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I'll check out your video when I have a little more time, but I just wanted to say how much I love my DPMS LR 308. I've owned it for about 5 yrs. now. I can't help with the 18" barrel loads, as I have the 24". This gun really isn't that picky to load for: It really likes 44gr. IMR4064 with a 155gr. Hornady Match H.P. loaded to the end of the magazine lips. Looking forward to the video.
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The Blackpool Gazette is an English evening newspaper based in Blackpool, Lancashire. Published every day except Sunday, it covers the towns and communities of the Fylde coast. It was formerly named the Evening Gazette after initially being named The West Lancashire Evening Gazette.
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The Gazette also publishes a daily online version in Polish, Witryana Polska - Polish Gazette to cater for the local Polish community.[2]
The Gazette also has a close link with local football club Blackpool F.C., although the newspaper decided to scrap club chairman Karl Oyston's weekly column "given such disgusting and offensive comments" he made to a Blackpool fan.[3]
- ^ "Company Directory: Blackpool Gazette & Herald Ltd". Johnston Press. Archived from the original on 2007-07-16. Retrieved 2007-10-05.
- ^ "Polish Gazette in the TV spotlight". Blackpool Gazette. 2006-11-13. Archived from the original on 2007-10-18. Retrieved 2007-10-05.
- ^ "Gazette comment: More shame on Blackpool FC" - Blackpool Gazette, 22 December 2014
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Produces the failed notifications report for a Microsoft SQL Server Notification Services application. The report contains a list of failed notification delivery attempts. Each row in the report includes the notification and subscription classes that produced the notification, the subscriber to which the notification would have been sent, and information about a delivery attempt. Use this report to troubleshoot notification delivery.
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The CTEC-built Garraventa fixed-grip quad, rising 420 vertical feet to the summit of Mt. Judah, can be accessed by riding the Mt. Judah Express lift, then skiing or riding a short distance to the new lift's bottom terminal. Accessing the expert-only runs of the Judah Bowl, the new chairlift also improves lift service to Sugar Bowl's impressive sidecountry terrain, with the new Backcountry Adventure Center taking skiers and riders on professionally-guided powder tours, teaching the skills needed for safe backcountry travel.
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Rams Picks REALLY Added to Youth of Team
One thing missed when talking the Rams draft was how young the players they took are. Barrett Jones is the eldest at 23 already, but the others are either just 23 when the season begains, or still 22. Alec Ogletree is the youngest, one of the youngest in this draft, at still age 21, not 22 till September.
This is a very good thing if a guy is good, because he'll be young when he is up for a new deal.
Isaac Bruce was one of the youngest ever to be drafted, and in the end, it meant for a longer career here.
Hopefully we'll see this for Austin, Bailey, McDonald, McGee, Stacy, Ogletree and Jones, not just a group with top talents, and good experience, and smarts, but one that is very young, even for an NFL draft crop.
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Wasn't Amobi Okoye like 18 or 19 when drafted by the Texans? Crazy. But I digress.
Yea, this whole roster has taken a huge shift down Ye Olde Father Time Mountain. It is rather exciting. As the old guard like the Patriots and Steelers deal with the effects of an old roster, we are looking to burst from the nest."Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning." --- Hesiod
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So you're saying that the addition of rookies tends to make the team younger? #UnexpectedConsequences
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Re: Rams Picks REALLY Added to Youth of Team
To paraphrase the immortal Ben Franklin (not easy to work him into a comment about the Rams), "We're waiting for the chirp, chirp, chirp of the eagle being born."
We are on our way back to prominence.
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One of the benefits of a younger team is that younger players tend to get hurt less with soft tissue type injuries. And injuries is what can cause havoc with a season.
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Isn't just about every draft pick like 21 - 24yrs old? I'm pretty sure every team got a tad bit younger
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In 1941 the European war ended in the Farthing Peace, a rapprochement between Britain and Nazi Germany. The balls and banquets of Britain's upper class never faltered, while British ships ferried "undesirables" across the Channel to board the cattle cars headed east. Peter Carmichael is commander of the Watch, Britain's distinctly British secret police. It's his job to warn the Prime Minister of treason, to arrest plotters, and to discover Jews. The midnight knock of a Watchman is the most dreaded sound in the realm. Now, in 1960, a global peace conference is convening in London, where Britain, Germany, and Japan will oversee the final partition of the world. Hitler is once again on British soil. So is the long exiled Duke of Windsor--and the rising gangs of "British Power" streetfighters, who consider the Government "soft," may be the former king's bid to stage a coup d'etat. Amidst all this, two of the most unlikely persons in the realm will join forces to oppose the fascists: a debutante whose greatest worry until now has been where to find the right string of pearls, and the Watch Commander himself.
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San Diego With Kids: Beyond the Zoo
By Lynn Perkins
Thanks to SeaWorld and a renowned Zoo, San Diego is a rather obvious kid-friendly destination. But this west coast city offers a lot more than pandas and Shamu's latest tricks, and lesser known attractions can make for a mellow family vacation. Here are my favorite things to do in San Diego with my preschool-age twins.
San Diego has a perfect climate for outdoor family time nearly all year long. We also have miles of beaches and parks. Our favorite beach is Windansea Beach in La Jolla. It's one of the most popular beaches, which is kind of the point. Its sleepy, private quality makes it beautiful and manageable with small children.
The middle section of the cove is the best sand castle terrain. We also spend time at the rocky edges of the cove, where the kids like to climb while we enjoy the scenic view (with one eye on the boys, of course). We've had many dolphin sightings from there.
Tip: Be prepared to have no public restrooms.
For waterfront without the beach, we love Liberty Station in Point Loma. It used to be a Navy Training Center, and is now a family destination with restaurants, shops and tons of open, grassy space that is perfect for flying kites. It's also a great spot for picnicking or just walking with a stroller.
Make the Most of Rainy Days
Rainy days don't happen often in San Diego, but when they do, our favorite indoor space is the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, an awesome hands-on science museum in Balboa Park. It has something for kids of all ages. Kid City is perfect for the under-5 set. The planetarium can be too dark for them. Older kids love it, along with the main science center and IMAX theater.
Local parents also love the children's area at the Coronado Public Library. On Tuesdays and Thursdays during the summer they offer activities like arts & crafts, magic shows, cooking classes, and story time.
Let the Kids Stay Up Late
Our favorite spots for enjoying an evening picnic include the cove at Solana Beach, Del Mar's Powerhouse Park or the Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park. During the summer, these three parks often hold free family friendly concerts
Tip: We always pack a warm blanket and sweaters along with dinner and snacks in case the fog rolls in, which is often does.
We also enjoy beach bonfires or making s'mores over barbeque coals at one of the waterfront areas along Mission Bay. SeaWorld puts on a fireworks show almost every night throughout the summer, and it can be seen from almost any spot here.
Don't Forget to Eat
Station Tavern & Burgers in South Park has mastered the family dining experience. Adults enjoy comfort food and a constantly changing selection of local and craft beers in an outdoor dining area while their kids play in an adjacent play area. It's like a big backyard with picnic tables and great food. Order a side of tater tots—these are not the tater tots you remember from the school cafeteria!
[Thinking of Going? Check the FG! Hotel Guide for family friendly San Diego hotels.]
Have A Date Night
Whether you want a downtown vibe or something beachy and casual, there are so many great restaurants in San Diego, it's a great place for a vacation date night. Burlap in Carmel Valley puts a hip Asian twist on surf and turf and is one of our favorite spots
Tip: Leave the comfy mom shoes in your suitcase; the bar is a bit of a scene.
After dinner, we love the very grown-up movie experience at Cinepolis in Del Mar. The movies are your usual multiplex option, but I have to warn you: Once you settle into the theater's super comfy, reclining, leather seats with a glass of wine from the drink service you might have a hard time staying awake for the film!
[Take a look at our advice on hiring vacation babysitters]
Get Out of Town
If you have more than a weekend, take some time to venture out of the city via the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner. San Juan Capistrano, a small beach town 90 minutes from San Diego, has some of the most panoramic coastline views in California. In March, a festival and parade celebrate the return of the town's famous swallows.
Our kids love the train, but when we really want to make their day we stop at ZooMars Petting Zoo across the tracks from the San Juan Capistrano train station. Kids can ride a pony, pet guinea pigs, and feed the rabbits. When you're done for the day, it's an easy (perhaps sleepy) ride back to town.
Lynn Perkins is a San Diego native, mom of 4-year-old twin boys, and a co-founder of UrbanSitter.com, an online babysitting service
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Thanks for the great info!
I love the Pacific Surfliner train route. Every stop is something special.
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Wow I never knew about Windansea Beach
We love going to to the New Children's Museum and the Safari Park and SD Zoo.
I love this! We've found ourselves in San Diego a few times in the past couple years, and just love it! From the tourist attractions to the smaller finds, SD has so much to offer. We were just in La Jolla this past August for a wedding, and my 3-year-old just loved watching seals on the beach, and the "Pirate Caves"!
I love San Diego, it was by far my favourite place on that part of the coast. I'd love to go back, this time , with the kids, they'd love it.
Great suggestions for San Diego! We visited for 6 nights a couple of years ago and didn't have nearly enough time to do everything that we wanted to – can't wait to go back!
We loved our trip to San Diego. We spent one whole day at the zoo and another whole day visiting the rest of Balboa Park and still didn't see it all. We also loved the beach at Coronado. San Diego is one of those places we visit where I think, "I could live here."
I love San Diego – what great suggestions beyond the zoo and LEGO Land!
Love that date night tip!
Sounds like the perfect place for a family vacation. -
I was very interested in this article. Our children are grown but I am interested in the San Diego area. Sometimes house-sits come up there and I have struggled trying to get an idea of what the area is like. I like the idea of a train ride to a small town on the coast, that would be achievable when house sitting.
North County San Diego is my favorite. Moonlight beach, encinitas and del mar are huge favorites that we visit as much as we can!
San Diego is a fantastic place to go for anyone of any age! You can't go wrong in La Jolla either
Everytime I read your posts about San Diego I want to jump on a plane and go there now!
Thank you for linking up to Travel Tuesday. This is a fantastic article!


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US 20030187473 A1 Résumé The present invention is an aneurysm treatment device for treating aneurysms of various shapes and sizes.
Revendications(21) 1. An aneurysm liner, comprising:
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a liner sac disposed within an aneurysm and having a first portion expandable to a first configuration under a first internal pressure and a second portion that plastically expands to a second configuration under a second, higher internal pressure, wherein the second internal pressure is insufficient to plastically deform the first portion. 21. An aneurysm liner, comprising:
a detachable balloon having a first portion that elastically expands under a first internal pressure and a second portion that elastically expands under a second elevated internal pressure, the second internal pressure being insufficient to elastically expand the first portion. Description [0001] The present invention deals with a system for treating a vascular cavity. More specifically, the present invention is directed to vascular cavity liners and vascular cavity neck bridges. [0002] While the present discussion proceeds with respect to aneurysms, it will be appreciated that it can be applied to other vascular cavities (such as vessels, lumens, etc.) as well. An aneurysm or vascular malformation is a localized stretching or distension of an artery due to a weakening of the vessel wall. For example, "berry" aneurysms, i.e., small spherical distensions, occur in the vessels of the brain. The distension—often referred to as the aneurysm sac—is related to defects in the muscular coating of the artery and is probably degenerative in origin. Rupture of aneurysms account for the majority of spontaneous hemorrhages. Approximately 25,000 intracranial aneurysms rupture every year in North America. [0003] Several methods of treating aneurysms have been attempted, with varying degrees of success. At present, the treatment of aneurysms with drugs is substantially ineffective. Also, extra-vascular surgery, referred to as open craniotomy, for the purpose of preserving the parent artery is replete with disadvantages. A patient subject to open craniotomy for intercranial aneurysms typically must undergo general anesthesia, surgical removal of part of the skull, brain retraction, dissection around the neck of the sac, and placement of a clip on the parent artery to prevent bleeding or rebleeding. [0004] Alternative treatments include endovascular occlusion where the interior of the aneurysm is entered with a guidewire or a microcatheter. An occlusion is formed within the sac with an intention to preserve the parent artery. One means for forming a mass is through the introduction of an embolic agent within the sac. Examples of embolic agents include a detachable coil, which is detached from the end of a guidewire, a liquid polymer which polymerizes rapidly on contact with blood to form a firm mass, and embolic particles. [0005] Endovascular occlusion is not without drawbacks. For example, there is a risk of overfilling the sac and consequent embolic agent migration into the parent vessel. Overfilling of the sac also generates additional pressure in the aneurysm. [0006] Another means for forming a mass in the aneurysm sac involves the placement of an elastic, expandable balloon or liner in the aneurysm. Detachable occlusion balloons have been used for a number of medical procedures. These balloons are carried at the end of a catheter and, once inflated can be detached from the catheter. Such a balloon may be positioned within an aneurysm, filled and then detached from the catheter. Deploying the balloon within the aneurysm can be rather difficult due to the high rates of blood flow through the aneurysm. Elastic balloons have exhibited problems with respect to performance and have not been used endovascularly in some time. [0007] This aneurysm filling technique also has its problems. As the balloon is filled, the operator must be very careful not to overfill the balloon due to possible risk of rupturing the aneurysm. Accordingly, the balloon may be too small, potentially resulting in the release of the balloon from the aneurysm into the blood stream. Furthermore, the balloon often does not mold or shape to the odd-shaped contours of the aneurysm leaving room for blood to continue flowing through the aneurysm, or generating undesired pressure on the aneurysm wall. [0008] Aneurysm liners are composed of a liner sac which is placed in the aneurysm and filled to occlude the aneurysm. A guidewire is inserted in the liner. The guidewire carries the liner through the vasculature to deploy the liner in the aneurysm. [0009] All of the present systems for treating aneurysms have disadvantages as well. For example, while the aneurysm liner concept is intuitively attractive, it has posed a number of technical challenges. One primary challenge involves the difficulty in producing a material that is robust enough to contain embolic material without inhibiting the ability of the embolics to conform to the aneurysm geometry itself, rather than the geometry of the liner. For example, the elastic materials discussed above generally require to much force to deform, and inelastic materials that deform readily do not have adequate memory to conform to the aneurysmal wall. [0010] Different types of aneurysms also present different challenges. For example, aneurysms which have a particularly wide opening between the aneurysm sac and the parent vessel ("wide neck aneurysms") present difficulties concerning the retention of embolic materials. Specifically, wide neck aneurysms make if very difficult to maintain the embolics, or occlusive materials, within the aneurysmal sac. This is especially true of liquid embolic materials. Of course, should the embolic material enter the parent vessel, it poses an undesirable risk of occlusion in the parent vessel. [0011] Some current aneurysm liner concepts are inadequate in treating larger aneurysms. For example, some liner concepts involve forming the aneurysm liner of a woven or braided polymeric material such as polypropylene, polyester, nylon, urethane, teflon, etc. However, these mesh materials are difficult to use in treating aneurysms larger than, for example, twelve millimeters in diameter. Such mesh materials result in an assembly which is too bulky when collapsed down onto the catheter for delivery. In other words, the amount of materials required to fill a relatively large aneurysm is very difficult to collapse down into a constrained, low profile, delivery configuration small enough to be delivered and deployed without excess friction on the walls of the delivery catheter or other delivery lumen. [0012] The present invention is a vascular cavity treatment device for treating vascular cavities of various shapes and sizes and will be discussed by way of example as an aneurysm treatment device. [0013] In one embodiment, the aneurysm treatment device includes an aneurysm liner formed of material having very low yield strength and very low elasticity so that, with a relatively low amount of internal pressure exerted by, for example, embolic material, the aneurysm liner readily plastically deforms to the internal geometry of the aneurysm sac. A second, reinforcing layer is deployed on the first material. The reinforcing layer is more elastic than the first material and has a much higher yield strength. The reinforcing layer is illustratively disposed at the neck of the aneurysm liner device. [0014] FIGS. 1A-1C illustrate the deployment of an aneurysm liner in an aneurysm. [0015] FIGS. 2A-2C illustrate an embodiment of an aneurysm liner being formed of materials with two different characteristics, one of them having a very low yield strength and the other having a high yield strength and a greater elasticity. [0016]FIG. 2D illustrates the embodiment shown in FIGS. 2A-2C, with perforations therein. [0017] FIGS. 3A-3C illustrate an embodiment of an aneurysm liner being formed of a balloon material having two different characteristics, portions thereof being weaker than other portions thereof. [0018]FIG. 3D illustrates the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3A-3C with perforations therein. [0019] FIGS. 1A-1C illustrate a portion of an aneurysm treatment device 10 in a vessel 12 which has an aneurysm 14 therein, and thus illustrate the general context of the present invention. Though the embodiments discussed herein are discussed in conjunction with an aneurysm, it will be appreciated that they can be used in substantially any vascular cavity or other bodily cavities. Aneurysm 14 is defined by aneurysmal sac 16 and neck 18. Device 10 includes, in the embodiment illustrated, delivery catheter 18, a pair of extender coils 21 and 22 and an expandable liner 24. Delivery catheter 20 has a proximal end that extends proximally to a position where it is manipulable by an operator. The distal end of catheter 20 is releaseably connected to the liner 24 and coil 21. Coils 21 and 22 can either be attached to the liner or catheter, or unattached. In addition, there can also be one or more coils disposed between coils 21 and 22 and axially aligned therewith. [0020] When in the insertion position shown in FIG. 1A, coils 21 and 22 (and other optional coils therebetween) are axially aligned with one another, their length is sufficient to substantially hold liner 24 in a low profile position for insertion and manipulation within the vasculature. In one embodiment, coils 21 and 22 are axially aligned with one another and with catheter 20 through the use of a guidewire 26 which is disposed within the lumen of catheter 20, through coils 21 and 22 and liner 24, and out the distal end of catheter 22 and liner 24. Coils 21 and 22 are held in an axially aligned conformation by guidewire 26 such that coils 21 and 22 substantially conform to the curvature of guidewire 26. Coils 21 and 22, rather than guidewire 26, can act to extend and even tension liner 24. [0021]FIG. 1B shows that treatment device 10 has been positioned through vessel 12 and neck 18 into the sac 16 of aneurysm 14. Similar items are similarly numbered to those shown in FIG. 1A. In use, aneurysm treatment device 10 can be preloaded or back loaded onto guidewire 26. Guidewire 26 is manipulated through the vasculature from the entry site (such as the femoral artery) to the region of vessel 12 containing the aneurysm. The distal tip of guidewire 26 is advanced across the neck 18 of aneurysm 14 and into the aneurysm sac 16. This can be done using any desirable visualization technique. In one embodiment, catheter 20 is placed over guidewire 26 prior to positioning guidewire 26 in the vasculature, with several centimeters of guidewire 26 extending distal of the distal tip of catheter 20. Therefore, when the distal end of guidewire 26 has passed the aneurysm neck 18, catheter 20 is positioned just proximal of neck 18. Treatment device 10 is then advanced into the aneurysm sac 16. [0022] In another embodiment, guidewire 26 is placed in the vasculature first. Once the distal end of guidewire 26 is moved past the aneurysm neck 18, into the aneurysm sac 16, catheter 20 is advanced over guidewire 26 such that the extender coils 21 and 22 are pushed distally along the guidewire by the catheter 20 until the aneurysm treatment device 10 is in place in the aneurysm sac 16. [0023]FIG. 1C illustrates treatment device 10 deployed in aneurysm sac 16 in accordance with one embodiment. Similar items are similarly numbered to those shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B. Once device 10 is substantially fully within aneurysm sac 16, guidewire 26 is retracted proximally, but liner 24 remains connected to delivery catheter 20. The distal end of delivery catheter 20 holds expandable liner 24 in position within the aneurysm sac 16 while expandable liner 24 is filled with embolics. Expansion of liner 24 occurs after the distal end of guidewire 26 is retracted from the coils 21 and 22. [0024] As shown in FIG. 1C, once guidewire 26 has been retracted, coils 21 and 22 recoil away from axial alignment with one another toward the periphery of liner 24. In one illustrative embodiment, coils 21 and 22 are biased to extend in opposite directions to enhance deployment of, and expansion of, liner 24 within aneurysm sac 16. If any coils are disposed between coils 21 and 22 on guidewire 26, they simply fall away and float within liner 24. Embolic material can now be introduced into liner 24 through catheter 20 using substantially any desired method. Such methods include, for example, advancing coils or particles into liner 24, pushing the embolic material into catheter 20 with guidewire 26 completely removed, or infusing or injecting embolic material through catheter 20 into liner 24. Liner 24 is thus filled with a common embolic agent, such as detachable coils, particles, acrylics, hydrogel, etc. [0025] Once liner 24 is filled, it is unable to be removed through aneurysm neck 18. Therefore, it is released from delivery catheter 20 and delivery catheter 20 is removed from the treatment site. Detachment of liner 24 from catheter 20 can be accomplished using any desired method, such as using electrolytic detachment, traction-based detachment, or other mechanical, electrical, heat-based, magnetic, chemical or other detachment. [0026] FIGS. 1A-1C illustrate that device 10 is configured for convenient treatment of aneurysm 14, and in particular, a generally symmetrically shaped aneurysm. However, asymmetrically shaped aneurysm sacs, or those having an otherwise irregular geometrical shape present other problems. For example, if aneurysm sac 16 had a cavity extending out one side thereof, it may be difficult for liner 24 to fill that portion of the aneurysm sac. [0027]FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate yet another embodiment of an aneurysm treatment device 40 in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Aneurysm treatment device 40 is similar, in many ways, to the previous embodiments, in that it can illustratively include interior extender coils 21 and 22 (and optional coils therebetween) and can be positioned over a guidewire 26 using a detachable delivery catheter 20. Treatment device 40 also illustratively includes a liner 24. [0028] However, treatment device 40 also includes other or different features. FIG. 2A shows treatment device 40 having already been positioned within an asymmetrical aneurysm sac 16, which has a highly irregular geometry. FIG. 2A shows that treatment device 40 not only includes liner 24, but also illustratively includes a reinforcing layer 42. Liner 24 and layer 42 are described in greater detail below. [0029]FIG. 2B shows partial deployment of aneurysm liner 24 after guidewire 26 has been removed and extender coils 21 and 22 fall away from axial alignment with one another. Liner 24 is also at least partially expanded to the position shown in FIG. 2B through the introduction of embolic material therein to slightly elevate the internal pressure in liner 24 above ambient (e.g., 0-1 ATM), using catheter 20. [0030] In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, liner 24 is illustratively formed of a polymer that has a very low yield strength and a low elasticity so that, with a minimal amount of additional force exerted by the embolic material (e.g., 0-5 ATM and illustratively 0-2 ATM or 1-2 ATM), the polymer material forming liner 24 readily plastically expands to conform to the interior perimeter of aneurysmal sac 16. This is illustrated in FIG. 2C. In other words, liner 24 is formed of a polymer having characteristics such that by the continued introduction of embolic material into liner 24, liner 24 simply permanently deforms to assume the shape of the aneurysm sac 16. The material which forms liner 24 also has sufficient ultimate failure strength so as not to tear during delivery or expansion thereof. [0031] In addition, reinforcement layer 42 is more elastic and of a much higher yield strength. Reinforcement layer 42 is illustratively located in the region of aneurysm liner 24 close to its attachment point to catheter 20. This ensures that it will be located preferentially near aneurysm neck 18 in order to prevent aneurysm liner 24 from expanding through neck 18, and into parent vessel 12. Thus, the distal end of treatment device 40 can easily expand into the irregular geometrical portions of the aneurysmal sac, while the proximal portion thereof does not deform as easily and thus prevents deformation into parent vessel 12. Reinforcement layer 42 can also be discontinuous or formed of a braid or mesh or polymer material or other reinforcing material and can be radiopaque as well. [0032]FIG. 2D shows another embodiment of treatment device 40 with perforations formed therein. These perforations allow blood to escape from the aneurysmal sac, through liner 24, and reinforcing layer 42, into the parent vessel 12, as liner 24 is expanded. However, as with the previous embodiments, the perforations are not necessary and the blood can simply escape around the outside of device 40 and through neck 18. Also, the perforations are shown as being larger distally, to allow distal permeation of embolics, although this is optional as well. [0033] For example, spherical PVA embolics may traditionally be 500 microns in size and may be used to fill a conventional aneurysm liner. The distal portion of device 40 can thus be perforated with 750 micron holes whereas the proximal portion near the neck 18 of aneurysm sac 16 can illustratively be perforated with 350 micron sized, irregularly distributed, holes. Therefore, as the embolics are introduced into liner portion 24, they are sized to be able to escape the distal end thereof and or occupy the irregular spaces in the aneurysm sac 16, without escaping back into the parent vessel 12. [0034] FIGS. 3A-3C illustrate another embodiment of an aneurysm treatment device 50 in accordance with one aspect of the present invention. Similar items are similarly numbered to those shown in previous Figures. Treatment device 50 is similar, in many ways, to the previous embodiments in that it can illustratively include interior extender coils 21 and 22 (and optional coils therebetween) and can be positioned over a guidewire 26 using a detachable delivery catheter 20. Treatment device 50 also illustratively includes a liner 51. [0035] However, treatment device 50 also illustratively includes other or different features. FIG. 3A shows treatment device 50 having already been positioned within an asymmetrical aneurysm sac 52, which has a highly irregular geometry. [0036] In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3A, liner 51 is illustratively formed as a detachable balloon. The balloon material illustratively has a plurality of areas 54 disposed on its surface which are weaker (or more elastic) than the remainder of the surface of liner 51. In one illustrative embodiment, areas 54 are simply formed of thinner balloon material than the remainder of liner 51. Of course, they could be formed of different, more elastic (or weaker) material, or the remainder of liner 51 (other than areas 54) can be enclosed in a braid, a mesh, a polymer material or otherwise coated with a material which precludes that portion of liner 51 from expanding beyond a predetermined geometry and may be radiopaque as well. [0037]FIG. 3B illustrates aneurysm treatment device 50 expanded under a first predetermined pressure. In one illustrative embodiment, liner 51 is inflated with a contrast medium, or saline solution, or another fluid introduced through catheter 20. As the pressure in liner 51 increases, liner 51 inflates to a first predetermined dimension in which areas 54 are not expanded beyond the remainder of liner 51. [0038]FIG. 3C illustrates liner 51, after it has been subjected to additional internal pressure. It can be seen that liner 51 has now assumed an irregular shape because the weaker regions 54 have expanded to fill void spaces of aneurysm sac 52. This allows liner 51 to substantially fill even irregularly shaped aneurysm sac 52. FIG. 3C also illustrates that, in a region of liner 51 proximate neck 18 of the aneurysm there are no weak zones 54. This helps to preclude any portion of the aneurysm liner 51 from expanding into parent vessel 12, and thereby fully or partially occluding the vessel. [0039] It should also be noted that, in one illustrative embodiment, liner 51 need not even substantially fill the entire aneurysm sac 52. Instead, liner 51 can simply be inflated to a geometry in which enough of the weaker regions 54 have been expanded into void spaces or lobes of aneurysm sac 52 to securely anchor liner 51 within aneurysm sac 52 and to block the inflow zone through neck 18. In that embodiment, even if the entire aneurysm sac 52 is not filled, the neck 18 is blocked and device 50 is anchored in place to inhibit further growth of the aneurysm. [0040] In another illustrative embodiment, aneurysm liner 51 can be filled with embolics or other polymeric materials, or coils. This may enhance the long term stability of liner 51 within aneurysm sac 52. [0041]FIG. 3D is another illustrative embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3D is similar to the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 3A-3C, except that it has perforations therein. Weak regions 54 are illustrated by dashed lines while the perforations are illustrated by either points or circular or oval shaped regions. The perforations allow introduced embolic material to seek out the void spaces, or irregular lobes, of aneurysm sac 52. The perforations also allow blood that is being displaced in aneurysm sac 52 to re-enter parent vessel 12 through aneurysm liner 51. Further, the embodiment in FIG. 3D shows that the perforations can be formed to preferentially permeate embolics distally. In other words, the distal perforations are larger than the proximal perforations such that embolics can permeate the distal perforations but not the proximal perforations. However, the presence of the perforations are optional, as is the sizing of any perforations which may be used. [0042] Further, weak regions can be other shapes as well, such as annular rings around liner 51, axial stripes or substantially any geometric shape. [0043] It should further be noted that all of the embodiments discussed herein can optionally have biodegradable, cell growth enhancing material such as polyglycolic acid (PGA) or polylactic acid (PLA) disposed thereon in a region that will illustratively be deployed in a neck region of the aneurysm. Of course, other material or combinations of these materials may be used as well. [0044] Also, the devices described herein can be releasably attached to guidewire 26 instead of the catheter. [0045] It can thus be seen that the present invention provides a number of different embodiments for treating aneurysms. These embodiments address many of the various deficiencies and disadvantages associated with prior aneurysm treatment devices. [0046] Although the present invention has been described with reference to illustrative embodiments, workers skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. 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We get it. You're not like all the other moguls. You're an off-the-chain, out-of-the-box, envelope-pushing radical. No cliché is too strong to describe your utter disregard for convention.
Now, please, for the love of God, give it a rest with the wacky press releases already.
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It's not that there's something grotesque and callous about a company whose executives are having a chuckle even as they draw up plans to put hundreds more workers out on the street in the midst of a recession. We know that's not the kind of thing that keeps you up at night, Sam.
"Sean Compton, the SVP/programming for our broadcasting division, and I wanted one special person to lead our national promotional efforts online and on-air and to complement the existing product pros at Tribune," said Marc Chase, Tribune Interactive president. "When that person wasn't available, we went to Tim instead."
Sam, if you're going to keep inflicting these "zany" announcements on us, the least you could do is hire someone with a functioning sense of humor to punch them up before you push them out on the wires. I know Tribune is doing more firing than hiring these days, but clearly being seen as a funny guy is important to you. And right now, we're laughing at you, not with you.
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Geat job so far. I hope to build something like this soon.
Thanks! This is my third fort thus far, so I feel pretty safe in saying that if I can do it, literally anyone can.
Mhm. What kind of embark location did you look for?
I'm playing 40d, and don't use any of the handy tools for it beyond the wiki, so I mostly guess at where a good spot is, and the more biomes the better. I always try to have a few features - this embark was supposed to have an underground river, some magma, etc. etc., but I apparently didn't pay enough attention and ended up with a chasm and no metal deposits :s. At least I have lots of multi-colored stone. If I could do it again, I'd probably go for limestone at the risk of losing such a nice valley to work with and having no interesting features.
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Accoring to the US Census Bureau, Marell ranked #103,706 in frequency out of 151,671 surnames for which statistics were released from the 2000 Census. 160 people, or approximately 1 in every 1,686,013 individuals in the US had this surname in 2000.
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Our Casa is your Casa. The Casa Del Mar Santa Barbara Inn makes sure that all of our guests feel at home while enjoying luxury. Come spend some time at our relaxing Inn, located only a minute walk from a beautiful Santa Barbara beach. Enjoy boating, swimming, fishing, biking, golf or just relaxing in the Courtyard and taking in the sunshine.
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John Wesley, 1703-1791. Founder of Methodism and Missionary to America, 1736-1737.
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Anglican evangelist who became an associate of John and Charles Wesley at Oxford. Whitefield later joined John Wesley in Georgia, and became famous for his preaching in both the American Colonies and in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. Whitefield helped initiate the Great Awakening.
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Welcome to the Cooper studio, Jefferson, Iowa. Let's talk about the calendar today.
After all, timing is everything. Don't you just hate that phrase? Timing is everything. Most people say it to you with sympathy on their faces, because you've made a timing erred mistake. Or when an opportunity is lost because the perfect time has already slipped by. There are those people who make it their living to forecast the perfect time to get something done. Sigh--even they are not 100% perfect.
A little while ago there was an article in the FineArtViews newsletter about Ebay. Be it noted here I am not an Ebay fan, but allow that for some people, it works. That's not the point however, rather the comment included in the letter:
"When the art goes off is extremely important. You don't want the auction to end Christmas Day or on any other big holidays. Use your brain."
Did not that author just say, "timing is everything"? I was reminded of this paragraph when I opened the stats page of my website today. All of you who have FASO artist websites know that little bar graph that pops up there, right? It shows how many people have visited your website today, or yesterday, or whenever.
Aaaach! Flat lined! My personal bar graph is apparently glued to the bottom. What does that tell us? NO BODY and NO ONE (except for me) is sitting in front of their computer on a holiday weekend. Okay, actually, there were a whopping seven there yesterday, and eight today, but trust me when I tell you that doesn't give your bar graph any perceptible motion.
Now then, what's the lesson to take away and retain? That brilliantly written blog post article, or that beautifully crafted newsletter? DON'T send them at holiday time. There's no accounting for all of your reader's travel plans and vacation times, but by looking at the calendar and using your brain, it's pretty simple to forecast that your bar graph will be flat lined for a day or two. In essence, your very important information will fall on deaf ears. Unopened ears, errr, emails, I mean. And those same people probably won't have time for you the first day back from holiday either. Really, everyone is playing catch up and it's way too easy to file things away for reading later. A later that often never happens.
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Sick of the stale, tacky sounds coming from certain individuals in the music game? Then it's time to file a complaint with the Better Taste Bureau. The Salt Lake City representatives may not be able to curb their peers' wack tendencies, but their music will certainly provide a refreshing change of pace. Their first DJBooth feature under their new stage name (As Hurris & Gig, they brought us Ham 'n' Eggs last September), mixtape single Lookin' Back is a swagger-soaked cut with a club-ready vibe. Over Mason Brewer's high-energy rhythm section and sizzling synths, the emcees invite women to leave their lackluster dudes behind and give them a try. Local singer/songwriter Luna Lune lends her vocals to the record's hook, and Cameron Gould directs the joint's cinematic accompaniment. The Better Taste EP currently lacks a drop date, as does the crew's forthcoming studio album; keep it locked for news on both, as well as all the latest song releases.
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