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In order to study how young fish such as salmon are affected by swimming through hydroelectric dams, scientists have traditionally equipped them with surgically-implanted acoustic tracking tags. Unfortunately, the implantation procedure can harm the fish, plus the weight of the device can affect their behavior. Now, however, a team at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Washington state has developed a much lighter acoustic tag, that can be injected into fish using a needle. Read More
There are all sorts of high-tech locks designed to make your bike harder to steal, but what happens if it gets taken anyway? If it's equipped with a BTrack Safe Light, you'll know when it's been nabbed, and you'll then be able to track its location via GPS. And because it's a tail light, it'll also make you more visible to motorists. Read More
Any millionaire can buy themselves a fancy yacht, but if you want a conversation piece ... well, it helps if it has a story behind it, and the Lockheed Martin-built Sea Slice certainly does. Launched in 1996 by the US Navy as a military support vessel, the experimental watercraft features a unique hull design that reportedly allows it to remain as stable as a conventional ship three times its size. It cost US$15 million to design and build, but you can have it now for the low, low price of just $180,000. Read More
It's certainly no secret that consumer drones are proving to be extremely popular for shooting aerial videos. That said, the things still aren't perfect – you can't fly them for more than about 25 minutes per battery charge, pre-flight procedures such as calibrating their compass can be tricky, they're noisy, and they can fall out of the sky and hurt people. Allsopp's Action Cam Skyshot Helikite, however, is claimed to have none of these problems. It's basically just a GoPro-carrying kytoon – a kite/balloon hybrid. Read More
Glasses with transitional lenses are a neat idea in theory, but they have some shortcomings in practice. That's why researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology are developing an alternative – clear eyeglasses that can be manually tinted into sunglasses, by the user. Read More
Weather forecasting is a notoriously inexact science. According to San Francisco-based tech startup Spire, this is partially because there are currently less than 20 satellites responsible for gathering all of the world's weather data – what's more, some of the older ones are using outdated technology. Spire's solution? Establish a linked network of over 100 shoebox-sized CubeSats, that will use GPS technology to gather 100 times the amount of weather data than is currently possible. The first 20 of those satellites are scheduled to launch later this year. Read More
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While lithium-ion batteries may outperform their older, lower-tech counterparts, they do have one drawback – occasionally, they catch fire. This can happen when fern-like metal structures known as dendrites form between the battery's two electrodes, causing a short circuit. Now, however, researchers at the University of Michigan have used Kevlar nanofibers to create a barrier between the electrodes, which is impervious to those nasty dendrites. Read More
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The Dark Garden: Winter Hydroponics
Every year I try something new and this year it's growing fruit trees hydroponicly outside in five gallon buckets. They were frozen solid several times, indured weeks of cold weather and the Moon Glow is covered with flowers. If anyone else is doing this please let me know.
That's a good one grizz. I have to use that.
The Moon Glow pear did so well this year I decided to add a few more. I'm hoping to have 24 by the time fall arrives. The Honeycrisp has about 50 apples on it The June drop seems over so I'm thinking these will stay on. I added two Blueberries and another Candice seedless grape. The Fig tree is producing fruit and leafing very nicely as well.
This is too cool! Are you in an area that is cold and snows throughout the winter months or like us where it can freeze/snow or not. Usually our snow is gone in a couple days to a week. From time to time it freezes for a wk or so. We are 2 yrs new to hydro and grow tomatoes in recirculating buckets with airstones. Would like to "branch out" and grow trees etc. How are your buckets set up?
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I am sure this has been posted before, but this has been a bit of a magical week for me.
First, I got to go to the GABF Members Only session. Sooo many incredible beers, but the highlight was the people I met. I've previously met Sam Calagione from DFH, as well as Jim Koch. Both very friendly and wanting to talk about craft beer.
This time, I met Dan Carey from New Glarus (quiet, a little shy), John Pinkerton (poured me a full glass of beer for a good picture / chatted for 4-5 minutes), and Michael Dawson from Wyeast (super friendly, sorry if it makes me lame but I love BTV). I met one of the brewers of Maui Brewing, he asked me which brews I recommended!
Then, just tonight, I was in an awesome bottle shop called Stearms liquor. Incredible selection (both of my favorite beers, Allagash Currieux and Boulevard Bourbon Barrel Quad available). Got some great recommendations, including a Clown Shoes RIS, bought 5 bottles. One of the owners gave us a bottle of Pliny!
I am a Sales Manager by trade, and have to travel about the country to make my living. I have been to scores of brewpubs, breweries, and beer stores. While my record isn't 100%, the vast majority of Beer People I meet are friendly, passionate, and interested in discussing and sharing good Craft Beer. When I share that I am a homebrewer, the vast majority are highly interested in what I like to brew.
Have you had similar experiences? Why is it that Craft Beer is such a friendly, passionate, interested group of people? Why does it seem to be fairly jackass-proof? The more experiences with Craft Brewers I have, the more I feel that we have a unique, positive, supportable culture, that seems to run contrary to life in general, and I truly wonder why. It is a good thing, how do we replicate it elsewhere in life?
Give a man a beer, waste an hour. Teach a man to brew, and waste a lifetime! Bill Owen quote
Join the Beacon Point (Aurora, CO) Brewclub on Facebook- casual, fun brewing, drinking, socializing!
Well......we do like to drink pretty heavily. This is probably the only hobby in the world where being freindly and outgoing is a self-serving benefit, and can feed your own vice at very little to no additional cost simply by acquiring info from other like-minded individuals.
In addition, I've never had a hangover on craft beer, and know very few people who have, so it seems we get all the benefits of the alcohol without any of the grouchiness associated with consuming only commercial products. I usually feel more energetic and outgoing after a night of consuming some HB.
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Out of the two Careys from New Glarus, Dan just loves to stay in New Glarus and brew (you are right, he is quiet) and Deb, his wife is always in the news with the president or getting big awards from the state. She is nice too, but she is the public person, Dan is beer guy who comes up with all those great beer ideas.
I wouldn't say it's "jackass proof", I have known a few people I would like to see soundly kicked by a 4 legged jackass... BUT, you are right that the vast majority of people in the industry are wonderfully warm, friendly, intelligent and fun folks. There is a real camaraderie, and it is down to this one simple fact; we all have a passion for beer.
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Deere has begun replacing its D-Series excavators with G-Series machines starting with the 250G, 290G and 350G, rated at 25, 29 and 35 metric tons, respectively.
Deere has begun replacing its D-Series excavators with G-Series machines starting with the 250G, 290G and 350G, rated at 25, 29 and 35 metric tons, respectively. Three larger models—the 470G, 670G and 870G—will be launched later this summer. "Primarily, the big change with the G-Series machines is putting in the emissions-certified engine, making them compliant with the EPA regulations for Interim Tier 4 emissions," says Mark Wall, excavator product marketing manager. With horsepower ratings of 188 to 271, the excavators are powered by John Deere PowerTech PVX 6.8-liter and 9.0-liter, Tier 4-I engines. To package the new engines, manufacturers typically have had to increase cooling capacity to meet the engine requirements, which requires some machine modifications. "To make room for the new cooling system," Wall says, "we actually made our frames 8 inches longer. And by doing that, we could take weight out of the excavators by moving the counterweight back, after which we could actually lighten the counterweight while maintaining the same lift capacities. Because lift capacity and stability is affected by center of gravity on the excavator, and we didn't change our center of gravity—we just moved it back—we actually improved our stability a little bit by getting lighter, and we didn't change the operating specs of the machine from a lift-capacity standpoint." Deere also improved the hydraulic efficiency and boasts an 8 percent increase in productivity while working in the HP (high productivity) mode. Wall says 99 percent of the customers he's talked to typically work in HP mode. "When you really want to dig dirt and go to town, that's the mode you want to be in," he says. Of course, fuel consumption will increase when using full power. Two other modes are available: Power mode (P) offers a balance between productivity and fuel economy, and Economy mode (E) will maximize fuel economy for the tractor. Because of the engine update and machine modifications, Deere seized that opportunity to redesign its cab. Although the outside cab dimensions are the same, the inside dimensions are wider because of changes such as switching from a mid-back seat to a high-back seat. The door is 3 inches wider for easier entry and exit, while also providing a little more glass area for improved visibility. In addition, the company completely upgraded the monitor. While it was a liquid crystal before and had a lot of information in it, now it's even easier to use with more features. "We went to a push-and-dial type access system," Wall says. "So instead of reaching up to access the monitor on the monitor, the controls for the monitor are actually back on the right-hand-side console. It's a big rotary dial and you just push down the dial to get to the next screen and then you rotate it to get to the sub-menu, and you can push it again and rotate it to get to what menu you want. So it's very intuitive to run and operate; you don't have to lean forward in the seat to get to it." There is a lot more information in the monitor, similar to what the machines had in the past as far as maintenance intervals, diagnostic codes, languages, attachment settings, etc. But Deere took the radio and HVAC controls, which used to be separate components, and put the controls in the monitor. With Tier 4-I, operators can also get DPF loading and information on diagnostic trouble codes and diagnostic information about what's going on inside the tractor. Another option or standard, depending on the tractor, is a rearview camera, which was not offered in the D Series. If operators have the camera in the on position, it's always on, up on the display part of the monitor so they can always see what's behind them—not just when the machine is in reverse. "We have a great field of vision with that camera," Wall says. "You can see a person's toes about 3 feet behind the counterweight. It's very close, upfront visibility to what's going on and you can get a good, extensive view away from the tractor also." Estimated list price for the initial three-model offering is $250,000 to $350,000, depending on configuration.
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The 14.5-horsepower 17G and 20-horsepower 26G excavators are Tier 4-Final without a DOC or DPF.
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Michael Bay's sequel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen received its world premiere in Tokyo, Japan, on Monday, June 8, 2009, to kickstart a world promotional tour ahead of the film's imminent release. Bay was joined by the film's stars, including Shia LaBeouf, Megan, Tyrese Gibson and Josh Duhamel at the packed world premiere at Roppongi Hills. The film opens in the UK on Friday, June 19, 2009.
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Nineteen years ago Thursday, Warren Rychel's days with the Winnipeg Jets ended.
Before they even started.
Rychel, an abrasive left-winger, had been obtained by the dear, departed NHL team during the summer of 1991 from the Chicago Blackhawks along with someone named Troy Murray.
By the end of December, Rychel had been shipped off to the Minnesota North Stars for Tony Joseph. Eighteen months after that, Rychel was in the Stanley Cup final with the L.A. Kings and went on to a 406-game NHL stint that featured 38 goals and more than 1,400 penalty minutes.
In the fall of 1991, Rychel played no games for the Jets and 36 games for the Jets' farm team, the Moncton Hawks. He had 14 goals and 211 PIM at the time he was deemed expendable.
"I really thought of myself as a Jet," Rychel said on the trade anniversary, amusingly, back in Manitoba for a second time this year for another hockey tournament. He's now the co-owner and GM of the OHL's Windsor Spitfires, the two-time defending Memorial Cup champs, and is here to watch his son Kerby play in the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
"I'll be candid with you," Rychel continued. "I really was excited when I came to Winnipeg with Troy in that trade. I thought this was my opportunity. I had a great summer of working out. I had a ton of confidence and my skill level had improved. I had accomplished all I thought I could in the IHL in four years.
"My last year, I had 33 goals and more than 300 (338 actually) minutes in Indy.
"But I think (Jets GM) Mike Smith didn't like me and he was going with a lot of older guys and Europeans. I do have fond memories playing for Dave Farrish in Moncton but I was getting frustrated because a lot of guys were getting called up besides me.
"As time went on, it all worked out and I did get to the NHL and there are no hard feelings. The Jets just had other plans."
Don't feel sorry for Rychel for a second. He played seven full-time seasons in the NHL and has won a lot of playoff rounds since the Jets sent him packing, including the last two Memorial Cups. The Jets and the morphed Phoenix Coyotes? Still under the Rychel -- or insert name here -- curse.
Rychel's junior franchise is enjoying great success and now his son, 16-year-old Kerby, is at the beginning of a journey in the hockey world.
"Way more mature than I was and twice the player," Rychel said of the Team Ontario forward who was his club's player of the game in a 7-1 opening win over Czech Republic.
Kerby, a 16-year-old in his rookie OHL season, has two goals and eight points with the highly touted Mississauga St. Mike's Majors under coach Dave Cameron.
He said he's only a partial chip off the old block.
"I guess there are some similarities," Kerby said Thursday before Team Ontario's game against Slovakia. "He had great leadership and was a hard worker, so I try to take that.
"But I think he was more of a scrapper and I think I'm more of an all-round player, but I'm not afraid to get the gloves off."
The younger Rychel had been slated to join his dad's team this season. The GM had obtained the wink-wink, nudge-nudge from all OHL rivals at the league draft last spring and the path had been cleared for Rychel to choose his son in the second round.
But the GM may have gone one step too far, and traded down on that second-round pick, prompting the rival Barrie Colts to choose Kerby late in the first round. He was subsequently dealt to Mississauga.
"He was only 15 when all that stuff was on the fan," Warren Rychel said of the controversy. "He's been very mature, professional about it and I suppose it's been good for him to get away and cut his own teeth away from home.
"Plus he's playing for a very good coach in Dave Cameron."
Added Kerby: "Me, I'm just happy to be in the league to get things going. I know it's a process. I'm not getting a lot of minutes but I'm fine with that, just trying to work hard and do my role."
Father and son still have the communication lines open.
"When I was younger, he used to teach me a lot more, the finer points," said Kerby, who's not NHL draft-eligible until 2013. "But I think he's let up now, but he still tells me some things he thinks could benefit me."
Kerby was in Brandon in the spring as part of his dad's support group at the Memorial Cup, and that experience has turned out to be a great carrot, he said.
"It was awesome to be here to see them win it," he said. "It's almost unheard of, back-to-back. And to see how much fun they had winning and how they did all the right things off the ice."
There is a version of full circle for the Rychel family this week, proving once again that Jets history doesn't ruin everything.
-- U.S. 4 Germany 1
-- Quebec 6
Finland 4
-- Pacific 3 Czech
Republic 2
-- Ontario 5
Slovakia 0
At Portage
-- Pacific vs. Slovakia,
3 p.m.
-- Finland vs. Atlantic,
7:30 p.m.
At MTS Iceplex
-- Quebec vs. Germany,
3 p.m.
-- Czech Republic
vs. West, 7:30 p.m.
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The disclosure concerns a scleral expansion segment of the type consisting of an arched rod designed to be placed on the sclera perpendicular to the ciliary body. The free ends of said rod have a spatula shape wider than the diameter of said bridge, so as to constitute wide support bases.
1. A vision corrective element for implantation in the sclera perpendicular to the ciliary body, the vision corrective element comprising an arched segment having a length, a width, a thickness, a central bridge portion, a first end portion and an opposed second end portion, each of the end portions having a width greater than their thicknesses and greater than the width of the bridge portion.
2. The vision corrective element of
3. The vision corrective element of
4. The vision corrective element of
5. The vision corrective element of
6. The vision corrective element of
This application is a continuation of international application Serial No. PCT/FR99/02487 filed Oct. 13, 1999, which claims priority as a continuation-in-part of French patent application Serial No. 98/12834 filed Oct. 13, 1998, which issued as French Patent No. 98/12834 as of Dec. 8, 2000.
The present invention concerns, in general, the correction of vision by insertion of a corrective element in the eye and, more specifically, the correction of presbyopia.
According to new theories, presbyopia is not linked solely to the loss of flexibility of the crystalline lens on aging, but is mainly due to increase of the diameter of said crystalline lens with age.
As schematically represented in FIG. 8, the crystalline lens Cr contained in the crystalline lens sac S is suspended from the sclera Sc along a ring of the latter located behind the limbus L separating the vitreous body V from the opaque body O. This ring is, on the average, situated at a latitude spaced from 2 to 3 mm apart from the limbus, if the optical axis is taken as reference. Said suspension of the crystalline lens is secured by a ligament Z called zonule attached to the ciliary body Cc. As the size of the scleral ring and ciliary body Cc do not vary in time, the zonule Z is gradually expanded in the course of enlargement of the crystalline lens Cr and partially loses its traction power on the equator of the crystalline lens sac S.
A new surgical method has therefore been proposed to correct presbyopia, consisting of increasing the diameter of the scleral ring in the ciliary body, so as to stretch the zonule, which will again be able to perform its function of deformation of the crystalline lens under the effect of contraction of the ciliary muscle and return the power of accommodation to the eye.
For the use of this method of treatment, Schachar proposed a truncated cone-shaped ring set in place by suture around the scleral ring (U.S. Pat. No. 5,465,737).
However, this ring requires a very long and difficult surgical intervention and entails unpleasant sequelae for the patients.
Arched segments have therefore been recently proposed, which are set in place in loops incised in the thickness of the sclera concentric to the limbus, perpendicular to the ciliary body, and which constitute stiffeners exerting an outward traction stretching the zonule. In practice, four scleral segments are placed at 90°.
This intervention is much more effective than placement of the complete ring initially proposed by Schachar, for the surgical procedure is simple and rapid (incision of four tunnels constituting the loops and insertion of the segments) and eliminates any suture, therefore considerably diminishing the patient's discomfort and operating sequelae. This technique is schematically illustrated in FIG. 9.
This figure shows a sclera fragment Sc, in which a tunnel T has been formed, like a belt loop.
The segment Sg has been inserted in this loop and rests at its bases A and B on the sclera, on which it bears, while its bridge C exerts an outward traction force. It can be seen that the zonule is expanded Z1 perpendicular to force C and relaxed Z2 perpendicular to forces A and B.
However, the present segments, which are simple cylindrical rods, present a sizable risk of perforation of the sclera by reason of the fact that they punctually bear on the latter.
The purpose of this invention is to eliminate this disadvantage and to propose scleral expansion segments which present no risk of perforation of the sclera.
According to the invention, the scleral expansion segment which, in a manner known per se, consists of an arched rod designed to be placed on the sclera perpendicular to the ciliary body, is characterized in that its free ends have a spatula shape wider than the diameter of said rod, so as to constitute wide support bases.
The segment according to the invention is further remarkable in that:
the bases have a radius of curvature R1 corresponding to that of the sclera perpendicular to the ciliary body, while the bridge has radius of curvature R2 less than R1;
it presents a multitude of perforations;
it is coated with a biocompatible synthetic material with porous surface;
it consists of a core of deformable material with shape memory, sunk in a layer of soft material;
it has an internal canal designed for placement of a core, the nature and strength of which can be chosen in order to adjust the effect of the scleral expansion segment;
the core consists of an injectable product;
it is made in two parts interlocking with each other;
the segment consists, on one side, of a bridge, one end of which is integral with a base, and, on the other, of a removable base, and in that complementary means of attachment are placed between the free end of the bridge and the removable base; and
the two parts contain means for preventing any rotation in relation to each other.
The invention will be better understood thanks to the specification which follows, given by way of nonlimitative example with reference to the attached drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic top view of a scleral expansion segment according to a first embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view of the scleral expansion segment of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a top view of a scleral expansion segment according to a second embodiment of the invention.
FIGS. 4a and 4 b are sections respectively along lines A—A and B—B of FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is a top view of a scleral expansion segment according to a third embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 6 shows the scleral expansion segment of FIG. 5 assembled.
FIGS. 7a to 7 c schematically represent examples of arrangements in the eye of the scleral expansion segments according to the invention.
FIG. 8 is a schematic section of an eye.
FIG. 9 is a partial schematic section of an eye equipped with a scleral expansion segment.
FIG. 10 is a schematic view in top perspective of a third embodiment of a scleral expansion segment according to the invention.
FIG. 11 is a profile of the embodiment of FIG. 10.
FIGS. 12, 13, 14 a, 14 b and 15 are schematic illustrations of other embodiments of the invention.
In FIGS. 10 to 15, the pieces functionally identical receive the same references as in FIGS. 1 to 9.
As represented in FIG. 1, the scleral expansion segment according to the invention consists of an arched rod having two ends forming two bases 1 and 2 connected by a cylindrical bridge 3. The bases 1 and 2 consist of parts wider than the diameter of the bridge 3, spatula-shaped, and their inner face is flattened. This arrangement makes possible the bearing of the scleral expansion segment on the sclera to be made on a relatively extended surface, which enables the pressure directed toward the inside of the eye, exerted on the surface of said sclera, to be reduced considerably.
As is evident in FIG. 2, the scleral expansion segment, seen in longitudinal section, is an arched piece having two radii of curvature. The bases 1 and 2 have a radius of curvature R1 corresponding to that of the sclera Sc perpendicular to the ciliary body, while the bridge 3 has a radius of curvature R2 less than R1, so as to stretch over the scleral loop.
In the embodiments represented in FIGS. 1 to 6, said bases, seen from the top, have a an overall ellipsoidal shape. Their ends are rounded in order to avoid damaging the sclera.
The material used for manufacture of the scleral expansion segment is a biocompatible synthetic material, such as PMMA, polyhema or ceramic.
In the working variant represented in FIG. 3, the scleral expansion segment has a multitude of perforations 4 through which the connective tissue can grow in order to improve attachment of the sclera to said correction segment and/or to serve as a point of passage for a possible suture, if necessary.
According to a variant not represented in the drawing, the creation of holes 4 can be replaced by providing a porous surface on the scleral expansion segment with openings wide enough to accept colonization by the connective tissue. Such a surface will, for example, be made by coating the segment with a bio-compatible synthetic material, a hydroxyapatite, a variable hydration component, etc.
The scleral expansion segment according to the invention can also be so conceived that its action is adjustable, that is, so that its shape can be modified to adjust its effect on the zonule upon placement or if it should diminish in time.
For that purpose, and as represented in FIGS. 4a and 4 b, which respectively illustrate a section of the bridge 3 and a section of a base 1 or 2, the scleral expansion segment contains a core 5, 50 of rigid material capable of retaining the shape imparted to it, sunk in a soft material 6, 60.
The material constituting the core 5 is preferably chosen among deformable materials with shape memory.
According to an embodiment not represented in the drawing, the scleral expansion segment has an internal canal intended for placement of a core, the nature and strength of which can be chosen by the practitioner in order to adapt the effect of the scleral expansion segment to the state of the eye under care.
As the bridge 3 of the scleral expansion segment can have a diameter in the order of 0.6 millimeter, the internal canal intended to contain the core can have a diameter in the order of 0.2 millimeter.
Such a removable core can be made in the form of a solid body that is inserted in the scleral expansion segment.
It can also consist of an injectable product that is introduced in the canal formed in the scleral expansion segment, the effect of the scleral expansion segment then being adjusted by modulating the pressure of the product introduced in said segment.
The product injected in the canal of the scleral expansion segment can be a gas, or even a liquid or gel, polymerizable or not.
Owing to the fact that the scleral expansion segment according to the invention contains bases larger in size that the bridge cooperating with the loop incised in the sclera in which it is placed, it is to be understood that the surgeon will either have to make a wider incision or force a base of the segment into the loop. In the first case, he runs the risk of improper holding of the segment and insufficient traction of the segment on the zonule. In the second case, he risks damaging the sclera.
This is why, according to a particularly advantageous variant, the invention provides for making the scleral expansion segment in at least two interlocking parts and arranged so that at least one end of the bridge is free for insertion of the segment in the loop.
Such a segment is represented in FIGS. 5 and 6.
It consists of two parts 7 and 8, which can be attached to each other by means of attachment 9 and 10.
As can be seen in FIG. 5, the first part 7 contains a base, base 1 in the working example represented in the drawing, while the second part 8 contains the second base 2 and the bridge 3.
The end of the bridge 3 is shaped to constitute a means of attachment 9 fitted to cooperate with a complementary means of attachment 10 carried by the first part 7.
In the working example represented in the drawing, the bridge 3 of part 8 carries a generally harpoon-shaped male attachment 9 and part 7 has a female attachment 10 consisting of a cavity complementing the shape of the harpoon 9.
Preferably, in order to avoid any risk of trauma, rounded end shapes will be used for attachment means 9 and 10.
Also preferably, in order to avoid any error in connection between the two pieces or untimely rotation of one piece in relation to the other after connection, grooves will be made on the periphery of the free end of the bridge (for example, 3 grooves over 120°), cooperating with corresponding grooves on the inner periphery of the cavity 10 engaging the base of the segment.
It was indicated at the beginning of this specification that the segments are generally arranged in 4's roughly at 90°, perpendicular to the ciliary body at approximately 3 mm behind the limbus (FIG. 6c), but other arrangements can be adopted, for example, two segments in polar positions (FIG. 6a) or three segments at 120° (FIG. 6b).
By way of indication, the scleral expansion segments have a length in the order of 3 to 5 millimeters, their base having, for example, a width ranging between 1 and 2 millimeters.
FIGS. 10 to 15 represent different advantageous embodiments of the scleral expansion segment according to the invention.
It was indicated above that the function of the bases 1 and 2 was to distribute the bearing forces of the segment on the sclera over a wide surface, with the result of reducing the pressure directed toward the eye.
In practice, the inventor observed that the bridge was exerting an outward traction force on the sclera, while the bases react by exerting an opposite pressure.
It is the outward traction force exerted that stretches the zonule and consequently restores the optical properties of the crystalline lens.
In order to prevent that traction effect from being diminished or destroyed by the pressure of the bases on the sclera, it is advantageous to eliminate any risk of bearing of the bases in the plane of the zonule Z.
For that purpose, the invention provides for the bases of the segment to be so shaped that their area of contact with the sclera lies outside the plane of the zonule. More precisely, the area of contact of the bases will have to be separated at least 1 mm on both sides of the median longitudinal axis of the bridge of the scleral expansion segment.
Several arrangements can be used to achieve that condition. For example, the part of the bases situated on the median longitudinal axis can be given a concavity directed downward, or the bases can be arranged on both sides of the bridge, or else a combination of those two solutions can be adopted.
In the example of FIGS. 10 and 11, the segment consists of two parts, that is, one single-piece main part containing a bridge 3 combined with a base 1, whose bearing parts 2 a and 2 b are separated like a fork, and a complementary part consisting of a removable support 1 which contains on its upper face a recess 10 in which the free end of the bridge 3 is engaged.
In FIG. 10 it can be seen that the removable support 1 has a generally oval shape with recesses 11 at its top, forming a gripping point for the tools used on placement of the segment.
Thus, on placement of the segment, it is sufficient to lift the free end of the bridge 3, for example, with a surgical forceps of the Bonn forceps type, to engage the base or removable support 1 below and to arrange it with its hole in alignment with the free end of the bridge, and then relax the latter in order to ensure an attachment of the bridge 3 on the base 2. The hole may possibly be filled with biocompatible glue to obtain a permanent attachment.
The terminal part of the bridge 3 cooperating with the hole 10 of the removable support 1 may present under its lower face a stud, lug or base (not represented) of shape concordant with that of the hole 10.
The construction could also be reversed, with a removable base bearing a stud, lug or boss projecting on its upper face cooperating with a hole or recess machined under the end of the bridge.
In the same manner as provided with the recesses 11 to facilitate gripping of the removable base 1, similar means can also be arranged, such as grooves or ribs (not represented) on the side edges of the free end of the bridge 3.
In addition, in order to prevent any sliding of the bases bearing on the sclera, the lower face of the bases can also present a rough surface, burrs, ridges, etc.
FIGS. 12 to 15 present very schematically still other embodiments of a scleral expansion segment according to the invention.
In FIG. 12, the bases 1 and 2 are joined together by rods 12 a and 12 b so as to form a single-piece frame on which the free ends of the bridge 3 are locked in recesses 13 a and 13 b.
In FIG. 13, the scleral expansion segment is in three pieces, namely, a bridge 3, two arched bases 1 and 2 joined by a rod 14 parallel to the bridge 3 and a second removable rod 15 arranged parallel to the rod 14 opposite the bridge 3 and on which the free end of the bases 1 and 2 is attached.
FIG. 14a represents a variant of FIG. 12, in which the bases 1 and 2 are not joined together to form a frame, but separated with their free ends opposite each other.
In said embodiment, the useful length of the bridge 3 can be very close to the overall length of the segment, which is advantageous in order to keep the length of the segment at a low value, preferably less than 8 mm, while obtaining an optimal length for the bridge.
In FIG. 14b, bases 1 and 2 are alone presented with their free ends directed opposite each other and holes 16 receiving the free end of the bridge not represented.
In FIG. 15, a generally H-shaped single removable base (1) is represented with the locking hole 17 of the end of the bridge, situated on the crossbar of the H.
In addition to the safety and facility of placement they provide, the scleral expansion segments according to the invention have the advantage of being very easy to deposit and modify in the course of the operation in order to adapt the curvature of their bridge to the outward traction desired.
Working examples have been described above, in which the scleral expansion segment has a cylindrical rod-shaped bridge, but, without departing from the scope of the invention, the bridge could have any other shape (sheet, band, etc.), once that bridge is connected to extended bases and/or those bases present bearing areas arranged outside the plane of the zonule. The bridge can advantageously be given a section with transverse concavity directed downward. This arrangement makes it possible to place the traction forces on the sclera with better precision in relation to the zonule.
Without departing from the scope of the invention, means can also be provided to adjust the height of the bridge in relation to the bases, such as screws, cams, wedges or other devices inserted between the ends of the bridge and the bases.
Finally, if a surgical procedure should be necessary on the eye bearing segments according to the invention, said segment can easily be removed either by disengaging them or by sectioning them in proximity to one of the support bases.
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Day later, this is what I've got
Does this look right? I was expecting a lot more yeast at the bottom. This liquid is pretty clear.
Should I bottle the whole thing? 32 oz won't fit in a 12 oz bottle. Should I pour off about half and bottle the rest?
That doesn't look like much yeast to me.
After 15 minutes the trub hadn't settled too much. There wasn't really much to pour off.
I knew I should have saved the yeast vial.
That looks fine. Yeast cells are pretty big and they fall out of solution if they are not shaking. That "junk" at the bottom is a butt load of yeast cells.
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I am harvesting lots of okra these days. More than we can eat. We like it oven roasted best of all, and boiled not at all. I have thrown out two batches of okra after boiling water blanching because they got so slimy. I just wonder if I could blanch them in the oven. I was thinking 425 degrees for five minutes and then put them into bags and freeze.(Boiling water blanching calls for five minutes, which would be at 212 degrees.) I would normally roast them at that temperature for fifteen minutes to serve immediately. Do you think this would work? I found one website that said you could do it this way with breading for frying later....
I figure that SOMEONE here will know.
My experience with okra is limited (have had it but not often enough to count) but I do know of people who have done something similar to what you describe with zucchini flats which are breaded and lightly pre-cooked and then frozen. I don't see any reason why okra wouldn't work equally well.
Did you blanch them whole or diced? Obviously if you cut them and then blanch , they will get slimy. Sure thing.
The blanching time should be short then you have to cool them in ice water, then rinse, then freeze.
The key is NOT to slice, if you don't like that slimy feel. Only cut the part of the stem that is sticking out too much. Any fresh cut will leach out the jelly.
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I blanched them both ways: whole and sliced. I followed the instructions in the Ball Canning Book. Both methods were incredibly slimy. And, yes. I was very careful to not remove too much stem.
My MIL always put her okra in a very hot cast iron skillet and sauteed it before adding it to her gumbo. Never slimy.
That is why I was thinking that I could maybe blanch them in a hot oven. (425)
I will try to remember to post here the results of my experiment.
I would think that it can be done in the oven too, as long as they are spread on a sheet.
But with blanching in boiling water, you cool them in ice water and then you can wash off/ rinse to get slight stickyness off. I have done myself only couple of times.
Take that okra and pickle it! I sell hundreds of jars of it and my whole family devours it - who like it better than dill pickles even! Recipe is easy, jars keep for 2 years in pantry but refrigerated once opened. Never ever slimy.
Here is a link that might be useful: Pickled Okra
Well, it's year two of the great frozen okra experiment. I am happy to report that oven blanching worked! Our favorite way to eat okra is oven roasted. I simply slice the okra into rounds, spray it with olive oil and put seasoning on it. Then I bake it in the oven at 450 for about 15 minutes. It is delicious. It is healthy. It is quick and easy. There is no slime whatsoever.
So, last year, I cut the okra into rounds and baked it at 450 for about 5 minutes. Then I took it out of the oven, let it cool just a bit and slid the tray into the freezer for an hour or so. Then just slid the rounds into freezer bags. I baked them all winter in exactly the same manner as described above.
We didn't have enough okra to go all winter long last year (I wasted too much trying to blanche in water. Ick.)
however, it was in the freezer about 3 months before we ate the last of it.
I am happy. Hope this helps someone else. It sure is a busy time of year!
I am so glad this post popped back up for me to see it! We have fried okra until we are tired of it and I needed something to do with my okra. We tried this and we all LOVED it!!
Thanks so much for posting this, I will be making a lot of this I know!! We have suddenly gone from too much okra to not enough!!
We tried salt and pepper and garlic salt and both were good. I would love to know some other seasoning combinations that you have tried and liked. I am going to also try cajun seasoning for sure and maybe some kind of parmesan garlic or something like that.
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Visiting a concentration camp is something I wanted to do for long time, first because we all have a duty of Memory. Second is more personal. Something in my head saying : "you need to go there, you have something to do there". Now I think I have the answer.
Photography is about capturing a moment, revealing an atmosphere, magnifying a landscape. It is also about telling a story.
This picture by itself speaks about 52000 prisoners over three years (1941-1944), prisoners called Nacht und Nebel (Night and Fog).
The camp held a crematorium and a gerry-rigged gas chamber outside the main camp. Even if it was not used for mass extermination, 22000 people died due to strenuous work, medical experiments, poor nutrition and mistreatment by the SS guards.
Natzweiler-Struthof was a German concentration camp located in the Vosges Mountains close to the Alsatian village of Natzwiller (German Natzweiler) in France, and the town of Schirmeck, about 50 km south west from the city of Strasbourg.
Natzweiler-Struthof was the only concentration camp established by the Nazis on present-day French territory, though there were French-run temporary camps such as the one at Drancy.
At the time, the Alsace-Lorraine area in which it was established was administered by Germany as an integral part of the German Reich.
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Go to Carraya and tell me whether or not you see this:
That bug never made it to the live server because I reported it during the tribble testing and it got fixed. That was an easy bug though, all they had to do was edit the backdrop of the map.
So yes, there you have proof that cryptic really does at least try to fix bugs.
I think the issue is that the devs remaining in 'team STO' are predominantly on content and maintenance duties - i.e. artists and scripters.
They have a bunch of tools that were created during the development of CoX, CO, STO and now NW, most likely a small amount of (part time) coding support and... that's it.
Borticus isn't a programmer but he's actively involved in balancing systems and introducing new items and powers which makes me think a lot of this stuff is script/database-driven - hell, that could be the entire 'hook' behind Cryptic's ability to
'rapidly turnaround new MMOs'
(I don't have the original marketing fluff but supposedly that's their 'thing').
That's great and all when it works, but if something breaks and you have no clue
it broke (and all you're doing is writing/editing scripts) then really, you need someone that knows the code to look into it.
And I'm not sure STO is important enough as a product any more to have full-time coders on the team - not when Neverwinter is fast becoming a real albatross for Cryptic.
Actually, speaking of Neverwinter, how long has it been in development now? It feels like they've actually been working on it for way longer than STO was before it launched - am I just imagining that?
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|372 x 323 (0.1 MP)5.2 '' x 4.5 '' (72 dpi)
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|744 x 645 (0.5 MP)10.3 '' x 9.0 '' (72 dpi)
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|2998 x 2601 (7.8 MP)10.0 '' x 8.7 '' (300 dpi)
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|4158 x 3607 (15.0 MP)13.9 '' x 12.0 '' (300 dpi)
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|Vector V
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|Russian Federation
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|Backgrounds & Textures Materials Paper/Cardboard
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