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13 RV Parks near Nelson, British Columbia
Balfour, British Columbia 18.13 miles NE
Castlegar, British Columbia 19.58 miles SW
Salmo, British Columbia 20.22 miles S
Ainsworth Hot Springs, British Columbia 24.3 miles NE
Gray Creek, British Columbia 24.8 miles NE
3218 Ymir Road Nelson, British Columbia V1L-6Z4 (map) | (250) 352-7238
Sites: 5 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
There are about 8 sites in total of which 4 seem to be permanent, two of which are very old and tired. Of the four free sites two are very difficult to level, they are on a grass slope. Internet was off the first day but on the second. It is situated behind a used car lot so the location is not ideal either. - Codliveroil
Aug 2016 - $30.00
Very friendly. A great view of the mountains. At 30 dollars per night: amazing.
Great size lots, gravel and grass, some shade, a running creek. Will be back again. - 13rvliving
Aug 2015 - $18.00
A converted mobile home park, large sites, fairly even, well maintained, just outside of town. For the price, awesome place to stay. The owner is lovely and tries very hard to accomodate you. The "park" is not much to look at but real bang for your buck. The rate reflects the weekly rate. - mdjr
90 High St Nelson, British Columbia V1L 3Z4 (map) | (250) 352-7618
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
This is a city-run campground. The staff are very young but very helpful and run the place well day to day. There are very few full service sites but there are lots of unserviced tenting sites. Like historic Nelson itself, this is built into and up a hill/cliff with some of the tenting sites being on platforms on the hillside - very cool. Lots of younger campers some older folks might call tie-dye hippy-types but they were great company for we of the older type who actually grew up in that era. One central building with the bath/shower and a large covered area where the tenters sheltered and charged their phones, iPads and laptops. Great views across the west arm of Kootenay Lake from the site. Contact these folks by phone as they weren't very responsive by email. If you're booking a full service site be very sure the staffer has it right - it took us three phone calls and then when we arrived they still had it wrong, but they made it right in the final analysis. All in all a funky enjoyable experience. - User3527
May 2016 - $35.00
I agree with the last two reviews. The best thing about this park is its location, close to the city center, and within walking distance to restaurants, shopping, etc. It is poorly run administratively. The office is open from 3pm to 9pm--sometimes. It's a small park so you need to have a reservation. If you can get in touch with them, confirm it at least twice. Staff seems to change daily, some are helpful, some aren't. The spaces are not level. The grounds are clean and tidy but the restrooms were not. It can take a 35-foot motorhome, but I wouldn't want to bring anything bigger in here. It seems better suited to smaller RVs, camper-vans, and tents. We probably won't stay here again. - mlbw
May 2016 - $35.00
Park is in a state of renovation. Had it not been for that would have rated at 8. Laisez faire is best way to describe admin of this place. Tried for 3 days via email and phone to reserve, without success. Mgr on site from 3 -8 PM but very sporadic. Right in town so convenient to shopping. Very nice views of Kootenay Lake from sites. New hookups very convenient and campground should be a delight when alterations complete. - flugelboneman
Hwy 3A Balfour, British Columbia V1L 5P3 (map) | (250) 825-4212
Sites: 169 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $35.00
We stayed in the Friends Camprground which is right next to the lake and the sandy beaches. The sites are open and don't provide much privacy but have electric hookup. Sandspit Campground is more shaded and private but have no hookups. The lake is one of the most beautiful lakes that one will ever camp near. Great for kayaking and swimming and does have a boat launch. There is also a spawning channel for the Kokanee salmon that is within the campground. We were there during spawning season which is a neat thing to see. There are lots of trails within the campground but many were closed due to bears in the area because of the spawning. They also have a dog beach very close to the campground. We will return. - trump5
Aug 2016 - $35.00
We stayed at the Friends Campground, within this park, and it was wonderful. The site was large and level, and it was quiet. There was a grey water dump (not for RV dumping) next to the drinking water tap that largely solved the no sewer problem. - Htt_AB
Jun 2016 - $35.00
We were at the Sandspit campground. The sites are large, incredibly level, and well protected from the winds. The walking within the campground is great and the connected trails are great. The dump is $5.00 even if you camp there. We will be back; hopefully during harvest! - octothorp
7048 Lee Rd Balfour, British Columbia V1L 6R9 (map) | (250) 229-4275
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $36.00
We stayed here for 3 weeks. View of the lake is incredible. Sites are well situated for access to confident drivers. Lots of wood available for fire pits. Each site has a steel picnic table. Hot showers are great and bathrooms are clean. 30 amp service is available so air conditioners can be used. Boats can be launched here and kept in a large marina. There is a back for kids to play and the lake is clean and cool. Tall trees provide lots of shade. A new UV filter was added this year to take care of the "boil water" advisory the entire district seems to have this year. - Calgarynorm
Oct 2011 - $35.00
This park is inappropriate for big rigs. It is also mainly for permanent residents and seasonal homes with very few overnight spaces. We stayed there in a 36 foot motorhome, but it was tight. We lost power several times in a one-day stay. We were warned not to drink the water. The bathrooms are ancient with toilets that move when sat upon. - cuervo
Aug 2010 - $39.00
We liked this place. Right on Kootenay lake, quiet, nice operators. We spent five days here and could have spent more time. We were fortunate, we had a spot right in front of the lake, but those off the lake (not far) are nice as well. Its on our list to go back, if we are in the area. - Southside
1602 Aaron Rd Castlegar, British Columbia V1N 4L6 (map) | (250) 365-5006
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $26.00
Nice smallish state park-like CG at golf course on a hilltop above small town airport, the final 1/4 mile drive to the CG is up a 8-10% grade but is paved. The sites are partly shaded, gravel, electric/water and the sani-dump is at the visitors center in town across the bridge at 6th ave and 20th st. We had a 5 bar AT&T (Rogers) cell signal, there is 1 off air TV channel, and the WiFi is good at sites closest to the restrooms. The restrooms were stylish, clean, and we were told by the host the showers were $1 for 7 minutes. We got our site assignment and invoice from the host at the CG which we paid at the pro shop after setting up. - readontheroad
Sep 2015 - $30.00
This is a small RV park and different. It is on a very nice golf course! It is well run and friendly. We were traveling with two other RVs and liked parking together. One of our spaces extended their stay. The manager held three other spaces that were actually better so that we could remain together. If you like to hike this is the place. While our husbands played golf us ladies climbed a switch back mountain just behind the park to the very top. A beautiful view of the town and river. There is also a nice restaurant within walking distance on the golf course. We stayed for three nights. Very quiet at night. - Boulder Nana
Sep 2012 - $28.00
Excellent place to stay, new and clean restrooms. Showers are $1 for 8 minutes. Communal fire pit and firewood. Pet and child friendly. Hosts were friendly and helpful. - bbrien
651 Rosedale Road Castlegar, British Columbia V1N4L2 (map) | 2503655604
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 16 Reviews
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May 2017 - $25.00
This is a beautiful little park in a beautiful setting. Grounds are immaculately landscaped, facilities are super clean. Staff are very friendly, helpful, & accommodating. Excellent value at $36/night Cdn. Cable tv with about 50 channels, free wifi with good connection. Laundry room has 2 of each machine, $2/load. We highly recommend this park. Would be a good idea to call in advance, though. It's small & likely fills quickly. - RamblingRoam
Sep 2016 - $35.00
This is a small RV campground with a few permanents. We are able to book a site 1 day before arrival only because there was a cancellation and good thing we called. Each night we were there the campground with full even this late in the camping season. The caretakers stress that this is a QUIET ADULT ONLY campground with quiet time all day and night - no problem for us. Upon arrival you'll meet the nicest people you can hope for in any campground, registered us and showed us to our all-grass site. It was plenty big for our 5th wheel and truck with lot of space to stretch out. It was a full hookup site with steady power and good water pressure. Cable provided ample TV stations. The roads are just wide enough for one trailer to get around but not an issue at all. They have a small laundry room (2 washers and 2 dryers) but it was clean. This is one of the best campground in the Castlegar area and we'll definitely be back. - bakermancoq
Sep 2016 - $28.00
This adult only park was full on a Thursday night in September, good thing we had reservations. The friendly staff showed us to our riverside site and helped get us parked. The items are gravel pad with grass. Pedestals are new, our site had 15 & 30 service. Cable TV included. Wifi is great, no problem with email & web (not suitable for streaming movies). The park is on the site of an old drive-in movie theatre and the screen is still standing. Grounds and facilities are very well kept. Quiet park even though it was full. Excellent experience. - Wxguy
Riverside Ave Salmo, British Columbia V0G 1Z0 (map) | (250) 357-9433
Sites: 7 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $15.00
A small park with some great shade trees when it's really hot (cedars). Cool in the mornings when camped under those trees. The finest water you'll find anywhere! People come there to fill up their water jugs. There is a sani dump available, that pretty much everyone uses, even locals that aren't camping. The bathrooms are kept clean...the showers in the back are very old and desperately need upgrading. If you intend to use them you would be advised to wear thongs. Try not to end up here on a Friday or Saturday night, in particular. If the local hoodlums show up you won't sleep very well. They drink, smash and burn picnic tables, try to burn trees, break off door handles at the bathroom, etc. The park keeper that lives nearby - him and his wife are/were super!)is powerless to control them, and he was beaten up by them in 2011. I have been coming into this area since 1982 and nothing has changed. The police (R.C.M.P.) are about 30 miles away in Nelson (through the night). They know all about it, as does the administration in the village of Salmo. In summary: usually a fine shaded place to camp weeknights and to fill up on water, and to the use sani dump. Lots of room for the kids to run around: swings, bars. - Bonterra
Jul 2009 - $15.00
Small, quaint campground on the edge of the city park. Good place for the kids to burn off energy. No hookups, but water is available. Sani-dump on site. The washrooms and showers for the city park are available for campers to use. Washrooms were clean. Didn't use showers - they looked older and not too inviting. Camp fires permitted in rings. Sites were very generous in size and were very well shaded by tall evergreens. Very quiet at night. - BigChev
5125 Highway 3 Salmo, British Columbia V0G 1Z0 (map) | 250-357-9660
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $35.00
This park fell far short of what is described on their website. The services were poorly installed with the water connects being pvc piping sticking out of the ground unprotected. Many didn't work. The only other RV on site was a long term resident with a lot of junk around his RV. The grounds were poorly kept with dog droppings throughout the site. Their were no washrooms or showers available. The area is no not big and the sites not well defined. I question how 36 RVs would fit. The picnic table were old and unuseable. Given the rate of $35 per night plus tax there are many better options available in the area. - Camper_Guy
1485 Columbia Ave Castlegar, British Columbia V1N 1H8 (map) | (250) 365-6900
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Dec 2011 - $30.00
Hard to complain about the only RV Park open in Castlegar in December so sometimes you have to take what you can get. But the one spot available is like camping in someone's backyard. No showers or washrooms available. - Salt & Pepper Adventures
1725 Highway 3 Castlegar, British Columbia V1N 4W1 (map) | (250) 365-2337
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 11 Reviews
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May 2017 - $28.00
The price is for a weekly rate, taxes included, but does not include their $2 per night pet charge. Don't let this RV Park upset you by the older units and permanent residents. The facilities are old but well kept, and the park is very quiet (except for some large trucks passing on the highway). Six TV channels are available by cable and the WiFi is relatively stable (TV cable had to be run under the trailer). Park staff are friendly too. The dog exercise area is adequate and with doggy bags as well. Unfortunately we arrived during a lot of rain, and the pads are a sandy gravel surface which made for sweeping out our unit regularly. We chose to stay here because of the rising water levels in lakes and rivers in the area. - Snoet
Nov 2016 - $27.00
The Canadian rate including taxes & dog fees was a reasonable $36.00. Wifi is stable & quite fast compared to other parks we've stayed at. Slightly out of town but good signage on the highway. GOOD news is this campground is open YEAR round!! - Suiteasitgets
Sep 2016 - $32.00
This is a very well kept park. The sites are average size, and are nicely landscaped. There is cable TV with about six channels. The WIFI is free and works fairly well. The dog run is one of the nicest I have seen. It is grassed, well fenced, and long enough for my small dogs to have a good play. The owners are very friendly and helpful. My only concern about this park is the $3.81 per day charge for my two dogs. This is over and above the daily rate stated, and seems a little high. The rates are in Canadian funds. We would stay here again. It is a nice spot close to Castlegar. - leom


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THINK City – Sales Related Questions
Q) What is THINK?
A) THINK is the world's leading dedicated electric vehicle manufacturer with more than 20 years experience in the development and manufacture of electric vehicle and related components.
It was first to offer a modular and flexible electric drive-train solution in the business-to-business sector.
Q) What is the THINK City?
A) THINK City is a zero emissions battery electric car that goes more than 100 miles on a single charge and has a highway capable top speed. The THINK City is a solid, robust electric car with a smooth ride and responsive handling. This modern urban car is fun to drive and is ideal for environmentally conscious commuters and business fleets. Being a pure electric vehicle, the THINK City is up to three times more energy efficient than a traditional combustion engine vehicle.
Q) What is the price of the THINK City?
A) Please click here to view pricing information. Pricing depends on the state you live in.
Q) When can I purchase the THINK City?
A) We are currently targeting fleet customers and plan to launch in retail markets in the second half of this year (2011). Initially, we plan to launch in 3-5 select markets.
Q) In which markets will THINK be launching first?
A) THINK has developed and made public our EV-Ready Cities Index, which is an indicator for which markets we will go to first. As one would expect, California, New York, and the Washington DC are all represented on the index.
Q) When will the car be available in (such and such state)?
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Q) What are THINK's plans for selling the THINK City in Canada?
A) As of now, we have not announced plans to offer the THINK City in Canada. This year our focus is on sales to fleet customers with our retail roll-out scheduled for the second half of 2011. Next year, we will be looking at Canada as a potential launch market and we hope to have something to announce regarding those plans soon.
THINK City – Product Related Questions
Q) What is the range of the THINK City?
A) The manufacturer's estimated range is 100 miles based on measured range tests using the Society of Automotive Engineer's Electric Vehicle Energy Consumption and Range Test Procedure (J1634). Actual range may vary.
Q) What are the factors that can influence the range?
A) Some of the factors that affect range include driving conditions, speed and vehicle load, use of air conditioner or heater, tire inflation, acceleration, braking and battery temperature.
Q) What is the top speed?
A) 70 mph—so it is highway capable.
Q) What is the life expectancy of the battery?
A) The life expectancy of the battery is 10 years or 100,000 miles.
Q) What kind of warranty does the THINK City have?
A) The THINK City comes with a 3 year/36,000 miles basic coverage; 5 year/75,000 miles traction battery and powertrain coverage; 5 years/75,000 miles surface coating coverage; 10 years/75,000 chassis corrosion coverage.
Q) What kind of battery does the THINK City have?
A) The THINK City has an advanced lithium-ion battery, manufactured by Ener1.
Q) How much does it cost to replace the lithium-ion battery?
A) The THINK City comes with a 5 year/75,000 traction battery and powertrain warranty. THINK is currently working closely with its battery supplier, Ener1 to determine the cost for a replacement battery after the five year warranty has expired. Additionally, THINK is also working to develop a trade-in process and will have more details on this later.
Q) How much does it cost to recharge the vehicle?
A) It costs about 2-3 cents a mile or about $2.00 – $3.00 to recharge the battery pack, which has a range of 100 miles. So, for less than the cost of a gallon of gas, you can drive about 100 miles in a THINK City.
Q) How long does it take to charge the battery?
A) A full battery charge (0-100% State-of-Charge) takes about 8-10 hours using a standard household 220-volt electrical outlet. (The same kind of outlet used for your clothes dryer). In most instances with normal drive cycles, recharging will take substantially less time.
Q) How long does it take to charge the THINK City on a standard 110-volt outlet?
A) It takes about 18 hours to charge the THINK City using a standard 110-volt outlet and the charger provided by THINK that comes with the car.
Q) Do you have to drain the battery before recharging?
A) You do not have to drain the battery before recharging.
Q) Can you charge the battery part way?
A) Yes. Partially charging the battery does not affect the battery. However, it will limit the range you will be able to get.
Q) Does the buyer have a choice on battery size?
A) No. The THINK City is available with only a 24kWh battery.
Q) What type of equipment do I have to install at my house to be able to charge the THINK City?
A) For Level One Charging (120-volt) a standard household outlet (this is what you use for your cloths dryer) will charge the THINK City. The car comes with the appropriate equipment to plug- it in to the 120-volt outlet.
For Level Two Fast Charging, you will need to hire a licensed electrician to install a Level Two, 240-volt EVSE at the location where you would charge the car.
Q) What is an EVSE?
A) An EVSE is the Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment that is required to charge your THINK City. It is the equipment you use to plug your car into.
Q) Why do I have to buy a Level Two charger?
A) The National Electric Code dictates that the EVSE has to be hardwired into your home. So to be able to charge your THINK City, you will need to install this type of equipment.
Q) How does the car handle in hot weather?
A) The THINK City is designed to operate in all climates. But extremely hot and /or sub-zero temperatures can affect range and battery life.
Q) What are the advantages to purchasing a THINK City over a Nissan Leaf or Chevy Volt?
A) The advantages the THINK City has over other electric vehicles is that it is dedicated battery electric vehicle (BEV), not a derivative of an internal combustion powered car. As such, the design and development is optimized solely for BEV performance. It has also been designed specifically for urban environments.
THINK is not new to electric vehicles. It has more than 20 years of experience designing and manufacturing battery electric cars–more than any auto manufacturer. So THINK knows electric vehicles. Additionally, the THINK City has more than 35 million miles of customer driving experience. No other electric car manufacturer can say that. The THINK City meets all applicable U.S. and European Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
Q) What is regenerative braking?
A) Regenerative braking is an energy recovery mechanism that reduces vehicle speed during decelerations. Braking traditionally wastes energy due to the loss of heat but with regenerative braking, this energy is recovered and stored in the battery reducing energy consumption. Not only does the THINK City have regenerative breaking but it has the conventional braking system so when the driver depresses the brake pedal, they are using the conventional braking system which engages the front disk and rear drum brakes.
Q) Can the regenerative braking be adjusted?
A) No. The regenerative braking cannot be adjusted. However, you can choose different drive modes such as D and E. Each mode has a different percentage of energy recapture. E mode has the greater percentage of energy recapture.
Q) When do I have to get my first oil change?
A) The THINK City requires very little maintenance and a typical oil change is not required. Because electric cars have fewer moving mechanical parts that can wear out, the maintenance schedule differs from the traditional gasoline powered engine. The first maintenance comes at 12,000 miles, with subsequent maintenance at 24,000 and 36,000 miles. For a complete maintenance check-list see the THINK Service and Warranty Manual.
Q) What colors are available?
A) The THINK City is currently available in Bright Red, Sky Blue and Classic Black. Colors for the 2012 model year and beyond have not been determined.
Q) I've seen a THINK City in yellow. Is that color available?
A) At the present time, the Citrus Yellow is not available in the U.S.
Q) Is a rear windshield wiper system available with the THINK City?
A) At the present time, a rear windshield wiper system is not available.
Q) Can I purchase a roof rack?
A) The roof racks are not an available option with the 2011 model THINK City. This could be offered as an option in future model cars.
Q) Can I get the ragtop sunroof on the THINK City?
A) The ragtop sunroof is not currently available for the 2011 model THINK City. It may be available as an option in the second half of 2011.
Q) Can the THINK City be modified to accommodate a child seat behind the front seats?
A) No. The THINK City is certified as a 2-passenger car. The space behind the front seats is for cargo only.
Q) What is the "MindBox" features, services, costs, etc.?
A) The Mindbox is a 2-way communication system that enables smart phone connectivity and battery and vehicle monitoring. The Mindbox has a GSM and GPRS SIM-card and built in GPS transponder and is able to access battery data and the on-board vehicle bus. This enables the user to continuously monitor the battery state of charge and vehicle location. Because the Mindbox is a 2-way communications system, it is also capable of enabling roadside assistance, convenience features such as pre-heat and pre-cool, and vehicle to grid smart charging capability.
Q) Is the "Mindbox" standard equipment?
A) The MindBox does not come standard on the THINK City. It will be offered as an option in the third quarter of 2011 for both the U.S. and European markets.
Q) Is the THINK City Bluetooth capable?
A) The radio on the THINK City has an optional Bluetooth module that you can purchase separately to enable this capability.
Q) Will the THINK City come in a 4-passenger or 4-door model?
A) The THINK City is certified as a 2-passenger car in the U.S. and there are no immediate plans to bring a 4-passenger or 4-door model to the U.S. Future model years could see the launch of a 4-passenger or 4-door model.
THINK City – Safety Related Questions
Q) Is the THINK City safe to drive?
A) THINK City meets all applicable U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) requirements and is EPA and CARB-certified for sale throughout the U.S. The car has gone through extensive testing and validation, including hundreds of computer simulations and correlations, over 50 sled tests and more than 20 real crash tests.
Q) What are the safety features of the car?
A) Safety features of the car include a lightweight upper body structure constructed of extruded aluminum alloy mounted to a high-strength, low-alloy steel lower frame that carries all the suspension and crash loads. The frame is designed with a stiff passenger compartment and deformable zones in the front and rear. Seat belts, dual airbags and anti-lock brakes provide additional occupant protection.
Q) Does the THINK City have a 5 Star Safety Rating?
A) Because THINK is a low-volume manufacturer, we have not yet gone through the process to complete the Five Star Safety rating. The THINK City has passed all U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards requirements and is EPA and CAB certified for sale throughout the U.S.
Q) The car doesn't seem to be that safe because it's made of plastic?
A) The body panels are made of ABS plastic with a UV protector to guard against fading. The body panels are not structural components. The structural frame underneath the body panels is what provides the safety and protection. The upper body structure is constructed of extruded aluminum alloy mounted to a high-strength, low-alloy steel lower frame hat carries the suspension and crash loads.
These body panels are also lighter than sheet metal because with electric cars, the lighter the car, the faster it will go. These body panels are also scratch and dent resistant.
Q) If the THINK City is dented or hit, can the plastic body be repaired?
A) Yes, the plastic body can be repaired by replacing the body panel that was damaged.
Q) What product(s) should I use on the plastic body to protect it from UV fading?
A) The THINK City's body panels have an ASA topcoat that protects the car from UV fading. No additional products are needed to protect from UV fading.
THINK City – Distribution Related Questions
Q) Is THINK City going to be sold through standalone dealerships?
A) THINK will leverage best practices and capabilities of traditional automotive dealers with new, innovative retail concepts. There may be a mix of standalone THINK stores as well as showrooms that are part of existing dealerships. Since electric vehicles are completely different and appeal to the non-traditional automotive customers, we have a unique opportunity to redefine how vehicles are sold.
Q) How is THINK currently selling and servicing vehicles?
A) For fleet sales, we are currently selling direct to customers as the dealer or working with dealerships in the area that are familiar to our fleet customers.
Q) What are the qualifications for a dealership to carry the THINK brand? Are you seeking additional dealerships?
A) We don't have a criteria or requirements for dealers established yet. We have reached out to some dealers in our target markets to start a dialogue about how they can work with THINK. By and large, these are dealers that we were aware of and that have demonstrated a commitment to the environment in their dealership.
Q) How do I become a THINK dealer/distributor?
A) If you interested in becoming a dealer/distributor, please send your request to THINK North America, 22226 Garrison Street, Dearborn, MI 48124. ATTENTION: Dealer Network.
Q) Could you please describe THINK's parts distribution and training network in the U.S.?
A) We'll start with one parts warehouse in the U.S. and expand as necessary. All of the servicing dealers will need specialized training, which is one of the reasons we're not planning a large widespread rollout initially. Instead we'll be rolling out city-by-city, sales and service points, to ensure all of our customers have convenient locations to take the car to for service when it is required.
Q) How will the THINK City planned for 2012 differ from the previous two versions?
A) The THINK City planned for 2012 will differ significantly from the current model. Most noticeable to consumers will be the totally redesigned to phat (i.e. vehicle styling). We'll have more to say about the 2012 version as we get closer to launch.
Q) How will AC, heat or highway driving affect the range?
A) Just like any vehicle – AC, heat or highway driving will have an impact on how far you can drive it.
THINK City – Fleet Related Questions
Q) Why is THINK just targeting government, corporate and commercial fleets and not selling to the general public?
A) THINK made a strategic decision to focus on government, corporate and commercial fleets, because fleets account for more than 16 million light duty vehicles on operation.
By targeting fleets, THINK can demonstrate the feasibility and advantages of electric vehicles. It also allows for the gradual development of infrastructure, permitting processes, electrical utility planning, as well as sales and service points. Combined these actions can help push electric vehicles past early adopters and into mainstream consumers.
It is an ideal car for fleets because fleet operators can take advantage of the vehicles low operating costs, as well as environmentally conscious commuters.


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Ultra modern and stylish with stunning views, this spacious tri-level townhouse is close to Terrigal beach and esplanade. Lisburn is a superb secure entry townhouse with brand new decor. Set in a duplex building with enviable views spanning from Terrigal out to Wamberal headlands and beyond which can be seen from every level. Offering light-filled interiors and a stunning ocean panorama, Lisburn features multiple indoor/outdoor living spaces, air conditioning on all levels, and has tiling / new carpet throughout. Situated in the heart of Terrigal, Lisburn is a relaxing holiday getaway ideal for families, a 10 minutes walk to cafes and shopping. Loft style master bedroom contains a queen bed, en suite with shower and toilet, built-in robes, balcony with ocean views and air conditioning. Bedroom 2 contains high lofted ceilings, queen bed, en suite with shower and toilet, air conditioning, walk-in robe, ocean views and balcony access. Bedrooms 3 and 4 each contain a single bed, built-in robes, air conditioning and courtyard access.
-Main living room has plasma TV, blu-ray player, balcony access, ocean views
-Kitchen contains dishwasher, oven, microwave, gas cook top, breakfast bar
-10 minute walk to Terrigal beach; light-filled interiors; stylish new decor
-Two balconies with outdoor settings and view, spacious courtyard with BBQ
-Air conditioning; secure entry; lock up garage; tiled and carpeted flooring
-Main bathroom with spa bathtub, shower, toilet; laundry with washer / dryer
SECURITY BOND: is required upon check-in, prior to key collection. The bond for this property is $1,000. Bond is returned to guest approx 48 hours post-checkout once the property has been cleaned and inspected for damages.
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This property is NOT a party house. Council, Police and the local community have strict requirements in regard to nuisance noise and offensive behaviour. Under Section 268 of the Protection Environment Operations Act 1997, a Complainant may be successful in obtaining noise abatement order from the local court against the Offender. Heavy fines apply.
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Getting Ready for the Adult Stakeholder Conference – Better Support for Carers. Denise Mantell. When and Where?. Tuesday 19 November 9.30am – 1pm Civic Centre – Great Hall and Committee Rooms. Who will be there?. Lots of people – over 100 Service users and carers
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Burton 1 Argyle 1 - Report
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by Charlie Hempstead
ARGYLE were indebted to the usual suspects for their first-ever point at the Pirelli Stadium. Reuben Reid's 70th-minute penalty - cancelling out a first-half strike from ex-Pilgrim Alex MacDonald - combined with yet another magnificent save from Luke McCormick five minutes from full-time, were enough to secure a point which for much of the afternoon looked unlikely.
Unsurprisingly, Argyle's 18-man match squad was unchanged from the 3-0 demolition of Cheltenham last weekend. Conversely, Mike Whitlow rang the changes in his first game as Head Brewer, bringing in goalkeeper Dean Lyness, Robbie Weir, Stuart Beavon and ex-Argyle loanee Alex MacDonald, who was suspended for last week's defeat at Stevenage. The Brewers' line-up included another ex-Green, Damien McCrory, who became a father for the first time this week.
Despite their disrupted preparations for the match, the home side started very brightly, passing the ball quickly and accurately. Matty Palmer tested McCormick early on following Lucas Akins' pinpoint right-wing cross, and the same two players then combined to create a chance for Beavon, but his measured shot from the edge of the box was meat and drink to McCormick.
Argyle produced a flowing move of their own in the 11th minute, culminating in Andy Kellett's powerful angled drive, which was turned away at full stretch by Lyness, and the home side were forced into some unsightly scrambling defence moments later as the ball pinged around the goal area.
At the other end, the Pilgrims were indebted to a typically committed block by Carl McHugh as MacDonald lined up a shot, and from the ensuing counter-attack, Reuben Reid blasted a powerful drive across the face of goal, with Lewis Alessandra unable to apply the finishing touch.
The home side's midfield anchor, Lee Bell, then did a McHugh, charging down Alessandra's shot after Kelvin Mellor had created the opening.
Green hearts were in mouths in the 27th minute when Akins' near-post cross was intercepted by a part of Curtis Nelson's anatomy which everyone in the home end was convinced was his hand, but as the contact was on Mr Brakespear's blind side, it would have been a complete guess if he had pointed to the spot.
In the 32nd minute, Burton registered the first entry in Argyle's goals against column since September 27th, when MacDonald (it's always the former players, isn't it?) applied the finishing touch to another good move, although Argyle's players were convinced that Dominic Blizzard had been fouled in the build-up.
Bobby Reid came close to levelling the scores almost straight away with a swerving effort from the edge of the box that just cleared the angle of post and crossbar, but otherwise the home side held sway, and the Pilgrims had to experience the rarity of a half-time team talk from a losing position.
The second half almost got off to a dream start, with Kellett breaking down the left in the opening minute and driving in a low cross which was deflected past the near post.
McHugh then chanced his arm from long range, but the stand behind Lyness's goal was not high enough to stop it. In truth, even the Stretford End might not have been.
Akins continued to be a handful for the Argyle defence, and his left-footed drive from a central position once again stretched McCormick. Beavon then failed to work the keeper from a similar position. The next time Beavon had a sight of goal, McCormick got his angles absolutely right as he prevented the lead from being doubled.
The three chances in quick succession were sufficient to persuade John Sheridan that something had to change. In fact, two somethings. Enter Deane Smalley and Lee Cox, replacing McHugh and Blizzard, signalling a switch to a 4-4-2 formation, with Alessandra and Bobby Reid moving to the wide midfield positions and Smalley lining up alongside Reuben Reid.
The change almost paid instant dividends when Bobby Reid and Smalley combined to create a chance on the volley for Reuben Reid, but the target man's radar was awry.
Cue a final change from the manager, with Jason Banton being introduced for Anthony O'Connor, a switch which saw Bobby Reid move into central midfield, with the substitute taking up a position wide on the left.
Whitlow reacted by making a change of his own, with Palmer being replaced by Adam McGurk.
Before the substitute had touched the ball, Reuben Reid was felled in the box by Phil Edwards, and despite the routine protests from the home side, the penalty was awarded and converted in the most emphatic style by the man who had won it.
A second home substitution followed, with Darragh Lenihan entering the fray in place of Lee Bell, and the substitute was quickly in the thick of the action, firing in a shot which was not far off target.
In the 79th minute, goalscorer MacDonald made way for Marcus Harness, whose huge afro ponytail put McGurk's well and truly in the shade.
Both teams continued to seek the winner, and with four minutes left on the clock, the home side appeared to have found it. The outstanding Akins landed a perfect cross on the centre of McGurk's forehead, just 8 yards out. It looked a guaranteed goal, but that was to reckon without the reflexes of McCormick, whose save was out of whichever drawer is above the top one.
On such moments can seasons turn.
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(4-3-3): 1 Dean Lyness; 2 Phil Edwards, 3 Shane Cansdell-Sheriff, 6 Ian Sharps, 14 Damien McCrory; 8 Robbie Weir, 7 Lee Bell (22 Darragh Lenihan 76), 23 Matty Palmer (20 Adam McGurk 68); 10 Lucas Akins, 9 Stuart Beavon, 11 Alex MacDonald (27 Marcus Harness 79).
(Not used): 1 Jon McLaughlin, 12 Jacob Blyth, 18 Dominic Knowles, 24 Liam Slade.
(3-5-2): 23 Luke McCormick; 5 Curtis Nelson (capt), 16 Carl McHugh (4 Lee Cox 59), 29 Peter Hartley; 2 Kelvin Mellor, 28 Anthony O'Connor (8 Jason Banton 65), 17 Bobby Reid, 11 Dominic Blizzard (22 Deane Smalley 59), 13 Andy Kellett; 9 Reuben Reid (72), 7 Lewis Alessandra (82).
(not used): 1 James Bittner, 6 Ollie Norburn, 10 Marvin Morgan, 14 Tyler Harvey.
: O'Connor 59, Cox 90, Banton 90
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text: Staying Healthy at Tufts Student Mental Health and Success Richard Kadison M.D. Chief, Mental Health Service Harvard University Health Service Challenges • Reduce Stigma, Manage Stress • Convince Universities that health and counseling resources are wise investments • Coordination of care between health, counseling, residence, faculty, and administration • Integrating Cultural Sensitivity and competence into our work Current issues • Integration of Academic Work with student health and development • EVERYONE on campus is responsible for student well being. • Coordination of care • More serious mental health problems on campus. Helping high risk students Stress on Staying Healthy • Eat, Sleep, Exercise • Stay connected with friends/ community • Provide tools to manage stress • Educate community to reduce stigma thru education about common problems and how to recognize warning signs. • Create multiple portals of entry to care Staying Healthy • Stressing Personal and professional Development • Service Opportunities: Engaged Learning • Health Education and Information (MRSA) • Alcohol and Nutrition info: (BAL + BMI) • Complementary Services: Acupuncture, Massage, Yoga, Mindfulness Student Participation/ Engagement • Key for Successful Outreach • Peer Counseling/ Education Programs • Student Health Advisory Group • Wellness representatives in the dorms • Mental Health Advocacy Group/Active Minds • Involve in screenings and education Getting Care • Multiple ways to access care • Chaplains, Advising system, residence system • Information about resources and warning signs for parents and families • Stress relieving events and workshops at high stress times (massage, food, activities/ workshops) Access to Care • Triage system: Who needs to be seen today • Inside vs. Outside Care • Community Resources • Hospital and Medical Leave, Reentry • When should students go home? 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Educate everyone • Counseling and Health Services can and should provide consultation to the community (students, faculty and staff) Lessons from Virginia Tech • Schools must find ways to respect medical • • • privacy, but coordinate concerns If students can't expect privacy, they won't seek care There must be communication, sometimes one way, between faculty, administration, family, counseling when concerns arise about a student FERPA and HIPAA Youth Risk Survey 2001 13,600 HS students • 28.3% sad or hopeless almost every day> 2 wks stopped some activity due to symptoms • 19 percent of students reported that they seriously considered attempting suicide • 14.8 percent had made a specific plan to attempt suicide. • 8.8 percent had attempted suicide in the previous year [Grunbaum et al 2002]. College Data ACHA and Kansas State • Depression Doubled, Suicidal Ideation Tripled, Sexual Assaults quadrupled over 13 years • 45% students self report depression • 10% report serious suicidal ideation and 44% binge drink • These are the best years of your life ACHA College Data • 9% seriously consider suicide 1% attempt • Depressed 52-42% 2000/2006 • No Sexual partners 40% vs. 5% perceived • Medication for depression 36-42% Graduate Students • Often at higher risk, higher suicide rates • Economically in worse shape, many have no insurance. • Berkeley Graduate Student Mental Health Survey Dec. 2004 showed similar findings to undergrad surveys Berkeley Grad School Survey • 45.3% respondents experienced emotional or stress related problem SIGNIFICANTLY affected well being/ academic performance • 9.9% seriously thought about suicide • 52% considered using counseling less than 33% did use • 25% unaware they were available Learning from Each Other • Peter Leviness undergraduate student survey engaged students to highlight and address campus stress U. Richmond • Jan Collins-Eaglin 1st. Generation, multicultural students need language for therapy, Wayne State • Ron Chapman Pre and post counseling GPA changes- increased 1.0 BYU Stories to Spread the Word • Educate the community to reduce Stigma: College Wide Events • Being Depressed at HBS • Walk the walk of the student on your campus: illness in family, high fever, serious alcohol problem. How do you get help? Web? 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Rich, salty goat cheese is the perfect foil for Rosso Bruno tomatoes. For appetizer servings, make half as many goat cheese rounds and use one on each salad.
- 1/4 cup sherry vinegar
- 1/4 cup walnut or olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon Dijon mustard
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- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon water
- 1/4 cup toasted walnuts, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons fine, dry breadcrumbs
- 1 11-ounce package goat cheese
- 4 Rosso Bruno tomatoes, sliced or cut into wedges
- 3 cups baby arugula
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Combine vinegar, walnut oil, mustard, shallot, and 2 tablespoons olive oil; set vinaigrette aside. Combine egg and water in a shallow bowl. Combine walnuts and breadcrumbs in a shallow dish. Cut goat cheese into 12, 1/4-inch rounds. Dip in egg mixture, and dredge in walnut mixture. Freeze 30 minutes.
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Mykonos to Santorini Ferry
We are not traveling until this July, but I already have much of our trip booked. One of the things I haven't booked yet is the ferry from Mykonos to Santorini. We will be traveling between these islands on Sunday, the 17th.
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Mid-July is the absolute busiest time of the season. Between high demand and high winds there's a serious chance you won't be able to make your connection to Santorini on the 17th if you don't. Booking and schedules for that route aren't available yet but once they are, sometime during or after April, you'll be able to see what your options are if you go to this website: http://www.gtp.gr
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You are on another string with me. I am looking for a ferry from Mykonos to Santorini on May 6, 2011 one way. It is not popping up on the sites for ferry tickets. I looked at your link above.
Is it possible that the ferry to Thira from Mykonos does not run that early?
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It's too soon for that schedule to be released. Full schedules for May won't be out until April.
If nothing changes from last year you'll have two options.
1- The Hellenic Seaways FlyingCat 4: http://www.ferries.gr/hfd
2- SeaJet from Mykonos to Paros at 10am (40 minutes), then the Blue Star ferry from Paros to Santorini at Noon, arriving at 3pm. http://www.gtp.gr
There may even be a 3rd option, a different morning Hellenic Seaways highspeed ferry from Mykonos to Santorini.
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FlyingCat 4 normally begins its season the week before Greek Easter, which is April 24th this year, so yes, it will be running by May 6th. SeaJet 2 begins its runs between Mykonos and Paros even earlier (March), and Blue Star from Paros to Santorini is a daily year-round ferry. The other, FlyingCat 3, is a high season ferry, normally starting its season in mid-June.
In short, Cajuncook, you will have no problem getting from Mykonos to Santorini on May 6th, either with FlyingCat 4 or SeaJet 2/Blue Star. Timetables will be released a few weeks before sailing, and there will be no need to prebook. Buy your tickets when you get to Greece.
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Check out www.openseas.gr In the upper right side of the page there's a box to enter dates, ports, etc. When you click on the calendar to enter your date scroll back to same day 2010 and ferries will show. More than likely the schedule for 2011 will be the same but it's too early to check those dates. Example: July 17, 2011 falls on a Sunday. Checking back to 2010 Sunday was July 18th. Ferries running that Sunday from Mykonos to Santorini were:
Hellenic Flying Cat 3 depart 8:45am, arrive 12:20pm.
Hellenic Flying Cat 4 depart 14:55pm, arrive 17:35pm.
Or if you want to take the scenic route where you can savor the view from open deck as you enter Santorini: Mykonos to Paros:
NEL Lines Aqua Jewel depart 7:25am, arrive 9:10am.
Hellenic Flying Cat 3 depart 8:45am, arrive 10:15am.
Hellenic Flying Cat 4 depart 14:55pm, arrive 15:45pm.
Hellenic Highspeed 1 depart 10:35am, arrive 11:35am.
Sea Jets Sea Jet 2 depart 10:00am, arrive 10:40am.
Then you ferry from Paros to Santorini:
Blue Star Blue Star Paros depart 12:10pm, arrive 15:20pm. This is the ferry that allows you to stand outside on deck as you approach Santorini for maximum view impact.
Hellenic Flying Cat 3 depart 10:30am, arrive 12:20pm.
Hellenic Flying Cat 4 depart 15:55pm, arrive 17:35pm.
Hope this helps. I'm sure there will be no problem to get to Santorini from Mykonos as these are 2 of the most popular tourist islands. There will be ferries running.
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Chris45ny has a good method to show what ferries might be available on a given day the following year. Use it with care, because ferries are bought, sold, retired, and change routes every year. Were that not the case, it would be easy for ferry companies to publish timetables for a full year at a time.
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Elizabeth turned around and noticed two pairs of eyes watching her. One was the prostitute. And the other was a.... maid? What was a maid doing here? Wasn't there only supposed to be 2 females in the ship. The maid would make 3......
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actually I have to say that while most of the cd is rather bad (although i do enjoy most of BTBAM's original material) the covers of "colorblind" "three of a perfect pair" and "bicycle race" are rather good. They aren't turned into metal songs, but rather they stick to the song's original sound.
King Crimson is by far one of my favorite bands, but I have to say that I like BTBAM's cover of "three of a perfect pair" more. Possibly because it gives it has a modern sound, which the benifits the song in this case.
Album Rating: 3.5i love this album. btbam are one of my favorite bands and this shows how versatile they are. they can play thrash metal, hair metal, prog, industrial, grunge, pop everything. their King Crimson cover is great and actually got me into KC
Album Rating: 3.5The Blackened cover is so sick it's untrue.
They really do have a mass of influences. This shows it.
Album Rating: 4.5Wow. I think the reviewer completely missed the point of this album. You did notice the title, no? "The Anatomy Of..." This was a selection of songs and bands that influenced each of them musically. Of course its going to sound like "an anachronistic version of the metal part of a typical BTBAM song", thats precisely the point. This was a way of expressing their diverse taste and influences, while at the same time opening the(typically closed) minds of the "hardcore" crowd. For someone like Converge to go put "Queen" as one of their influences would be scene suicide. Yet BTBAM is here to show that great music is great music, no matter who made it or when.
I'll agree that at first the track list almost offended me. Not because of any of the songs themselves, I happen to have extremely diverse taste in music, but because it was not at all what I expected. Mostly I was extremely worried they would attempt to manipulate the songs too much. I totally admire the fact that they wanted to keep the songs as they were, adding only the slightest touches of their own. I applaud them for this. "Us and Them" is amazing, as are "Bicycle Race", "Three of a perfect pair", "Color Blind"... I truly love the whole album. Paul's take on Cemetery Gates is outstanding.
I think the assortment of styles is a tribute to music itself. BTBAM are out to break down the boundaries in music. I'm so utterly sick of people labeling music. Screamo, emo, hardcore, metalcore, death metal, black metal, thrash metal... its utterly ridiculous. To quote Guttermouth:
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ooo give it up for the new guy
yes a fine way to lose your post virginity
Album Rating: 2.0[quote=new guy]This was a selection of songs and bands that influenced each of them musically.[/quote]
Ya, that's what I said.
[quote=review]A cover album featuring songs by bands ranging the gamut of influences that pretty much sum up the BTBAM sound really just reiterates a lot of qualities that BTBAM have already explored in their previous efforts.[/quote]
The result of that means that album is boring and predictable because of this:
[quote=review]They picked songs that already have the idiosyncratic qualities they have, meaning the songs aren't as much reinterpreted as they are replayed.[/quote]
[quote=nuggs]I happen to have extremely diverse taste in music[/quote]
thanks for letting us know! :thumb:
Album Rating: 3.0the cover of blackened is really really good. I don't think you like their sound or something...
BTBAM is an underated band, but apparently, they aren't for everyone.
Alaska in particular is an incredibly dense and rewarding album in my opinion.
and you can safely assume nothing.
btbam is most definitely not underrated.
no BTBAM isn't underrated.. why did you give this a 3 then?
Album Rating: 2.0
BTBAM is an underated band, but apparently, they aren't for everyone
how come they aren't on your favorite bands felon
I really liked Alaska and the s/t album. I have yet to get Silent Circus. I never plan on buying this album though.
Album Rating: 2.0Because I rarely update that list.
i like the silent circus more than alaska
Album Rating: 2.5I've just given this a listen as a way of easing myself into the band's discography, and you know.....I don't think it's so bad. The fact that I'm not a fan of theirs yet might be helping me make that judgement, but to me this just sounds like a load of good songs being played well, with the occasional metal flourish. I'm a little disappointed that the covers are so straight most of the time, but this still isn't bad stuff.
the soundgarden cover on this is quite impressive IMO. downloaded this the other day, i'm currently deciding whether or not i like it enough to go and buy it (after i buy "colors" of course).
Album Rating: 2.5There's a handful of good/fun songs, The Day I Tried to Live being one of them, but a lot of them fell short for me. And I actually like most of the stuff they covered...weird. I will say, however, that Blackened would've benefited from some higher screaming.
Not Blackened! That was one of 'Tallica's best songs!
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INTRODUCTION: Bronchopleural fistula (BPF) is a complication, mostly encountered after lung surgery and invasive diagnostic procedures but it's rarely seen due to tuberculosis. The standard methods of treating persistent air leak include continued chest tube suction, Heimlich valves or surgical repair. In patients not suitable for surgery due to extensive inflamatory process, bronchoscopic approaches may bring to a successful conclusion. This is the first description of the use of a removable, one-way, endobronchial valve(EBV) to treat BPFs with non-resolving spontaneous pneumothorax complicating extensive cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis(PTB).
CASE PRESENTATION: 21-year-old- male patient was admitted with complaints of cough and sputum for 10 days. Chest X ray showed cavitary lesions with reticulonodular changes in the right upper lung field. Sputum smear was positive for acid fast bacilli. Thus, the patient was diagnosed as PTB and antituberculosis therapy was started. Three days later, the patient developed acute dyspnea and right chest pain. Chest X ray demonstrated a right hydropneumothorax. A chest tube drainage was applied on the right side. Even under negative pressure, chets tube drainage did not work and radiological controls showed no resolution of hydropneumothorax. Because of the early period of PTB and intense inflammation of lung parenchyma, surgical treatment was not considered at this stage and open drainage was performed. Thorax CT scans revealed partly collapse of upper lobe and completely collapse of lower lobe. After possible places of air leakage was observed, it was planned to insert EBVs in related segments of upper lobe. Occlusion of apical and posterior segments was attempted using the balloon catheter passed through a bronchoscope and the air leak stopped immediately. After that, two EBVs were placed in the apical and one was placed in the posterior-segment bronchi. After a while, air leak stopped and, thorax CT showed complete resolution of hydropneumothorax and almost complete regression of cavities after 3 months.
DISCUSSION: There are successful case reports using EBVs for spontaneous pneumothorax and prolonged air leak due to lung surgery, empyhema, malignancy and thoracic trauma1-3. To our knowledge, this is the first case that used a one-way endobronchial valve to manage severe air leak due to extensive PTB.
CONCLUSIONS: One-way endobronchial valve replacement for a bronchopleural fistula may be the initial approach before surgical procedures in critically ill patient.
Reference #1: Feller-Kopman D, Bechara R, Garland R, et al. Use of a removable endobronchial valve for the treatment of bronchopleural fistula. Chest 2006; 130:273-275
Reference #2: Anile M, Venuta F, De Giacomo T, et al. Treatment of persistent air leakage with endobronchial one-way valves. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 2006; 132:711-712
Reference #3: Travaline JM, McKenna RJ, Jr., De Giacomo T, et al. Treatment of persistent pulmonary air leaks using endobronchial valves. Chest 2009; 136:355-360
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text: Friars Walk opened on 12th November 2015 and was developed by Queensberry Real Estate in partnership with Newport City Council. Friars Walk is 390,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space which includes a 90,000 sq ft Debenhams department store, an 8 screen Cineworld cinema, 12 Lane Superbowl UK, Laser Quest, Crazy Club soft play and a wide range of shops and restaurants all supported by a new, modern 350 space car park and new bus station. Friars Walk is home to major fashion brands including Top Shop, Next, New Look, River Island and H&M. Usk Plaza is the leisure section of the centre and is home to Cineworld and 11 family restaurants and includes as Nando's, GBK, Chiquito as well as Loungers, Wagamama and Le Bistrot Pierre. Friars Walk has transformed the centre of Newport and has given people a reason to return to the city as the regions premier retail destination.