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Jockey's Ridge State Park in Nags Head, NC
On the last day of our vacation, Michal and I decided to drive back down to Pea Island to enjoy its secluded beaches once more. It was a really great time, but this blog entry is not about that experience…
On the drive back home I brought up how sad it was to have to watch the sun set from the car, but no sooner had I said that did a sign appear for Jockey's Ridge State Park which was the next left. We decided to just go for it, and this impromptu decision led to my favorite experience of the entire trip.
This is Jockey's Ridge–the tallest natural sand dune system on the east coast (those black dots along the top are people!)
Sadly, pictures do not even begin to illustrate the wonder of seeing this natural landscape in person.
When we finally entered the park, I completely freaked out by how incredible. it was, and I even had a "double rainbow" moment, where I kept screaming "whoaaaa! whoa whoa whoaaaa!", and then without warning I started sprinting to the top because I was afraid the sun would set before I got to see everything.
Unbeknownst to me, Michal managed to snap a few photos of my craziness.
Still running.
Double rainbow jump!
At the top of the sand dune there were hundreds of people flying kites. Everyone just seemed so happy and at peace.
I was quite moved.
Basically I decided that when I die, I want to find myself on a beautiful sand dune, and waiting for me at the top is everyone I've ever loved, and we all fly kites (tear).
After getting a little faklempt, I was cheered up again by watching all the kids boogie board down the side of the sand dune.
wild children + sand = high entertainment value
After a while the sky started to get darker so we just relaxed and watched the sun set.
One lone kite just didn't want to leave…
And because I hate ending on a serious note, below is a pic of my favorite kite (as spotted at Jockey's Ridge)…
I call it Rat-Bird.
September 4, 2010 No Comments
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
On the second to last day of our vacation, a small group of us decided to venture out a bit, so we took a road trip to Cape Hatteras National Seashore,
As you'll observe in the above map, the seashore is a narrow barrier of islands off the coast of NC–often referred to as a "ribbon of sand" (an apt title once you've driven down its roads).
The drive was an additional two hours south of where we were staying, but in my opinion, completely worth it if you ever find yourself in the Outer Banks. Just be warned, if you visit the park in the next 18 months you might experience one minor setback….
The parks famous lighthouse is currently under construction (which none of us were aware of) so we were all pretty bummed when we arrived at the above scene. My friend Kristin has a great photo of us all making sad faces in front of the lighthouse, so I'll have to try and get it from her so I can post it here.
After the lighthouse debacle we decided it was time to ease our pain with the beach (and beer).
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The water was extremely warm, so we spent most of the time swimming. It's sort of hard to tell, but Meredith is actually holding her Corona up in the above photo (she's the one in the middle about to be swallowed by the monstrous wave), and I'm stupidly drinking another Corona while walking into the water. I'm not trying to glamorous (or condone) drinking while swimming in any way, but I try to document whats fun, and this was definitely fun.
After a few hours we decided to venture further south to explore some of the more isolated areas of the seashore, and in the process we got to cross over a fun bridge which takes you to Pea Island…
Below is a view from the bridge once we were standing on the other side.
The minute you cross over the bridge it sort of feels like you're in a completely different state. It's hard to convey in words, and it's probably harder for you to notice in the pictures, but the area was just…different…almost like a desert.
We were all in awe of the landscape, so we spent quite a while just exploring the area and taking pictures.
It's pretty rare when you get to enjoy a coastal landscape without anyone else around, and for me, that's what makes the National Seashore so special. Having been born and raised in the Northeast, beaches have always just meant no parking and screaming children, so although the next statement might seem dramatic…I definitely have a new found respect for America's coastlines.
And as an extension to this new found respect, I'm going to be writing out a check to the National Seashore this week, along with Jockey's Ridge State Park (you'll read about this in my next blog entry). Both of these state parks are completely free to the public, so I want to thank them by way of a friendly donation. I also would encourage you all to do the same–not for these parks, but for a state or national park that you've appreciated in the past.
If you can spare 10 dollars, you're helping to ensure that the parks remain free for those who can't.
Ok ok, I stole the above photo off the Cape Hatteras website, but it's my attempt to tug on your heart strings, and get you to be proactive about donating to your favorite public park. How can you deny the above cuteness?
August 31, 2010 1 Comment
Adventurous Run in the Outer Banks
This morning I went on a 5 mile solo run which also doubled as a mini-exploration.
I know that for a lot of people it might seem crazy to want to run on vacation, but I wish I could truly convey in words how peaceful it can be to have those moments to yourself, where you're just moving with the rhythm of your own breath, and how even with that constant movement, there is a quiet stillness to everything–even your mind.
And for me, when my mind is still, I'm better able to appreciate the present.
I started off my run on the main road thinking I would just run down the road for 25 minutes and then run back, but after noticing the below dirt road at around the 10 minute mark I knew it was time to take the path less traveled.
And the path less traveled led to this….
After sitting on the beach for about 10 minutes and admiring the type of scenery that makes a girl want to sing, "America The Beautiful," I went back to the main road and continued on my run until I came upon the below sign.
An outdoor trail that promises nature?
Oh snap. When they said "nature" they meant NATURE MOTHA FUC*&!s.
I could barely get my hand to stop shaking when I took the above photo.
Luckily the trail offered some non-scary nature also….
After a while some storm clouds started rolling in, so I figured it was time to head back.
I'll end this entry with one last photo…
Finally, nature gives BP the finger.
August 25, 2010 1 Comment
Corolla Beach meets THE GRILL
After driving over 12 hours in a car and partying at a wedding, yesterday was all about rest and relaxation at the beach.
The key to having fun at the beach is to make friends with the people who have cool beach toys…
Michal was extremely excited about getting to surf in North Carolina.
And as you'll clearly observe in the below photo, he was VERY excited about getting to paddle board in the ocean.
Eli and I watched our boyfriends almost drown from a far, and bonded over being pale and having to wear a hat and sunglasses at the beach.
Below is our "pale is sexy" pose.
And who knew that the outer banks had an obscene amount of cacti everywhere.
After a long day in the sun we decided to do a potluck style dinner with our roommates.
We grilled all of the food.
Grilled lobster tails and scallops.
Grilled corn.
Grilled beef kabobs.
non-grilled Watermelon Feta Mint Salad (thank you Steph for introducing me to this incredible combo of ingredients)
Cucumber Dill Salad (thank you Karen–this was INCREDIBLE, and I need the recipe so I can post it up here)
Red Snapper
You know you're hungry right now.
August 24, 2010 No Comments
Peter and Jeans Wedding
Yesterday two of our friends got married in North Carolina at the Whalehead Club which was just a short drive from the house we rented.
Meet Jean and Peter
The Whalhead Club
The Location
The wedding was really incredible, especially since they took a lot of the stuffy tradition out of the ceremony process, and instead turned it into a celebration of their relationship. You would think that logically all weddings would be a celebration of the couple, but I find that most are too focused on the traditions to take the time to add in personal touches, such as having the couples pet turtles at the reception….
They also each took an article of clothing from the other person which they loathed the most and agreed to burn it at the end of the ceremony (it was both funny and touching that the groom was willing to give up his favorite ratty t-shirt for the woman he loves).
Peter and Jean also did so many cool things which were not only creative and beautiful, but budget-friendly. Here were a few of my favorite things:
Fortune Cookie Programs (you had to open up the various flaps to read about the wedding)
Homemade tissue paper decorations
Pies! (rather than traditional wedding cake…and yes, they fed each other pie).
The party favors were re-usable bags with turtles on them (they also had a note inside the bag which read: "Turtles often mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, which can lead to their deaths. By choosing to use this eco-friendly turtle tote instead of plastic bags, you'll help save a turtle! We have also made a donation to the Network For Endangered Sea Turtles, a non profit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of sea turtles.")
The name tags were also turtle themed (on scratch-away rainbow paper)
Later on during the reception Michal and I turned our name tags into ninja turtles
They also used mason jars to serve lemonade and iced tea in
And you can't have a North Carolina wedding without having peaches!
Since they just bought a house, they had their mail box at the reception, and people were able to write notes and put it inside.
Overall, the reception was a blast…
And of course having some friends there made the experience that much better.
Steph, Eli, and Kristin
Meredith (and some wind)
And having Michal there is always a plus, because he makes me laugh every 10 minutes.
August 23, 2010 No Comments
Road Trip to the Outer Banks in North Carolina!
Greetings from down south!
I know I've been a little remiss with updating my blog this past month, but I've embarked on a new adventure, and I'm ready to once again make your web browser slow with my picture-heavy entries.
At around 3am this morning Michal and I packed up the car and made the 12+ hour trek to the Outer Banks in North Carolina.
I like how the above picture makes Michal and I look like the worst car packers ever, but I assure you there was some method to this madness (i.e. cooler full of food goes closest to me).
After some fun gridlock traffic in NYC, we moved on to the land of Snookie, and also the land of where rest stops have the most amazing international chain ever created….Cinnabon.
The above photo came out blurry, but the Cinnabon motto reads, "Life needs frosting."
I don't think life needs this much frosting though…
Michal polished off the whole row as I watched in horror, and he had a smile on his face the entire time.
My breakfast consisted of an overnight oats recipe I've been perfecting over the past few weeks…
behold Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal with Blueberries (it looks gross, but it tastes awesome).
Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal (overnight oats style)
- 1/2 cup old fashion oats
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 tbs. peanut butter
- 1/2 tbs. raw chocolate powder (I use Navitas brand)
- 1 tsp. chia seeds
- One handful of blueberries
- Sweetener to taste
The reason these are called overnight oats, is because there is no need to cook the oatmeal. You just combine all the ingredients in a glass or bowl the night before, mix them, and then let it sit overnight. In the morning you will have something that may not look so pretty, but it will taste like dessert.
After further stuffing ourselves with some Luna bars (which Michal just realized are made for woman), we crossed over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
The bridge was built over the ocean, and runs for over 4 miles, so it's a bit eerie when you drive over it. There are also a few tunnels along the bridge which run underwater, so this furthers the creepy factor.
Once we reached dry land we saw a lot of this…..
And this….
and LOTS of this stuff…
If the car wasn't moving so fast I could have captured all the billboards which make it seem as though all they sell down here are fireworks, cigarettes, and liquor.
One billboard promising the biggest selection of fresh grown fruit and vegetables spiked our curiosity, so we stopped, and they were NOT lying…
Holding my goods with pride even though I can barely carry it.
And as promised Powell's had fireworks….
Who cares if the boxes of fireworks all read "Y2K Celebration," I'm sure they work just fine…
After leaving Powell's we did a straight shot to the Outer Banks, and another 2 hours later we arrived at home sweet home (or at least we get to pretend it's our home for the next seven days). In total the trip took us about 12 hours, and we traveled over 550 miles!
If you ever want to go on a budget-friendly vacation, the Outer Banks is it! As long as you have a group of friends to go in on a house with, a dollar will take you very far down here. Nine of us went in on this house, and it's awesome, especially since it's close to the beach, and it still comes with it's own pool.
The kitchen is really spacious, and our group of friends is going to be taking turns cooking dinner, so this will save everyone a lot of money throughout the week.
Is it weird that the room I was most excited about was the bathroom in our bedroom?
This bathroom was the size of my bedroom at home (picture does not do it justice).
In total we each paid $400 to have the house for the entire week (and we didn't even fill up all the bedrooms, so you could reduce your costs by much more if you go in with more people). I'd say look for a smaller house, but if you've ever been to the Outer Banks, you know that houses with less than 6 bedrooms don't exist here.
There is so much more I want to type, but I'm running on two hours of sleep, and we have a friends wedding tomorrow morning, so I'm off to bed.
I think with over 20 pictures in this entry, it's safe to say the blog has officially been revived, so stay tuned.
August 22, 2010 No Comments
New Apartment: Bedroom Before and After Pictures
The adventure blog has sort of been on hiatus this past week, mostly because I've been in the process of moving into a new apartment in New Haven.
I also don't have internet yet, so Michal and I have been at the mercy of neighborhood cafes with free WiFi.
Thank you Cafe Romeo.
I'm pretty excited about my new place, especially since after having lived in both Boston and New York City, it's an odd feeling to suddenly have so much space (and so much money left over after paying rent!). It will also be nice to officially have my name on a lease with Michal, because living out of a duffel bag was beginning to get old.
Our friends Jesse and Paul will also be living with us, so I'm thrilled that the place will most likely always have people in it. Places always feel more like home when there are voices in the background.
Michal and I are tackling the apartment room by room, so on the agenda for our first weekend in the new place was the bedroom…and this meant the REAL agenda was PAINTING.
White walls sort of horrify me. I'm not sure why, but I'm beginning to think it's genetic, because in my parents home there is not a single white wall to be found.
Luckily Michal was all for painting the bedroom whatever color I wanted, and since I already had the color picked out (Gentle Tide by Glidden), it was just a matter of dropping by Home Depot to pick it up.
If you've painted before, I don't need to tell you it's hard work. It took us three days to finish painting and touching up two rooms (we painted Michal's office too). Because of the fumes we set up the bed in the living room, and lived there for the first few nights.
There was lots of take-out and beer consumed this weekend.
Once we finally finished painting we began moving in furniture.
If Michal looks tired in the above photo, it's because we were both up at 6am, and in my sleepy state I was a bit indecisive, so I made him help me arrange the furniture in our room about 5 different ways until I finally decided on the set-up I liked.
Once we set the bedroom up the way we wanted, we ran to IKEA to buy some shelving. The shelving was SO cheap and made the room look much more finished.
The bedroom isn't quite complete, but here are some before and after photos (before photos were taken when we first looked at the apartment).
Don't colored walls make rooms look so much more inviting?
Because the windows in the front of the room are so beautiful, I didn't want to distract from that with a clunky headboard. I toyed around with a few ideas, but finally decided on installing a simple IKEA shelf directly behind the bed. For the brackets we used the plastic white ones that only cost one dollar at IKEA. From far away you can't tell they aren't wood. In total, our "headboard" cost us 7 dollars. It was definitely the cheapest solution to keeping the area between the windows simple/clean, while still giving us a place to store a book, water, or cell phone at night.
We also bought two large shelves from IKEA (7 dollars each). Since this wall is more of a focal point, we splurged and bought the nicer brackets (5 dollars each). So in total, we transformed this wall for 34 dollars.
We were lucky that no major furniture or bedding had to be bought. My only real splurge were the bamboo shades (Bed Beth & Beyond) which were $40 each, and totally worth every penny, because when the sun hits them they glow this beautiful honey color.
There are still a few spaces in the room that need to be worked on such as:
🙁 so bare
🙁 This house plant needs a buddy (preferably in the form of a mirror)
Not a great view from the bed.
I already have some creative and cheap ideas though, so maybe I'll update you with photos once I complete the projects.
Someday in the future (way in the future) I'd like to purchase something like this, this, or this, but for now I'm just going to dream about that day, and until then I will focus on decorating my new IKEA shelves with fun knickknacks from my local Marshalls, Homegoods, and TJ Max….which did I mention are all less than 10 minutes away from my new place?
I guess some dreams do come true.
July 19, 2010 No Comments
Footbridge Beach and Perkins Cove
Today I'll be in the woods of Old Lyme, CT helping out with Ninja Zombies, but before I go I wanted to recap a few more things from Maine, specifically my 4th of July, which of course started out with a patriotic bowl of oats…
Ingredients: locally grown strawberries and blueberries, peanut butter, greek yogurt, and oatmeal.
After I let this digest a bit, Michal and I decided to rent bikes for the remainder of our vacation so we could have the freedom to get around without having to deal with the 4th of July traffic.
First stop with our bikes was Footbridge Beach in Maine which is my favorite beach in the area.
Enjoying fresh cut watermelon on the beach is one of life's cheap luxuries.
After a few hours of relaxing on the beach, we got back on our bikes and headed down to Perkin's cove for lunch.
Michal was very excited when while we were on the Perkin's Cove draw bridge, a sailor shouted up to him to press the button to raise it.
Michal brought his Canon camera on vacation, so while we were in Perkin's cover he took some really beautiful photos that I plan on framing.
We also discovered a really amazing cafe I had never been to. They make homemade lemonade from scratch, and they have the most amazing back porch where you can sit.
Around this time we started to burn out, so we got back on our bikes and headed back, and after a nap and an epic outdoor dinner with the neighbors, we got back on our bikes to make one last trip…
It just wouldn't be the 4th of July without fireworks.
July 11, 2010 No Comments
Marginal Way and Barnacle Billy's in Ogunquit, Maine
Saturday night Michal and I decided to go out to dinner for seafood, because when you're in Maine, it's just wrong to eat anything else, so we put on some non-scrubby clothes, and hit the town.
I know from this blog it seems as though I never wear make-up and am always in running shorts, but I assure you I am quite girly (note the pink top).
We decided that we would park in town and then walk along Marginal Way which takes you down into Perkins Cove.
Once we began the walk on marginal way, the views were incredible…
When we arrived in Perkins Cove, we ate at one of favorite restaurants, Barnacle Billy's.
I've been eating here since I was a kid, and the food is always straight off the boat and delicious.
Before being seated, Michal enjoyed a cold beer in the lounge, and I sneaked a photo which captured his content state.
Is there anything better than enjoying your first cold beer on vacation?
When we finally sat down for dinner, I already knew what I wanted–Billy's homemade Gazpacho Soup with JUMBO shrimp….
You can't find shrimp any larger than this. They were so big that just 4 left me feeling full (and usually when I eat shrimp my stomach is a bottomless pit).
Michal had their stuffed shrimp dish which looked just as incredible.
But you want to know what the best part about dinner was?
The view.
July 8, 2010 No Comments
5k Race in Maine
This is my third time running this race, and ever since coming in second for the women's division last year (it's a small race), it's become an on-going joke for me to talk a whole lotta game before the big day.
Coincidentally, Michal came in 2nd in the men's division last year also, so the smack talk has just been non-stop between the two of us.
But somewhere in all those little quips…I was serious.
And so I trained the past two weeks, and I had this whole master plan laid out in my head, how two days before the race I would do one final 4 mile run on an up-hill course (my reasoning being that the 5k race would seem easy 48 hours after so much up-hill work). So Friday came, and after work I did just that. I ran an intense 4 mile up-hill course in blistering heat. Then I got home and rested a bit, because I was going to be driving to Maine later that night.
Then my mom, who was already up in Maine, called.
"Hey, did you know your little race is tomorrow morning? I just saw something about it on the TV."
Yup, that's right. I got the date wrong. So basically I would arrive in Maine at around 1am, and then have to wake up at around 8am to run a race, and on top of that I would only have around 12 hours of time to recover.
Want to see a picture of me before the race?
It's probably hard to tell because this picture is pretty small, but I was literally falling asleep, and I didn't even have the energy to warm up or stretch. I just sat on a rock and watched all the other people do cool pre-race stuff which totally psyched me out.
Luckily I had Michal there to lend his support (and talk a big game), so I at least I stayed a bit motivated.
A mile into the race though I was pretty behind, so I started regretting my decision to run the race, but then I sort of told myself, "you are on vacation, so get over yourself, and get over the fact that you will have a slow time." And just like that I got over it, and suddenly the race seemed fun again because I accepted the fact that I wouldn't do well, and that I would be proud of myself just for finishing it.
And then mile two came, and I was so happy to have set myself free from the pressure of getting a good time, that I started to pass a lot of people who were burning out on the hills.
And then mile three came, and I started to pass even more people.
And then I finished…
and after the results were tallied up, I came in first in the women's division 🙂
Pretty cool, right?
Although in all honesty, I was not the first female to cross the finish line. The first WOMAN, yes, but not the first female. A few girls under the age of 19 destroyed my time, so I was fortunate that there was a separate category for "under 19."
I wish I could show you an actual picture of me accepting the prize, or a picture of my finish, but the camera died half way through the race (my mom didn't realize that you need to turn the camera off when you're not using it). By that point though, I didn't even care about the camera. I was just thrilled to have had something that seemed horrible turn out to be something really fun.
As for Michal….
Let's just say he got 2nd place again, but this year the men's 2nd place time was slower than the women's 1st place time….
I guess there can only be one winner in every relationship (ohhhhhhhh snap!)
July 3, 2010 No Comments


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(Reuters) - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Edward Albee, whose provocative and often brutal look at American life in works such as "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" earned him a reputation as one of the greatest American dramatists, died on Friday in Montauk, New York. He was 88.
He died in the late afternoon at his summer home in Montauk, a seaside fishing hamlet on the eastern tip of Long Island, after suffering a short illness to which he apparently succumbed, Albee's assistant, Jakob Holder, told Reuters.
Holder said the playwright was not alone at the time of his death, but declined to furnish any further details.
Albee once told the Paris Review that he decided at age 6 that he was a writer but chose to work in the format of plays after concluding he was not a very good poet or novelist. His works would eventually rank him alongside Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller and Eugene O'Neill in American drama.
Albee described a playwright as "someone who lets his guts hang out on the stage," and the innards of his own works included a powerful anger as he pushed themes such as alienation, resentment and the dark underside of life in the 1950s.
In the preface to his play "American Dream," Albee described his approach as "an examination of the American Scene ... a condemnation of complacency, cruelty, emasculation, and vacuity ... a stand against the fiction that everything in this slipping land of ours is peachy-keen."
The harsh humor and ferocity that prevailed in his more than 25 works long divided critics and audiences, earning Albee as much condemnation as praise. He always returned the volley of attacks, calling his critics fools and his Broadway audiences "placid cows."
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The .40S&W would offer a larger caliber but you can keep all the same holsters you already have for the 9. I have the XD40SC,love it
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How much harder is the 45c to conceal than a XDsc? I already have a XD 9sc but I am wanting to move up to a larger bore. I like the XD 9 and am trying to decide between the 40sc & 45c.
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The .40S&W would offer a larger caliber but you can keep all the same holsters you already have for the 9. I have the XD40SC,love it
"To blame a gun for a mans decision is to foolishly attribute free will to an inanimate object"- Colion Noir.
I was torn between the .40SC and the 9SC. The 9mm was easier to shoot. Comparing it with the .45, the 9/.40SC is smaller and they have greater capacity.
If you acquire a good holster they are equally easy to conceal.
Just curious, why do you think a larger bore is 'moving up?'
I like my XD40sc a lot, however, looking back on it I might choose the 45 instead. I find that the barrel is not the hard part to conceal for me, it's the grip.
Have you shot the 40sc yet? I hate it when everyone says, "shoot both and decide" so I won't say it. I think it is also good to find someone who shot both and get their input. That being said, I haven't shot the compact 45 so how about somebody let me shoot theirs and then I can give Bill some honest feedback!
I don't want this to turn into a 9 vs 45 thread because if the 9HP bullet works the way it is designed to and you make shot placement then the BG is in a world of hurt. But here in the midwest during the winter and heavy coats season you don't always get expansion and the hole in a 45 is somwhat bigger than the 9 last time I looked. Therefore the hole in BG should be larger also.
Not much harder to conceal. I carry an XD45 Compact in a Dakota Defender IWB holster. Not a problem keeping it concealed.
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I have both and they are my carry guns. The 45C is is a little thicker and the grip is a little longer which both make it a little more difficult to conceal. The main difference is weight. The 45 is considerably heavier. I prefer the 45 and it gets more of the carry time in the winter and the 9SC gets most of the carry time in the summer. They do fit the same holsters, which is very convenient. I really enjoy owning both and recommend it greatly. They shoot essentially the same (same grip angle, same controls, same sights, and same trigger) so switching back and forth is no problem.
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I also have a xd9 (service) and an xd45 (tactical). I agree with normal that they fit in the same holster, and that the dimensions on the .45 is slightly larger (barrel length being the greatest). The holster I have is a crossbreed. If you want a holster to fit both guns, beware that some holsters are limited by barrel length.


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Kain: Queen of LoveMature
Aphrodite: "stops painting and sighs" This is really a lot of work. "sees Cane still painting" Do you ever get tired?
Cain: "painting Dina and Cossette" ...
Aphrodite: Cane!
Cane: AH! "falls"
Aphrodite: Do you ever get tired?
Cane: No...I do not.
Aphrodite: Oh...Amazing.
Cane: If you want to take a break we can. I understand that this mirror is beyond huge for no damn reason.
Aphrodite: ...Thank you... Are you hungry?
Cane: Hungry?
Aphrodite: I mean! Do you want to eat?
Cane: ....
The time skipped over to them both at a dining table sitting on the opposite sides of each other with empty plates.
Cane: You can really cook. Thank you.
Aphrodite: I suppose you want to fuck me now?
Cane: Indeed, but I can't. How could you tell?
Aphrodite: Every man loves a woman who can cook. And considering that I'm still in my underwear and panties.
Cane: You know me well already.
Aphrodite: "chuckles"
Cane: What you wanna do?
Aphrodite: I dunno.
Cane?: Your the Goddess of Love correct?
Aphrodite: Indeed.
Cane: So why not snuggle on me?
Aphrodite: CANE!
Cane: IM SORRY! DON'T HURT ME!
Aphrodite: "sighs" fine... But only this once okay?
Cane: Why don't you like to snuggle?
Aphrodite: I do like to snuggle. I am just not in the mood to snuggle.
Cane: Nevermind then.
Aphrodite: But I know how it is. You want to snuggle because you find me sexually attractive.
Cane: Not only that... I just wanna snuggle because it makes me feel warm and your breasts are big enough to be my pillows.
Aphrodite: Awwww. Im in the mood now. C'mere you freak! "hugs him"
Cane: "whispers" So...Warm...So...comfortable.....Why....Do I have this urge to...sleep? "yawns"
A giant rumbling noise occurrs
Aphrodite: "lets go" What in the!?
Cane: WHO DARES RUIN MY COMFORT! "turns super saiyan God" i'LL KILL THEM ALL!!!!!
Jeff appears
Aphrodite: .....What the?
Cane: Hello Jeff. -_-
Jeff: ... Nice hair. Whats up.
Cane: Long time no see. What are you doing here?
Jeff: Well I NEEDED someone to hug but YOU are in my way.
Aphrodite: Goddess of Love. I am the snuggle God.
Jeff: What are you doing here?
Cane: Painting.
Jeff: It doesn't look like your painting to me. It looks like your having your happy go lucky time with the Love Goddess. You lucky piece of shit.
Cane: I WISH!!! But sadly no.
Aphrodite: Everyone wants to fuck me today.
???: "yawns" Mommy whats going on here?
Cane and Jeff: MOM!!?
Aphrodite: Hi Avery.
Cane: ...
Jeff: ...
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Welcome to my little corner of sanity I like to call Protagonize… my name is Dan, most days I love being me, getting up, feeling inspired, I live for creation (sometimes fail in completion…opps!) My life is a reflection of that which inspires me, I live in such a beautiful city, but sometimes what I see is a very "Wickedmirror".
I started writing to save my own life at fourteen years old; I struggled with the identity I had come to know being "born again" in Northern Alberta (that's in the frozen tundra of the north: Canada... and no we do not all live in igloos, but we have the option) I began questioning my faith, my want for life, and my sexuality. I wrote a short one act play about my struggles which joined two others about rape and AIDS (a sixteen year old heavy hitter) to become a series of three original scenes produced for a seminar I was working on about Sexuality. (I made it big for about two seconds)
Most of my work reflects my past, present and mostly future understanding of the world I live in. I am a chronic "eavesdropper" and get a lot of my ideas from things I hear on the bus.. (that's creepy right?) The more I learn the more I write, I try to incorporate as much relevance and entertainment as possible but they usually end up quite dramatic. (FUN FACT: As sadly dark and surprisingly morbid my work is, I am quite funny and get paid well as an Emcee host and entertainer)
I have a strange fascination with screwed up love stories. I feed on the obscure therefore present the picks that reflect the MIRROR of my WICKED world best:
A Void in the Pattern
Based on a concept which told a life changing event from four perspectives, two from the beginning and two from the end backwards, called "If: this is my life".
Rod and Benny are best friends and two young men struggling to fit into a mold of teen society in which anger feeds rebellion and ciaos. The two survive finding in each other the friendship and trust they themselves lack internally, or so they assume.
When Rod, confused and reaching for his parents attention and acceptance, acts out he ends up expelled from the last school in his district. Disowned and literally kicked out of his childhood home, hurt and alone Rod is accepted in by Benny's parents and begins to bond with the family.
Benny and Rod become very close and though the closeness Rod becomes confused between the trust endeared and a love neither will accept. After the brutal beating and eventual death of a gay man neither knew, Rod and Benny are left questioning a love they cannot explain.
In the Shape of a Man
Goes hand in hand to tell the full story of 'A Void in the Pattern'
Shadows of Light
This story reflects my own fascination with the concept of love in respect to pain… It asks are we able to love that with causes us pain while still investigating the root of our desire.
The mysterious protagonist finds himself without answers on his thirtieth birthday. He returns to the place of his happiest memories, to attempt to make sense of his missing joy, only to find he is being haunted by what he seeks. His true challenge comes in determining which are real and which are illusions.
The Millionth Tear Was Happy
A story still in it's baby shoes, Millionth Tear is the moving story of the choices we make for love and how a life can be changed by sacrifice.
Sylvia is an aged nun living in a time of religious and sociological upheaval. In order to have a chance at a better life Sylvia not only loses both her parents to escape the persecution of 1930 Poland, but also finds herself at the hands of a demanding French mistress, losing her hearing, and becoming a young women in a convent. It is not until falling in love with a feral boy named "John de Bois" that she is left questioning her dedication to GOD… we soon discover how choices we make can impact a lifetime of both despair and happiness.
It is nice to know we have somewhere to come when the world seems contrary, and Protagonize has set the reflections a new.
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This important concessionwas won by the Law Society in talks last week with the British Bankers' Association (BBA), over what has been a growing problem for solicitors.
Diane Burleigh, head of the society's courts business team, says: "The banks won't ask for such information. If they do, then solicitors don't have to provide it, because under the Solicitors Act the banks are not entitled to ask."
The difficulties arose because of a conflict between solicitors' client confidentiality under the Solicitors Act 1974, and the responsibilities of banks and other institutions under the money laundering rules to ensure they have satisfactory proof of identity of all account-holding clients.
The banks' strict interpretation of the money laundering rules meant that they should require such proof also for underlying clients in solicitors' accounts as well.
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Sue Thornhill, BBA deputy director, says the banks are happy to abide by the Solicitors Act. She says the City's money laundering steering group will advise banks they need only look to the solicitor and not his clients, and that any suspicions of laundering should be reported to the authorities.
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ANNE Rafferty QC will take over as chair of the influential Criminal Bar Association on 1 June after winning the CBA's first contested election in 10 years.
The favourite in the elections and current vice-chair, Rafferty beat two competitors – Rock Tansey QC and Ronald Thwaites QC – to the two-year post.
Rafferty, of 4 Brick Court, says: "I'm very pleased that the electorate has put me there. To a very large extent, a sense of duty prompted me to stand. Now, my overall reaction is that it's going to be a lot of work."
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Home Secretary Michael Howard's plans for redressing the balance in disclosure is also in her sights, as are Lord Chancellor Lord Mackay's proposed league table for silks – "anything madder, I have yet to contemplate".
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Here's the post you've been waiting for – the one I promised. My take on how the Summer Fire collection made it to the New York Times list.
It's complicatingly simple. We worked our fannies off !! Maybe not everyone all of the time. But we all kicked in some of the time. And with 20 authors making the effort, it worked. We hit #13 and I'm still a foot off the ground.
This is what you need:
An organizer – who is not only savvy about organising, but someone with a lot of energy and… who is willing to take on the bulk of the work. No matter how much you believe that everyone will pitch in and help, most of the group are only willing to do so much. They want to be led, told what to do, how and when. If you have a vision of how everything should work, you better be willing to either take charge yourself because you have experience or join with someone who has done this before and knows the ropes.
Decisions – should be made by the person in charge as to how many people they want to have as a part of the group. What type of a collection it will be – full-length books versus novellas or even short stories – and which genre. And…another important option is whether all the books should be brand new or already published work.
The choice of authors – made a huge difference. I have no doubt we were chosen because of either being a titled author (USA Today, New York Times or Amazon Best-seller), someone with great sales or a social media buff who had a huge following on Facebook, Twitter and a street team they could bring into play. How did the organizers find these professionals? Most of us were invited by another already recruited. For instance - I was invited by one of the brides who I work with in those collections. And I'm sure the others have a similar story – it's a bit of who you know!!
The budget – whoever is in charge needs to have a realistic budget planned in advance according to their marketing plan. Make a list of all the promos, marketing and costly ads you want to put into play and then make sure the others are willing to spend their share – both as a payment into the promo pot and the individual expenses expected from them for giveaways, Facebook ads etc.
The cover - was important. It needed to show the readers what they could expect on the inside – the flavor of the books – and Summer Fire's cover did just that. Most of the stories are explicitly sexual and it was certainly obvious when one looked at the naked chest of the male body on the front and the words "Love when it's Hot!" printed on the side. If a few of the people in the group can make/organise a couple of covers – it's best to hold a poll and get it decided quickly. Covers can be a huge argument if it isn't nipped in the bud with majority rules.
The tittle – again you need to get everyone offering suggestions and then take the best five and do a poll. Otherwise, this type of differing can go on for far too long and create a deluge of unnecessary e-mails – and trust me on this – the authors start zoning out if they get overloaded in this way. What comes first the cover or the title? We did the cover first and then the title (I think?)
Publishing plans – need to be decided on – the release date and whether the book will be self-published by someone in the group, say on a multi venue such as Draft 2 Digital, or will you go with an organiser like Indie Writes who looks after all the formatting and does the publishing for you – and takes 15% off the top. There is a lot of work involved in the formatting area so you want to make an informed decision.
Pre-orders – are now a big deal whereas not too long ago, they didn't exist for the lowly Indie authors. But because it makes a difference to sales and that's really what this whole effort is about, it's best to decide when the book should go out on pre-order, (keeping in mind that Amazon requires you to have the final submission published 10 days before the release).
Social media campaigns – are hugely important and it's where the bulk of the work comes in for the rest of the authors rather than just the chief. She needs to be able to rely on everyone kicking in at this point. That compelling cover needs to be seen by as many people as possible and multiple times so they finally make the decision to push the buy button. As you all know, there are so many ways to do this and I will cover all the ones we used in a later post. Needless to say, you need worker bees and this is where the chosen authors come into play.
Paid promotions – will make or break your chances of hitting the lists. It's the area I consider that is the most important to benefit the collection. There are a huge number of places willing to take your money but they need to be set up in such a way as to keep the traction high on the final week. If you have someone who knows the owners of these promotional places and can set up your anthology before it's even released on pre-order, then you have a shot at the number of sales it will take you to make it big. You cannot wait until you have the live links for the different venues (unless you put the book out on pre-order months in advance and then you may jeopardize the reader making the decision for not wanting to wait so long. Once she/he's said no to it once, it's easier for them to do so again.) This is where 'who' the authors are comes into play. Well-known names have a lot of fans who would be willing to wait to get a hold of their next book – of course that's only if it's never before released.)
Release day hype – is something that needs to be well-planned and worked toward with a kind of frenzy to get the pre-order buyers excited for their new collection and the potential buyers willing to jump on the same band wagon of those who already bought. A lot of giveaways will be made around this time.
Reviews – have been discussed so much it makes my head spin until I contemplate banging it against the nearest wall (except I'd be scared of the wall repair costs LOL). As to whether they're important – what do you think? Of-freaking-course they're important. Hugely so! That's where I learned a big lesson while being a part of this collection. Again, I'll share in another post. Just know that there are ways that authors can get the reviews where it costs you nothing.
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United States Patent [72] Inventors Lidia Akmndrovna Potelihina Orlovo-Davydovsky pereulok, 2/5 ltv. 34; Georgy Vailievich Astafiev, Rizhsky proud, 7, kv. 108; Svetoslav Ivanovich Babkin, ulitsa Dmitria Ulyanova, 9/1 11, korpns I, kv. 16; Ivan Alexandrovich KOI'OlkOV, mm "-1 R Mira, 186, kv. 14, all Of Moscow, USSR.
[21] Appl. No. 769,619
[22] Filed Oct. 22, 1968 [45] Patented Aug. 24,1971
[32] Priority Oct. 23, 1967 [33] U.S.S.R.
[54] SURGICAL INSTRUMENT F 01R STITCHING SOFT TISSUES BY MEANS OF STAPLES 7 Claims, 8 Drawing Figs. 52 us. Cl 227/120, 227/19 [51] Int. Cl B254: 5/02 [50] Field of Search 227/19, 120; 206/56 DF; 128/325, 334, 337; 29/212 D [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 65,360 6/1867 Falardo 227/137 3,075,199 1/1963 Rose et a1... 227/19UX 3,225,996 12/1965 Mallina 227/19 UX 3,244,342 4/1966 Boorlakou et a1. 227/19 3,307,389 3/1967 Rose et a1. 227/19 UX 3,353,736 11/1967 Bauer 227/107 Primary ExaminerGranvi11e Y. Custer, Jr. Attorney-Waters, Roditi, Schwartz & Nissen ABSTRACT: A surgical instrument for stitching soft tissues by means of staples in which the magazine for the staples is made in the form of a turning disk provided with circumferentially arranged slots for storing the staples and equipped with a mechanism for automatic rotation of the disk, thus providing for dependable delivery of the staples to the section of the tissue being stitched.
PATENTED AUB24I97I 3,601 302 sum 1 or 3 PATENTEU A0524 nan SHEET 3 UF 3 SURGICAL INSTRUMENT FOR STITCHING SOFT TISSUES BY MEANS OF STAPLES tissues by means of staples. In this instrument the lips of the tissues to be stitched are brought together and secured to the shoulders of a T-shaped lug with the aid of clamps movably connected to a body carrying a removable multicharge magazine having a staple-shaped slot containing a stick of staples which are packed close to each other. The staples are forced out of the slot by a pusher driven by a lever mechanism owing to which the staples pierce the lips of the tissues to be stitched and are bent in the recesses of the T-shaped lug.
A basic disadvantage of this instrument is that of an unreliable feed of the staples from the magazine to the tissues being stitched due to the wedging of the staples in the magazine slot, the guide grooves of the body or the guide grooves of the movable clamp being located indifferent planes and, therefore, requiring a high accuracy in the manufacture thereof. Furthermore any cocking of the staple legs on account of carelessness during charging of the staples as well as inaccuracy in the manufacture thereof also lead to their wedging in the magazine.
An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above mentioned disadvantages.
The principal object of the inventions is to provide a surgical instrument with a magazine ensuring dependable delivery of the staples and their easy charging. An advantageous feature of such an instrument consists in fast, reliable, and convenient stitching of butted lips ofa tissue.
These and other objects of the invention are achieved by providing a surgical instrument for stitching soft tissues by means of staples comprising a body with a handle, a T-shaped lug for bending the staples, clamps for fixing the tissue lips to the shoulders of said lug, a magazine with staples and a staple pusher mounted thereon in which, according to the invention, the magazine is made in the form of a turning disk provided with circumferentially arranged slots for the staples, the magazine being capable of moving to and pressing against the tissue to be stitched.
The disk may be equipped with a mechanism for periodic turning through an angle equal to that between the staple slots made as a spring-loaded follower contacting the projections on the disk.
It is advisable to make the staple slots partly open at the face side of the disk and provide bevels on that side where the pusher enters the slots.
The pusher is preferably provided with a longitudinal slot receiving the end of the disk axle employed as a guide for the pusher. The disk may be secured to a slider coupled to the pusher through a resilient member, for example, a spring.
The nature of the present invention will become more fully apparent from a consideration of the following description of an exemplary embodiment taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a side view of the surgical instrument, according to the invention, for stitching tissues by means of staples shown in a partial cross section;
FIG. 2 is a top view of the instrument, according to the invention;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the instrument, according to the invention, taken along the line IIIIII of FIG. ll;
FIG. 4 is a gearing diagram ofthe mechanism for turning the magazine, according to the invention;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line V-V of FIG. 2;
FIG. 6 is an enlarged top view of the stitcher unit of the instrument, according to the invention, shown at the moment of stitching the tissue with a staple;
' FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken on the line VII-VII of FIG. 6; and
FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 4 showing the rest or abutment for maintaining a space for the tissues to be stitched.
The surgical instrument for stitching soft tissues by means of staples consists of a body 1 (FIG. 1) with a handle 2; a T- shaped lug 3 (FIG. 1,2) rigidly connected to said body 1; clamps 4 and 5 for fixing the lips of the tissue being stitched to the shoulders of the lug 3; a magazine 6 with staples 7 (FIGS. 2, 6) and a pusher 8 for forcing out the staples 7 from the magazine 6.
The magazine 6 (FIG. 2) is made in the form of a turning disk with peripherally arranged slots 9 (FIG. 6, 7) accommodating staples 7.
The slots 9 are T-shaped in the cross section and open from above so that it is possible to see the backs on the staples charged into the slots (FIG. 6).
The magazine 6 (FIGS. 1, 5) is mounted on the axle 11 secured to a slider 12. A spring 13 with a follower 14 (FIG. 4) is mounted on the body 1 (FIG. 5) and acts upon the pins 15 of the magazine 6 during the reciprocating movement of the magazine. A trigger 16 with an arm 17 is movably mounted on an axle 18 arranged in the handle 2. A lever 19 is movably connected to the arm 17 through a pin 20, while the end 21 of the lever 19 is placed into the slot of the pusher 8. A retracting spring 22 connected with the lever 19 is installed in the handle 2.
The pusher 8 consists of a base 23 and a removable portion 24 (FIGS. 1,2), the latter being put on the axle l1 and on the pin 25 (FIGS. 2,3) secured to a base 23 (FIGS. 1,2) which mounts a cylindrical spring 26 and a bracket 27, the latter being in contact with the face of the slider 12.
Furthermore, the bracket 27 is slidable on the base 23 and maintained in position by the spring 26.
The clamps 4 and 5 are provided with springs 28, 29 and thumb pieces 30, 31. 1
The instrument operates as follows.
The pieces 30, 31 are depressed by a thumb with a simultaneous withdrawal of the clamps 4 and S from the lug 3. The shoulder of the T-shaped lug 3 is then placed under the lip of the tissue 32 (FIG. 6) to be stitched. The corresponding clamping pieces is the released thus fixingone lip of the tissue 32. The other lip of the tissue is fixed in a similar manner and the lips are butted. In this case the springs 28 and 29 (FIG. 1) bear upon the faces of the clamps 4 and 5 and prevent slipping of the clamps from the tissue. Then the trigger 16 is depressed withthe forefinger. The trigger revolves together with the arm 17 and turns the lever 19 with the aid of the pin 20. In this case the end 21 of the lever 19 drives the pusher 8 towards the lug 3, while the clip or bracket 27 bears against the slider 12 which, together with the magazine 6, moves towards the lug 3 up to the rest or abutment 60, providing for a spacing between the lug 3 and the magazine 6 which spacing is necessary for stitching the tissues. The slider 12 stops upon engaging the abutment 60 and further pressure on the trigger 16 results in movement of the pusher 8 relative to magazine 6 and in the compression of spring 26.
The pusher 8 (FIG. 6) guided by the chamfers 10 enters the slot 9 and forces out the staple 7. The staple 7 pierces the lips of the tissue and is bent in the recess of the lug 3 so as to make one staple suture. Then the trigger 16 (FIG. 1) is released, and the retracting spring 22 restores the lever 19 with the pusher 8 and the slider 12 with the magazine 6 to their initial position. During the backward movement of the slider 12, the pin 15 of the magazine 6 bears against the follower 14 (FIGS. 4, 5) and rotates the magazine by an angle, corresponding to the central angle between the adjacent slots, up to the rest against the hook-shaped end of the follower 14. When the slider 12 with the magazine 6 moves towards the lug 3, the pin 15 presses the spring 13 with the follower 14. The springs goes down and the pin 15 together with the magazine 6 approaches the lug 3.
In order to remove the magazine 6 (FIGS. 1, 2) from the slider 12 the spring-loaded tail 33 of the removable unit 24 is lifted and turned by 90, then the removable unit is withdrawn from the T-shaped head of the axle 11 by moving it upwards. Thereafter, the magazine 6 is easily removed from this axle. The magazine is installed in the reverse order: the magazine 6 is put on the axle 11, the removable unit 24 is installed thereabove and, when turned through 90, is fixed to the base 23 through the pin 25.
The proposed instrument is advantageous in that the magazine ensures dependable delivery of the staples, whereas the mechanism for automatic turning of the magazine provides for fast and convenient suturing of tissues with staples. Furthermore, the staple slots are open from above so that the surgeon can check the quantity of the staples remaining in the magazine. This facilitates servicing of the instrument.
These advantages provide for rapid and convenient suturing the tissues under operation and this assists in the effective healing ofthe wound.
Through the present invention is described in connection with its preferred embodiment, it is obvious that there may be some variants and modifications thereof without departing from the idea and scope of the invention, which will be readily understood by those skilled in the art.
These variants and modifications are understood to fall within the idea and scope of the invention, as defined by the appended claims.
We claim:
1. A surgical instrument for stitching soft tissues by means of staples, said instrument comprising a body, a lug projecting from said body, clamp means slidably supported in said body and moveable toward and away from said lug for clamping said soft tissues therebetween, a staple magazine, a slider slidably supported in said body, said staple magazine being rotatably supported on said slider for rotation relative thereto,
said magazine being substantially circular and having a plurality of slots circumferentially spaced therein through each of which slots is dischargeable a staple, said slider and thereby said staple magazine being movable toward said lug such that said magazine is engageable with said tissues, a staple pusher slidable in said body for discharging a staple from said magazine through said tissues into engagement with said lug, and drive means for driving said staple pusher.
2. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1 including an abutment fixed on said body and engageable by said slider for maintaining a minimum spacing between said magazine and said lug.
3. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1, including an axle fixed to said slider and upon which is rotatably supported said staple magazine, said staple pusher having a longitudinal slot embracing said axle to be guided thereby and for movement relative thereto.
4. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1, including a resilient member interposed between said staple pusher and said slider.
5. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1, wherein the staple magazine includes means for periodically turning said disk through an angle equal to that between the slots for the staples, said last means being made in the form of a springloaded follower contacting the projections on the disk.
6. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1, wherein the slots for the staples are partly open from the face side of the disk.
7. A surgical instrument as claimed in claim 1, wherein the slots for the staples include guide bevels on that side where the pusher enters said slots.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jun 4, 1867
|Nov 2, 1960
|Jan 29, 1963
|Avco Corp
|Surgical instrument
|Jul 2, 1963
|Dec 28, 1965
|Codman & Shurtleff
|Individual stapler
|May 21, 1963
|Apr 5, 1966
|Niiex Khirurgicheskoi Apparatu
|Device for tissue suturing
|May 28, 1964
|Mar 7, 1967
|Surgical instrument
|Jul 30, 1965
|Nov 21, 1967
|Hugo Bauer
|Fastener cartridge and assembly
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Oct 13, 1970
|May 30, 1972
|United States Surgical Corp
|Suturing and dividing organic tubular structures
|Jun 6, 1973
|Jul 9, 1974
|L Bogush
|Surgical instrument for joining osseous tissues by staples
|Nov 20, 1972
|Jan 7, 1975
|Jurasova Nina Vasilievna
|Surgical instrument for stitching up tissues with lengths of suture wire
|Mar 3, 1975
|Aug 10, 1976
|Ernest Mikhailovich Akopov
|Surgical instrument for stitching organs with the aid of metal staples
|Aug 29, 1980
|Feb 23, 1982
|Charles H. Klieman
|Surgical stapler
|Sep 2, 1980
|Apr 20, 1982
|Charles H. Klieman
|Hemostatic clip applicator
|Feb 26, 1982
|May 15, 1984
|Ethicon, Inc.
|Surgical clip applier with circular clip magazine
|Mar 2, 1983
|Jun 5, 1984
|Charles H. Klieman
|Hemostatic clip applicator
|Aug 27, 1981
|Jun 26, 1984
|Dennison Manufacturing Company
|Method and apparatus for dispensing fasteners
|Dec 23, 1983
|Apr 22, 1986
|Alfredo Alvarado
|Surgical stapling
|Mar 13, 1985
|Jun 3, 1986
|Intermedicat Gmbh
|Surgical stapler
|Mar 30, 1984
|Sep 23, 1986
|Senmed, Inc.
|Multiple-load cartridge assembly for a linear surgical stapling instrument
|Jun 27, 1989
|Feb 18, 1992
|United States Surgical Corporation
|Inwardly biased skin fastener
|Dec 20, 1994
|Dec 26, 1995
|Imodco, Inc.
|Offshore well gas disposal
|Nov 27, 1995
|May 20, 1997
|United States Surgical Corporation
|Laparoscopic stapler with overload sensor and interlock
|Sep 7, 2001
|Feb 3, 2004
|Christy Cummins
|Surgical micro-stapling instrument
|May 5, 2005
|Mar 11, 2008
|Applied Medical Resources Corporation
|Single fire vascular ligation clip dispenser
|Jul 17, 2006
|Jan 24, 2012
|Incisive Surgical, Inc.
|Mechanical method and apparatus for sequential tissue fastening
|Mar 11, 2004
|Dec 2, 2014
|Covidien Lp
|Clip applying apparatus with angled jaw
|Dec 13, 2011
|Jan 27, 2015
|Incisive Surgical, Inc.
|Mechanical method and apparatus for sequential tissue fastening
|Nov 26, 2014
|Mar 14, 2017
|Incisive Surgical, Inc.
|Mechanical method and apparatus for sequential tissue fastening
|Mar 1, 2006
|Nov 16, 2006
|Applied Medical Resources Corporation
|Single fire vascular ligation clip dispenser
|U.S. Classification
|227/120, 227/19
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Rectangular Banquet
Rectangle is the shape, but these tables we just refer to as "banquet tables". You'll find probably the widest selection of plywood banquet tables right here. You have the standard sizes, like 6' and 8' banquet tables which are 30" wide. We also have smaller sizes like the 4' and 5' lengths. Need a wider table? Check out the Queen and King Tables. You'll also find our Conference tables and bar toppers so you can be ready for any event.
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6' Wood Folding Bar Set
As low as: $239.00
8' Bar Set$265.00