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"The Sixth Sense" especially since I should have got the twist but I didn't . . . I was totally fooled and and had to watch the movie again.
Ya know, I don't think anyone figured that one out the first time around.
It was so damn obvious, once you knew the twist :)
Exactly. So much so that everyone that watched it felt like an idiot afterwards. xP
You know! That one where Taylor Swift get's a lifetime recording contract, I still have nightmares about that one....................................Just kidding..................Nightmare on Elm Street (the first one)
wrong turn is a fav
Oh geez.....I have to choose?? Ummmm.....A Nightmare on Elm Street, the original of course.
Oh yes. ^-^ Freddy is my favorite every time. xP
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The story on Uber has been written about ad nauseam, which is why I've been reluctant to weigh in. But enough people have asked my perspective so I decided to weigh in with my non-conformist view. I love Uber and I don't believe there has yet been a real scandal. Grievances – yes. But scandal? I'm not so sure.
For starters – I'm not an investor in Uber. I wish I were. I had a chance to be in the seed round and unfortunately didn't do so. I didn't invest in any of their fine competitors either like Lyft, Sidecar, Hailo, etc. I have no overt biases (we all have subconscious ones). I'm not friends with Emil Michael – I've never met him.
This post is nothing than a bystanders attempt to put this situation in perspective.
1. Is Uber evil?
No. That's silly. It's a fantastic startup that has had a amazing impact on society. It's not just about people like me who can (and do) turn up in nearly any city in the US and immediately book a ride. On that front it has revolutionized my life. No more 45-minute queues at airports, no more stuck in the rain with no ride. I attend meetings and when they are 15 minutes or so from being done I subtly pull out my phone and get Uber ready to whisk me off to my next meeting. As a consumer I LOVE Uber. It is perhaps the best new product of the past 5 years in terms of improving my professional life.
But this is a high-class problem they solve for me. I know that. I was at an alumni dinner at UCSD (I am on the alumni board) and a group of people were talking about how their kids use UberX to get rides home from parties at night. This story has been repeated by many parents I know and by many 20-somethings in LA. Between the ages of 16-36 I have seen countless people drink and drive. It's mindless. If Uber (and it's competitors) can make a dent in this – hallelujah.
Hardly "evil."
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Bucking the trend
Bulldogs hope that freshman RBs avoid pratfalls of their predecessors
ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia's problems keeping its tailbacks out of trouble is no secret -- which is another reason why Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley appear to be a godsend for the Bulldogs.
Not only did the two freshmen rank among the nation's most sought-after tailback recruits of 2012, they don't seem to possess personalities that will create problems away from the field. That's exactly what the Bulldogs need, considering they've lost five scholarship tailbacks in the last 25 months -- most recently 2011 SEC Freshman of the Year Isaiah Crowell, who was dismissed in June after his arrest on felony handgun possession charges -- to an array of academic and disciplinary issues.
Freshman Figures
Eight Georgia scholarship tailbacks have played as true freshmen for coach Mark Richt. Here is how they stack up in order of total rushing yardage.
|Thomas Brown
|Isaiah Crowell
|Washaun Ealey
|Danny Ware
|Kregg Lumpkin
|Richard Samuel
|Tyson Browning
|Mike Gilliam
"Those two guys have got their head on their shoulders and I think they've got a bright future. I don't think they'll be one-and-done for any reason," Bulldogs quarterback Hutson Mason said. "You can just tell by a kid's demeanor if he's got his head on his shoulders, and Keith's just a really smart kid and Todd is really quiet, kind of sticks to himself. But I think that's what we need in the backfield now after everything we've gone through."
The Bulldogs need that personality type in their tailbacks after a 2011 season in which Crowell and his position mates seemed to create problems far too often. Crowell had several well-publicized disciplinary issues, but Carlton Thomas -- who was second on the team with 361 rushing yards and left the Bulldogs after serving three separate one-game suspensions last season -- and Ken Malcome also ran into trouble away from the field.
As much as he brought many of his problems on himself, Crowell never seemed comfortable in the spotlight during his time at Georgia. His inability to function properly with so many eyeballs following his every move became an ongoing storyline throughout his year on campus.
Because Marshall and Gurley play such a high-profile position, running backs coach Bryan McClendon said he must go out of his way to guard the freshmen as they try to adjust to occupying the same spotlight that hampered Crowell's development.
"I think you definitely have to take that into account," McClendon said. "And you tell those guys, whether they think it's fair or not is really beside the point. You're held to a different standard than some of the other positions on this team, some of the other positions in this conference, some of the other positions in this country, just being a tailback here at Georgia. You have to make sure they understand that."
The tailback position has essentially been a mess at Georgia since Knowshon Moreno left the program for the NFL after the 2008 season. All of the players the Bulldogs have trotted out with any regularity since then have either found themselves in disciplinary hot water or struggled to stay healthy long enough to hold onto the starting job.
Their early departures left Crowell as the leading man in the backfield last fall, and while he was the nation's No. 1 tailback recruit according to ESPN, Georgia's depth issues pushed him immediately onto center stage when he clearly needed time to mature. And so it came as little surprise when barely a year after enrolling at UGA, Crowell finally pushed Bulldogs coach Mark Richt far enough to kick him off the team following his June arrest.
As a result, Georgia once again will rely on players who are short on experience as featured tailbacks -- a four-man group that also includes Malcome and Richard Samuel. The good news is that the newcomers are by all accounts players who will not find themselves listed on the police blotter.
In fact, Marshall in February won the Franklin D. Watkins Memorial Award, which goes to the nation's top African-American male high school scholar-athlete, after he graduated from high school with a 4.3 GPA.
"I can't speak for everybody, but I know I will not be in trouble, get suspended or anything like that," Marshall said. "I know me and Todd, we'll make sure we keep each other out of trouble."
Gurley said he understood the situation he faced when he arrived at Georgia -- just a few weeks before Crowell's departure. He wants to play this season and he knows staying on the straight and narrow will help his cause immensely.
"If you do one bad thing, that's just going to mess everything up and it's going to be hard," Gurley said. "I think we're doing a pretty good job right now and just impressing people and just working hard."
That they are. Georgia's coaches have said repeatedly during preseason practice that the two freshmen are ready to carry the ball this fall. They still have a lot to learn about pass protection assignments and have adjustments to make to their techniques, but Marshall and Gurley have impressed everyone with their businesslike approaches.
After all of the problems Georgia tailbacks have created in the last two years, Marshall and Gurley's attitudes are a welcome change.
"As long as they stay healthy, I expect them to have a big impact because they've got to play," Mason said. "And you know once you start playing for Georgia, you become a household name and people start recognizing you.
"I expect those two kids to keep their head on their shoulders because you can just tell they've been raised right and they're different than most guys that we've had around here at that position."
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From garlic fries to lentil scones: Travel to Washington's food festivals
From downing stacks of blueberry pancakes to celebrating garlic, there are a lot of delicious food festivals that take place every year in the Pacific Northwest during the summer. Here are five festivals that make for a tasty road trip.
July 26: Blueberry Pancake Day. The historic Cedar Creek Grist Mill, about nine miles east of Woodland, Washington, holds a Blueberry Pancake Day celebration every year. They take grain grown from Bob's Red Mill in Oregon and combine it with locally grown blueberries from the many farms around the area.
While the pancakes are delicious, the trip is worth it just to see the mill. Its cast-iron turbine was installed in 1886, and it's fascinating to watch the belts and shafts in the building spinning and turning to grind the flour. The mill is entirely supported by donations and volunteers, so while there's no charge for the delicious breakfast, donations are encouraged.
Woodland, Washington
Road Trip Length from Seattle: 2 hours, 20 minutes
August 1-3: Mossyrock Blueberry Festival. The Mossyrock Blueberry Festival is much more than just a chance to stuff your face with fruit. While there are plenty of blueberry pancakes breakfasts, a blueberry pie eating contest, and blueberry farm tours, there's also a wiener dog race, a car show, and a 5K run. The whole town joins in for this family-friendly festival and hotel rooms go quickly.
Mossyrock, Washington
Road Trip Length from Seattle: 2 hours
August 15-16: Blues and Seafood. As the name implies, this festival is just as much about music as it is about seafood. You can rock out to Billy D and The HooDoos and Lisa Manna and Her Really Good Band while eating oysters and sipping local wines and micro brews. The Blues and Seafood Festival at the Port of Ilwaco has a food court, dozens of bands, and two days of fun.
Ilwaco, Washington
Road Trip Length from Seattle: 3 hours
August 22-23: National Lentil Festival.The National Lentil Festival in Pullman, WA brings cooks from all over the country for the Legendary Lentil Cook-Off. The finalists this year concocted recipes like Warm Weather Watermelon & Lentil Gazpacho, Lentil Hummus Stuffed Mini Peppers, and Lemony Lentil Scones. With the winner walking away with $2,000, you can be sure the competition will be fierce.
When you're not munching on lentils, you can also visit cooking demonstrations, watch concerts, or meet the Lentil Family of the Year. (If you can't tell, they take lentils pretty seriously in Pullman).
Pullman, Washington
Road Trip Length from Seattle: 4 hours, 30 minutes
August 22-24: Chehalis Garlic Festival. Bring some minty gum and an empty stomach to the Chehalis Garlic Festival. You'll be treated to everything from fries coated in garlic to saffron mussels. There are garlic mascots, garlic hats, and absolutely no vampires.
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Road Trip Length: 1 hour, 30 minutes
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I would definitely be there on August 15th. Seafood festivals are always so much fun. Sitting back and listening to the blues will only enhance the experience. I'm going to suggest this to my wife as we plan for vacation. http://www.myrtlebeachresorts.com/accommodations/
I think there is such a think as too much garlic. It would probably be good if it was powdered garlic but not this much garlic.Â
Thanks for letting me know they have garlic fries there.....Hate that crap and now will never go there
@egle And I'm sure we're all sorry not to be able to spend time with someone with your sunny disposition!Â


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ConocoPhillips Disappoints Itself, Shares Slip
Unplanned E&P downtime, primarily from the temporary shutdown of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System in January, a supply vessel collision with the company's Britannia platform and civil unrest in Libya, hit ConocoPhillips production at the level of 65,000 BOE per day. Asset sales made in 2010 and the first quarter also reduced production by approximately 50,000 BOE per day.
The company said that the unplanned E&P downtime of approximately 65,000 BOE per day reduced earnings for the quarter by about $100 million.
Replacing lost production is a key measure for all oil companies and ConocoPhillips CEO Mulva stressed amid the disappointments, "Consistent with our strategy, we continue to build our Exploration portfolio of high-impact drillable prospects and expand our positions in world-class shale opportunities."
While refining profits were up from $21 million to $480 million year over year, CEO Mulva noted, "While we had significant improvement in earnings from our downstream business, we did not capture all the market opportunities available to us due to downtime at several refineries." The U.S. refining crude oil capacity utilization rate was 87% and the international rate was 96% in the quarter."For the quarter, earnings would have been about $50 million higher if we had operated our U.S. downstream at planned levels," the ConocoPhillips CEO said. ConocoPhillips repurchased 21 million of its own shares for $1.6 billion in the quarter, and recently increased the quarterly dividend rate by 20% to 66 cents per share. The company recently announced plans to sell an additional $5 billion to $10 billion of noncore assets over the next two years to fund the company's recently announced $10 billion share repurchase program and for investing. At its recent analyst day, ConocoPhillips outlined a plan to return 40% cash to shareholders annually through dividends and buybacks. Conoco reiterated this goal in its first quarter earnings release. "We remain focused on delivering value through improving returns, increasing shareholder distributions and growing production and reserves per share," ConocoPhillips CEO Mulva said in the earnings. -- Written by Eric Rosenbaum from New York.
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Arizona Virtual Academy held its graduation for 95 students on May 20, the largest graduation ceremony to date for the charter school.
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Japanese manufacturers say that 64 percent of their production bases in areas affected by the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami are now running again, according to the results of a government survey.
The survey results also show that the restoration rate is expected to reach 90 percent by mid-July.
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry conducted the survey of 55 large manufacturers and 25 service-sector firms with facilities in seven prefectures hit by the twin disasters between April 8 and 15.
The March 11 twin natural disasters directly affected many auto, electronics and other parts makers' plants, causing disruptions to supply chains. Many factories in a wide range of industries, even in the unaffected areas, have been forced to stop or curtail operations due to a shortage of parts as well as power outages.
According to the METI survey results, released on Tuesday, 85 percent of manufacturers said they have had difficulties in procuring parts and materials because their suppliers were directly affected by the disasters.
In a reflection of the complexity of procurement networks, 65 percent of manufacturers also said they have had difficulties in procuring parts and materials because their suppliers' suppliers were directly affected by the disasters.
According to the survey results, 70 percent of manufacturers said they have found alternative supply sources of parts and materials. Those alternatives are mostly other Japanese companies but include some companies in China and other Asian countries.
But the survey results also show that at many manufacturing companies, supply chains will not fully recover until autumn at the earliest. Asked when they expect to have adequate supplies of parts and materials, only 40 percent of survey respondents said by July. The percentage of those respondents who said by October at the latest reached 77 percent.
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The same owner of my previous cigar cutter approached me with a new project, to revise the first design and make it more portable. The arms on the box are clamps that hold the case to the table, the cutter itself clips into the top of the case. The lever on the front of the case drops the clippings into the case to be disposed of later, and the rest for the cigars is adjustable to fit all guages of cigars popular on the market right now.
Recently I was awarded a Fulbright Research grant to go to Sweden. I was in charge of the full process of recreating a functional replica of a 17th century cannon. This included pattern making, mold making, heavy fabrication, chasing, and finishing of the canno all according to strict historical accuracy.
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Indian War Axe interpretation. Very non-traditional, but a whole lot of fun! Examples from the Indo-Persian tradition were counterbalanced with a carved elephant instead of a hammer or blade. The elephant motif has a practical as well as symbolic function. The figure counterbalances the blade as well as symbolises strength. There may also be an allusion to the elephant-headed Hindu deity Ganesh as 'Remover of obstacles.' While it has no elephant, I'm sure it'd remove an obstacle or two.
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Chinese Medical Journal 2006;119(5):367-372
Left posterior fascicular block: a new endpoint of ablation for verapamil-sensitive idiopathic ventricular tachycardia
Background Verapamil-sensitive, idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia (ILVT) with right bundle branch block configuration and left-axis deviation is known to be due to re-entry mechanism but the exact nature of reentrant circuit in ILVT is not fully elucidated. Radiofrequency (RF) ablation was applied during ventricular tachycardia (VT) and termination of the VT or abolishing the inducibility of the tachycardia was used as an endpoint for successful RF. In this study, the left posterior fascicular block in surface electrocardiogram (ECG) was used as a new endpoint of ablation to cure ILVT.
Methods Electrophysiological studies and radiofrequency ablation were performed in 39 consecutive patients [30 men, 9 women; age ranging from 10 to 64 years, mean (29±16) years] with verapamil-sensitive ILVT and structurally normal hearts. VT could be terminated by the intravenous administration of verapamil in all patients. The target site was the midseptum of LV where the earliest Purkinje potentials were recorded during VT. RF current was applied to the target site with or without late diastolic potential (LDP) during sinus rhythm in 37 patients and during VT in 2 patients to meet the ablation endpoint: the left posterior fascicular block in the surface ECG.
Results Thirty-seven patients with ILVT had been treated by RF ablation during sinus rhythm and two had been treated during VT. All of them met the endpoint of the left posterior fascicular block. Thirty-eight cases were symptom-free without medications during the follow-up period (range from 3 to 95 months, median 17 months). One patient developed a clinical recurrence and the left posterior fascicular block in surface ECG disappeared. The patient received another treatment. The endpoint was met and the procedure was successful.
Conclusions The left posterior fascicular block in surface ECG used as an endpoint of RF ablation to treat ILVT is effective. It is important especially in those patients whose VT can not be induced or the inducible condition is unstable. The effective endpoint implied that the left posterior fascicle might be a critical part of the re-entrant circuit.
Verapamil-sensitive idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia with a right bundle-branch block and left-axis deviation morphology, which occurs in young adults without structural heart disease is an uncommon but well described clinical arrhythmia. This ventricular tachycardia (VT) is known to be due to re-entry mechanism and the re-entrant circuit is localized in the left ventricular septum.1-10 However, the relationship between Purkinje potential and the reentrant circuit is still controversial. Successful lesion can be introduced at the site with the earliest onset of ventricular activation during tachycardia and the best pace map concordance of the 12-lead electrocardiogram.11-13 As well, the Purkinje potential, the late or mid-diastolic electrical activity preceding Purkinje potential during VT can be used as markers for successful ablation.1-4,14-16 If the tachycardia was terminated in 10 seconds during the RF current delivery, the ablation was thought to be effective. The ablation endpoint was achieved if VT could not reveal any inducibility.11,17
During endocardial catheter mapping of this VT, in some patients with clinical typical surface ECG the VT could not be induced or the inducible condition was unstable. Here we introduce a method of RF ablation for VT. We think the left posterior fascicle is a critical part of the circuit.15 Therefore, RF catheter was guided by fluoroscopy and Purkinje potential to the target site and ablation energy was applied during sinus rhythm. When the left posterior fascicular block in body ECG is observed, we have achieved the ablation endpoint.
The ECG recorded during VT exhibited a right bundle-branch block configuration and left-axis in all patients (Fig. 1). Intravenous verapamil (5 to 10 mg) had been found to be effective in terminating VT in all patients. Thirty-nine consecutive patients [9 women and 30 men; mean age, (29±16) years; range, 10 to 64 years] who underwent RF catheter ablation for symptomatic left idiopathic VT without any underlying heart disease were included. Two of them had sustained VT for more than 24 hours. Five of them had previously ablation attempts (range 1 to 4 times) using conventional methods and experienced recurrence. Three patients had a history of frequent episodes of palpitations with narrow complex and wide complex tachycardia in surface ECG.
|Fig. 1. Clinical surface ECG of ILVT: a right bundle-branch block, left-axis deviation morphology.
Electrophysiological study
Written informed consent was obtained from all patients before the electrophysiological study and ablation procedure. All antiarrhythmic drugs were discontinued for >5 half-lives for each drug before the study. Two 6F quadripolar (Cordis-webster, USA) or bipolar electrode catheters were introduced to the right ventricular apex (RVA) and at the His bundle region via the femoral veins. A 6F nondeflectable decapolar catheter (Cordis-webster) with 2-5-2 mm interelectrode spacing was inserted into the coronary sinus via the right internal jugular vein. ECG leads I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF and V1-V6 as well as intracardiac electrograms from different sites were simultaneously displayed and recorded on a multichannel bard recorder (Bard Electrophysiology Lab System, Lowell, MA, USA) at a paper speed of 100 mm/s. The pacing stimuli were approximately twice diastolic thresholds in strength and two milliseconds in duration and were provided by a digital programmable stimulator. Complete anterograde and retrograde electrophysiological studies using incremental atrial or ventricular pacing and extrastimulus testing were performed in each patient before ablation. If the VT was not inducible, the programmed stimulation was repeated during isoproterenol infusion (1 to 4 µg/min to achieve a 20% increase in sinus rate). During VT, endocardial mapping in the LV was performed, the earliest PP and the putative VT exit site as the earliest ventricular activation site where a single fused PP was recorded before the onset of the QRS complex was determined. We chose the site where the earliest PP which represented the left posterior fascicle was recorded as the target site. In the patients whose VT could not be induced or the inducible condition was unstable, or the VT was not constant, the target site was chosen at the left ventricular midseptum where the catheter recorded a sharp PP representing the left posterior fascicle. If a narrow and complex tachycardia was found, the mechanism was studied at the same time.
Catheter ablation
A 7F steerable quadripolar electrode catheter (Cordis-webster) with a 4-mm tip and 2-mm intereletrode spacing between the distal two electrodes was used for ablation. The radiofrequency current was generated from commercially available electrosurgical unit (EP-SHUTTLE, Biosense Webster, USA) that provided a continuous, unmodulated sine wave at 500 kHz. The current was delivered between the distal electrode of the ablation catheter and a large disposable skin electrode pad that was applied to the left posterior chest under continuous digital monitoring of power strength and impedance. The ablation catheter was introduced percutaneously through the femoral artery and advanced to the left ventricular cavity. The mapping efforts were initially concentrated at the inferior apical or mid-apical septum during sinus rhythm guiding by fluoroscopy with 30 right anterior oblique and 45 left anterior oblique to record spark PP. Then, the VT was induced by atrial or ventricular programmed or burst pacing. The earliest ventricular activation site where a single fused PP was recorded before the onset of the QRS complex was determined by the ablation catheter during the VT in 26 of 39 patients at the posteroapical left ventricular septum. Then the catheter tip was carefully moved to the proximal part of the septum to map the earliest PP. This short, high-frequency potential also preceded ventricular activation during sinus rhythm, suggesting that the PP represents activation of a component of the left posterior fascicle. The PP was recorded in the area of the posterior half of the left ventricular septum, one fourth to one third of the distance from apex to base. The catheter tip located at the lowest level of the coronary sinus electrodes in the fluoroscopy image with 30 right anterior oblique and at the left edge of the vertebral column in the fluoroscopy image with 45 left anterior oblique (Fig. 2).
|Fig. 2. Fluoroscopic view of mapping and ablation catheter in LV for ablation of ILVT in right anterior oblique (RAO) 30 view (A) and left anterior oblique (LAO) 45 view (B). The large-tip electrode is positioned at the posterior left ventricular septum, one third of the distance from apex to base. The other catheters were located near the right ventricular apex (RV), His bundle region (HB), coronary sinus (CS).
The site defined in Fig. 2 was basal to the site of earliest ventricular activation. After that the VT in 24 patients was terminated by ventricular pacing. We were careful that the ablation catheter tip was not moved and/or recorded a sharp PP which represented the left posterior fascicle (Fig. 3). A test RF current, with an initial power of 20 to 25 W, was applied to the site showing a sharp PP before QRS complex with or without late diastolic potential (LDP) during the SR for a total duration of 60 to 90 seconds. In the two patients with sustained VT which could not be terminated by ventricular or atrial pacing, RF current was delivered in VT. In the other 13 patients whose VT could not be induced or the inducible condition was unstable, we chose the midseptum by fluoroscopy described in Fig. 2 as the target site and moved the catheter subtly to record spark PP. RF current was delivered in SR. If the surface ECG showed left posterior fascicular block, we reasoned that the ablation endpoint was met. If not, the catheter was moved to the proximal site about midseptum and an area where a sharp spike in PP was recorded, this was selected as the target site to deliver another RF current another time to meet the endpoint. The catheter tip should be located at the anatomical site which has been described in the Fig. 2 and the radiofrequency energy should be delivered at the distal site of the left posterior fascicle to avoid injuring the left bundle-branch. One to four applications of energy were needed to meet the endpoint of the left posterior fascicular block in surface ECG. When this protocol was repeated (with isoproterenol) 30 minutes after ablation, the VT could not be induced. The narrow complex tachycardia was treated by RF ablation at the same time in this study.
|Fig. 3. Example of LDP preceding PP recorded at the middle of the left ventricular septum during SR. Tracings are ECG leads I, avF and V1, and intracardiac electrograms recorded from the CS9-10 to CS1-2, right ventricular apex (RVA), proximal and distal pairs of the ablation catheter. LDP indicates late diastolic potential. PP indicates Purkinje potential.
The surface ECG of thirty-nine patients showed normal axis during SR before ablation (Fig. 4). Twenty-four patients had stable induction of clinical ILVT. Eight patients had unstable induction of ILV Tand five were not inducible. Two patients had sustained ILVT for more than 24 hours and could not be terminated by ventricular or atrial pacing. The cycle length of sustained tachycardia was (360.8±65.9) ms (range 280 to 566 ms).Duration of QRS was (125.3±6.0) ms. Twenty-three patients had no retrograde VA conduction, seven patients had constant VA conduction and four patients had intermittent VA conduction during VT. Three patients were induced with narrow and wide complex tachycardias, one of them had the concealed left-sided accessory pathway and the other two had atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia (AVNRT) at the same time. Three narrow complex tachycardias had been eliminated before treating the ILVT. One patient experienced atrial fibrillation during ILVT. The ablation energy had been applied to 37 patients during sinus rhythm and 2 during VT. All of them met the endpoint: left posterior fascicular block in surface ECG (Fig. 5). The earliest recorded PP preceded the QRS by 15 to 38 ms [mean, (26.3±4.6) ms] during VT. During sinus rhythm, the PP preceded the QRS by 14 to 25 ms [mean, (19.8±2.6) ms]. The number of RF applications was 1.7±0.9. The duration of QRS was (90.8±8.7) ms during SR before ablation,and it was (97.6±8.8) ms after ablation. Then we repeated the same stimulation protocol before ablation, the ILVT could not be induced.
|Fig. 4. Surface ECG during SR before ablation with normal axis and normal duration of QRS.
|Fig. 5. Surface ECG during SR after ablation with left posterior fascicular block.
The duration of follow-up ranged from 3 to 95 months (median 17 months). Thirty-eight patients were symptom-free without medications. One patient had VT recurrence after one year and the left fascicular block in surface ECG disappeared. We repeated the procedure and the endpoint was met. The left fascicular block in surface ECG of the other patients have been permanent and no complications were found.
The mechanism of verapamil-sensitive, idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia with right bundle branch block configuration and left-axis deviation has been suggested to be re-entry with an excitable gap and a slow conduction. The Purkinje fiber was a part of re-entry.5,16 Nogami et al5 speculated the slow conduction tissue is the specialized Purkinje tissue, and that has decremental properties and verapamil-sensitivity. Thakur et al18 demonstrated a false tendon is the slow conduction tissue. During sinus rhythm the activation goes from the basal septum to the apex along the left posterior fascicle. During VT, the activation goes from the basal septum to the apex along the slow conduction tissue and in the reverse direction along the left posterior fascicle. Mapping of PP, earliest activation, late or mid-diastolic potential, regional paced body surface and local activation sequence have been elucidated before. Tsuchiya et al1 reported that LDP is likely to represent the excitation at the entrance to the specialized slow conduction area with a conduction delay property associated with calcium channel- dependent conduction and it appears to be a very useful marker in guiding the successful ablation site for this VT, but RF ablation guided by LDP could result in the transient left bundle-branch block. Betts et al13 reported the site of earliest activation is likely to represent the exit from a zone of slow conduction and ablation at this site may successfully terminate the VT. Nakagawa2 and Wen et al8 reported that successful RF ablation could be guided by the earliest PP. Arya et al19 reported that compared to LDP alone, earliest PP (with or without concomitant LDP) might be superior for selection as the target site. However, ILVT can be induced and is necessary in conventional electrophysiological studies allowing the operator to decide the endpoint of ablation. We think the earliest PP represents the activation potential of the left posterior fascicle which belongs to the re-entrant circuit. If ablation results in the elimination of the conduction of the left posterior fascicle, the VT would terminate. This method can cure the patient whose ILVT can not be induced or if the inducible condition is unstable. Ouyang et al4 reported that RF applications were delivered to the area with the earliest retro PP in three patients without inducible ILVT because the VT can not be induced before the ablation. In our study, RF current was delivered during sinus rhythm in 37 patients and the left posterior fascicular block was used as the endpoint which was clear and independent of the inducible ability of the tachycardia. In our study, since the left posterior fascicular block prohibited tachycardia, indicated that the left posterior fascicle was a critical part of the circuit. We did not prospectively study the relationship between the LDP and the earliest PP at the target and no entrainment was performed during VT.
In summary, the left posterior fascicular block can be used as the endpoint of ablation to treat verapamil-sensitive ILVT. It makes the ablation procedure simple, safe and effective. It is especially important for patients whose VT can not be induced or the inducible condition is unstable. It also implies that perhaps the left posterior fascicle is a critical part of the re-entry circuit.
1. Tsuchiya T, Okumura K, Honda T, Honda T, Iwasa A, Yasue H, et al. Significance of late diastolic potential preceding Purkinje potential in verapamil-sensitive idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia. Circulation 1999; 99:2408-2413.
2. Nakagawa H, Beckman KJ, McClelland JH, Wang X, Arruda M, Santoro I, et al. Radiofrequency catheter ablation of idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia guided by a Purkinje potential. Circulation 1993;88:2607-2617.
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4. Ouyang F, Cappato R, Ernst S, Goya M, Volkmer M, Hebe J, et al. Electroanatomic substrate of idiopathic left ventricular tachycardia unidirectional block and macrore-entry within the Purkinje network. Circulation 2002;105:462-469.
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Don't you hate when a company advertises a product but fails to make it easy to find and buy?
Mad Men's Don Draper, who, in the 1960's could have been as likely to work in insurance as advertising (but the story would have been not nearly so interesting), would have a field day with the findings from Forrester's just published report, "The Next Act For Usage-Based Car Insurance", the first in a four-report series addressing the UBI landscape in the US, Canada,and Europe and the future of UBI.
Smart devices, smartphones, and smart cars are converging to create what should be a smart insurance choice for safe drivers and their insurers. The report examines American consumer interest and adoption of usage-based car insurance and the obstacles to purchase, many of which point directly to insurance eBusiness failings.
When Forrester last looked at the UBI market in 2008 (then termed "Pay As You Drive" or PAYD), consumers couldn't get it because of a big distribution problem: It was offered by few insurers in just a few states. A couple of months ago, we decided to see just what had changed over the past five or so years when it came to consumer interest and purchase. What did we learn?
- The distribution problem has been cracked. In our research, we found 16 insurers offering UBI coverage. Progressive was offering the coverage in 46 of 51 potential jurisdictions, and even as the report was going live, we were learning of new offers in press releases and new state insurance filings, including Liberty Mutual's RightTrack and New York's approval of UBI offerings for Allstate, Allianz, the Hartford, Progressive, State Farm, and Utica National.
- Consumers are interested, but…One-third of US online adults surveyed expressed interest in usage-based car insurance, mostly drawn by the potential cost savings. But a number of concerns are thwarting purchase including worries about cost increases, inability to compare rates with traditional policies, and reluctance to install devices in their cars.
- Insurers are testing shopper patience and resourcefulness. Apart from Progressive Casualty Insurance, US insurers are failing to market and sell their usage-based insurance offerings effectively. Shortcomings include navigation issues that make the coverage difficult to find on websites, inadequate tools that don't enable easy comparisons with traditional policies, and misaligned agent financial incentives. By way of example, a Goggle search of Liberty Mutual and RightTrack brings you to Liberty Mutual's service partner, Octo, but a search today for RightTrack on Liberty Mutual's website brings a null set (and Liberty Mutual was hardly alone with this particular failure) :
The key takeaway? It's time for UBI insurers to redesign their usage-based digital marketing and sales strategies and do it now. Why? Because there's a battle going on as insurers pursue the safest drivers.Careful drivers who value digital services will be disappointed with experiences that don't meet their expectations. And that goes for after the UBI purchase: As Don said back in Season 3:
"…it's a label on a can. And it will be true because it will promise the quality of the product that's inside."
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Great blog on the importance
Great blog on the importance of marketing in telematics. One fact that we cannot stress enough, based on our data from carriers and consumers, is the importance of targeting the right customer. Finding the right customers is the key piece for completing the UBI puzzle – whether that's discounts for younger drivers or value-adds for Baby Boomers. Once you target the best prospects and contact them, you can achieve deeper levels of engagement and competitive advantage, too.
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Car service is a vast thing and essential for all cars. After having sufficient knowledge about this many people don't take it as their responsible and face several breakdown problems with their car. When we purchase a car, it becomes our responsible how we take care of this. Some time we can't found a good service center for getting a satisfactory service within a reasonable price. Mercedes Repair University Park
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Ryals v. City of Englewood
|Stephen Brett Ryals
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|August 17, 2012
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|R. Brooke Jackson
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|October 17, 2012
|ORDER SETTING TRIAL AND FINAL PRETRIAL/TRIAL PREPARATION CONFERENCE: This matter has been scheduled for a four-day bench trial on the docket of Judge R. Brooke Jackson in the U.S. District Courthouse, Courtroom A902, 9th Floor, 901 19th Street, Denver, Colorado, to commence on July 22, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. A Final Pretrial/Trial Preparation Conference is set for June 26, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. By Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 10/17/2012. (rbjsec. )
|July 22, 2013
|MINUTE ENTRY for Bench Trial - Day One held before Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 7/22/2013. Denying 34 Motion for Summary Judgment. Opening statements. Evidence entered. Trial continued. Court Reporter: Kara Spitler. (lag)
|July 24, 2013
|MINUTE ENTRY for Bench Trial - Day Three held before Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 7/24/2013. Denied as moot 36 Motion to Exclude. Evidence entered. Trial continued. Court Reporter: Kara Spitler. (lag)
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|Stipulation and Order Regarding Custody of Exhibits and Depositions by Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 7/25/13. (lag)
|August 21, 2013
|FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW, AND ORDER OF JUDGMENT. For the foregoing reasons, the Court directs that final judgment be entered in favor of the plaintiff, Stephen Ryals, and against the defendant, the City of Englewood. As the prevailing party, the plaintiff is awarded his reasonable costs pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 54(d)(1) and D.C.COLO.LCivR 54.1. By Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 08/21/13. (alvsl)
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