and physiologically block pain. Supply and design credit to Formation Design Group Inc. (Atlanta, GA).
- MalleoLoc ankle orthosis, manufactured by Bauerfeind AG (Zeulenroda-Triebes, Germany). Entry submitted by Bauerfeind USA Inc. (Marietta, GA). The MalleoLoc is a semi-rigid ankle orthosis designed to protect the ankle following injury in conservative or postoperative situations. The device can also be used prophylactically during athletic activities. Supply and design credit to Bauerfeind Innovation Center (Zeulenroda-Triebes, Germany).
- SpeediCath Compact Male intermittent catheter, manufactured and submitted by Coloplast A/S (Humlebaek, Denmark). SpeediCath Compact Male is an intermittent catheter for people who need to empty their bladder via a catheter. Sleek, compact, and PVC/phthalate-free, it\\\\\\\'s less than half the size of standard catheters, making it easy to store, carry, use, and dispose of.
Radiological and Electromechanical Devices
- Avedro Vedera KXS Vision Correction Device, manufactured by Avedro (Waltham, MA). Entry submitted by Continuum (West Newton, MA). The Avedro Vedera KXS is a microwave energy device that offers a non-incisional, noninvasive, refractive correction procedure for reshaping the cornea for the treatment of kerataconus and myopia. Supply and design credit to Continuum (West Newton, MA), and Benchmark Electronics (Blanchardstown, Dublin, Ireland).
- LipiView Ocular Surface Interferometer, manufactured by TearScience (Morrisville, NC). Entry submitted by PR Strategies (Raleigh, NC). LipiView is used to capture, archive, manipulate, and store digital images of specular (interferometric) observations of an adults natural tear film. Supply credit to HLB (Chicago, IL), Design Net (Smithfield, RI), and Optimum Technologies (Southbridge, MA).
- Selenia Dimensions tomosynthesis (3D) system, manufactured by Hologic Inc. (Bedford, MA). Entry submitted by Farm Design Inc. (Hollis, NH). The Selenia Dimensions system generates digital mammographic images that can be used for screening and diagnosis of breast cancer. The Selenia Dimensions system is intended for use in the same clinical applications as systems for screening mammograms. Supply and design credit to Farm Design Inc. (Hollis, NH).
Rehabilitation and Assistive-Technology Products
- 625 Barrier-Free Examination table, manufactured by Midmark Corp. (Versailles, OH). Entry submitted by Design Central Inc. (Columbus, OH). The 625 Barrier-Free Examination table accommodates the increased demand for efficient care and changing patient demographics. An accessible exam table increases patient comfort, reduces anxiety, and helps physicians conduct more-accurate exams. Supply and design credit to Design Central Inc. (Columbus, OH).
- Inogen One G2 portable oxygen concentrator, manufactured and submitted by Inogen Inc. (Goleta, CA). The Inogen One redefines oxygen therapy by replacing large stationary concentrators and impractical oxygen tank deliveries with a dynamic portable oxygen concentrator that is lighter and more efficient than its competition.
- Philips Lifeline Medical Alert Service with AutoAlert Option medical monitoring system, manufactured by Philips Design (Andover, MA). Entry submitted by Radius Product Development (Clinton, MA). The AutoAlert pendant is a wearable help button designed to help seniors maintain independence. The monitoring system detects falls, automatically calling for help if the wearer is unable to push the button due to disorientation or unconsciousness. Supply and design credit to Radius Product Development (Clinton, MA).
Surgical Equipment, Instruments, and Supplies
- DISTALOCK Intramedullary (IM) Nail and Drill System, manufactured by DGIMED Ortho Inc. (Minnetonka, MN). Entry submitted by Devicix LLC (Eden Prairie, MN). The DISTALOCK drill system allows orthopedic surgeons to drill pilot holes from the inside of the bone, out, using no x-rays. These pilot holes accurately guide placement of screws to lock in place an intramedullary nail used to fix fractured femurs. Supply and design credit to Devicix LLC (Eden Prairie, MN), Vitaldyne (Waverly, MN), Orthopaedic International Inc. (Cabuyao, Laguna, Philippines), and Orthopaedic Biomechanics Lab (Minneapolis, MN).
- iO-Flex surgical system, manufactured and submitted by Baxano Inc. (San Jose, CA). The iO-Flex System is an advanced surgical technology for central, lateral recess, and foraminal lumbar stenosis. The over-the-wire approach allows surgeons to address targeted impinging tissue while preserving facet joint integrity. Supply and design credit to IDEO (Palo Alto, CA).
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Welcome to VegWeb's Soft Launch!
Hi all!
I just wanted to thank you all for stopping by the newly redesigned VegWeb! We're so proud of and excited about the site, and we hope you will be too.
There's a new blog section where we'll regularly post site news and have fun guest chef posts and all sorts of great stuff. Find out about the soft launch and about new and coming attractions here: http://vegweb.com/blogs/welcome-vegweb
As always, if you have any questions or comments, shoot me a private message or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Again, so excited, and stay tuned for even more delicious happenings!
Looks amazing!! I love it. I hope everyone comes back!
blog link works for me now, didn't on Friday... I dunno why but whatever, pleased it works
Yes, stars and I like having user pics on the main page Also, Is there a way to get to what on the old site was "Show new replies to my posts"? I used that a lot. Maybe I'm just not seeing it.
It doesn't do very much at the moment, but I thought I'd mention that I've started working on a userscript for VegWeb. For those who don't know, a userscript is a little program that, if installed in your browser, runs automatically when you visit certain pages and can modify those pages. Potentially, I may be able to implement some features in a userscript fairly quickly which might make using VegWeb a little more pleasant while waiting for the site developers to implement equivalent features in VegWeb itself.
For example, as I'm sure everyone has noticed, the "new posts" links currently don't work right. My script tries to fix them, so when you click such links you'll hopefully be brought to the correct page. Also, it adds some buttons to the comment editor that insert the appropriate tags to use e.g. bold without having to manually type in the <strong> and </strong>. It also adds a quote button that uses the blockquote tag to quote posts like
yabbitgirl, on Jun 17, 2012, wrote:
Also, not being able to insert a quote when responding to an earlier post is not going to work, particularly on the chat-type boards.
To use the script, one needs Firefox with Greasemonkey (what I use and therefore, best supported), Safari with GreaseKit, Chrome, or Opera (the latter three I have installed, but only used for minimal testing). (It is conceivable that even Internet Explorer with an appropriate add-on might work, but I am completely unable to test such a configuration, so I won't be able to provide much help if it doesn't work.)
If you are using such a browser, the script can be installed from here. Also some more details are available.
I haven't had a chance to grab your script yet, but thanks for your effort; I appreciate it!
Yay, I love the new look! Hopefully things will work better now. =)
Today I see there's a "My Recipe Box/Meal Planner/Shopping List" link but it doesn't do anything, if you click on it you end up back on the home page.
I am excited about the new look of the site. I appreciate all of your team's work and hope the migration is going well. I would say I had many of the same reactions as many of the others and it seems you've already given some answers about my concerns, but I'll still reiterate them below for safe measure.
- Beautiful looking site!
- Oh no, where has my recipe box gone?
- Even if my old recipe box wasn't save, why can't I add recipes to a new recipe box now?
- I miss the star rating system too!
Also, I heard you say that if you want to save recipes, you should just click the "like" button and the recipe will be saved on our profile; however, I do hope we can save recipes to a recipe box without "liking" them especially if there is no star rating system....because many times I want to save a recipe so I can try it later and only want to like or rate the recipe after trying it. If I have to "like" it just to save it to my profile that impacts the rating when I haven't even tried the dish yet.
Lastly, I would echo that VegWeb is running sluggishly in California, but I know that will improve with time.
Thanks for all your hard work!!
Another vote for the star system! Also, how many times am I going to need to log in? Every time I show up I have to log in. :(
Was there any warning about this "upgrade" that I missed? Anytime I see upgrade to a site I'm involved in I say, "Oh NO!" I realize you must have worked hard on this but the old site worked pretty darned well. Why fix what wasn't broken? This is a big disappointment to me and I'm really sorry that you felt the need to change.
It runs slower than molasses, there are many bugs and many things that were made worse. I'm going to have to start looking for a site that doesn't remind me of faceplace. A real forum. Call me old fashioned.
I see "Like" buttons and I'm now looking for the "Dislike with a passion" button. Where is that one?
twobluemoons, they had to upgrade the site because there were tons of security issues with the old one. I don't know how often you visit, but vegweb was unavailable more than like half the time since December because of virus attacks... and of course, always the spammers in the forums. Some users' computers were infected with viruses as well. I believe vegnews had intended on upgrading vegweb anyway for a while, but the security issues sealed the deal there.
I'm ok with the Like buttons, but I do wish we could have stars for the recipes, as well as our "edit" "report" and "delete" buttons (which I believe are coming soon-ish).
One of the things the new improved VW doesn't do, is inform you when you have a PM waiting. I used to get an email telling me I had one waiting. If semiveg hadn't told me, I would never have clicked the Message tab to check.
I just realised the subnicks are gone. So sad, they were fun!
over all, I am happy with the new design. It looks really good. I am having minor issues with finding the new posts. I miss how the new posts used to bump the thread to the top. Also, when I click on a "new post" link, it seems I end up in random spots in the thread, not the last 2 posts I have not seen or even on the page they are on. I am very thankful the recipies I saved links to on my desktop favorites still seem to work. I was afraid I was going to have to delete them all and start the file over.
How do i find items i added to my shopping list?
I'm glad that you went ahead with the soft launch rather than continue to let the old site spread viruses. I think the new site is very pretty (yay for purple!) and trust that you will restore most of the old features in time.
I'm with yabbit! I miss subnicks.


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Hi all,
I've had a personal 'spiritual' experience that really bothers me. I am an atheist and have been for quite a while. Yet this experience still bothers me and I really need to share this with folks that have the ability to, perhaps, set my mind at ease. I have only shared this experience with family. They are convinced it was about God 'coming through' and saving my sorry butt.
Here goes:
In fall of '03 I was driving an 18-wheeler through Utah, backside- Highway 6 from Green River to Price. This is a 2 lane highway. It was an awesome morning, maybe 6:30. Good light. I was driving across a valley that had these cool fog pods... like mushroom shaped coherent clouds, say a thousand yards across. I had driven through a few and they were dense, with a very discernible wall when you approached them. I was, perhaps 300 yards from another one and--- a very clear voice said: " get off the road NOW"-- almost a shout. I was so startled that I panic stopped... brakes, gears, and Jake-brakes. When I got slow, I got the entire truck off the pavement. I wasn't even at a full-stop and was very close to the 'wall' of fog- when 2 trucks came out of the fog wall. One truck was passing the other. Needless to say, it would have been a spectacular head-on.
I think I just sat there for a while. I don't really remember anymore.. I do remember that I was stuck on that shoulder for a while locking axles and whatever to get back on the pavement. I finally got to Price and delivered. Odd as it seems, it was like PTSD and I rapidly "forgot" about it. Like my mind could not digest this and just stored it away. I quit driving trucks a few months later.
Over these last 8 years I often think about this event as it could apply to the question -- "If not God then what -or- who ??"
Was I psychic ?? Did I subliminally hear their air horns, as I probably had Pink Floyd cranked on the stereo ? Who was the voice ?? It didn't sound like me or anyone I know. Yet it sure seemed real enough to me. I was NOT doing drugs as my company drug tested often as do some DOT stations (when you have long hair). I was well slept, at Green River. This is, by far, the only "miraculous" thing that has ever happened to me. I mean, I've had some pleasent 'coincidences' happen, but NOTHING with a 'voice'. That was way over the top. Heck my hands are shaking trying to type this.
Anyone got any helpful ideas on this ?? I can go to my grave never knowing or even having a clue, but, scientifically-- I want answers. I think I deserve to know. But.... who can tell me ? This is one of those things I'd love to run by the Dalai Lama... LOL.
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-Maybe you saw headlights through the fog but your mind didn't acknowledge them.
-Google 'lyrics "get off the road", there's tons of songs using a form of these lyrics, maybe one of these songs was playing?
-I live on top of a small but steep hill in the country, and whenever we turn in we have to cross the road. The limit is 80kmh (50mph), but cars often do 100km (60mph). It's all too often a game of chance just pulling in, some instances an oncoming car was just a second away from hitting me. Some could say it's a miracle, I just call it luck.
Why does it need to be god? what if you just assumed it was unsafe?as it clearly was, what if you noticed something that you missed but your brain reacted for ur slow ass :P.. i know that sounds stupid but i have driven from one town to the next and zoned out and can't remember the whole fucking drive. Its freaky but my friends claim the same thing, so it's possible that could have happened.
That happens to me half the times I drive.
Memories change over time. They are not perfect recorders of events, I was always amazed at the complete differences between my and my parents recollection of past events.
I looked up highway 6 on google, just to get a feeling for it, and it seems you had the room to pull the rig off the road.
Now, I have no idea how long it takes to bring a full 18-wheeler to a stop, but you said you were still slowing down when you saw the trucks emerging from the fog.
That said, I do have some experiences, both in a car and on my motorcycle, where I nearly avoided colliding with the vehicle in front of me. And I do know my subconscious had to kick in there, because in the second thereafter I had to recollection of my foot (or hand and foot, in case of the motorcycle) shooting to the brake and preventing an accident.
So your near miss, as others have said before me, is explainable by good reaction time and possibly some luck. As for the voice, I don't know, but since you're having nightmares about the event, it could be that the voice got included as a unknown voice (as you called it) only after the experience.
Loud premonition ?
Hi Richard,
I would tend to agree with your supposition that you probably received some warning at a subliminal level. Maybe the voice was your subconscious trying to jar you into a reaction.
I've had aural and visual hallucinations, lucid and premonitory dreams, and out-of-body experiences, all of which I can rationalise as simple tricks of the mind.
Tiredness especially can bring on hallucinations and I bet you can remember times when you've been that tired.
If it's any consolation, your account is no evidence whatsoever for God. It could just as easily have been Martians, a pixie, a ghost or Bigfoot that yelled.
The fact that you can rationalize it is good for your sanity, however it does not prove anything.
Ghostly images have been filmed live on british security cameras on at least one famous castle.
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My favorite part of the animated gif is when the "16th century spirit who knows how to operate a modern fire exit door" fumbles and has to close the door a second time.
Keep em coming, Michael. I always enjoy googling your miracles, magic, ghosts and goblins.
These things are invariant in the human experience for whatever reason, ghosts, ufos, crop circles and more general the unexplained. As Gandolf the grey said, "There are older and fouler things than orcs in the deep places of the world." ;)
If you've put a million miles on the road, you have very well-refined reflexes and perceptions below your consciousness. My dad drove cross-country for his work often, and likewise has well over a million miles under his belt. While driving with him on a long road trip, he could be dead asleep in the backseat at 4 am, and he'd wake up and tell me to slow down if I crept over 65mph, just from the engine sound. Without nearly as much experience, I get nervous as hell driving into fog I can't see through.
As others have noted above, our minds are capable of some weird stuff, including putting words to an unconscious conclusion, even after the fact. I hope you can overcome your driving phobia. It sounds like you're someone I'd feel safe having on the road, rather than the idiots who don't pay attention and drive like the own the place.
Don't expect many supernatural explanations on an Atheist site. Atheist run the full spectrum beliefs. Everything from Agnostic skeptics on down. In the minority you find Atheist that entertain the existence of ghost but not God. This is because Atheism is not a doctrine or statement of belief. It is a statement of the disbelief in God. I am sure some Atheist might advise you on a possible supernatural explanation.
I am a metaphysicist and a Theist. I can neither explain quantum mechanical spooky action at distance anymore than Dark energy or matter, therefore who am I to rule out the possibliity of beings that are just merely invisible to our sensible light spectrum.


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Trident TM6000
The TV-Master TM6000 is an integrated Video decoder and USB bridge IC from Trident.
TM6000 based Devices
Driver development in progress:
- Freecom DVB-T & Analog TV USB Stick (USB Id 14aa:0620)
- Moka Hybrid TV receiver MK-DVBT-DUAL (USB Id 14aa:0620)
- LifeView LR535 ... a PCIe Mini Card (USB Id 10fd:0535)
- ADS Tech Mini Dual TV (PTV-339) (USB ID 06e1:b339)
The following device might work with the driver as well:
- Yakumo QuickStick TV Easy .... Article and photos of the PCB: http://www.svethardware.cz/art_doc-153F40C514B8C470C125723F0072F0DD.html
If you discover that a device that is not listed here actually works with the driver (see below), please report it to the developers!
Note: according to the Trident SEC filing the TM5400 is PIN compatible with the TM6000 but without a digital TV TS support.
Driver Development
Michel Ludwig (michel.ludwig gmail.com)
A improved driver with analogue TV support is currently being developed. DVB-T seems to be working fairly well in an experimental driver, which can be found on this page.
The hosting of the driver files has been generously provided by François Beerten! Thanks a lot!
Experimental Driver
- Due to high demand, the experimental driver is now available to the public. It provides basic DVB-T support for devices with the USB Id 14aa:0620.
Disclaimer: The experimental driver was never intended to be released. The code contains lots of ugly hacks and no guarantee can given that it is even working at all. Moreover, despite the fact that the driver has been used for several months, the extremely unlikely case of causing hardware damage cannot be fully excluded! In summary, you are using the driver at your own risk!
Additional Warning: It is recommanded to disconnect the USB stick after having stopped watching TV as there is currently no instruction implemented to disable the decoding of the TV signal.
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In short, the driver code needs to be copied into a v4l-dvb tree. More detailed instructions are given below.
Please note that you need the Mercurial version control systems installed on your system.
Step 1: Clone a v4l-dvb tree in a directory of your choice $hg clone http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb Step 2: Apply the Makefile patch to the tree (which allows to build the driver later on) $ cd v4l-dvb $ wget http://colabti.de/~feb/tm6000-makefile-dvb-tree.patch $ patch -p1 < tm6000-makefile-dvb-tree.patch Step 3: Download the driver and extract it $ cd linux/drivers/media/video/ $ wget http://colabti.de/tm6000/tm6000.tar.gz $ tar xvzf tm6000.tar.gz Step 4: Compile everything $ cd ../../../../ $ make Step 5: Install everything $ su -c "make install" Step 6: Remove all the V4L/DVB modules that are currently loaded (or alternatively reboot the system) and load the driver module $ su -c "make rmmod; /sbin/modprobe tm6000"
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The firmware necessary for the device currently needs to be extracted from the driver files on the installation CD.
Step 1: Copy the file "tridvid.sys" from the CD into a directory of your choice Step 2: Extract the firmware files $dd if=tridvid.sys ibs=1 skip=145441 count=2632 of=tm6000-firmware1 $dd if=tridvid.sys ibs=1 skip=148089 count=3870 of=tm6000-firmware2 Step 3: Copy the firmware files to the firmware directory $su -c "cp tm6000-firmware1 /lib/firmware; cp tm6000-firmware2 /lib/firmware"
- If the compilation and the extraction of the firmware was successful, you should be able to watch TV via DVB-T now! If you want, you can report your geographical location to the developers, so that a list which contains the locations where the driver is working can be kept.
TM6010 based Devices
A new version of the TM6000 is present in some devices :
- Hauppauge HVR900H
- Compro VideoMate U2800F .... Article and photos of the PCB: http://www.ixbt.com/monitor/compro-u2800f.shtml
- Compro VideoMate U2600F ... This device is almost identical to the U2800F so it may just be cosmetic "Vistarization" of the 2600: The components and PCB look identical to the U2800F above, except the rectangular component; T1, just left of the Intel chip (between it and the usb socket). On the U2800F this appears identical to the only other one on the board; T2 on the RHS side of the Intel chip. On the U2600F, T1 is different (or on mine it is) and is identified by the code TA6C 12000S. The U2600F PCB is identified as 94V-0 and the number 0G9MUH0012 Rev B (This number is obscured on the abovelinked image). Apart from this area (obscured in the above image), the PCB and all the other components are identical. My U2600F reports in WinXP's Device Manager as USB\VID_185B&PID_2600\5&23FD63D6&0&8 and Compro provide the same software and driver package for both models.
- LifeView "Not Only TV" Hybrid LV5H, Hybrid LV5H Power (Windows drivers for reference to developers)
An experimental driver is available from http://linuxtv.org/hg/~mchehab/tm6010/ (currently completely broken - analogue, firmware extraction, etc)


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MrRental RSS Feeds
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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an XML-based format for sharing and distributing Web content, such as rental properties. Using an RSS reader, you can view data feeds from various sources, such as MrRental.ca, where you can see the latest properties for rent in any city you like.
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rbejar needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 96 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
Wifibonus.com is a new service in travel dedicated to the mostly to the business passenger. Although, some leisure passengers willing to have use their iPhones, Androids or Laptop during their trips could be willing to use it.
Wifibonus.com is a roaming wi-fi service . With Wifibonus, the traveler can look for a connecting hotspot in more than 140 000 places in the World.
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Middle Teton Climber's Log
mountainTRIALS.com - Jul 26, 2005 1:17 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Coulior Date Climbed: July 23, 2005
Time from Lupine trailhead to summit marker = 2:45:08 hrs. Straight forward. A tiny bit of ice and snow in the coulior, but not bad. Perfect weather! Fun! Headed up the South after summitting the Middle. Saw one bear on descent.
dukehiker - Jul 21, 2005 8:17 amRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: July 19, 2005
Camped overnight in a beautiful grassy spot high in the South Fork of Garnet Canyon. Route to the summit from there was a mix of snow and rock which was a little edgy for this 50+ eastern hiker, but ultimately doable.
althegreek - Jul 12, 2005 7:07 pmRoute Climbed: glacier Date Climbed: may 2003
nice and straightforward. uncrowded in early season, made for a nice climb. deep snow though. shouldve brought the skis.
Joseph Bullough - Jun 21, 2005 5:12 pmRoute Climbed: Glacier Route Date Climbed: June 18, 2005
Summited via the Middle Teton Glacier route. Lots of snow for mid-June, so we were able to crampon all the way to the summit. Just under 11 hours R/T from Lupine Meadows. Excellent route.
mountaingazelle - May 1, 2005 7:21 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: July 25, 1995, Aug 1, 1998, July 21, 2001
I never get tired of climbing this mountain. It's a great climb with a awesome view of the Grand. First time there the couloir was icy and filled with snow. It was a challenge to climb. Second time we had white-out conditions on the summit. Third time we had perfect weather and climbed it with the South Teton in one day.
dunsum - Apr 7, 2005 4:33 amRoute Climbed: several Date Climbed: July '97
Northwest Ice Couloir, 8/2/97
Southeast Ridge, 6/12/99
North Ridge (solo), 8/27/00
Chouinard Ridge, 8/10/03
Glacier Route, 6/18/05
mr kieran - Mar 19, 2005 6:09 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: September 2003
Climbed solo. Technically an easy climb, but physically very challenging as a day hike. An an incredible view from the top, and an incredible experience all around.
Andinistaloco - Sep 7, 2004 12:07 amRoute Climbed: Glacier route Date Climbed: fall 2003
This was a good climb - although it might've been better if we'd made a high camp instead of doing car-to-car. The glacier's a lot of fun - a few pitches of snow and ice that aren't too steep. Above the rock work is mid 5th class at the hardest if you're on route. Meaning, if it's harder, you're off route!
I think this one would be better earlier on in the season, when the upper portion of the route is covered with snow or ice - the mixed climbing sucked some serious time out of our schedule and we ended up stomping out in the dark. Luckily the Village Inn in Jackson was still open for an 11pm grease-fest....
sskeep - Aug 24, 2004 10:47 pmRoute Climbed: Middle Teton Date Climbed: August 20, 2003
Stayed at the Platforms. Not as high on the mountain as others but a nice place to stay. Usual crew, Scott, Steve Pat and me. Great day, great mountain, great friends. Nuff said.
Scott Pierce - Jun 29, 2004 8:41 pmRoute Climbed: South West Couloir Date Climbed: August, 1982, August, 1983
I used to be a camp counselor at a Boy Scout Camp on the west side of the Tetons. Each year, at the end of the season, we counselors would hike the Middle Teton. We'd leave our musty tents in Teton Canyon in the middle of the night, cram into a junker van and a couple of station wagons, and depart Lupine Meadows well before dawn. We knew we had to be on the summit and down before the afternoon thunderheads rolled in from the Idaho desert.
No ropes, no helmets, no ice axes. Just hiking boots, shorts, a water bottle and a cheese sandwich, and the fitness that came from the preceding weeks of hiking, backpacking, swimming and running. The snow was always just right to kick steps in on the way up, and soft enough to safely glissade while going down.
I remember downclimbing from the summit on easy 3d class past a couple of guys, all decked out in brand new, bright blue matching shells and pants, with "The North Face" plastered across their chests. They were rappelling, and their faces bore the serious look of hard men doing man's work in a dangerous, manly environment. Their expressions changed to one best described as "mightily annoyed" as the Boy Scouts tripped past, intent on getting down to the thousands of feet of fabulously fun boot-and-butt sliding on the early afternoon snow, on a late summer day in the Tetons.
Bootboy - May 29, 2004 2:45 amRoute Climbed: SW couloir Date Climbed: July 2003
Did the Middle and the South in one day in about 11 hours. Good weather and tons of snow. From the meadows we used our axes about 2/3rds of the way up. All the snow made for a fast descent
bteddy - Apr 19, 2004 11:53 pmRoute Climbed: SW couloir Date Climbed: july '03
Climbed in conjunction with S. Teton in about 12 hours total
TDRoberts - Oct 20, 2003 9:30 amRoute Climbed: SW Couloir Date Climbed: Sep 04 '03
Fun climb - except for the weather. Forecast called for mostly sunny skies with chance of late afternoon thunderstorms (sound familiar?). Awoke at camp in Meadows with very overcast skies. Climbed with on-again, off-again showers, wind, and a little sleet. Didn't spend much time on summit as weather continued to deteriorate and it was appearent the afternoon thunder would soon begin.
Hendere - Sep 8, 2003 6:16 pmRoute Climbed: SW Couloir Date Climbed: September 4, 2003
Had a great time climbing with Alan Ellis and Iceaxeman. Perfect weather and rock. Only downside was a few REAL MOUNTAINEERS (I know they were real because they told me) sending rocks down the couloir towards us.
Jerry L - Sep 8, 2003 4:35 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: September 4, 2003
Alan Ellis - Sep 6, 2003 10:12 amRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: September 4, 2003
This climb is an absolute joy! After a long approach, the couloir itself is wonderful. With mostly 3rd class scrambling, and a few class 4 moves, it's a blast.
The best part of my day was the birthday party on the summit. Jerry (Iceaxeman) turned 50 on our summit day. Eric (hendere) burned a match in a Clif Bar for a cake and gave him an old 'biner for a gift. We all sang "Happy Birthday" and enjoyed the summit with perfect weather and no wind. Thanks to Eric and Jerry for making this one of the highlights of my trip.
b. - Sep 3, 2003 1:07 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: June 1996
The first time I camped on the snow, the first time I used an ice axe, my first Teton summit, my first yearning for the Exum Ridge once I saw it from the summit of the Middle Teton.
miztflip - Aug 12, 2003 7:20 pmRoute Climbed: Chounard Ridge Date Climbed: August 9, 2003
What a great route. Simulclimbed this route with my wife and found it to be much better than the Upper Exum on the Grand. More sustained for the 5.4 grade, longer and best of all not a single person on the route or summit. One of the Exum guides I met along the trail said this route sees almost no traffic and he was right. There were no traces of other climbers having passed which means lots of route finding and although the rock was lichened it was still beautiful solid Teton granite.
Tom Fralich - Aug 8, 2003 5:07 pmRoute Climbed: SW Couloir Date Climbed: July 31, 2003
Climbed solo to the summit in about 5.5 hrs from Lupine Meadows Trailhead and then went to the summit of South Teton as well before heading back down. The route was really fun with nice scrambling in the upper sections. It isn't even that exposed, since the route stays in a very deep gully most of the way. Routefinding was quite straightforward since there was a clear path from so many other climbers. Quite a long approach over lots of talus but well worth the effort.
climbit - Jul 21, 2003 4:43 pmRoute Climbed: Southwest Couloir Date Climbed: 2003 July 16
A beautiful mountain with great position in a wonderful range. It's too bad the climbing isn't all like the upper portion of the couloir (steeper and more solid). We kicked steps up the snow in the couloir to 11,800ft before exiting on rock but took the "trail" down avoiding the snow. Nice day. Four-and-a-half hours round-trip from South Garnet Camp Zone with daypacks.


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The majority of the photos and items are from 1915, when she served as a nurse in France and Britain.
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Each image has been designated an "R" for Recto or a "V" for Verso plus an album page number. Recto is the right-hand side page of a bound book while Verso is the left-hand side page.
I will be posting the entire album and my additional research on the individuals identified in Connie's album over the coming months so please check back frequently to view these historic photos. The easiest way to see what has been published is to click on the topic "Nursing Sister WW1 Photos"


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BRONWYN Ellis may have failed to impress The X Factor judges - but that has not stopped the 16-year-old singer netting herself a record deal.
The Harwood youngster secured the recording contract after auditioning at a talent-spotting event at Bolton's Holiday Inn.
Bronwyn Ellis gives a demonstration ahead of her X Factor audition earlier this year
The event was hosted by entertainment manager Lady Showbiz, aka Karen Walters, who runs Tiger Entertainment as well as other entertainment companies.
She invited pop star Antony Costa, from the boyband Blue, to the auditions in Bolton and they both decided that young Bronwyn had what it takes to make it in the music business.
Ms Walters said: "My first impression was that Bronwyn has a great voice with a great tone to it, and she is full of potential.
"Talking with Antony we both felt she has all the ingredients, a great voice, she looks beautiful and she is very grounded with a good family behind her — she blew me away.
"She is very young and we are mindful of that, but also of the talent she has."
Bronwyn will now be given a recording contract with Ms Walter's record label, Tiger Records, and will receive guidance and mentoring from the entertainment guru, who has worked in the industry for 10 years.
Bronwyn said she could not believe it when she got the call to tell her she had been awarded a record deal.
The Turton School pupil, who lives with her parents in Lea Gate Close, Harwood, added: "We were away in Wales when Karen called to tell me the good news.
"I was so excited and happy because I have always wanted to be a singer. "I thought the audition had gone really well. I was nervous but I just went for it."
Bronwyn auditioned for The X Factor in Bolton, but was not selected to progress.
Her dad, John Ellis, said: "She was a bit disappointed not to get through The X Factor, but then she was reading the write-up in The Bolton News when she saw the advert, so it was quite lucky.
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