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These are very easy Eggless Crepes, made with All purpose flour, coconut, jaggery, cashew, cardamom. Crispy on one side and soft on one.
Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi ~ This mildly spiced, colorful dish of carrots and peas can compliment to just about any meal.
Khara Bhath (Vegetable Rava Upma)
Aromatic, mildly spiced, coconut milk and curry leaf based stew from Kerala. Traditionally made with meat but often served as a purely vegetarian meal that's vegan friendly to boot.
Green Peas Masala - A healthy and versatile gravy that goes well for any rice dish or with any kind of bread.
Kola Urundai ~ Vegan "Meatballs" {recipe}
DIY Homemade Ginger Garlic Paste
Rye Crispbread Chaat is a twisted version of a popular Indian Dahi Papdi Chaat snack which is sweet, spicy and tangy.
Mango Kulfi - a lovely Indian ice cream with cardamom and pistachios
Spelt Phulka (Indian Whole Wheat Flat Bread)
Curried Parsnip and Carrot Soup, a winter-inspired bowl of healthy deliciousness. Paleo, vegan, gluten free.
Indian Beef Roast ~ Succulent Beef Cooked in Aromatic spices and Shallots before being stir fried with Onions Garlic and Ginger to perfection. Finger Licking Good! {recipe}
No wonder the Superstar from Bollywood claims it to be his favorite food. Make the most delicious Tandoori Chicken at home - With Video.
Turn Butter Chicken into Bigger Better Butter Chicken by making 2 very simple additions. So good they elevate this dish from great to grand!
Zucchini and chickpea curry is a satisfying vegan main dish for a chilly day.
One pot flavorful Rice cooked with Spices and lots of Bell Peppers in Indian style! Skip the Yogurt for Vegan version.
Rajma masala is one of the best Indian recipe of north India.
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These tri color rasgullas are the best among the famous Bengali sweets. Perfectly soft, spongy and sugary goodness.
Super soft instant rava idli, an Indian breakfast served with curry leaf chutney.
Quickest Butter Chicken ever - perfect weeknight dinner!
Quick and Easy Chana Masala-A delicious blend of Chickpeas, Onion, Tomatoes and Indian spices (easily sourced at your local grocer). Vegan, gluten-free and "clean eating".
Luxurious, rich, luscious Atte Ka Halwa is made with whole wheat flour and is a comforting winter dish. Serve as dessert, eat it as a snack and or for your breakfast.
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Why is a Lasting Power of Attorney so Important?
Lasting Powers of Attorney are very important whether you are young or old. It is a fact that we just don't know what is around the corner and it may be that you find yourself unexpectedly in need of assistance due to an accident or illness.
There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney:
(i) Property and Financial Affairs
(ii) Health and Welfare Issues
Each document will enable you to authorise someone or a number of people to make decisions on your behalf both when you have capacity (so perhaps you might just need some help to make certain arrangements) and also when you lack mental capacity (in which case your chosen Attorney/s will make the relevant decisions on your behalf).
It is important that you completely trust the person/people you have chosen to act as your Attorney/s. They will have access to all your personal information.
In addition to appointing main Attorneys, you can also choose to appoint replacement Attorneys. This allows you to extend the life of your Lasting Powers of Attorney to take account of a situation where your main Attorney's may become unable to act on your behalf.
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What is mediation?
Although the most widely employed form of conflict resolution, it is arguable that mediation remains underrated in terms of its utility in resolving everyday disputes, as it is commonly linked with the resolution of family matters alone.
During mediation, parties to a dispute are encouraged, with the assistance of a neutral third party to resolve their issues and agree a mutually acceptable way forward. Successful mediation enables the parties to communicate their views and to formulate options instead of continually rehashing what have often become entrenched and hostile positions.
Indeed, although conflict resolution has traditionally been associated with an expensive, litigious court battle, following the implementation of the Family Procedure Rules 2010, even the Judiciary has begun to champion mediation as a viable and effective alternative to litigation.
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British Bill of Rights or Human Rights Act?
During the recent Tory party Conference, David Cameron addressed the party's concerns regarding the impact of the Human Rights Act on the Judiciary and consequently the British population by suggesting that a future Tory Government would abolish the Act and replace it with a new Bill of Rights. The idea being to give Britain more control over the laws implemented.
Mr Cameron stated it has long been his intention to 'entrench' a British Bill of Rights detailing 'core values' and responsibilities in British law, so it could not be overturned in the Commons. He went on to say, a 'clear and codified' bill would allow the European court to exercise a 'margin of appreciation' in its rulings where Judges are obliged to take into consideration the cultural, historical and philosophical differences between Strasbourg and Britain.
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How to appeal a school admissions decision
If your child has not been admitted to their first choice of primary School what can you do? Well, it may be possible to launch and appeal to the Local Authority against the decision. However, you only have fourteen days from the date of the decision to make such an appeal.
In order to increase your chances of launching a successful appeal, consideration should be given to the following:
- The reasonableness of the Admissions Policy
- Whether the Admissions Policy has been applied properly
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130 hrs per year wasted chasing payments
A recent survey has found that the cost of chasing late payments such as unpaid invoices and overdue accounts is an astounding 130 hours and even more for larger companies.
These valuable hours wasted means a loss in business productivity which can have serious adverse effects on the company's cash-flow and overall profitability.
Businesses can keep on top of their unpaid invoices by following a simple approach:
- Ensure that you know your customer and their business and therefore the likelihood of getting paid
- Make sure payment terms are clearly visible on your invoices
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Education Law - Problem with schools
Have you struggled to get your child into your preferred choice of school? Has he/she been unfairly excluded, or perhaps you have a dispute with your child's school and don't know where to begin? In an age where parents' are keener than ever for their children to get ahead, competition for school places is tough.
Education has become somewhat of a hot topic and is often at the centre of one controversy or another, whether it's yet another change to the National Curriculum, attitudes towards school discipline or teachers' pensions. However, despite the enormity of the role education plays in shaping our children's lives, parents often feel that the system does not afford them a say on how their children are educated and that decisions are imposed on them without consultation and without full explanation.
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10 Top Tips To Avoid Bad Debtors
It is an inevitable that as a business, you will sometimes get the odd customer that does not pay. Here are 10 top tips to reduce those debtors.
1) Know who your customer is
Have a checklist or a form that new customers complete. Get as much information from them as possible e.g whether they are a sole trader, partnership. It is essential you know who you're dealing with.
2) Terms and conditions
It is very advisable to have clear terms and conditions within your contract. This will govern things like the right to charge interest
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Prest v Petrodel
Unmasking the Veil of Deceit – Prest –v- Petrodel
The highest Court in the land has ordered oil tycoon Mike Prest to transfer to his former wife, Yasmin Prest, properties held by companies owned and controlled by him as part of a £17.5m divorce award.
Michael Prest, founder of Nigerian energy company Petrodel Resources, separated from his wife after 15 years. During the divorce he said that Petrodel's assets did not belong to him but to a family trust and that he was in reality in debt to the order of £48m.
Yasmin Prest asserted that her husband was in control of all the companies which were 100% owned by him and he was worth millions (the Court estimated he was worth not less than £37.5m).
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Changes to minimum wage
The Government has announced that from 1 October 2013 the minimum wage rates will be increased as follows:
- For 21 year olds and over – £6.31 an hour
- For 18 to 20 year olds – £5.03 an hour
- For 16 and 17 year olds who are not apprentices – £3.72 an hour
- For apprentices under the age of 19 or in their first year of their apprenticeship – £2.68 an hour
Contact Kate Baker or Terry Chetwood for more details
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Agreeing Lease Terms - Top Tips
In order for solicitors for a prospective landlord and tenant to be instructed it is necessary for the parties to agree what are called Heads of Terms.
There is no such thing as a standard lease.
When a client rings me and asks me to either draw up a lease or check one that has been drawn up, the first question I ask is "what have you agreed?"
The Heads of Terms are the blue print solicitors use to draw up and agree the lease. Whilst generally they are not binding on the parties, once they have been agreed, it can be hard for either party's solicitor to justify a radical departure from them without putting the deal at risk.
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Crystal Palace have completed the permanent signing of on-loan defender Clint Hill.
The 29-year-old arrived at the Eagles on loan from Stoke City in November and has now joined the Selhurst Park club on a two-year contract for an undisclosed fee.
Hill impressed Palace boss Neil Warnock after scoring three times during 14 appearances for the resurgent Championship side.
"I'm delighted to finally welcome Clint Hill on board permanently," Warnock told the club's official website.
"He may not be the type of player who catches the eye of many opposition teams, but he is a manager's type of player.
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Hugh O'Donnell has been Professor of Painting at Boston University's College of Fine Arts since 1996. He is an internationally recognized artist, exhibiting regularly since 1975 with one-person and group shows. Public venues have included the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (NY), the Metropolitan Museum (NY), the Museum of Modern Art (NY), the Museum of Contemporary Art (CA), the Polk Museum of Art (FL), the National Gallery of Australia, the Royal Academy (UK), and the Museum of Modern Art (Japan).
Professor O'Donnell's exhibitions of work have been extensively reviewed internationally in publications including Art News, the New York Times, Art in America, Modern Painters, and Time magazine. He has received many awards and commissions for painting, digital art, dance set and costume designs, and book design.
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- Data Command and Farsight, two large-scale, site-specific, digital artworks for the Sensors and Electronic Devices Directorate division at the U.S. Army Research Laboratories in Adelphi, MD.
- First Light, an illuminated digital mural print installation located at the Photonics Center at Boston University.
- Circle of Life, ten site-specific mural digital artworks at the New York University Medical Center Cardiovascular Unit.
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$1 million grant to RI Hospital M.D. for primary care melanoma screening training program
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RICHMOND, Va. (August 3, 2009) An international team of researchers has identified a new method for selectively killing metastatic melanoma cells, which may lead to new areas for drug development in melanoma a cancer that is highly resistant to current treatment strategies. Researchers from V...Moles and melanoma -- researchers find genetic links to skin cancer
New research has shown why people with the greatest number of moles are at increased risk of the most dangerous form of skin cancer. The study, led by Professors Julia Newton Bishop and Tim Bishop of the Melanoma Genetics Consortium (GenoMEL) at the University of Leeds, looked at more than 10,00...New Study Says Purported Melanoma Epidemic is Vastly Overstated
British Journal of Dermatology study blames physician misdiagnosis as the likely cause of apparent uptick in melanoma cases WASHINGTON, June 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A newly released study in the June 2009 British Journal of Dermatology that reviews data from a 13-year period in the east...AlphaVax Announces Promising Results in Melanoma Studies
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Published: Monday, August 13, 2012 at 1:00 a.m.
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Carl J. Strang Jr., the 76-year-old chairman of 6/10 Corp., a real estate development company here, has always been an environmentalist, of a D.I.Y. sort.
"My father was always careful not to be wasteful," said Max Strang, 41, the youngest of the executive's five children.
"He'd save slivers of soap and attempt to bake them in the oven," in a vain effort to make them merge into a useable whole.
"He always recycled newspapers, and he had a thing of plastic that was handmade that would crush aluminum cans," said Max Strang, an architect who practices in Miami and in Telluride, Colo., and who interned with Gene Leedy, a Winter Haven architect and proponent of the Sarasota School of architecture.
"In the late '70s, and into the early '80s, he would always try to see how far he could go without turning on the air-conditioner, much to the discomfort of the family," Max Strang said of his father. "He'd try to go into June, when it would be 90."
Max Strang's mother, Mary, who died in 1972, might have put up with the lack of conditioned air for half the year, but Sheryll, his father's third wife, who is now 68, "would have none of that," Max Strang said.
So in 2005, when the elder Strang finally sold the house in Winter Haven where he had raised his children, he wanted to build the kind of eco-friendly house he had always dreamed of, he said.
But he also "wanted Sheryll to have a comfortable place."
To her, that meant a modern single-story home that was big enough for plenty of family and friends. In other words, it had to have at least four bedrooms and a 1,000-square-foot kitchen.
With Max Strang as their architect, the couple split the responsibilities for the project according to what they cared about most.
"Sheryll was in charge of the aesthetic," the elder Strang said. "And I was in charge of the systems."
Together, the three created a 4,200- square-foot home in Winter Haven that is as sleek as it is green.
It was, however, not cheap: completed earlier this year, it cost $1.6 million.
The roof is green in three ways. It is insulated with Icynene, a spray foam more efficient than fiberglass batting. It is covered with thermoplastic polyolefin, a membrane that reduces heat absorption, and it also contains two solar systems, one that feeds directly into the electric grid to offset the energy consumed by the home and another that heats the water in the pool.
Not that you could tell that from the outside, though. A three-and-a-half-foot parapet conceals everything.
Inside, green amenities include a geothermal system that makes air-conditioning more efficient; floors that are eco-friendly concrete; and an on-demand system that heats water only when needed.
The house is minimalist, but warm and welcoming. On a recent Sunday in the space of four hours, six people dropped in.
When Max Strang and his family come to town, they stay in the house. His sister, Eve Strang, 50, lives nearby and is also a frequent visitor.
To enhance the comfort as well as the environmental aspects of the house, Sheryll Strang worked with Susan Oakley, an interior designer in Naples, to choose the furniture and the color palette.
It is mostly white, with shades of cream and brown. She insisted on just one major shot of color: an oxblood-red wall in a powder room. Her architect son was against it, she said. But she prevailed, just as she did in turning the air conditioner down in June nearly 30 years ago.
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NOT my kind of transit advertising (or, Buh-bye, WaMu)
Really, Chase?
This ad is wrong on so many levels, I don't know where to start. (Fellow Seattleites: You feel me?) If it weren't for Brown Bear's awful, self-congratulatory campaign*, this would win the award for worst bus ad ever.
*Of course, I can't seem to find a picture of it now (will link to one soon), but you know the one: "Favorite car wash of local salmon."
My kind of transit advertising (or, Thanks, Montana!)
We saw these in the Pioneer Square tunnel station on the way to the airport last week. They're all over the buses, too. And yes, I'm aware that my photography leaves a little (OK, a lot) to be desired.
atAttention all job-hunting bus chicks!
Menzies Aviation is hiring.
Talk about a nice benefits package!
Chicklet's (second) favorite bus ad
On a recent 8 excursion, Chicklet awoke from her nap (she is fond of napping in the Ergo) directly underneath Metro's "chill on the cell usage" ad.
After checking it out for a few seconds, she giggled, then turned to me and said one of her latest words: "teeth."
Funny, that's what I think when I see it, too.
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Bus wraps are back (or, Speaking of transit funding…)
The partial wraps are on the street, and thanks to Ray, a true bus nerd from Beacon Hill, we have photos!
I was never that bothered by the covered windows–what's a hazy view from time to time compared to 7,500 additional service hours each year?–but these are clear enough, no?
Next up: shelter ads!
Speaking of Frida…
Talk about a good reason for a bus wrap:
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Frida's birth Mexico City converted some of their city buses into "Fridabúses" — moving shrines honoring the painter.
(Source: fridakahlo.it)
Frida just so happens to be one of my non-bus-related obsessions. (Be thankful you've been shielded from it for so long. My friends and family members haven't been as fortunate.)
What I wouldn't give to ride on one of those…
A bus chick's version of a good day
This morning, I stopped by the County Courthouse to see some demos of the partially wrapped buses. (The Council tabled the vote on whether to allow the partial wraps, so these demos were made available to help the members come to a decision. Members of the Transit Advisory Committee and the Accessible Services Advisory Committee were also invited to take a look.)
The partial wraps leave 15″ clear on every bus window. This looks different on different buses, depending on the size of the windows and the height of the seats. (I apologize in advance for the …
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Category: bus chick tested, living the life Tagged 27, 70, bus wraps, Busfather, Char, Smooth Jazz, TAC, transit advertising
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OK, what if they were partially wrapped?
I've been meaning to tell you about this for over a week, but I was away on vacation, enjoying a laptop-free existence.
It seems that the folks at Metro have found a creative solution to the wrapped bus visibility issue. From a recent County Kingpin news release:
Last fall, the Metropolitan King County Council directed Metro to phase out its full-wrap bus advertising program due to concerns expressed by some passengers that their views were obscured and the bus interiors were dark. If the advertising program that was restricted to 25 buses – less than two percent …
Transit in the news
1) An ad against buses–on a bus.
The political ad shows a Rapid transit bus that has morphed into a pig. It's eating money and spewing pollution.
"This pig stinks!" it reads in bold letters.
What is most surprising is the venue — it soon will appear on the back of a Rapid bus.
A group paid $290 to place the 21-by-72-inch ad on the bus for a month to show its opposition to a transit system millage campaign.
(Source: Grand Rapid Press, via Mass Transit magazine)
2) Chicago businesses request higher taxes to increase investment in transit.
The new transit advertising debate (or, Bus wraps: "so last year.")
Because I'd like to see more and better public transportation in this region, I'd also like to see more–and better–sources of public transportation funding. In my ideal world, we'd fund transit with gas taxes, parking taxes, tolls, and congestion charges–instead of just sales tax. For now, I'll settle for advertising as a source of revenue.
Which brings me to my point…
In December, the King County Transit Advisory Committee, "an appointed County board drawn from King County Metro Transit riders," sent a letter to Seattle City Councilmember Jan Drago encouraging the city to allow "tasteful" advertising …


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US 6321604 B1 Abstract A device for converting a position of a float member in a rotameter in to an electrical output. Light from a light source is collimated into parallel light rays, at either or both opposing sides of a rotameter tube to greatly enhance accuracy of readings. The lightrays passing through the tube are detected by a linear optical array. A range of movement capable of being read by the linear optical array is extended by use of either a fiber optical array or a movable illumination device and linear optic array. The collimator(s) may be a linear array of one or two rows of cylindrical lenses sandwiched between a pair of plates. The linear optic array maybe arranged on opposite sides of the rotameter tube or may be on the same side there of. A light guide is used in the latter arrangement to guide light from the light source to a side of the rotameter tube opposite the linear optic array which may be a charge-coupled device(CCD).
Claims(28) 1. In combination a rotameter and an electro-optical device for providing an electronic read-out from, said rotameter comprising:
a hollow tube and a float member arranged to move along a substantially linear path in said tube to represent a fluid flow value;
an illumination device for directing light rays toward one side of said tube;
a linear optical array for detecting light rays passing through said tube, said float member altering intensity of the light rays impinging on said float member;
said linear optical array detecting said light rays over a range of movement of the float member along said tube for generating electrical signals representing a position of said float member; and
a collimator arranged adjacent to said illumination device for collimating the emitted light to provide substantially parallel light rays arranged at right angles to said path.
2. The combination of claim 1 wherein said linear optical array comprises a linear array of light-sensitive pixels for converting light impinging thereon in to an electrical signal, a magnitude of said signal representing a magnitude of light impinging thereon.
3. The combination of claim 2 wherein said linear optical array is a CCD-type sensor.
4. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a second collimator arranged to collimate light rays directed toward said linear optical array from said first mentioned collimator.
5. The combination of claim 1 wherein said collimator comprises of a row of cylindrical-shaped lenses.
6. The combination of claim 5 wherein said cylindrical-shaped lenses are sandwiched between a pair of plates.
7. The combination of claim 6 wherein said plates have a coefficient of thermal expansion which is the same as that of the lenses.
8. The combination of claim 1 wherein said illumination device and said linear optical array are on opposing sides of said tube.
9. The combination of claim 1 wherein said illumination device is further comprised of a light source and a light guide;
said light source and said linear optical array being arranged on one side of said tube;
said light guide guiding light from said light source to a side of said tube opposite said light source and said linear optical array, an output end of said light guide directing light rays toward said linear optical array.
10. The combination of claim 9 wherein said light guide is a substantially J-shaped member having an input end for receiving light rays from said light source, said output end being on said opposite side of said tube for directing light rays through said tube and toward said linear optic array.
11. The combination of claim 10 wherein said output end has a curved, convex shape to function as a lens for focusing light.
12. The combination of claim 1 wherein said illumination device is a light source arranged adjacent to said linear optical array, said light source and linear optical array being arranged on one side of said tube, said optical linear array detecting light rays reflected from said float member.
13. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a device for moving said linear optical array and said illumination device along said tube when said float member moves near an end of said linear optical array as detected by said array to move said array and illumination device in a direction of movement of said float member.
14. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a controller for adjusting a flow of fluid detected by said rotameter responsive to an output from said linear optical array to maintain a flow rate within a given range.
15. The combination of claim 14 wherein said controller further comprises an adjustable valve for controlling flow rate and a device for operating said adjustable valve responsive to an output of said linear optical array.
16. The combination of claim 1 further comprising means for providing a digital display responsive to an output of said linear optical array.
17. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a fiber optic array comprised of a plurality of optical fibers each having linearly arranged input ends and linearly arranged output ends;
said float member being movable over a given range along said tube;
said linear optic array being of a given length;
a length of said range being greater than the given length of said array;
the optical fibers of said fiber optic array being arranged so that said input ends are arranged at spaced intervals along said tube to detect a position of said float member over said range of movement;
the output ends of said optical fibers being arranged at spaced intervals along said linear optical array for directing light thereto;
the spaced intervals between the input ends of said optical fibers being different from the spaced intervals between output ends of said optical fibers.
18. The combination of claim 17 wherein the spaced intervals of at least portions of said input ends are non-linear.
19. The combination of claim 17 wherein the spaced intervals of at least portions of said output ends are non-linear.
20. The combination of claim 17 wherein said fiber optic array occupies a small compact space between said tube and said linear optic array.
21. The combination of claim 20 wherein the fiber optic array is positioned within a gap space between said tube and said linear optic array which is of the order of 0.75 inches.
22. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a controller for converting an output from said linear optical array to an output representing a position of the float member in said tube.
23. The combination of claim 21 wherein said controller generates a digital output.
24. The combination of claim 22 wherein said controller generates an analog output.
25. The combination of claim 22 wherein said controller averages a given plurality of outputs from said linear optic array to smooth an oscillating movement of said float member.
26. The combination of claim 1 wherein said collimator comprises an array of alternating clear and opaque layers.
27. The combination of claim 4 wherein on of said collimators is a lens array and the other one of said collimators comprises an array of alternating clear and opaque layers.
28. The combination of claim 1 further comprising a second collimator arranged to collimate light rays directed toward said linear optical array from said first mentioned collimator and focus the light rays upon the linear optic array.
Description This application claims benefit of Provisional No. 60/104,844 filed Oct. 16,1998. The present invention relates to rotameters and more particularly to novel electro-optical apparatus for providing highly accurate readings of a rotameter while providing an apparatus of a simplified and yet compact design. FIGS. 1a and 1 b are top and front views of a conventional rotameter. FIGS. 2a, 2 b and 2 c are top, front and enlarged views of apparatus embodying the principles of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3a is a perspective view of the Collimator/focusing element employed in FIG. 3. FIG. 4a is a top view of another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4b is a simplified schematic front view of the embodiment of FIG. 4a showing a remote controller with display. FIGS. 5a, 5 b and 5 c are top, front and enlarged views of another embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 6a, 6 b and 6 c are top, front and enlarged views of still another embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 7a, 7 b and 7 c are top, front and enlarged views of still another embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 8a and 8 b are side and end views of a light guide embodying the principles of the present invention. FIGS. 9a, 9 b, and 9 c are top, front and enlarged views and FIG. 9d is a simplified schematic view of a driving means for the optical electronic reading apparatus of still another embodiment of the present invention. The present invention relates to rotameters and more particularly to providing highly accurate readings of rotameter through the use of electro-optical means and especially such electronic means, which is of a simplified design and is highly compact. A basic flow measuring instrument, 1�1, shown in FIGS. 1a, 1 b is comprised of a tapered tube 1-2 with a float 1-3 inside and graduations on the tube, and is designed to be visually read to determine flow rate by referencing the float position to the graduation scale. Valve 1-4 is attached to or incorporated in to the instrument 1�1 to control the flow either manually or automatically. It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a highly compact and accurate electro-optical sensor display and transmission device integrated in to a rotameter. To convert a float position to an electronic signal representing the float position, an image of the float must be projected on to an electro-optical transducer. FIGS. 2a -2 c show a device which includes a conventional rotameter, a linear light source 2-5 and a linear optical array 2-1 positioned on opposite sides of the rotameter. Collimator 2-4 is positioned between illuminator 2-5 and the rotameter tube to prevent distortion of the optical readings. Collimator 2-4 is comprised of layers of opaque material (dark lines) and clear material (are as between adjacent darklines) and prevents light rays from the light source from being directed diagonally upward or downward (as opposed to horizontally), which prevents the light rays from impinging upon elements of the linear optical array other than the element horizontally a cross from the individual, horizontally-aligned, light guides 2-4 a of the Collimator. The lens array 2-7 (to be more fully described in connection with FIG. 3) acts to focus the light passing through tube 2�2 crisply on to the linear optical array. The image of the float and scale impinging up on the linear optical array 2-1 is converted in to an electrical signal which is processed (i.e., conditioned) by an electronic controller so that it is filtered, scaled and the like and can thus be used to display flow rate and/or control the flow as part of a display/control system. In the preferred embodiment, the linear optical array is preferably a linear, charge-coupled-device (CCD) of the type typically employed in flat bed scanners and having pixels arranged in linear fashion. FIGS. 4a, 4 b show a control system in which a signal is provided when a pixel of the CCD 4-1 is illuminated. Electronic controller 4-2 is set to a give upper value so that, when light impinges on pixel 4-1 a, controller 4-2 picks up this signal and operates motor 4-3 to rotate drive shaft 4-4 to adjust the valve 4-4 a so as to prevent flow from exceeding the given upper value. A given lower value may like wise be provided to operate motor 4-3 to control valve 4-4 a to prevent the flow from dropping below the lower given value. Readings between upper and lower limits are generated on display 4-2 a by pixels of the CCD 4-1 which are illuminated according to the position of the float 4-5. Keyboard 4-2 b is provided to select the upper and lower limits, as well as other functions. FIGS. 5a -5 c show another embodiment of the present invention in which the light source and linear optical array are all arranged on the same side of the rotameter. Light source 5-4 directs light in to a substantially J-shaped light tube show in detail in FIGS. 8a and 8 b which also functions as a collimator in a manner similar to collimator 2-4 shown in FIG. 2c. Light enters the input end 8-1 of the light guide and moves a long the section at 8-2. A reflective coating, such as an aluminum coating, may be provided along diagonal surface 8-3, reflecting lightrays upwardly to pass through section 8-4. A reflective coating may be applied to surface 8-5, reflecting light substantially at right angles so as to exit from the curve delongated surface 8-6 of the light guide. Alternatively, the reflective coating may be omitted since good reflection is obtained with an outer surface of the light guide which is smooth. In addition to enabling the light source and light ray tube arranged on the same side of the rotameter, the light guide performs the extremely important function of enabling the light passing there along to be substantially �homogenized� and there by provide output light at the elongated, curved output surface 8-6 which is collimated. The elongated curved surface 8-6 functions as a lens, which further enhances collimation of the light. If desired, the light guide maybe of increased length beyond that shown in FIG. 8a to there by increase the path length along which the light entering the light guide passes to further enhance and promote collimation of the light outputted by the light tube. The collimated light leaving light guide 5-6 passes through tube 5-2 and is further focused by lens array 5-7 before impinging upon linear optical array 5-1. FIGS. 6a -6 c show a reflective method of image projection, which can be employed as an alternative to the basic shadowing method described here in above. In this case the image will be negative as compared with the basic shadowing method. Light source 6-4 directs light rays 6�6, shown in solid-line fashion, in to the rotameter. Reflected light rays 6-7 shown in dotted-line fashion are reflected from float 6-3 and are picked up by appropriate pixels of the linear optical array (CCD) 6-1, after being focused by lens array 6-8. FIGS. 7a through 7 c show still another embodiment of the present invention employing fiber optics. For example, when the size of an image (i. e. , the part of the rotameter to be read) is larger than the sensitive part of the linear optical array (CCD) 7-1, in order to proportionally reduce the image to fit the linear optical array, a fiber optic bundle comprised of fiber optic strands 7-6 are arranged so that heir input ends 7-6 a are positioned against glass tube 7-2 to receive light rays 7�7. The fiber-optic strands 7-6 are bunched together in a linear array in the manner shown in FIGS. 7a and 7 c so as to be arranged over the entire length of the linear optical array (CCD) 7-1. The arrangement of the fiber-optic bundle employed enables the use of the standard size linear CCDs, which maybe significantly shorter in length than the length of the segment of the rotameter to be monitored. The fiber optics bundle 7-6 occupies a very small space. The distance between the linear optical array 7-1 and the side of glass tube 7-2 is typically of the order of a fraction of an inch. For example, in one embodiment, the fiberoptic bundle fitted within a gap space of the order of 0.75 inches. If desired, the optical fibers may be arranged in a non-linear fashion, i.e., so that the optical fibers at either the light input end or the light output end are arranged with a non-uniform spacing. For example, the optical fibers in the middle region, between graduations 0.35 and 0.75 on the scale, may be closer together than the optical fibers below the 0.35 graduation and above the 0.75 graduation. The graduations above 0.75 and below 0.35 may be spaced gradually farther apart. The reverse or any other non-linear arrangement may be employed to emphasize a desired region of the scale. FIG. 3 schematically shows a Collimator 3-8 which is comprised of a SELFOC LENS ARRAY (SLA) manufactured by Nippon Sheet Glass Company of Kanagawa, Japan. The lens array has a very short total conjugate (i.e., the distance between the object and the focused image), which can be a small as 9 mm, providing a very compact, high precision Collimator. The , array can be of any length and can be provide d with either a single row of lenses 3-4 a or a double row, if desired. Also, an SLA-type Collimator 3-4′ may be provided between tube 3-2 and linear optical array 3-1. An SLA-type collimator 5-7 and 6-8 may be respectively provided in the embodiments shown in FIG. 5 as shown in dotted-fashion in FIG. 5c and in the embodiment of FIG. 6, as shown in FIG. 6c. FIG. 3a shows a simplified schematic arrangement of an SLA which is comprised of either one or two rows of cylindrical-shaped lenses 3-4 a sandwiched between a pair of fiberglass-reinforced plates (FRP) 3-4 b, 3-4 c having a coefficient of thermal expansion which is the same as the glass lenses. A silicon resin R fills the voids within the regions between plates 3-4 b, 3-4 c and end plates 3-4 d (only one being shown in FIG. 3a ). As shown in FIG. 3, light from source 35 passes through collimator 3-8 and light rays 36, moving horizontally, pass through glass tube 32 and move toward the linear optical array comprised of pixels 3-7. The float member 3�3 blocks rays from reaching sensor array 3-1. The lens array 3-4 focuses light emitted from tube 3-2 on to the linear optic array pixels 3-7. FIGS. 9a-9 d show another embodiment of the invention in which the light source 9-4, light guide 9-6, and the short, linear optical array (CCD) 9-1 are slidably mounted to the left sidewall of the rotameter to monitor a selectable flowrate segment. The light source 9-4, light tube 9-6, lens array 9�9 and linear optical array 9-1 may be joined to move with a rack 9-7 arranged to slide along the left sidewall of the rotameter, as shown in FIG. 9d. A stationary motor M drives a spur gear 9-8 mounted upon an output shaft MS of the motor to selectively move rack 9-7 and, hence, the optical reading apparatus either upwardly or downwardly as given upper and lower limit pixels of the CCD indicate that the float is moving out of the range of the optical reading apparatus. Alternatively, the rack may be mounted in a stationary manner and the motor and sensor array arranged to move up and down with rotation of the spur gear 9-8. The apparatus described above, for example, see FIG. 4, may be used for a variety of applications. For example, in order to �smooth� the optical reading in applications where the float oscillates continuously, a number of readings are taken at closely spaced time intervals by a microprocessor-based controller such as controller 4-2 in FIG. 4b is utilized. The readings taken are averaged to provide a flowrate reading which appears as though the float were not oscillating. The display may be digital as shown in FIG. 4b or may be an analog display or may be a bar graph type of display. The electronic signals may be transmitted to remote locations in either digital or analog format. The data may be used for data acquisition, process control, liquid level control, flow rate control and/or may provide an audible and/or visual alarm when given upper and/or lower limits are reached. A latitude of modification, change and substitution is intended in the foregoing disclosure, and in some instances, some features of the invention will be employed without a corresponding use of other features. Accordingly, it is appropriate that the appended claims be construed broadly and in a manner consistent with the spirit and scope of the invention herein described. Patent Citations
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Reading through Reiss's recent camp notes, he posts the names of the offseason heroes. These are the guys who get the special parking spaces, and (apparently) the music off their IPods is getting piped over the sound system during practices. Hard to understate how important this is internally to the team. http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/ To me, I read this list and, based on what I know having observed Belichick over time, I think it's fair to think that all these guys, barring injury, are locks to make the final roster-- including Davis and Wright who I had as bubble players. Why? Because there is nothing that BB admires more in a player than work ethic. He wants to have a team full of overachievers-- even if they never make the active roster-- because it sets a tone in practice, during the week, during the game. BB's selection criteria for his final roster will include "unmeasurable" things like hard work. And the fact that guys like Troy, Cassel and Colin aren't on the list means that these guys must have had really special offseasons. This is the type of stuff that explains how apparently mediocre players like Faulk, Hochstein, Davis and Wright have such incredible staying power under the BB regime. I think Klecko is competing with Wright for a roster spot. Barry Gardner may be in the hunt with Don Davis for the same ST spot. Laying odds on the 53-man, I'd say I'd need to adjust my handicapping.
[ http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/ And the fact that guys like Troy, Cassel and Colin aren't on the list means that these guys must have had really special offseasons. QUOTE] Define 'special'????
In the summer of 2003 my kids summer camp (4,5 year olds ) was able to get a private tour of Gillette stadium through a connection in the school (because they don't give public tours). On these these trips they sometimes look for parent volunteers so naturally I was first in line to volunteer. The highlight of the tour was going to be the Patriots locker room. We weren't going to get to go in but only peek around the corner. (ironically they let us walk into the Revolution locker room and kids were literally stepping over jockstraps and could have grabbed anything from the lockers). well it was a brutally hot day and when the guy giving the tour went to make sure the coast was clear in the locker room he said we would have to wait because there was actually one Patriot player changing in the locker room. The guy seemed real nervous. So obviously I asked the guy which Patriot player was in the locker room on this brutally hot morning. He squeeked "Tom Brady". Well at this point all the kids and parents were clammering for the tour guy to ask Brady to come out and say hi to the kids. Alas he seemed too nervous that he was going to get in trouble so he wouldn't do it (damm company man). So we waied until the locker room was clear and we got our peek. From that day on I realized that Bradys success was no accident . He will outwork and out hustle you even if it means he is the only one of his teamates working out. He'll win that parking spot every year.
For the first two, it couldn't have anything to do with them being one of the best third down backs in the league and a very serviceable guard/center who could start on most lines, could it?
I actually hope this means that DD is gearing up for his new career as an asst. strength coach. Because as a football player, he is a great weightlifter. Re: Mike Wright, I hope he has the chance to play DE, his natural college position. Because as a NT, he is a potentially good DE.
Were you around two years ago, before Faulk got his contract extension, when everyone on this board was saying "Fumble Faulk has to go!"? He and David Patten were the two popular favorites for the axe. Now, by your own assessment, he's one of the best third down backs in the league. He hasn't always been... which is precisely my point. Further: Hochstein wasn't very servicable when he started here. He's made himself servicable... again, that's a skill that BB values and recognizes. Neither one was anything special two years ago. What kept them around was-- and BB is always talking about this-- their willingless and ability to improve themselves. Not every coaching staff is as willing to carry "low talent" players with a high work ethic long enough to have those players pay off for the team. Calling these guys "hard working" on a team of hardworkers is like giving an award to the smartest guy in the Harvard Physics department, or an award to the most athletic guy in the Olympic Games. That's what I mean by special.


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I've found that Simple Green/Mean Green and warm (almost hot) water works very well. Get a pan of warm water and put a good amount of Simple Green in, and mix, then take a tooth brush and get to scrubbing. I put all the small parts (screws, bolt parts, magazine block, ect) in with the simple green water while I scrub the rifle itself, then I go through one by one and scrub all the parts. After you have them all clean, get an old towel and make sure there isn't any water on any of the parts. For the bore I just push a few dry patches, then I use patches with a solvent (Hoppes, CLP, ect). Then apply a thin coat of an oil of your choice (I like RemOil), and there she is! And for the stock, I used paper towels to scrub the cosmo out of the stock, but if you use that method, whenever you get to shooting, cosmo will being to seep out of the hand guard and thin parts of the stock. One way to prevent this is wrapping the stock in paper towels and putting the wrapped stock in a black garbage bag, and putting it out in the sun/in your car on a hot day/somewhere hot, and the cosmo will bake out of the stock. Or you can just lay the stock on a towel in the sun and periodically go and wipe down the cosmo that has seeped out. Alternate cleaners: these may be a little easier and less labor intensive. You can use brake cleaner, carburetor cleaner, oven cleaner, mineral spirits, ect. to spray on the cosmolined parts and just simply wipe/scrub away. I've used carburetor cleaner to get in the hard to reach spots, it works pretty good. You can soak the parts in mineral spirits and the cosmo will dissolve away and all you need to do is wipe/scrub away residual cosmo, and you can get a long section of PVC pipe (I think 3" diameter) and put a cap on one end and seal it, and fill it almost to the top with mineral spirits and put the entire barrel and receiver assembly (take off the bolt, and magazine block) and let it soak in there overnight, that'll work as well. I hope this helped and gave you several options, if you have any more questions feel free to ask!
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I got a bunch of AK mags and they came covered in cosmoline. If you have a parts washer available clean it there . I did not but I found that straight acetone ate the cosmoline right off .
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Some good info above- and there are dozens of ways. Cosmoline is applied hot, and it thickens up when cooled. Baking wooden parts wrapped in brown paper grocery bags INSIDE of a black plastic garbage bag (bake in the sun) works very well. If you use a chemical solvent, READ the label. Much of that stuff is either flammable, or will eat the paint off your car and cause you to have funny looking kids. Use outdoors, with a lot of ventilation- and why did my gloves just dissolve? My personal favorite- GOOP orange hand cleaner. Get it from the dollar store. Squirt on toothbrush (someone else's toothbrush) scrub, rinse under HOT water. Does NOT stink up house, does a good job, will not make you run down the street while on fire.
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Mineral spirits destroy the stuff, also an old pot of boiling water breaks it up pretty good too
Create a oven from a galvanized trash can. Works very well
Wd40 on the metal parts that you can't soak. Soak the bolt and small parts in mineral spirits. "orange clean" or "simple green" on the wood works good. There are a ton of ways to do it and most work great.
Brake Cleaner is cheap. Just do it outdoors. It might be alright on the wood but I don't think so. Mineral spirits. I would have never though of using soap and water on grease like cosmoline. Several suggested it so it must work.


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Despite the folding of Video Gems in 1996 (having released 31 episodes), interest in the series continued to climb in the UK and another company, Contender Video came to the rescue, eventually (re-)issuing all 57 stories on its Kult TV label.
Up until October 1998 the tapes contained the standard two eps per tape. From then on, there were three, each one accompanied by a picture postcard from the London Postcard Company.
The later cassettes also offered a higher standard of picture quality, newly-created prints having been created by British Independent Television Enterprises ("BRITE"), who had transferred all episodes to digital "D2" tape from an old set of LWT prints. To be clear on the matter, though, they had not been remastered as such but simply transferred to digital tape and cleaned up a bit. Whatever – the results were superb for most episodes. The only notable exception was 'The Madness of Mickey Hamilton', for which it looked as though LWT's "source" print was very battered indeed!
Despite VG's claims of "complete episodes", in fact some of their tapes were slightly shorter than the proper fifty-plus minutes (most notably 'Man Without a Past' which, as far as I'm aware, has never been seen uncut on UK terrestrial television). The version Contender released certainly restored missing scenes. However due to a mix-up at BRITE, Contender's original release of 'Hunter/Hunted' lost much footage – Contender later re-issued the full-length version of this episode. Also, in a startling (and very worrying) twist, the British Board of Film Classification demanded a slight cut in 'A Hiding to Nothing' – see note below.
Contender followed up these releases with DVD versions in 2002.
Anybody who watched the Granada Plus repeats will have noticed strange anomalies with the title sequence in the first-season episodes: they all had the later version except 'When the Heat Cools Off' for some reason. And the first two episodes had the Cowley voice-over yet with the later titles. Well unfortunately this is how BRITE have produced the fresh versions of the episodes, so we are stuck with them. Contender did consider using the master copies from Mark 1 Productions, which appear to contain the episodes in their original format, but unfortunately some of them turned out to be in pretty poor condition. A shame, really, as I think it would have been great to have seen at least one first-season episode with the original titles, logos, etc.
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One | 'When the Heat Cools Off' | 'Fall Girl' | |
Two | 'Old Dog with New Tricks' | 'Klansmen' | Available now. |
Three | 'Heroes' | 'Dead Reckoning' | |
Four | 'Close Quarters' | 'Man without a Past' | 'Man without a Past' appears to be full-length. |
Box Set One | Includes all the episodes from the first four regular volumes. | ||
Five | 'Hunter/Hunted' | 'Stakeout' | Unfortunately 'Hunter/Hunted' is incomplete – see note below. |
Six | 'The Rack' | 'The Female Factor' | |
Seven | 'The Madness of Mickey Hamilton' | 'Rogue' | |
Eight | 'Everest was Also Conquered' | 'Blind Run' | 'Everest' cleverly used Mark 1's copy for the pre-titles and the (original) titles themselves. |
Box Set Two | Includes all the episodes from volumes five to eight. |
Although BRITE claimed their episodes were uncut, this is certainly not the case for 'Hunter/Hunted'. The entire pre-titles scene and an exciting motorway chase sequence were missing. The scissor job appears to have happened several years ago when LWT were "preparing" (ie editing down!) episodes for a repeat run and somehow this version erroneously found its way into BRITE's archive.
Unfortunately Contender accepted this copy in good faith and this is the version featured on volume five. BRITE eventually admitted their mistake and uncovered a full-length copy at LWT and transferred it to D2 digital tape. Contender re-issued the episode in mid-2000.
Subsequent releases contained three episodes, had a new cover design (as pictured here) and, as mentioned above, include cards from the London Postcard Company.
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Box Set | Please | see | comments --> | Contained the twelve episodes from volumes 1 – 4 below. Note: The box sets did NOT contain the postcards. |
One | 'First Night' | 'A Stirring of Dust' | 'Private Madness, Public Danger' | Private Madness will be the full-length version. |
Two | 'In the Public Interest' | 'Not a Very Civil Civil Servant' | 'Where the Jungle Ends' | |
Three | 'A Hiding to Nothing' | 'Servant of Two Masters' | 'Killer with a Long Arm' | Unfortunately the British Board of Film Classification demanded a cut of ten seconds to this episode in order to pass it for video release. The scene in question is the one where Doyle uses a small card to break into Shelley's flat. I know people will struggle to believe this but the BBFC classify this as "Criminal Technology" which cannot be shown to impressionable young minds!?! It's OK to show people getting beaten up and shot but house-breaking via credit card is a no-no. Not even Mary Whitehouse would have complained about that one! Naturally Contender appealed against the decision but to no avail. Given such rank stupidity, is it any wonder folk in the UK are ordering their movie vids and DVDs from the USA and continental Europe? |
Four | 'Stopover' | 'Backtrack' | 'Look After Annie' | |
Five | 'The Purging of CI5' | 'Hijack' | 'Bloodsports' | |
Six | 'Wild Justice' | 'Need to Know' | 'You'll be Alright' | |
Seven | 'Runner' | 'Mixed Doubles' | 'Kickback' | |
Eight | 'The Untouchables' | 'Involvement' | 'Takeaway' |
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One | 'Discovered in a Graveyard' | 'Long Shot' | 'The Gun' | 'Fugitive' | |
Two | 'The Ojuka Situation' | 'Blackout' | 'Cry Wolf' | 'No Stone' | |
Three | 'Foxhole on the Roof' | 'The Acorn Syndrome' | 'Lawson's Last Stand' | 'Hunter/Hunted' | Hunter/Hunted was the uncut reissue of the inadvertently trimmed 1998 release. |
Four | 'Operation Susie' | 'Slush Fund' | 'A Man Called Quinn' | ||
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Modified thermal balloon endometrial ablation in low resource settings: a cost-effective method using Foley's catheter.
Summary of "Modified thermal balloon endometrial ablation in low resource settings: a cost-effective method using Foley's catheter."
To assess the efficacy of a modified Foley's catheter endometrial ablation in the treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding in low resource settings.
Four hundred and thirty premenopausal women with abnormal uterine bleeding were subjected to thermal balloon endometrial ablation using modified Foley's catheter. The primary outcome measure was patient satisfaction regarding menstrual blood loss. Secondary measures included improvement in quality of life scores and failure rates.
Three hundred and three patients were available for evaluation at 3-year follow up. 270/303 (89.1%) reported their satisfaction as indicated by reduction in days of menstrual flow per cycle (4.2 vs. 8.8 days, p < 0.0001). There was a significant improvement in quality of life scores (p < 0.0001). The rate of failure varies according to the interval of follow up from 15.6% at 6 months to 10.9% at 3 years.
Modified Foley's catheter endometrial ablation is a cost effective alternative to other thermal endometrial ablation techniques in the treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding in low resource settings.
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A technique utilizing a laser coupled to a catheter which is used in the dilatation of occluded blood vessels. This includes laser thermal angioplasty where the laser energy heats up a metal tip, and direct laser angioplasty where the laser energy directly ablates the occlusion. One form of the latter approach uses an EXCIMER LASER which creates microscopically precise cuts without thermal injury. When laser angioplasty is performed in combination with balloon angioplasty it is called laser-assisted balloon angioplasty (ANGIOPLASTY, BALLOON, LASER-ASSISTED).
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