text:
Over 600 volunteers turned out Saturday for the start of the Great American Cleanup, which will continue from March until May.
The City of Covington will continue another section of the City's major water line improvement project this month, resulting in the temporary closure of a sidewalk along Jackson Highway from Town Branch Court north to Pennington Street.
Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) members and members of Georgia's ag community enjoyed a festive evening March 7 as the organization held its inaugural gala for the GFB Foundation for Agriculture at the Evergreen Marriott Resort in Stone Mountain Park.
In the midst of this beautiful spring weather, it's the perfect time to get out and run or just enjoy the outdoors. It can also be a good time to bond with the family. This is why there is so much anticipation for the 14th Annual Cheerios Challenge held right here in Covington, at the YMCA on April 18.
Local families living with seizure disorders welcomed Governor Nathan Deal's executive order this week greenlighting cannabis oil medical treatment in Georgia, but emphasized that they remain committed to in-state growing.
Baxalta Incorporated is still making its way toward bringing a large amount of new jobs and a new level of industrial growth to Newton County, and it progressed another step during a meeting of the Joint Development Authority (JDA) Tuesday.
Each of Newton County's commissioners and chairman have chosen a citizen to sit on a panel to review the county charter, which dictates the local form of government.
As metro Atlanta unemployment dropped, so has Newton County's.
Newton County - East Georgia Settlement and Newton County - Green Hill P3, LLLPLandfill Lease and Operating Agreement
The St. Patrick's Day holiday didn't keep people from attending a called meeting in Social Circle Tuesday, as city hall's community room was filled with concerned citizens.
Alcovy High School senior Alex Yang was extremely proud of himself when he was named valedictorian of the school's 2015 graduation class. It was a goal of his since the start of his senior year.
Newton County High School senior Ian Cole isn't worried about much these days.
The Newton County Board of Commissioners narrowly approved this week a motion to restore the county chair with the full powers invested in the position by the charter, effective January 1, 2017, and to set up another citizens committee to review and update the language of the charter.
Newton County's legal fees continue to soar above budget, as commissioners approved more than $83,000 in payments to longtime County Attorney Tommy Craig's firm for the month of February alone.
Newton County has 60 days to come up with a solution to its landfill crisis or face costly litigation and possibly the construction of a private, regional landfill. The head of the East Georgia Land & Development Company announced his intention this week to seek damages and a new landfill permit in response to the county's failure to approve a settlement.
UPDATE: Traffic is flowing on I-20 near Turner Hill Road.
RIVERDALE, Ga. - A substitute teacher at Riverdale Elementary School in Clayton County is charged with child molestation after students said he urinated into a trash can inside a classroom.
ATLANTA - State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined to 9.9 percent in April, down one-tenth of a percentage point from a revised 10 percent in March.
The state's jobless rate was 10.1 percent in April a year ago.
UPDATE: James Dailey will get the ashes back of his deceased wife.
When a tornado packing 105 mph wind ripped through Newborn on April 28, it left a wake of destruction.
A realignment of the Newton County School System central office staff will take effect on July 1.
The Covington City Council had several contentious split votes Monday night regarding parking rules on the square, more land purchases in the Walker's Bend subdivision and even a fireworks bid for the July 3 celebration.
Members of Covington's healthcare community will now be honored annually by the Rotary Club.
Bobby Joe Fowler, first degree forgery, 10 years probation, 180-240 days detention center, $1,000.
Bobby Joe Fowler, first degree forgery, 10 years probation, 180-240 days detention center, $1,000.
Calvin Nathaniel McCutchen, 20, 9445 Tara Drive, Covington, May 5. Terroristic threats and acts.
Expect some cool sounds on a warm night at the Homegrown Jazz by the River concert from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday at the Porterdale Mill Lofts, 1109 Main St. in Porterdale.
Students looking for summer employment or adults looking for a job-hunting edge can attend seminars on dressing for success and customer service from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Nelson Heights Community Center at the intersection of Laseter and Puckett streets.
Students looking for summer employment or adults looking for a job-hunting edge can attend seminars on dressing for success and customer service from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Nelson Heights Community Center at the intersection of Laseter and Puckett streets.
CANTON - Cherokee County officials say a woman who claimed she was being kidnapped has been charged with making a false report of a crime and making false statements.
When you fill up your car in Newton County, you're paying for some of the highest-priced gas in Georgia.
Floyd Street in Covington is the county's most recognizable corridor, lined with antebellum mansions, impeccably manicured landscaping and..."for rent" signs?


text: Dr. John Mulchaey, Acting Director, Carnegie Observatories in PasadenaThe light we see with our eyes only tells a small part of the Universe's story. To get a complete picture of how the Universe works, astronomers must study objects over the full range of light, the electromagnetic spectrum. This includes gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet, visible, infrared, micro- waves and radio waves. Each type of light requires different instruments, and provides unique information about the source that emitted it. Join us on Wednesday when Dr. Mulchaey will explain how Carnegie astronomers and their colleagues are combining observations across the electromagnetic spectrum to help solve the mysteries of the Universe. Dr. Mulchaey holds a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland and has been a Carnegie astronomer for over 20 years. He studies groups and clusters of galaxies, elliptical galaxies, dark matter, active galaxies and black holes. He is also actively involved in public outreach and education. The Carnegie Observatories was founded by George Ellery Hale in 1904. Located in Pasadena, California, the Observatories operates telescopes on Cerro Las Campanas, Chile. The Carnegie Institution (www.CarnegieInstitution.org) has been a pioneering force in basic scientific research since 1902. It is a private, nonprofit organization with six research departments throughout the U.S. Introducer: Jan SandersInvocation: Mark Waterson Guest Introductions: Sarah Campbell Song Leader: Darren Norton Accompanist: Ross Jutsum

subset: commoncrawl


text:
From the March 2015 Issue
ProMat 2015: Pearl of productivity
ProMat 2015, slated to be held March 23-26, will feature more than 800 exhibits and include a comprehensive educational conference. The event, held at the McCormick Place South, will offer an array of products to increase productivity in your operations. Here's a guide to many of them.BHFO handles double-digit growth Mobile robots and goods-to-person picking power order fulfillment at BHFO Success with the last mile starts early Robotics: On a case-by-case basis more from this issue
Subscribe to our free, weekly email newsletter!
Latest White Paper
As we move through 2015, the subject of the future of the supply chain has come back into focus. There are three main trends and technologies that will continue to have an enormous impact on the supply chain. Download this complimentary whitepaper to learn how manufacturers are tackling these three critical areas, and how you can prepare your organization for the future of the manufacturing supply chain.View more white papers
Latest Webcast
During this Webcast you'll learn how the latest generation of robotics systems, which incorporate vision, mobility, autonomous navigation, complex manipulation and motion control, can be used in a wide variety of appliations such as picking, placing, order fulfillment, palletizing, depalletizing, loading, unloading and many other areas.View more webcasts
Browse All Ergonomics Categories
• Casters, Wheels & Tires
• Lift Products
• Safety Equipment & Ergonomics
Casters, Wheels & Tires listings:
1 (517) 629-9411Albion Industries
888-777-3245All States Equipment Inc.
651-322-6300Cannon Equipment
800-643-5515Colson Caster Corp.
877-235-0102Continental Tire The Americas, LLC
800-387-7206Darcor Casters
1 (626) 912-1688Darnell-Rose
800-543-3413DH Casters International
1 (614) 777-0295Dura-Belt Inc. (aka DuraBelt)
800-848-4517Durable Superior Casters
1 (816) 994-7890Durastar Casters & Wheels
866-362-3226FootMaster Casters & Wheels
+86-573-83933386Foroll Industrial (Jiaxing) Co., Ltd.
704-358-8787G & R Casters and Wheels
1 (513) 863-3300Hamilton Caster Carts & Trailers
1 (616) 796-1288Intella Liftparts
800-527-8566Kastalon, Inc.
800-837-5676Kornylak Corporation
1 (714) 771-2630Magnus Mobility Systems, Inc.
248-399-5100Mid-West Wire Products
800-245-6682Nexel Industries
+82-2-3479-6541Nexen Corp.
+86-532-82663136Qingdao Huaci Metal & Porcelain Industries Co., Ltd.
+61 (0)2 4907 8100Rotacaster Wheel
1 (800) 634-7704RWM Casters


text:
White House Inundated With Secession Petitions
If you'll remember, Team Obama created a website, using White House resources and it's URL, as a "new way to petition the Obama Administration to take action on a range of important issues facing our country." They "created We the People because we want to hear from you. If a petition gets enough support, White House staff will review it, ensure it's sent to the appropriate policy experts, and issue an official response." In actuality, it seems to be more of a way to to scrape email addresses and names to soft pedal how super duper great Team Obama is and send subtly veiled campaign messages. There have been some interesting ones, quite a few having to do with far left issues, such as making marijuana legal (these crop up a lot, then disappear down the memory hole), and, oh, here's a fun one
The petition mentions Jesus, Moses, and Mohammed, but, we all know it's about protecting Islam.
So, are there other fun petitions? Why, yes there are, thank you for asking!
(Daily Caller) How would Old Glory look with 30 stars instead of 50? As far-fetched as it may sound, the White House might soon be forced by its own rules to examine the question.
On Nov.7, the day after President Barack Obama was re-elected, the White House's website received a petition asking the administration to allow Louisiana to secede.
If 25,000 people sign the petition by Dec. 7, it will "require a response" from the Obama administration, according to published rules of the White House's online "We the People" program.
"Michael E" from the New Orleans suburb of Slidell penned the initial proposal – the website doesn't provide last names – in which he asked the Obama administration to "[p]eacefully grant the State of Louisiana to withdraw from the United States of America and create its own NEW government."
His entire petition consisted of excerpts from the Declaration of Independence.
Micah H from Texas also created a petition for Texas to secede. Oh, and
…states with secession-related petitions pending on the White House website now include Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Three states — Georgia, Missouri and South Carolina are each represented by two competing petitions.
Most of the petitions simply copy much of Louisiana's petition. It will be interesting to see if any get the required 25K signatures which would lead to an administration response, which would be interesting, as well. Most previous responses tend to say "look at what we've proposed, we told Someone Else to handle it, then ran off to campaign, vacation, and play golf."
* waiting for the calls of "this is racism" in 3…2…1….
Crossed at Pirate's Cove. Follow me on Twitter @WilliamTeach.
Also see...
It took a lot of guts to do what this young man did. They also offered him 20k in hush money. Fabulous. The proof in my opinion here is that...Read More
William Teach
Related Articles
Video… NFIB Asks the Question: Democracy or Dictatorship in Wisconsin?
Leftist Unionistas can't tell the difference between a "dictatorship" and the American electoral system. Sponsored by the NFIB The Voice
Shocking Similarities Concealed
In a televised address to parliament, President Bashar Assad said foreign-backed terrorists and extremists were to blame for the massacres
Now, I'm In A Bad Moo-d Too — Evidently Our Navy Is Non-Essential
By: Terresa Monroe-Hamilton NoisyRoom.net Well, I didn't think I could get any more pissed today, but I'm there. First, I


text:
97 TJ wont start after using charger starter
My 97 TJ had been sitting for a few weeks and wouldn't turn over. I put my charger on it and try the start position. It would only click the starter. I let it charge on trickle for the night and still wouldn't start in the morning. Put a new battery in and it would spin over just fine but wouldn't start. Check to see if I was getting spark at the spark plugs. Didn't see any.
Pull the distributer off and cleaned it up. No change. Check the voltage with the key switch in the run position going to the little black box that feeds the distributer center post. No voltage. Where do I go from here?
The coil isn't going to get a constant voltage - it's going to work in short pulses as the ground is switched on and off pretty rapidly by the PCM. What you need to do is put a test light on the terminals coming out of the connector, and have someone crank the key. If the light flashes briefly and at regular intervals; chances are the coil is bad and should be replaced.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:00 AM.


text:
For Guests
Parking & Directions
We'll hold DU's spring 2014 Commencement ceremonies inside Magness Arena (inside the Ritchie Center). If you're driving, here's the best route to take:
- Start on Interstate 25.
- Exit onto University Boulevard (Exit 205).
- Drive south on University Boulevard (left if exiting from I-25 North, and right if exiting from I-25 South).
- Watch for signage directing you to free parking for the ceremony. All lots can be accessed from University Blvd.
You can also ride RTD light rail to the University of Denver station. Take line E, F or H to the DU stop, which drops off passengers at Buchtel Boulevard and High Street, a block west of the Ritchie Center.
See the DU campus map (PDF) and DU parking map (PDF) for more information on how to get here.
Please note: You must have a permit to park on streets immediately surrounding campus.


text:
Format Films, Videos
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Refined by:Original Format: Film, Video Remove Sites and Collection: Inventing Entertainment: The Early Motion Pictures and Sound Recordings of the Edison Companies Remove Subject: Harbors Remove Location: United States Remove
Admiral Dewey receiving the Washington and New York committees /
"Showing Committee of Arrangements' visit to the Admiral on board the U.S. Cruiser Olympia. 100 feet"--Edison films catalog no. 94. One of 20 films advertised in Edison films catalog no. 94, under the category "Dewey Doings." From the catalog: We equipped eight parties on the occasion of Admiral Dewey's arrival in New York Harbor, Wednesday, September 27th, 1899, and secured the following excellent moving ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1899
Panoramic view of Newport /
From Edison films catalog: Possibly the sensation of the flight of a bird can be nearest realized by being on deck of one of the U.S. Government's fleet torpedo boats racing at its highest speed through the water. This picture was taken under these conditions and shows the beautiful scenery comprising the harbor of Newport, R. I. In the foreground, the spray of the ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1900
Cuban volunteers embarking /
Men carrying rifles and bedrolls boarding ship via gangway.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1898


text:
Open Forum: Time to invest wisely
Wherever you turn, there's discussion of how to make cuts in government spending. To lower taxes, we need to invest wisely. Good education provides the foundation children need to become responsible community members. Pay now, or pay more later when they are ill-prepared for the work force. Vote yes/yes.
Susan Beck
Get the full story
Subscribe or Log In
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? Activate your account.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Call 218-855-5897 and we can help you.


text:
There are currently no items in your cart.
Sacred Music
26 Hymns and Gospel Songs with Instrumental Solo and Duet Parts - Eb Instruments, Solo Part
By Various
Sacred Music (26 Hymns and Gospel Songs with Instrumental Solo and Duet Parts - Eb Instruments, Solo Part). Composed by Various. Edited by Merle J. Isaac. Arranged by Merle J. Isaac. For Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Alto Clarinet. Solo part. Standard notation. 15 pages. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.O3952C).
ISBN 082581183X. With Standard notation.
- Hymns (First Group)
- Hymns
- Spirituals
- Thanksgiving Hymns
- Christmas Songs
- O Holy Night (Cantique de Noel) Performed by Adolphe-Charles Adam
- The Palms Performed by J. Faure
- The Old Rugged Cross Performed by G. Bennard
- In the Garden Performed by C. Austin Miles
- The Holy City Performed by S. Adams
- My Heart Ever Faithful Performed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- O Lord Most Holy (Panis Angelicus) Performed by Cesar Auguste Franck
- Open the Gates of the Temple Performed by Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp
- Prayer Performed by Carl Maria Von Weber
- The Heavens Resound Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Whispering Hope Performed by Alice Hawthorne
Customers Who Bought Sacred Music Also Bought:
Sacred Music
Sacred Music
David Sanborn Collection
Three's a Crowd - Book 1 (Easy Inte...
14 Advanced Christmas Favorites - C...
Prayer on Christmas Eve - Clarinet ...
Sing, We Now Of Christmas
Rejoice Greatly (from Messiah)
18 Tradtional Christmas Solos
He Shall Feed His Flock (from Messi...
For The Beauty Of The Earth
The Old Rugged Cross
Just As I Am, I Come
$2.05 $1.89
Three's a Crowd - Book 2 (Easy Inte...
Sacred Music
26 Hymns and Gospel Songs with Instrumental Solo and Duet Parts - Eb Instruments, Solo Part
- Explain exactly why you liked or disliked the product. Do you like the artist? Is the transcription accurate? Is it a good teaching tool?
- Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes. Are you a beginner who started playing last month? Do you usually like this style of music?
- Feel free to recommend similar pieces if you liked this piece, or alternatives if you didn't.
- Be respectful of artists, readers, and your fellow reviewers. Please do not use inappropriate language, including profanity, vulgarity, or obscenity.
- Avoid disclosing contact information (email addresses, phone numbers, etc.), or including URLs, time-sensitive material or alternative ordering information.
- We cannot post your review if it violates these guidelines. If you have any suggestions or comments on the guidelines, please email us.
- All submitted reviews become the licensed property of Sheet Music Plus and are subject to all laws pertaining thereto. If you believe that any review contained on our site infringes upon your copyright, please email us.
- Read Sheet Music Plus's complete Privacy Policy
Sacred Music
26 Hymns and Gospel Songs with Instrumental Solo and Duet Parts - Eb Instruments, Solo Part
Tell a friend (or remind yourself) about this product. We'll instantly send an email containing product info and a link to it. You may also enter a personal message.
We do not use or store email addresses from this form for any other purpose than sending your share email.
Read our Privacy Policy.
Now you can also view your purchased titles on your iPad with our
free Sheet Music Plus Digital Print Viewer app.
With Digital Print, you can print from your computer immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application on your computer.
See all System Requirements for Digital Print
Note: Our Digital Print items are purchased solely through our website. By purchasing a Digital Print item, you are authorized by the publisher to print out the purchased number of copies for that particular title. Thus, we are unable to fax, mail or email digital titles in any form or file format (including PDF) as it violates copyright law.
Google Chrome Users: The most recent Google Chrome update is not compatible with Adobe AIR. We recommend using an alternate browser (such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Firefox) in order to download Adobe AIR and print your music.
Digital Print - Available Instantly!
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact us at email@example.com.
Make a wish list for gifts, suggest standard repertoire, let students know which books to buy, boast about pieces you've mastered: Music Lists are as unique as the musician! Easily share your music lists with friends, students, and the world.
To create a music list, please sign in.Existing Accounts
Sign In and Add to My Music ListNew Accounts
See Similar Sheet Music
More by this Composer: Various Sheet Music Various Alto Saxophone Sheet Music Various Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music Various Clarinet Sheet Music Various E-Flat Instrument Sheet Music
Instrument: Alto Saxophone Sheet Music Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music Clarinet Sheet Music E-Flat Instrument Sheet Music
Format: Solo Part


text:
General Counselling & Psychotherapy, C.A.T., Short-term/Brief work, Personal Growth, Work-related Stress, Relationships. Individuals and Couples. I have an understanding of the Christian perspective.
Office Hours
Professional Body
UKRC Reg. MBACP (Snr. Accred)
Address: Southampton
Phone Number 023 8063 6425
Abingdon [Tessa Sheaf]
Brighton/Hove, Sussex [Julie Allan]
Goring-on-Thames [Suzanne Capo-Bianco]
Isle of Wight [Paul Smart]
Isle of Wight [Judy Faulkner]
Oxfordshire [Perry Morrison]
Poole / Bournemouth [Prem Jeyapaul]
Portsmouth and surrounding area [Ray Maloney]
Ramsbury nr Hungerford [Philippa Gardner]
Romsey, Hampshire and Abingdon, Oxford [Maryanne Steele]
Southampton [Sally Gray]
Southampton [Terry Lucas]
Southampton [Jane Stephens]
Southampton [Lynn Roberts]
Southampton [Lin Copland]
Southampton or Cambridge [Irene Elia]
Southampton, Hampshire [Laura Brummer]
Winchester [Palwinder Athwal]
East Anglia [23]
Republic of Ireland [2]
Italy [1]
London - South [15]
London - North [8]
London - East [7]
London - West [6]
London - Central [17]
The Midlands of England [9]
North East of England [17]
North West of England [17]
Scotland [5]
South East of England [31]
South of England [19]
South West of England [19]
Wales [5]


text:
Articles from RotoWire's fantasy archives that mention Daniel Briere's name.
March 26, 2015
Thursday Daily Puck: Sensational Senators
The Senators are on a historic tear and it's not just Andrew Hammond who is making waves. There's a fleet of young players worth considering.
March 24, 2015
Wednesday Daily Puck: Turn On Your Hartnell
One King is hot, and another is not, and a trade is helping a former Sabre.
November 17, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Cakewalk Time?
RotoWire's Brian Rutherford is bullish on Logan Couture and the Sharks this week.
November 16, 2014
NHL Barometer: Missing the Carnival
Corey Perry missed out on the back-to-back games against the Kings this week due to a viral gland infection.
November 15, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Even Strength Extraordinaires
A look at the top even-strength and power-play point producers thus far, and what it means for your fantasy team.
November 9, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: Subtraction by Addition
Gabriel Landeskog and the Avs qualify as one of the NHL's early disappointments. Is it possible that the offseason addition of Jarome Iginla has somehow made the team worse?
November 2, 2014
NHL Barometer: Capital Investment
Marcus Johansson is riding on Alexander Ovechkin's line and riding high in the process.
October 21, 2014
Neutral Zone Wrap: Blackhawks Up
The Blackhawks are flying out of the gate despite getting next to nothing out of Brad Richards to begin with. Evan Berofsky takes a look at five teams in this week's NZW.
October 16, 2014
2014-2015 Avalanche Preview: Beware the MacK Attack
Behind rookie Nathan MacKinnon the Avs made the leap from league also-ran to Central Division champs in 2013-14. Can Colorado take the next step and emerge as Stanley Cup contenders?
October 13, 2014
FanDuel NHL: Value Plays for the Week
Daily fantasy sports guru Michael Clifford ranks Colorado's Alex Tanguay and Anaheim's Sami Vatanen among his top bargains in FanDuel play this week.
October 9, 2014
2014-2015 Canadiens Preview: Keeping the Window Open
Rather than bring back several of their pricey vets in free agency for a run at the Cup, the Canadiens chose to invest more into their young core, with P.K. Subban's eight-year extension leading the charge.
October 1, 2014
Draft Kit: Job Battles - Forwards
Who gets to ride shotgun on Steven Stamkos's line in Tampa Bay this year. RotoWire's Jordan Buckley highlights that and some of the other key preseason job battles heading into this season.
September 29, 2014
From the Press Box: The Contender Discount
Paul Bruno continues his tour through the division changes, this time focusing upon the Central Division, where the Blackhawks were able to land Brad Richards at a cheap rate.
July 26, 2014
From the Press Box: Cap-Driven Decisions
Trying to figure out why the Flyers dealt Scott Hartnell for R.J. Umberger? Paul Bruno says to follow the cap.
May 18, 2014
From the Press Box: Star Power
Paul Bruno believes that Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews will eventually carry the day in a tight Western Conference Finals series against the Kings.
May 17, 2014
Neutral Zone Wrap: The Finals Countdown
Evan Berofsky previews the Conference Finals, picking Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers to beat the Habs in the East.
April 16, 2014
From the Press Box: First Round Preview
Paul Bruno laments that the Kings and the Sharks have to meet up in the first round of the playoffs, and he predicts each of the first round series.
April 14, 2014
NHL Barometer: An Unlikely Champ?
RotoWire's Jan Levine lays out his playoff scenarios in advance of his playoffs player rankings. Will Gabriel Landeskog be hoisting the Conn Smythe at the end of the Cup Finals?
April 10, 2014
Thursday Daily Puck: Back In Black
Kris Letang is back for the Pens, Horton scores without playing, and the case is made for Erik Haula.
March 2, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Quiet Ducks
Corey Perry and the Ducks have just two games this week, as do the Flyers.
March 1, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: It's Miller Time in St. Louis
Janet Eagleson gets ready for a potentially busy trade deadline on tap this week on the heels of the Blues-Sabres blockbuster.
February 28, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Miller Time In Missouri
Six teams have emerged as legitimate Stanley Cup contenders. Which team made a move to push them over the edge?
February 2, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Orcas For Four
The Vancouver Canucks have four games this week, but you'll want to make sure that Henrik Sedin (ribs) is good to go before you pencil him into your starting lineup.
January 21, 2014
Wednesday Daily Puck: Flyers Raking In Goals
Scott Hartnell and the Flyers are scoring in bunches, but take on a rising Carolina team.
January 5, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: Ringing In 2014 With The New (And Old)
NHL Schedule Analysis: Jekyll and Hyde
The fortunes of the Rangers and goalie Henrik Lundqvist have fluctuated wildly.
January 3, 2014
NHL Barometer: Super Trouba
After returning from a neck injury in late November, Jacob Trouba posted nine points in 14 games in December.
December 22, 2013
NHL Schedule Analysis: Isn't That Just Spezza?
Ottawa and Boston hook up for a pair of games this week among the other holiday festivities.
December 19, 2013
Thursday Daily Puck: Ja Great
Jagr continues to topple records and climb the all-time scoring list in his 22nd NHL season.
December 1, 2013
NHL Schedule Analysis: Back-to-Back Jacks
Brian Rutherford suggests that Tuukka Rask could get a night off for one of the Bruins' back-to-back games.
Advanced Search
Ask An Expert – Hockey
Cheat Sheets
Cheat Sheets – Compact
Cheat Sheets – Printable
Cheat Sheets – Centers
Cheat Sheets – Left Wings
Cheat Sheets – Right Wings
Cheat Sheets – Defensemen
Cheat Sheets – Goalies
Cheat Sheets – Forwards
Daily Lineups
Depth Charts
Depth Charts – Power Play
Draft Kit
Draft Software
Draft Software – FAQ
Injury Updates
Local Papers
News – Latest
News – Free Agents
News – Minor Leagues
News – Recap
News – Eastern Conference
News – Western Conference
News – Centers
News – Defensemen
News – Goalies
News – Left Wings
News – Right Wings
Power Play Stats
Projections – Daily
Projections – Changes
Projections – Centers
Projections – Left Wings
Projections – Right Wings
Projections – Defensemen
Projections – Goalies
Rankings – Roto
Rankings – Weekly
Recent Debuts
Starting Goalies
Fantasy Hockey Columns
120 Sports & RW Video
Beat the Cap
Blue Line Buzz
FanDuel NHL
From the Press Box
Frozen Fantasy
Morning Skate
Neutral Zone Wrap
NHL Barometer
Schedule Analysis
The Coming Thing
The Daily Puck
The Man Advantage
The Waiver Wire


text:
Show details
New Girl
After going through a bad breakup, a woman in her late 20s moves in with three single guys.
Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson, Max Greenfield, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone, Damon Wayans jr.
Liz Meriwether (Executive Producer), Jake Kasdan (Executive Producer), Peter Chernin (Executive Producer), Katherine Pope (Executive Producer), Dave Finkel (Executive Producer), Brett Baer (Executive Producer), Jake Kasdan (Director)
|"Par 5" Fawn takes Jess to a charity golf tournament; Winston lies about being a cop when he meets a beautiful woman. (Repeat)
After going through a rough breakup, awkward and upbeat Jess (Zooey Deschanel) moves in with three single guys. Intelligent and witty Nick is an underachiever who took the bartender off-ramp on his road to success. Schmidt obsesses over his social standing and looks at Jess as a personal project. Winston is a competitive former athlete who, after realizing he will never become a pro, moves into the loft. Together with Jess' best friend, Cece, they bond to form an unlikely, and dysfunctional, family.
Current cast
Zooey Deschanel as Jess Day
Jake Johnson as Nick
Max Greenfield as Schmidt
Lamorne Morris as Winston
Hannah Simone as Cece
Damon Wayans jr. as Coach
TiVo subscribers who like "New Girl" also like...
Program data from Tribune Media Services, Inc.


text:
Description: Pictures ♥
Image was hearted from picturememos.blogspot.com
Other images from this site
LauraCakes was first to heart it
407 people have hearted this image
This image is in 80 collections
You might like these too
Now available in your language!Use in your language! Go back to English
Other images from this site
You might like these too
Sign in with Facebook or Twitter to start your gallery.
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with TwitterDon't have Twitter or Facebook? Skip this step!


text:
Submit a file
Our awards
Link to us
RSS Feeds
Popular search phrases
:: symbol
short descriptions
full descriptions
DPLS Scientific Calculator 2.2
This is a highly functional and easy to Scientific Calculator. It incorporates many science tools including a triangle calculator, vector calculator, shape calculator, kinematic calculator, half-life calculator, gas laws calculator, statistical calculator, event timer, measurement converter and a molar mass calculator. Data reference systems include SI units, symbols, maths laws, periodic table, organic compounds, ions, chemical reactions and man
Download now
Phone Icon Library 3.23
Speed up development of communication products and services and enhance the usability and look of your new project with ready-made Phone Icons. Phone Icon Library includes icons representing symbols and actions used in telecommunications. There are icons to represent different kinds of phones including mobile, download and upload icons, fax, modem, PDA, phone card, battery, signal strength, etc.
Download now
SmartsysSoft Label Maker 3.15
SmartsysSoft Label Maker lets you design Address labels, CD/DVD labels, Folder labels, Media Labels, Post cards, Shipping labels, and even Envelopes. You can choose from a vast library of templates, pictures, shapes, symbols, and then custom with your own logo, images and clip art to create your labels. Label Maker can produce professional-looking labels with very high quality and supports to print labels on any Windows compatible printers.
Download now
Aml Maple Portable Edition 4.03
Aml Maple indicates the active layout being currently used (the language you are typing at this particular moment). It is always in front of you, exactly at the place you are typing! It's easy to find: just look at the typing place or mouse cursor. It's easy to understand: current layout can be indicated with colored symbols and national flag icon. It's easy to use: indicator is compatible with absolutely most of the programs.
Download now
Money Clipart 2.0
Enhance your financial or accounting-oriented projects with readily available professional Money Clipart. Professionally designed for Mac OS and carefully crafted images representing various financial objects, symbols and actions are included in a variety of small and large formats. Currencies and markets, insurance and financing, business graphics, office and business images are assembled into a single matching set.
Download now
Barcode Generator 4.1
Barcode Printing Software is an excellent and significant barcode application creates versatile barcode label and print from any Windows Operating System. Interface program is designed with customized, general, and miscellaneous barcode settings to develop barcode by modifying self sustained settings for printing in high resolution through either of the alternatives, constant values or list values options. Easy to use application creates labels in supported barcode symbologies including code 11, code 39, and standard 2of5 and view barcode label in preview panel at interface to organize barcode settings. Simple and reliable application conserve barcode label in PNG, BMP, TIFF, GIFF, JPG. Barcode Printing Software is complete solution that creates batch of barcode instantly with the support of list values options or data sheet panel by assigning values, text against to each required text box. Data sheet panel offers two distinct major options like export data sheet and import list option to move and to get ...
Download now
Puzzle 15 2.9
The game Soviet Puzzle 15 is a computerized rendering of a Soviet-era child's puzzle, one of the most popular in the world. This game fosters creativity and boosts cognitive functions. There are three modes to improve recognizing of numbers, symbols and images. The boards fully replicate the historical analogues.
Download now
Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK 9.1
Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK is a 1D/2D barcode detection and decoding library which reads multi-format barcode symbols from your images and documents. Images can come from many sources including files, memory, the Internet, and Microsoft SharePoint. Integrated with your scanning solution, you can get barcode information from images captured by scanners, webcams and other devices.
Download now
GlyphViewer 2.0.0
Sometimes text in your documents, such as images and PDF files is not easily accessible. This is even frustrating if the document is found or searched online. Quickly translate you documents in over 40 languages while preserving the layout, font and color of the original text. Apart from the modern language suport an unique feature of the applicatin is it's support for Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs, with 800+ symbols and over 10,000 ancient words.
Download now
Liumian 1.0
"Liumian" in Chinese, means six. Six sides of the cube. You need to open the white portal to go to the next level. A cube has sides with symbols. The floor also has symbols. Match the symbols of the cube with the symbols on the floor and open the portal. With each level you need to think more to open the portal. Developing your logic under the pleasant sounds and special effects. Great for relaxing brain. Game for both children and adults. No tim
Download now
Space Pong 2.2
A legend among enduring classics, this game has become a symbol of a generation. Pong returns to rivet you to the screen like back in the day. Variations of this simple yet exciting game are featured. This time there are new otherworldly backgrounds which make the old school games feel fresh again. Space Pong gives young players a wonderful opportunity to experience one of the great classics.
Download now
Isidiada 2.6
Want some summer? Some brainstorm? Some treasures? Take hot riddles and interesting facts on Isidiada`s way. Match 3 symbols, get bonuses, gold and prompts, become more worthy for Isida`s treasures. Solve riddles, collect gold and be a new Odyssey of Egypt! Game features: * 2 ways for win * Interesting facts about Egypt * Classic match3 game with intellectual part * Hot Egypt sun
Download now
progeCAD 2016 Professional CAD Software 22.214.171.124
progeCAD offers an affordable way to read and write AutoCAD files, using similar commands and toolbars as used in previous releases of AutoCAD itself. Many choose progeCAD over AutoCAD LT because of it's low cost (currently a little over AUD $500) and features like 3D modelling and AutoLISP which are blocked in AutoCAD LT. progeCAD is commonly used in a wide variety of industry domains, including building design, electrical and plumbing, telecommunications and fibre-optic diagrams, civil land survey, engineering, fabrication, joinery and much more. With progeCAD Professional 2016, a CAD drafter can create very large complex drawings and save directly to AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT without data loss or conversion. Free raster image conversion, advanced 3D shading and rendering, quick dimension tool, raster-image-to-vector converter and more. PDF & 3D PDF, SVG, STL 3D printing and Google Earth KML export, ACIS 3D Solids modelling, temporary point snap (oSnap), layers, blocks, IntelliCAD AutoLISP, VBA-VSTA, ...
Download now
ECTlistener 2.6.34
The program was created for disabled people (paralyzed or those with extremely reduced mobility) and works in conjunction with other programs (e.g. ECTkeyboard symbol matrix). By using a personal computer with a microphone and both ECTlistener and ECTkeyboard, patients can type text letter-by-letter by using individualized vocal prompts such as moans, loud breathing, sniffing, blowing and many other sounds. This allows them to communicate!
Download now
Accounting Toolbar Icons 2015.1
Enhance an accounting package or bookkeeper software with appealing graphics. Accounting Toolbar Icons depict numerous concepts and symbols related to accounting and bookkeeping, including currencies, financial symbols, files, customers, percentage points, and many more. More than a hundred icons are available for instant preview and immediate purchase.
Download now
Business Toolbar Icons 2015.1
Enhance your accounting or business-oriented software with readily available professional Business Toolbar Icons. Over two hundred of professionally designed and carefully crafted icons representing various financial objects, symbols and actions are included in a variety of small and large formats. Currencies and markets, insurance and financing, office and business images are assembled into a single matching set.
Download now
Batch File Renaming Kit 2.0.3
Batch file renaming kit is a batch file renaming tool. Only need three steps to excuted bulk files renaming. It allows to rename or copy multiple files at once. When renaming or copying, the file names are changed according to the rules user specified. User can add any number of different rules like enumeration, changing case of symbols, adding prefix or suffix, etc. Before renaming, the list of files can be rearranged automatically.
Download now
Edraw Flowchart 7.8
Edraw Flowchart Software is a new flowchart software, which creates flowcharts with minimum time loss for you. Support basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, hr diagram, work flowchart, programming flowchart and network design diagrams. Easy to use drawing tools, many pre-drawn flowchart templates and more than 600 flowchart symbols and flowchart samples, drawing couldn't be easier!
Download now
Harmony Nature Clock Screensaver 1.3
Enjoy two smiling lovely girls symbolizing natural harmony and fling yourself whole-heartedly into the gorgeous picture! The two greatest energies meet on the scene of the new clock! Fluid watery structure of the world and blooming element of earth.
Download now
Apple Blossom Clock ScreenSaver 1.5
This Clock brings you summer moods. Sweet tender flowers symbolize love and freedom in their eternal dance. Elegant butterflies decorate the Clock and attract spontaneity and good fortune.
Download now
Nature Harmony Clock Live Wallpaper 1.4
Enjoy two smiling lovely girls symbolizing natural harmony and fling yourself whole-heartedly into the gorgeous picture! The two greatest energies meet on the scene of the new clock! Fluid watery structure of the world and blooming element of earth.
Download now
Crescendo Music Notation Editor Free 1.43
Crescendo Free Music Notation Editing Software is perfect for composing original songs, music, scores, and soundtracks. The program features a wide variety of text, key signatures, time signatures, and notation symbols all on a free-form layout to give you complete control over your music creation. With Crescendo you can compose music for film, a band, a score, or just for fun!
Download now
Apple Blossom Clock Live Wallpaper 1.4
This Clock brings you summer moods. Sweet tender flowers symbolize love and freedom in their eternal dance. Elegant butterflies decorate the Clock and attract spontaneity and good fortune.
Download now
IS CAD is very cost-efficient drawing software product that enables the making sketches of two-dimensional drawings, graphics, plans, diagrams. IS CAD provides user-friendly interface and powerful features for detail work with geometric elements and supports parametric graphics. - Relations highlighting and snapping makes it easier to connect or fit objects to each other or the drawing grid - Rich and customizable line style set - Convenient geometric transformation tools - Measuring instruments for automated length and square calculations - Textured and solid color fills with drag'n'drop support, and user presets - 'Symbols' can store portable groups of objects for frequent usage - Layer system allows you to either hide currently unimportant data, discard printing of some data, or activate a lock on finished objects - Multipage documents are stored in a single file - All sheets are customizable by paper format and scale - Content is automatically cropped by pap ...
Download now
Logo Design Studio Pro 1.7.0
Don't be limited to a single logo concept from an overpriced design firm. Get easy recognition of your name, image, symbol or trademark using the flexible tools of Logo Design Studio, the #1 selling logo design software. Logo Design Studio includes 1,500+ pre-designed logo templates and 5,000+ logo objects to jumpstart your creativity. Quickly create your design from thousands of unique concepts and change it at any time without added cost.
Download now
MP3 & Audio
Home & Desktop
Multimedia & Design
Software Developer
Web Developer
Another tags
screen capture
screen saver
screen saver builder
screen saver creator
screen saver maker
screen saver toolkit
screen savers
screensaver builder
screensaver maker
Page 1 of 10
Legal disclaimer
Privacy policy
© 2004-2015 IT Shareware


text:
Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm (CST)
Saturday 8:30am - 7pm (CST)
Sunday 8:30am - 5pm (CST)
Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm (CST)
Saturday 8:30am - 5pm (CST)
1st level West, near Nordstrom
1014 Bellevue Square
Bellevue, WA 98004-5019
Sleep Number® In Balance Blanket
Outlast® Climadry®fill is designed to balance the temperature swings that can cause restless nights—to help you sleep more comfortably each and every night. The 300-thread-count, 100% cotton sateen cover is soft to the touch, yet provides a durable construction. Box quilting across the entire blanket keeps the fill from shifting. Innovative design features make it easy to make your bed. Our exclusive Logic™Label system perfectly positions your bedding every time.
Warranty: 10-Year Limited Warranty
Made in China
Outlast is a trademark of Outlast Technologies, Inc.
Product care:
Machine wash in cold water, gentle cycle with mild detergent. Tumble dry on low heat until fill is completely dry; remove promptly. Do not bleach.
Questions? Call 1-888-411-2188
Bellevue Square Store
1014 Bellevue Square
Bellevue, WASHINGTON, 98004-5019View Store


text:
Disable SELinux protection for IMAP server or write rule to allow imap server
Hi all,,
I am getting the following error message while trying to access mails using apache..
Error connecting to IMAP server: station1.example.com.
13 : Permission denied
It's happening in RHEL5 and I have kept selinux in enforcing mode.
The moment, I change selinux from enforcing to permissive, I am able to access mails using apche.
I am using squirrelmail and apache in this case..
Please let me know any fix on this issue.
Disable SELinux protection for IMAP server or write rule to allow imap server
All [Solved] threads are closed by mods / admin to avoid spam issues. See Howto mark a thread as [Solved]
I can not disable the selinux as I am doing this in order make myself prepare for RHCE.. they want selinux to be in enforcing mode only...
Shall I make any changes in /etc/dovecot.conf file also?
Shall I try the iptables rule for IMAP server giben below:
iptables -t filter -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 143 -s ! 188.8.131.52/24 -d 184.108.40.206 (my system IP address) -j REJECT.
18.104.22.168/24 is the iptables range for the network...
Please let me know if I can try this iptables rule also?
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Yellow leaves with black spots....
I'm not sure of the name of this plant. My sis calls it a marijuana plant since it looks like one LOL. It's been doing great the past year until recently after bringing it back in for the winter season. The lower leaves closest to the soil are starting to become spotty and yellow. The top half of the plant is doing fine. I've upgraded it into a bigger pot and fresh soil about six months ago. It does sit next to a heater but it only blows warm air.
Is there something wrong with the plant?
First, you have a Pachira aquatica. Some call it a "Money Tree" (not a cultivar name, just a name, haha). "Yellow leaves with black spots" almost sounds like something fungal IMO. I wish I could be of more help than that, but I'm not the most familiar with the types of fungal diseases plants can get, let alone how to treat them. I hope this at least points you in the right direction.
This post was edited by plantomaniac08 on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 13:43
Looks decent in the 2nd pic. I'm sorry this is driving you to drink.
Will the attached water reservoir snap off of the pot, or is it all one piece?
"It does sit next to a heater but it only blows warm air." Plants don't like this as much as people, not really at all. Is it possible to rearrange a bit?
LOL, I like to drink when fiddling with my plants. :) Old habit........
I was thinking fungus as well. I did end up going back at it and cutting off all the affected leaves.
I think the pot's reservoir is one piece. Why do you ask?
I will try to get the plants away from the heater. It's tough cuz my heater is directly below the big window in the living room and it's the only window that gets sunshine.
This post was edited by muddeprived on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 20:13


text:
Use code PPNYF3 details >* Save $25 on your order of $249+. Use promotion code PPNYF3 during checkout. Discount does not apply to shipping charges, duty charges and cannot be combined with any other offer or used on previous orders. Offer expires on 4/4/15 at 11:59 PM EST.
details >Sign up for our FREE Party Newsletter to help you plan the best event ever! Also by signing up for the Stumps Party Newsletter today you will receive a coupon for 50% Ground Shipping on your next order! We'll help you make your event a night to remember.
details >Orders placed by midnight ET for most personalized and made-to-order items will ship the next business day. Excludes holidays and weekends. Some personalized and made-to-order items require a longer processing time and is noted as such on each product page. Credit card and billing information must be correct at time of order. Please note that shipping transit time still applies, look for the estimated delivery date during checkout. Processing time will apply to any in-stock items that are consolidated with items that are made-to-order. There is never an up charge for adding personalization to our products. In a very few cases, the retail price of a personalized item may be slightly more than that of a similar stock item, due to production processes.
They'll lose their heads over it!
This frighteningly fun skeleton photo standee juggles something special for a hilarious look. This amusing free-standing Juggling Skeleton Child Stand In is made of cardboard and is decorated on one side. Each stand in measures 4 feet 9 inches high x 3 feet 10 inches wide x 1 foot deep. Easy assembly.
Do you have questions about this product?(earn points for answers!)
get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox.
Q:If I purchase this item today, will it get to me before Halloween?
1 answer
A:When you add the item to your shopping cart it will give you a ship date. Currently this item states ships in 3 business days. Our shipping time frame is 3-5 business days, however you are always welcome to upgrade your shipping to an overnight or 2 day express to get your product a few days sooner. Please contact customer service department should you have further questions.
Q:what is the stand in made of. thick cardboard or wood or something else. thanks
1 answer
A:The amusing freestanding cardboard stand-in is decorated on one side
Q:Does this stand-in stand up by itself or does it need to be secured to something to stand up on it's own?
1 answer
A:This is free-standing. It includes braces that you use to assemble the stand-in.


text:
BATON ROUGE – Single-game tickets for the men's basketball game between LSU and Kentucky will go on sale at 8 a.m. Friday at the LSU Athletics Ticket Office and at LSUtix.net
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top Bettors
Top High Fived
Basketball vs. Kentucky Tickets on Sale Friday
Started by SECTalk.com, Jan 09 2014 07:11 PM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
Pinned Official 2014-2015 Basketball Thread
Started by Mizzou_Fan, 12 Nov 2014 In: SEC Sports → Official Game Threads
- Hot 5,073 replies
- 63,539 views
Pinned 2015 NCAA Basketball Bracket Challenge
Started by GAMECOCK_FAN, 27 Feb 2015 In: SEC Sports → SEC Basketball Talk
- Hot 126 replies
- 3,277 views
So... Looks like we need a new basketball coach
Started by Matt, 26 Mar 2015 In: The East → Tennessee Sports
- 11 replies
- 221 views
Feinswog: Basketball Teams Ready to Turn the Page
Started by SECTalk.com, 26 Mar 2015 In: The West → LSU Sports → LSU News
- 0 replies
- 38 views
Inside Georgia Men's Basketball, Episode 14: Journey to the Tourney
Started by TheRealBrave, 24 Mar 2015 In: The East → Georgia Sports → Georgia News
- 0 replies
- 34 views


text:
A sensor arrangement for monitoring ionic concentrations in fluids uses anion-selective membrane formed of N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide suspended in an inert carrier, such as PVC having a high molecular weight. The membrane is disposed on a porous ceramic plug which permits wetting of the side of the membrane facing the plug with an internal fluid of the system, such as saline. The other side of the membrane communicates with the fluid to be assayed, which in certain intravenous embodiments may be the blood of a patient. In one embodiment, the system is provided with a reference electrode which is arranged to communicate with the fluid being monitored via a dialysis membrane. High impedance electronic circuitry produces a signal indicative of the ionic concentration in response to a potential appearing across the reference and sensor electrodes. The electronic circuitry has wide range offset and gain controls which are independent of one another, while maintaining the circuitry simple and safe for connection to a patient.
1. An arrangement for monitoring concentration of sodium ions in a fluid, the arrangement comprising:
elongated body means having a lumen therein;
porous ceramic means arranged at one end of said elongated body means for closing said lumen of said elongated body means;
ion-selective membrane means for covering at least a portion of said porous ceramic means outside of said lumen of said elongated body means, said ion-selective membrane means being formed of N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide suspended in a substantially inert vehicle; and
sensor electrode means arranged in said lumen of said elongated body means and arranged in the vicinity of said porous ceramic means for detecting a potential.
2. The arrangement of claim 1 wherein said ion-selective membrane means is further formed of potassium tetraphenylchloro borate for reducing transportation through said ion-selective membrane means of lipophilic substances from the fluid.
3. The arrangement of claim 1 wherein said sensor electrode means is formed of silver on which is deposited silver chloride.
4. The arrangement of claim 1 wherein there is further provided reference electrode means arranged in a chamber.
5. The arrangement of claim 4 wherein there is further provided dialysis membrane means arranged to separate said chamber of said reference electrode means from the fluid.
6. The arrangement of claim 4 wherein said reference electrode means is formed of silver on which is deposited silver chloride.
7. The arrangement of claim 4 wherein there is further provided circuit means comprising:
a reference input terminal for communicating electrically with said reference electrode means;
a sensor input terminal for communicating electrically with said sensor electrode means; and
indicator means for indicating a value responsive to a potential across said reference input terminal and said sensor input terminal.
8. A method of forming an ion-selective membrane, the method comprising the steps of:
combining N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide with a plasticizer in a substantially airtight container to form a mixture;
adding dissolved PVC to said first mixture to form a second mixture;
evaporating said second mixture to increase its viscosity; and
casting said viscous second mixture onto a porous member to form the ion-selective membrane.
9. The method of claim 8 wherein said step of combining further comprises the step of further combining tetraphenylchloroborate into said first mixture.
10. The method of claim 8 wherein said step of adding dissolved PVC comprises the further step of dissolving a PVC powder in tetrahydrofuran to form said dissolved PVC.
11. The method of claim 10 wherein after said step of adding dissolved PVC there is provided the further step of stirring said second mixture.
12. The method of claim 8 wherein prior to said step of casting there is provided the further step of affixing said porous member to a sensor tube having a lumen therein.
13. The method of claim 12 wherein said step of casting comprises the step of dipping said porous member affixed to said sensor tube in said viscous second mixture to form a first membrane layer.
14. The method of claim 13 wherein said step of casting comprises the further steps of:
drying said first membrane layer; and
dipping said porous member affixed to said tube in said viscous second mixture to form a second membrane layer overlying said first membrane layer.
15. A system for monitoring sodium ion concentration in a fluid, the system comprising:
a sodium-ion-selective membrane having a first side for communicating with the fluid and a second side for communicating with a first internal fluid of the system, said sodium-ion-selective membrane being formed of N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide suspended in an inert carrier;
a sensor electrode for communicating with said first internal fluid;
a reference electrode for communicating with a second internal fluid of the system;
further membrane means having a first side for communicating with said second internal fluid of the system and a second side for communicating with the fluid being monitored; and
monitoring means having first and second input terminals for communicating electrically with said sensor and said reference electrodes, respectively, and for producing an output signal responsive to a potential across said first and second input terminals, said monitoring means having a gain characteristic and a voltage offset characteristic, said characteristics each being adjustable independently of one another.
16. The system of claim 15 wherein said monitoring means further comprises:
first and second amplifier means each having an output terminal and inverting and noninverting input terminals; and
a gain-adjustment circuit coupled to said output terminals and said inverting input terminals of said first and second amplifier means, whereby said output signal is produced across said output terminals of said first and second amplifier means.
17. The system of claim 16 wherein there is further provided offset adjustment means for adjusting said offset characteristic of said monitoring means, said reference electrode being electrically coupled to said output adjustment means, and said sensor electrode being electrically coupled to said noninverting input terminal of said first amplifier means.
18. The system of claim 17 wherein there is further provided oscillation damper means coupled to said noninverting input of said first amplifier means.
19. The system of claim 16 wherein there is further provided indicator means for providing a visual indication of said output signal, coupled to said output terminals of said first and second amplifier means.
20. The system of claim 16 wherein there is further provided voltage divider means for applying a predetermined voltage to said noninverting input terminal of said second amplifier means.
This invention relates generally to systems for monitoring ion concentrations, and more particularly, to a system for monitoring sodium ion concentrations in fluids, including fluids contained within human beings.
Throughout a variety of industries, and particularly in various medical fields, there is a need for simple and economical systems which can monitor accurately the concentration of specific ions in fluids. The need for an economical and accurate system which can monitor the concentration of sodium ions is particularly acute in certain medical procedures, such as during transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).
It is very common in middle aged and elderly men that the prostate gland enlarges and compresses the urethra so as to impede the passage of urine. It has been suggested that approximately 40% of men over 65 years of age have some difficulty in passing urine. The condition is progressive whereby the continued enlargement of the prostate gland occasionally blocks entirely the urethral passageway. This emergency condition, where the man cannot urinate at all, usually requires resection of some or all of the prostate gland to remove the obstruction. Resection can be achieved either by surgical incision or by the passage of an optical cutting instrument through the urethra to resect the gland from the inside.
TURP has many advantages over transdermal surgery. These include, for example, lower expense and reduced hospital stay, patient acceptability, as well as reduction in mortality associated with the ease of sputum clearance from the chest when coughing is not restricted by a painful incision. In addition, early ambulation is believed to contribute to relatively infrequent venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
TURP is usually performed with a fluid-irrigated endoscope. The requirements of optical clarity and non-conduction of the resecting diathermy current by anything other than the tissue to be cut, demand that a non-conducting, and hence sodium-free irrigating fluid be used. The irrigating fluid, however, may have a hydrostatic pressure sufficient to force it into prostatic venous sinuses which are opened during resection of the gland. On the average, in an uncomplicated transurethral resection, the amount of irrigating fluid absorbed is probably between 100 and 1000 ml. However, in certain situations, patients may absorb more than 10 liters of fluid during TURP, and such patients therefore develop the complete TURP syndrome. Although most of the fluid is absorbed during the TURP procedure itself, an additional amount of the irrigating fluid is absorbed after the procedure during the continuous irrigation of the bladder generally conducted after surgery. The resulting increase in fluid load, hyponatremia and hemolysis, which depends upon the nature of the fluid, produce the TURP syndrome. The clinical features of fluid overload and hyponatremia are seen after the circulation has sustained the overload, and are therefore almost useless for warning of impending catastrophe.
Although there are present in the patient during anesthesia certain symptoms and signs associated with the syndrome, this syndrome stands alone as being so commonly encountered with so little to warn of its danger. The symptoms are difficult to interpret since they are to a large extent dependent upon the anesthesia which is used during TURP. For example, patients who are under the influence of spinal anesthesia will show symptoms of confusion, hypertension, nausea, restlessness, and increased central venous pressure. However, in an unconscious patient, the nausea, disorientation, and restlessness are not seen. In fact, some of the other signs of the syndrome are delayed by assisted ventilation. Thus, increasing systolic and diastolic pressures, and increased central venous pressure, which is usually associated with abdominal distention and tightness, are the only signs apparent in a generally anesthetized patient. These observations of signs of acute circulatory overload, as well as the associated electrolyte disturbance, are insufficient warning systems for the care of a patient who may well be old and frail. Other alternatives which have been proposed, such as the monitoring of changes in transthoracic impedance have been too cumbersome, unreliable, or expensive for routine use.
One known system for detecting hemodilution depends upon the taking of serial samples for estimation of some marker of dilution, such as sodium concentration, hematocrit, or osmolarity, will require very many samples at short intervals if prompt detection of early changes is to be possible. It is clear that there is a need for a continuous method of analysis which allows continuous monitoring of hemodilution. In this regard, the plasma sodium concentration is an excellent marker of dilution because it is a familiar index of hydration to physicians, and also, since its ions are electrically conductive, it cannot be present in any irrigating fluid.
The foregoing is merely illustrative of a specific need in the present state of the art. There is additionally a need to monitor, in medical and other fields, a variety of other ion concentrations, such as K+, H+, and Ca+. The need to monitor such concentrations accurately is present in the manufacture of food and drugs, the brewing industry, the production of fertilizers, the treatment of sewage, and other technical fields.
It is, therefore, an object of this invention to provide a simple and economical system for measuring ionic concentrations.
It is another object of this invention to provide an ion concentration monitoring arrangement which uses membranes rather than field effect transistors.
It is also an object of this invention to provide an arrangement for monitoring the concentration of ions and which can be miniaturized sufficiently for insertion into a living being.
It is additionally an object of this invention to provide a system which can easily be adapted to monitor various types of ionic concentrations.
It is a further object of this invention to provide an ionic concentration monitoring system which can be adapted to be selective and therefore particularly responsive to a particular ion.
It is still another object of this invention to provide an ion concentration monitoring system which does not employ hazardous electrical potentials.
It is a yet further object of this invention to provide an ion sensor which is easy to fabricate.
It is also a further object of this invention to provide a system which reacts quickly to changes in ionic concentration.
It is yet another object of this invention to provide an ionic concentration monitoring system which is electrically stable and has low drift.
The foregoing and other objects are achieved by this invention which provides an arrangement for monitoring concentration of a predeterminable ion in a fluid, the arrangement having an elongated body with a lumen therein and a porous ceramic member arranged at one end of the elongated body for closing the lumen. An ion-selective membrane is arranged over the outside of the porous ceramic member, and is formed of N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide suspended in a substantially inert vehicle. In one embodiment, the vehicle is high molecular weight PVC with a plasticizer. In addition, there is provided a sensor electrode which is arranged in the lumen of the elongated body and in the vicinity of the porous ceramic member. In a preferred embodiment, the electrode is formed of silver which is coated with silver chloride.
In embodiments of the invention where it is desired to reduce transportation through the membrane of lipophilic substances, potassium tetraphenylchloroborate is added to the composition of the membrane. Lipophilic substances tend to be transported through the membrane without using the selective carrier, N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenyldioxydiacetamide. In this regard, a primary difficulty is raised by the carbon dioxide-hydrogen ion system, which, if permitted to pass freely through the membrane, would cause an undesirable change in charge on the sensing membrane resulting from hydrogen ion charges unrelated to the sodium ions being selectively carried. In addition, this additive appears to reduce the effective electrical impedance of the sensor and thereby improve its susceptibility to electrical interference.
The sensor electrode is formed of silver on which is deposited silver chloride. In a specific illustrative embodiment, wire coated with "Teflon" insulating material is of sufficiently small diameter to fit easily inside a tube which forms the elongated body is cut into lengths about 5 cm longer than the tube. One end of the wire is scraped clean for about 1 cm and the other for about 5 cm, such as by the use of fine grade emery cloth. The longer bare end is immersed in a strong saline solution and a current is passed between it and a solid silver cathode. Gassing is observed on the silver wire, which loses any remaining "Teflon" insulating material. The current is then reversed and limited to current density which deposits silver chloride evenly on the wire as a black or dark brown coating. An excessively high current density results in a useless light-colored coating, while too low a current density takes an unnecesarily long time. Experience with the particular facility being used will enable an operator skilled in the art to select current limiting resistors having values which result in a current density of about 10 mA/cm2 of bare silver. At such current densities, a typical coating is completed in approximately 10 and 15 minutes. The coating should extend right up to the "Teflon" insulating coating.
In a highly advantageous embodiment of the invention, a reference electrode is provided in a reference chamber which communicates with the fluid being monitored via a permeable membrane, such as a dialysis membrane, which may be a cellulose film. The reference electrode is also formed of chloridized silver, as indicated hereinabove with respect to the sensor electrode. In operation, the reference electrode provides a constant potential to a measuring apparatus so that any observed differences with respect to it may be correctly attributed to the sensor.
In one embodiment, the sensor is formed by dip-casting a sodium-selective membrane onto a porous ceramic plug which is wetted on its inside by an internal electrolyte solution containing sodium chloride and on its outside with the fluid to be analyzed. The membrane thus acquires a charge according to the Nernst equation. The internal electrolyte communicates this charge to the silver-silver chloride electrode immersed therein, and formed as indicated hereinabove. Preferably, the electrolyte solution has a temperature coefficient with respect to silver chloride which is opposite to that of the membrane, thereby compensating for temperature effects on the whole sensor.
A specific illustrative sodium-selective membrane constructed in accordance with the invention has the following composition:
______________________________________ N,N--dibenzyl-N,N' --diphenyl- 10 mg1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamidepotassium tetraphenylchloroborate 0.01 mgPVC (high molecular powder) 100 mgdioctyl sebisate 200 mgtetrahydrofuran 6 g______________________________________
The function of the components may be summarized as follows: the polyvinyl chloride is the same material which forms the tube of the elongated body and therefore is a convenient inert vehicle in which to suspend the ion carriage chemistry and to weld it securely to the tube. Rubber membranes of polydimethylsiloxane, which typically are used for anions, can be used for the sodium cation herein, but are not as convenient to work with as PVC. Ion carriage is achieved by N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-diphenlyenedioxydiacetamide. This material is commercially available under the trademark "ETH-157" (owned by Fluka, AG, and available from Fluorochem, Ltd., Glossop, Derbyshire, England). The potassium tetraphenylchloroborate is, as indicated, added to discourage interference by lipophilic substances, the dioctyl sebisate is a plasticizer, and the tetrahydrofuran is a solvent which regulates viscosity and allows mixing and dip-casting. The amounts indicated hereinabove are sufficient to form a batch of approximately between 50 and 100 membranes for indwelling ion sensors.
In accordance with a method aspect of the invention, N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide is combined with a plasticizer in a substantially airtight container to form a first mixture. Dissolved PVC is added to the first mixture to form a second mixture; the second mixture being evaporated to increase its viscosity. Subsequently, the viscous second mixture is cast onto a porous member to form the ion-selective membrane.
More specifically, the membrane is made by adding the plasticizer to a clean glass weighing pot fitted with an airtight screw top and a magnetic stirring flea. The mixture is stirred after the addition of each ingredient. The ion carrier is added next, then tetraphenylchloroborate. The PVC is weighed in a separate pot with tetrahydrofuran solvent. When dissolved, the PVC is added to the first pot and the resulting mixture is stirred for 6 hours. The solution should be perfectly clear. Haziness is associated with poorly functioning membranes, and overt cloudiness with uselessness. The satisfactory mix is then evaporated slowly at rioom temperature with the lid of the pot supported with a filter paper pad weighted with about 20 grams. The airtight lid is replaced when the now viscous mix will only just flow when tipped.
To dip-cast membranes, a batch of lengths of PVC tubing is prepared of just greater length than the intended final sensor. A porous ceramic plug is inserted into one end of each tube. Preferably, the plug, which may be formed of a different porous material, extends from the tube by about twice the plug diameter. The tube is then given a temporary stiffening wire so that it can be handled with precision more easily. The tube bearing the plug is fit into the membrane mix so that only the plug of porous ceramic material is wetted. The tube is then raised above the liquid surface by about 1 cm where evaporation of the solvent is allowed for approximately 15 seconds before it is removed from the pot and set aside to dry while the rest of the batch is treated similarly. After giving the last one of the batch its first dip, the process is repeated in turn on each of the others until three to five coats have been applied. The tubes are then allowed to dry for at least one day.
When the tubes are dry, they are filled with saline electrolyte, either with fine steel needle tubing or by aspiration after prior extraction of air with saline. Remaining air bubbles are removed by tapping the side of the tube until the porous plug is well wetted. The chloridized silver wire is then introduced so as to end in the vicinity of the plug.
The membranes are next tested by immersion in saline standards of exactly doubling concentrations. Although such doubling causes a variation of total ionic strength of solution, and therefore of molar activity coefficient, the effects of the dilution on aspects other than those of concentration are incorporated into the calibration. The membrane potentials are measured with respect to a calomel reference half-cell and any not achieving about 16 mV or better change in output when moved between standards is disregarded. The better tubes are closed at their open ends with PVC adhesive and silicone rubber. The now closed ends are fitted with Luer-size fittings and electric connectors to allow them to be fitted to standard intravenous equipment. These completed electrodes are kept in sterile saline until shortly before use when they are sterilized by immersion in activated glutaraldehyde for a time recommended by the manufacturer. At completion of the sterilizing period, the excess glutaraldehyde is washed off with sterile saline before the sensor is introduced down an intravenous cannula sited in a patient's vein.
The concentration of internal saline electrolyte is not critical, but immunity from temperature fluctuations may be obtained with about a molar concentration. This results in the partial cancelling of the temperature effect on the membrane by the temperature effect of the contact potential of the silver-silver chloride couple. Although higher concentrations may do even better in this respect, very high concentrations may destroy the membrane. Thus, the specified concentration seems to be a good compromise.
In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, an ion-selective membrane is arranged to have a first side thereof communicate with a fluid to be assayed, and a second side to communicate with a first internal fluid of the system. A sensor electrode is in communication with the first internal fluid, and a reference electrode is arranged to communicate with a second internal fluid of the system. A further membrane, which in certain embodiments may be a dialysis membrane, is arranged to communicate on a first side thereof with the second internal fluid of the system, and on a second side thereof with the fluid being monitored. There is additionally provided a monitoring arrangement having first and second input terminals which are coupled electrically to the sensor and reference electrodes, respectively. The monitoring arrangement produces an output signal which is responsive to a potential across the input terminal, and a gain characteristic and has a voltage offset characteristic which are adjustable independently of one another.
The monitoring arrangement is configured to have a measure of symmetry to achieve useful common mode rejection. Additionally, the arrangement is characterized with high linearity and low battery consumption. A voltage amplifier of floating design works against a complementary amplifier which is arranged essentially as a voltage follower of a predetermined voltage. In one embodiment, a visual indicator, which may be a center-zero meter movement is provided to show fluctuations between the reference and sensor electrodes. Circuitry is included for limiting meter current in a manner which balances the inductive load between the complementary amplifiers, permits adjustment of the relative gains of the amplifiers, and damps parasitic oscillations. The voltage offset characteristic of the monitoring arrangement, as well as the floating aspect of the circuitry, combine to compensate for potentials generated across a fluid junction where the fluid to be assayed combines with a fluid of the reference electrode.
Comprehension of the invention is facilitated by reading the following detailed description in conjunction with the annexed drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an assembly constructed in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of a sensor tip constructed in accordance with the invention and employed in the embodiment of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of a reference electrode constructed in accordance with the invention and employed in the embodiment of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 4 is a schematic representation of electronic circuitry for providing a visual indication of ionic concentration.
FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an ion concentration monitoring arrangement 10 constructed in accordance with the principles of the invention. Arrangement 10 is provided with a sensor arrangement 20 having an ion sensitive tip 21. In this illustrative embodiment, sensor arrangement 20 is arranged within an intravenous cannula 30 having at a distal end thereof a Y-connector 31. As shown, Y-connector 31 has a first limb 32 on which is provided an electrical termination for sensor arrangement 20, as will be described hereinbelow with respect to FIG. 3. FIG. 1 further shows a second limb 33 of Y-connector 31 in which is provided a reference electrode assembly 34, which will be described hereinbelow.
FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of the distal portion of sensor arrangement 20 showing certain details of a specific illustrative embodiment of ion-sensitive tip 21. As shown in this figure, a PVC tube 22 is terminated with a porous ceramic plug 23, so as to block and extend beyond a lumen 24 of the PVC tube. Of course, any of several known porous materials can be used in place of the ceramic plug. Porous ceramic plug 23 is covered on an external surface thereof with an ion-selective membrane 25. In this embodiment, ion-selective membrane 25 is formed of N,N'-dibenzyl-N,N'-diphenyl-1,2-phenylenedioxydiacetamide suspended in a vehicle, illustratively PVC with a plasticizer such as dioctyl sebisate. An illustrative method of forming the membrane has been discussed hereinabove.
The sensor tip of the present invention is provided with a sensor electrode 26 which is formed of a silver wire 27 which is covered with a "Teflon" insulation 28. An exposed portion of the silver wire is provided with a coating of silver chloride 29, as described hereinabove. Lumen 24 of the PVC tube is filled with an internal fluid, illustratively a saline solution.
FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of the other end of ion-concentration monitoring arrangement 10, showing Y-connector 31 and reference electrode assembly 34 arranged in second limb 33 of the Y-connector. In this embodiment, the reference electrode is a coated silver wire 40 the coating being "Teflon" insulating material, similar to that described hereinabove with respect to FIG. 2. The silver wire is provided with a coating of silver chloride 41 over a portion thereof, which portion is enclosed in a chamber defined in part by an electrode case 42. As shown in the figure, electrode case 42 is provided with a tapered portion 43 which mates with second limb 33 of Y-connector 31. In this embodiment, however, a dialysis membrane 44 is arranged to cover the opening of the tapered portion of the electrode case, and is held in place in the taper.
The other end of the chamber is sealed by a rubber bung 46 which is held in place by an epoxy resin 47. The rubber bung and the epoxy resin are configured in their centers to accommodate the Teflon coated silver wire which is electrically coupled at a solder joint 48 with an electric terminal 49. The reference electrode chamber defined by electrode case 42, dialysis membrane 44, and rubber bung 46 is filled with an electrolyte, which may be a dilute saline solution in one embodiment of the invention.
On the other side of dialysis membrane 44, an electrolyte 51 is arranged which communicates with the internal fluid of the patient (not shown) via the intravenous cannula. The internal fluid of the patient, which may be blood, therefore communicates directly with dialysis membrane 44. The dialysis membrane permits ions to cross therethrough into electrolyte 50, but not blood proteins.
FIG. 4 is a schematic representation of a specific illustrative circuit arrangement constructed in accordance with the invention for producing a signal responsive to a voltage across the reference and sensor electrodes. A fundamental difficulty addressed by the present invention is in the area of data acquisition from the sensors wherein the signal appears as a potential on a nonconducting plastic membrane. Thus, if any current is allowed to flow, the potential and signal disappear. It is therefore essential that the electronic system used with sensors be suitably calibrated to measure electrical potentials, while drawing negligible currents from its input sources. Additionally, the electronics must be simple and reliable and satisfy all electrical safety requirements for patient-connected equipment.
It is evident from FIG. 4 that there is present in the circuitry a measure of symmetry, and such symmetry is useful in achieving relatively high common mode rejection. Further significant features of the circuitry are that gain and offset are widely variable independently of one another, while retaining excellent linearity. Additionally, the specific illustrative embodiment is very efficient in that the rate of battery consumption is quite low.
In the circuit of FIG. 4, amplifier 60 functions as a non-inverting CMOS voltage amplifier of floating design working against a complementary amplifier 61. Amplifier 61 functions substantially as a voltage follower of the potential at the junction of resistors 63 and 64. However, there is additionally a contribution from a gain controller, in the form of a variable resistor 65.
The reference electrode is electrically coupled to an input terminal 67 which, in this embodiment, is the wiper contact terminal of a variable resistor 68. This variable resistor, as well as variable resistor 65, can be of the multiturn cermet type to facilitate adjustment. The sensor electrode is connected electrically to an input terminal 70 which is connected via a resistor 71 to the noninverting input of amplifier 60. Variable resistor 68 is electrically interposed between resistors 73 and 74 which are connected to respective ones of supply terminals 76 and 77. Similarly, resistors 63 and 64 are also connected to respective ones of supply terminals 76 and 77. The circuit is caused to float for offset control by variable resistor 68. In this embodiment, the offset control effected via variable resistor 68 is entirely independent of the gain control effected via variable resistor 65. A visual indicating meter 80 is connected to the output terminal of amplifiers 60 and 61 via respective resistors 81 and 82. The ohm values of resistors 81 and 82 are selected depending upon the maximum safe current which can be passed through meter 80, and preferably are of equal value to one another. These resistors, therefore, serve the dual purpose of limiting meter current, while also insuring that neither amplifier drives a different inductive load in the event that an AC interference signal is applied to both.
Fine tuning of common mode rejection is achieved by adjusting the relative gains of amplifiers 60 and 61. Such individual gains can be adjusted by selection of the values of feedback resistors 90 and 91, and capacitors 92 and 93. Satisfactory results are obtained if resistors 90 and 91 are equal in value to one another and capacitors 92 and 93 are also equal to one another.
Resistor 71, at the input of amplifier 60, serves to damp parasitic oscillations which might otherwise be set up in the input line from the sensor. The value of resistor 71 is rather large, but is relatively small when compared to the high input impedance of amplifier 60.
A practical embodiment of the invention has been constructed using the following components:
______________________________________Resistors 63, 64, 73, and 74 220 KohmsResistors 90 and 91 5.2 MohmsResistors 71, 81, and 82 470 KohmsVariable resistor 68 20 Kohms, multiturnVariable resistor 65 500 KohmsCapacitors 92 and 93 0.1 Mfarads, poly- styrene miniatureAmplifiers 60 and 61 7621DCPAMeter 80 100-0-100 μ ampBattery V+,- 1.5 V alkaline, AA______________________________________
Although the invention has been described in terms of specific embodiments and applications, persons skilled in the art can, in light of this teaching, generate additional embodiments without exceeding the scope or departing from the spirit of the claimed invention. Accordingly, it is to be understood that the drawings and descriptions in this disclosure are preferred to facilitate comprehension of the invention and should not be construed to limit the scope thereof.
Patent Citations
Non-Patent Citations
Referenced by
Legal Events
Original Image


text: Web exclusive! Which fabulous character do you know who will love the sentiment of this novelty wine glass? Price: Price pending This sassy sipper pairs a penchant for fun with a love of wine. A colorful character and the statement "Yes, I look fabulous for my vintage." is fired onto a lead-free crystal bowl. The dramatic red stem ensures this glass makes a statement in more ways than one. Mouth-blown glass Hand wash 16 oz. 9.25"H Imported More


text:
Problems ... deep vein thrombosis (DVT) (a blood clot in a deep vein), or a pulmonary embolism (a blood clot in the lung), you will need to ... » Read on
Introduction ... ly. DVT and pulmonary embolisms (clots in the lungs) are conditions known as venous thromboembolisms. Fortunat ... » Read on


text:
All Clearance
Versailles Mug
Add a touch of romance to any table with our exclusive Versailles...
Now: $3.99
Was: $9.95
Charles Viancin Hibiscus Storage Lids
No more struggling with plastic wrap or foil. This handy...
Now: $5.99 - $8.99
Was: $7.95 - $12.95
Kinetic Go Green GlassLock Food Storage - Set of 3, Square
Unique and innovative, Glasslock's tempered glass is stain...
Now: $24.99
Was: $42.95
Kinetic Go Green Square GlassLock Food Storage, 30 oz.
Unique and innovative, Glasslock's tempered glass is stain...
Now: $5.99
Was: $12.00
Emile Henry® Classics® Cerise Lasagna Dish
For great lasagna, a deep rectangular baking dish is a necessity...
Now: $54.99
Was: $79.95
Lékué Steam and Roast
Easily create mouthwateringly tender roasts, fall-apart pulled...
Now: $24.99
Was: $50.00
Galvanized Canisters
Perfect for storing coffee, sugar and other dry goods, these...
Now: $9.99 - $16.99
Was: $14.95 - $24.95
Italian White Lace Salad Plate
Inspired by antique lace doilies, these timeless salad plates are...
Now: $5.99
Was: $12.95
Porcelain Square Bread Plate
Simple and stylish, white square bread plate complement any...
Now: $4.99
Was: $10.00
Porcelain Square Plates
Simple and stylish, white square plates complement any décor. ...
Now: $6.99 - $45.99
Was: $15.95 - $79.80
Tivoli Bowl
These vividly colored, multipurpose bowls are perfect for serving...
Now: $1.99 - $4.95
Was: $4.95
Lemon Cork Placemats, Set of 4
Our cork-backed Lemon placemats add a vibrant splash of color to...
Now: $26.99
Was: $39.95
Blanc Lion's Head Tureen
Our lion's head tureen features a traditional French...
Now: $29.99
Was: $49.95
Emile Henry® Citron Butter Pot
Natural butter at room temperature always tastes better and...
Now: $24.99
Was: $35.95
La Tourangelle Pumpkin Seed Oil
Handcrafted using centuries-old Austrian techniques, each batch of ...
Now: $8.99
Was: $19.95
Kuhn Rikon Extra-Large Spill Stopper
Invented in Germany, this lid will change the way cooks boil...
Now: $17.99
Was: $34.95
Sur La Table® Medium Colanders
Drain pasta, clean fruits and veggies and more with this kitchen...
Now: $8.99
Was: $14.95
Madeira Fogo Serving Board
Constructed from thermally treated ash, these beautiful serving...
Now: $14.99 - $19.99
Was: $34.95 - $49.95
Sur La Table® Eiffel Tower Tealight Holder
Francophiles will adore this fun tealight holder in the shape of...
Now: $11.99
Was: $16.95
Kuhn Rikon Crinkle Cutter
Make perfect garnishes, waffle fries and more with this...
Now: $5.99
Was: $14.00
Perfect Mix Oil & Vinegar Bottle
Unique three-in-one design pours oil and vinegar together in a...
Now: $19.99
Was: $39.95
Gingham Burger Basket Liners
Parchment basket liners are perfect for burgers and sandwiches...
Now: $1.99
Was: $6.00
Blue Floral & Stripe Vintage-Inspired Apron
Our exclusive apron is a fun, stylish way to protect your clothes...
Now: $16.99
Was: $34.95


text:
Please note that the General Membership meeting scheduled for tonight has been rescheduled for Tuesday March 10th. This will be our sponsors night as well. We look forward to seeing you!
The purpose of our club is to have FUN while we maintain an association of members who are united in encouraging restoration and preservation of all types of motorized vehicles.
It's time to renew your membership for 2015!
Dues are $15 for a single member or $20 for a member and an associate member. Members and Associate Members must be at least 18 years of age. Both Members and Associate Members have voting privileges.
When you send in your renewal please be sure to include our "Renewal Information Form" so we can make sure all your information on our membership list is correct. If you need a copy of the form you can download it here.
Please make all change payable to Top Dead Center Motor Club and mail to P.O. Box 173 Lionville, PA 19353. You can also pay your dues at a monthly general membership meeting.
NOTE: Those who joined and paid their dues during our "Special" at Drive Out Hunger are already paid for 2015, no need to renew until next year!


text:
- Food
- Family
- Style
- Series and Features
- Love & Sex
- Work/Life
- Health
- Entertainment
- News
- Blogging
The Power to Live Your Best Life Now
By Purposefullead on April 07, 2014
As children we were often asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Based on our dreams or what we had seen other adults do or be, we responded with zest and zeal about what we wanted to do or be. We were emphatic about becoming, a doctor, a lawyer, a chef, a mechanic, an entrepreneur. As life evolved for each of us, our dreams changed, the path of life changed and we became who we are today…or have we? Much of what we do or not do in life revolves around the choices that we make and some of those choices can cause us to lose our fire, especially if the choice that we made didn't fulfill our dream. Think about it, as a young person there was nothing that could stop you from going after what you wanted except fear and you probably found a way around it or just tackled it all together, right? So what happens when we become adults, what happens to the fire?
As we age, we often think that we can't do or achieve any more than we already have because of our age. Take the average 50-year old man or woman. They've worked mostly all of their lives, have the beautiful home, children, put the kids through college, pay the bills and life becomes route, mundane. We don't think of the next phase of life except in terms of retirement. Unfortunately, for most, when retirement does come, we don't take advantage of the extra time on our hands by doing some of the things that we love. There is no more absolute passion for life, no thoughts about the future. However, understand this; if you don't understand anything else, your life journey has many paths. If you haven't found and fulfilled your purpose, now is the time to do it. Understand that you are Not an Accident Your life has purpose. It's up to you to discover it. So what is it that you have always wanted to do and/or be and just never go around to it? The one thing in your life that you are so passionate about that your thoughts keep brining you back to it or, as you go through life, you wish you had explored it but put it off. It's no accident. Until you explore the possibilities, it will continue to nag at you until you do something with it.
Raising your Level of Expectation
When you live your passion, what do you expect? What will it change in your life and the lives of others? True story, while my mom worked in the medical field for many years and wanted to become a nurse, she never had the opportunity to go back to school, so she worked as a medical assistant. It was fulfilling to her and she often found herself teaching others what she knew, even the nurses. They looked to her for guidance, and for her expertise when dealing with patients. When she retired, she moved out the state and decided that she wanted to go back to work part-time doing what she loves as a medical assistant but when she accepted a position, the place where she worked was very critical of her way of doing things and she lost her fire, her confidence and quit. My sister needed a baby sitter to watch her infant and kindergartener, so she asked my mom if she could help. Her patience and passion for helping them with their homework and the good grades that they receive are a result of the discipline that she has instilled in them. She set an expectation for herself to be more than a retired person. Because she set that expectation and instilled an expectation of excellence in her grandchildren's school -work, at 70-years old, she was asked to work in the local school as a reading teacher for kindergarten, first and second graders. Her passion for teaching led her to this moment in her retired years to do something greater. She reinvented herself. She flipped the switch on her attitude that she wasn't useful to that of being "useful." Your life will follow your expectations.
"Watch your thoughts, they become your words, watch your words, they become your actions, watch your actions they become your character, watch your character, it becomes your destiny."
Flip the Switch on Your Attitude
Your mind is similar to a computer. What you program into it will dictate how it will function, in other words, your attitude. Think about this for a moment, if you were to say that you hate your computer and the output that it gives you, you have only yourself to blame for what you programmed into it. You can have the most powerful computer in the world, but if you program it with the wrong software, it's not going to function the way that you want it to, according to the manufacturer's specifications. It's been rendered useless. It's like a computer virus entered your computer and caused damage. That's what negative thoughts do to us as we replay all of the things that hurt us in life or made us feel inferior, etc. It is a virus of your mind. It affects the attitude we have toward our circumstances, our lives, others and ourselves. The subconscious mind holds onto the pain, hurt from the past, and keeps it with you in the present. In order to change your circumstances you have to change your attitude. Instead of saying that I'll never get that new client, simply say to yourself, I'm going to get that new client and it may not be right now, but I will get them as my client. Manifest destiny!
Related Posts
Recent Posts by Purposefullead
Recent Posts
Most Popular on BlogHer
Follow BlogHer
Knock Out Your Cold Sore
We asked our bloggers to share their tips for staying confident even when having a cold sore. Check out their posts and learn how you could win a $100! Read more