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I absolutely loved this pattern. It was simple to follow and assembled like a dream. With the summer heat, I actually didn't use batting or a liner and just did french seams – and it's worked well. I've gotten so many compliments on it! My only modification is that the next one I make will be a little less wide as my LO has a lean build – but that has nothing to do with the pattern – more just personal preference and the body type my LO has. Thank you!
Lua Sleep Sack
€6.50 incl. tax
The Lua is a versatile pattern which helps you create beautiful and safe baby sleep sacks.
The sleepsack closes with an invisible zipper at the side, and straps at the shoulders. This pattern comes in three sizes (0-6m // 6m-1y // 1-2y) and has the following options:
– with or without decorative piping in the front
– straps closing towards the front or back
The pattern comes with very detailed instructions, which teach you a number of techniques which will be useful for other projects as well (e.g., inserting a blind zipper with lining; adding piping; safely sewing on buttons).
Here are some more features of the pattern:
– very quick and easy project (ideal baby shower gift)
– very economical in use of fabric
– tested and improved by 40 testers
– digital patterns, smartly designed to cover just 11 letter size or A4 pages (at-home printing option)
– also includes the pattern on one A0 page, which you can have printed in a print shop (no assembling)
– includes a separate file for seamstresses who like to read the instructions on a mobile device (swiping)
– easy-to-follow sewing instructions with full-color annotated pictures of each step
– detailed information about printing and assembling the patterns, yardage needed, materials needed, cutting diagrams, and sizing
– all measurements are provided in inches/yards and in centimeters
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Hello darlings!! Hope you all had a wonderful holiday and weekend! I'm still on vacay and I'm not even sure what day of the week it is. Soooo I'm loving every single moment.
In 2016, I'm determined to make some major changes in my life. I will be:
• A blogging machine and going full force with this little baby of mine. Blogging really makes me happy and is a hobby that I really enjoy and I want to make sure I do a lot more of it in the New Year. Since I started this new adventure late last summer, I haven't been able to spend as much time with it as I would want to. Well here's to changing that!
• My work/life balance will be switching. Instead of mostly focusing on work, my personal life now needs to be the priority. Bye bye super crazy late nights. My part time wedding gig is still something I'll be doing because I want to pay down debt but I won't be committing myself to as many weddings. (Sometimes I'm working 7 days a week for 6 months straight) I'll be working my full time job from 9am to 6pm and then spending most of my weekends with family, friends, a few weddings here and there and my little blog.
• Becoming debt free is a BIG one to me. I won't be completely debt free (thank you law school loans) but I do want to decrease my credit card bills by half. Trust me, I am NO expert and I will probably splurge a few times and then feel guilty about it but here's my plan...
- No more mid-week visits to Dry Bar. I love love love Dry Bar and my hair always comes out fab but...the $45 fee plus $10 tips isn't so friendly to the wallet. $55 plus tax for someone just to wash and blow dry my hair isn't so cool. It's time for me to stop being lazy and do my own hair on a Wednesday night! Just as an FYI...I wash my hair 2x per week which are Sundays and Wednesdays. I do my own hair on Sunday but Wednesday is a killer. Who wants to come home after a long day and go through the whole process of washing and straightening extremely curly hair. Well guess what? This girl is tired of being broke. Washing and styling my own hair from here on out!
- Bye bye gel manicures. I love you too but now I must save good bye. Yes. We are breaking up. Totally not cool spending $30 on a manicure every two weeks. I 100% know that I should be doing my own nails. I got a few gift cards from co-workers for Christmas for manicures so I'll be using my gift cards over the next few months and also doing my own nails in between. I love my long-lasting-hard-to-chip gel manicures but my bank account isn't loving the high price.
- No alcohol. This is a hard one for me because I love my glass of wine...especially on those long and stressful days but now we must part ways. $20 on a small bottle of wine isn't ok anymore considering I can drink water for free. I'm trying to convince myself that I body doesn't need the extra calories anyway...who needs wine anyway, right? (I may still need convincing)
- Cancel 2nd gym membership. Yes, I have two gym memberships. This is kinda common in New York City. I work out at Equinox during the week and a local gym by my apartment on the weekends. I'm sorry but I'm totally not giving up my Equinox membership (yes, the gym is that awesome) but I will give up my weekend membership. I can start walking outside. The weather is still crazy warm as well so it won't be punishment!
- DIY projects instead of shopping. This homegirl loves shopping. Well Christmas is over so I have no excuse. This blog can use some more attention from me and so can my apartment. DIY home decor projects never hurt anyone...
- Selling extra stuff around the house. I'm a total girly girl and I have so much stuff all over the place. Do I really need 10 watches? Or 30 pairs of shoes? Or clothes everywhere? No. I'm going to consign a bunch of stuff and start filling up those bags. Time to bring in some extra side money.
- Money spending challenge. I'm setting a strict budget for myself and will be paying cash only. Yup. Money in an envelope and when I run out of money, that's it! No swiping plastic cards. I'm going to set a realistic budget and stick to it.
- Canceling or Selling my wedding blog. I'm totally on the fence with this one and I continuously keep changing my mind. I need your advice on this one. I started my wedding blog back in 2012 and I spent soooo much time and energy on it. I mean I spent hours upon hours. But now I'm no longer into weddings and I'm just going through the motions of continuing to post new content on that blog. It's no longer my passion. It's a Wordpress blog and I have to pay for hosting and a bunch of other fees associated with that blog. It's about $600 per year. Do I continue to keep it running because of sentimental reasons? Or do I save my $60 per year and shut it down? Or do I look into selling it? Something I know nothing about. Help! I can really use some guidance on this one...
- Only cooking for myself. Me and my crock pot are about to become best friends. No more takeout for me. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I spend about $200 per week on takeout. Between breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, and snacks...it adds up. I'm goal is to bring this down to $0! I know it sounds crazy and drastic but in reality, I can make everything I need at home.
- No Starbucks runs. Goodbye vanilla soy lattes which run at about $5 a pop. Its been real but you're making me poor.
- Spending free time building my blog. I don't need to spend money on my downtime! Instead of window shopping and checking out the latest trends at the mall, I'm going to stay home, mind my business and work on my blog!
- Working wedding job. I've worked weddings as my side job for 5 years now. I really wish I could stop working on the weekends and just focus on my personal or blog life but for the time being, I'm still going to have to pick up a wedding here and there...
- Creating excel spreadsheet and getting real. Ugh my friend Matt told me to do this months ago and I really haven't done it yet. I'm using amazing apps like Mint but I really need to do this the old fashioned way. Matt did this when he was on a mission to get rid of all his debts. I need to write out every single expense I'm responsible for on an excel spreadsheet and figure out a realistic budget. What's holding me back? Fear! I'm straight up terrifed. I need to put on my big girl pants and figure it out. I'm more afraid of staying in this current position.
- DIY housecleaning products. I simply need to save money and I know I can save loads by doing some things on my own, like DIY a lot of stuff. The stuff includes making my own beauty and cleaning products. I'll save loads of money and I'll also know what I'm using to clean my apartment and my skin!
Are you becoming financially fit in the New Year? Do you have any tips for me?

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Adams hoping for Pope boost
Micky Adams is hoping Tom Pope's brace in Port Vale's 2-1 JPT win over Bury will help the striker's confidence in front of goal.
Last Updated: 04/09/13 1:31pm
Micky Adams is hoping Tom Pope's brace in Port Vale's 2-1 JPT win over Bury will help the striker's confidence in front of goal.
Pope, the Valiants' leading scorer last season with 33 goals in all competitions, got off the mark for this campaign in the 3-1 league defeat to Wolves at the weekend and followed up that goal with two more against the Shakers on Tuesday night to give Adams' men a 2-1 victory in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy first round.
Adams said: "If Tom is being honest with himself, he's not the most confident player in a Vale shirt at the moment. He is having a tough time of it.
"He will have to look at his game, and we will. But he got himself a goal from a corner, which he is always capable of doing, and the second one was a great finish.
"But in his general play he's not firing on all cylinders and I think he still has a bit of work to do. Hopefully those two goals will help him."
Adams also paid tribute to goalkeeper Chris Neal who pulled off a string of second-half saves to frustrate Bury in an end-to-end contest.
Man-of-the-match Neal produced several fine saves, including two stunners to deny Shaun Harrad, before Pope won it for Vale in stoppage time.
"At times, we didn't defend well. If you don't do that then you need your keeper to come to the fore - and he was excellent," said Adams.
"Chris kept us in the game at 1-0 down and has obviously played a big part in getting us into the next round."


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Sir Ian McKellen regrets waiting until his older age to 'come out'
The Lord of the Rings star didn't go public with the truth about his sexuality until he was 49, but the British icon insists he would have done things differently if he knew the reception from fans would be so warm.
He tells Vanity Fair magazine, "There have been no negatives whatsoever… The minute I came out, I felt immediately better in every way. I felt relieved that I wasn't lying.
"You know, when I was growing up in 1950s England, there were no gay clubs I knew about. There were no bars. Homosexuals were shamed publicly and imprisoned. You were on your own, looking over your shoulder all the time, hoping in the handshake of a stranger that he might be somebody gay."
And the 73 year old confesses one of the main reasons he got into acting was because the theatre community was so accepting of homosexuals.
He continues, "I'd heard you could meet queers. So it proved. I was never closeted with friends and colleagues in the professional theatre, but I wasn't out to my closest blood relatives."


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Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra was founded in 1979, Jeanne Lamon has been with them since 1981 and has seen the group grow to its acclaimed position today.
Lamon has been praised by critics in Europe and North America for her strong musical leadership. In addition to performing with and directing Tafelmusik, Jeanne regularly guest directs symphony orchestras in North America and abroad.
In 2003 she was named "Musician of the Year" by her peers at the Toronto Musicians' Association, a prize previously awarded to Oscar Peterson and the Barenaked Ladies.


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Feher opts for Tilburg loan
By Gerrit van Leeuwen
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
PSV midfielder Csaba Feher has joined Willem II on loan for the rest of the season.PSV Eindhoven midfielder Csaba Feher has joined Willem II Tilburg on loan for the rest of the season.
Feher is out of the first-team picture at Philips Stadion after failing to make an impact since his arrival from NAC Breda in the summer of 2004.
The Hungarian spent part of last season on loan in his homeland with former club Ujpesti and has now been shipped out again, this time to Willem II.
Only last month, the 30-year-old rejected the chance to leave Philips Stadion, with Groningen RKC Waalwijk and Sparta Rotterdam interested.
But Feher has now decided it is in his best interests to leave the Dutch champions after PSV accepted loan offers from Willem II and NAC.
Rather than return to NAC, Feher has opted for a new experience and will spend the remainder of the campaign in Tilburg.
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I personally think it looks very sexy and elegant. What about red lipstick AND red nails?
Please justify your answer :)
- Yes because...Vote A
- No because...Vote B
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Red... <3
I love red lipstick and red nails as well. I'm sure it works differently with different girls and nothing works if you're not comfortable with it but it does normally work on me.
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Omg haha my boyfriend is a United fan! I'm going to wear it and use that on him!!
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If he fell to his knees I'd be disappointed... seen as I'd be on mine!! Hahaaa
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That lucky b@stard! :P
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From my experience, they love it when a woman wears it, because red draws attention to your mouth and face, it lights it up, it's such a classic timeless look, and it can even make your teeth look whiter, and you look so elegant, sexy, mysterious, glamorous. Though they hate to have it smear all around their face11|00|0


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Seven Vegetable Stew
Recipe by PinkCherryBlossom
Moroccans consider seven to be a lucky number. This I never knew! I gained this recipe when I traveled through Africa one long hot summer. I gained a journal full of recipes and a case of sceptaecemia as a bonus gift!
Top Review by OzzieBabe
Wow what a winner. Served this up at a Moroccann dinner party for my friend who is a vegetarian. Unfortunately she didn't get a chance for seconds as everyone else wastucking into it. I followed the recipe totally and next time would probably substitue the turnips for something else. I personally wasn't keen on their taste. But everything esle very fragrant, tangy and yummy
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 onions, in thin wedges
- 3 garlic cloves, sliced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 cinnamon stick, about 6 cm
- 1 orange, juice and zest of
- 1 teaspoon harissa
- 4 carrots, matchsticked
- 450 g small okra
- 450 g butternut squash, chunked
- 450 g turnips, wedges
- 850 ml hot vegetable stock
- 2 (400 g) cans chopped tomatoes
- 2 tablespoons tomato puree
- 4 tablespoons clear honey
- 2 (400 g) chickpeas, drained
- 250 g ready-to-eat prunes
- 1 tablespoon fresh coriander, chopped
Directions See How It's Made
- Heat the oil in a large saucepan and fry the onions over a low heat for 5 - 6 minutes. Add garlic, paprika, cumin, ginger and cinnamon stick and cook for another 2 minutes. Stir constantly.
- Add orange zest and juice, harissa, carrots, okra, squash, turnips, stock, tomatoes and puree. Bring to boil and simmer uncovered for 25 minutes.
- Add honey, chickpeas and prunes. Bring back to boil and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Remove cinnamon and add coriander. Season if desired and serve with cous cous.


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hi, I am having trouble with my login code, I am sure some of it is just wrong but I am a little stuck (I am very new)
This is my index.php, it has my login script and also includes my home.php page that shows a login form.
if (!isset($_SESSION['username'])) {
if (isset($_POST['username']))
// connect to database
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . 'connect.php';
// load functions
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . 'functions.php';
// sanitize input. safe = mysqli_real_escape_string
$username = safe($link, $_POST['username']);
$password = safe($link, $_POST['password']);
// search database for username/password entered.
$sql = "SELECT username, password FROM members WHERE username = $username AND password = $password";
if (!mysqli_query($link, $sql))
include 'home.php';
$error = 'Incorrect username and or password.';
include 'error.php';
$_SESSION['username'] = $username;
header(Location: 'userpage.php');
include 'home.php';
any tips? I get my error and the login form no matter if my username/password is correct or not.
The literal strings in your SQL need wrapped in quotes:WHERE username = '$username' AND password = '$password'";
Also, mysqli_query will only return false if the query fails, not if it returns zero rows.Use SELECT COUNT(*) AS count FROM ... and check whether count is zero.
awesome, thank you both. trying to research how to implement COUNT now as I haven't dealt with it before.
do I change my SELECT to
$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM members WHERE username = '$username' AND password = '$password'";
and then check the result somehow? that's my next thing to research heh
I changed that part of my code to this:
$check = mysqli_query($link, "SELECT username, password FROM members WHERE username = '$username' AND password = '$password'");
$result = mysqli_num_rows($check);
if ($result != 1)
and it seems to work.. is that acceptable code though? I had trouble figuring out how to implement COUNT
That code is fine. You want to know the username anyway, so COUNT() would be the wrong query.
ok thank both of you VERY much, it seems to be working perfectly - I can now move on different things.
You already know this, if you didn't you couldn't perform the query.'Either way is fine.
going to bump this instead of making a new thread, just wondering if someone can tell me if my code is ok.
I added some remember-me and md5 stuff, and it all seems to work fine, but not sure if I am setting sessions/cookies correctly - if someone could confirm that I am doing it right or wrong that would be great. Here is my index.php code:
if (!isset($_SESSION['username'])) {
if (isset($_POST['username']))
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . 'connect.php';
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . 'functions.php';
$username = safe($link, $_POST['username']);
$password = safe($link, $_POST['password']);
$remember = $_POST['remember'];
$mix = md5($password . 'mysalt');
$check = mysqli_query($link, "SELECT username, password FROM members WHERE username = '$username' AND password = '$mix'");
$result = mysqli_num_rows($check);
if ($result != 1)
header('Location: home.php');
else if ($result = 1 && $remember == "")
$_SESSION['username'] = $username;
header('Location: home.php');
else if ($result = 1 && $remember = "on")
$_SESSION['username'] = $username;
setcookie("mycookie", $username, time()+7200);
header('Location: home.php');
include 'home.php';
oh and this is my logout.php, is it right? seems to work...
header('Location: home.php');
I have no idea what you have in your safe() function, but whole approach is wrong.There is 2 rules that must be followed unconditionally.1. No "safe" function must be applied to the password.2. Any string literal that goes to the query, must be prepared using mysql_real_escape_string function()
Another most important issue.You should align your code properly.Code indention were invented not for beauty!But to let programmer understand what's going on.Once I look into your code, I cant.
Next. Each location header must be followed by exit statement, to stop further execution.
Less important issue.Why do you double your code?Programming itself stands for eliminating repeated code fragments.
else {
if ($remember = "on") {
setcookie("mycookie", $username, time()+3600*24*365);
$_SESSION['username'] = $username;
header('Location: home.php');
isn't it less code to write and easier to understand?
Few things:
session_start() needs to be at the beginning of the srcipt or $SESSION won't exist, and you won't have access to $SESSION['username']
The script doesn't stop because you used header('Location: someurl') it continues to execute, so it is a good idea to exit after a redirect.
You have $result = 1 in your conditions, this will always evaluate to true as you are simply assigning 1 to $result.
With remember me, you need to set a token in the cookie and in the database (similar to a password check), and check these are equal, otherwise someone can just send a cookie with anybody's username in it and get access to their account.
thank you both. I have cleaned it up a bit, and it works great.
added exit to all headers and cleaned up my doubled code. also, 'safe' = mysqli_real_escape_string. but I don't need to apply that to $_POST['password']?
only thing I'm confused about is this:
"With remember me, you need to set a token in the cookie and in the database (similar to a password check), and check these are equal, otherwise someone can just send a cookie with anybody's username in it and get access to their account."
my remember me is working now, but I guess I still need to do this.
do I just add a column to my users table and adjust that column according to whether or not they have selected remember me? I guess I also need to modify my setcookie somehow? currently it is like this:
setcookie("loggedin", $username, time()+3600*24*365);
but I don't need to apply that to $_POST['password']?
No.It has nothing to do with $_POST['password']It is used to escape some characters in the string that goes to the query. It is $mix that goes to the query. So function should be applied to the $mix variable.
o I just add a column to my users table and adjust that column according to whether or not they have selected remember me?
Most likely.Put there a string which is similar to your $mix. Say, md5($username.$password . 'myremembersalt');and put the same into cookie.
ok thanks yet again! I love this forum.
cleaned up code further, now trying to figure out how to do the cookie thing.
Quick follow up, do I put this unique string in place of the $username in my cookie.
this was my cookie code before:
if ($rememberme == "on") {
setcookie("loggedin", $username, time()+3600*24*365);
should it be like this:
if ($rememberme == "on") {
$rememberme = md5('$username', '$password' . 'mysalt');
setcookie("logged", $rememberme, time()+3600*24*365);
$sql = "INSERT INTO members SET cookie = '$rememberme' WHERE username = '$username'"
and then if they log out just set the cookie column to empty.
is this right?
or would it be safe to do without the database insert, just put a md5'd token in the cookie instead of a simple $username would be ok?
also, since I'd be md5ing username+password+mysalt, if the username and/or password exceeds 32 chars does that matter, will md5 always produce a 32 char string regardless of length of the string?
just md5 token without a database is not an option.Because you cannot create a query to check.So, you can either put this token into database for the further checking, or set another cookie, with user id, for the same purpose
Definitely don't use md5. You will very quickly (say at around 2000 users with 'remember me' set) get people signed in as another user.
See this: http://laurent.bachelier.name/2010/02/security-is-not-easy/
Not if you have also a username cookie.
Then I'll just log in as myself, and change the cookie value to the admin's username and destroy the website.
A username cookie is possibly the worst security practice possible. Even worse than md5().


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These Orange Creamsicle Pancakes are like an orange creamsicle cookie in a pancake. They make a delicious breakfast treat. Are they breakfast or dessert? You can have them for both! And if you like your pancakes for dinner have them for dinner, too! With these creamsicle pancakes you are getting a twofer. You get the… Read More »


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Latics fear Cleverley recall
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez admits he fears a call from Sir Alex Ferguson requesting the return of Tom Cleverley.
Last Updated: 02/01/11 9:08pm
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez admits he fears a call from Sir Alex Ferguson requesting the return of Tom Cleverley.
The Manchester United winger crossed the North West in the summer to join Wigan on a season-long loan but his parent club retained a recall option.
Cleverley has impressed at the DW Stadium with a series of sparkling displays and Ferguson has intimated in the past he feels the England Under 21 international could soon be ready to make an impact at first-team level at Old Trafford.
Such was Ferguson's rage at Preston's decision to sack his son Darren last week he demanded the recall of loanees Ritchie de Laet, Josh King and Matty James.
Martinez believes Cleverley's time at Wigan is aiding his development but concedes the player's future will be determined by Ferguson.
"The loan was for the whole season but the call-back option is there," said Martinez.
"But Tom has settled very well here and is enjoying his football. We hope that will continue. But it's not in our hands what is going to happen."
Ferguson was in the stands during Wigan's 1-0 defeat to Newcastle on Sunday and he was believed to be watching his young hopeful, but Martinez hopes the United boss will stick to the agreement.
"I haven't spoken with Sir Alex," Martinez said after the match. "At the moment nothing is changing. He is on loan until the end of the season.
"Obviously Man United have the option to call him back, as with any other loan, but at the moment nothing has been said."


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I have a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering.
I Worked as MIS and Reporting Analyst in Vodafone International Services In Egypt for 3 years.
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I love listening to music and i'm hoping to get some new song suggestions! Thanks for your help!!! :)
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I don't understand how people can actually choose a favorite song. There are so many to choose from. Especially since I listen to a wide variety of styles.11|00|0
Yea i understand, but i'm just looking for suggestions :)
I've recently been listening to Electro type of Hip-Hop. If on Discogs then the genre usually says "Electronic" and "Hip-Hop". The style says "Electro". I love it. The beats are great in my opinion. Most are from 1984 - 1985.
ok cool thanks, i'll hafta check it out! :)
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Quite a few! Without knowing your tastes, here are some "must listens" of different genres:
"Hallelujah"- Jeff Buckley
"All Along the Watchtower" - Jimi Hendrix
"With or Without You" - U2
"Billie Jean" - Michael Jackson
"Out of Sight" - James Brown
"Crazy" - Patsy Cline
"Taper Jean Girl" - Kings of Leon
"Losing My Religion" - REM
"These Arms of Mine" - Otis Redding11|00|0
Thanks for so many suggestions!! I've heard a couple of those you listed, i really love "with or without" that's one of my favorite songs ever!!!
It's awesome how much music you can explore thanks to the Internet! :)
Very true! I love that! :)


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Physics in Forensics
In Forensic Investigations, one way physics is used to determine the velocity of weapons. To determine the velocity of weapons, the ballistic pendulum was invented. The ballistic pendulum was developed in 1743 for the velocity of projectiles. The principle of the ballistic pendulum is the transfer of momentum from a projectile with a small mass and high velocity to a large mass with a resultant low velocity.
In one investigation, a lady in Australia was thought to have commit suicide on a very popular cliff used for suicide. Physicist used calculations and the knowledge of the Newton's law, thermodynamics, and friction to determine that the boyfriend of the young lady threw her off of the cliff. The physicist, Rod Cross, stated that "...the police did not understand that physics could help solve the problem."
Since physics deals with motion, forensic investigators keeps that in mind when dealing with blood spatter and blood patterns. The investigators looks at the angle and length of the spatter and patterns to determine what happened. The shape of the blood drop and also reveal the direction that was traveled and the angle in while a surface was struck. A investigator by the name of Kennedy, states that "Bloodstain patterns, will help the investigators understand the positions and the means by which the victim and suspect moved, interacted, and struggled through the crime scene...".
When there is a car accident, investigators are sent to view the point of impact, final resting position, skid marks, etc. With those measurements the accident can be reconstructed and investigators are able to figure out what caused the accident and what went wrong. The Conversion of Linear Momentum is used to determine the weight of the vehicles, the angle in which of they collided, and the places they came to rest. (The Principle of the Conservation of Momentum states that: if objects collide, the total momentum before the collision is the same as the total momentum after the collision (provided that no external forces - for example, friction - act on the system).)


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8 Firefighter christmas ornaments. These are used but in Very Good condition.1. Black fire helmet with American flag. 3.5" l x 2.5"h 2. and 3. Hose wreaths that can be personalized. 3" tall 4. Fire hydrant with red helmet, hose, and an ax. 3" tall 5. Silver helmet with American Flag. 2.5" tall 6. Silver wreath with dangling maltese cross. These were only sold at E-ONE and we got it when we stopped for the tour on our honeymoon. 3" tall 7. Silver wreath with fire helmet. This is also from the E-One factory. 3" tall 8. Fire boot with American flag, red helmet, fire hose, ax, hydrant, , and ladder. 4" tall


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My Hubby Loves My Tight Fitting Outfits – Mercy Johnson
June 23, 2012 – My Husband Loves My Tight Fitting Dresses – Mercy Johnson
Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson revealed her intimate details in an indepth interview with LIFE&BEAT Magazine. www.naijagists.com
The sexy screen goddess who recently got Best Actress of The Year Award dedicated it to her husband, Prince Odianose Okojie whom she described as "the best thing to happen to me"
"I married the only man on earth who is sweet, tolerant, very understanding, loving, caring and a strong pillar of support in all aspects of my life," Mercy Johnson
Mercy's numerous fans across Africa, no doubt, had expected a sharp change in her dress sense after she got married.
Some of them felt that her husband would make her discard those body-hugging dresses that used to stir up controversies around her.
But they were wrong.
The truth is that Mercy's husband isn't worried a bit about her choice of dresses. In fact, he even picks her dresses.
"I can tell you with absolute joy that my dress sense is one of the qualities that attracted my husband to me,".
"As a married couple, we're happy and overcoming the challenges that come with marriage.
"He is not a conservative man. He is forward-looking and fashion-conscious. I love him dearly and he loves me in spite of my faults.
"You would be surprised to see the kind of clothes he specially picked for me from top designers around the world. If I wear those clothes to public functions, many conservative people would have a heart attack.
"I've been pleading with him to let me be dressing like a married woman. Ours is a union built first on friendship, love, trust and complete faith in God."


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The Warriors will turn to Tuimoala Lolohea to fill the void left by the season-ending ankle injury to halfback Shaun Johnson.
Lolohea will don the No.7 jersey for Saturday's home match against Cronulla after filling in for Johnson when the playmaker broke his left ankle in the loss to Manly.
"Tui was a natural choice in the halves. He has trained there throughout the season when Shaun and Chad have missed training sessions," said coach Andrew McFadden.
The 21-year-old has also played at fullback, in the centres and on the wing this season.
McFadden also lost the services of second-rower Bodene Thompson in the 32-12 defeat by the Sea Eagles and his ankle injury and the continued absence of Ryan Hoffman has forced a reshuffle.
Captain Simon Mannering moves from lock into the second row alongside Ben Matulino with Sebastine Ikahihifo, after running for 159 metres and making 32 tackles for the reserve grade at the weekend.
"Simon and Ben will give us loads of experience and aggression in the second row while Seb demanded selection after his efforts with the New South Wales Cup side," said McFadden.
Blockbusting wing Manu Vatuvei will feature on the left wing for the first time since suffering a shoulder injury on June 27 while Konrad Hurrell is back in the centres after suspension.
Ken Maumalo wins a recall for his fifth NRL appearance in place of Glen Fisiiahi while McFadden has named a six-man bench, including props Charlie Gubb and Sam Lisone.
"With Charlie and Sam coming onto the bench we gain more aggression and energy, which we have been missing lately," McFadden said.
Warriors: Sam Tomkins, Ken Maumalo, Konrad Hurrell, Solomone Kata, Manu Vatuvei, Chad Townsend, Tuimoala Lolohea, Jacob Lillyman, Nathan Friend, Albert Vete, Ben Matulino, Simon Mannering (capt), Sebastine Ikahihifo. Interchange (from): Siliva Havili, Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Charlie Gubb, Sam Lisone, Sione Lousi, Jonathan Wright.


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Mariah Carey will make a live appearance at this year's American Music Awards joining Jonas Brothers, Rihanna, and Pink among others.
Mariah Carey has been added as a musical guest at 2008 American Music Awards. She will join previously-revealed performers including Jonas Brothers, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Ne-Yo, Pink, The Pussycat Dolls, and New Kids on the Block.
The star-studded show will be held at Los Angeles' NOKIA Theatre and will be broadcast live on ABC on November 23. Hosted by comedian Jimmy Kimmel, the ceremony will also have Paris Hilton, Akon, and Kate Walsh as its presenters.
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my old friends with benefits and I haven't spoken in 7months because we had a fight... now were talking. we hung out for the past 2nights and might be hanging out tomorrow... He hugs me and holds me, replies to my texts no matter when I send them. stares at me a lot. makes me smile and laugh, and makes fun of me for stupid things I do lol told me that he wants to volunteer at the hospital so he can work with me. were both 21 and military :)
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ADELAIDE residents who see flames at Mt Lofty tonight need not worry - it will be a controlled burn designed to reduce fire danger.
It is likely the prescribed burn planned at Mt Lofty Summit tonight, will be visible from the city.
The planned 12ha burn by the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources will treat an area next to the Mount Lofty Summit walking track between the summit and Summit Rd (which will be reduced to one lane during the operation).
The burn is part of a statewide program of controlled burning in high-risk areas this spring.
and is likely to take several hours.
It will start between 6.30pm and 7.30pm and may be visible from the city after dark, particularly around 10pm
There may be some restrictions to access to the Mount Lofty walking trail and signage will be displayed throughout the operation. Fire crews will be on hand to direct walkers if necessary
Crews will monitor the fire ground until the area is declared safe.
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Adela Ein rolled a team-best 418 series as Hammonton High School defeated visiting Shawnee 3-1 in a girls bowling match at DiDonato's Bowling Center Tuesday.
Kimmie Hellyer contributed for the Blue Devils with a 166 high game.
H:Ein (157 game, 418 series), Hellyer (166 game, 408 series). S: Alexis Gordon (151 game, 400 series).
Hammonton 2,
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H:Dave Donio-Enscoe (192 game, 563 series); S: Tony Duca (190 game, 531 series).
Ocean County Team Challenge
The Lacey Township boys bowling team finished fifth with 1,016 points at the Ocean County Team Challenge at Central Regional.
Barnegat finished 12th (908), Southern Regional was 13th (852) and Pinelands Regional took 14th (818).
The Pinelands girls team led all local teams with an eighth-place finish and 780 points.
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In Australia, 12,000 individuals bite the dust of disease consistently. Skin growth is a vast part of that number. For Japan, more than 336,000 individuals pass on in that nation from tumor and the greater part of these have lung growth. In Pakistan, 85,000 bite the dust of malignancy. In Brazil, more than 25,000 kick the bucket from this sickness yearly.
The executioner malady we call malignancy strikes far and wide and is getting more grounded by the day. Will the therapeutic business have the capacity to rediscover the cure? How about we trust so. If not, perhaps the individuals who smoke tobacco will discover that it is truly executing them.
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A person made to serve Allah has before him a normal life expectancy of 60-70 years. Every individual will stay on Earth for the period dispensed to him, the learning of which is covered up in seeing Allah. As is uncovered in the verse "…the life of this world, contrasted with the Hereafter, is just transient delight" (Surat ar-Ra'd, 26), the life of this world is exceptionally short in contrast with the perpetual existence of the Hereafter.


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This was 1/2 the recipe and I froze the other 1/2 for another day.
Simply Filling plus 1 pp for maple syrup
These sound delish. Great use of my magic bullet too. Thanks for the recipe!
how many points?
Right now I'm following simply Filling so if you're doing the new sp you'll have to figure the points out as my app is set to SF
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FEINBERG, Circuit Judge:
After a jury trial in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York before Thomas C. Platt, J., appellant Frank Tillman Lewis was convicted of armed bank robbery and conspiracy to commit that crime, 18 U.S.C. §§ 2113(a) and (d), and 371. For these offenses, Lewis received consecutive sentences of 25 years and five years, respectively. Shortly thereafter, the judge found Lewis in contempt for refusing to answer certain questions at the separate trial of his co-defendant Robinson Quinones,
I. The Facts
There is no claim that the evidence on the bank robbery conviction was insufficient, and the jury could have found the following: On the morning of January 3, 1977, appellant and an accomplice robbed the Barclay's Bank at 2215 Church Avenue in Brooklyn. The robbers operated in style. They were driven to the vicinity of the bank in a chauffeured white Cadillac limousine, and went in pretending to be customers. In short order, both men drew guns and threatened those inside the bank. Appellant threw a woman customer to the ground and fired two shots from his gun. His accomplice disarmed a bank guard and collected about $11,800 from the cash drawers and the employees. The two men then went around the corner to the waiting limousine.
Twelve days later, the FBI arrested appellant at a New York hotel. After the agents identified themselves, appellant came to the door of his hotel room, shielding himself with a woman. The agents arrested appellant and gave him his Miranda warnings. Thereafter, the agents discovered in the room both the gun that was taken from the bank guard and a gun that had fired a bullet in the bank.
At trial, the case against appellant was overwhelming. The guns were, of course, strong evidence of guilt. In addition, a bank customer (Norma Sharpe) had identified appellant from photographs after the robbery, and she so testified. The driver of the limousine service testified that he drove appellant to and from the vicinity of the bank on January 3. Also, the jury was told of appellant's admission, when arrested, that he was guilty. In short, the jury's verdict was amply justified.
II. The Bank Robbery Conviction
The photographic identification
In his thorough brief and argument, appellant's counsel maintains that the district judge committed a number of errors of law. The most substantial arguments on appeal stem from Norma Sharpe's pre-trial identification of appellant from a display of photographs.
Appellant offers a number of objections to this evidence. Citing Simmons v. United States, 390 U.S. 377, 88 S.Ct. 967, 19 L.Ed.2d 1247 (1968), he first argues that the display was so impermissibly suggestive as to warrant exclusion. The argument is without merit. Ten photographs were originally shown to Mrs. Sharpe. All were of black males, facing front, wearing eyeglasses. The claim that there was no significant resemblance between them and defendant is simply frivolous. Also, while it is true that a yardstick measuring device appears only in defendant's photograph, the device
Appellant next argues that the identification testimony should have been excluded as hearsay, and is not permitted by the new Federal Rules of Evidence. Appellant directs our attention to Rule 801(d), which contains various definitions, and provides in relevant part that:
Appellant argues that Agent Farrell's testimony should have been excluded because "identification of a person made after perceiving him" contemplates only corporeal, not photographic, identification; and because it was improper to allow Farrell to testify in the absence of an in-court identification by Mrs. Sharpe. Appellant also claims that Mrs. Sharpe's testimony about her prior identification after she erroneously identified someone else in court amounted to testimony about a prior inconsistent statement not made under oath, rendering it improper under subsection (A), which overrides subsection (C).
Subsection (C) of Rule 801(d)(1), the focal point of appellant's arguments, appeared in its present form in the Rules as promulgated by the Supreme Court in November 1972. However, the Senate deleted the subsection before the Rules were approved by Congress in December 1974. Not long thereafter, the subsection was resurrected in an amendment to Rule 801, effective October 31, 1975.
Id. at 801-103. This court recently pointed out that "[t]he purpose of the rule was to permit the introduction of identifications made by a witness when memory was fresher and there had been less opportunity for influence to be exerted upon him." United States v. Marchand, 564 F.2d 983, 996 (2d Cir. 1977).
With these considerations in mind, we turn to appellant's specific contentions.
Appellant's second argument on this point is that the failure of Mrs. Sharpe to identify appellant in court made inadmissible Agent Farrell's evidence that she had identified appellant a month or two earlier. Appellant may be confusing this situation with that posed by the failure or refusal of the identifying witness to recall in court the earlier identification, which is discussed in Judge Weinstein's treatise from which appellant's brief extensively quotes. In that situation, testimony like Agent Farrell's might well raise questions concerning the adequacy of cross-examination and the right to confront the original identifying witness. In this case, however, Mrs. Sharpe did recall her prior identification and so testified. Even before the new Rule, we approved of admitting evidence of prior identification, albeit corporeal, by the declarant's "own testimony and also by that of others corroborating his version of the details," see United States v. Miller, supra, 381 F.2d at 538, cited by the Senate Report in support of subsection (C). Cf. United States v. Jenkins, 496 F.2d 57, 68-70 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 420 U.S. 925, 95 S.Ct. 1119, 43 L.Ed.2d 394 (1975) (declarant could not recall prior photographic nonidentification of Jenkins and identification of another; evidence of same through third party excluded). If appellant is suggesting that under the new Rule testimony like Agent Farrell's may only be used to bolster an accurate in-court identification, we disagree. It seems clear both from the text and the legislative history of the amended Rule that testimony concerning extra-judicial identifications is admissible regardless of whether there has been an accurate in-court identification. The Senate Report recognizes the possibility that there may be a "discrepancy . . . between the witness's in-court and out-of-court testimony,"
Appellant's final point seems to be that subsection (C) does not apply at all when the identifier has made an erroneous in-court identification because the prior identification is inconsistent with it and was not given under oath, as required by subsection (A). The Government responds that since appellant's appearance had changed significantly by the time of trial, there was no inconsistency. More significantly, even though Rule 801(d)(1) embraces subsection (C), the latter is not limited by the earlier subsections. Subsection (C) represents a legislative decision to admit statements of identification provided the declarant "testifies at . . . trial . . . and is subject to cross-examination concerning the statement." These conditions were met here, and we do not think that subsection (C) is rendered inoperative by Mrs. Sharpe's misidentification in court.
Denial of continuance and objections to the charge
Appellant's remaining arguments regarding the bank robbery conviction require less comment. In denying a request on the opening day of trial for a continuance, the
Appellant also argues that the judge erred in failing to instruct the jury in accordance with 18 U.S.C. § 3501(a) on the weight to be given to his post-arrest admission to the FBI agents on January 15, 1977, and on the dangers of misidentification. Neither contention has merit. Defense counsel's obvious strategy at trial was, without putting his client on the stand, to imply that the admission was not made at all, and counsel so argued to the jury. There was little, if any, evidence from which a jury could infer that the statement was involuntary. We have held that in these circumstances section 3501(a), reproduced in the margin,
With regard to the judge's failure to charge on the dangers of photographic misidentification, the judge did charge that the identity of the defendant "as one of the perpetrators of the crime charged" was the key issue in the case on which the Government had the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. Counsel had been invited to submit a specific identification charge but did not do so, and made no objection to the charge as given. While we have suggested that it is better practice to give such a charge, see United States v. Fernandez, 456 F.2d 638, 643-44 (2d Cir. 1972), it was not plain error in these circumstances to fail to do so. Cf. United States v. Marchand, supra, 564 F.2d at 997; United States v. Gentile, 530 F.2d 461, 469 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 426 U.S. 936, 96 S.Ct. 2651, 49 L.Ed.2d 388 (1976); United States v. Evans, 484 F.2d 1178, 1187-88 (2d Cir. 1973).
III. The Contempt Conviction
On May 10, 1977, appellant testified in the separate trial of his co-defendant, Robinson Quinones. Appellant was twice cited for contempt by Judge Platt in the course of that testimony and was sentenced to six months imprisonment on the ground that he had willfully disobeyed a lawful order of the court. Appellant submits that there is insufficient evidence to sustain the contempt finding, urging that it was based solely on his legitimate refusal to incriminate himself.
Appellant's testimony at Quinones' trial included a concession that appellant had
Appellant's attempt to give comfort to his co-defendant without at the same time prejudicing himself included no statement that could reasonably be construed as an effort to raise his Fifth Amendment rights. Judge Platt's refusal to countenance such manipulative and self-serving tactics was proper, and appellant's contumacy afforded ample ground for imposition of sentence pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 401. Cf. United States v. Martin, 525 F.2d 703 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 423 U.S. 1035, 96 S.Ct. 570, 46 L.Ed.2d 410 (1975).
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MINUTES BOARD OF TRUSTEES September 11, 1989 A regu la r meeting o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Northern Colorado Board of Trustees was he ld on Monday, September 11, 1989, beginning a t 10:OO a.m., i n the Theatre a t t h e Laboratory School, on the U n i v e r s i t y o f Nor thern Colorado campus i n Greeley. Those present inc luded: Trustees Chairman Robert Tointon, Vice Chairman Edmundo Gonzales, Donald E l l i o t t , Mary G i t t i n g s , Mark Grueskin, Linda Bates Transou, and Dee Wisor. O f f i c e r s President Robert Dickeson, Board Treasurer Stephen Hul b e r t , Board Secretary Claude Johns, Provost James Walker, and Vice President f o r Student A f f a i r s Nancy Scot t . Representat ives Alan Comedy, David F i g u l i , Jessica K o z l o f f , George and Bet ts , Antonio Carva ja l , Jim Hindman, Mark C lark , S t a f f Pat Ertmer, J e r r y G r i f f i t h , J e r r y Schmitz, C la rk Hendley, Matthew Walton (At torney General), Steve Palmer (SRC President) , o the r representa t ives o f t h e f a c u l t y , s t a f f and press; and Recording Secretary Marlene Rose. Special Guests Judge A1 t h o f f , M r . and Mrs. Edgar Garmany and Ms. Barbara Govan I. REGULAR MEETING A . TRUSTEE OATH OF OFFICE The Honorable John J. A l t h o f f administered the oa th o f o f f i c e t o Linda Bates Transou, Trustee f o r 1989-93, Mark Grueskin, Trustee f o r 1989-95, and Donald E l l i o t t , e lec ted Facu l ty Trustee f o r 1989-90. B. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Trustee Grueskin moved approval o f t h e agenda; seconded by Trustee Gonzales. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Trustee Grueskin made a c o r r e c t i o n t o the minutes o f t h e June 12, 1989 minutes. He asked t h a t the word "expensive" be removed from t h e second paragraph on page 4 . Trustee Wisor moved t o accept t h i s change and f o r approval o f the minutes o


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Right now, I randomly add events to the google calendar's for my family. seems kinda weird, but like this morning I added this to my wife's calendar-
Having a great day. If you have the means, get a cup of coffee. If not, scream at a coworker until he cries. Almost as good as coffee!
I'll add other things, like reminders for my 16 year old, etc. I just got the feeling that I might be the only one who does nonsense like this.
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Feb 22, 2012 at 3:32 UTC
and please, dear god don't move this to best practices, google apps, or any other bizarre place...
Feb 22, 2012 at 4:03 UTC
i have added a few random things to peoples work calendars but nothing like that haha
Feb 22, 2012 at 5:03 UTC
i have added a few random things to peoples work calendars but nothing like that haha
Why is this the first time I have heard of this game?
Hmmm, Exchange Administrator role assigned to account, Check!
Sense of humour set at appropriate level for Wednesday, Check!
Targetting calendars of managers which are shared with their departments, Check!
Feb 22, 2012 at 5:54 UTC
Chestnut Consulting is an IT service provider.
Can this be moved by an admin to the apple group?
Feb 22, 2012 at 5:59 UTC
Can this be moved by an admin to the apple group?
I would have thought that Change Management would be appropriate?
Feb 22, 2012 at 9:22 UTC
Now this is something I will have to try! I'm always looking for more ways to add my obnoxious sense of humor into my department's usual workday.
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This application is a continuation, divisional, of application Ser. No. 09/305,613, filed May 5, 1999.
Priority is claimed from co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/253,109, filed Feb. 19, 1999.
The present invention relates generally to methods and apparatus for cooling patients for therapeutic purposes, and more particularly to systems for establishing central venous access while providing a means for cooling a patient.
It has been discovered that the medical outcome for a patient suffering from severe brain trauma or from ischemia caused by stroke or heart attack is degraded if the patient's body temperature rises above normal (38� C.). It is further believed that the medical outcome for many such patients might be significantly improved if the patients were to be cooled relatively quickly for a short period, e.g., 24-72 hours. Apart from the therapeutic benefits of hypothermia, the outcomes for brain trauma or ischemia patients that develop fevers is worse than for patients that do not develop fevers. Consequently, temperature management for such patients is important, even when hypothermia is not to be used to treat the patients. Moreover, prophylactic short-term hypothermia might help patients undergoing minimally invasive heart surgery and aneurysm surgery.
The affected organ, in any case, is the brain. Accordingly, systems and methods have been disclosed that propose cooling blood flowing to the brain through the carotid artery. An example of such systems and methods is disclosed in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/063,984, filed Apr. 21, 1998, owned by the present assignee and incorporated herein by reference. In the referenced application, various catheters are disclosed which can be advanced into a patient's carotid artery and through which coolant can be pumped in a closed circuit, to remove heat from the blood in the carotid artery and thereby cool the brain. The referenced devices have the advantage over other methods of cooling (e.g., wrapping patients in cold blankets) of being controllable, relatively easy to use, and of being capable of rapidly cooling and maintaining blood temperature at a desired set point.
As recognized in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/133,813, filed Aug. 13, 1998, owned by the present assignee and incorporated herein by reference, the above-mentioned advantages in treating brain trauma/ischemic patients by cooling can also be realized by cooling the patient's entire body, i.e., by inducing systemic hypothermia. The advantage of systemic hypothermia is that, as recognized by the present assignee, to induce systemic hypothermia a cooling catheter or other cooling device need not be advanced into the blood supply of the brain, but rather can be easily and quickly placed into the relatively large vena cava of the central venous system.
Moreover, since many patients already are intubated with central venous catheters for other clinically approved purposes anyway, providing a central venous catheter that can also cool the blood, if only to manage temperature and thereby ameliorate fever spikes, requires no additional surgical procedures for those patients. A cooling central venous catheter is disclosed in the present assignee's co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/253,109, filed Feb. 19, 1999 and incorporated herein by reference. The present invention is directed to such a device.
A heat exchange catheter, preferably made of urethane, includes a catheter body defining at least a coolant supply lumen and a coolant return lumen. First and second heat exchange membranes are disposed along a distal portion of the catheter body, and the heat exchange membranes communicate with one or more of the lumens. With this structure, coolant can be supplied to the heat exchange membranes via the coolant supply lumen and received from the heat exchange membranes via the coolant return lumen to effect a closed loop heat exchanger for cooling and/or warming a patient.
Preferably, the first and second heat exchange membranes define first and second interiors respectively communicating with first and second coolant supply ports in the coolant supply lumen. Also, first and second coolant return ports are formed in the coolant return lumen, and coolant flows from the heat exchange membranes through the return ports. At least one anchor can be engaged with the catheter body to fasten the catheter to a patient.
In addition to the coolant supply and return lumens, the catheter can define a drug delivery lumen and a guide wire lumen. A connector manifold can be engaged with the catheter body to interconnect the lumens with respective connector lines. More specifically, the connector manifold defines plural channels, and each channel establishes a respective pathway for fluid communication between a respective connector line and a respective lumen. As set forth in detail below, the anchor is on the connector manifold.
To provide for infusing medicament into a patient while simultaneously cooling the patient, at least one drug delivery port is formed in the catheter body. Preferably, the drug delivery port is formed at a location that is between two adjacent heat exchange membranes to establish a pathway for fluid communication from the drug delivery lumen to a location outside the catheter body. If desired, additional drug delivery ports can be formed along the length of the catheter.
In another aspect, a method for making a heat exchange catheter includes disposing a multi-lumen catheter body in a connector manifold mold, and disposing plural connector tubes in the connector manifold mold. Also, the method includes interconnecting a respective lumen with a respective connector tube using a mandrel, and then directing a plastic material into the connector manifold mold. The mandrels are then removed, such that a respective channel is defined between each respective lumen and its connector line.
In another aspect, a method is disclosed for treating a patient. The method includes advancing a heat exchange catheter device into the patient, and then circulating coolant through the catheter device while preventing infusion of the coolant directly into the patient's bloodstream. Per the present invention, the catheter device includes a heat exchange region that is established by: one or more heat exchange membranes, or one or more hollow fibers, or one or more chamber-defining enclosures.
In still another aspect, a catheter configured as a Swan-Ganz catheter or central venous catheter has at least one balloon-like membrane distally located on the catheter for heating or cooling blood in a patient. More particularly, the membrane defines an interior communicating with a coolant supply lumen of the catheter and with a coolant return lumen of the catheter, to circulate coolant through the interior of the membrane.
The details of the present invention, both as to its structure and operation, can best be understood in reference to the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals refer to like parts, and in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present cooling catheter, schematically showing a medicament source and coolant source in an exploded relationship with the catheter;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view as seen along the line 2—2 in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view as seen along the line 3—3 in FIG. 1; and
FIG. 4 is a top view of the interior of the connector manifold, as seen along the line 4—4 in FIG. 1.
Referring initially to FIG. 1, a therapeutic catheter system, generally designated 10, is shown for establishing and maintaining hypothermia in a patient, or for attenuating a fever spike in a patient and then maintaining normal body temperature in the patient. Commencing the description of the system 10 at the proximal end, as shown the system 10 includes a cooling source 12 that can be a water-bath system or a TEC-based system such as either of the systems disclosed in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/220,897, filed Dec. 24, 1998 and incorporated herein by reference, or U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/260,950, filed Mar. 2, 1999, also incorporated herein by reference. In any case, the coolant source provides coolant such as saline through a coolant supply line 14, and coolant is returned to the source 12 via a coolant return line 16. A catheter, generally designated 18, includes a source tube 20 terminating in a fitting such as a female luer fitting 22. Also, the catheter 18 has a return tube 24 terminating in a fitting such a male luer fitting 26. The fittings 22, 26 can be selectively engaged with complementary fittings 28, 30 of the lines 14, 16 to establish a closed circuit coolant path between the catheter 18 and coolant source 12.
Additionally, the catheter 18 includes a guide wire and primary infusion tube 32 that terminates in a fitting such as a female luer 34. A guide wire 36 can be advanced through the tube 32 in accordance with central venous catheter placement principles, or medicament or other fluid can be infused through the guide wire and primary infusion tube 32. Moreover, a secondary infusion tube 38 with female luer fitting 40 can be selectively engaged with a medicament source 42 for infusing fluid from the source 42 through the secondary tube 38.
As discussed further below, the tubes 20, 24, 32, 38 are held in a distally-tapered connector manifold 44. As also set forth further below, the connector manifold 44 establishes respective pathways for fluid communication between the tubes 20, 24, 32, 38 and respective lumens in a catheter body 46.
A suture anchor 48 advantageously is formed on the connector manifold 44 for suturing the catheter 18 to a patient in accordance with central venous catheter operating principles. In one intended environment, the suture anchor 48 includes opposed ears 50 formed with respective suture holes 52. Other equivalent anchor structure can be used to hold the catheter 18 onto the patient, however, including surgical tape. When the catheter is a so-called Swan-Ganz catheter, i.e., a catheter of the type disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,995,623, incorporated herein by reference, the anchor 48 typically would not be provided.
In cross-reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the catheter body 46 includes at least two lumens, and in the preferred embodiment the catheter body 46 includes at least four lumens. More specifically, the catheter body 46 defines a generally wedge- or triangular-shaped (in the transverse cross-section shown) coolant supply lumen 54, a generally wedge-shaped coolant return lumen 56, a round guide wire lumen 58, and a wedge-shaped secondary infusion lumen 60. As mentioned above, however, the catheter can be a Swan-Ganz catheter, in which case additional lumens can be provided for Swan-Ganz catheter applications, including a lumen for inflating an anchoring balloon for holding the distal tip of the catheter in an appropriate blood vessel for various heart-related measurements and another lumen for holding a wire or wires that are attached to one or more distally-located sensors, such as temperature sensors, pressure sensors, gas sensors, and electrical sensors.
In any case, the connector manifold 44 establishes a pathway for fluid communication between the coolant supply tube 20 and the coolant supply lumen 54. Likewise, the connector manifold 44 establishes a pathway for fluid communication between the coolant return tube 24 and the coolant return lumen 56. Further, the connector manifold 44 establishes a pathway for fluid communication between the guide wire and primary infusion tube 32, and the guide wire lumen 58, which terminates at an open distal hole 62 defined by a distally tapered and chamfered distal tip 63 of the catheter body 46. Also, the connector manifold 44 establishes a pathway for fluid communication between the secondary infusion tube 38 and the secondary infusion lumen 60, which terminates at an infusion port 64 in a distal segment of the catheter body 46. Additional ports can be provided for each lumen 58, 60 along the length of the catheter.
Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 3, at least proximal and distal thin-walled heat exchange membranes 66, 68 are arranged along the last fifteen or so centimeters of the catheter body 46 and are bonded to the outer surface of the catheter body 46, with the infusion port 64 being located between the heat exchange membranes 66, 68. Thus, each heat exchange membrane is about six centimeters to seven and one-half centimeters in length, with the heat exchange membranes being longitudinally spaced from each other along the catheter body 46 in the preferred embodiment shown. Essentially, the heat exchange membranes 66, 68 extend along most or all of that portion of the catheter 46 that is intubated within the patient. The heat exchange membranes can be established by a medical balloon material.
The heat exchange membranes 66, 68 can be inflated with coolant from the coolant source 12 as supplied from the coolant supply lumen 54, and coolant from the heat exchange membranes 66, 68 is returned via the coolant return lumen 56 to the coolant source 12. In their inflated configurations, the heat exchange membranes define a diameter of about ten French, and preferably no more than twelve French. Thus, the heat exchange membranes 66, 68 are relatively long and comparatively thin, to advantageously avoid excessively blocking blood flow through the vena cava while nevertheless effecting patient cooling.
As shown in FIG. 3, a wall 70 separates the coolant supply and return lumens 54, 56. Taking the proximal heat exchange membrane 66 as an example, a supply port 72 is formed in the catheter body 46 through which coolant from the supply lumen 54 can flow into the interior 74 of the heat exchange membrane 66, as indicated by the arrows 76. Moreover, a return port 78 is formed in the catheter body 46, and coolant can flow out of the heat exchange membrane 66 through the return port 78 and into the return lumen 56, as indicated by the arrows 80. As can be appreciated in reference to FIG. 3, for each heat exchange membrane 66, 68, the respective coolant supply port is distal to the respective coolant return port, to optimize fluid flow and heat transfer, although if desired the direction of fluid flow can be in the opposite direction. Both the coolant supply and coolant return lumens 54, 56 terminate proximal to the distal tip 63. For example, the coolant return lumen 56 can terminate just distal of the coolant return port for the distal heat exchange membrane 68, and the coolant supply lumen can terminate just distal of the coolant supply port of the distal heat exchange membrane 68.
In any case, it may now be appreciated that coolant is circulated through the catheter device 18 in a closed loop. That is, infusion of the coolant directly into the patient's bloodstream is prevented. As detailed above, the catheter device includes a heat exchange region established by one or more heat exchange membranes. Alternatively, the heat exchange region can be established by or one or more hollow fibers, or one or more chamber-defining enclosures, such as metal or plastic bellows-type enclosures.
In the preferred embodiment, the components of the catheter 18 are made of urethane, and more preferably are made of an aromatic, polyether-based polyurethane, although other suitable materials can be used. In a specific embodiment, the tubes 20, 24, 32, 38 are made of Tecothane TT-1095A made by Thermedics, Inc. of Woburn, Mass. Also, the heat exchange membranes 66, 68 are made of Pellethane 2363-65D, made by Dow Chemical Corp. In contrast, the catheter body 46 is made of Tecothane TT-2055D-B20 with Barium Sulfate radiopacifying agent incorporated into the polymer matrix for optimum visualizing during fluoroscopic maneuvering to a desired location. The catheter 18 can be coated with an anti-microbial agent and an anti-clotting agent if desired.
Now referring to FIG. 4, the details of the connector manifold 44 can be seen. As shown, the preferred connector manifold 44 is flat and wedge-shaped, with the distal end 82 of the connector manifold 44 being narrower than the proximal end 84. Within the connector manifold 44, plural channels 86 are established. As can be appreciated in reference to FIG. 4, each channel 86 establishes a respective pathway for fluid communication between a respective connector line 20, 24, 32, 38 and a respective lumen 54, 56, 58, 60. Owing to the wedge shape of the connector manifold 44, the tubes 20, 24, 32, 38 are closely juxtaposed to each other near the distal end 82 of the connector manifold 44.
In making the connector manifold 44, the tubes 20, 24, 32, 38 are positioned on what will become the interior of the connector manifold, and the catheter body 46 likewise is positioned on the connector manifold, closely spaced from the distal ends of the tubes. A respective mandrel is then advanced into each tube and the lumen of the catheter body 46 that is to communicate with the tube. Next, plastic is directed over and around the tubes, mandrels, and catheter body 46 by insert molding. The mandrels are removed after the plastic hardens, establishing the channels 86.
As envisioned by the present invention, the structure set forth above can be used in many medical applications to cool a patient and/or to maintain temperature in a normothermic or hypothermic patient, for purposes of improving the medical outcomes of patients on whom, e.g., aneurysm surgery is to be performed, preferably while the patient's temperature is below normal body temperature. The structure can then be used to rewarm the patient in a controlled manner by circulating warm coolant through the structure, or by otherwise regulating natural body rewarming by circulating coolant that is maintained at an appropriate cool (relative to normal body temperature) or warm (relative to normal body temperature) temperature through the structure.
As another example, head trauma can be treated by and after lowering and maintaining the patient's temperature below normal body temperature. Or, cardiac arrest can be treated while the patient's temperature is below normal body temperature. Yet again, minimally invasive heart surgery can be performed on the patient while the patient's temperature is below normal body temperature. And, cardiac arrest in the patient can be treated by and while the patient's temperature is below normal body temperature. Also, the present invention understands that for certain patients, e.g., stroke victims, it is important to maintain the temperature of a patient at or below normal body temperature, when the patient runs or attempts to run a fever. For severe ischemic stroke victims, the malady can be treated by maintaining the patient's body temperature at a hypothermic level.
If desired, a temperature sensor 100 such as a thermistor or other suitable device can be attached to the catheter 18 as shown. The sensor 100 can be mounted on the catheter 18 by solvent bonding at a point that is proximal to the membranes 66, 68. Or, the sensor 100 can be disposed in a lumen of the catheter 18, or attached to a wire that is disposed in a lumen of the catheter 18, with the sensor hanging outside the catheter 18. Alternatively, a separate temperature probe can be used, such as the esophageal probe disclosed in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/282,971, filed Mar. 31, 1999 and incorporated herein by reference. As yet another alternative, a rectal probe or tympanic temperature sensor can be used. In any case, the sensor is electrically connected to the coolant source 12 for control of the temperature of the coolant as described in the above-referenced '897 and '940 applications. While the particular CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH HEAT EXCHANGE MEMBRANE as herein shown and described in detail is fully capable of attaining the above-described objects of the invention, it is to be understood that it is the presently preferred embodiment of the present invention and is thus representative of the subject matter which is broadly contemplated by the present invention, that the scope of the present invention fully encompasses other embodiments which may become obvious to those skilled in the art, and that the scope of the present invention is accordingly to be limited by nothing other than the appended claims, in which reference to an element in the singular is not intended to mean "one and only one" unless explicitly so stated, but rather "one or more". All structural and functional equivalents to the elements of the above-described preferred embodiment that are known or later come to be known to those of ordinary skill in the art are expressly incorporated herein by reference and are intended to be encompassed by the present claims. Moreover, it is not necessary for a device or method to address each and every problem sought to be solved by the present invention, for it to be encompassed by the present claims. Furthermore, no element, component, or method step in the present disclosure is intended to be dedicated to the public regardless of whether the element, component, or method step is explicitly recited in the claims. No claim element herein is to be construed under the provisions of 35 U.S.C. 112, sixth paragraph, unless the element is expressly recited using the phrase "means for".
This application is a continuation, divisional, of application Ser. No. 09/305,613, filed May 5, 1999.
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