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|The object of this dissertation is to discuss the stability in the large of the trivial solution for systems of two differential equations using qualitative methods (of course in combination with the construction of Lyapunov function). The right hand sides of these systems do not contain the time t explicitly. First of all we discuss (Sec. 2.) the system of the type [equations omitted] These equations occur in automatic regulation. Using qualitative methods we determine sufficient conditions in order that the trivial solution of system (l) be asymptotically stable in the large. In this connection we note that a theorem proved by Aĭzerman for the systems of two equations (Sec. 3), namely, for the systems [equations omitted] In the case of system (2) we give a new proof of a theorem which asserts that if c² + ab ≠ o, then the trivial solution is asymptotically stable in the large under the generalized Hurwitz conditions. The theorem was first proved by Erugin [8]. For system (3) Malkin showed that the trivial solution is asymptotically stable in the large under the conditions a + c < o, (acy - bf(y)) y > o for y ≠ o and [formula omitted] We prove a similar theorem without the requirement of [formula omitted] We also discuss (Sec. 4) the stability in the large of the systems [equations omitted] We consider (Sec. 5) again the system of the type (l) but under assumptions as indicated by Ershov [6] who has discussed various cases where the asymptotic stability in the large holds. Not agreeing fully with the proofs of these theorems we give our own proofs. Finally we discuss (Sec. 6 and 7) the stability in the large of the systems [equations omitted] under suitable assumptions. As a sample case we prove that if ab > o,then the trivial solution of system (4) is asymptotically stable in the large under conditions h₁(y) + h₂(x) < o , h₁(y) h₂(x) - ab > o, for x ≠ o, y ≠ o
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A process monitoring heat history indicator in the form of a mixture of a first particulate component with a first characteristic color and a second particulate component with a second characteristic color. The first component includes a solvent system which melts at one or more defined temperatures so that when the mixture is heated to a selected temperature, it melts and wets the surface of the second component.
1. A heat history indicator composition, comprising:
a physical admixture of a first particulate component and a second particulate component,
said first particulate component comprising a solvent with a selected melting point above ambient temperature and a coloring agent soluble therein in an amount effective to impart a first characteristic color to said first component,
said second particulate component comprising pigment which is substantially insoluble in said solvent and has a second characteristic color,
said first and second components being present in amounts effective to display a color similar to said second characteristic color initially, but to display a color similar to said first characteristic color when said admixture is heated to above the melting point of said solvent, thereby to permit said first particulate component to melt and wet the surface of said second particulate component.
2. A composition according to claim 1 wherein said first particulate component comprises an oil soluble dye dissolved in an organic solvent.
3. A composition according to claim 2 wherein said organic solvent is a fatty acid or wax with a melting point higher than about 150� F.
4. A composition according to claim 2 wherein said dye is green in color and said first characteristic color is green, and wherein said second particulate component includes yellow pigment, and said second characteristic color is yellow.
5. A composition according to claim 4 wherein said second particulate component comprises a yellow pigment in admixture with a white pigment so that when said admixture is heated, the green dye of the first component coats individual yellow and white particles of said second component, said white pigment being present in an amount sufficient to ensure that the resulting blend of coated particles displays a color identifiable as green.
6. A composition according to claim 5 wherein:
said first particulate component is derived by melting organic solvent with melting point within the range of about 150� to about 300� F., dissolving sufficient green dye therein to impart a distinct green color to the resulting solution, cooling said solution to solidify it, and comminuting said solidified solution to a particular size no larger than that of the pigment in said second particulate component.
7. A composition according to claim 5 wherein said organic solvent comprises a blend of individual solvents of different melting points so that the green color resulting from heating said admixture differs in characteristics depending upon the highest temperature to which said admixture has been heated.
8. A composition according to claim 1 suspended in a liquid vehicle which is substantially non-solvent with respect to both said particulate components.
9. A suspension according to claim 8 wherein said liquid vehicle is selected for suitability in flexographic printing processes.
10. A suspension according to claim 9 wherein said admixture is present in said suspension in an amount in excess of about twenty-five percent (25%) by weight solids.
11. A composition according to claim 5 applied to separate regions of a substrate, the composition applied to each said region differing from that applied to each other said region in the amount of coloring agent present.
12. An indicator which reflects the duration of exposure to a selected minimum temperature comprising a first composition, as defined by claim 5, including a first selected amount of coloring agent, applied to a first region of a substrate; and a second composition, as defined by claim 5, including a second selected amount of coloring agent, applied to a second region of said substrate.
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This invention relates to process indicators for use with articles which are periodically sterilized. It is specifically directed to a composition which may be printed on substrates and which changes from an initial color to a second color after exposure to a selected sterilizing temperature.
2. State of the Art
Process indicators for monitoring sterilizing procedures typically rely upon color changes to verify that the items which have been processed have in fact been subjected to a sterilizing temperature. Available process indicators of the type intended to verify heat history, have typically come in two types. Certain such indicators rely upon chemical changes. These indicators verify only that the indicator has been exposed to a particular temperature. They are not informative concerning the duration of exposure of the indicator to that temperature. In practice, sterilization requires exposure to a sterilizing temperature for a prescribed length of time. A second class of indicators relies upon a physical change of some type; e.g., melting wax or dissolution of one substance into another substance. Representative of patents which disclose process indicators of various types are U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,118,144 which teaches reliance upon a chemical change (sulfur and lead carbonate); 2,606,654 which suggests the use of heat unstable dyes ("fugitive dyes") 3,360,338; 3,386,807; and 3,684,737 which disclose indicators dependent upon chemical changes of various types; 3,946,612 which discloses a physical change corresponding to the action of a solvent; and 3,114,349 wherein a substance is disclosed which changes hue as one of its components melts.
There are a multitude of process indicators commonly used in the health care field. Many of these comprise chemical formulations containing ink. The formulation is applied to paper, cardboard or plastic substrates in the form of bags, tapes or other forms of packaging or indicator strips. A more complex type of indicator includes a colored substance blended with wax encased in an ampoule. As the wax melts, the ampoule displays a color change. Because of certain limitations in the indicators, notably the fact that the color change occurs without regard to other sterilization parameters, such as duration of exposure to a prescribed temperature, the indicators are relied upon primarily as an aid in preventing the reuse of items which may not have been put through the sterilizer at all. They are not truly a "fail safe" check on sterilization.
Among the problems associated with the heat history indicators of the prior art are the possibility of chemical contamination through the introduction of potentially harmful chemicals into the sterilizer chamber; limited shelf life, because of the tendency of many of the chemical compounds relied upon in the prior art to react upon exposure to light and/or heat substantially below sterilization temperature; difficulty of application of the indicator to the substrates desired for use in sterilizers, particularly in connection with printing the substrate with an indicator in ink form; and the display of a psychologically inappropriate color at the end of the sterilizing cycle. With respect to color change, most technicians experience some difficulty in recognizing such colors as brown or red as an indication that an article has been sterilized. There apparently exists no heat history indicator within the prior art which changes from a color readily recognized as a caution color (such as yellow, red or orange) to a color readily recognized as a safe or "proceed: color (such as green).
This invention avoids many of the inconveniences of prior art heat history indicators and provides an indicator adapted for ready application to substrates of nearly any type. Moreover, the heat history indicator of this invention may be formulated and packaged in a fashion which permits the monitoring of sterilization parameters in addition to temperature; that is, this invention makes it possible to monitor not only minimum temperature but the duration of exposure to that temperature. Moreover, the indicator of this invention may be formulated to display a recognized "caution" color initially and a recognized "proceed" color after exposure to sterilization conditions. In its preferred embodiments, the heat history indicator of this invention converts from an initial yellow color to a green color after sterilization. The novel compositions of this invention have virtually indefinite shelf life, and they are essentially inert, thereby introducing no contamination hazard to the sterilization chamber.
In general, the heat history indicator composition of this invention includes, in physical admixture, two particulate components. The first particulate component comprises a solvent with a selected melting point above ambient temperature, and dissolved therein, (or, in some cases intimately mixed therewith), a coloring agent. The coloring agent is typically an oil-soluble dye, present in sufficient quantity to impart a first characteristic color to a solution resulting from the dissolution of the dye in the solvent. In the preferred embodiments of this invention, the first characteristic color is green. The color of the first component should be sufficiently intense to mask the color of the second component after the admixture is heated, as explained more fully hereinafter. The second particulate component comprises pigment which is substantially insoluble in the solvent of the first particulate component and which has a second characteristic color. Preferably, this second characteristic color will be red or yellow, because of the psychological significance of these colors as "stop" or "caution" colors.
The first and second components are desirably each finely divided particulates. Usually, the second component will consist of one or more pigments, ground or otherwise provided in a small particle (e.g., -325 mesh) size. The first component may be produced by simply melting the solvent material and dissolving in sufficient dye to achieve the desired characteristic color. It is then cooled and solidified, and the resulting solidified solution is milled or otherwise comminuted to a particle size sufficiently fine for ready dispersement in admixture with the pigment component. Ideally, the particle size of the first or dye component is at least as fine as that of the pigment. When the components are intimately mixed, the characteristic color of the pigment component is dominant in the admixture.
The components in the admixture are proportioned so that the initial color of the admixture is similar to that of the second or pigment component. Although the second component, when viewed alone, may appear a brighter or more intense color, the admixture of the two components is nevertheless readily identifiable as having a color related to that of the pigment in the second component. When the admixture is exposed to heat higher in temperature than the melting temperature of the organic solvent, the individual particles of the first component melt and wet the surfaces of the individual particles of the second component, thereby masking their characteristic color. The admixture will ordinarily include a diluent of neutral color to facilitate this color change. For example, assuming that the characteristic color of the first component is green and the characteristic color of the second component is yellow, masking of the yellow pigment with green may not alone suffice to change the color displayed by the admixture from yellow to green. Therefore, it is usually desired to provide within the admixture particles of neutral color. For convenience of description, such particles are regarded as a portion of the second, or pigment, component. It is usually preferred to dilute the yellow color with sufficient volume of neutral (typically white) color to assure that when the yellow and white particles are coated with the green dye of the first component upon heating, the resulting admixture will predominate in green particles. Concurrently, the yellow pigment particle will be masked by a coating of green dye. As a consequence, the heated admixture will display a color which is different in quality than the characteristic color of component one, but which is nevertheless readily identifiable as green.
The pigments, solvents and dyes included within the admixture may be selected from those which are inert biologically and physiologically as well as chemically inert within the sterilization chamber.
The admixture of the first and second components may be encased in an ampoule or other suitable container for use as a heat history indicator. The shelf life of such ampoules is essentially infinite provided it is not exposed to temperatures approaching sterilization temperatures. More often, however, it is preferred to formulate the compositions of this invention as ink or coatings for paper, plastic or glass substrates. For such formulations, the admixture is suspended in a liquid vehicle compatible with printing processes. A notable feature of this invention is the ability of the physical admixture to be suspended in vehicles compatible with wet printing processes such as flexographic and gravure processes. That is, the aqueous colloidal dispersing resin, such as acrylic and maleic resin vehicles commonly used in flexographic and gravure printing processes may be used as the suspending vehicle for the admixtures of this invention to produce a heat sensitive ink which may be directly applied to paper or plastic strips suitable for application on packaging or test strips used in connection with sterilizing equipment. In practice, it has been found that the solids content of the suspension should be within the range of about twenty-five percent (25%) to about thirty-five percent (35%). Lower solids content gives marginal indication properties while higher solids contents are economically unjustified in view of the limited improvement achieved.
This invention contemplates specific formulations which provide significant information in addition to that normally determined by the heat history indicators of the prior art. The indicators of this invention may be formulated with mixtures of organic solvents having different individual discrete melting points (or narrow band of melting points) within a selected range of temperatures. In that event, it is possible to determine the approximate temperature within the selected range which was achieved during processing. The mechanism involved in this embodiment is that the characteristic color displayed by the heated composition will be predictably influenced by the amount of solvent which has in fact melted during processing. Those solvents with a sufficiently high melting point in excess of the temperature achieved will not melt, and therefore relatively less dye will be released to coat the pigment surfaces. Accordingly, a less intense color change will be selected. Ideally, green dye is separately dissolved in the separate solvents and the resulting solutions are milled. The milled solid solutions derived from separate solvent systems are physically mixed to produce a first composition as previously described in this disclosure. An admixture of this composition with a pigment composition of the type previously described can be suspended and applied in the same fashion as the other embodiments of this invention. A standard color chart may be prepared by exposing samples of this admixture similarly applied to various temperatures corresponding the melting points of the individual solvents in the dye composition. A comparison of the color of the indicator after exposure to sterilization conditions to the standard chart will establish both a minimum and a maximum temperature of exposure. Embodiments of this type may be referred to as "end point indicators".
An indicator which reflects the duration of exposure to a selected minimum temperature may be produced by applying to separate regions of a substrate composition of this invention varying in the amount of dye component present in the admixtures. It has been found that the color achieved depends upon the amount of dye present in the formulation and the length of time that the admixture is exposed to sterilizing temperature. Accordingly, comparing the color of a standardized indicator, (comprising a specified admixture applied in a specified suspension to a specified substrate), following sterilization procedures with a color chart prepared by exposing samples of that standard indicator to a specified temperature for specified periods of time serves as an indication of how long the sterilized articles associated with the indicator have been exposed to the specified sterilization temperature. Embodiments of this type may be referred to as "exposure time indicators".
It will be apparent that a great deal of useful information not previously obtainable from heat history indicators will be provided by the simultaneous use of the "end point" and "exposure time" indicators of this invention.
A preferred admixture of this invention includes a green dye, a solvent for the dye, a yellow pigment and a white diluent. The first two constituents are for convenience considered to comprise a dye component. The latter two constituents are for convenience regarded as a pigment component.
Preferably, the dye component includes a nontoxic water insoluble solvent green dye such as triarylmethane (color index number 42,000) or one from the anthraquinone family, solvent green 3 (color index number 61,565). The dye is intimately blended with a nontoxic organic solvent for the dye, typically a fatty acid or wax having a melting point between about 150� F. and about 300� F. Examples of suitable nontoxic solvents are n-octadecanoic acid (mp 158� F.), carnauba wax (mp 185� F.), synthetic polymers (mp >250� F.). In some instances, the dye and solvent are simply milled together in an appropriate ration (usually 1 part dye from about 1 to about 5 parts by weight of the solvent). Alternatively and preferably, the solvent is melted and the dye dissolved therein prior to milling. In either case, the dye is eventually dissolved by the solvent either prior to or during exposure to sterilization temperatures. Accordingly, for purposes of this disclosure and the appended claims the coloring agent or dye is considered as being dissolved in the solvent even though it is recognized that such dissolution may not occur prior to application of the admixture to a substrate.
The pigment component of the admixtures of this invention are preferably characterized by a yellow color, resulting from the presence of a yellow pigment. An example of a suitable yellow pigment is iron oxide hydrate (Goethite) FeOOH or Fe2 O3.H2 O. The pigment composition will normally include, in addition to the yellow pigment, a neutral or white pigment or filler agent. This material may be any inert material which lacks a dominating color. Calcium carbonate, mica and silica are examples of suitable fillers. Pigment grade calcium carbonate is presently preferred. The specific gravity of silica pigments tends to be inconveniently high for use with the preferred compositions of this invention, whereas certain other pigments, such as titanium dioxide are so white that they tend to dominate the blend. The proportion of yellow pigment and filler or white pigment should be proportioned to assure that the green dye color will ultimately dominate the heated admixture. For this reason, usually less than half of the pigment component will comprise yellow pigment. A presently preferred admixture of this invention will include, (on a surface area basis), at least one-fourth of the green dye composition, no more than one-fourth yellow pigment, and the remainder white or neutral pigment.
A green composition is produced by dissolving one pound of triarylmethane dye into two pounds of n-octadecanoic acid. The solution is cooled to solidify it, and the solidified solution is milled to a 100 percent minus 325 mesh size. The resulting particulate green composition is mixed with pigment grade calcium carbonate (100 percent minus 325 mesh) and iron oxide pigment (100 percent minus 325 mesh) in the following ratios by weight: 10.7% green:14.9% white:6.4%yellow.
A printing ink vehicle system in common use for flexographic printing is supplied by Sinclair and Valentine of Salt Lake City, Utah. This vehicle is formulated from proprietary components in the proportions (part by weight) and proprietary identifies set forth in the following table:
350 pbw: AM 8284
25 pbw: 54-0201-25
20 pbw: AM 5770
5 pbw: 99-7250-99
45 pbw: 54-9030-99
A suspension of thirty-two percent (32%) by weight solids of the green, white and yellow admixture is prepared from the admixture and solvent. This suspension is applied by flexographic printing to a paper substrate. The paper used is 25 to 35 pound white bleached Kraft. The dried suspension on the substrate displays a characteristic yellow color. When the paper indicator is heated in a sterilizing unit to above 160� F., the indicator's displayed color changes to a characteristic green color.
One pound of solvent green 3 is dissolved into three pounds of carnauba wax. The solution is cooled, milled and mixed with pigment grade calcium carbonate and iron oxide pigments in the following ratio by weight: 15.0 green:15.0 white:5.0 yellow.
A forty percent by weight solids suspension is prepared by mixing this preparation with a printing ink vehicle system made up from 63.5 pbw Acrysol 1-100 (37%) Rohm & Haas, 1.2 pbm Defoamer--Drew L-418 and 11.8 pbw water. The viscosity of the resulting suspension is adjusted to 18"�3" as measured with a #3 Zahn cup. The suspension, when applied as described in Example I, displays a color change from yellow to green at about 185� F.
One pound of triarylmethane dye is dissolved into a blend of one pound of n-octadecanoic acid and two pounds of carnauba wax. The solution is cooled, milled and mixed with pigment grade calcium carbonate and iron oxide pigment in the following ratio by weight: 14.5 green:20 white:7 yellow.
A printing ink vehicle system is prepared by first preparing a UNI-RES 7098 Varnish mixture as follows:
40 pbw UNI-RES 7098
12 pbw Morpholine
48 pbw Water
The pH of the varnish mixture is adjusted to 8.3, and it is then blended with other components as follows:
30 pbw UNI-RES 7098 varnish mixture
0.1 pbw Defoamer (SAG 471)--Union Carbide
30 pbw Water
The viscosity of the resulting vehicle is adjusted to 18"�3" as measured with a #3 Zahn cup. The pH of the vehicle at 25� C. is 8.1. An ink suspension of 35% by weight solids of the pigment blend in the vehicle is prepared, and the suspension is applied to a paper substrate. The substrate is then exposed to various temperatures, displaying a yellowish color at temperatures below 160� F., a first green color at temperatures between about 160� F. and 185� F., and a second brighter green color at temperatures above about 185� F.
Reference herein to the specific details of certain preferred embodiments is not intended to limit the scope of the claims, which themselves recite those features regarded as essential to the invention.
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Perfect part of downtown Montreal, walk to the room from the airport bus stop, walk to the closest metro in 10 mins, Jazz Festival in this neighborhood. Small room, single bed, big window, wifi, lock for your bedroom door, a great value for 30$
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Great room Downtown Montreal, small comfortable bedroom for 1 only, single bed, desk, internet, 30$ per night. Location is slightly east of downtown, walking distance to the metro at Papineau, walking distance to Uqam, St Denis street. 5 minutes from the drop off bus from the airport. Parking is easy on either of two streets. Big kitchen, outside deck, BBQ, friendly room-mates, the best location for Jazz Festival. Monthly stays for this room are available.
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Guests can use the kitchen for their cooking, there is a hugh outside deck the full width of the house. Washing machine is available.
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The metro stop is called Papineau and you can walk to the metro from the house. There is also a bus # 125 outside on Ontario St to take you to the centre of downtown at McGill university
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Très bon séjour passé dans la colocation. Espace vaste et propre. Grande terrasse. Très bonne expérience avec les autres colocataires. Proche du métro. Pleins de magasins à proximité.
La locataire est super gentille, disponible.
The place is very clean, friendly and private with just about everything a traveler could need. I enjoyed my warm comfortable room as a base of operations in going through Montreal.
Gail was very friendly and helpful getting situated in the city. If I am ever in the city again I would stay with Gail in a heartbeat!
My first airbnb experience. Gail was very friendly and provided exactly what was expected. Clean sheets, towel and a private room with a lock. Hard to beat the value here. Thanks Gail
Good location and inexpensive, so just have to deal with some inconveniences like noise and lack of charm.
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- Good location, 5 minute walk to either metro Papineau or the beginning of the Village
- Very inexpensive
- Comfortable bed
- Heating
Bad points
- Noisy, the room is located next to the front entrance and kitchen and the fact that the room door is made of glass panes probably doesn't help. Also there are double doors to the adjacent room which lets you hear EVERYTHING from there.
- Bathroom needs updating, mainly the sink is rusty and doesn't drain well.
- Minor points: heating could be way too much at night, kitchen not particularly well-equipped/had trouble finding a glass,
L'appartement de Gail est très bien situé, proche du Village où je sortais régulièrement. Gail est une personne très sympathique.
La chambre était très mal insonorisée et très mal protégée de la lumière. J'entendais tout ce que mes voisins chambres disaient ou faisaient. C'est le seul point noir de mon séjour.
Il serait bon de remplacer la porte entre ces deux chambres par une cloison isolée, et de peindre les petites vitres de la porte d'entrée de façon à ce que la lumière rentre moins depuis l'entrée.
Un rideau plus occultant sur la fenêtre serait bien aussi... mais bon, le prix était très raisonnable, alors on ne peut peut-être pas tout avoir :)
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Gail's Montreal apartment was my first AirBNB experience, and a great one. I stayed at two separate apartments that she rented out, and both were in great locations at opposite ends of the city. She was always available via message or text, and was helpful in providing directions to places when I needed it. The rooms she provided were clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend Gail's apartments in Montreal.
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Manage a network of downtown rooms, less expensive than a hostel, always available to give information, suggestions. Where to look for an apt if you are staying in the city. The location(s) are next to the subway/metro, rates are from 40$ 210$ (weekly), private apts from 75$ to 120$. All houses/apts are private and downtown at various locations, parking is free, each room or apt is fully furnished with many additional extras, free parking etc.


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Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca, Southern Mexico, on the Pacific Ocean. A little bit about my favorite little get-away on this small world of ours.Zipolite, a sweaty 30-minute walk west from Puerto Angel, brings you to Playa Zipolite and another world. The feeling here is 1970's - Led Zep, Marley, and scruffy gringos.A long, long time ago, Zipolite beach was usually visited by the Zapotecans...who made it a magical place. They came to visit Zipolite to meditate, or just to rest.Recently, this beach has begun to receive day-trippers from Puerto Angel and Puerto Escondido, giving it a more TOURISTY feel than before.Most people come here for the novelty of the nude beach, yoga, turtles, seafood, surf, meditation, vegetarians, discos, party, to get burnt by the sun, or to see how long they can stretch their skinny budget.I post WWW Oaxaca, Mexico, Zipolite and areas nearby information. Also general budget, backpacker, surfer, off the beaten path, Mexico and beyond, information.REMEMBER: Everyone is welcome at Zipolite.ivan
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Disease control is a primary issue for all hospitals and facilities of care. One of the CDC's top goals is to reduce bacterial infections by preventing disease transmission in healthcare settings. Telcom & Data, a leader in business phone systems, is pleased to introduce Scitec disposable phones as a disease transmission solution. The telephones allow facility staff to install a new bedside phone for each patient. In addition to the benefit of reduced disease transmission risk, the telephones reduce cleaning time and repair costs.
Scitec's telephones are simple, affordable, and get the job done. The units feature a big-button lighted dial pad and a volume control key. A side-mounted data port provides access for laptops and other devices. The units are desk, wall, and bedrail mountable. Users can choose from one-piece and slim line phone styles, as well as the popular side-mount bedrail holder.
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Glenn A. Oclassen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Transcept, commented, "Transcept is committed to making this important new potential therapy available to insomnia patients. We will continue to work closely with the FDA to address their questions and define the path forward for Intermezzo®."
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Transcept will host a conference call and live webcast to discuss the Complete Response Letter on Thursday, October 29, 2009, at 8:30 a.m. EDT. Telephone numbers for the live conference call are 866-206-7202 (U.S.) or 703-639-1112 (International). The webcast can be accessed on the Investors page of the Transcept website at www.transcept.com and will be available for replay until close of business on November 12, 2009. A playback of the call will be available through November 12, 2009 through a telephone replay number that can be obtained through Transcept at 510-215-3500.
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Intermezzo® (zolpidem tartrate sublingual tablet), the lead product candidate at Transcept, has the potential to be the first prescription sleep aid specifically approved for use in the middle of the night at the time a patient awakens and has difficulty returning to sleep. Intermezzo® is a sublingual low dose formulation of zolpidem, the active agent most commonly prescribed in the United States for the treatment of insomnia. Intermezzo® uses approximately one-quarter to one-third of the dose of active drug contained in currently marketed zolpidem-based sleep aids, in a formulation designed to promote rapid sublingual absorption.
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A Holiday Season Worth Celebrating
Now that the holiday preparations are finally coming to an end and all the shopping, decorating, gift-wrapping and a thousand other items on the to-do list are taken care of, it may be time for a real holiday – as in vacation. If you feel that way, you are not alone. Plenty of people say they are glad when the holidays are over and they can get on with their lives. [Read More]
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A number of readers have sent me e-mails in recent days with inquiries about obesity surgery. The heightened interest in the subject seems to stem from news reports about a pharmaceutical company, Allergan, which has asked the Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.) to modify its existing policy on surgical procedures for the purpose of weight loss. For now, the F.D.A. considers operations of this kind to be appropriate only for patients with a body mass index (B.M.I.) of 40 and above, or 35 and above … [Read More]
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86 Pine St, Seattle, WA, 98101, United States of America, 1-844-302-2242
Inn at the Market - Seattle
Lowest price$325
Inn at the Market is a 4-star city center Seattle boutique hotel in Seattle Waterfront, steps from Original Starbucks and Pike Place Market. You'll also be within 20 minutes of Washington State Convention Center and Columbia Center.
This hotel offers free WiFi, a hair salon and gift shops/newsstands. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-out.
This hotel offers free WiFi, a hair salon and gift shops/newsstands. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-out.
A superb location for getting around Seattle. A great bar overlooking the sea front. A…
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Hotel Info: 1-844-302-2248from $325
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Partial Sea View
- City Room, 1 Queen Bed
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- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Sea View
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 71 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Children (17 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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- Smoke-free property
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- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Room service (during limited hours)
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- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- Conference space size (feet) - 750
- Conference space size (meters) - 70
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DiningBacco Cafe - This café serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch.
Cafe Campagne - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered.
Chan - This restaurant specializes in Korean cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered. Open select days.
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- Inn at the Market is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2013 Travel + Leisure 500.
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text: Money MoneyUnited States Amy Silverstein on Sep 28, 2012 @ 5:15 PMSep 28, 2012 @ 5:15 PM PublishedFox car chase ends in suicide on live television The vehicle that the suspect allegedly stole.A Fox newscaster has apologized for a suicide that was broadcast on live television. Fox had been airing live footage of a car chase in an Arizona desert. According to a local Fox station, the police had pursued a car-jacking suspect down the I-10 for over an hour before he pulled off the freeway.At one point, Fox anchor Shepard Smith expressed annoyance that the director cut away from the highway mid-chase. "If it were up to me, we'd stay with this," he told viewers, according to the Washington Post. But the broadcast soon returned to the car chase. The suspect had pulled the car off the freeway and onto a dirt road. He then abandoned the car and ran across a field before he pulled a gun to his head and shot himself on live television. Smith yelled "Get off it, get off it," several times to his studio crew, according to NPR, and the broadcast quickly cut to a commercial. More from GlobalPost: When the BRICs Crumble When the program returned, Smith apologized to viewers. "We really messed up," he said. Watch his apology below: [View the story "Viewers shocked by footage of shooting" on Storify]


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Connacht welcome back Denis Buckley to their front row for the RaboDirect PRO12 clash with bottom club Aironi.
Buckley replaces the injured Brett Wilkinson in the only change to the side that beat Ulster last time out.
"We're looking for a strong performance and to finish the season on a high," said head coach Eric Elwood.
"We've had some excellent results in recent weeks and we hope to build on that and finish on an up. It'll be a big day for the likes of Ray (Ofisa) and Henry (Fa'afili) playing in front of the home crowd for the last time so it would be great to give them the send-off they deserve and finish with a win."
Aironi head to Galway for their last-ever away match in the competition with just one change to their starting XV
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Replacements: 16 Adrian Flavin, 17 Stewart Maguire, 18 Rodney Ah You, 19 Mick Kearney, 20 Johnny O'Connor, 21 Paul O'Donohoe,. 22 Matthew Jarvis, 23 Eoin Griffin.
Aironi: 15 Tito Tebaldi, 14 Giulio Toniolatti, 13 Sinoti Sinoti, 12 Matteo Pratichetti, 11 Giovanbattista Venditti, 10 Luciano Orquera, 9 Tyson Keats, 8 Josh Sole, 7 Simone Favaro, 6 Nicola Cattina; 5 Marco Bortolami (cap), 4 Quintin Geldenhuys; 3 Lorenzo Romano, 2 Fabio Ongaro, 1 Matias Aguero.
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Experience the best of the Gulf Coast without even leaving the Tar Heel State thanks to this offer: Pay $15 ($30 value) for one Beer and Bourbon Sample Ticket at the Charlotte Bayou Festival on Saturday, April 27. Held at Pat Rogers Speedway Harley Davidson in Concord, this event transforms the venue into a little piece of Louisiana from noon to 8 p.m. The Bayou Festival celebrates the heart and soul of Louisiana in true Cajun style, and you'll be able to cool off with samples of ice-cold brew and tasty bourbon.
There's also a variety of delicious food available for purchase, either in all-you-can-eat fashion or by the plate. All the Cajun favorites are here, including fried catfish, shrimp, and frog legs; spicy sides like red beans and rice, gumbo, and étouffée; and traditional Cajun boil (crab legs, crawfish, shrimp, andouille sausage, red potatoes, and corn). While snacking and sipping the afternoon away, you'll enjoy arts and crafts; take in great live bands playing blues, funk, zydeco, and brass music; take the kiddos to the Live Reptile Show; enroll in a dance lesson; and challenge others in a hot pepper-eating contest.
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