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The Nike Tennis Camp at Stanford celebrates 35+ years of tennis excellence, and is proud to offer another year in Summer 2016! With the perfect mix of match play, drill work, conditioning, strategy sessions and on/off-campus activities, there's no better way to spend summer! This summer camp delivers over 30 hours of tennis training through our legendary program directed by Paul Goldstein.
Known as the "home of Champions," Stanford University provides the ultimate summer tennis camp experience both on and off the court. In his first year as Stanford head men's coach, Paul Goldstein, and assistant coach Brandon Coupe, direct these sessions of the Nike Tennis Camps at Stanford, where the camps have been held since 1985.
Throughout our weeklong tennis camp, the focus shifts between the technical, tactical, physical, and mental aspects of tennis. Mornings focus on the technique while afternoons are geared towards match-play situations. This summer, create memories to last a lifetime. Improve yourself on and off the court and make friends from around the world. Experience the vibrant energy on the beautiful Stanford campus, and feel the pride and tradition at the Taube Tennis Stadium, one of the finest tennis facilities in the country.
"I am humbled, honored, but most of all inspired by the opportunity to lead a program with such a strong intergenerational legacy of athletic and academic excellence," said Goldstein. "I have been a proud member of the Stanford tennis family since I first arrived on campus in 1994 and am thrilled to be returning to The Farm. I look forward to working with our student-athletes and the broader Stanford community to drive success both on and off the court."
"Paul has enjoyed success at every level of his career and his noticeable passion for our men's tennis program makes him a great fit to be our next head coach," said Muir. "Paul's infectious enthusiasm and ability to cultivate and sustain positive relationships stood out as dynamic qualities during the search process, which attracted both national and international candidates. Throughout the search, Paul's name continued to rise above an extremely deep, talented and distinguished pool."
A native of Rockville, Md., Goldstein has made an impact throughout his playing career. A 1994 graduate of Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C., Goldstein was ranked among the top-10 juniors in the world and made USTA history by becoming the first player to capture three consecutive national championships (Boys' 16 in 1992, Boys' 18 in 1993, Boys' 18 in 1994) in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Goldstein then enjoyed a stellar collegiate career from 1995-98, leading the Cardinal to a 104-6 overall record while becoming the first player in NCAA history to compete as a starting member of four consecutive national championship teams. Goldstein was honored as an All-American in each of his four years.
Goldstein capped his career with a Pac-10 Player of the Year honor in 1998 after winning 33 of his 35 overall matches. A team captain during his senior campaign, Goldstein and his teammates surrendered just three individual points the entire season while going undefeated and winning the NCAA title. Goldstein finished his career with 84 dual match victories, ranking fifth overall in program history.
The first-ever two-time recipient of the ITA's Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sportsmanship and Leadership Award (1997, 1998), Goldstein was also recognized as the ITA's Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award recipient in 1997. Goldstein was inducted into the ITA Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in May 2013 and currently serves on the ITA Hall of Fame Committee.
Goldstein received his B.A. in human biology from Stanford in 1998 before embarking on an impressive 10-year professional career. After moving into the world's top-200 in less than one year on the professional circuit, Goldstein's ATP world rankings eventually reached as high as No. 58 in singles and No. 40 in doubles. A US Open doubles semifinalist in 2005, Goldstein also boasts career singles wins over current world No. 2 Novak Djokovic, James Blake, Mardy Fish, Lleyton Hewitt and Patrick Rafter. Goldstein was the highest ranked player in the world with a college degree for the majority of his professional career.
During his tenure as a professional athlete, Goldstein was elected by his peers to serve on the 10-member ATP Player Council for a two-year term, representing the interests of 1000+ professional tennis players while acting as a liaison between the ATP Board of Directors and senior management.
Since 2008, Goldstein has served in sales and business development roles at Bloom Energy, a Silicon Valley-based clean energy fuel cell company.
"It has been my distinct privilege to have had the opportunity to work alongside such a talented, passionate and resilient group of people," said Goldstein. "The team at Bloom demonstrates its commitment to changing the world for the better through hard work, creativity and perseverance every day. I have been inspired to be associated with such a tremendous organization."
Goldstein has remained active on both a local and national level within the tennis community, serving as a USTA Nominating Committee member and member of the ITA Steering Committee on Dual Match formats while also coaching aspiring juniors in the Bay Area.
Goldstein is familiar with the current collegiate landscape, having served as a Pac-12 Networks color analyst for the previous two seasons during dual meet and conference championship competition.
Goldstein resides in San Francisco with his wife and fellow Stanford alum, Abbie, and their three children: Sadie (7), Maggie (5) and Charlie (18 months).
During his eight seasons as an assistant coach, Coupe has helped direct the Cardinal to a 146-77 record, eight consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and four 20-win seasons.
Coupe played a key role during a coaching transition prior to the 2014-15 campaign, leading Stanford (18-7, 6-1 Pac-12) to one of its best seasons in recent memory. Showcasing a lineup that routinely featured three freshmen, the Cardinal clinched a share of the Pac-12 regular-season championship for the first time since 2010. Ranked No. 23-43 throughout the season, Stanford also reached the Pac-12 Tournament for the first time in school history and collected its first NCAA Tournament win since 2012.
In 2014, Coupe was named the ITA Northwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year, as he was instrumental in helping Stanford improve despite battling multiple injuries to multiple key players. The Cardinal finished third in the highly-competitive Pac-12 and climbed 25 spots in the national rankings during the month of April while posting four victories over top-40 opponents. More importantly, Coupe served as a valuable resource on a squad whose lineup regularly featured two juniors and three sophomores.
Coupe's contributions have also been highlighted with All-Americans Bradley Klahn and Ryan Thacher anchoring the Cardinal's singles lineup during their four-year careers. Under Coupe's tutelage, Klahn and Thacher flourished at the top two spots of the lineup. Klahn produced a career record of 130-34 and captured the 2010 NCAA singles title, while Thacher won at least 20 matches in every season en route to compiling a 94-46 career mark.
Coupe joined the coaching staff following a six-year stint as the Head Professional at the Tiburon Peninsula Club, which he first joined in 2001. He was also a professional coach from 2004-06 and the Tournament Director of the Esurance Tiburon International Tennis Challenger from 2003-04.
From 1994-2003, Coupe played on the ATP Tour and participated in 14 Grand Slam events, including the 2002 U.S. Open where he was a quarterfinalist. During his professional career he played with and against some of the world's greatest players, including Roger Federer, Andy Roddick, James Blake, Andre Agassi, Lleyton Hewitt and Boris Becker. Coupe achieved an individual doubles ranking of 61 in 1999 and teamed with Mark Merklein to rank in the top-20 that year.
In addition to playing on the ATP Tour, Coupe coached Justin Gimelstob to the third round at Wimbledon in 2004.
A former All-American, Coupe played at San Jose State from 1990-94 under the tutelage of respected coach John Hubbell. As a senior, he earned All-America honors and received the National Von Nostrum Most Improved Player Award and the Rafael Osuna Senior Player of the Year Award. Coupe also earned All-Big West Conference honors all four seasons of his career.
As a freshman, he played No. 2 singles while losing only four matches during the year and winning the regional Arthur Ashe Sportsmanship Award. Over his next three seasons, Coupe played No. 1 singles and doubles and held the school record for most victories. He was a three-time NCAA Championship competitor and a semifinalist at the 1994 NCAA Indoor Championship.
A native of Granite Bay, Calif., Coupe began playing tennis at the age of 10 and entered a number of junior tournaments, including the Kalamazoo National Tournament. In the U-18 division, he was ranked as high as No. 35 in the country.
Coupe currently resides in Menlo Park with Natalie, his wife of 12 years, and their 12-year-old son Max and 4-year-old twin sons, Owen and Oliver.
Directed by Head Men's Coach, Paul Goldstein, and his renowned staff
Ages 9-18 | All Skills, Tournament Training | Sun-Fri, except for July 9-14 session (Sat-Thu)
These four weeks of camps are geared towards boys & girls of all ability levels, ages 9-18. With a perfect mix of drills, matchplay, conditioning, strategy and off-court fun, campers immerse themselves within the sport and campus, creating memories to last a lifetime. Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.
In addition to our All Skills Program, we will be offering the Tournament Training Program, geared towards tournament level and ranked players looking to improve their tournament results, learn winning strategies, and work on mental toughness.
All meals are included for Overnight campers. Extended Day Campers will have lunch and dinner provided.
Campers play on 17 lighted courts at the Taube Tennis Stadium. In the event of rain, indoor courts are available.
2016: Campers will be housed in Junipero Hall. No more than 3 to a room. Rooms are assigned by age & roommate requests.
Off-court activities during all sessions may include field games, a camp dance, and watching popular movies.
Weekend stayovers are offered only between sessions 1&2 and 3&4 for an additional fee of $140 per night, and $280 for the weekend.
International campers seeking a Sport and Language program can find a list of camp sessions and a detailed description of our new programs by clicking this link.
International campers seeking a Sport Only program, a multi-week sport camp experience, can easily combine any of our individual Tennis Camp sessions together with a weekend stay over to create the right camp program to fit your needs!
San Francisco Airport or San Jose Airport
Nike Tennis Camps does not provide transportation from airports, train stations, or bus depots. Transportation services can be arranged from the San Jose Airport or San Francisco International by using the services below:
Super Shuttle: (800) BLUE VAN (258-3826) - www.supershuttle.com
South & East Bay Shuttle: 800.548.4664 or 408.225.4444
Unaccompanied Minors: If you have a camper arriving by air who is deemed an "unaccompanied minor" by the airlines, we recommend scheduling a shuttle from the airport to camp through www.blacklane.com. The fees to Stanford from SFO are typically $112 each way. This includes a meet and greet at the airport.
Please schedule your arrivals and departures to provide plenty of time to get to/from the SJC or SFO. It is approximately 25 minutes to Stanford University campus from San Jose and 40 minutes from San Francisco.
Let us know your plans! Please call 1-800-645-3226 two weeks prior to camp to provide camper's flight and shuttle information so we know when to expect your child's arrival to camp.
A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers in the Spring. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
Stanford Tennis Camp - Women's Tennis Sessions (Directed by Head Women's Coach, Lele Forood) - Junior Overnight and Day Camps - June 17-22 (Bank of the West-Overnight only) | June 24-June 29 (All Skills) | July 31-August 5 (All Skills & High School Training) | August 7-12 (Sat-Thu - All Skills & High School Training)
Stanford Tennis School Junior Day Only Camp (Directed by Frankie Brennan and Brandon Coupe) - June 13-16 (Full Day, Half Day AM/PM) | August 15-18 (Full day, Half Day AM/PM)
Stanford Adult Tennis School (Directed by Frankie Brennan and Brandon Coupe) - June 11-12 | August 13-14
Camp Code: TNXRSG
* Our camps are open to any and all entrants. For your safety and benefit, we recommend that you choose a camp that fits your particular skills and level of development.
* Any athlete who has sufficient preparatory education to be academically eligible to enter college in the fall following the camp date will not be permitted to attend the camp.
* Drugs, alcohol, and smoking are strictly prohibited and constitute grounds for immediate dismissal from camp.
This has been an absolutely fabulous camp for my son. It was his 3rd year at the Nike Stanford Tennis Camp and he looks forward to it each year. The directors and coaches have been instrumental in fostering improvement in my son's tennis skills, and my son's passion for tennis has increased even more (which is amazing, because it was high to begin with)!! My son came home having had tremendous fun - he was happy, motivated, and tired - he had quite a workout! This camp is a perfect blend of social fun, athletics, and motivation - it helped my son believe in himself and his skills and become more assertive on the court, while building friendships with kids from around the world!
Paul Goldstein was a superstar director--our son had a ton of fun and was inspired by the camp and staff to throw his heart into tennis for the two weeks he was at camp. ...and ever after!
My daughter was hesitant about attending since last year was not the best(different coach), however this year she had a Great Time. She thought Paul was super! Friendly, highly motivating and caring. She is already asking about next year. Thanks!
The camp was fantastic! Counselors, director, administration - all great!
Great time in general with lot's of instruction and play. I appreciated the excellent staff.
Adrien had a great time -- said it was the most 'serious' tennis camp he's attended. From a parent's perspective, we were happy he had time on the court w/ Coach Goldstein. The camp came highly-recommended by Adrien's middle school coach at Harvard-Westlake, Chris Simpson.
I came with my best friend, and we had so much fun and are hoping to be back for more next year! All the staff was great, and the level of competition was high!
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A question for clockmakers. I have a .002mm per division Dial Indicator that seems a bit sticky. What is the best way to clean and lubricate it? Can I use miniscule amounts of "3 in 1" on the pivots or is that heresy ;-)
I have removed the back and the DI is on a piece of gauze over some White Spirit in a pot (in the vapour only). I read this as a method to release gummed oil.
I read it on the Internet so it must be true ;-)
I would go for total immersion in white spirit, unless there are rubber parts in the DI, preferably in an ultrasonic tank and preferably dismantled. Simply adding oil to a dirty bearing will guarantee self destruction in a few years. When all is clean, re-assemble and lubricate with real oil, not muck like 3in1 or WD40.
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The late, great George H Thomas defined 3 in 1 oil (by implication, not by actual name) a slow setting varnish and I absolutely concure with his opinion, he sugested that it was great for wheel barrows!
There a two types of suitable oil watch/clock oil and sewing machine oil both of which are
non-gumming oils. They should only applied in MINUTE qantities. They should be applied with an oiler which consists of a very fine wire. Unfortunatly the obvious thing to use is, a fine sewing needle is absoluely USELESS, If you dip a needle in oil in oil and examine the drop of oil you will observe that the drop is drawn up by surface tension so it is 0.5 - 1.00 mm away from the tip, and when you jiggle the tip arround to get the oil where you want it you will have applied much more than you wanted to. A thin wire of softish steel or even copper cut of with a rather blunt pair of side cutters will produce the required "spade" which will keep the oil drop at the end of the oiler so it transfers properly.
H S Walsh http://www.hswalsh.com do suitable oilers and oil: H012 "Trium" oiler set 3.53 H097 "Pioneer" watch oil 3.53 Post and Packing 4.95 Total 12.01
However for a one off job this is really too much to spend and if you could possibly find someone who is "into" horology and local to you I am sure they would do the oiling for free.
Regards Brian
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A clinic for those interested in starting their own business was held this week as part of events to mark the Retail Factor competition.
The contest, organised by the Selborne Walk Mall shopping centre in association with the Waltham Forest Guardian, aims to find the best new start-up business in the area.
On Monday representatives from The East London Small Business Centre and The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) had a stall at the centre offering advice to would-be entrants.
Stuart Emmerson, FSB Business Development Manager and Retail Factor judge, said the event was a great success.
He said: "In this challenging economic climate, we want to ensure that small businesses get the best possible chance of thriving.
"Sometimes people find it hard to ask for advice or support, but this clinic provided the community with a valuable resource on their doorstep.
"It was enlightening to hear so many inspirational stories and there are clearly some great businesses out there, which I am sure will benefit from winning The Retail Factor.
"I very much look forward to reviewing this year's applicants."
The competition provides start-up businesses with the chance to trade for free from a Retail Merchandise Unit (RMU) stall at the Mall for two weeks.
There will be multiple spots available and at the end of the period a national winner will be picked from entrants across centres in the Mall chain.
Prizes include the chance to continue trading at a RMU with discounted charges, £500 cash for stock and a place at the Oxford Summer School Academy Course in August 2013.
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An Eskimo is to Mukluks as fashionista is to __________.
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|18 Sep 2007
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|31 Dec 2003
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|31 Dec 2003
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|Carl Yee, Ricardo Roman, Brandon Schwab
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|Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (58), Referenced by (26), Classifications (16), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention pertains generally to interventional medical devices. More particularly, the present invention pertains to microsurgical balloons that are used to insert incising components into the vasculature system of a patient. The present invention is particularly, but not exclusively, useful as a device and method for protecting the surface of the microsurgical balloon from damage or puncture caused by the balloon outer surface coming into contact with the incising component.
Angioplasty is a well known technique that is commonly used in the treatment of vasculature diseases. An integral part of an angioplasty procedure is the insertion of an inflatable balloon on a catheter into the vasculature of a patient to position the balloon in a vessel at the site of a stenosis. The balloon is then inflated to dilate the stenosis.
A recent innovation in angioplasty procedures involves ablation of a stenosis by an inflated balloon with an incising component mounted on the outer surface of the balloon. Typically the so-called "cutting balloon" will have a plurality of atherotomes (blades) mounted on its outer surface. Once the "cutting balloon" is inflated inside the vessel, the blades create small incisions in the lesion which facilitate dilation of the stenosis and reduce barotrauma. Such a "cutting balloon" is disclosed and claimed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,797,935 which issued to Barath for an invention entitled "Balloon Activated Force Concentrators for Incising Stenotic Segments" and which is assigned to the same assignee as the present invention. While the "cutting balloon" is one example of an interventional medical device that has been developed for performing certain in situ procedures, it is possible for other external components to be mounted on a catheter balloon for therapeutic or diagnostics purposes.
Regardless of the specific incising component that may be mounted on the balloon, a recurring problem is damage that may happen to the balloon during insertion of the catheter or after the balloon inflation and deflation sequence. Prior to insertion, the balloon is typically folded into a so-called "taco shape" or "spiral fold" configuration to reduce its overall profile. Typically, the balloon will come from the manufacturer in this folded configuration. An incising component mounted on the surface of the balloon may, however, prevent the balloon from being folded into its most compact configuration, and may damage the balloon. In addition, damage may occur as the balloon is being maneuvered through the vasculature of a patient. Despite careful manipulation of the catheter through the vasculature system, balloon material may be pushed against the incising surface, damaging the balloon and causing an unwanted rupture.
Yet another opportunity for damage occurs after the balloon has been used for its intended purpose, and is subsequently deflated and withdrawn from the vessel. After deflation, the balloon again collapses inwardly toward its center, for example into a modified "X" configuration. When blades or other incising components are mounted on the balloon, to be located between the legs of the "X", the balloon is particularly vulnerable to damage. Specifically, damage can occur in this configuration if the balloon material is pushed against the incising component during passage through tortuous anatomy or during a twisting of the catheter.
In addition to the problems discussed above, balloon material may have a tendency to fold back on itself, along the axis of the balloon, as the distal end of the balloon contacts the vessel wall or obstructions in the vessel. Importantly, a balloon with an incising component mounted on the outer surface will be more rigid in the area of the incising component. As such, the balloon will tend to fold back, or "kink", in less rigid areas, potentially causing balloon material to fold over and come into contact with the incising component.
In light of the above, it is an object of the present invention to provide a reinforced balloon to protect the areas of the balloon that are likely to be damaged by an incising component. Another object of the present invention is to provide a reinforced balloon that helps to minimize collateral damage to the tissue of a patient. Still another object of the present invention is to provide a balloon that helps to minimize balloon damage resulting from the balloon folding back on itself. Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a reinforced balloon with components mounted on its surface that is easy to use, relatively simple to manufacture, and comparatively cost effective.
The present invention is directed to an inflatable microsurgical balloon having an incising component mounted on an outer surface of the balloon. A protective pad is positioned on the balloon surface to protect the balloon from being inadvertently cut by the incising component. Specifically, the protective pad is positioned on the outer surface of the balloon such that prior to inflation, and after deflation in the vessel, the protective pad engages the outer cutting surface of the incising component. The balloon is thereby protected from being punctured or otherwise damaged by the incising component. As envisioned for the present invention, an "incising component" may include any component mounted on the outer surface of the balloon with a protrusion capable of cutting, puncturing or otherwise damaging the balloon.
In detail, the balloon is an elongated, inflatable balloon that defines a longitudinal axis. When fully inflated, the surface of the balloon is distanced radially from the longitudinal axis. For the present invention, at least one incising component is mounted on the outer surface of the balloon. Juxtaposed with, and parallel to, the incising component is a protective pad. The protective pad may be manufactured from a substantially impenetrable material or from a semi-penetrable material. Importantly, the protective pad may have an extended length, greater than the length of the incising component, to provide additional stiffness to the balloon in the longitudinal direction. The protective pad is positioned to engage the outer cutting surface of the incising component when the balloon is folded prior to insertion into the patient, or when the balloon is deflated after use in the vasculature. In an alternate embodiment of the present invention, a protective pad may also be positioned at one or both ends of the incising component, to engage the incising component in those instances when the balloon "kinks" or folds back along itself in a longitudinal direction.
In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the incising component comprises an elongated blade with an outer cutting surface running the length of the blade. Further, the protective pad is a single, continuous pad mounted on the outer surface of the balloon, juxtaposed with and parallel to the elongated blade. In an alternate embodiment of the present invention, the protective pad comprises a plurality of axially aligned sections, wherein adjacent sections are separated by a depression. In yet another embodiment, the pad is a localized area of thicker balloon material, manufactured as an integral part of a homogeneous balloon structure.
With regard to the incising component, it is within the contemplation of the present invention that a plurality of incising components may be mounted axially, parallel to the longitudinal axis of the balloon. Further, a plurality of incising components may be axially aligned but azimuthally separated on the balloon. In yet another embodiment of the present invention, the incising component comprises an elongated blade and a base, with the base mounted on the outer surface of the balloon, and the blade mounted on the base. When the balloon is folded or deflated, the protective pad may engage either the base or the blade, thereby preventing the elongated blade from coming into contact with the balloon outer surface. The base may be shaped to increase the stiffness of the balloon in the longitudinal direction, thereby minimizing the possibility that the balloon will "kink" or fold back along itself. In addition, the base may be manufactured with one or more longitudinal stiffeners molded into the base. It is further contemplated by the present invention that the incising component may include an elongated tab at the proximal and distal end of the blade to increase the longitudinal stiffness of the balloon. The tab is an axial extension of the blade, and it is bonded to the outer surface of the base.
Prior to use, the inflatable balloon may be delivered by the manufacturer in a deflated, "folded" configuration. When folded, balloon material is wrapped circumferentially around the axis defined by the balloon. As contemplated by the present invention, when the balloon is folded, the protective pad engages the cutting surface of the incising component. This engagement effectively prevents the cutting surface of the incising component from coming into contact with, and damaging, the outer surface of the balloon.
In operation, the folded balloon is inserted and advanced into the vasculature of a patient to perform a vessel dilation procedure. The increased longitudinal stiffness of the balloon helps to prevent "kinking" during insertion and removal, as the balloon strikes the vasculature wall or other obstructions. Once the balloon is properly positioned, a fluid source is used to inflate the balloon. This inflation then forces the incising component into the vessel wall of the patient to assist in the dilation of the vessel. After the dilation has been completed, the balloon is then deflated for removal from the vasculature system. When deflated, the balloon will collapse inwardly toward its longitudinal axis, returning the balloon to a modified "folded" configuration. As the balloon deflates, the protective pad again engages the cutting surface of the incising component to prevent an unwanted and inadvertent rupture of the balloon surface by the incising component. In this configuration, the incising component is also prevented from damaging the vessel wall of the patient.
The novel features of this invention, as well as the invention itself, both as to its structure and its operation, will be best understood from the accompanying drawings, taken in conjunction with the accompanying description, in which similar reference characters refer to similar parts, and in which:
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While the particular microsurgical balloon and system as herein shown and disclosed in detail is fully capable of obtaining the objects and providing the advantages herein before stated, it is to be understood that it is merely illustrative of the presently preferred embodiments of the invention and that no limitations are intended to the details of construction or design herein shown other than as described in the appended claims.
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SET 1: Maze, Theme From the Bottom > NICU > The Sloth > Rift, Bouncing Around the Room, Free, Billy Breathes, Dog Faced Boy, Chalk Dust Torture
SET 2: Timber (Jerry), Wilson[1] > Gumbo, You Enjoy Myself [2], Lawn Boy, Slave to the Traffic Light > Crossroads, Sweet Adeline
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LOVING TEDDY Miss Thompson taught Teddy Stallard in the fourth grade. He was a slow, unkempt student, a loner shunned by his classmates. The previ...
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Scripture: Mark 5:1-5:20
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THE MIRACLE OF GOD'S PRESENCE Lisa Beamer reflects on the loss of her dad in her book, "Let's Roll." "Slowly I began to understand that the plans...
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HORROR TO HOPE--A STORY FROM THE HOLOCAUST In Jerusalem there is a Holocaust Museum dedicated to the memory of the millions of Jews who were killed...
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THE MARK OF JESUS When I was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Levelland, there was a man in our church, the owner of a local business and...
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Scripture: Ephesians 5:25-5:33
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-John Balca was one of the early Apostolic pioneer missionaries in Eastern Europe. He was particularly focused in the country of Yugoslavia in the 19...
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A PEACEMAKING CHURCH I can tell this story because one neighbor has died and the other neighbor no longer lives across the street from our church....
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MAN IN A HURRY On the Andy Griffith Show episode ""- Malcolm tucker is a wealthy businessman from Charlotte. One Sunday he happens t...
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CREATED TO BE USED In his book The Pursuit of Excellence, Ted Engstrom wrote these words: "I was cleaning out a desk drawer when I found a flashli...
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On Sept 16, 1620 2 ships set sail from Plymouth Englnad, The Speedwell and the Mayflower. The Speedwell encountered much difficulty as they began th...
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'When Calls the Heart' Renewed for Second Season by Hallmark Channel
The Hallmark channel has announced via their Twitter feed that series When Calls the Heart has been renewed for a second season.
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SHU Appointed External Examiner - Susan Mitzman
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National External Examiner for Supervisor Training - Jane Stevens
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Vice Chair for Accreditation of Prior Learning/Accreditation of Prior Experience and Learning (APL/APEL) (Exam Board) - Sally Anne Ennis The Vice-Chair for APL/APEL is responsible for receiving and processing applications from candidates. This may involve arranging interviews, receiving reports, scrutinising training plans, advising and arranging examiners.
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Adam Cerbone of Windsor, Conn., has - "had," he added in his e-mail - a house on the beach block at Ortley Beach that is being rebuilt because Hurricane Sandy dumped 42 inches of water into it, causing it to float "like a little ship."
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Comcast Corp. executive David Cohen and his wife, Rhonda, raised more than $500,000 for President Obama's re-election in 2012 from friends and associates, according to the Obama campaign.
The Cohens and Mark Alderman, of the Cozen O'Connor law firm, were the top Philadelphia-area bundlers in the fourth quarter for the Obama campaign, though other Philadelphia-area residents bundled at least $50,000.
Cohen, a Pennsylvania Democrat and friend of Ed Rendell, recently made headlines when he confirmed that he supported Republican Gov. Corbett for his re-election in 2014.


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By Una Wirkebau-Hartt The Monroe Fair Days Parade has been a local institution since 1937. You could be the first poster design winner for this year's parade, which will be Aug. 29. The theme for the [...]Read More
Vendor application for parade due May 31
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The short-term measure funds the government until Dec. 9.
Workers at Asos's Barnsley warehouse say they work like machines. A BuzzFeed News investigation found allegations of exploitative contracts, a stringent security regime, and stressed workers at the heart of the online retailer's global fast-fashion empire.
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Making a screensaver in C++
We have all been using screensaver's since the time we first entered the world of computers. Everyone of us must have thought how one can make a screensaver of his/her own. Screensavers were originally meant to prevent damage to phosphorus coated computer screens. Now they are mostly used for making your computer look cool even when you are not working.
We will see how to make a screensaver in C++. We will make a text reflection screensaver which is pretty simple, but will give the feel of a screensaver. It will also have some bouncing rings and two wiry guys holding up the text ;)
We will also include the functionality to close it as soon as the mouse is moved.
So let us just dive into the code.
If you have read the code with the comments, it is pretty easy :) Now once you compile this, change the extension of executable file (.exe) to that of a screensaver (.scr) and move it to C:\Windows\System32 and thats it. Now you can apply it on your computer and enjoy the great view :D
PS:: The code has been written and tested in Dev-Cpp
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How-To: Paper Micarta, Micarta from blue jeans, How To Make Homemade Micarta. Micarta is a genericized name for any paper or fabric, layered, soaked in resin, then dried, shaped, and polished.
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I have not ate on campus however, I would like to think that APU would have a variety of ethnic food.
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