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Sep 30, 2007 at 8:30 pm #1225274
christopher witterBPL Member
@cwitterLocale: Mid Atlantic
I was at REI today to pickup some fuel for an up coming trip when I saw the Primus PowerGas 450g canister. I thought about picking this one up versus carrying two 220g cans (to save a few grams) for my Snowpeak Giga Power Ti but since I didn't have any experience with a canister this large so I opted for what I know. Would a canister of this size lose pressure and become less effective the lower it gets? I could see this not being an issue if it could be inverted but thats not an option I have.Sep 30, 2007 at 9:16 pm #1404135
Mike BarneyMember
@eaglembLocale: AZ, the Great Southwest!
We used 4 of these for 10 of us for 10 days last year, and it worked fine, altitude from 6 – 10 k. Total weight savings for the 4 x 16 oz vs. 8 of the 8 oz. was about 13 oz. Both seemed to be able to drain their contents reasonably well.
MikeBSep 30, 2007 at 11:54 pm #1404148
Brett .Member
@brett1234Locale: CA
Two considerations for a bigger canister when compared to 2 smaller canisters, first, after using 1/2 the contents you can't dispose of 1/2 the dead weight by throwing one away. Secondly, if you don't use it all you might not want to carry a partly used canister of that size on subsequent trips.
But wow, congratulations on taking a trip long enough to consider one of those!Oct 1, 2007 at 12:41 am #1404149
> Primus PowerGas 450g canister.
We used several of this size (Campingaz brand though) on each of our long trips in France, with a SnowPeak GST-100 stove. A little taller, so fractionally less stable, but they work just fine. Yes, they empty completely as expected. We found that one of these would last the two of us for a fortnight.
CheersJan 5, 2008 at 6:54 am #1414912
Gary ThorneMember
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I plan on buying a Snowpeak Giga power stove. Am I to assume I will be able to use any brand of fuel? This was not covered in BPL reveiw of canister stoves.Jan 7, 2008 at 2:02 pm #1415174
Hi Gary
> Am I to assume I will be able to use any brand of fuel?
You can use any brand of screw-thread canister with any screw-thread stove. Performance may vary, depending on fuel mix and temperature of course. You can safely ignore ALL the warnings from every manufacturer about having to use only their brand of canister with their stoves.
French Campingaz stoves and canisters are not compatible with screw-thread.
Coleman Xtreme/Xpert stoves and Powerrmax caniosters are not compatible with screw-thread stoves.
LPG/propane gear with bigger hoses and connectors are not compatible with screw-thread stoves.
But you are unlikely to be confused with any of these!Jan 7, 2008 at 2:30 pm #1415181
Woubeir (from Europe)BPL Member
Yes, but …
I have a GP myself and 8 oz. canisters pose no problem. But I've had some problems with the 4 oz. canisters from Coleman and Primus. With the Coleman canisters, I could hardly get any gas out of the canisters. Currently I'm using Primus canisters, because they're the only ones I can find of that size, and while screwing the stove on the canisters, there's always a point at which gas starts to escape from the canisters before the stove is completely screwed on.Jan 10, 2008 at 2:13 am #1415576
Hi Tom
> With the Coleman canisters, I could hardly get any gas out of the canisters. Currently I'm using Primus canisters, because they're the only ones I can find of that size, and while screwing the stove on the canisters, there's always a point at which gas starts to escape from the canisters before the stove is completely screwed on.
Yeah, so much for the official rules …
It all depends on the little brass rod which sticks out of the screw thread. This goes into the canister and pushes down on the valve to let gas out. In theory … there is a defined length for this rod.
I have been measuring the amount of rod needed to reach the valve for a whole range of canisters. Sigh. There is at least 1 millimetre variation between them. It is even worse when you include the Campingaz and Powermax canisters in the lot. The different brand stoves turn out to have slightly different length rods, to match.
So what to do? For the Coleman canisters – you may have to screw the stove onto the canister just that little bit harder. I do NOT like doing this myself because that leads to wear on the thread on the stove (not on the canister) and ultimately the stove thread strips and then the stove won't work at all. That happened to me in France.
For the others, where the gas starts to come out a little early … well, at least you have gas … For these cases I screw the stove on gently until I sense that the rod has contacted the valve. Then I give it a quick half-turn, to get to the sealing point quickly.
CheersJan 10, 2008 at 3:18 am #1415580
Woubeir (from Europe)BPL Member
Hi Roger,
what you suggested is in fact exactly what I already do with the Primus canisters. The small Coleman canisters I avoid entirely.
Strange how I only seem to have the problem with the 100 gram canisters. I have used the 200 gram canisters from Primus, Coleman and MSR without any problem. I guess this has something to do with the fact that the thread on the small canisters is shorter than on the larger ones but I don't know if that explains everything.Jan 11, 2008 at 1:51 am #1415694
Hi Tom
Glad to help.
> Strange how I only seem to have the problem with the 100 gram canisters. I
However, I must admit I have never bothered to even buy one of these, so I dunno. Too inefficient for weight for me.
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Ontario Casinos May Be Liable After Gambling Addict Loses Millions
TORONTO — Ontario's gaming authority could yet be on the hook for a claim by victims of a gambling addict who ripped off more than $4 million to feed her casino habit, Ontario's top court ruled Friday.
In a split decision, the Court of Appeal said the claim against the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation was not doomed to fail as a lower court had decided, and should proceed to trial.
"This case illustrates, once again, the catastrophic social consequences caused by problem gamblers, those unable to resist the allure of a casino," the Appeal Court said in its ruling.
"While the action is by no means certain to succeed, nor is it necessarily certain to fail."
Documents show Shellee Spinks, a law clerk in Hamilton, stole the millions from two estates and others by forging documents and selling estate assets. Spinks lost about $3 million of the money gambling at two Ontario casinos over a 14-month period between 2006 and 2008.
The two estates in question allege Spinks, who pretended to the casinos she was a lawyer, defrauded them of about $1.5 million. They sued the gaming corporation to recover some of their losses, arguing the casinos knew Spinks was a problem gambler, and should be held liable for knowingly receiving trust funds, unjust enrichment and negligence.
However, Superior Court Justice Peter Hambly in March last year struck down the claim without a hearing on its merits on the basis that it was "plain and obvious" the lawsuit had no chance of success.
Among other things, Hambly concluded the casinos didn't know Spinks was gambling with trust funds or should have investigated. He noted many people lose money gambling, the casinos had legitimate reasons to keep the cash, and the gaming corporation had no "duty of care" to problem gamblers.
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The Appeal Court, citing complicated legal principles, rejected the conclusions.
"Casinos cannot be expected to conduct an individualized assessment of each of their customers to determine the wisdom of the decision to gamble," Justice Gladys Pardu wrote on behalf of the majority. "However, more may be expected when an individual is obviously addicted to gambling and out of control."
The court went on to say the "novel claims" at play deserve to be aired at trial so a court can properly decide whether it is fair to expect casinos to pay compensation for the steep social costs of gambling, and make judgments about the legal and policy issued raised.
Ontario Lottery and Gaming sign for slots with sculpture of Northern Dancer at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto. (Photo: Education Images/UIG via Getty Images)
In a dissenting opinion that ran longer than the majority decision, Associate Chief Justice Alexandra Hoy said she would dismiss the appeal. Hoy said the estates had never alleged the casinos actually knew Spinks was a problem gambler or was wilfully blind to that fact.
Hoy also said, among other things, that it would be unfair for the gaming corporation to have investigated the source of the money simply because Spinks held herself out to be a lawyer.
She said the claim had no prospect of success and agreed with Hambly it should be struck.
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Posted by Allison on 13 April 2009, 10:57
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Zhaohui Chen, the editor of the book, has gathered together a wealth of solid contributions from some of the highest calibre experts in foreign currency exchange trading. These contributors include:
- Jose' Manuel Campa – New York University
- Charles A.E. Goodhart – London School of Economics
- Louis O. Scott – University of Georgia
- P.H. Kevin Chang – University of Southern California
- Peter G. Zhang – Chase Manhattan Bank
- Richard K. Lyons – University of California at Berkeley
- Allan M. Malz – Federal Reserve Bank of New York
It should be noted that the most current edition of Currency Options and Exchange Rate Economics was published in 1999, so the contributors above are listed with their respective employment associations as of that publishing date.
Two sections for reading ease
To make the book easier to understand, it is divided into two main sections of emphasis. The first section is introductory, containing the basics and foundations of both the real world currency option marketplace as well as the theories related to option pricing and activity. The second section delves into the real "meat" of the subject, offering practical examples and applications for how commonly understood empirical and theoretical approaches to exchange rates are used to handle common problems and challenges in the exchange rate system.
Some of the topics in the first section are as follows:
- The fundamentals and foundations of theories on option pricing, including the Black-Scholes model and the relationship of risk-neutral valuation
- Understanding equity options with dividend
- Understanding foreign currency options
- The role of futures options
- Use and definitions of traditional and contemporary Greeks in the foreign currency trading market
- Vital factors and aspects of volatility and implied volatility
- Key institutions involved in the foreign currency exchange trading markets
- Characteristics and differences between over the counter markets and centralised exchanges
- Standards and conventions of price quoting in the over the counter markets
- Topics related to volatility, including risk reversals, straddles, and strangles
- Terms and definitions related to the foreign currency exchange trading markets
All of the basics are covered in the first section, providing valuable background information for readers of all experience levels.
Some of the topics in the second section are as follows:
- Overview and description of implied volatility
- Models of option pricing related to implied volatility
- Overview of empirical research findings about functions related to currency options
- Overview of empirical research findings about functions related to stock options
- Suggestions for topics and areas to be considered for continuing research
- Understanding implied volatility and its term structure
- Examples and explanations of key descriptive statistics and data statistics
- Hypothesis testing of expectations
- Understanding the theory of risk premium
- Hypothesis testing of simple efficiency
- Overview and evaluation of using a model of portfolio balance for risk premium
- Understanding data used and the option model
- Developing distribution probabilities for future exchange rates
- Developing distribution probabilities for future option prices
These and other topics are discussed in excellent detail, providing very thorough explanation and posing interesting questions for the reader and others interested in foreign currency exchange trading to consider moving into the future.
Overall evaluation of the book
Overall, this is a very extensive and well constructed book. The editor has brought together some of the best minds in foreign currency exchange market trading to examine this market from both an academic and a practical perspective. It is thought provoking and very detailed, offering readers a tremendous amount of material to read, digest, and understand.
With this in mind, it should not be too surprising to suggest that Currency Options and Exchange Rate Economics is not a book that is well suited for the novice foreign currency trader. Except for the first section where the basics and foundations of the market are discussed, the content is quite advanced and requires at least an intermediate to high level of knowledge about foreign currency exchange trading.
For instance, one of the chapters contains an extensive discussion of probabilities of ERM realignment using estimates based on option pricing. This is an advanced topic area, bringing in a broad array of macroeconomic factors to influence the discussion. Other chapters are equally detailed about some higher level subjects.
For the novice trader, this is quite and advanced book; they would likely be better served by a resource that focuses more on the specifics and "how to" information of foreign currency exchange trading. For the intermediate to advanced trader, however, this book is an excellent resource for expanding knowledge and understanding of complex issues related to the foreign currency exchange markets.
Final thoughts
The combination of new content and widely accepted academic research contained in this book make it unique and of great value to a wide range of foreign currency exchange traders. While it is not necessarily the first book a novice trader should add to their resource library, it is certainly a resource all intermediate and advanced traders should obtain and use as an informational tool.
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Study objectives: (1) To assess the utility of a single sputum specimen in the evaluation of HIV-infected patients who are suspected of having tuberculosis (TB). (2) To identify radiographic findings that discriminate between HIV-infected patients with TB and those with pneumonia of other causes.
Design: Retrospective cohort analysis.
Patients: All patients evaluated at Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, between January 1986 and July 1994 in whom culture of respiratory secretions grew Mycobacterium tuberculosis or Mycobacterium avium-complex. Patients who were coinfected with HIV formed the primary study group. Their chest radiographs were then compared with those of a matched group of patients with pneumonia of other causes.
Measurements and results: We identified 164 patients with TB, 20 of whom were HIV infected. The initial sputum specimen grew M tuberculosis in all HIV-infected patients and 99% of non-HIV-infected patients. Seventy percent of HIV-infected and 71% of non-HIV-infected patients had at least one positive smear. Most of these patients tested positive on their initial smear, and no significant difference was found between HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients (79% and 90%, respectively [p=0.34]). The addition of a second sputum smear identified all HIV-infected patients and all but one in non-HIV-infected patients who were ultimately determined to be smear positive. A total of 27 HIV-infected patients had a positive acid-fast bacilli sputum smear during the study period, 14 of which were attributable to TB (specificity=52%). The only radiographic findings that discriminated between HIV-infected patients with TB and those with pneumonia of other causes were the presence of cavitation or a miliary pattern (p=0.014).
Conclusions: A single sputum specimen was sufficient to establish the diagnosis in all HIV-infected patients with pulmonary TB. A single negative sputum smear made the diagnosis of TB significantly less likely. However, a minimum of two smears were necessary to achieve an acceptable early diagnostic yield. The presenting chest radiograph failed to discriminate between HIV-infected patients with TB and pneumonia of other causes in most cases.
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PRESENTED ON: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
INTRODUCTION: Familial Dysautonomia (FD) is an autosomal recessive, sensory and autonomic neuropathy, most commonly found in patients of Ashkenazi Jewish decent. Autonomic dysfunction accounts for the majority of the clinical features of FD. Patients can suffer from orthostatic hypotension, autonomic crises with severe hypertension triggered by stressors, gastrointestinal motility and bladder dysfunction, decreased tearing, abnormal sweating and temperature dysregulation. Patients with FD have blunted respiratory and cardiovascular responses to hypoxia that may be linked the increased incidence of sudden death in this disorder.[1]
CASE PRESENTATION: The DHMC Sleep Disorders Clinic has followed three patients who are moderately to severely affected by Familial Dysautonomia and were found to have sleep-related breathing disorders. The first patient is a 26 year-old female with severe FD, who was noted to have daytime hypercapnia (PaCO2 50 mmHg). She underwent a PSG and was found to have sleep-related hypoxemia-hypoventilation and mild obstructive sleep apnea (AHI 13). She was initiated on BIPAP, which she uses for 2-4 hours per day, but has not lead to improvement in her hypercapnia. The second patient is a 33 year-old male with a history of mild, positional OSA diagnosed on PSG in the late 90s. He reported worsening daytime sleepiness despite positional therapy and in 2008 underwent a PSG which showed overall AHI 13. He did not have evidence of sleep related hypoxemia/hypoventilation on the PSG in 2008. Patient opted for trial of CPAP, and has done well on CPAP therapy. The final patient is a 29 year-old male with FD who was initially evaluated for frequent autonomic crises in the early morning. He underwent a PSG in 2009 which was negative for OSA (AHI 2.6). His baseline oxygen saturation did drop from 96% to 91% for extended portions of the study, but he did not meet criteria for sleep related hypoxemia/hypoventilation. He returned to follow up after a daytime arterial blood gas in 2011 showed hypercapnia (PaCO2 49 mmHg) and was initiated on BIPAP with excellent adherence and improvement of PaCO2 levels.
DISCUSSION: Patients with familial dysautonomia have an abnormal response to hypoxia that increases their risk of sleep related breathing disorders.
CONCLUSIONS: Introduction of CPAP or BIPAP may improve overall health, symptoms and functioning.
1) Bernardi L, Hilz M, Stemper B, Passino C, Welsch G, Axelrod FB. Respiratory and cerebrovascular responses to hypoxia and hypercapnia in familial dysautonomia. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2003;167(2):141.
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BOSTON -- With no timeouts and 9.4 seconds remaining, the Celtics inbounded to Rajon Rondo. That alone was comforting.
His new teammate Kelly Olynyk set a pick that enabled Rondo to pull up at the arc with a clear look at the basket. His first game in almost one year ended anticlimactically when Rondo missed the game-saving three and the Celtics lost to the Lakers 107-104 Friday, but that he was present was enough.
Rondo, who was restricted to five minutes per quarter, scored eight points (shooting 4-9 overall) with four assists and two turnovers in his 19 minutes overall. "I didn't feel like I was limited to anything tonight," said Rondo, who wasn't ruling out playing in back-to-backs in the near future.
It was a night of extremes. The greatest rivalry in basketball was never less relevant than in this meeting of two lottery-bound teams with no meaningful expectations for this season. The Celtics blew an eight-point lead with three minutes left -- mainly because they enabled the depleted Lakers to go 12 for 20 from the three-point line -- and yet they felt encouraged by Rondo's return. "I thought he was great," said Stevens.
Rondo grew increasingly confident in transition as the night went on. His jump shot, never a strength, looked especially unreliable. The Lakers protected their late one-point lead by daring Rondo to shoot with a minute remaining, and his errant jumper obliged to end their six-game losing streak.
Rondo had a plus-minus of minus-eight points, but what do all of these details mean in the context of him returning from major knee surgery? The point of this game was that Boston's four-time All-Star was back on the floor and looking fit. What impressed Stevens most was how Rondo's preparation streamlined his return. "He's going to be able to get back into the flow of things quicker than most because he's not taking time to adjust mentally," Stevens said. "He's been studying the game like he's been out there for the last 40 games, instead of just sitting there and doing what a lot of hurt guys do -- and that's not pay as much attention."
Rondo suffered a partially torn ACL in his right knee Jan. 25 of last year and underwent surgery Feb. 12. He had been expected to claim leadership of the franchise last season, but the Celtics were better without him (23-20) than with him (18-20). It was the first time he had been put in a position of leadership since high school, and at age 26 he struggled with it.
These (very) early signs of his new partnership with his first-year coach were promising, as Rondo occasionally passed ahead in transition (including a long assist to Avery Bradley for a corner three that put Boston ahead 102-94 with 3:12 remaining), made hockey assists that did not boost his stat line and played off the ball. The circumstances of this comeback could not be more different than the seven NBA seasons he played before his injury. Rondo was the Celtics' fourth-best player when he deferred as a youngster to Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen; now at 27 he is by far the most accomplished player on the roster, with more NBA experience than his coach.
Rondo was proclaimed team captain -- a jarring surprise -- during the opening introductions. "I never told him," Stevens said. "It's something you earn through your effort, through your leadership, through your involvement in the community."
He went on to receive a nice round of applause, though it was nothing like the thunderous standards established by Garnett in previous years.
His debut would have meant more if Kobe Bryant had been playing opposite him instead of watching from the bench in street clothes, as he waits for his broken leg to be re-evaluated next month. If Rondo and Bryant had been in uniform throughout the season then this reunion would not have been so meek. Four teams (Indiana, San Antonio, Portland and Oklahoma City) had won more games than the NBA's two winningest franchises have managed together this season.
Rondo used to be hesitant before shooting, but in his opening quarter he was quick to take advantage of catch-and-shoot opportunities (though he airballed one mid-range jumper). In the second quarter he looked more like his old self. During one drive early in that sequence he tried one of his signature ball fakes but hurried through it without selling it as brashly as usual, enabling Jordan Hill to block the ensuing lay-up.
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