text:
Hey everyone I deleted my other story so I can make this one and I think it will be funny but I have no clue so I just put my 2 favourite things in cause I thought it would be fun so it will be funny I hope so hope you all enjoy! oh and the ponies are Equestria girls
DERPY! Yelled Rainbow dash. Your doing it all wrong your not supposed to make Rain cloud in the air its supposed to make clouds. White clouds. explained Rainbow Dash. Im sorry Dash im just so happy 2 of the avengers are coming to Canterlot high to meet us! said Derpy. But there only meeting us. said Rainbow. So I cant tell anyone.. OMG A MUFFIN! Said Derpy. Derpy and her muffins. said Rainbow dash
( At the house of the avengers)
Dude lets just go. said Haukguy. A soldier will not rush. There is time. said Captain America. Come on were going to a High school with well girls right. said Haukguy. Yes Haukguy there are girls there. said Captain America. YES! Said Haukguy. But were only meeting 2 students and they both might be boys. said Captain America.
But they both might be girls. said Haukguy. Lets just go and see. said Captain America (At Canterlot High)
Where are they! said Derpy Rainbow just stood there just thinking that there should be muffins with her. Were here! said Haukguy. Are you Rainbow Dash and Derpy Hooves. said Captain America. Yep. I am Rainbow and that one is Derpy. said Rainbow. Told you they would be girls. said Haukguy. Rainbow and Derpy looked at him without a word. MUFFINS!Yelled Derpy. Oh, there are the muffins. said Rainbow. Muffins. said Captain America. She loves muffins so if she spots one and she better get it. said Rainbow dash. I see. said Captain America. Ok, lets get to know each other. said Haukguy
So I hope you all liked my first chapter and please review it thx.


text:
U.S. Army War College >> Strategic Studies Institute >> Publications >> Details
Negotiation in the New Strategic Environment: Lessons from Iraq
Authored by Mr. David M Tressler.
- Added August 21, 2007
- Type: Monograph
- 122 Pages
- View the Summary First
- Download Format: PDF
- Cost: Free
- Send this page to a colleague.
- Alert me when similar studies are published
- Share |
Other Studies by Keyword
Brief Synopsis
In stability, security, transition, and reconstruction (SSTR) operations like the U.S. mission in Iraq, negotiation is a common activity. The success or failure of the thousands of negotiations taking place daily between U.S. military officers and local civilian and military leaders in Iraq affects tactical and operational results and the U.S. military's ability to achieve American strategic objectives. By training its leaders, especially junior ones, to negotiate effectively, the U.S. military will be better prepared to succeed in the increasingly complex operations it is conducting—in Iraq as well as the ones it will face in the new strategic environment of the 21st century. This monograph analyzes the U.S. Army's current predeployment negotiation training and compares it with the negotiating experience of U.S. Army and Marine Corps officers deployed to Iraq. The author argues that successfully adapting to the nature of the contemporary operating environment requires changes that include increased training in negotiation. Based on interviews with U.S. officers, the author identifies three key elements of negotiation in SSTR operations and offers recommendations for U.S. soldiers to consider when negotiating with local Iraqi leaders; for U.S. military trainers to consider when reviewing their predeployment negotiation training curriculum; and for the Army and Marine Corps training and doctrine commands to consider when planning and structuring predeployment training.
You may also be interested in the following titles:
Project 1704: A U.S. Army War College Analysis of Russian Strategy in Eastern Europe, an Appropriate...
Senior Conference 50, The Army We Need: The Role of Landpower in an Uncertain Strategic Environment
Assessing Egyptian Public Support for Security Crackdowns in the Sinai
New Realities: Energy Security in the 2010s and Implications for the U.S. Military
Army Support of Military Cyberspace Operations: Joint Contexts and Global Escalation Implications
View other pubs in the following categories:
Landpower Employment & Sustainment
Middle East and North Africa
Military Change and Transformation
21st Century Warfare
Nation Building
Download it Now!
- Download Format: PDF
- PDF File Size: 0.51MB
- Study is: Available via Download Only
- View Cart
- All hardcopies are free of charge, shipping inclusive.
- For out of stock or digital only publications, refer to the new GPO on-demand site. For a small fee, recieve many prior publications. Click here to visit.
- All materials on our website are available as a free download.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
District of Florida Torts - Property Cases
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 2,646
THURSTON v. Logisticare Solutions, LLC
as 0:2015cv60585
Plaintiff: VERNERVA THURSTON
Defendant: Logisticare Solutions, LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Notice of Removal
THURSTON v. Logisticare Solutions, LLC
as 0:2015cv60584
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Notice of Removal
McDonough v. Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America
as 1:2015cv21137
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Tort Action
Falstreau v. Arctic Cat, Inc. et al
as 1:2015cv21095
Cause Of Action: Diversity-(Citizenship)
Nationstar Mortgage, LLC v. Thomas et al
as 6:2015cv00456
Plaintiff: Nationstar Mortgage, LLC
Defendant: Charles Ray Thomas, Carlethia T. Burton, Stone Creek Homeowners Association, Inc. and others
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal-Foreclosure
Falstreau v. Arctic Cat, Inc. et al
as 1:2015cv21097
Cause Of Action: Diversity
Falstreau v. Arctic Cat, Inc. et al
as 1:2015cv21098
Plaintiff: Joshua Falstreau
Defendant: Arctic Cat, Inc. , Robert Thompson
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Notice of Removal
Kniskern et al v. Durkin & Dukin, LLP et al
as 0:2015cv60573
Plaintiff: Douglas Kniskern , Arnstein & Lehr LLP
Defendant: Durkin & Durkin, LLP, Elizabeth Mary Durkin, Elizabeth M. Durkin
Cause Of Action: Diversity
Damian et al v. Liberty Trading Exchange, LLC et al
as 1:2015cv21037
Plaintiff: Melanie E. Damian , Hunter Wise Services, LLC , Hunter Wise Credit, LLC and others
Defendant: Liberty Trading Exchange, LLC, David Block, Keith Bresee
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Securities Violation
Type: Torts - Property Other Fraud
Steinlauf et al v. LUMBER LIQUIDATORS, INC. et al
as 1:2015cv21032
Plaintiff: Karen Steinlauf , William Steinlauf
Defendant: LUMBER LIQUIDATORS, INC., LUMBER LIQUIDATORS LEASING, LLC, LUMBER LIQUIDATORS HOLDINGS, INC. and others
Cause Of Action: Diversity


text:
Annual Educational Investment
Fall 2014 – Spring 2015 (Traditional Undergraduate Student)
Students Registered full-time (12-18 credit hours per semester)
At High Point University, every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people. The University is aware that the cost of a college education is a major outlay for a family and makes every effort to keep its charges as reasonable as possible, providing a great value consistent with an opportunity for a first-class college education in an environment of excellence.
The Annual Educational Investment will cover everything (except books and specific course fees and course supplies) with no additional charge for campus parking, athletic events, airport transportation, laundry, academic tutoring, major concerts, and cultural enrichment events.
Educational Investment:
|Tuition & Fees
|Room* & Dining Plan
|Campus Parking
|Athletic Events
|Airport Transportation
|Academic Tutoring
|Major Concerts
|Cultural Enrichment Events
|*Housing Tier 1
|The educational investment covers all of the services and features above, plus more! The educational investment does not cover the costs associated with purchasing textbooks and course supplies.
*Tier 1 housing only. There will be an additional investment for students choosing an upgraded housing option. For more information about individual residence halls, please visit our Residence Life page. Availability of all housing tier options is not guaranteed all four years.
Tier 1 Housing:
Double occupancy room in Belk, Finch, McEwen, Millis, North, North College Court, North College Terrace, University Houses, Wesley and Yadkin residence halls.
Tier 2 Housing: Additional investment of $2,725 per year
Single occupancy room in Finch, McEwen, North College Court, North College Terrace, University Houses and Wilson. Double occupancy room in North College Townhomes, Point Place Apartments, University Center II, R.G. Wanek Center, University Village and Wilson. Three or four bedroom apartment in Blessing, Village and York.
Tier 3 Housing: Additional investment of $3,700 per year
Single occupancy room in North College Townhomes, Point Place Apartments and University Village. Double occupancy room in the Greek Village, and first floor double occupancy bedroom in Centennial Square.
Tier 4 Housing: Additional investment of $5,200 per year
Second floor single occupancy room with semi-private bath in Centennial Square, and two bedroom apartment in in Blessing, Village and York.
Tier 5 Housing: Additional investment of $7,900 per year
Single occupancy room in the R.G. Wanek Center and University Center II, and third floor single occupancy room with private bath in Centennial Square.
Commuting From Home or Seniors Living Off-Campus; 12-18 Credit Hours
The educational investment does not include books or specific course fees.
Part-time Basis; 1-11 Credit Hours
Overload Basis; 18+ Credit Hours
|$865 per credit hour
$160 technology fee per semester
|$680 per credit hour
(18+ credit hours)
|Students registered for more than 11 credit hours per semester will be charged the full tuition and fees.The charge for auditing is one-half the charge for the course on a credit basis.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
The issue: Sister city earthquake assistance
Our view: Time to return the favor
Sisterhood: It's a special bond that can't be broken, undone or denied. Sisters laugh together, cry together, give advice to one another and share a unique, timeless friendship.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the The News Enterprise, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
|ZIP Code:


text:
I absolutely love anything to do with their movies/dramas,manga, language, food, culture though im more into Korean music now. I've been studying Japanese for about 3 years but last year I finally went to school instead of teaching myself. I can speak better than I can write and read. As for fanfic it's about 50% of my life, I've been addicted to reading fanfiction since grade 9. I don't write fanfics cause I get bored and I don't have the patience for it so I stick to reading the awesome fics already here.
Unsafe External Link


text:
Mayhem to Bisping: I'm going to break your face
Mayhem-to-bisping-im-going-to-break-your-face" target="_blank">read entire article...
Related MMA gear from the UG Store
Recent Comments »
11/30/11 3:33 AM by MMACANUCKFAN
Yea that turned out just great for him too. The only really bad thing is the idiot didn't learn his lesson he's still got a big retarded mouth on him. Dan should have dropped an extra extra h-bomb on the scrub!
11/30/11 2:28 AM by Jaybrone
I found that video pretty funny. In fact you see a ton of the same things on BRITISH comedy shows.
11/30/11 2:11 AM by Jaybrone
There is a ton of truth in this thread. The UFC is protecting Bisping by giving him guys that are perfect for him to use his jab n jog or strike n bike what ever you want to call his style. The guy has not faced a really legit threat at 185 other then Hendo and Wand and he lost both those fights.
11/29/11 7:34 PM by stonepony
Bisping is a cheating disrespectful punk, and he's bad for the sport. And Miller is going to beat him anyway. What's with Brits cheering for these weak idiots? Daley? Bisping?... They're punks, and they're idiots. Stop making yourselves look bad, and start throwing your support behind respectable fighters like Hardy and Pearson.
11/29/11 7:30 PM by stonepony
The UFC has a timidity rule... I've never seen it used though. It's like the Refs don't even know it's there. It should have been used in Silva vs Maia, it would have saved that fight from being a boring joke. It should have been used in Houston vs Slice, it would have saved Houston's career. He'd still be in the UFC if they had just given him one warning for timidity, or taken a point, and forced him to fight. Instead, he ran in circles the whole fight, pissed off DW, and got cut.
11/29/11 4:45 PM by r_o_y
it is kind of hard to think about japan and not think soccer kicks though lolsouza didn't even seem to care except for the fact that he was bleeding
11/29/11 4:33 PM by KVLT
For any one talking about bisbings sportsmanship needs to watch mayhem socker kick jacare, goes to show how out and out dumb some of the cunts are on this board, that being said they probably never watched the fight because it was not in the UFC.
11/29/11 4:09 PM by armbarring
11/29/11 3:53 PM by Fix yo gis, tie yo bouts
That is exactly why I AM rooting for Mayhem.


text:
Make compost out of just straw and hay
In the theory of mixing "greens and browns" to make compost, I often see suggestions of using hay or straw as a brown. So far as I can tell, that is wrong... in that hay is really a "green" (high nitrogen).
Assuming I am not on crack about that...
Couldn't I mix just hay (green) and straw (brown) in some reasonable ratio... to make some decent compost?
According to http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/compost/fundamentals/needs_carbon_nitrogen.htm:
Alfalfa hay is ~18:1 and straw is ~80:1 ... so something like 3 alfalfa to 1 straw to get near a 30:1 ratio?
Your premise is correct.
I see nothing wrong with mixing hay (green) and straw (brown) as compost feedstocks. Having said that, old hay (as in weathered) may not be as strong a green as expected.
Alfalfa bales will heat up quite nicely by themselves with the right moisture. :-(
You could make compost, but probably not "decent" compost. Compost is supposed to have a fairly high level of nutrients, but that depends on what materials are put into that compost. Straw would be your major ingrediant and most of the nutrients would be gone, sent to the grain the straw grew.
If the material going in the mix is low in nutrients the finished product will also be low in nutrients.
Hay may or may not make good green material. It is dependent on the protein level (N) in the hay. Some hay is more akin to straw while other hay could be up to the level of alfalfa. The round bales could even be different according to how deep the hay comes from . The outer levels will have less than the center. And this also depends on the age and how it was stored.
Some hay has been treated with herbicide. Some of these herbicides can show up in the garden and kill your veggies. (Grazon being one of them. It can even be passed on through the manure.)


text:
Music video for the band WE ARE SHINING.
Design & Animation Studio: Mill+
Director: Carl Addy
Executive Producer: Luke Colson
Illustration: Carl Addy, Simon Landrein
Design: Carl Addy, Alexandra Pelham
AFX: Matt Whitewood, Kwok Lam, Markus Nogueira Rosen
Editing Company: The Mill
Editor: Will Barnett
Post-Production / VFX Company: The Mill
2D Artists: Bob Granger
Colourist: Houmam Abdallah
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?


text:
Pulmonary manifestation of a Langerhans cell sarcoma: case report and review of the literature
- Boris Dominik Jülg,
- Sven Weidner,
- Doris Mayr
- … show all 3 hide
Rent the article at a discountRent now
* Final gross prices may vary according to local VAT.Get Access
In the following, we describe the very rare case of Langerhans cell sarcoma (LCS) in the lung. Throughout the medical literature, only a few cases have been published, and, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first case to be reported in Germany. The patient was an 81-year-old man who showed symptoms such as chronic cough and weight loss. Clinical examination including needle biopsy indicated a high possibility of carcinoma in the right lung and in the mediastinum; however, the final histopathological diagnosis after immunohistochemistry gave evidence of LCS. LCS is a neoplastic proliferation of Langerhans cells with malignant cytological features exhibiting a very aggressive behaviour. LCS can be distinguished from other carcinomas, lymphomas and sarcomas by the typical morphological features of Langerhans cells and the immunophenotype with a consistent expression of S-100 protein and CD1a. In contrast to Langerhans cell histiocytosis, the LCS consists of Langerhans cells with high atypia and a very high mitotic rate.
Article MetricsCitations
Co-published with
Other actions
- Ben-Ezra, J, Bailey, A, Azumi, N (1991) Malignant histiocytosis X. A distinct clinicopathological entity. Cancer 68: pp. 1050-1060 CrossRef
- Delabie, J, Wolf-Peeters, C, Vos, R (1991) True histiocytic neoplasm of Langerhans' cell type. J Pathol 163: pp. 217-223 CrossRef
- Elleder, M, Fakan, F, Hula, M (1986) Pleiomorphous histiocytic sarcoma arising in a patient with histiocytosis X. Neoplasma 33: pp. 117-128
- Favara, BE, Feller, AC (1997) Contemporary classification of histiocytic disorders. Medical and pediatric. Oncology 29: pp. 157-166
- Fonseca, R, Yamakawa, M, Nakamura, S (1998) Follicular dendritic cell sarcoma and interdigitating reticulum cell sarcoma: a review. Am J Hematol 59: pp. 161-167 CrossRef
- Itoh, H, Miyaguni, H, Kataoka, H (2001) Primary cutaneous Langerhans cell histiocytosis showing malignant phenotype in an elderly woman: report of a fatal case. J Cutan Pathol 28: pp. 371-378 CrossRef
- Jason, L, Hornick, ES, Jaffe, CD (2004) Extranodal histiocytic sarcoma: clinicopathologic analysis of 14 cases of a rare epithelioid malignancy. Am J Surg Pathol 28: pp. 1133-1144 CrossRef
- Lauritzen, AF, Delsol, G, Hansen, NE (1994) Histiocytic sarcomas and monoblastic leukemias. A clinical, histologic, and immunophenotypical study. Am J Clin Pathol 102: pp. 45-54
- Pileri, SA, Grogan, TM, Harris, NL (2002) Tumours of histiocytes and accessory dendritic cells: an immunohistochemical approach to classification from the International Lymphoma Study Group based on 61 cases. Histopathology 41: pp. 1-29 CrossRef
- Pillay, K, Solomon, R, Daubenton, JD, Sinclair-Smith, CC (2004) Interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma: a report of four paediatric cases and review of the literature. Histopathology 44: pp. 283-291 CrossRef
- Tani, M, Ishii, N, Kumagai, M (1992) Malignant Langerhans cell tumour. Br J Dermatol 126: pp. 398-403 CrossRef
- Travis, WD, Brambilla, E, Müller-Hermelink, HK, Harris, CC (2004) WHO, pathology & genetics. Tumours of the lung, pleura, thymus and heart. IARC Press, Lyon
- Wood, C, Wood, GS, Deneau, DG (1984) Malignant histiocytosis X. Report of a rapidly fatal case in an elderly man. Cancer 54: pp. 347-352 CrossRef
- Yilmaz, T, Gedikoglu, G, Celik, A (2005) Prognostic significance of Langerhans cell infiltration in cancer of the larynx. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 132: pp. 309-316 CrossRef
- Title
- Pulmonary manifestation of a Langerhans cell sarcoma: case report and review of the literature
- Journal
Virchows Archiv
Volume 448, Issue 3 , pp 369-374
- Cover Date
- 2006-03-01
- 10.1007/s00428-005-0115-z
- Print ISSN
- 0945-6317
- Online ISSN
- 1432-2307
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Langerhans cell sarcoma
- Histiocytosis
- S-100 protein
- CD1a
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Boris Dominik Jülg (1)
- Sven Weidner (1)
- Doris Mayr (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Medizinische Poliklinik, Ludwig, Maximilian University, 80336, Munich, Germany
- 2. Institute of Pathology, Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany


text:
Obsessed with Radiohead? Play Nirvana on repeat? Alternative rock music is awesome. Check out more.
Making music, vst, studio, musician, synth, midi, programming, live music,...More
About StumbleDNA StumbleDNA
RoBoT SLaYeR's Interests
Want a rocking sound system? Learn about the best speakers, amps, and other audio equipment.
Babes: don't hate them because they're beautiful. Check it out. (Don't submit nudity, please.)
Is Oktoberfest your dream vacation? Learn about breweries, craft beers, kegs, beer gardens and more.
Do you love the 12-bar blues? Explore the best blues festivals, songs and more, from Chicago to Memphis.
Let's make a deal. Explore the world of business, from small business management to profit margins.
Saving up for a Porsche? Either way, learn about cars, technologies, stunts and more here.
Fascinated by the lives of the rich and famous? Don't miss the latest celebrity news and gossip.
From AC/DC to The Who, they're called classics for a reason. Explore the best classic rock songs and bands.
Whether you like romantic comedies or black comedies, have a laugh by Stumbling through funny films.
Where would movies or video games be without computer graphics? Learn about animation, modeling and more.
That software's got to run on something. Explore monitors, keyboards and other computer hardware.
Desktop or laptop? Apple or Dell? Hardware, software, monitors, CPUs, we love them all.
From algorithms to data structures to programming languages, explore computer science and engineering.
The internet and computer networks have connected us like never before. Learn more about cyberculture.
Ready to get your groove on? Explore the best dance music, songs, videos, lyrics, bands and more.
Stay up to date on the newest portable, personal and other electronic devices and gadgets.
Self-starter? Learn about entrepreneurship, small business, working with an MBA or not, and more.
Are you a foodie? Expand your culinary horizons with new recipes, cooking ideas and nutrition tips.
Science, technology and industry are speeding us into the future...try your best to keep up!


text:
Startovaya 6 LIT A St. Petersburg, 196210 Russia
Hotel Front Desk: 7-812-2404200
Hotel Fax: 7-812-2404201
Hotel Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Pulkovo (LED)
- Distance from hotel: 3.11 MI/ 5 KM South West l
- Complimentary shuttle available
- Starting at the Pulkovo airport, go straight ahead to Pulkovskoye Sh. Keep left and then proceed along Pulkovskoye Sh. towards the city centre. After 1.5 km take the first left turn (after "Lukoil" and "Technopolis"), make your turn and proceed along Pulkovskoye Sh . Past entrance to the "KAD" Ring Road, go until the right turn to Startovaya St. From Startovaya St. turn left on Bykovskaya St.
- Car Parking Available
- Self-Parking Fee: 500.00 RUB
- Exterior parking spaces. First hour is free of charge 1 hour rate is 100 RUR (after first complimentary hour) 24 hours rate is 500 RUR
- Elevator Lobby
- Entrance
- We are proud of our distinctive façade
- Front Desk
- Hotel Exterior
- Hotel Exterior
- Hotel Exterior
- Hotel Lobby
- View from Club Lounge
- Business Center
- Fitness Center
- Fitness Center
- Gift Shop
- Complementary transfer to/from the airport
- 24-hour complimentary gym
- Complimentary sauna
- Reception
- Sauna
- Bathroom Amenities
- Breakfast in Club Lounge
- Club Floor Lounge
- Library in Club Lounge
- Executive Suite, bathroom
- Guest Bathroom
- Guest Bathroom
- Spacious and cozy Guest Room
- Spacious and cozy Guest Room
- Guest Room
- iPod station
- Single Bed Guest Room
- Suite
- Ekaterininsky ballroom
- Ekaterininsky ballroom
- Private dining, Skylight Restaurant
- Cafe Plaza by illy, banquet set up
- Banquet Room
- Boardroom
- Break-out area
- Buffet
- Buffet
- Conference Room
- Pavlovsky Conference Room
- Meeting Room
- Pre-function Area
- Reception Area
- Special Events
- Special Events
- Bar and Lounge
- Bar and Lounge
- Breakfast Area
- Café
- Café Plaza by illy
- Lobby Bar
- Russian Standard Signature Bar
- Lobby Bar
- Skylight Restaurant
- Skylight Restaurant
- Skylight Restaurant, evening view
- Room Service
- Menu Items
- Cakes
- Dessert
- Salad
- Petergof
- Victory's Square
Current Settings are:
Country of Residence:
Available Languages:
To book more than 9 rooms for one stay or request a quote, please use our Easy Meetings tool or call 1-800-MEETING (in United States, Mexico and Canada).
Please enter Check In.
Please enter Check Out.
Hotel Offers
Enhance your stay by booking an exclusive offer that includes special services and deluxe accommodations. Simply enter your dates, number of guests and number of rooms to view the list of available offers.
Average Nightly Rate
To calculate the Average Nightly Rate, add the rates for each night of your stay and divide the total by the number of nights in your stay. The individual nightly rates can be found on the rate information and confirmation pages.
Please note: Extending or reducing the number of nights in your stay will affect the Average Nightly Rate. You will be responsible for the rate that is determined by the actual number of nights in your stay.


text:
.Click here for a list of SGA officers and contact information.
Midpoint for Full-Term
Last Day to Withdraw Without Penalty
New Freshman Orientation
For 2nd Mini-mester, 11 a.m.
Spring Break BeginsContinues through 3/15/15
State/Fate of African-American Males
10 a.m., SC-Pav. North
Community Blue Print Meeting
6:00 p.m., SC-Pav. South
Early Advisement
For Summer and Fall 2015 Terms
Atlanta Metropolitan State College,
1630 Metropolitan Parkway SW, Atlanta, GA 30310, (404)756-4000, Send Website Comments
Admissions Questions, The Office of Admissions Email Questions
Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) & A State College of the University System of Georgia
Copyright ©2011 Copyright ©2010 Atlanta Metropolitan State College. All Rights Reserved. A Unit of the University System of GeorgiaAtlanta Web Design By: Third Wave Digital


text:
Sanaya-Barun in Star Parivaar Awards 2012 Photoshoot
Sanaya-Barun in Star Parivaar Awards 2012 Photoshoot
Courtesy: Star Parivaar Awards 2012
Please Note: Images may have been watermarked to prevent other sites from hotlinking or scraping.
Join India Forums for free to comment on this story. Have an account already?
Use Quick Login to comment.
View: 192788 Comments: 398
Celebrity : Sanaya Irani , Barun Sobti
TV Show : STAR Parivaar Awards 2012 [ STAR Parivaar Awards 2012 Forum ]
Forum Code
HTML Embed Code
Love you a lot Barun
Missing you so much.!
Barun sobti Good luck and all the best and King of healths
Love you Hamesha Barun!
Proud to be a Sobtian!!!!!!
Sanaya Irani is the best
love youu.,
Love you so much
Missing you so much
God bless you always
Barun sobti good luck
Barun Sobti love you so much you are the best hamesha...
Sanaya Irani look sooo beautiful
Stay blessed always Barun Sobti !!
Barun Sobti ...
Barun Sobti ...
Only Barun can carry off a red shirt with such elan!


text:
On the Food Network, where pretty much any recipe appears to be possible, you'll find a recipe for this rainbow Read More »
In an article containing great ways to make your kid feel special on his birthday, The House of Hendrix highlights Read More »
Look, we love Pinterest as much as the next craft/food/fashion-obsessed person does, but faithful readers of CraftFail (and people who Read More »
OMG that looks so gross – but don't worry, you can eat it! ISN'T THAT GREAT NEWS? kiffakitty shares this brain cake Read More »
St. Patrick's Day is a great time for fun green treats, like this Leprechaun Pudding found on 24/7 Moms. It's Read More »
Wire is a fun product to craft with, and truly skilled artists, like professional jeweler Ula of wirewrapped.eu, can make Read More »
This lovely cupcake bridal gown arrangement, as seen on Bridal Guide, is just perfect for a wedding shower! It's simple, Read More »
Bakerella is the undisputed queen of cake pops. Rightly so! She has a million gorgeous designs, many of which are amazingly Read More »


text:
Comedian Adam Carolla is a very unique car collector, especially when compared to some of his peers. Those other well-known "Hollywood" automotive enthusiasts, who include Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld, are often spotted on public roads driving priceless cars from their private collections. But not Carolla.
- Photos
- Aug 8, 2013
Adam Carolla's Garage


text:
Recommendation for casement windows
I am remodeling my kitchen and would like to know people's experience with vinyl casement windows. I am looking at 54 inch window with 2 cranks and a fixed center panel for the window in front of the sink. The Pella reviews are bad on this site and I am considering Anderson or Harvey.
I think Sunrise makes one of the best looking and highest quality vinyl casement windows on the market today. It's also worth looking at Soft-lite, Okna and Gorell. I normally like Simonton but their casement is ugly. Whatever you decide, make sure you see an actual sample of the casement. Don't rely on brochures or salespeople's descriptions.
Here is a link that might be useful: Sunrise Casement
I always say you get what you pay for! If you were to check out Andersen products @ www.andersenwindows.com you will not only find the excellence of window but all the options backed what I call the 'New Andersen' Despite the stories of the 70's & 80's windows, Andersen has he invented itself from product design, customer service, customer options. its not just about making a dollar- but to have the customer referrals. You will not be dissappointed, I bought 12 casements and 4 Double-hungs and couldn't be happier.
Andersen has not re-invented themselves. Their vinyl windows are among the lowest quality on the market.
Did you know that their salespeople stoop so low that they occasionaly come on sites like this posing as customers who are happy with their products? Can you believe it? That's pretty desperate IMO.


text:
Male Hypogonadism And Testosterone
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Ask the Experts
What is proper testosterone replacement levelI am 37 years old taking Sustiva, Epirvir, and Zerit. My Viral has been >40 for 9 months from 7000 and CD4 unchanged at 480. Shortly after starting combo therapy 9 months ago I started feeling fatigued. Testosterone was 329ng /dl before begining...
Response from J. B. Molaghan, N.P., A.C.R.N.
San Francisco General Hospital...HelloThe usual dosage for physiologic testosterone replacement (replacing just amount the body isn't producing) ranges from 100 mg-300 mg given at bi-weekly intervals, for use in Read more »
biodentical hormone - testosterone?Hi: I am a 45 year old male and have had hiv since 94 the meds I have been on are Kaletra and... Read more »
Normal testosterone but sex drive is very lowI'm a healthy HIV poz man in my mid 40's who has never been on meds since I tested positive 20... Read more »
The Prevalence of Hypogonadism in HIV-Infected Patients Receiving HAART...88 male patients with HIV infection who had been on HAART for at least six months. Hypogonadism as defined by low serum-free testosterone ( 5% of ideal body weight) was prevalent in 42%. Hypogonadism was seen in 14% of patients without wasting... Read more »
Break No Bones About It...deficiency (25 OH vitamin D) hyperparathyroidism (PTH, Ca++) subclinical hyperthyroidism (TSH) hypogonadism (males -- testosterone, females -- menstrual history) phosphate wasting (serum phosphate) idiopathic... Read more »
Steps Forward: An Update From the 1st International Workshop on HIV & Aging...of a Mediterranean diet on inflammatory markers, body composition and lipids in HIV infected patients with BMI> 25 effect of testosterone replacement on bone density in HIV infected males with hypogonadism and osteopenia/osteoporosis ... Read more »
Bone Disease and HIV/AIDS...weight: Being too thin Tobacco use: Smoking cigarettes Alcohol and coffee intake: Drinking a lot of alcohol and/or caffeine Testosterone levels: Low testosterone levels in men Use of certain medicines: Long-term use of medicines including... Read more »
Connect With Others
Worried after performing oral on multiple partners
Posted by alanwann, 2 RepliesOkay from the Top I am A gay male but have never really been interested in a dating or regular partner.In the past Ive been hooking up on net or rest stops but just giving oral nothing else .I admit I always enjoyed swallowing semen a lot and Over... Read more »
Hiding behind HIV
Posted by Magnet, 4 RepliesI write this question in the hope of gaining insight from both HIV positive gay men as well negative men in "magnetic partnerships". I only now discovered this term "magnetic", as it relates to my life! It can no longer be a twist of fate that my... Read more »
Nandrolone Decanoate/Testosterone/Oxandrin
Posted by ktp2008, 1 Reply...longer makes Deca-Durabolin, If anyone is looking for a reliable and good compounding pharmacy that has Nandrolone Decanoate, Testosterone Cypionate, and Oxandrin at affordable prices, call New Life Pharmacy in Boca Raton, FL and ask for Nicole... Read more »
Nandrolone Decanoate/Testosterone/Oxandrin
Posted by ktp2008...no longer makes Deca-Durabolin, If anyone is looking for a good reliable compounding pharmacy that has Nandrolone Decanoate, Testosterone Cypionate, and Oxandrin at affordable prices, call New Life Pharmacy in Boca Raton, FL and ask for Nicole... Read more »
Resource Centers
Guides for People With HIV


text:
Mortgage News
News on Mortgage continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
Lawyer charged with conspiracy to cheat bank of mortgage loans
9 hrs ago | The Straits Times | Comment?
Slower property lending may ease way for further rate cut by Reserve Bank
13 hrs ago | Sydney Morning Herald | Comment?
Ginnie Mae Helps Nonbanks Score Cash to Play in Mortgage Market
14 hrs ago | National Mortgage News | Comment?
Of Prime Interest: Know posted mortgage rates
18 hrs ago | Lake Cowichan Gazette | Comment?
Inquiry begins for men accused in Myles-Leg r fraud
19 hrs ago | Telegram | Comment?
Supreme Court revives ING mortgage bond lawsuit
22 hrs ago | Housing Wire | Comment?
Fed Judge Strikes Down California's 10-Day Gun Waiting ...
guns 15,164
37 Surprising Celebrities Who Are Eligible to Join AARP...
Word Search - All Around Topix
topix 77
Signed contracts to buy US homes climb to 20-month high
Yesterday | Lexington Herald-Leader | Comment?
Officials: Slow Justice At Fault In Chicago Man's Long Con
Yesterday | CBS Local | Comment?
U.K. mortgage approvals rise to six-month high
Yesterday | MarketWatch | Comment?
Temporary Work: Is it Possible to get a Mortgage?
Yesterday | Blown Mortgage Blog | Comment?
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 3.69 percent
Yesterday | Lowell Sun | Comment?
Homeowners facing foreclosure may instead be home free
Sunday | The Fresno Bee | Comment?
Cap on Vermont tax deductions has nonprofits worried
Sunday | The Wichita Eagle | Comment?
Banks slam global banking watchdog over risk modelling revamp
Sunday | Sydney Morning Herald | Comment?
Real Estate Insider: Mortgage insurance? You must be kidding
Sunday | The Maryland Gazette | Comment?
Approvals for mortgage hit six-month high, Bank of England says
Saturday | This Is Money | Comment?
Trending Now
Updated: Tue Mar 31, 2015 11:22 am
Copyright © 2015 Topix LLC


text:
- Four 6-ounce trimmed fresh tuna steaks, cut 1-inch thick
- 2 tablespoons coarsely ground pepper
- Salt
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large fennel bulbquartered, cored and thinly sliced lengthwise, some feathry fronds reserved
- 1 small red onion, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons fresh chives in 1-inch lengths
- 4 Roasted Tomato Halves
- Finely ground pepper
- Roasted Tomato Vinaigrette
- Fresh chive blossoms, for garnish
- Coat both sides of the tuna steaks with the coarse pepper and season with salt. In a large heavy skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil over high heat until almost smoking. Add the tuna and cook until well seared, about 2 minutes per side; the tuna should be rare inside. Let the fish rest for a few minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the fennel, onion, chives and tomato halves. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil, season with salt and fine pepper and toss well. Mound the salad on 4 large plates.
- Using a very sharp knife, sliced the tuna across the grain 1/4-inch thick and arrange it on the salads. Drizzle the tomato vinaigrette all around and garnish with the fennel fronds and chive blossoms.
CommentsAdd A Comment
Add a Comment
You might also like
Congratulations to Mei Lin, winner of Top Chef Season 12.
Photo © Matthias Merges
Join celebrity chefs, renowned winemakers and epicurean insiders at the culinary world's most spectacular weekend, the FOOD & WINE Classic in Aspen, June 19-21.


text:
But it doesn't have to be.
Continue Shopping.
iHerb Customer Reviews
Items 1-4 of 4 total
Love this.
6 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1639408 on Sep 26, 2011
Wish it came in larger bottles. Very alkalizing internally. Not much armpit odour anymore. The first dose really woke up my senses and gave me an oxygenated feeling without hyperness. I put 15 drops in water in morning after Indiumease, and another 5 or ten in afternoon.
Great Product
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1762111 on Sep 15, 2011
Delivers on what it promises, this mineral supplement really does get absorbed into the body a lot better than tablets. Highly recommended :)
Highly absorable
1 person found the following review helpful
Posted by CoolinArizona on Jul 20, 2013
Eidon liquids are so concentrated that less is actually needed. I take 1 dropperful 3 x's a day mixed in water. No taste. Have more energy with this one and it hydrates with electrolytes and is easily absorbed. Recommend all Eidon liquids. Prefer over pills.
Eidon Mineral Supplements, Multiple Mineral, Liquid Concentrate, 2 oz (60 ml)
Posted by ManxKat on Feb 07, 2012
Better than tablets!
Items 1-4 of 4 total


text:
adidas Finale Lisbon Top Training Soccer Ball
Product Information:
Be ready as the European Cup goes to Portugal this year with the adidas® Finale Lisbon Top Training ball. The exact replica of the UEFA Champions League® official match ball, the Finale Lisbon features the signature star design. FIFA Inspected for circumference, weight, rebound, and water absorption, this training ball provides exceptional performance on the pitch and the durability to last through the most aggressive practice and games.
- Replica of the 2014 UEFA Champions League® official match ball
- TPU casing for a soft touch and great durability
- TSBE Technology creates a seamless surface for improved touch and reduced water uptake
- High quality construction for outstanding durability and exceptional performance
- FIFA Inspected. Passed tests on circumference, weight, rebound, and water absorption
- Materials: 100% thermoplastic polyurethane
- Vendor Colors: White/Tribe Blue/Solar Blue
- Model: G82978
- adidas
- Size 3 ball suitable for ages 8 and under
- Size 4 ball suitable for ages 8-12
- Size 5 ball suitable for ages 12 and older
- Note: The above age ranges are not standard across all leagues. Be sure to check with your local league to ensure applicable sizing.
Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 29833226
Customer Reviews:
adidas Finale Lisbon Top Training Soccer Ball 5 5
Great Ball Ive had this ball for a few months now and it's holding up great.The touch,feel,and rebound are all great.Best ball you can get for under $50.Also it curves more than a normal ball due to the thermally bonded panels,which are great!Also one of Adidas's best looking balls.It looks better in person then in these pics. December 4, 2014
Great ball Great ball for the price,cant ask for much more.For 40$ its hard to find a better ball. July 15, 2014
Great ball for the price Ball has great feel and you are able to get nice control. We always use it as the game ball in my men's rec league. June 17, 2014
awsome I love it. Bought it for my son, he loves it and at every soccer game his team mates want this ball to be their gameball. June 11, 2014
Best ball in it's price range. The ball has great feel and durability. It was between this one and a Nike ball at the same price point. I've used both now and definitely prefer this one. May 13, 2014
1-5 of 5


text:
ADS Machinery Corp.
1201 Vine Avenue, N.E.
Warren, OH 44483
Phone: 330-399-3601
Fax: 330-399-1190
50 - 99
Not Available
Materials/Manufacturing->Industrial Equip
SIC Code:
3549 - Metalworking Machinery, Nec
Full company description is available with the free trial.
Additional Info:
ADS Machinery Corp., a Industrial equip company, is based in Warren, OH. They can be reached through ADS Machinery Corp. email format addresses indicated on their Lead411 profile with a domain of @adsmachinery.com. If you sign up for our free trial you will see our email@example.com addresses.
Company Background:
Full company description is available with the free trial.
Similar Companies:
Parker Aerospace
The company profile also contains facebook info, phone numbers, linkedin accounts, cfo contacts, and Parker Aerospace email format addresses with the domain of @parker.com. Parker Aerospace, a Industrial equip company has its main office in Mayfield Heights, OH. If you sign up for our free trial you will see our email@example.com addresses.
GrafTech International Ltd.
If you don't want to waste too much time looking for company information regarding Graftech International Ltd., a Industrial equip company, check out their Lead411 profile. Our profiles have linkedin data, phone numbers, cfo contacts, and more. It contains helpful contact information regarding top company officials, including that of Graftech International Ltd.'s CEO Joel Hawthorne, and other Graftech International Ltd. email format addresses within the @graftech.com domain. Graftech International Ltd. is based in Parma Heights, OH. If you sign up for our free trial you will see our firstname.lastname@example.com addresses.
Eaton Corporation
Eaton Corporation, is a company that works within the Industrial equip. This Shaker Heights, OH-based business. Their profile on Lead411 presents significant contact information such as cfo contacts, phone numbers, linkedin data, and Eaton Corporation email format addresses with the @eaton.com domain as well as quality contact info regarding Eaton Corporation's CEO Alexander Cutler. They have their head office in Shaker Heights, OH. If you sign up for our free trial you will see our email@example.com addresses.
Company Directory > ADS Machinery Corp.


text:
Home > Categories > Category
you are not logged in. [log in]
additional search options
sorted by:
Alphabetical: A-Z
Alphabetical: Z-A
Newest (by date approved)
Newest (by date created)
Railroad Depot Pump – Appleton City, Missouri
in Hand Operated Water Pumps
And waterpump located next to the restored railroad depot in Appleton City, Missouri.
posted by: BruceS
location: Missouri
date approved: 3/27/2015
last visited: never
Harper School Pump – Harper, Missouri
Old hand pump which served former one-room schoolhouse in rural Harper, Missouri.
Pumpa v Jaromírové ulici - Nusle, Praha, CZ
Old, broken hand operated water pump on the street in Nusle.
posted by: Noe1
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
Hand pump at Augustinian Convent / Rucní pumpa u kláštera augustiniánu kanovníku - Karlov (Prague)
Depicted historic hand operated water pump from the early 20th century
you can find in courtyard of former Augustinian Convent (Klášter augustiniánu kanovníku) in Prague-Karlov.
posted by: Dorcadion Team
date approved: 3/19/2015
Hand pump at Molly's Rock Recreation Area - Newberry County SC
Hand pump that still works at the Molly Rock Recreational area in the Sumter National Forest in Newberry County, SC
posted by: gpsblake
location: South Carolina
date approved: 3/16/2015
last visited: 3/14/2015
Pumpa na ulici (Zebetinska) - Brno, Czech Republic
CZ: rucni pumpa na ulici Zebetinska // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump on the street Zebetinska
posted by: Olii05
location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
Pumpa v obci - Ruprechtov, Czech Republic
CZ: Rucní pumpa v obci Ruprechtov // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump in the village of Ruprechtov
date approved: 3/10/2015
Hand pump at Petrín Lookout Tower / Rucni pumpa u Petrínské rozhledny (Prague)
Depicted historic hand operated water pump from the early 20th century
you can find not so far from the well known lookout tower at Petrín Hill in Prague.
Hand pump at "At the Cancer" Hotel / Rucni pumpa u hotelu "U Raka" - Nový Svet (Prague)
The depicted historic hand operated water pump from the 1st half of the XXth century you can find in the front of pictoresque "At the Cancer" Hotel (Hotel U Raka) located in a small district "Nový svet" located close to the Prague Castle.
date approved: 3/3/2015
Pumpa u radnice - Nusle, Praha, CZ
Zapomenutá pumpa na námestí u radnice Nusle / Forgotten pump at the Square near the Town Hall Nusle
date approved: 2/28/2015
last visited: 3/5/2015
Pumpa v obci - Rozdrojovice, Czech Republic
CZ: Rucní pumpa v obci Rozdrojovice // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump in the village of Rozdrojovice
date approved: 2/20/2015
Pumpa v obci - Zelesice, Czech Republic
CZ: Rucní pumpa v obci Zelesice // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump in the village of Zelesice
Hand-Operated Pump at Fairview Church - Shell Knob, MO
Hand-operated water pump at a historic one-room school and church in rural Barry County, Missouri
posted by: MountainWoods
last visited: 2/8/2015
Little Wenlock Parish Pump - The Alley, Little Wenlock, Telford, Shropshire
This parish water pump is located in the village of Little Wenlock, in Telford, Shropshire.
posted by: GCMTWood
location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 2/3/2015
last visited: 2/6/2015
Pumpa u kostela - Bilovice nad Svitavou, Czech Republic
CZ: rucní pumpa u kostela // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump at the church
City Pump - Bree, Belgium
Copy of the old city pump of bree located Vrijthof in Bree, Belgium.
posted by: dreamhummie
location: Limburg, Belgium
date approved: 2/2/2015
last visited: 2/2/2015
Pumpa v obci - Zbraslav, Czech Republic
CZ: Rucní pumpa v obci Zbraslav // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump in the village of Zbraslav
Pumpa v lese - Vlkov, Czech Republic
CZ: Rucní pumpa v lese // EN: Hand Operated Water Pump in the middle of a forest
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
date approved: 1/28/2015
Pumpa v lese - Ruda, Czech Republic
Water Pump - Nr Lock-Up, Swanage, Dorset, UK
Beside the old lock-up in Swanage is this old water pump.
posted by: Dragontree
location: Southern England, United Kingdom
date approved: 1/20/2015
Jones Point Lighthouse - Alexandria, VA
A water pump at the Jones Point Lighthouse.
posted by: bluesnote
location: Virginia
date approved: 1/6/2015
Hand-Operated Pump at Dry Valley School - western Lawrence Co, MO
An original pump for the historic Dry Valley School in rural western Lawrence County, Missouri
date approved: 12/27/2014
last visited: 12/21/2014
Pumpa u nádraží Dejvice - Praha 6, CZ
Nice ancient pump outside the station Dejvice.
last visited: 2/20/2015
Hand Pump - Haselbech, Northamptonshire
Old hand pump near to St Michael's church, Haselbech
posted by: SMacB
date approved: 12/10/2014
Copyright (c) 2015 Groundspeak, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Take Action: Call Out Anti-Gay Ads in NY State Senate Race
September 12, 2012 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Dan Rafter, Former HRC Associate Director of Communications
We told you yesterday about some bizarre and offensive mailers hitting several state Senate races in New York – just days before the primary. The targets are three Republican state Senators who voted for marriage equality in 2011.
The ads are in poor taste and don't reflect the important issues New Yorkers are looking to Albany for action on. One ad in particular targets New York City Councilman Eric Ulrich, blasting him for everything from daring to have dinner with fellow councilmember who happens to be gay, to appointing a gay chief of staff, to voting for marriage equality. His opponent, Juan Reyes, is behind the anti-gay piece.
Take action now – tell Juan Reyes that these types of tactics are offensive and in extremely poor taste.
Ten years ago, anti-equality candidates would have made these attacks the centerpiece of their campaigns. Today, they're trying to mask their hate by waiting until the last minute before Election Day to send these mailers out.
With marriage on the ballot all across the country this year, we need to stand up for pro-equality candidates and decency in campaigns everywhere. Denounce these negative tactics today send a letter to Ulrich's primary opponent, Juan Reyes, now.
Top Posts
HRC Arkansas to Governor Asa Hutchinson: Veto SB202 Now
February 18, 2015
HRC's Time to Thrive Conference Kicks Off in Portland, Oregon
February 14, 2015
Epidemic of Anti-LGBT Violence Continues with Murder of Ohio Youth
February 16, 2015
"Love Has No Labels" Ad Campaign Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion
February 18, 2015


text:
installing 230V breaker
I need to add a THQP230 double throw 30 amp breaker to my GE service panel for 240 volt dryer outlet however I need the bus bar adapter and black plastic insulator that I see the only other same type breaker has. Does anyone here know the part names and numbers for this? someone else prior installed this breaker with both poles on the same bus bar, therefor showing 120 volts off each wire to ground but nothing between the two hots. They assumed that it was ok because the dryer's digital display was working not realizing there are 120 volt circuits that do this. I was considering making something that would work but rather do it the right way.
thank you yes pole not throw... ok, next question would be seeing the board cant be modified and it's only set up for one 240 breaker can I use two single pole breakers across from one another? there are three slots on the red wire bus bar available one being used for 120. does a 240 volt circuit need to be on a double pole breaker? probably does for safety but if marked clearly.... thanks for your help!
thank you, I realized the danger of the next guy coming along to service equipment. I've run into this myself and was a major headache figuring what was still partially powering the equipment. Back to my original question.... this GE service panel has a cross bar from the red bus bar to one pole of the THQP230 double POLE breaker, with a (plastic or bakelite possibly?) insulator separating it from the black wire bus bar. It certainly could be removed for more 120 volt breakers by how it looks so I wanted to know if these parts can be purchased and added to provide another 240 V slot. Not talking about re-inventing the board or breaking away the tab from black wire side and hooking a wire with male spade terminal from breaker to red wire side. If it was my own home I would have made something work already but trying to help out a friend. Does anyone know if such parts are available is all I wanted to know. I may just run a breaker protected box/recepticle placed at the dryer and forget about all this. Was trying to work with what is there to keep cost down seeing someone else already had it in place and wrong. I appreciate the advice! thank you!
You can not modify that panel to allow more breakers to be installed in it than are allowed by it's original manufacture. Each GE panel is listed for the number of 1" and 1/2" breakers allowed up to a maximum number of single polls.
If you're full up, you'll need to get a bigger panel or add a subpanel.


text:
The system includes a remote variable volume bellows that is pumped by the rescuers weight, a suction collection option, an oxygen enrichment venturi valve, and a face mask AIDS Protector Valve that is opened and closed by the rescuer's hand. The system, in its normal configuration, allows for a rescuer to pump ventilation air through an air delivery tube into a valve and through the valve into the face mask and lungs of a victim. The pump is a variable volume spring loaded bellows that works for either an infant, child or adult. It can utilize a venturi tube oxygen connector that insures that maximum supplemental oxygen is fed into the air delivery tube. It also has a pressure relief valve to insure that excess pressure is not placed on the victims lungs. When ventilating, an air delivery tube connects to a valve which is opened or closed by the rescuer placing a hand over the exhaust port. This valve can be used by itself, but it has optional inserts for improved performance. One insert is spring loaded and it opens and closes over the air input port to insure that fluids and exhaust air from the victim do not go back into the fresh air line toward the bellows. Another option has separate internal fresh air and exhaust air chambers to ensure that fresh air does not mix with bad air before reaching the face mask. By injecting fresh air and leaving the exhaust port momentarily open, this latter insert can effectively be used to purge bad/toxic air from a face mask prior to the closing of the exhaust port and full ventilation. This bellows and valve system allows a rescuer to easily perform two person CPR on a patient without having fatigue or mouth and lung contact with the victim. The bellows system has a valve system at the normal air input port that can be set to convert the bellows into sucking in air through the air delivery tube. When this tube is attached to a suction fluid collection container the bellows acts as a source of vacuum and allows removal of fluid from a patient.
1. An Aids protection ventilation system comprising:
an adjustable spring loaded variable volume bellows, said bellows being usable to resuscitate a victim, and when used to resuscitate a victim, said bellows creating air pressure which forces air through;
an air delivery tube having a pressure relief valve and an oxygen inlet port that is connectable to an oxygen source;
an oxygen enrichment venturi valve that is used to input maximum oxygen into the air provided by said bellows, but, independent as to whether oxygen or said oxygen enrichment venturi valve is utilized the air from the bellows flows through the air delivery tube into;
a resuscitation airway valve having two ends and adapted to receive one of several optional inserts for improved performance, and a face mask, one end of said airway valve being connectable to said face mask, said face mask being placeable on a victim to supply air to the victim and another end of said airway valve being open to the atmosphere for exhausting the victim's exhaled air or fluid wastes, said another open end of said airway valve being closable by the rescuer's hand when ventilation is needed, said bellows being compressed to force in fresh air from said bellows to the victim's lungs;
whereby said system in use enables the procedure to be performed without exposing the rescuer's mouth and lungs to the victim's mouth and fluids.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein said rescuer operated adjustable spring loaded variable volume bellows has an air pressure supplying configuration and a suctioning configuration, said bellows in said supplying configuration having three volume settings, wherein said bellows can be set to supply the appropriate volume of air for either an infant, child, or adult;
when air pressure supply is desired, a force is exerted by the rescuer on said bellows to collapse them and the expelled air is fed through said air delivery tube to the victim for resuscitation purposes;
said bellows being put in said suctioning configuration by first compression the said bellows, then allowing the spring action of said bellows to expand the bellows to create a vacuum in the connecting air delivery tube, the vacuum being utilized to suction up materials such as fluids.
3. The system of claim 2, having an associated suction collection bottle for use in said air delivery tube when said bellows is used to suction a victim;
said suction collection bottle having internal baffles, wherein said baffles allows fluids to be suctioned into the bottle, but not into said bellows.
4. The system of claim 3 wherein the suction side of the collection bottle has a flap valve which closes if pressure instead of suction is applied to the container thus preventing any collected fluids from being expelled from the bottle back toward the said bellows.
5. The system of claim 2, further comprising means for varying the length of said air delivery tube between said face mask and said bellows, such that said bellows can be displaced from the victim a distance determined by the location of the victim during resuscitation, i.e. depending upon whether the victim is laying on a table of laying on the ground.
6. The system of claim 2, wherein said bellows comprises multiple sections, said sections being wedge-shaped;
said sections being stacked on top of each other to increase the bellows internal air displacement volume measurement without increasing the footprint of the bellows; said stackable sections also minimizing the storage volume of the bellows relative to the air displacement capability of the bellows.
7. The system of claim 2, wherein said bellows has an external frame made of spring type material that, when compressed, springs back to its original shape.
8. The system of claim 1, wherein said oxygen enrichment venturi valve increases the amount of oxygen that is mixed in with air that is passed through it for resuscitation purposes;
said oxygen enrichment venturi valve having a large diameter intake and exit port relative to its center, and a small diameter section into which oxygen is fed, such that the oxygen content is increased due to the laminar flow created by the design of the venturi valve which causes fresh air passing through the venturi valve to be changed from a high pressure-low velocity state in the large diameter entrance area, to a high velocity-low pressure state in the center section at exactly the point the oxygen is fed into the system;
the resulting low pressure state providing less resistance to the oxygen entering the air delivery line while ensuring a good mixture of oxygen and air in the air delivery line;
said venturi valve having an exit port, said exit port having a flapper valve that opens when said bellows is compressed to cause air to be passed through said venturi valve towards the victim, but closes when said bellows is expanded to draw in air, and because said air delivery line is closed by the flapper valve during the bellows expansion/suction cycle, the low pressure in the bellows is also present at said oxygen inlet port during the suction cycle.
9. The system of claim 1, wherein said pressure relief valve is used to relieve over-pressure conditions and has a variable pressure control means having three settings, said pressure control means being easily changed between over-pressure relief settings for an infant, child, or an adult.
10. The system of claim 9, wherein said three settings of said variable pressure controller of said pressure relief valve are pre-calibrated to correspond to over-pressure relief points for an infant, child, and an adult.
11. The system of claim 10 where said pressure relief valve has means for easily removing said pressure relief valve from said air delivery line to allow for rapid changes in overpressure requirements, said means for easily removing said pressure relief valve comprising a twist-lock disconnect being used to insert and hold said pressure relief valve in place, said pressure relief valve further comprising an over-pressure exhaust port, said pressure relief valve having means for being set in one of said three settings, said means comprising a mushroom valve, an O-ring seal, a spring, a slotted ring, and a spring shaft having a knob, said pressure relief valve being held in one of said three positions by having said mushroom valve held down against said O-ring seal by said spring that is held in compression with said slotted ring where the slots of the ring are of various lengths and where said knob on the spring shaft can be hooked thus allowing the spring to be compressed to various preset distances or pressure settings such that if the over-pressure exerted on the mushroom valve is greater than the spring force, as compressed by the slotted ring, the valve will open.
12. The system of claim 1, wherein said airway valve comprises:
a T-valve, where one end of the T-valve inserts into and connects onto a victim's face mask, an end opposite said one end is open to the atmosphere and forms an exhaust port, and a side port providing a fresh air intake port having a means to connect to said air delivery tube which receives air from a separate source and where said T-valve can be utilized without any inserts;
said exhaust port being open to allow the victim to exhale, and being covered by the rescuer's hand when air is being supplied to the victim.
13. The system as recited in claim 12, wherein said airway valve is adapted to receive and accept one of a plurality of inserts;
A. a positive air displacement insert comprising a tube having a separation chamber down the middle from the fresh air intake port to the face mask, and a check valve, said check valve preventing the direct mixture of exhaled and fresh air in said airway valve; said positive air displacement insert, when combined with coordinated use of said air delivery system and the removal of the rescuer's hand over the exhaust port of the airway valve, allowing for the expelling of accumulated toxic or exhaled air from the face mask through the exhaust port before fresh air is forced into the mask cavity and onto the victims lungs; or
B. a hollow spring loaded movable insert having an opening in the side to allow pressurized fresh air to enter the airway valve when the spring loaded insert is depressed, but when said spring loaded insert is not depressed, said opening is closed to prevent exhaled air or liquid in the airway valve from mixing with fresh air in said air delivery tube; said spring loaded insert being used by having the rescuer alternately depress said spring loaded insert to close off the end of the spring loaded insert and to allow fresh air to enter through the side opening and thus be supplied to the victim; and release said spring loaded inset to close said side opening and thereby open said airway tube from the face mask to the atmosphere to allow for the exhaust of exhaled air from the victim'lungs.
14. The system of claim 12, wherein said airway valve includes means enabling insertion and use of an endotracheal tube inside of the face mask.
This invention relates to a bellows and valve system used to administer ventilation air to a victim, either in conjunction with or without Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). The invention ensures that the rescuer does not come in mouth to mouth contact with the victim and air is delivered to the victim in an energy efficient manner. The viral diseases of AIDS, herpes, and hepatitis constitute a continuous threat to all professionals who work with the public at large or with specific sectors of the public known to be carriers of these diseases.
Hospitals and emergency care units currently stock three different sizes of ventilation bags to handle children, infants and adults. Besides this being an extra cost, the emergency vehicles have limited space for all they need to carry and stock. This device is smaller since one bellows can replace three separate bags. Also this device does not require a squeezing pressure performed by wrist muscles and is therefore a physically less tiring device to operate than the currently common Ambu bag.
The threat of catching a disease is so great today, that emergency care workers, when they are away from work, may not stop to assist in an accident because they are not adequately supported with health safety devices for their protection. The fireman, policeman, teachers, nurses, probation officers, etcetera trained in CPR, should have in their cars and where they work, a CPR aid that protects them from contracting any diseases (i.e. AIDS) from the victim. This device is something they could carry with them in their cars.
The following prior U.S. patents relating to this general field constitute all of the prior art known to the applicant. These patents were located through a novelty search made relative to applicant's invention. To make referencing of these patents easy, each patent has been given a single alphabetic designation from A to I. The following Table I summarizes the features of each of these patents. The specific patents are as follows:
A. Knapke, U.S. Pat. No. 1,918,041 1933;
B. Lombard, U.S. Pat. No. 2,535,938 1950;
C. Christman, U.S. Pat. No. 3,229,689 1963;
D. Wilson, U.S. Pat. No. 4,106,502 1978;
E. Monaco etal, U.S. Pat. No. 3,252,457 1966;
F. Spears etal, U.S. Pat. No. 3,043,302 1962;
G. Gunderson, U.S. Pat. No. 4,196,725 1980;
H. Paoluccio etal, U.S. Pat. No. 4,535,765 1985;
I. White etal, U.S. Pat. No. 4,520,811 1985.
TABLE I__________________________________________________________________________Patents SearchedPATENT FACE MOUTH TOALPHA BAG BELLOWS OXYGEN MASK MOUTH ENDOTRACHEAL__________________________________________________________________________A NO NO NO YES NO NOB YES NO YES YES NO NOC NO NO YES YES NO NOD YES NO NO YES YES NOE NO NO YES YES YES NOF NO NO YES YES NO NOG NO YES YES YES NO NOH NO NO NO NO YES NOI NO NO YES NO YES YES__________________________________________________________________________
From this list of patents only patents B,D, and G provided a bellows or air bag for delivery of air to the victim. The patents D,E, H, and I all involved some form of mouth to mouth interface between rescuer and victim. Patents B,C,D,E,F,G, and H all used a face mask and all but one of those provided for supplemental oxygen. These same patents also involved some form of valve mechanism for air delivery to the victim. However, none of the patents provided the unique features inherent in the patent application. This system, provides for unanswered needs that include a remote variable volume bellows that is pumped by the rescuer's weight, a suction collection option, an oxygen enhance venturi valve, and a face mask valve that is controllable by the rescuer's hand to ensure a safe, open passage way of air both into and out of the victim. A special option allows for the effective purging of bad toxic air exhaled by the victim into the face mask. Currently the only means of handling a victim who has inhaled toxic fumes is to use a passive device--a face mask with holes in the side for ventilation purposes. This device with its toxic insert can be used with such a mask or with a normal fully closed mask.
This invention is composed of a Basic AIDS Protection Valve (APV) Shell, two different optional inserts, a Variable Volume Bellows, air hose, a Venturi Tube Oxygen Connector, and an optional Suction Fluid Collection Container As a system, they provide either positive ventilation to a victim while insuring separation of the rescuer's mouth and lungs from the breath byproducts of the victim, or as an emergency fluid suction device. The optional inserts can be used with the Basic APV Shell to allow for either positive purging of toxic air from a face mask or for added equipment contamination protection by closing off the airway tube when positive ventilation is not taking place. The device protects the operator from infectious diseases since there is no requirement to have the operator ventilate using his or her mouth and lungs. This APV system allows one person to perform the classical two person CPR with ease and with no sense of dyspnea. This means that with this device, one person can ventilate a victim every five chest/heart compressions instead of every fifteen compressions as recommended when only one person is present to perform CPR. In essence this system improves the quality of the CPR one person can perform.
The Variable Volume Bellows is designed to be adaptable for either an adult, child, or infant. This one device operates correctly on any patient. The only ancillary part is a basic face mask of the proper size for the infant, child or adult. Such masks are readily available in the market place and they allow endotracheal tube usage. Because of the three position bellows design, this unit can replace the three sets of different size ventilation bags typically used to accommodate infants, children, and adults.
The Venturi Tube Oxygen Connector portion of this device enhances the input of supplementary oxygen since it creates, via a venturi tube orifice, a low pressure area (vacuum) at the point where oxygen is supplied to the system. If an external tank of oxygen is not available the oxygen port can be sealed off with a stopper. This connector also has a pressure relief check valve to prevent over inflating the lungs of the patient, and a check valve to allow air to pass in only one direction. The bellows of this device are attached to the Venturi Tube Oxygen connector which is then connected to the valve and face mask via an air line. Such an air line can be cut to any length and a normal 24 inch line allows for placing the bellows on the ground/table next to the patient. The length of the air line allows for optimal placement of the bellows. Such placement leads to easy mechanical compression of the bellows by the rescuer's weight.
To ventilate a victim the bellows are pressed with one hand while the other hand presses down on the APV valve to close it and force the bellows air into the victim. Under situations where the patient is on a table, a longer air line can be used and the bellows can be compressed by one's foot.
FIG. 1A is a plan view of the Basic APV Shell where no inserts are involved:
FIG. 1B is a sectional view of the Basic APV Shell from the side:
FIG. 2A-1 is a plan view of the Basic APV Shell with the Clear Airway Insert placed in the closed "Ventilate Position":
FIG. 2A-2 is a sectional view of the Basic APV Shell with the Clear Airway Insert in place showing the ventilation air movement through it when the exit port is covered and the spring compressed:
FIG. 2B-1 is a plan view of the Basic APV Shell with the Clear Airway Insert placed in the open "Exhaust Position":
FIG. 2B-2 is a plan view of just the Clear Airway Insert:
FIG. 2B-3 is a sectional view of the Basic APV Shell with the Clear Airway Inset in place showing the exhaust air movement through it when the exit port is opened:
FIG. 3A is a plan view of the Basic APV Shell with the Toxic Airway Insert latched into position:
FIG. 3B is a plan view of the Toxic Airway Insert:
FIG. 3C is a sectional view of the Basic APV Shell with the Toxic Airway Insert in place showing the movement of air through it:
FIG. 4 is a diagram of the Variable Capacity Bellows or suction unit:
FIG. 5A is the Venturi Type oxygen connector:
FIG. 5B is an enlarged sectional view of the pressure relief valve:
FIG. 6 is the Suction Collection container:
FIG. 7 is the system in use doing CPR.
The AIDS Protector Valve (APV) has a simple "T" shaped Basic APV Shell (FIG. 1) that is a valve with no moving parts. The new ventilation air enters from the bellows through the side port 1, the rescuer closes the exhaust port 2 with a hand, and bellows ventilation air is forced into the mask 3 on the victim through the base 4. The hose from the bellows is connected to this valve by slipping it past the extruded pressure ring 5 surrounding the side port. A latch pin 6, which works in conjunction to the separate inserts, is inserted to simply close off the holes in the case. Plastic gloves are recommended so that as the hand is alternately pressed over the exhaust port 2 during ventilation, there is no risk of body fluids getting into an open cut or scratch on the rescuer's hand. Where the victim has not inhaled toxic fumes or fluids, this system configuration is all that is required to provide safe ventilation to any victim. However, the Basic APV Shell does allow exhaust air to feed into the delivery air hose. Therefore when used without one of the two recommended inserts the operator should first clear any exhaust air from the delivery hose by pumping on the bellows slightly before closing off the exhaust port with a hand. Alternatively the Venturi Oxygen Connector (FIG. 5A) could be provided with reversed male/female ends to allow the end with the flapper valve to be connected to the Basic APV Shell. Such placement would prevent exhaust air returning down the feeder air hose. Use of this Basic APV Shell without one of the inserts is for emergency conditions only, since either insert improves the performance of the valve.
The Basic APV Shell handles two different inserts. FIG. 2A and 2B show how the Clear Airway Insert functions. With any victim but especially with a drowning victim, where significant liquids will be expelled via the mouth, this simple spring loaded valve insert insures that the air passage way to the bellows is shut off except for when the insert is depressed during forced ventilation. To install this insert the latch pin 7 is removed, the spring 8 is inserted, followed by the actual Clear Airways insert 9. As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B the latch pin 7 is reinserted to hold the insert in place. The Clear Airways Insert can now move up and down inside the Basic APV Shell. When pressure is applied by a rescuer's hand over the exhaust port it closes to the ventilation position. FIG. 2A shows this ventilation phase. The rescuer's hand 10 covers the exhaust port and depresses the insert 9 and spring 8 to cause the air port 11 to be centered over the side port 1 of the Basic APV Shell. The bellows are now depressed forcing air into the victim via the face mask. The hand is removed from the device to create the exhaust configuration as shown in Figure 2B. The slot 12 in the insert holds the insert in place as the spring 8 moves it back up so that the side port to the bellows is blocked. In this exhaust configuration fluids and exhaust gas cannot enter the tube leading from the bellows.
FIG. 3 shows the Basic APV Shell in use with the Toxic Air Insert. This insert does not move but is designed to route the fresh air directly into the face mask. If the operator applies slight pressure to the bellows before closing off the exhaust port 2, then fresh air will flow into the cavity between the victims face and the face mask. In so doing the good air will expel the bad air in the mask by pushing it out through the exhaust port 2. After this momentary purging of the bad/toxic face mask air, the rescuer covers the exhaust port with his hand causing the fresh air to be forced into the victims lungs.
This insert has two inner chambers which keeps the fresh air in chamber 13 separate from exhaust air in chamber 14. At the base of the fresh air chamber is a small flap valve 15 that directs the air 16 to the side and acts to keep fluids and exhaust air out of the inlet chamber during the exhaust cycle. The latch pin holds the insert firmly in place. This insert has a small shoulder 17 existing above the basic APV for two reasons. First it insures an easier port to close off with the hand, and secondly it provides a unique feel and look so that the rescuer knows what type of insert, if any, is in place.
FIG. 4 shows one possible configuration of the bellows. The bellows is designed to provide maximum ventilation and volume displacement for its size. This bellows design allows the unit to be compressed to the smallest possible size for storage and transport. Chain(s) 18 (one on each side of frame) in FIG. 4 has four separate hook locations 19,20,21, and 30 which allow the operator to adjust the bellows for use on either an infant, child, adult or for the position used for storage or when used as a vacuum source. Selection of a given volume size is done by hooking the desired volume indicators (parts 19,20, or 21) into notch 22 on both sides of bellows frame. Once the chain is hooked, the bellows are limited to how much they can expand and thus as to how much ventilation air is generated when it is compressed. The bellows are fully expanded for adult ventilation, medium expanded for child usage, and minimum expansion is used for the infant victim.
Opening 23 is the air intake valve to the bellows. To use the bellows to ventilate a victim this valve is open. To use this bellows as a portable suction device this valve is closed after the bellows are compressed. Ventilation air passes from upper bellows 26 to lower bellows 27 through hole 28 in bellows frame 29. Frame 29 is made of aluminum alloy, spring steel, or other suitable material. Upper and lower bellows bladders are made of neoprene, canvas, or similar material. This bellows design has a minimum size footprint or area taken up by its base when it is set on a surface, but with minor modification and a larger footprint, it can be constructed using only the lower bellows bladder section in a larger size. A minimum size footprint means that the total square area occupied on the surface holding the bellows is reduced since the bellows is composed of two bladders that stack on top of each other. In case these bellows are used for suction purposes the bladders are removable for cleaning or disposal. The flapper valve 24 is a membrane that allows air to only pass into the bellows. Output of air from the bellows, is through the Venturi Oxygen Connector 25 which slips over the bellows connector 34 to attach to the bellows. The bellows and Venturi Oxygen Connector are connected to the APV by a flat or round air hose 35 which can be either cleaned and reused, or thrown out and replaced. Flat tube usage is desired when this unit is to be stored where minimizing storage space is important and suction feature is not desired.
FIG. 5A is the Venturi Tube Oxygen Connector which allows for supplemental oxygen to be fed to the victim. The attachment of an oxygen air line enriches the oxygen content of the ventilation air sent to the victim. If oxygen is not available then the input line port of this device is plugged up with a cap 36. A pressure relief valve 31 (also see FIG. 5B) and flapper valve 33 are built into the Venturi Tube Oxygen Connector which attaches to the hose that feeds air to the APV valve and face mask. The flapper valve 33 ensures that when the bellows is expanding that air is not sucked into the bellows from the air line and APV. The oxygen tube connector is of a size that allows existing oxygen tubing to be attached to it. The Venturi Tube Oxygen Connector is inserted between the bellows and the air line feeding the APV. This connector has a male and female end which allows it to be connected on the female side to the bellows connector 34, and on the male side to the air hose 35 going to the APV. The venturi tube design provides a constriction at point 37 to cause the ventilation air to be at high velocity and therefore at low pressure. At this low pressure point 37 the oxygen 32 is input thus increasing the total quantity of oxygen provided when air is being forced into the patient. Since the flapper valve 33 is between this port and the face mask, further low pressure to this point is provided when air is being sucked in and the bellows is expanding. At this time no air is moving through this part, and the bellows is taking in outside air via the air intake part 23 in FIG. 4, thus creating a vacuum at point 37 of this device and thereby providing even more oxygen enriched air storage. Thus, with this device oxygen is almost constantly being sucked into the bellows.
An adjustable pressure relief valve, FIG. 5B or 31 in FIG. 5A, is provided which allows for controlling the pressure which a compressed spring 39 provides on the relief valve stem 41. This valve is held in place by two twist lock disconnects 42 that allow for its easy and rapid removal or insertion. Once removed a variable position pressure control fitting 40 is available to allow the user to set the spring loading for various over pressure conditions such as are unique for an infant, child or adult. If the internal air pressure overcomes the spring pressure, the valve stem 41 is moved away from the frame and the excess pressure is relieved. The valve stem has "O" ring seals 38 to insure no undesired leakage.
FIG. 6 is a Suction Fluid Collection Container which allows for fluids to be removed from a victim by using the bellows in a reverse mode of operation. To use this system in this configuration, the bellows are first locked into the closed position by compressing them and latching them with closed position ball(s) 30 in FIG. 4. The air inlet valve 23 is closed so that air can only enter via the normal exit port. The Oxygen Venturi Tube Connector 25 with its flapper valve 33 in FIG. 5 are removed and a round, non collapsible air delivery hose, is connected directly to the bellows. Next the Suction Fluid Collection Container FIG. 6 is connected to the air line 35 and a new inlet tube 44 which truncates into one of many existing fluid retrieval tubes which are placed into the fluid to be extracted. Finally the straps holding the bellows closed are released and the bellows expand creating a vacuum in the collection container. This suction 45 draws the fluid 46 into the container where it is collected.
Each time another suction cycle is needed the inlet hose is disconnected, the bellows are collapsed and the hose is reconnected. The bellows are then released to create the desired vacuum. Flapper valve 43 is provided as an insurance so that depressing the bellows does not accidentally force collected fluid back into the source from which it was collected.
While the apparatus herein described is the preferred embodiment of the invention, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to a given precise form.
Patent Citations
Referenced by
Legal Events
Original Image