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Two new boards, X855 and white collection 158
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I have two new boards one is the X855, never ridin, with est bindings, bought to ride, not a big snowboarder and ended up going home before i used it. Its been sitting in my closet since. Brand new, asking $600 but make me an offer.
Also, bought the day before the X855, used one day, a Burton White collection board, with ride bindings. Great condition, worked fine, just wanted the best of the best with the X855 but never got to ride it. been sitting in the closet since. Asking $500 for this, but will take an offer.
Depending on location will depend on shipping but if seriously interested i will go price shipping and thats what you'll pay. Please make me an offer on these boards. Also have lots of Volcom, burton and spider pants and coats matching and unmatching. Im the kind of person who buys everything i need to do something im not good at, so i dont plan on going boarding again soon, so it's your gain with this stuff. If interested email me at email@example.com We'll make it happen.
Will respond the second i read email...if seriously interested call me at 704-576-1455
I doubt anyones going to respong with high sticker prices like that, you being new here, AND the fact that you didnt include your own pictures..
Just sayin...
eh, seems like stolen gear to me
Yeah I just read his thread over. Im like 95% sure its hot.
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I will take pictures of my own items and post them on thursday, im in school all day today (wednesday) i might be able to do it later tonight. If the sticker price is to high make me an offer...ill figure what i can sell them for as well and try and lower it on here. These are not "hot" i can assure you, ill look for the reciepts but im not good at keeping track of them, the white collection board and ride bindings came from sun and ski in concord mills, in concord nc (right near charlotte) bought these the day before i went to snow shoe WV then road on this rig for one day and that night bought the X855 rig in the village up on snowshoe...i might have the reciepts, some of the clothes still have tags attached cause i never used them. Anything else i can do to assure you these arent "hot" let me know. Please make an offer though
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Last Thursday afternoon, Jan. 5, a two car accident occurred off of the Highlands Road exit ramp in Franklin.
According to Franklin Police Officer Dwayne Cabe, a 1989 Chevrolet Celebrity driven by June Conley, 80, of Franklin, collided with a Ford F-150 driven by Chuck Cocke, 50, also of Franklin.
Witnesses to the accident told law enforcement officials at the scene that Conley ran a red light and struck Cocke's vehicle. Cocke is an employee with City Plumbing and Electric Supply.
Conley was immediately airlifted to Mission Hospital in Asheville, while Cocke was transported to Angel Medical Center in Franklin and was later released. Conley was in critical condition at Mission Hospital over the weekend, and sadly passed away due to her injuries on Wednesday.
CORRECTION: The Macon County News was misinformed by law enforcement at press time and printed that Mrs. Conley remained in stable condition at Mission Hospital in Asheville. Unfortunately, MCN reporters were alerted post-deadline that Mrs. Conley had remained in critical condition and had passed away due to her injuries Wednesday evening. The Macon County News regrets the error and offers our condolences to Mrs. Conley's family.
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EDITOR: Why is it that you publish what the average worker at BART makes ("Why so much is at stake with BART," Aug. 11), yet make no mention of the compensation that their employers make? Getting paid $80,000 per year with benefits doesn't make anyone wealthy in the Bay Area.
As Hedrick Smith noted in your Forum section ("Empty promises," Aug. 11), the average worker, accounting for inflation, makes the same as he or she did in the 1970s, yet compensation for CEOs is up 40 percent since 2009.
Far too many, apparently including editors at The Press Democrat, argue that most people are struggling, so everyone should struggle. Cities and counties are far more hurt by compensation paid to mayors, council people, et al. who serve for only a few years and walk away with endless compensation than they ever will be by people who actually put in a career for said city or county.
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EDITOR: I'm wondering if Supervisor Efren Carrillo's connections to the Sonoma County Democratic Party and the owners of The Press Democrat are preventing the newspaper from calling Carrillo what he's shown himself to be. Carrillo is either a drunk or a pervert, regardless of what happens in the criminal case.
A woman was victimized, and I'd wager that if Carrillo was not a Democrat, The Press Democrat would be calling for his resignation now, not after Friday ("Carrillo's next step rests on Aug. 30 events," Wednesday). Take a responsible position. Carrillo has lost the ability to represent his constituents and is making a laughingstock out of the Sonoma County Democratic Party. Give him every opportunity to defend himself against criminal charges. But don't give him every opportunity to make Sonoma County politics a joke. As it now stands, politicians are considered one step above child molesters by the public.
Query: Would anyone vote for Carrillo now knowing about his "mishaps" with the law? No. He needs to resign or to be recalled, and the paper of record for Sonoma County needs to take a stand now without waiting for Friday.


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Brazil will set out to justify their status as South American champions and tournament favourites when they take on Japan on Saturday in the teams' opening Group B match at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Nigeria 2009. Japan, who made group-stage exits in their last two tournaments, are looking to cause an upset and set themselves up for a place in the Round of 16.
The game
Brazil-Japan, Lagos, Saturday 24 October, 19:00 (local time)
The stakes
Only tournament hosts Nigeria can match Brazil's record in the competition, with each country having won three FIFA U-17 World Cups. Nigeria 2009 is therefore a great opportunity for the Seleção to overtake the Golden Eaglets in their own back yard. But Luis Nizzo's team won't have it easy: in addition to negotiating a tough group against teams with different playing styles, they will have to cope with the pressure of winning after seeing their colleagues lose in the U-20 Final in Egypt last week. Their first hurdle will be Japan, an opponent with little renown in the competition, but a dangerous attack. Will things go to form, or can the Japanese produce the first shock of the tournament?
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50 - Japan's win percentage in their opening matches at previous FIFA U-17 World Cups. They lost to Ghana in both 1993 and 1995, and defeated USA and Haiti in 2001 and 2007 respectively.
The words
"It's a shame that Brazil didn't win the U-20 title in Egypt, but I hope that my players have been able to take positives from what they saw, in particular how small details can be the difference between winning and losing in the knockout stages. Our first game will be vital," Brazil coach Luis Nizzo.
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I was expose the negative at ISO 80, and then a was develop my negative in X-Tol at 1:1 dilution. Temperature, time and agitation from Data Sheet. Film T-Max 100.
And then I was enlarge my negative.
In the scan is the contact print, then crop from 18*18 cm., 30*30 cm., 40*40 cm., 55*55 cm.
Then I was scan this without correction at 300 dpi.
And in result I need some comments about quality of my photosystem. Is this a normal result for medium format at the 9x enlarge????
I don't have experience in this format cameras and lens, but when I use a small format Nikon with fix lenses I'm not sure that Nikon 50 1.8 was more quality at the same enlargement. Perhaps that Nikon 50 1.8 lens was little more sharp and because I was use a Ilford FP4Plus with D-23 little more grainy.......
I was use a Gitzo 5 series alluminium tripod, camera was Kiev 6S (made in USSR) with Carl Zeiss Jena Flectogon 50/4. Enlarger lens was Rodenstok Rodagon 80/4.
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I have bought a HP Envy Touchsmart 4-1215dx Ultrabook 1 year back from USA. The keyboard starts developing problem recently. if I try to login to my A/C , keys are not working or not functioning at all. for e.g: if I Press 'm', then the login form seems to work as "Enter/Return" key. so, effectively keyboard is not at all working. my query is, whether this is a software problem or a hardware problem from my experience doing Windows restore and all again shows the keyboard error reappearing. I showed it to a Computer shoppe here and they said they have cases of 5-6 HP ultrabook's bought from USA developing this problem and replacing keyboard also seems not to fix this as the problem reappears for many of them. I was told, the humidity(I live 40kms east of coast) in Kerala state, may be the reason keyboards starts failing especially during our monsoon times.
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From what i herd it wasn't Alley herself that asked for a massive increase in salary for ST III it was her agent. Nimoy was really happy with Alley and she loved being in STII. Paramont did not even counter offer for STIII. I don't know about STVI, but I could imagine after being not signed for STIII and finding out that she would have been a traitor I could see her passing, but I cant confirm that or anything.
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Big Sky Conference predicts Eagle men and women to finish 8th
When the Eastern Washington University men's and women's cross country teams kick off the season Sept. 1 at the Clash of the Inland Northwest, they will look into eventually starting a new chapter in the school's history.
Head coach Chris Zeller believes this year's men's squad has some of the best depth and raw talent the program has seen in years. However, with this season's Big Sky Cross Country Championships being held at Northern Arizona, the 7,000-foot elevation in Flagstaff puts the team at a significant disadvantage. As a result, Zeller will look to redshirt a few key athletes in order to build towards the 2013 season.
However, the 2012 season comes first and the Clash of the Inland Northwest will be held at Mead High School in Spokane, Wash. The women's race begins at 10 a.m., with the men's race to follow at 10:30.
In a vote of the Big Sky Cross Country coaches, both the men's and women's team were voted to finish eighth. The men received 55 points in voting while the women received 39. The Northern Arizona men and the Weber State women have been chosen as the favorites for the Big Sky titles with both squads receiving all 11 first-place votes.
The 2012 Big Sky Cross Country Championships will be hosted by Northern Arizona University and held at Buffalo Park Oct. 27 in Flagstaff. Eastern's men's and women's teams both finished seventh at the BSC Championships last year at Idaho State.
Men's Season Outlook
Redshirts aside, the Eagles will have a very new look after losing five recent letter winners to graduation. Simon Sorensen, the top finisher for Eastern at last year's Big Sky Cross Country Championship (19th), will be redshirting along with Chris Schroll and newcomer Vincent Hamilton.
Schroll, a transfer from UNC-Pembroke, was a qualifier last season in the 5,000 meters at the Big Sky Indoor Track and Field Championships with his time of 15:16.81.
"Vince Hamilton probably has the best credentials on paper of any newcomer at Eastern," Zeller said. Hamilton is a transfer from Boise State who ran for high school powerhouse North Central in Spokane, Wash. He was named Freshman of the Year in the Mountain West Conference and his high school track time of 8:58.26 in the 3200 was the second fastest in Washington in 2011.
Eastern also lost two-time Big Sky Track Champion Kyle King (2011 Indoor 5K, 2012 Outdoor 10K), who placed fourth at the 2010 Big Sky XC Championships. Other key losses include Bowe Ebding, Graham Vaux, Cody Barton and Drake da Ponte.
This year's roster will feature three returners including team captain Jordan Curnutt (Spokane, Wash.), Nathan Fall (Chewelah, Wash.) and Quin Olivas (Kennewick, Wash.).
At last year's conference championship in Pocatello, Idaho, Curnutt was fourth on the team, placing 50th overall. Fall and Olivas followed in the No.5 and No.6 spots for Eastern, with Fall finishing 53rd and Olivas 54th.
Rounding out the roster for the men are newcomers Issac Seward (Veradale, Wash.) and David Thor (Wichita, Kan.).
Thor is a seven-time state champion from Bishop Carroll High School in Kansas. He won 5A State titles twice in cross country and five times in track (800, 1600, 3200, 4x400 relay).
"I think we're going to be really hungry to be in the top three in the conference a year from now, and I really think we have the pieces to do that. But it's going to be a matter of them putting in the work this fall," Zeller said.
Women's Season Outlook
On the women's side, the team is still fairly young with the majority of the squad consisting of sophomores or juniors. The Eagles lost three of their top runners including Tonya Turner, Micaela Rasmussen and Stephanie Dye. Turner was the top runner for Eastern last year, placing 22nd at the conference championship while Rasmussen was the No.5 runner, placing 48th. Dye, a former team captain and four-year letterwinner, was third for the Eagles and placed 41st at the championships.
Top returners for the Eagles include Katie Mahoney (Richland, Wash.) and team captain Berenice Penaloza (Yakima, Wash.). Zeller believes they will be the top two runners for the women.
Mahoney was 36th at the Big Sky Championships last year and the second to cross the finish line for Eastern. Penaloza redshirted the 2011 Cross Country season, but both she and Mahoney made their marks in Eastern's record books during the 2012 Indoor Track season. Mahoney ran times of 5:04.41 in the mile (fourth all-time) and 10:26.63 in the 3,000 (seventh all-time). Penaloza ran 18:08.99 in the 5,000 (fourth all-time) and 10:30.74 in the 3,000 (tenth all-time). Both athletes redshirted the 2012 outdoor season.
"Katie and Berenice put in really solid summers, and I'm really excited to see what they're able to do," Zeller said, "In terms of how it will fill in behind them, we'll just have to wait and see who put in the summers necessary to take those other spots."
Returning letterwinners for the team include Monica Jaenicke (Auburn, Wash.), Kimberly Macias (Hermiston, Ore.), Danie Moon (Gig Harbor, Wash.), and the lone senior on the roster, Jessi Johnson (Clarkston, Wash.).
Other members of the team include Carina Leon (Pasco, Wash.), Jamie Gladfelter (Port Angeles, Wash.), Acacia Smith (Spokane, Wash.), Lauren Brewington (Naches, Wash.), Katherine Bravo (Yakima, Wash.), Amber Core (Kaiserslautern, Germ.), Brittney Swanson (Yakima, Wash.) and newcomer Lynnsie Stoneback (Puyallup, Wash.).
2012 Big Sky Cross Country Preseason Coaches' Poll
Men's Poll
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|1. Northern Arizona
|121 (11)
|2. Weber State
|3. Montana State
|4. Sacramento State
|5. Southern Utah
|6. Montana
|7. Idaho State
|8. Eastern Washington
|9. North Dakota
|10. Northern Colorado
|11. Portland State
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|7. Sacramento State
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|Complete Basilar Artery Assessment by Transcranial Color-Coded Duplex Sonography Using the Combined Transforaminal and Transtemporal Approach.
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|PMID: 22183865 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|Purpose: Visualization of the basilar artery (BA) by transcranial color-coded duplex sonography (TCCD) can be challenging. The detection of stenosis or occlusion of the BA often has to rely on indirect signs like a highly pulsatile flow in the vertebral arteries. In case of a distal BA occlusion, however, the flow of the VAs can even be normal. The aim of our TCCD study was to visualize a maximum length of the BA combining the customarily used transforaminal appraoch for the proximal part and the less well known transtemporal coronal approach for the distal BA segment. Materials and Methods: TCCD was performed in 60 subjects with a good temporal bone window. Detectable extracranial or intracranial pathology was previously excluded. The BA was insonated using the transforaminal and transtemporal insonation plane and the visible length was measured. In one subject MRA was performed to substantiate our findings. Results: The BA was visualized in all subjects via both approaches. The maximal detectable BA length via the transforaminal and transtemporal approach was 26 ± 8 mm and 18 ± 5 mm, respectively. Assuming a previously reported average anatomical total BA length of 33 ± 6 mm, we supposed complete vessel visualization in 44 subjects (73 %). Conclusion: The combined transforaminal and transtemporal insonation approach may permit total BA insonation, thus facilitating the evaluation of BA pathology.
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Believe it or not, Madden is more than an excellent videogame--it's also an excellent predictor of Super Bowls. Of the last eight Super Bowls, the annual Madden simulation has been correct an amazing six out of eight times. Wow.
Worth noting: Madden was wrong last year when it predicted that the Steelers would beat the Packers. And it was also wrong four seasons ago when it predicted that the Patriots would beat the Giants in Super Bowl XLII (but you had to be a complete knucklehead not to pick the Pats to win in what was their undefeated season).
The final score of this year's Super Bowl, according to EA and Madden '12: the Giants edge the Pats 27-24. So how does Madden think it will end? Giants kicker, Lawrence Tynes, kicks a 40-yard field goal in the game's closing moments for the win.
Other predictions: Giants QB Eli Manning completes 25 out of 39 passes, including a pair of touchdowns (against one interception) to earn the title of M.V.P. Pats QB Tom Brady, on the other side of the ball, throws for a whopping 327 yards and three interceptions against the Giant defense.
The Sports Gamer happens to be a big Giants fan, so even writing up a post such as this feels a potential jinx and/or an invitation for disaster. Anyway, it'll all be over in a few short days.


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So, author Timothy Perrett, what would you consider the best resource for a seasoned developer who's used dozens of languages in his career, but has been focusing on Java and JavaScript in recent years?
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Re: Renewable Energy Alternatives: Bio-Fuels, Solar Energy and Wind Power
The Joint Public Advisory Committee (JPAC) of the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) of North America;
IN ACCORDANCE with Article 16(4) of the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation (NAAEC), which states that JPAC "may provide advice to Council on any matter within the scope of this agreement [...] and on the implementation and further elaboration of this agreement, and may perform such other functions as the Council may direct";
RECOGNIZING THAT rapid and large-scale deployment of renewable energy technologies and aggressive energy conservation strategies could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to energy self-sufficiency;
Having conducted a JPAC public workshop, "Renewable Energy Alternatives: Bio-fuels, Solar Energy and Wind Power," on Tuesday, 27 June 2006, in Washington, DC, which featured sessions with expert speakers from government agencies, nongovernmental organizations and the private sector, as well as breakout sessions moderated by JPAC members;
PROVIDES the following recommendations for consideration by Council in planning CEC work to help meet the challenges faced by these renewable energy sectors in the NAFTA region.
Bio-fuels can be the primary renewable substitutes for transportation fuels. The high and, at times, unpredictable changes in the price of oil, the preference for North American self-sufficiency in energy sources for security and economic reasons, as well as the associated environmental consequences/impacts associated with burning this oil, make this an opportune time for our three governments and the CEC to take the lead on promoting sustainable bio-fuels.
Three bio-fuels were examined in our workshop. The first was ethanol, which can be derived from a number of feedstock including sugar cane, sugar beets, corn, wheat or barley. The second was bio-diesel. The feedstock used to make bio-diesel includes organic oils made from palm, rapeseed, sunflower seeds, flaxseeds, castor beans and soybeans. The third, cellulosic ethanol, is a blend of normal ethanol that can be produced from a great diversity of biomass, including waste from urban, agricultural, and forestry sources. Unlike normal ethanol, which is made from sugars and starches, cellulosic ethanol is produced from cellulose. Two methods of producing cellulosic ethanol are acidic or enzymatic hydrolysis and synthesis gas fermentation (gasification of cellulosic materials followed by a fermentation step). Neither process generates toxic emissions when it produces ethanol. Pilot projects using these technologies are currently being undertaken.
Solar energy
Solar energy is inexhaustible; secure as an energy resource, clean and available. Solar energy can supply all energy needs for present and future generations. Cultural, economic, and technological barriers must be overcome to accomplish a massive deployment of renewable energy technologies. This demands that governments take a pro-active role in facilitating technological penetration in the marketplace, to educate our societies about these relevant issues, to enforce conservation measures, and to encourage new technology developments.
Wind power
During 2005, 11,769 megawatts (MW) of wind power generation capacity were installed around the world, some 43 percent more than in 2004, when 8,207 MW were installed. This means that, by the end of 2005, nearly 60,000 MW had been installed globally. In addition, there were approximately 200,000 jobs linked to the development of wind electricity, and this generation capacity is expected to quadruple over the next five years.
More than 18,000 MW of wind electricity generation capacity have been installed in Germany alone-a country whose territory is one-sixtieth the size of North America and which lacks the enormous wind energy resources enjoyed by our continent, which have been estimated at several million MW.
Wind electricity utilities pay employee salaries, use local resources when present, and require a significant percentage of local integration. Currently, these facilities constitute the most economical form of generating electricity on a large scale, if we consider the direct and indirect economic, social and environmental costs linked to electricity production-or, in other words, the perspective of sustainability. They do not cause serious environmental problems-the loss of bird and bat life is almost insignificant, and these rates can be reduced even further via easily applied measures. Wind energy is, together with bio-fuels and photovoltaic electricity generation, the basis for the transition to the use of hydrogen as the advanced fuel of the future.
Wind electricity generation fits perfectly into a new restructuring of the electricity grid, based on distributed generation, the use of renewable sources, and the administration of demand. With its modular nature, it is equally possible to hook up to a network a single wind turbine with medium capacity, from 50 to 500 kW, on a farm or small ranch, or a 200 MW wind electricity facility, which can be considered very large. On the one hand, such a system can grow by stages, beginning to supply electricity four months after construction begins, with the first machines set up and interconnected, or on the other hand, they can be financed in stages and from different sources, growing in line with the availability of resources.
Small-scale generation of electricity has an additional advantage for agriculture, in which crop or pasturelands with appropriate wind conditions can provide an additional source of income through the exploitation of an additional available natural resource. It is possible to supply one's own needs or even sell energy to the electric utility. These small amounts of electricity, which in the future traditional consumers will transfer to electric utilities on a massive scale, will have an aggregate effect by modifying the typical demand pattern that characterizes the region's electricity system.
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Behind the Oswalt numbers
Right-hander Roy Oswalt worked six innings and threw 100 pitches on Sunday night with Triple-A Round Rock against Oklahoma City (Houston.) These are the numbers behind Oswalt's fourth minor-league start as he heads toward a return to the majors in the Texas Rangers' rotation:
+ Oswalt stayed in the strike zone. He threw 70 strikes and 30 balls.
+ The pitch count rose because of foul balls. OKC hitters hit 23 fouls.
+ Oswalt had 13 first-pitch strikes to the 28 batters faced.
+ Oswalt had a 0-2 couunt on six hitters and a 2-0 count on three hitters. He did not go to a 3-0 count and had four full counts.
+ Oswalt rallied after a 30-pitch third and needed only 34 pitches for his final three innings.


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Teaching about Risk and Resilience Activities
These activities have been submitted by faculty from a range of disciplines as part of the 2014 workshop: Teaching about Risk and Resilience. The activities use a wide array of pedagogic approaches to address teaching about risk and resilience.Help
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Field Trip to Explore Local Natural Disasters
Robert Clayton, Brigham Young University-Idaho
All on-campus Natural Disasters students at BYU-Idaho (1200 - 1800 students per year) go on a field trip to develop field observation skills. We visit the Teton Dam, Henry's Fork caldera (part of the Yellowstone hot spot track), and 1959 Hebgen Lake earthquake area.
Subject: Geoscience:Geology:Environmental Geology, Geoscience, Environmental Science:Natural Hazards, Environmental Science, Geography, Environmental Science:Land Use and Planning
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|Non-surgical salvage of thrombosed arterio-venous fistulae: a case series and review of the literature.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 17897255 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Attempts to salvage thrombosed hemodialysis arterio-venous fistulae (AVF) using interventional techniques are not universally performed. Patients often require temporary dialysis catheters pending creation of a new vascular access. We determined the long-term outcome of interventional (non-surgical) repair of completely thrombosed AVF in 49 consecutive accesses (22 radio-cephalic, 1 radio-basilic, 19 brachio-cephalic, and 7 brachio-basilic) referred for an intervention within 48 hours of thrombosis. Subjects were 65% male (32), with mean +/- SD age 63.7 +/- 13.5 years (range 33-91), 51% African-American (25), 47% Caucasian (23) and 65% had diabetes (32). Overall, 96% (47/49) of thrombosed AVF were salvaged with complications observed in four cases (two extravasations of contrast; two radial artery emboli), with no serious long-term sequelae. Interventional procedures included 34 venous angioplasties, 11 venous angioplasties with stenting and two combined venous and arterial angioplasties. The primary and secondary patency rates for all salvaged AVF were 50.5 +/- 8.7%, 72.5 +/- 7.8% at 1 year, and 43.3 +/- 10%, 55.4 +/- 12.7% at 2 years, respectively. The median estimate to first intervention after the declot procedure was 14.7 months. The median estimate for continued function exceeded 23.1 months. There was no significant statistical difference in the primary (p = 0.73) and secondary patency rates (p = 0.057) for forearm vs. upper arm AVF. We conclude that interventional repairs should routinely be employed to salvage newly thrombosed AVF. The vast majority of these individuals can avoid receiving dialysis catheters or placement of a new dialysis vascular access.
|Shahriar Moossavi; John D Regan; Eric D Pierson; John M Kasey; Audrey B Tuttle; Tushar J Vachharajani; Michael A Bettmann; Gregory B Russell; Barry I Freedman
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|Type: Journal Article
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|Title: Seminars in dialysis Volume: 20 ISSN: 0894-0959 ISO Abbreviation: Semin Dial Publication Date: 2007 Sep-Oct
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|Created Date: 2007-09-27 Completed Date: 2007-10-29 Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 8911629 Medline TA: Semin Dial Country: United States
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 459-64 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Internal Medicine, Wake Forsest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27157-1053, USA. firstname.lastname@example.com
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|MeSH Terms
Aged, 80 and over
Arteriovenous Shunt, Surgical*
Brachiocephalic Veins / surgery
Follow-Up Studies
Kidney Failure, Chronic / therapy
Middle Aged
Radial Artery / surgery
Renal Dialysis / methods
Retrospective Studies
Salvage Therapy / methods*
Thrombosis / radiography, therapy*
Time Factors
Treatment Outcome
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Global Agenda Council on Poverty & Sustainable Development 2012-2014
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have been the central reference point for global development since they were established in 2000. As the first global policy vision based on mutual accountability between developing and developed countries, they set a compelling agenda to cut many forms of extreme poverty in half by 2015 and have helped to foster many development breakthroughs. But the MDGs mark only a halfway point, and the development community at large has begun preparing for the post-2015 era. The UN and its partners have been leading the effort, which includes the UN High Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, tasked by the UN Secretary-General with formulating recommendations for a new framework to help inform discussion among member states through 2015.


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Wood Stove Accessories - Folding Firewood Cart
After a week or two of making trips to the woodpile and back, I decided that a firewood cart would really come in handy. And then it took another week or so before I could convince myself that I should spend the money.
And I'm glad I did. What a difference it makes for me! In one trip, this log cart can carry at least 4 times the amount of firewood I can carry by hand. In the photo above, I only put a few pieces of firewood in the cart, just to show how it works. But it can carry much, much more.
Description of the Cart
This particular firewood cart is made by Vertex International. The model name and number is: TK1000 Wood Cart. It's a very sturdy cart and is foldable for compact storage. I have room to store it without folding, so I do just that.
This cart comes with a black nylon sling that keeps bark and other debris in the cart - rather than on the floor. It can also be used without the nylon sling, as shown in the right-hand photo above. And there's an optional "lawn and leaf bag" that you can buy, but I haven't bothered.
This cart is supposed to carry 200 pounds of firewood. Though I haven't tested that, it carries plenty enough for me! The cart itself is about 27" wide and holds pieces of firewood that are up to 21" wide.
Using the Cart
I really like the tires on this log cart. They're 20 inches in diameter and make the cart very easy to maneuver outside as well as coming through the door.
After filling the cart, I put my foot on a metal bar that's above the axle for the wheels and pull down on the handle. This puts the cart into a rolling position that's very well balanced and takes the work out of pushing the cart. Actually, I tend to pull the cart more often than push it - just a personal preference.
Well, I suppose you can tell that I really like this firewood cart. The only minor problem I've had is with the nylon sling and that was pretty much my own fault.
Here's what happened. I tend to kind of throw the firewood onto the cart. One time, as I was loading the cart, I threw a piece of wood so its corner hit square on the sling and made a tiny tear in the material. The tear hasn't gotten any bigger with time, but I'm a little more careful now when I load the cart.
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Firewood Racks
Wood Stove Accessories - Tools
Wood Stove Accessories - Ash Can and Stovetop Steamer
Wood Stove Accessories - Poker and Ash Shovel
Firewood for Woodstove
Avalon Olympic Wood Stove
Posted by Beth on Sunday, August 20, 2006