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Does a full integrated under counter wine fridge exist?
We are thinking of moving the location of the wine fridge in our kitchen layout, but in its new location I would like one that is undercounter and fully integrated, but I can't seem to find one! Any ideas? Thanks!
Maybe I am just not getting the term, but what are you meaning my fully integrated?
If by fully integrated you mean accepts a door panel overlay and can be located so that this panel is in the same plane as nearby cabinet door panels, then the Perlick Signature series meets the definition. If fully integrated extends to having the toe-kick area paneled also, then it fails because that is where the refrigeration exchanges air. There may also be requirements on space at the back that increase the counter depth -- I don't recall as I usually add counter-depth space anyway for other reasons.
Thanks for following up. By fully integrated I mean that it looks like your surrounding cabinets with no glass panel that shows the wine inside. Sub zero has an integrated option but it only matches the perimeter of the door to the surrounding cabinets, there is still a glass window in the center.
I understand that one would want the exchange at the bottom uncovered, I am just trying to find one where the door would be all wood.
Does anyone have a Perlick? What do you think of it?
Now I understand and yes Perlick does offer that option. I do have a Perlick C-Series, which isn't the top of the line, but I got it from the Factory seconds area and at 1/2 price it was a steal. It does have audible noise to it, but nothing that my wife and I can't live with.
Here is a link to the C-Series:
C-Series LINK
Here is a link to the factory seconds:
Factory Seconds Link
Hope this helps
Apparently ULIne makes one too!
I am going to need to compare the two.
If you go with the signature series in Perlick you are basically going top of the line. I think, if I recall correctly, it has a multi-stage compressor, but I could be wrong about that.
I know you won't come close on prices for the two (U-line and perlick).
If you can get one with the stainless door for cheap on the factory seconds you can always remove that and put on the cabinet panel, there are just screws holding it on, they are interchangeable.


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Packing and moving involves a lot of unexpected unearthing — at some point during the process I inevitably run into one of those boxes that contains a multitude of my past work. And we're not talking works that are merely recent. Oh, no. We're talking fiction and poetry that goes back to high school — no, junior high — no, elementary school. Seriously. Heaps and mounds of garbage.
Newsflash: I am proof positive that you can start out as an awful writer. You do not need to be born with any kind of talent. I am cobbled together only of learned skills, and now I can proudly say that I am no longer an awful writer — I am, in fact, a deliciously mediocre one. Break out the bubbly!
Anyway, I'm tempted to post some of my earlier work here, just so you can all fling lumps of feces at it and we can all share a mighty larf, but for now — given yesterday's post and tomorrow's as-yet-unannounced-surprise-secret-post — I think I have something better.
See, once upon a time I'd track down advice from authors and professors I respected, and when I found it I'd print it out and tape it to my wall. I don't do that anymore (though part of me wonders if maybe it's a practice worth renewing, though perhaps with less "ruin-the-wall-paint"), but in the box I did find a cache of advice from other writers. This one in particular is one I like:
"I did a tremendous amount of soul searching before I approached this topic in fantasy. In the end, I did so only because fantasy needs the rocky foundation of reality to support it. Suspension of disbelief is what makes magic or dragons work within a story. If the author suspends all that is ugly and dangerous in the world in the name of protecting the hero or heroine, then the hand of the writer becomes too obvious. Suspension of disbelief is replaced with, 'This is all pretend and we have nothing to fear. Only the bad guys get killed, and the hero will be restored to full health right after the commercial.' We then get too many incidents of Deus ex machina. The whole plot falters as the author artificially pushes the events along. In some fantasy books, all the really bad stuff never ever happens to the characters you care about. Only minor characters are ever really in danger. That doesn't work for me." — Robin Hobb (aka Megan Lindholm)
I don't really know where that quote comes from. The attribution given on the print-out is "online mgsboard," which could only be more ambiguous if I wrote "from the Internet."
Even still, it's a great quote from an author that knows how to put her protagonists through the wringer. (For this reason alone I must must must recommend her Farseer Assassin's trilogy. I think most fantasy is pat, pap, and frankly, crap. Her work is elevated to something truly great.) What she says here speaks in part to what I said earlier about "punishing your characters," but I also like that it speaks to the authenticity of fantasy. How we need to strive for reality amidst the make-believe to make the make-believe feel less like fantasy. (Jiminy Crisps, that's a mouthful.)
Anyway. There you go.
If you have good quotes from authors on writing advice or "the process," feel free to drop 'em in a comment. If I find any more good ones as I unearth more madness from my archives, I'll post 'em.
Keep your grapes peeled for a secret mission, tomorrow.
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I secretly hope tomorrow's secret mission is a contest to unearth our terrible writings of the past, post them up, and see who was the worst of the worst tortured teenage wannabe writers. I've got more than a few composition books stashed away that teeter between "Tee hee, I'm ripping off anime!" and "I'm so tragically dark and depressed but I'm writing this in pink sparkle pen" stories that I think my parents should have put me on lithium. And that's to say nothing of the poetry. Dear god, the poetry!
I have oodles and bunches of quotes pinned to a cork board, but only one that I see every time I sit down at my computer: "There have been plenty of self-destructive rebel-angel novelists over the years, but writing is about getting your work done and getting your work done every day. If you want to write novels, they take a long time, and they're big, and they have a lot of words in them…" –Michael Chabon
Oh, if we're playing THAT game I'm gonna bust out the fanfic I wrote back in high school. The almost novel/novella length fanfic. With parts that I wrote while listening to very specific Linkin Park/ Evanessence songs.
Because if I'm going to embarrass myself with old writing, I'm going to go all. The. Way.
When I first started to write, I was terrible. I couldn't finish anything. Right about pg. 32, it'd all come tumbling down. I wrote an email to one of the authors that I was reading at the time: Heather Graham (aka Shannon Drake, not the actress). I asked for advice, and what she told me stuck:
Paraphrased, she told me to shut up, sit down, and write it out. She told me to turn off the Word squiggly warnings so that I couldn't see the typos or grammar finger-shakes, and to ignore the voice in my own head that said "Wait, that came out wrong…" Instead, just write it out, get it down on the page, and if a scene just was not coming, to insert a note that says [insert scene where dude gets killed by muppet wielding a ballpoint pen here] and move on.
When it was done, when I'd written THE END, she told me, take a breather. Let it sit for a few hours, a day, whatever. Then go back in, turn on the Word warnings, and get to editing and polishing and filling in.
Otherwise, especially as a new writer, I'd get caught up in the vicious cycle of editing and re-editing, tweaking the first 32 pages over and over. She was write… I mean right! The very next book I began, I finished. And then I finished one after that. (Neither of these sold, but this isn't advice about making it good… Ahem!)
However, Heather's advice rang so true for me, stuck so much, that I still think of it when I sit down to write today. My latest endeavor will be published by Avon next year, and I attribute it all to "shut up, sit down, and write it all".
This segues nicely into another quote, this one by Cherry Adair—who does workshops at the ECWC in Seattle every year: "You can't edit invisible ink." It's true. It doesn't matter if I've had a bad day, if I'm tired, if I'm lazy, if I'd rather be teaching my four cats to scuba dive. I have a commitment, a need to write a certain amount of pages, and even if I feel like it's all crap, I have to make that commitment.
If it's crap, I can polish it into a diamond. It's impossible to make a diamond out of nothing, though.
My absolute favorite quote of all time (at least about writing) is one that I use as my personal banner, a sort of mantra:
"Too many people want to have written." — Terry Pratchett
When I think about how much work I'm getting into, when I think of deadlines, tours, commitments, PR, bad reviews, and all the work and stress that goes into a Career as an Author(tm), I remember what he said and think to myself, "Not me. I want to write." I want the good bits, the bad bits, and the bits where valium starts to look like a pretty good deal.
… Not that I'd recommend valium for dessert. Really.
-"in those days i'd try to write ten pages a day, these days i just try to move the cursor to the right of the page."
-"make the most of the time you're wasting. Don't sit there and stare at the cursor, wondering what it is you're going to write next. After three years of doing that, i sat there one day and i was looking at the cursor blinking, and i realised for fifteen minutes i'd been tuning out the sound of my daughter laughing and i thought, what am i doing? I'm going to go play with my kid."
-"the night that i won the academy award -words that are still uncomfortable coming out of my mouth, i don't feel i've earned it, i'm going to spend the rest of my life earning that thing- the night that i won that award was one of the worst nights of my life. I was in a relationship that was going nowhere, Brian and i weren't speaking to each other. It was supposed to be the best night of my life, and i didn't feel anything. The day that i was sitting in that copy room, and i looked at the bulletin board, and i saw the end of the Usual Suspects, i consider one of the greatest days of my life. Because i knew i'd come up with a really good, really unique idea, and i knew how to make that idea work."
All taken from a q&a with Chris McQuarrie. I find them pretty inspiring for my current take on the writing process. Which is to say, i've tried to fill my head with some theory and books and find that (right now at least) i'm more comfortable following my instincts. So i don't keep quotes to hand on what goes where or how to do something. I keep quotes like this, which are about learning to go with it. Learning to trust my brain, and to not block out the sound of life whizzing by.


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The Fringe teams from both universes gather so Walter can tell everyone what David Robert Jones is planning: to collapse both universes to create a Big Bang for a new universe that he will populate with his scary creatures and with laws of physics that he will decide for himself. As for how he's going to do it -- well, that's what the amphilicite is for, and he has also enlisted the help of the Cortexiphan kids to serve as earthquake triggers around the world. That means we get to visit with Nick Lane again. Two of them! The Earth-2 version is visually connected to Earth-1 version (without actually knowing what's going on), and the Earth-1 version is working with David Robert Jones, who has tricked him into thinking he's trying to save the universe from evil Earth-2.
The Fringe teams work to prevent more assaults, because the only other option is to shut down the bridge, which is what's allowing Jones' cross-universe assaults in the first place. That's the last resort, because the bridge is healing Earth-2, and no one wants to stop that. But when stopping Nick Lane doesn't stop the assaults, there's not much choice left but to shut things down. People say goodbye to their counterparts in an unsurprisingly moving episode, especially as we watch Walter wretchedly trying not to seem like such a universe-destroying fool in the shadow of the clear-minded and forceful Walternate. They have a touching heart-to-heart about Peter, tough decisions and everything else under the sun. Lincoln's electing to stay on the Earth-2 side, mainly because of its lower Olivia-in-love-with-someone-else index. I kept expecting some last-minute twist, or an episode-ending cliffhanger to lead into next week's Part 1 of the season finale, but nothing: the other side winks out and is gone. I gotta say, I'm looking forward to the next two episodes even more now that I know they're not going to be the final two. Let's call Season 5 a thirteen-part series finale!
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Walter emphasizes his point with amusingly crappy slides -- hand-drawn doodlings of a couple of globes getting closer and then a black space where they merge. And then matter and energy are compressed to a point and the density is so great it has no recourse to rapidly expand outwards again, creating a Big Bang. Mutual destruction of their world and ours.
Olivia asks why he would do this and Walter says it's to create another universe: "A world in which the laws of physics and nature are designed and controlled by him." What? How does that work? But it gets worse, because Broyles asks how Walter came to this conclusion and Walter says it was a dream. Broyles' eyes widen hilariously and despite Walter trying to explain about his subconscious mind working while his conscious mind rests, Fauxlivia suggests -- "with all respect," she says -- that maybe it was just a dream.
That's when Walternate speaks up in Walter's defense, saying that if he's learned one thing, it's that anything is possible and what Dr. Bishop suggests should not be overlooked. Yeah, that's some professional courtesy for fellow Walter Bishops, right? So assuming Walter's right, Peter wonders how Jones would achieve this. Given we haven't seen the opening sequence yet, we know that's exactly what we're going to find out.
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How does Comfort R work with the XV95 furnace...I understand it that is runs for one minute at 50% to cool down the coil, then at 80% for 7.5 minutes and then at 100%?
Which setting is the best to pull the moisture out of the air? We live in a very humid Alabama climate.
Can I control the humidity from a thermostat on the XV95 and a 13seer AC unit?
Which thermostat would I need to use to be able to control the humidity?
If I cannot control the humidity on the this system, what pieces am I missing to make it work?
How do I know that my system is working properly and efficiently?
Lastly, what is a reasonable temperature difference from inside a second floor to the outside temperature ? Example if it is 90 degress outside should the unit be able to cool to 68 degrees, and how long should it run to get to that temperature?
Thank you!
If you the homeowner want to independently control humidity setting in AC cooling, then the preferred thermostat is Honeywell Vision Pro IAQ that has "dehumidify on demand" feature. With this stat, comfort r setting is disabled.
Second choice would be Trane or AmStd 803 or identical HW 8321 that
makes the Trane stat. Comfort R setting is used with this stat.
Before I made any changes, you need to take some humidity readings at several different areas in your home at different times of the day.
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A flexible guidewire having a radiopaque marker at its distal end. The marker is defined by a platinum band attached to a reduced diameter portion of a guidewire core wire. A flexible spring overlies the radiopaque marker bank. The spring is constructed of stainless steel. A weld band is formed at the distal end of the core wire and is fused to the distal end of the marker band to thereby cause these elements to be fused into a single unitary structure.
1. A guidewire having a radiopaque distal tip comprising:
a) an elongated core wire including a first, uniform diameter cylindrical core wire portion and a second more flexible, reduced diameter core wire portion at the distal end of said uniform diameter portion;
b) a coiled wire spring having distal and proximal ends attached to the core wire and extending from the uniform diameter portion to the distal end of the reduced diameter portion of the core wire;
c) a cylindrical band formed of a highly radiopaque material interposed between the coiled wire spring and the core wire and extending from the distal end of the core wire along the flexible portion of the core wire and being of a length which is substantially shorter than the length of the flexible portion of the core wire; and,
d) a weld bead fused to the distal end of the core wire, the distal end of the cylindrical band and the distal end of the coiled spring, to thereby provide a single unitary structure.
2. The guidewire of claim 1 wherein the reduced diameter portion of the core wire includes a flattened portion which extends distally from the first uniform diameter portion, and a second uniform cylindrical diameter portion which extends distally from the flattened portion wherein said radiopaque band is mounted on the second uniform cylindrical portion of the core wire.
3. The guidewire of claim 2 wherein the diameter of the second uniform cylindrical portion of the guidewire is less than the diameter of the first uniform cylindrical portion of the guidewire.
4. The guidewire of claim 1 wherein the reduced diameter portion includes a first tapered portion which extends distally from the first uniform diameter portion, a second uniform diameter cylindrical portion having a diameter which is smaller than the diameter of the first uniform portion and which extends distally from the first tapered portion, a second tapered portion which extends distally from the second uniform diameter cylindrical portion, a flattened portion which extends distally from the second tapered portion, a third tapered portion which extends distally from the flattened portion, and a third uniform diameter portion which extends distally from the third tapered portion wherein said radiopaque band is mounted on said third uniform diameter portion.
5. The guidewire of claim 4 wherein the diameter of the second uniform diameter cylindrical portion is smaller than the diameter of the first uniform diameter cylindrical portion and the third uniform diameter cylindrical portion is smaller than the diameter of the second uniform diameter cylindrical portion.
6. The guidewire of claim 1 including a second cylindrical band formed of a highly radiopaque material and being of a length which is substantially shorter than the length of the flexible portion of the core wire, said second cylindrical band being interposed between the coil wire spring and the core wire and being spaced apart from said first cylindrical band by a predetermined distance.
This invention relates to a guidewire used to position a balloon catheter within a blood vessel of a human subject, and more particularly, to a guidewire having an integral marker segment and distal tip at the distal end of the guidewire.
The medical procedure of coronary angioplasty can increase blood flow through the coronary artery system. This procedure may sometimes be used as an alternative to coronary bypass surgery. A catheter having a deflated balloon at its distal end is guided through the cardiovascular system to the coronary artery of the heart. The balloon is inflated to compress deposits which have accumulated along the inner walls of the coronary artery to thereby widen the artery lumen and increase blood flow.
One technique for positioning the balloon catheter is that of using an elongated flexible guidewire which is inserted into the vessel of a patient and used to guide the balloon catheter into the vessels.
The guidewire passes through a tortuous or winding path as it is inserted into the subject. The distal tip is flexible to avoid damaging inner walls of the blood vessels that the guidewire tip contacts along the winding path. The distal tip is often pre-bent to a desired configuration so that the guidewire can be inserted into the branching blood vessels along the path. When the tip is pre- bent the physician must be able to orient the tip so it can be pushed into these branching blood vessels.
Prior art patents which disclose flexible, elongated guidewires are U.S. Pat. No. 4,545,390 to Leary, U.S. Pat. No. 4,538,622 to Samson et al. and U.S. Pat. No. 3,906,938 to Fleischhacker. U.S. Pat. No. 4,846,186 to Box et al. is assigned to the assignee of the present application and is incorporated herein by reference.
One problem with currently available guidewires concerns the visibility of the guidewire and in particular the visibility of the distal tip of the guidewire. If the guidewire is fully opaque on an x-ray or fluoroscopy viewing screen, it may hinder positioning the balloon catheter which must also be radiopaque. Also, such fully opaque guidewires may hinder viewing of post angioplasty angiograms used in studying the effects the angioplasty procedure had on the treated vessel. Guidewires that have opaque markers spaced back from the tip do not adequately depict the exact position of the tip on the viewing monitor.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,922,924 to Gambale et al. discloses a guidewire for use with a balloon catheter. The guidewire includes a coil assembly that is formed from a highly radiopaque coil and a non-radiopaque coil, arranged in bifilar arrangement to define a moderate radiopacity guidewire section. U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,259,393 to Viera et al.; 5,267,574 to Viera et al. and 5,353,808 to Viera, Viera being the applicant of the present invention, are all directed toward guidewire systems having radiopaque markers.
Another problem with guidewires having a radiopaque markers at the distal tip of the guidewire is that it is very difficult to secure the radiopaque marker to the guidewire so that the marker remains attached to the guidewire.
The present invention relates to an elongated flexible guidewire designed for insertion into blood vessel to aid in the positioning of a balloon catheter within the blood vessel.
An elongated flexible guidewire constructed in accordance with the invention includes a core wire having a uniform first diameter portion extending to a distal portion of the guidewire where the core wire tapers to a second lesser diameter portion shorter than the first diameter portion. A flexible coiled wire spring extends over the length of a distal portion of the core wire and is attached at either of its ends to the core wire. A highly radiopaque marker band is interposed between the coiled wire spring and the core wire at the distal end of the core wire to increase the visibility of the guidewire at the distal end of the guidewire. A hemispherical weld bead is bonded to the core wire, the coiled wire and marker band to form a unitary structure.
In accordance with a preferred construction the flexible coil spring is constructed from stainless steel and it extends over the highly radiopaque marker band that is mounted on the core wire. The marker band is formed from highly radiopaque platinum that is visible through the coil when viewed on an x-ray viewing monitor.
As the stainless steel segment is wound, the pitch of the winding over the marker band is altered to leave gaps between adjacent coils. The highly radiopaque marker band is visible beneath these gaps.
From the above it is appreciated that one object of the invention is a flexible guidewire having improved visibility at the very distal end of the guidewire. Also, the radiopaque marker band is formed as a unitary structure with the core wire and the distal tip of the guidewire in order to fixedly secure those elements to each other. This and other objects, advantages and features of the invention will become better understood from a detailed description of the invention which is described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view showing a blood vessel that has been occluded with deposits along an inner wall and shows the positioning of a flexible guidewire and balloon catheter mounted on the guidewire within a blood vessel;
FIG. 2 is an elevation segmented view of a flexible guidewire core wire constructed in accordance with the invention; and
FIG. 3 is a view of a flexible guidewire constructed in accordance with the invention as it appears when viewed on a fluoroscopic viewing screen.
FIG. 1 illustrates a distal portion of a flexible, small diameter guidewire 10 that can be guided through the cardiovascular system of a patient. A distal end of the guidewire is shown in FIG. 1 approaching a region in a blood vessel 12 having occlusions 14 which restricts blood flow through the blood vessel 12. The guidewire 10 is long enough to be routed from a patient entry point through the vessel to the obstructed blood vessel region. In a preferred embodiment the guidewire has a length L of 175 cm. (approximately 69 inches). As the guidewire 10 is inserted along the tortuous path to the obstructed blood vessel region, an attending physician conducting the procedure monitors progress of the guidewire 10 on a viewing screen.
FIG. 1 also illustrates the use of a guidewire for routing a balloon catheter 20 to the vicinity of the obstructions 14. The balloon catheter 20 includes a passageway or lumen that extends from a proximal location outside the patient to a distally located balloon 22. Fluid is routed into the catheter through this lumen to inflate the balloon 22. A distal tip portion 24 of the catheter 20 includes a marker band 26 to aid the attending physician in monitoring balloon catheter progress as it is positioned within the patient. A second, center passageway or lumen in the catheter 20 has a diameter sufficient to accommodate the guidewire 10 so that once the guidewire is properly positioned within the subject, the catheter 20 can be slid over the guidewire.
The distal tip portion of the guidewire 10 is flexible and can be bent to a predetermined configuration to facilitate routing the guidewire 10 along the cardiovascular system to the occluded region of the blood vessel 12. The pre-bent tip can be re-oriented by the physician. Torque applied to the proximal end of the guidewire is transmitted along the length of the guidewire to orient the distal tip to point in a desired direction.
In use, a distal end of the guidewire 10 is routed through a narrow passageway 14a in the obstruction 14 and the balloon catheter 20 slipped over the guidewire until the balloon 22 bridges the region 14 of obstructions within the blood vessel 12. The balloon 22 is then inflated and the outer surface of the balloon contacts the obstruction 14. The inner walls of the obstruction 14 are compressed or sometimes fractured and a wider lumen or passageway is created in the blood vessel 12.
As described in detail below, the guidewire 10 is constructed so that bands or regions 30 of high radiopaqueness appear when the blood vessel 12 is monitored on a viewing screen. The bands 30 are separated at a fixed distance thereby giving a reference length. The opacity of the bands 30 can be varied and in such an embodiment to allow adequate tracing of the guidewire while minimizing interference with a post procedure angiogram.
Turning now to FIG. 2, the guidewire 10 is seen to include a center stainless steel wire core 40 having a first uniform diameter D, in the range 0.0130-0.035 inch, extending well over half the length "L" of the guidewire. To improve the depiction of details of the distal portion of the guidewire 10, this uniform diameter elongated portion has been sectioned and a major portion of its length deleted from FIG. 2.
The total length of the uniform diameter portion 40 is approximately 148 cm. of the total guidewire length "L" of 175 cm. It is typically covered with a suitable coating to make its outer surface lubricious. A short proximal portion of the core 40 is not coated to allow for easier handling by the physician. The remaining distal segment of the guidewire has a length "S" of approximately 27 cm.
At the distal end of the guidewire, the wire core 40 tapers along a portion 50 uniformly to a portion 52 having a uniform diameter D'. A coiled wire spring 60 covers a distal portion of the core wire. The core 40 is again tapered uniformly along a segment 62. The next most distal segment 64 of the core 40 is flattened and is also surrounded by the tightly coiled portion of the spring 60. This next most distal segment of the guidewire 10 has a length of approximately 1 inch and can be pre-bent to a particular configuration by the attending physician to facilitate insertion of the guidewire within the subject.
At the extreme distal tip portion of the guidewire 10, a weld bead 70 is bonded to the distal portion 60b of the spring 60, to the distal cylindrical portion 65 of the core wire. The weld defines a smooth hemispherical bead which does not damage the inner lining of the blood vessels as the guidewire tip comes in contact with those linings.
The spring 60 is soldered to the core 40 using, Surgical Grade Solder. One solder connection 72 joins the proximal spring portion 60a and the intermediate cylindrical portion. The core 40 is constructed from a uniform diameter stainless steel wire which is centerless ground along the tapered segments to the reduced diameter segments. The flattened portion 64 is formed by rolling or stamping a uniform diameter core portion having an initial diameter of 0.0025 inch which when flattened by a die, results in 0.0018 inch thick by 0.0045 inch wide flattened portion that "bulges" outward on two sides.
The spring 60 is closely packed along the entire length except for the distal tip of the spring so that adjacent coils of the spring 60 touch each other. The coil 60 overlies high radiopaque bands or rings 102, 103. The bands 102, 103 are preferably platinum metal and are spaced apart a fixed distance and provide a length reference for a physician viewing the core wire 10 on a viewing screen. Each band 102, 103 on the core wire corresponds to a band 30 on the viewing screen depicted in FIG. 3.
The next most distal segment 66 of the core wire 40 extending from the flattened portion 64 is tapered outwardly and this segment terminates in the uniformly cylindrical segment 65 of a slightly smaller diameter than the diameter of either of the other cylindrical segments 40,52
During fabrication of the guidewire 10, the band 102 is slipped over the core wire and attached by soldering to the core wire 40. A final distal band 103 is slipped over the core wire and soldered to the core wire 40. The separation between bands 102 can be adjusted depending upon the intended use of the guidewire. In a preferred embodiment, the separation is the same between adjacent bands and is determined by the number of coils in the coil segments 104. Preferably, the marker bands are formed of platinum, however, it is desired to have the radiopacity of the visible bands 30 lighter, a different alloy or material is utilized for different bands 102.
Upon applying the weld bead 70 to the core wire the heat of welding causes the distal end of the platinum marker band 103 to melt and the distal end of the stainless steel spring to melt thereby fusing these three elements together to form a single unitary structure.
The guidewire 10 depicted in FIG. 2 is particularly suited for insertion into small diameter blood vessels and can be used, for example, for positioning a balloon in a bridging relationship within the coronary artery.
FIG. 3 illustrates the image of the guidewire 10 which a physician would see while using the guidewire during angioplasty. Unlike a fully radiopaque guidewire, the bands 30 are visible at spaced locations to aid the physician during the angioplasty while not interfering with a post procedure angiogram. The bands 30 are spaced at one-half inch intervals to provide a reference for the physician with regard to positioning the guidewire 10 within the blood vessel 12.
The dimensions mentioned in this specification are for a preferred embodiment in the invention for use in small diameter blood vessels. These dimensions are representative of this use and are not intended to limit the invention, but rather define a small diameter guidewire whose characteristics are particularly advantageous. It is the intent, however, that the invention include all modifications and/or alterations from the disclosed dimensions and design falling within the spirt or scope of the appended claims.
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We have just taken delivery of some lovely micro-propagated Betula utilis ssp jacquemontii (the white Himalayan birch). These trees are English-grown and we have them…
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This is what I've been up to. I am almost finished with the huge space mosaic but veered off to do these butterflies. I am starting back on the space project tomorrow; guess I just needed a break.
Here is a link that might be useful: Silva's blog
Hi, Loribee, thanks. I don't know what I will end up doing with them! I made 7 mosaic butterflies on mesh for a public art project at the Calusa Nature Center in Fort Myers, Florida. They (along with many more) are installed directly to a concrete wall there. Then I made one and installed it on our wall. Then I kept making them, haha, it's turned into an obsession. One cool thing about mosaic on mesh is that it curves. So I may put them on a large container. I will have to think about this.
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I already have the Shin Li and plan to buy 3 more Asian pears. Should I grab this one? It is hard to tell exactly what pear this tree is without the ripe fruit.
I would not buy an unknown variety. Would not take it for free either. If I were planning 4 trees I would research and find the 4 best and not take anything other then those 4.
By research I mean read on the web and also try to find U pick and home growers near me that would share samples This is not hypothetical, it is what I do. In the end work is the same, so I want the best possible fruit.
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Does anyone have experience with Douglas Pears?
I personally dont, but here is an excerp from NCGR. I bet it's a great choice for you down in the heat!
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I am doing minor upgrade to an original kitchen (haven't demoed yet). The home is located on the San Francisco Peninsula and was built in the mid 1950s. The kitchen is original and could use a complete remodel however we have a 6 month old and 2 1/2 year old and can't afford it at the moment nor can we have the kitchen down for a long time.
Most likely I will remodel the kitchen in about 7-10 years after we save some $ and the kids are older. Therefore I do not want to spend a lot on this minor upgrade.
The scope of my upgrade is to cut out a cabinet and install a dishwasher. I am also going to remove the 4 1/4" tile and replace the counters and backsplashes with Granite.
So far I purchased a dishwasher, sink (KRAUS), garbage disposal, and faucet. I also bought a new 30" gas range (Frigidaire)
I currently have a 8" or 10" Blo-Fan Fryne round ventilation fan in the ceiling, that is as old as the home.
I am thinking of getting a wall mounted range hood and wanted to know what's is out there that is decent to good quality without costing a lot. I don't mind it was made in China. Actually the Kraus sink (made in China) that I got is really nice and the price was great.
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I saw a Summit Range Hood by Valore at Costco Online for $379, its 600cfm. Not sure if this is a good deal or if I can do better?
Any ideas of what brands to look at as well as discount online sellers would be much appreciated.
Check out Signature Hardware dot com They have lots of hoods and reasonable prices. They are imports. I have purchased from them and find them nice to deal with.
Check out Kobe hoods, which give a lot of bang for the buck. My preference is baffle filters instead of mesh filters. The Costco Summit hood you linked has mesh filters. Mesh filters tend to clog with grease which diminishes the hood's efficiency quickly. Baffle filter hoods typically cost more, but I believe the added expense is very worthwhile.
You mention you are replacing a fan in the ceiling. Does that mean you will be installing new ductwork for this wall-mount chimney hood? If so, try to install an exhaust duct that is 8". Most hoods (though not all) with 600 cfms or more require an 8" duct. If your duct is smaller than that, your hood will be less effective and more noisy through no fault of the hood. Having said that, there are hoods that are made to fit 6" ducts, just not as many of them.
A friend of mine bought a 30" ENJEN wall range hood $279 from ebay it looks nice, the seller gets great reviews and shipped quickly. It looks awesome and comes with everything needed for install. It can also be ducted or ductless. I will post pictures once she gets it installed in the next couple weeks.


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Whatever the season, burgers remain America's favorite sandwich. When it is too cold to grill outdoors, broil the patties or use an indoor grill. In addition to the standard fixings—ketchup, salsa, onions and tomatoes—make your burgers more nutritious by adding dark greens, such as watercress or spinach.
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- 2 slices whole-wheat country bread, crusts removed, torn into pieces
- 1/3 cup fresh or frozen and thawed blueberries
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, or to taste
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 12 ounces 90%-lean ground beef
- Place bread in a food processor and pulse into fine crumbs. Transfer to a large bowl. (No need to wash the workbowl.)
- Add blueberries, vinegar, mustard, Worcestershire, garlic, salt and pepper to the food processor; process until pureed. Scrape into the bowl with the breadcrumbs. Add ground beef and mix well with a potato masher. Divide the mixture into four equal portions; form into 1/2-inch-thick patties, about 4 inches in diameter.
- Meanwhile, preheat broiler or heat an indoor or outdoor grill to medium-high. If using the broiler, coat a broiler pan with cooking spray. If using a grill, oil the grill rack by rubbing it with an oil-soaked paper towel. Cook patties until browned and no longer pink in the center, 4 to 5 minutes per side. An instant-read thermometer inserted in the center should register 160°F. Serve immediately, with or without rolls and toppings.
Per serving: 200 calories; 9 g fat (4 g sat, 4 g mono); 55 mg cholesterol; 9 g carbohydrates; 19 g protein; 1 g fiber; 343 mg sodium; 344 mg potassium.
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"I (Carlos Chong DDS) have been practicing Dentistry in California since 1995 and started my own practice in 1999 in the beautiful city Encinitas. I work in all phases of Dentistry including (Cosmetic Dentistry,Endodontics,Periodontics,minor Oral Surgery,Implant Restaurations,Crown and Bridge,Dentures,Partials and recently I added soft tissue Lasers to my practice).This is a Family oriented Dental Office we see children,adults.
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"Are you searching for a dentist who can recognize the early signs of dental disease? Someone who can spot small problems before they get bigger? Someone who takes function into consideration while rendering an aesthetic result? Our doctors pride themselves in achieving and maintaining a high standard of care so that you benefit in every aspect. Small problems are easier to deal with and usually less expensive, too. Complete dentistry is our way of describing the utilization of form, function, and aethetics. Miss any one of these and your result will be less than optimum.
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"When you visit our office in Torrey Hills your smile and your oral health are our top priorities. Modern Dentistry has been proudly serving the San Diego Torrey Hills Carmel Valley Del Mar and La Jolla areas since 2005. During this time Dr. Mojaver and his team members have provided excellence in care in the fields of Cosmetic Family and Implant Dentistry. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized gentle care that you and your family deserves.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 855-528-7478 now.
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"When you visit our San Marcos dental office your smile is our top priority. Dr. Shah and his entire team are dedicated to providing you with the personalized quality dental care that you deserve.When you visit our office you will experience all the best that modern dentistry has to offer including a comprehensive list of general restorative and cosmetic dental services to meet the needs of the whole family. Our goal is to assist each patient in achieving and maintaining long term dental health and a beautiful smile.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 888-235-7013 now.
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"We are a unique dental office that focuses on the total health and wellness of our patients through oral health! We offer many specialized services so call us today to experience our great service first hand!We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 855-268-2233 now.
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"Family-oriented doesn't have to mean old-fashioned. Our friendly staff provides quality care using the latest equipment and technology while taking the time to get to know each of our patients. Our doctor is great with children and adults and offers personalized care in a friendly comfortable atmosphere. Let us show you all that dentistry has to offer.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 866-992-1164 now.
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"We're a family-oriented office that believes providing gentle personalized care. And we do everything we can to make our office a place where everyone in the family feels comfortable. How about complimentary beverages and a wide range of entertainment? And for the kids we've got books coloring books and videos. Most impressive of all check out our digital patient education system.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 866-992-2547 now.
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"Not only do we take care of the health of your teeth we also make sure your smile looks its best. We are a full-service practice offering everything from ultrasonic dental cleanings and tooth-colored fillings to root canal therapy teeth whitening and Invisalign ® braces. Plus we use state-of-the-art tools and techniques to deliver quicker more comfortable care.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 866-992-1520 now.
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"Building a foundation of trust by treating our patients as special individuals is vital to our success. We understand how uneasy some patients may feel about their dental visits and how we can make a difference in providing a relaxing and positive experience. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with excellent personalized care and service to make your visits as comfortable and pleasant as possible. We thank you for allowing us to take care of your dental needs and look forward to serving you.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 855-870-7072 now.
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Co-counsel for the principals of the San Francisco-based garment manufacturer who commenced a civil fraud action against its Hong Kong-based manufacturing agent, his wife and his company. A Mareva injunction was obtained and upheld despite several interlocutory challenges.


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Instead of being "trotted out" to the spotlight whenever taxation issues arise, small credit unions have much more to offer.
The $29B State Employees' CU, others, highlighted for proactive fight against fraud.
The nation's second largest credit union releases more financial data in anticipation of new NCUA rules.
Rose Conner continues as administrator after Jerrie Jay retired last year.
Read how SECU builds member engagement and reduces risk with hundreds of volunteer members.
State Employees' Credit Union teams up with the Center for Responsible Lending to help members avoid expensive car dealer add-ons.
State Employees' Credit Union in Raleigh, N.C., expands its network of members who perform peer loan reviews to 276.
Outgoing CEO Bill Cheney says membership, governance and access are among the topics the trade will examine.
Despite all the risk-weighting, the NCUA can require whatever it wants of your credit union's capital.
Despite risk-weighting and 7% leverage ratio, the NCUA can require whatever it wants of your credit union's capital.