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An improved catheter for delivering fluid to a body cavity or aspirating the cavity. The catheter includes a cylindrical tube having a proximal end for joining the tube to a source of fluid or suction and a distal end connected to a bolus. The bolus includes a tubular shaped body formed of semi-rigid plastic. The body includes a tube connector section at one end, a tip section at the other end and a passage section between the connector section and the tip section. The passage section also contains a radial passage portion adjacent the tip section that forms a port through the side of the body. The port extends around more than 180 degrees of the circumference of the body. A bolus body segment forms a portion of the passage section opposite the port and connects the tip section with the tube connector section. The body segment includes side walls having a height which is less than 50 percent of the outside radius of the body. The body segment includes an arcuate base in the radially extending passage portion below the port. The body segment also includes a structural component protruding radially outwardly therefrom that is effective to prevent the body segment from bending and restricting the port.
1. In a catheter for delivering fluid to a body cavity or aspirating said cavity wherein said catheter includes a cylindrical tube having a proximal end for joining said tube to a source of fluid or suction and a distal end connected to a bolus, an improved bolus comprising:
a) a tubular shaped body formed of semi-rigid plastic;
b) said body including a tube connector section at one end, a tip section at the other end and a passage section between said connector section and said tip section, said passage section containing a radial passage portion adjacent said tip section, said radial passage portion forming a port through said side of said body;
c) a bolus body segment in the passage section opposite said port, said body segment connecting said tip section with said tube connector section;
d) said body segment forming a side wall in each side of said passage section, each side wall having a height which is less than 50 percent of the outside radius of said body, whereby said port extends around more than 180 degrees of the circumference of said body;
e) said body segment forming an arcuate base in said radially extending passage portion below said port;
f) said body segment aim including a structural component protruding radially outwardly therefrom, and effective to prevent said body segment from bending and restricting said port.
2. The improved bolus of claim 1 further characterized in that:
a) said structural component forms an arch which underlies said passage section and portions of said tube connector section and said tip section.
3. The improved bolus of claim 2 further characterized in that:
a) said arch is orientated longitudinally of said body.
4. The improved bolus of claim 3 further characterized in that:
a) said arch has a maximum thickness beneath said bottom wall of said body segment and decreases in thickness around said side walls towards said port.
This application is a continuation-in-part of copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/077,019, filed on Jun. 15, 1993 in the names of David G. Quinn, Charles M. Crabtree and David S. MacLean. The disclosure of Ser. No. 08/077,019 is hereby incorporated by reference.
This invention relates generally to catheters for use in administering fluids to body cavities, irrigating the cavities and aspirating them. It relates particularly to catheter tubes and, more specifically, to the distal ends thereof which contain the opening(s) for fluid egress or ingress.
Catheters are commonly used for enteral feeding, urinary bladder drainage and irrigation, suctioning of blood and mucous, as well as for other purposes in the medical treatment of humans. Exemplary catheters are illustrated and described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,594,074, 4,410,320, 4,390,017, 4,388,076, and 4,220,542. Each of these catheters employs a tube with a distal end opening, either axially through the tube end or through its side.
In the type of catheter illustrated in U.S. Pat. No. 4,594,074, the distal end of the catheter tube is provided with a tip or bolus, as it is called, in which a side opening is formed. The bolus has a generally cylindrical passage in it with an internal diameter corresponding to the internal diameter of the tube on which it is mounted. The bolus opening or port is formed through its side wall and the side wall, on each side of the opening, is generally vertical, i.e., those side wall portions bracketing the opening extend parallel to each other. This configuration produces a bolus in which the side wall, at the opening, encloses at least 180� of the inside circumference of the passage in the bolus. In addition to having a bolus opening or port of the aforedescribed nature and configuration, the floor of the passage below the port curves upwardly on an arc of substantial radius. The result attributed to this bolus design is a fluid flow characteristic which substantially approximates the fluid flow characteristics of an open-ended tube, yet does not become occluded with mucous or feeding material.
The tube and bolus designs illustrated and described in the aforementioned patents, including U.S. Pat. No. 4,594,074, all have at least one drawback, however. When used in an aspiration mode in the stomach or bladder, for example, the bolus opening or port may become clogged, either by mucosa in the stomach or the wall of the bladder. This is true notwithstanding the fact that the very purpose of the bolus design in the '074 patent, for example, is to avoid such malfunctions, because the port can be bridged too easily transversely of the bolus by the occluding surface.
A primary object of the present invention is to provide an improved bolus for a catheter tube.
Another object is to provide an improved side-opening bolus for a catheter tube.
Still another object is to provide a side-opening catheter bolus which essentially defies occlusion during all modes of operation including, particularly, the aspiration mode.
A further object is to provide a side-opening catheter bolus which is simpler in construction, more compact, and less expensive than catheter tube boluses presently in use.
The foregoing and other objects are realized in accord with the present invention by providing a catheter and bolus for delivering or suctioning fluids to the body cavity of a patient. The catheter includes a tube with a proximal end for joining it to a source of fluid or suction and a distal end connected to a bolus. The bolus has a tubular shaped body with a tube connector section at one end, a nose section at the other end and a passage section between the connector and nose sections. The bolus body has an irregularly shaped lower surface. In one aspect of the present invention the irregularly shaped surface forms an arch.
The invention, including its construction and method of operation, is illustrated more or less diagrammatically in the drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is an illustration of a catheter which might be used for enteral feeding or aspiration, including the catheter tube and a bolus embodying features of a first form of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view of the bolus end of the catheter seen in FIG. 1, showing the bolus connected to the catheter tube;
FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the bolus end of the catheter seen in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view taken along line 4--4 of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a transverse sectional view taken along line 5--5 of FIG. 3;
FIG. 6 is a transverse sectional view taken along line 6--6 of FIG. 3;
FIG. 7 is a transverse sectional view taken along line 7--7 of FIG. 3;
FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 2 showing mucosa pressed against the bolus side port and yet not obstructing the port to a measurable extent;
FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line 9--9 of FIG. 8;
FIG. 10 is an enlarged side view, partially in section, of the bolus end of a catheter showing a modification of the first form of bolus embodying features of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is an illustration of a catheter including a bolus embodying features of a second form of the invention;
FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken along line 12--12 of FIG. 11;
FIG. 13 is a view similar to FIG. 11 showing a guide wire in place in the bolus;
FIG. 14 is an illustration of a catheter including a bolus embodying features of a third form of the invention;
FIG. 15 is a sectional view taken along line 15--15 of FIG. 14; and
FIG. 16 is a sectional view taken along line 16--16 of FIG. 14.
The preferred embodiments are described here in the context of catheters, generally. The principles of the invention apply equally well to all types of catheters, including Foley catheters, urethral catheters and catheters for use in such diverse applications as intravenous, pharyngeal, esophageal, rectacolonic, choledochal, gastric, nasal and endobronchial procedures, as well as others.
Referring now to the drawings, and particularly to FIG. 1, a catheter is seen generally at 10. The catheter 10 includes a cylindrical tube 11 which is preferably fabricated from a resilient, biocompatible plastic such as polyurethane. Although other plastics, including polyvinyl chloride, may be used, the properties of polyurethane are such that it can be fabricated with maximum inside tube diameter and minimum tube wall thickness. It also has a high resistance to highly acidic fluids frequently encountered in clinical applications. Thermoset materials such as silicone may also be used.
The tube 11 extends between a proximal end 14, which may be connected to a syringe for use in aspiration applications or for administrations of fluid, and a terminal end 15. A bolus 20 embodying features of a first form of the present invention is seated in the terminal end 15 of the tube 11.
Referring now to FIGS. 2-7, the bolus 20 and its connection to the terminal end 15 of the catheter tube 11 are shown in greater detail. The bolus has a generally tubular-shaped body 21 fabricated of semi-rigid polyurethane. The polyurethane used for the bolus body 21 has a durometer reading which is preferably in the range of 42 D (or 90 A) to 70 D.
The dimensions of the body 21 vary with the size of the catheter tube in use. Catheter tubes are specified within a standard series of sizes known as "French" sizes. French (FR) sizes designate tubes by their outside diameter. The smallest designation is 3 FR, which has an outside diameter of 1 mm or 0.039". The catheter tube 11 which is utilized in describing the first form of the present invention is an 8 FR tube. This tube in polyurethane has an outside diameter of 0.108". The tube has an inside passage diameter of 0.078".
In this embodiment of the invention, the tubular shaped body 21 of the bolus 20 for an 8 FR size tube 11 has an overall length of 0.580 inches and an outside diameter of 0.138 inches. The outside diameter of the body 21 is, thus, slightly larger than that of the tube 11 to which is it connected.
The body 21 of the bolus 20 is formed unitarily, by injection molding, but comprises three distinct body sections. These are the tube glue-area section 25, the flow passage section 26 and the bullet tip section 27.
As best seen in FIG. 4, the terminal end 15 of the tube 11 connects to the bolus 20 by seating in a cylindrical bore 31 formed axially into the proximal end 32 of the bolus. The cylindrical bore 31 extends 0.185 inches axially into the bolus 21, where it terminates in a shoulder 33. The axial length of the bore 31 forms the tube glue area section 25 of the bolus.
The cylindrical bore 31 has an inside diameter equal to the diameter of the outside surface 36 of the tube 11. The terminal end of the tube 11 is press fit into the bore 31 until it abuts the shoulder 33 and is glued in this position. In this relationship of the tube 11 to the bolus 20, the inner surface 37 of the tube passage is flush with a correspondingly shaped passage 41 in the flow-passage section 26 of the bolus body 21 or, more precisely, with the inner surface 42 of that passage 41, so that fluid flow between the tube and the bolus 20 is turbulence free.
The passage 41 comprises two passage portions, a short cylindrical portion 46 extending axially of the bolus body 21 and a longer portion 47 which curves radially away from the axis of the body 21 and, through a side opening 48 in the body, forms the fluid ingress and egress port for the bolus 20 and the tube 11.
As best seen in FIGS. 4-6, the shape of the passage portion 47 determines the shape of the side opening or port 48. The port 48 is formed by removal of a piece of the bolus body 21 around 270� of the circumference of the body to create the port 48. At the same time, directly opposite the center of the port 48, the floor 52 of the passage segment 47 is built up progressively in the direction of the bullet tip section 27 of the bolus body 21, so as to define a uniform arc terminating at the outer surface of the bolus body.
The radius of the arc of the floor 52 is relatively short. It must be at least as large as the inside diameter of the bolus passage segment 46. However, it should be less than 5 times that diameter and is preferably between 2.5 and 3.75 times that diameter. In the 8 FR tube version shown in FIGS. 2-9, with an inside diameter of 0.078 inches, the radius of the floor 52 shown is 3.25 times 0.078 inches, or 0.254 inches, for example. The length of the port 48 is then 0.180 inches in this example.
As seen in FIGS. 5 and 6, the aforedescribed formation of the port 48 by removal of a piece of the bolus body around 270� of the circumference of the body leaves a bolus body segment 55 opposite the port, effectively connecting the bullet-tip section 27 of the bolus with the tube glue-area section 25. This body segment 55 forms a bottom wall 57 directly opposite the port 48 and a short side wall 56 on each side of the bottom wall and of the flow passage portion 47 in the flow passage section 26. According to the invention, the overall height of these side walls 56 is 29 percent of the radius (outside) of the tube 11 being used, regardless of what the French size of the tube is.
Referring now to FIGS. 8 and 9, the catheter 10 including a bolus 20 embodying features of a first form of the present invention is illustrated in use. Catheter 10 insertion has positioned the bolus 20 with its port 48 against the mucosa M in a patient's stomach, for example. Notwithstanding this positioning, the port 48 is unblocked, as influx arrows in FIG. 9 illustrate. The combination of a port 48 with maximum circumferential width (270�) and stiff, short body segment 55 forming the sidewalls 56 produces a virtually non-occludable bolus 20.
Turning to FIG. 10, a modification of the bolus 20 embodying a first form of the invention is seen generally at 120. Corresponding reference numerals plus 100 digits are used to identify corresponding components. The bolus 120 is identical to the bolus 20 hereinbefore dismissed except for the fact that its bullet-tip section 127 has an extended nose 128, and that nose is weighted.
A catheter with a weighted nose is sometimes used to assist in proper positioning of the bolus in a patient's stomach, for example. In the bolus 120 that is accomplished by using the extended nose 128 comprising a polyurethane sleeve 130 glued to a mounting extension 131 on the bolus. The sleeve 130 is then filled with tungsten cylinders 132 which are held in place by the segmentally spherical cap 133 which is formed by heat on the end of the sleeve.
A bolus embodying a second form of the present invention is illustrated generally at 220 in FIGS. 11-13. Where components correspond to those of the bolus 20, they are identified by corresponding reference numerals plus 200 digits. Here the bolus 220 is illustrated in association with a 6 FR tube, i.e., one smaller in diameter than the 8 FR tube discussed in relation to the first embodiment. As such, the bolus 220 is proportionally smaller than those (20 and 120) of the first embodiment.
The bolus 220 differs from the bolus 20 only in that its tip section 227 is not bullet shaped but is, in itself, an open-ended tubular section. Its free end 228 is open through to the side-opening port 248, as illustrated.
The purpose of this construction, as seen in FIG. 13, is to permit the use of a guide wire 260 extending through the catheter tube 211 and out the open end 228 of the tip section 227. The guide wire 260 has a ball-shaped free end 261.
The guide wire 260 is used to guide the catheter 210 with the bolus 220 out of the stomach and into the jejunum or duodenum. The wire 260, which is relatively stiff compared to the catheter tube 211, is inserted ahead of the bolus 220 and then the catheter 210 is slipped downwardly over it to properly position the bolus before the wire is removed.
In addition to facilitating insertion of a bolus embodying features of the invention over a guide wire, the bolus 220 configuration also provides marked advantages in application on a suction catheter. Suction effective through the open free end 228 and the side-opening port 248 is not easily blocked. The open free end 228 and the port 248 effectively provide blockage relief for each other.
A bolus embodying a third form of the present invention is illustrated generally at 320 in FIGS. 14-16. Where components correspond to those of the bolus 20, they are identified by corresponding reference numerals plus 300 digits. Here, the bolus 320 is illustrated in association with an 8 FR tube, i.e. the same diameter as the tube shown in the first embodiment (20 and 120) and having a larger diameter than the 6 FR tube shown in the second embodiment.
The bolus 320 differs from the bolus 20 in that its body 321 includes an arch 328 which distends the lower surface of the body downwardly and extends longitudinally of the bolus under the flow passage section 326. The arch 328 which thus forms a somewhat bulbous or irregularly shaped surface on the body 321 opposite the port 348, increases the stiffness or rigidity of the body segment 355 including its bottom wall 357 and the side walls 356. The arch 328 is important because it prevents the body segment 355 from bending and possibly blocking the passage 341.
As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15 longitudinally of the body 321 the arch 328 begins in the glue area section 325 and increases in thickness until a maximum thickness or peak is achieved in the flow passage section 326. After reaching a maximum thickness or peak at the center, the arch decreases in thickness and preferably terminates just prior to the bullet tip in the section 327. While the exact postioning of the peak may be varied, the peak should be in the region of the body segment 355 so as to support that portion of the bolus 320.
As shown in FIG. 16, the thickest point of the arch 328 is also in the bottom wall 357 of the transverse center of the arch 328. In other words, the arch 328 decreases in thickness as it extends laterally around the bottom wall 357 of the body segment 355 and up its side walls 356.
The thickness and the length of the arch 328 may be varied depending upon the size of the bolus used. In the 8 FR tube, for example, the middle of the arch preferably has a thickness of 0.015 inches. Furthermore, the arch 328 preferably has a length of 0.468 inches.
While preferred embodiments of the invention have been described, it should be understood that the invention is not so limited and modifications may be made without departing from the invention. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims, and all devices that come within the meaning of the claims, either literally or by equivalence, are intended to be embraced therein.
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The Baltimore Orioles will option rookie starter Kevin Gausman to Triple-A Norfolk, following his outing against the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night, a game in which the Orioles would win 5-4 in 13 innings.The third-overall pick in the 2012 MLB Amateur Draft out of LSU, Gausman has moved quickly throughout the Baltimore organization and was the first player from last year's first round to make his big league debut.In five starts this season, Gausman has posted an 0-3 record and 7.66 ERA, along with a 20/6 strikeout to walk ratio in 24.2 innings of work.Gausman worked 5 1/3 innings on Thursday night, surrendering two runs (a pair of home runs) and striking out five batters and walking none.Gausman has displayed flashes of brilliance in his outings this season, but has also shown his inexperience. He has the ability to develop a plus three-pitch arsenal with time, as he possesses a plus fastball and changeup that both explode in the zone with excellent movement.The Baltimore rookie will join Norfolk for the first time as the Orioles hope to refine his repertoire and better prepare him for the stretch ahead.
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I have wrote a simple DirectX 2D game engine and im having some issues when running the game applications on different computers. I developed the engine and demos on a windows 7 dual core with an NVIDIA GeForce GT 520. I can run the game over two monitors and its performance is 60+ FPS.
The platform I need to run my games on is a dual core, XP system with an ATi HD 3200 across dual monitors. I setup the games to look fullscreen by using the WS_POPUP window style, using one window which is 2048 x 768 running on a 1024 x 768 resolution.
This works brilliant on my computer but im having some issues on other computers.
The problems I am having are:
- If I use WS_POPUP the first monitor is just a black screen
- If I use WS_POPUPWINDOW it works and draws to both monitors but its really slow
- If I set the game to not be borderless, E.g use WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW instead, the performace shoots up from around 10 FPS to 25 FPS but it no longer looks fullscreen.
This is my window style setup code:
if (g_engine->getFullscreen())
DEVMODE dm;
memset(&dm, 0, sizeof(dm));
dm.dmSize = sizeof(dm);
dm.dmPelsWidth = g_engine->getScreenWidth();
dm.dmPelsHeight = g_engine->getScreenHeight();
dm.dmBitsPerPel = g_engine->getColorDepth();
dm.dmFields = DM_BITSPERPEL | DM_PELSWIDTH | DM_PELSHEIGHT;
if (ChangeDisplaySettings(&dm, CDS_FULLSCREEN) != DISP_CHANGE_SUCCESSFUL) {
MessageBox(NULL, "Display mode failed", NULL, MB_OK);
dwStyle = WS_POPUP;
dwExStyle = WS_EX_APPWINDOW;
else if(g_engine->getBorderless())
dwStyle = WS_POPUP;
dwExStyle = WS_EX_APPWINDOW | WS_EX_TOPMOST ;
else {
dwStyle = WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW;
dwExStyle = WS_EX_APPWINDOW | WS_EX_TOPMOST ;
Im very confused with these issues and any help would be greatly appreciated.


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They're anything but, little is known about the PS4 architecture. but while it probably isn't as custom as the XO, they're not 100% PC by any stretch
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Posted 13 November 2013 - 17:11
Either way, it's good the cache function at least allows multiple games to be cached, even if you can start playing in under a half a minute in most cases. hvaing to "install" the game every time like the FAQ gave the impression of would have lead to unnecessary wear.
However,I think they should have had an option for an auto clean function that should have been on by default. Sure fir me, and the rest of us on this forum, and the more technically inclined vocal minority. We would probably prefer the uninstall games and maintain installed games manually. but for the less technically inclined, I Think an auto clean function of remove oldest games when you hit 90% on the HDD would have been a good function. Heck I would have used it myself to avoid having to clean out the games myself regularly, I'd rather play games than HDD space janitor at least as long as it leaves downloaded games alone
But this is probably another one of those things they will add down the road. the OS' on both consoles at the moment are a bit of a rush job. it does seem like Sony had more trouble finishing in time. But I suspect that's pure budgeting. MS planned to have a full media centric device and simply put a lot more money, developers and resources at it. while Sony focused on the game part and plain forgot about everything else, project manager fail.
Cerny said they considered it, but didn't want people hit with a "surprise your game is gone".
Posted 13 November 2013 - 17:48
I think it's clear that how long you have to wait before you can start playing a game on either system depends on the size of the game itself. The games we know of that are huge will take longer, those that are smaller will not. I don't think anyone expected a constant time on either system did they? There's no way that would've been the case, maybe it's a set %, like in the case of Ghosts on the XB1 the game had to reach the 50% installed mark. Now that could be the same for each game, or maybe not? We'll find out in time but I think it's a safe bet that you'll be waiting from anywhere between 10mins to 50mins depending on the size of the game itself. Maybe less if we're talking some small arcade type digital game etc.
It's just something to live with, now that games are so big and these BD drives aren't fast enough to play off of the disc we're going to have to install our games. I've been doing so for a long time and anyone who plays on the PC has. Might be new to the console only crowd but w/e, they'll get used to it.
Posted 13 November 2013 - 18:13
Cerny said they considered it, but didn't want people hit with a "surprise your game is gone".
I know. that's why I said they should add it later. and his reasoning is bullcrap. that's why I said it should be a toggle/option. and since the game can be installed. people wouldn't even notice, now would they...


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Protesters hold banners in Beirut against the Sudanese judiciary's sentence for a Christian woman who was accused of apostasy on Saturday, June 7, 2014. (The Daily Star/Mohammad Azakir)
BEIRUT: A group of protesters gathered outside the Sudanese Embassy in Beirut Saturday morning, to call for the immediate release of Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishaq.
Ibrahim was arrested in February charged initially with adultery and subsequently with apostasy, and was taken into custody with her 20-month-year-old son. She was 8 months pregnant at the time and gave birth to a baby girl in prison last week.
The court found Ibrahim guilty of both charges last month, sentencing her to 100 lashes for adultery and execution for apostasy.
The adultery charge was upheld on the grounds that she both married and bore children from a Christian man, Daniel Wani, an American citizen, while she - based on her father's religion – is considered a Muslim. The marriage of a Muslim woman to a Christian man in Sudan can be a complex issue, subject to varying interpretations of Sharia law, as well as cultural and familial prejudices.
This is despite Ibrahim herself identifying as a Christian, having being raised as such by her Christian mother in her father's absence. It was her assertion of that Christian identity in her trial that led to the second charge of apostasy.
"We are here in solidarity with Meriam Yahia from Beirut, and we want to express our solidarity for everybody's right to freedom of religion and belief so everybody can choose what they consider the most appropriate religion for them," said Saida Allaw, a journalist with As-Safir, during the brief protest.
"In the 21st Century, [there is no place for penalties] such as lashing and execution or conviction for apostasy; dictatorial regimes will have to wake up."
The protest was organized by women's rights group, Fe-Male, and attracted widespread media attention. Alyia Awada, one of the event organizers, read out a message to the Sudanese government from the protesters:
"We are here today to raise our voices high, calling on the Sudanese government to release Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishaq and revoke the death sentence against her. This is conformity with international human rights standards and in response to all appeals from Arab and international organizations calling for revocation of this verdict that is not based on anything else other than the whims of the patriarchal society. It is high time to save women from your delusory justice."
The protesters flanked Awada as she read the statement carrying signs that read, "From Lebanon to Sudan, we are all Meriam," and "Get Married and have a death sentence, free of charge."
One of the founding members of Fe-Male, Hayyat Mourshad, told The Daily Star that she felt that Ibrahim's case was an indication of a larger problem throughout the region.
"Two days ago in Akkar, a girl was killed because she decided to choose a husband that her father did not approve of. The execution is the same. True, circumstances may differ, but the suffering is the same and the type of violence that women face is similar."
The group in front of the embassy was roughly a dozen strong but was distinctly lacking representation from the Sudanese community in Lebanon.
Mourshad stated that this was potentially the first of many demonstrations.
"Today's protest is symbolic, just expressing our position and that we are supporting this cause for the rights of Meriam. If the Sudanese continue to maintain their position we will consider a bigger mobilization in which we hope that the Sudanese community in Lebanon will take part, as well as women's rights organizations."
The Sudanese ambassador to Lebanon, Ahmed Hassan, said that there was too much confusion around the case at the moment.
"There is a big misunderstanding about the name of this girl, whether it is Meriam or Abrar and she was never registered in any university."
Sudanese media have been reporting Ibrahim's first name as Abrar, as her brother has reportedly claimed.
The Ambassador also said that several Sudanese universities released statements saying that she never attended their organizations, which brought into question whether or not she was a medical doctor.
But Hassan went on to say, "All the people are not agreeing with this decision by this court ... I hope they find a solution to the issue first of all."
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A group of protesters gathered outside the Sudanese Embassy in Beirut Saturday morning, to call for the immediate release of Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishaq.The marriage of a Muslim woman to a Christian man in Sudan can be a complex issue, subject to varying interpretations of Sharia law, as well as cultural and familial prejudices.The protest was organized by women's rights group, Fe-Male, and attracted widespread media attention. Alyia Awada, one of the event organizers, read out a message to the Sudanese government from the protesters: The Sudanese ambassador to Lebanon, Ahmed Hassan, said that there was too much confusion around the case at the moment.Sudanese media have been reporting Ibrahim's first name as Abrar, as her brother has reportedly claimed.
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The star of 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' turned independent film producer, was speaking in a wide-ranging interview with Yahoo at the Cannes 2011 Festival of Creativity yesterday (21 June).
He said: "Authenticity and quality are key to great brands. Both lead to trust, and you have to have a certain amount of integrity to achieve that."
After many years in front of the camera, Redford now manages his own brand, the Sundance Festival and Channel, which showcases smaller indie productions and recognises upcoming talent and creativity.
Redford explained the premise behind his Sundance empire is to nurture creativity and upcoming talent.
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Yahoo was announced as partner for the shorts contest at the 2012 Sundance Festival and will create a strong online portal to house the creative work and give audiences chance to vote and comment.
Redford later recalled his first experience of Cannes while hitch-hiking from Paris and Florence as an art student.
He slept on the beach under the pier at the Carlton Hotel and heard the sound of people enjoying themselves above him, and thought: "Man, what would it feel like being up there in a tuxedo and enjoying myself?"
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People say that the nature gave the intelect to the dragons, and Gods gave them the greed. This dragon has stolen something unusually valuable and he will pay a lot for this act. :/
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fantastic idea,
it looks really good, but there are a few tangencies between the bomb and the river that bother me. the tail does it too. maybe break a few edges. right now the bomb and river are at the same angle, and line up in such a way that neither one stands out as well as they would otherwise.
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you need to flesh out his left hand more,i thought he had only one arm and that the other one was his ribcage.
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You'd have a more dynamic piece if the bomb was tilted, and the dragon was struggling with it just a bit. Cant the hips more so it's not just hanging there. The tail curving in, and under is really creating a static spot were you could use more dynamism. The dragons left forefoot/hand could be better placed as well.
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A nice concept. I like it when planes and flying dragons go head to head!
I'm just worried about the physics of the thing. I just don't think he could fly with the bomb hanging way down there. It would be swinging about, pulling him off balance. I know it's a fantasy image but for the viewer to really connect with the image I think you still have to play within some of the rules of reality.
I would be more inclined to have him clutching the bomb with his front limbs, holding it closer to his body, closer to his center of gravity. I think he would have needed to use his legs to escape from wherever he stole the bomb from and to give him the necessary run up to take off. I always imagine dragons needing a run up before taking off...I don't see them being able just to flap their wings and take off from a standing start especially carrying a heavy object. I think his tail would be straighter out behind him due to his forward motion too.
You might want to give the bomb a bit of color variation to define the shape like a checkerboard strip around it or some stencilled millitary numbers. I googled for some images like that but couldn't find anything, but hey, this is supposed to be a fantasy image!!
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Granade's order doesn't affect counties that have stopped issuing all marriage licenses in response to the Supreme Court decision, but a gay rights attorney said other counties must treat people equally or face penalties. "We will ask Judge Granade to hold them in contempt if they'd don't," said Shannon Minter of the San Francisco-based National Center for Lesbian Rights in Washington. Possible penalties include monetary fines, cost assessments and even jail time, but Minter said no decision has been made about which penalties to seek. "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it," Minter said. Minter said his group knew of seven of Alabama's 67 counties that were issuing licenses to straight couples but not gay couples early in the day, but the number dropped by at least four when Elmore, Franklin, Tallapoosa and Tuscaloosa counties said they would issue licenses to anyone. The Alabama Supreme Court has muddied the issue by granting time for gay marriage opponents to voice their opinion about the effects of same-sex weddings. Granade's order came at the request of groups representing gay couples across Alabama. The judge, who previously overturned the state's ban on same-sex marriage, put earlier decisions on hold to allow time for the justices to rule. Since Alabama law says counties "may" issue marriage licenses, some probate judges have stopped handling marriage licenses altogether rather than let gay couples wed. At least 13 Alabama counties as of Wednesday had shut down marriage license operations altogether. Some judges said they were trying to sort out what to do next in the wake of the state court order. A few said they, and their constituents, were philosophically opposed to same-sex marriage. "Marriage to me is one man, one woman," said Pike County Probate Judge Wes Allen, who said he was adhering to the law by treating couples equally. Allen shut down marriage operations in February, shortly after Granade ruled the Alabama's same-sex marriage ban was unconstitutional. Allen said the feedback he's received from constituents has been "overwhelmingly positive." "Lots of great feedback. Since February, we just made the decision early on that we weren't going to issue any marriage licenses, and we've stuck by it and that's what we intend to do." Geneva County Probate Judge Fred Hamic, who also shut down marriage license operations, said he wanted clarification on what counties should do, but also said he had religious objections to gay marriage. Minter said probate judges might be within their rights to do that, but didn't think it was practical option to keep marriage license operations closed down for everyone. "That's going to make folks pretty unhappy," Minter said. A dwindling number of local officials in other states continue refusing same-sex marriages. Seven Mississippi circuit clerks who had been refusing marriage licenses for same-sex couples said their concerns were eased following a meeting with staff members for Attorney General Jim Hood, and they would join most other counties and issue licenses. And in Louisiana, Red River Parish may be the last refusing the unions. In an emailed statement, Red River Court Clerk Stuart Shaw said his Christian beliefs may keep him from issuing same-sex licenses, and he was awaiting final word on a federal appeals court ruling. Shaw said his office will eventually comply, with workers who don't object to gay marriage handling the licenses. 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2. Pour water to just barely cover the brisket and add garlic cloves, and bay leaves in it. Place the pot on medium to high heat and bring it to a boil.
3. Cover the pot, reduce the flame of oven to low, and simmer for about 2 hours or until meat reaches a temperature of about 160 degree F when measured with thermometer.
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For once I agree with Donald Trump, "this country doesn't need another Bush." Jeb Bush has announced on Twitter and Facebook that he's "actively exploring a White House run for 2016." To be fair, I actually prefer him to his brother, George W. Bush, but do we need another Bush in the White House?
Jeb Bush wrote on Facebook about discussions over a possible presidential run, "We also talked about the future of our nation. As a result of these conversations and thoughtful consideration of the kind of strong leadership I think America needs, I have decided to actively explore the possibility of running for President of the United States."
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Looks like a mix of rat dung and dead flies -- GROSS!
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We've been down this road before with Pau Gasol and it just doesn't appear to be in the cards this season for him and his owners. Last night disaster struck again in the form of plantar fasciitis, don't try to pronounce it at home. What is plantar fasciitis? In short, your foot hurts when you have it, that's all I know. As many of you astute fantasy owners also know by now, Pau may have torn the plantar in the fasciitis which means he could be out up to a month or even more. If he's out for a month I'd lose him in shallow leagues, it's just time to cut bait on him. Don't even give him a kiss, just dunk his head into the water really hard and hold it down while he flops around until he lay still. That'll be best for all! Oh, I'm so mean! Anyway, yes, the usuals, Antawn Jamison is most available out there so go grab him quick. Earl Clark should be owned everywhere by now but if he's not then go do the needful. No, I'm not Indian but I eat Indian food! Metta World Peace should continue to
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Energy Efficient eBook-Reader Runs on Linux
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Thanks to its ePaper electronic ink display, the Hanlin eReader V3 can save on power consumption, according to its producer. Once a page is fully displayed, further power is not needed. An additional benefit is that the text-to-background contrast helps readability in even the poorest light.
Unlike Amazon's Kindle eBook reader, which is also based on electronic ink technology, the Hanlin is not equipped with Internet access. However, this point is moot for non-U.S. users in that Amazon's Kindle is available only in the U.S. due to its dependence on Sprint's EVDO network.
The Hanlin device accepts content over an SD card (up to 4 Gbytes) or via USB 1.1, with text formats including PDF, DOC, MP3, HTML, TXT, CHM, PNG, TIF, GIF, JPG, PPT, EPUB and LIT. It supports numerous languages (with more to come) and weighs 7.5 ounces. Wolf Linux, an apparent Chinese Linux variant, is the operating system and the device runs on a Samsung Arm9 CPU at 200 MHz. Memory consists of a 32 MB SDRAM and an internal 2 MB NOR Flash. The 6-inch display should be easily readable at a resolution of 800x600 pixels. A stereo audio jack is included.
Availability of the source code is still questionable. December of last year, a user on the GPL violations mailing list tried unsuccessfully to obtain certain source code elements.
The Hanlin eBook is unlikely to be on Ebay any time soon, but is available for $361 from the Jinke website, albeit only by bank wire transfer (no credit cards or PayPal). Alternatively, the product is orderable as the "Walkbook" from a vendor out of Istanbul via PayPal.
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Chop tarragon and thyme and mince anchovies. In a deep bowl stir together all ingredients except vinegar. Marinate olive mixture, covered and chilled, stirring occasionally, at least 6 hours and up to 3 days. Bring olive mixture to room temperature before proceeding.
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The Philadelphia Eagles signed franchised wide receiver DeSean Jackson to a 5-year deal on Wednesday, and as expected, the over-reaction was wide spread as to what it might mean to Pittsburgh Steelers restricted free agent Mike Wallace. The contract numbers are already out per Pro Football Talk and this is a classic example of why you have to judge a contract by the breakdown itself, instead of looking at the overall value of the contract. The Jackson deal calls for him to earn a 2012 base salary of $750,000 and he also will receive a $250,000 workout bonus in 2012 in addition. The signing bonus Read more [...]
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"There are people out here who will sacrifice their lives and their fortunes and their sacred honor to defend them," said Jerry DeLemus from New Hampshire. "If someone points a gun at me, I'll definitely point my gun back."
The dispute has reignited debate over BLM practices, especially where it controls vast areas of land in the West. The issue of states' rights has long been disputed in Nevada, where more than 85 percent of land is controlled by federal mark, military and land agencies.
"People are getting tired of the federal government having unlimited power," Bundy's wife, Carol Bundy told ABC News.
Both sides said the issue is one of fairness, with the federal government maintaining that thousands of other cattle ranchers are abiding by the law by paying their annual grazing fees.
The remaining campers on the Bundy ranch told the AP they have no plans to leave and believe they are being watched by government drones and helicopters.
"We stay until the Bundys tell us we can go home," said Jack Commerford, a friend of DeLemus' from New Hampshire.


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The Federal Trade Commission's new online ad guidelines appear to offer a laissez faire approach, which the Interactive Advertising Bureau and AOL (NYSE: TWX) have treated as an early Christmas present. As we mentioned, the FTC is entrusting the industry to police itself as opposed to handing down strict rules on behavioral targeting. In meetings set up with the FTC last month, the regulatory agency indicated it might issue tight controls over marketers' online activity. In a speech at the November Ad:Tech conference in New York, Randall Rothenberg, president and CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau warned that coming regulation could strangle online advertising practices:
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A wonderfully versatile salad that can be served with almost any main course. The vinaigrette is zesty and fresh, yet it's mild enough to work well with a variety of flavors.
YIELD: Serves 4
Shred carrots with a mandoline or other manual slicer or in a food processor fitted with shredding disk. Julienne radishes. Whisk together zest, juice, oil, and salt and pepper to taste and toss with vegetables.


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