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LD: Do you yourself also do charitable work with several organizations?
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LD: How did you first get involved with UNAIDS?
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LD: One of the things I love about you is that you not only bring out the best in people, but also the truth in people. You have this gift to become a therapist for all your friends. It is also one of the qualities that makes you such an incredible actor. Is that something you've always had?
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LD: I am ecstatic that you are doing comedies now [with the upcoming release of St. Vincent] because you are one of the funniest people I know. I am thrilled to know that you are going to have a good time on a movie instead of being devastated, sobbing, natural disasters, horrible sacrifice, heartbreak....
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LD: And now that I know what St. Vincent is about, it's funny also because of your pain....
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LD: You're working in New York and visiting the Hamptons with your family?
NW: Yes, it worked out perfectly. Working on this movie, I have four days on, seven days off, and then work for two days, so it's just been trekking back and forth. I feel like I've had a holiday, plus doing the work as well.
LD: What I do love and kind of worship—not to use the word lightly, because I mean it so truly—about you and your life and your family, is something you said to me that I've never heard anyone who lives in the Hamptons say. I've heard people say, "Oh so-and-so is coming out;" or, "There's a big cocktail party." But when I asked you what you do out here, you said, "We fish all the time."
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LD: That is so fantastically brave—and gross. You are a wonderful mom. But it is true. It's also the act of self-preservation because the meltdown is something to avoid.
NW: We had another incident when we took a French bulldog that eats everything; and it ate the squid off the hook and swallowed the entire hook. We've since gotten a little smoother. It's always nice when you can find an old man who is there at 6 p.m. and basically hijack his fishing trip. But in general, I try to avoid the "scene" at all costs. Of course, we go to places here and there, but it's not what [the Hamptons is] about for us.
LD: I was recently terrified that I didn't have hobbies. I find for me, with young children, it's kids and acting, and that's my life, really. Do you have things you like to do?
NW: I take up things, and then I move away from them if they take up too much of my time and I'm not brilliant at them. I'm bad like that. Those would be things like tennis. And I did Italian classes through both of my pregnancies, and I loved that, but then I just found that I wasn't moving to the next level. I love going on bike rides by myself or with the family. I love cooking—though I'm not a brilliant cook; I'm an okay cook. I'm terrible at baking. I love the garden, but that's such an unsexy thing to say. When I'm out in the Hamptons, it's the first thing I do—I go and check out the nurseries and see what's on sale to reinvent my garden. They say, do not take up gardening—that means you're moving way too deep into the second half of life.
LD: But that's what I crave. I was raised by two actors, so it sounds like sanity to me.
NW: Another thing—I know it sounds crazy and slightly unhinged—I like to move furniture around when Liev is gone for a few days. I never do it when he's here; I would feel mad as well as look mad. But he'll come back and ask, "What did you do?" And I say, "It's better; it's better."
LD: I feel like there is influence from each film, whether it's the character or the cinematographer that you work with. I know when I'm done with a movie all of a sudden I look around my own home [after being so accustomed to a set design], and I say, "Why is there no bright color in this house?" I go get blankets and flowers to decorate because I get so influenced by the film I've done. Then I'm totally over it.
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What about them CAPS?!!!!
Maybe the gun-toting marchers will break the Caps out of their lethargy….
I think they'll be fine as long as they left those refs at MSG…
This thread isn't going to just die. A firing squad, on the other hand….
So only gun rights can be restricted to home and it's perfectly constitutional?
Is this how you guys normally deal with issues you can't repsond to without proving your hypocrisy?
Keep and bear arms, yet you think only being able to keep them within the confines of your home is fine. If I bring up other examples of constitutional rights being limited to your home, you change the subject, refuse to answer, prray the thread dies.
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Church? Hell yes !
The Bank? of course, that won't scare anyone.
School? no big deal.
Movie theater? Boo-yah!, it will make the movie more realistic.
Bar? No-brainer, alcohol and guns are like PB&J.
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Library? I hear libraries have educational books, I can educate people on my gun.
Work? Absolutely, cause workplace conflicts are rare.
Sporting events? Damn right, What's the worst that could happen ?
Car? Well duh, traffic isn't that bad around here, I won't get that mad.
Geez C_O, maybe it'd be easier if you just listed the places where you think you SHOULD be allowed to carry.
Read it for yourself: the Court ruled 7-2 that a right to privacy under the due process clause of the 14th Amendment extended to a woman's decision to have an abortion.
There are legal gun owners in every state, so currently, no states are violating the 2nd amendment.
You are changing the topic. And you have only proven me right. You have been owned in this thread…badly.
@N_S, you should know that's not a simple answer. I posted this earlier today: There are a lot of factors related to gun violence. Maybe open carry is one of them. Others include poverty, unemployment, sex and race, education, population density...etc.
Proof for Chicago 4th paragraph after it says "Lots of people don't"
Case closed. Period. Keep believing all the propaganda out there, its easier to ignore FACTS THAT I JUST LINKED TO.
I still cast my vote for Captain_Obvious and dezlboy.
Democrat proposes background checks for 3d printers.
Told you.
Cool story Bro, thanks for taking all weekend to find that.
I see you don't even bother trying to deny it. Do you believe in printer control? Should they ahve background checks to buy a 3d printer?
hmmm, I don't take much stock in what a Dem from CA, especially San Fran, says.
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African background music adds great atmosphere to your event. Check into your local library's International Music selection. You may modern and traditional music. Check out a few and quickly peruse the selections to see which music you like best. Playing music during the beginning of your event will set the mood for arriving guests.
Have an African trivia game during your African party. Provide a large map and ask simple questions about the capital of a country, or what country is directly north or another. Do more research and you can ask about famous athletes, politicians or events in Africa.
Your African party will benefit from some African masks as decoration on the walls, the table, or on your guests! Check out a few books at the library on African Masks. Sometimes you can find children's books with mask stencils provided. Trace the outline of three different masks (as well as the eye holes and other crucial features.) Choose a color for each mask outline (preferably earth tones and greens) and cut out a bunch of masks from construction paper. You can paint, color or cut more colored paper to decorate the masks, if you like - adding stripes, feathers, whatever other decorations you see in the reference books you have. The stencil tracing and cutting are more great activities that children can help you with. Now take the masks you've cut out and create an alternating pattern on the wall with them! They look great at eye level and can create a wonderful African look to your party venue! Serve African inspired food at your African party. Visit your local African market (check the phone book if you're unfamiliar with local international markets) and find some unique foods to offer in addition to a more traditional menu you might have planned. If you cannot find a local market, you might special order items from a market online. It can be exciting to taste a rare or exotic meat. (Ostrich, crocodile, snake...) Again, check out a book of African foods at the library - or online - and create your own African inspired menu! Make beaded bracelets during your African party. Budget permitting, you can make necklaces (they require more beads and string than bracelets.) Visit your local hobby store or beading store for the wire or thread, findings and beads. If you know well enough in advance, try ordering beads online - you can sometimes get better deals that way (see Fire Mountain Gems for a fantastic selection!)
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Whispering Sands is located within less than two minutes of the beach in Rhosneigr.
The house has been recently renovated and has an open plan living area all centred around a log burning stove, there is a newly installed bathroom which has a walk-in shower and seperate toilet . Two of the bedrooms have king sized beds whilst the third has a set of bunk beds. The outside space has a large decking area with patio furniture ,perfect for enjoying a glass or two at the end of the day and part of the garden is laid to lawn. Outside taps installed to wash off those sandy feet after a long day on the beach.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Access | Car not necessary |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property |
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Luxuries | Log fire, Internet access, DVD player |
General | Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Cooker, Microwave, Fridge |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | 3rd bedroom has bunkbeds * Nintendo WII & games * Board games and books |
Further details outdoors | - Parking for Two cars on the driveway - Large decked area to the rear of the property with patio furniture |
Further details | One well behave dog welcome subject to owners permission |
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The North Wales region
The Menai Straits separates the Isle of Anglesey from the coast of North Wales and access is via one of the two landmark bridges that cross the straits.
The island has been a popular holiday destination for years and has a wealth of outdoor pursuits to offer, hiking,surfing,sailing, golfing or just good old fashioned rock pool fishing.
The scenery on Anglesey is breathtaking and very diverse, from the beautiful Snowdonia mountain range to the various lakes and beaches.
Rhosneigr has two beautiful beaches, Town beach where you can watch the kitesurfers ,windsurfers and jet skiers enjoy the bay. Or Broad beach ideal for building sandcastles,rock pooling or climbing the sand dunes.
The village has a good mix of shops, cafes and restaurants including the Oyster Catcher .Also in the village is a tennis club and golf course. There is enough here to park your car at the beginning of your stay and not have to drive until you depart to go home. Or it makes an ideal base for exploring Anglesey and North Wales.
For wild life enthusiasts there is Llyn Maelog, a lake which attracts various bird life.
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"Excellent house but read for info you may need"
We can't fault this house really. You get so much for your money! Massive decking at the rear for barbecues, (with a barbecue) literally 2 minutes from a dog friendly beach. The house is large … More
30 Aug 2014
"excellent cottage, great location"
thanks for a great stay, this cottage is well equipped and spacious and perfect location being 2 minutes walk from dog friendly beach. spacious patio and garden at back. would recommend this cottage.… More
12 Aug 2014
Property exactly as described, very comfortable and homely with a good location to get to the beaches. Board games provided were excellent to keep the children busy after long days out walking and pla… More
13 Sep 2013
"Stunning house and a great location"
We have just got home from a fabulous week at this holiday home. It's done up beautifully and has very comfortable beds! The beach is less than a minute walk away at the end of the road.The town … More
5 Jun 2013
We had an excellent holiday at Whispering Sands. It took less than a minute to walk to the beach! The beds were really comfy and the log fire was perfect. We'll definitely be back.
3 May 2013
"Very comfortable and only 2 minutes to the beach!"
The property was very comfortable with most facilities available. It is lacking a washing machine although there is a launderette nearby if you need one and no freezer. We walked on the almost empty beach every day, picking up shells, building sand castles and paddling in the many rock pools as the tide went out. The area is perfect for families and the house is highly recommended.
Thank you for your comments we are looking to put in a freezer in the near future.
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US 5523292 A Abstract The present invention comprises a method of alleviating restenosis, post-PTCA or other coronary arterial intervention, and more particularly, to the use of ancrod to prevent restenosis in the coronary arteries.
Claims(12) 1. A method of reducing restenosis in coronary arteries of a patient following percutaneous coronary arterial intervention comprising administering to said patient, post-coronary arterial intervention, a restenosis reducing effective amount of ancrod.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein ancrod is administered parenterally, intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, rectally or orally.
3. The method of claim 2 wherein ancrod is administered intravenously.
4. A method of treating percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) patients to reduce restenosis in coronary arteries comprising administering to patients in need of said treatment post-PTCA a restenosis reducing effective amount of ancrod.
5. The method of claim 4 wherein ancrod is administered parenterally, intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, rectally or orally.
6. The method of claim 5 wherein ancrod is administered intravenously.
7. A method of treating patients undergoing percutaneous coronary revascularization to reduce restenosis comprising administering to patients in need of said treatment a restenosis-reducing effective amount of ancrod.
8. A method as in claim 7, wherein ancrod is administered parenterally, intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, rectally or orally.
9. A method as in claim 1, 4 or 7, wherein ancrod is administered intravenously in a dosage of about 1 to 3 units per kg of body weight.
10. A method as in claim 9, wherein ancrod is administered to achieve a fibrinogen level of about 100 mg/mL.
11. A method as in claim 1, 4 or 7, ancrod is administered subcutaneously in a dosage of about 0.3 to 4 units per kg of body weight.
12. A method as in claim 11, wherein ancrod is administered to obtain fibrinogen level of about 100 mg/dL.
Description 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods of alleviating restenosis post-percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) or other coronary arterial intervention, and more particularly, to the use of ancrod to prevent restenosis in the coronary arteries. 2. Background of the Prior Art Restenosis following PTCA is a significant limitation to the application of this otherwise useful revascularization technique. Restenosis occurs with varying frequency, and is generally accepted to be 25%-45%, depending on a number of factors including the site of the lesion, residual gradient post PTCA, sex (male), smoking and/or diabetes, skill of operator, method and timing of followup, and balloon size. The problem typically manifests within 12 weeks to six months post procedure, and presents as recurrent angina in many cases, although "silent" restenosis occurs as well where ischemia recurs without overt clinical manifestation. This problem will become increasingly severe, as estimates that 400,000 or more procedures will be performed annually by the year 1993. Clinical trials with other interventional methods such as atherectomy and intracoronary laser ablation suffer from the same restenosis problem, probably with similar frequencies of occurrence. Attempts to prevent restenosis with systemic drug therapy such as anti-platelet agents, anticoagulants, corticosteroids, and calcium channel blockers have uniformly failed to reduce its occurrence. The histologic appearance of the recurrent lesion in restenosis is distinctly different from the atheromatous process of the original lesion. The atherosclerotic process evolves over many decades, beginning as flat, fatty streaks consisting of lipid-laden smooth muscle cells. Over time, these lesions evolve in complexity, becoming grossly fibrous plaques with ulceration, calcification, thrombosis and/or hemorrhage into the vessel wall. Microscopically, the atherosclerotic lesion has histological features of disruption and replication of the internal elastic lamina, spindle and smooth cell proliferation, interstitial fibrosis, intracellular and interstitial lipid accumulation, fibrin deposition, calcification, hemorrhage, thrombosis, capillary proliferation and macrophage infiltration. This process may be a response to injury. Most atherosclerotic lesions are endothelialized continuously with adjacent vascular endothelium. The histopathology of restenosis after PTCA has been recently elucidated with the advent of percutaneous atherectomy procedures whereby such lesions are removed intact. In contrast to the atheromatous lesion, restenotic segments consist of a proliferation of cells and interstitial material resembling normal connective tissue with smooth muscle involvement. The lesion of restenosis thus differs distinctly from the original atherosclerotic disease both in time course of development and histologic appearance. It is likely that restenosis represents a zealous natural healing process of damaged coronary arterial walls with neointimal tissue impinging significantly on the vessel lumen. If an agent or process could be found whereby restenosis could be significantly reduced or eliminated, a major advance in clinical care would be achieved. Savings of much morbidity, time, emotional investment, and economic cost could be realized by patients with coronary artery disease undergoing PTCA or other percutaneous coronary revascularization, in addition to improving patient safety. The present invention has met the above-described needs by providing methods for reducing restenosis by the use of an effective amount of ancrod, a snake venom protein used as a defibrinogenating agent. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method of reducing restenosis in coronary arteries. It is another object of the present invention to provide a method of treating patients undergoing PTCA or other percutaneous coronary revascularization. These and other objects of the present invention will be more fully understood from the following description of the invention. The present invention provides a method of reducing restenosis in coronary arteries by using an effective amount of ancrod. Ancrod is commercially available under the trademark ARVIN. In addition, the present invention provides a method of treating patients undergoing PTCA or other percutaneous coronary revascularization by an effective amount of ancrod. Ancrod is a snake venom protein used as a defibrinogenating agent. Ancrod does not alter coagulation factors other than fibrinogen, nor does it induce serious bleeding. While not wishing to be bound by any particular theory, it is believed that the proposed mechanism is that an early, space-occupying lesion after injury is composed chiefly of a fibrin/platelet/red blood cell thrombus. Because ancrod is a potent defibrinogenating/fibrinolytic agent, it is believed that ancrod-mediated reduction of lesion size early in the development of restenosis will result in a small final lesion. Ancrod may be absorbed intramuscularly, subcutaneously, rectally and intraperitoneally. Ancrod may be administered parenterally, intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, rectally or orally by methods well know in the art. The particular dosage regimen and schedule of ancrod administration is dependent on the aim of therapy. In any event, it is important to administer ancrod relatively slowly in order to prevent excessive coagulation. For example, when thrombus formation is to be prevented, the intravenous route is preferred. Ancrod may be administered intravenously, for example, in a dosage unit of about 1 to 3 units (a unit is defined as the specific biological activity contained in 0.307 mg of the International Standard for ancrod) per kg of body weight, diluted with isotonic sodium chloride solution. Depending upon the fibrinogen level at the end of the initial infusion period, a similar second infusion in 50 mL of isotonic saline may be administered in order to achieve the desired fibrinogen level. In this example, the desired fibrinogen level to be achieved is about 100 mg/mL. Thereafter, maintenance doses may be administered after determining the patient's plasma fibrinogen concentration. In general, about 0.05 to about 1.5 u/kg of body weight diluted in 50 mL isotonic saline may be administered once or twice a day. Ancrod may be administered subcutaneously in a dosage of about 0.3 to 4 units per kg of body weight. In this example, the desired fibrinogen level to be achieved is about 100 mg/dL. As with the intravenous route of administration, the number of doses and the intervals administered is dependent upon the patient's plasma fibrinogen level and response. The use of ancrod for treatment of the above-mentioned condition may extend from 1 to 2 weeks for intravenous and 3 to 4 weeks for subcutaneous administration. However, depending upon patient response, a longer period of administration may be used. The following examples serve to illustrate the invention and should in no way be construed as limiting the scope thereof. An accurate model of this proliferative restenosis and obstructive neointima was developed in the coronary arteries of domestic crossbred swine, Sus scrofa. This model was developed in the Mayo Clinic Cardiac Laboratory in order that pharmacologic approaches to restenosis might be first tried in animals. The advantage to using this model is that it is an accurate model of human restenosis, it utilizes the coronary arteries of swine (with known similarity to humans), and direct histopathologic correlation with therapy is readily assessed. Furthermore, results can be available within a short period of time. Schwartz et al., Circulation, vol 82(6), pps. 2190-2200 (1990). The model utilizes severe coronary artery injury by a metallic coil implant with an oversized PTCA balloon. More specifically, metallic coils of either stainless steel or tantalum were implanted into the media of pig coronary arteries using oversized balloons and high inflation pressures. (0.125 mm stainless steel or tantalum wire coils implanted percutaneously in pig coronary arteries with oversized PTCA balloons inflated to 14 atm). In all pigs studied at necropsy a substantial proliferative response was observed, and the histological appearance of the proliferative tissue was identical to that in human specimens obtained via atherectomy in post PTCA restenosis cases. The study showed that ancrod can successfully inhibit the restenotic response to injury in a porcine model of human restenosis. Specifically, quantitative measurements of luminal stenosis and proliferative response in treated and untreated groups of pigs were used to determine inhibition of restenosis. The lesions were seen at time intervals of 11 days minimum to 42 days. Typically, 28 days were required to generate these lesions. In some animals, some proliferative tissue was noted, but not to the same severe degree of tight luminal stenosis. Histology typically showed less vessel damage in these specimens, without rupture of the internal elastic lamina. The results indicate that coil oversizing and high balloon implant pressures (up to 14 atm) should be used. Severe stenotic lesions are reliably generated. Concern for the efficacy and practicality of ancrod in the pig motivated a preliminary study of the ability of ancrod to defibrinogenate this animal. Two animals were used, both of which received a 70u intravenous administration over 10 minutes. Measures of clotting (thrombin time, activated clotting time, APTT) are shown in the following table. ______________________________________ACT Thrombin Protime APTT Fibrinogen(see) Time (sec) (sec) (sec) (mg %)______________________________________Pig #728Pre 149 40 11 26 42030 min >600 *** *** 1841 hour 112 >600 26 33 02 hr 192 -- -- -- --4 hr >1500 >600 -- -- 024 hr 17 11 -- 361Pig #733Pre 58 32 10 25.5 58630 min 90 >600 *** *** 3971 hr 129 >600 11.5 62 2044 hr 156 >600 18 35 024 hr 92 21 12 61 319______________________________________ The data in this table clearly show the defibrinogenation effects in the two pigs which receiving the ancrod. The *** symbols indicate that immediate clot formed upon addition of calcium to the plasma. The dash (--) above indicates not measured. After these studies, each animal appeared to suffer no ill effects from the relatively rapid infusion. These results demonstrate that ancrod is effective in safely defibrinogenating the pig. Cutdown was performed on the ventral neck, with isolation of the right external carotid artery and internal jugular vein. The internal jugular vein was cannulated and an indwelling catheter (polyethylene 0.060") placed in the superior vena cava. This catheter was attached to an implantable infusion pump which has been filled with ancrod 700 units. An arterial hemostatic sheath was placed in the carotid artery for access to the coronary tree. The method of metallic coil implantation to generate neointimal hyperplasia and proliferation in young domestic crossbred pigs is a procedure which can now be accomplished with comparative ease and efficiency. The pig model has been chosen since their large and small vessel coronary anatomy is comparable to humans, their coagulation system resembles the human system, and because the neointimal hyperplasia resulting from coil implantation is identical to human tissue found post PTCA in restenosis. For this study there were 10 pigs in each group, ancrod treated and untreated Assuming an accidental death rate of 20% 4 extra pigs were requested (24 total). After insuring adequate hemostasis (cautery and silver nitrate) from cutdown, a custom-curved PTCA guide catheter was advanced to the aortic root and the left main coronary artery engaged under fluoroscopic guidance. Metal coils were implanted in at least 2 predetermined coronary arteries of the animal, so that at least 20 lesions in each group were available for study. Animals were randomized to either treated or untreated groups. All animals received 1) a single oral dose of sustained released verapamil (commercially available from Knoll Pharmaceutical Company, Whippany, N.J. as Isoptin�SR) 120 mg one day prior to coil implant; and 2) oral aspirin 650 mg 1 day prior to coil implant and continuing for the 10 day period of ancrod infusion after implant. The verapamil was used to reduce coronary artery spasm during implant. Aspirin has been shown to reduce platelet aggregation acutely, and to increase survival rate without affecting the degree of neointimal proliferation. The treatment group received ancrod intravenously 70 units (about 2 units/Kg) over 1 hour during the cutdown procedure. As noted, the continuous infusion osmotic pump contained ancrod, 700 units infused continuously at about 70 units/day into the superior vena cava. Fibrinogen levels were monitored to assess efficacy and adequate dose of ancrod. For the untreated group, the same procedure was followed except the pump contained normal saline only. The parameters below were measured daily for 3 days, then every 3 days thereafter for 10 days. All animals were sacrificed at 28 +/- days for histopathologic examination and quantification. The animals were sacrificed using a commercial intravenous euthanasia solution ("Sleepaway") as approved by the Mayo clinic section of Veterinary Medicine. The heart was removed and placed on a fixation pump under pressure. Formalin 10% was the fixation medium. The left atrial appendage was removed for access to the proximal left coronary artery system. The coronary artery segments with coils were dissected free of the epicardium. The segment containing the coil was isolated allowing enough tissue to contain uninvolved vessel at either end. These arterial segments, each roughly 2.5 cm in length, were sectioned grossly with a scalpel by transverse cuts 3 mm apart. The cut wire coil was removed via forceps after gross photography of each 3 mm section. The 3 mm sections with coils removed was imbedded and stained with hematoxylin and eosin, and elastin stains. These sections were observed with quantitative low and high power light microscopy where a movable calibrated reticle was utilized for making length measurements in the plane of microscopic view. Each section was be photographed with both high and low power visualization. This allowed for observation of the normal vessel, progressing into proliferative vessel where the coil was located, and back to the normal vessel beyond the point where the coil was located. Quantitative measurement of the degree of proliferation was assessed by three methods: 1) maximum, minimum, and mean thickness of neointimal tissue; 2)maximum percent luminal stenosis; and 3) medial thickness. Measurements were done via calibrated microscope reticle. Neointimal proliferative area was calculated by assuming the native and residual lumina to be prolate ellipses. A major and minor axis was measured, and area calculated by the expression: Area=�Major Axis/2�Minor Axis/2. Mean neointimal thickness was calculated by measuring proliferative thickness at each wire site and dividing by the number of wires present in that section. Quantitative maximum percent area stenosis was calculated according to the following expression: Percent (%) Stenosis=100�(1-stenotic area/native area). Maximum medial thickness was also measured. All three parameters of neointimal area, maximum percent stenosis, and mean neointimal smooth muscle cell density were compared between the treated group and the control group. Pathologic lesions in 5 of 5 implanted animals (at 11 days to 63 days) included a severe proliferative response of medial smooth muscle cells with significant luminal compromise (mean area stenosis 70%+/-24% SD). Disruption of the internal elastic lamina was present in all vessels showing the proliferative response, as was mild chronic inflammation surrounding the wire itself. One animal died spontaneously at 11 days from a tight, proliferative left anterior descending coronary artery (LAD) stenosis. In all animals, histopathologic features of the proliferative neointimal tissue were identical to those of human restenotic tissue post PTCA obtained in 38 patients by atherectomy. 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A stuck dog got a helping hand yesterday from Bangor's finest!
Bangor was the subject of a blog on Kenny Chesney's website today. Something historic happened last night during that show and it proved how laid back and fun-loving Mainers can be at Darling's Waterfront Pavilion!
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The Darlings Sun of A Beach Festival is fast approaching! What does the ultimate Jimmy Buffett tribute band have planned for Bangor?
Jeff Dunham will take the stage at the new Cross Insurance Center on Friday, Nov. 22, and tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m.! But, if your name is on this list, you already have tickets, great tickets from Q-106.5! Keep reading...
Bangor police say they have charged Perrin Oliver, 43, of Bangor with Class C Felony Criminal Threatening and Class B Felony Aggravated Reckless Conduct With a Firearm. A handgun was taken into evidence and the department's Evidence Response Team is still investigating with the Criminal Investigations Division.
Crowds in downtown Bangor watched in horror on Thursday as the driver of an antique tractor was crushed to death after he fell into street and into the path of an antique firetruck during the city's annual Fourth of July parade.
Today, July 4th, 2913, we celebrate the 237th Birthday of this Great Country of ours! Hope you plan on celebrating our Independence Day by spending it with family & friends, and with some of the great events going on in your community! Here's a list of a few of the events!
Bangor, Maine— Don't be alarmed if you see unusual activity at Miller Drug Westgate in Bangor Tuesday.
A community wide emergency preparedness drill will be conducted to allow pharmacy personnel, first responders and area hospitals to plan and train for an active shooter scenario.
We asked you to send in your best concert photos, and we got a bunch of them!
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Claim Jumper Completes Asset Sale Auction Landry's Submits Highest and Bets Bid Valued at $76.6 Million October 30, 2010 11:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time IRVINE, Calif.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Claim Jumper Restaurants, LLC (the "Company") announced today that Landry's Restaurants, Inc. has been selected as the highest and best bidder in a competitive auction held October 28, 2010 for substantially all of its assets. Landry's final bid has been valued by the Company and the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors at $76.6 million. The proposed sale to Landry's is expected to be approved by the Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware on November 2, 2010. The transaction is expected to close on a date mutually agreeable to the Company and Landry's, subject to satisfaction or waiver of customary closing conditions. Piper Jaffray & Co. serves as exclusive financial advisor and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCoy serves as lead counsel to Claim Jumper in its sale process. About Claim Jumper Inspired by California's Gold Rush history, Claim Jumper Restaurants opened its first location in Los Alamitos, Calif. in 1977. Today, the casual dining concept is an established family favorite, operating 45 restaurants throughout the West Coast and parts of the Midwest. With a modern twist on traditional American cuisine and a full-service saloon, the chain's extensive menu offers a wide variety of food and beverage choices using only the finest, freshest ingredients available. Claim Jumper Restaurants accept reservations and are open daily for lunch and dinner. For more information please visit www.claimjumper.com. Contacts Anita-Marie Laurie or Maya Pogoda 310-788-2850 Permalink: http://eon.businesswire.com/news/eon/20101030005053/en


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Sturge-Weber syndrome is an enigmatic disorder, seldom difficult to diagnose but often difficult to treat. This book consolidates what is known about Sturge-Weber syndrome in the hope that this information will be useful in the care of patients and serve as a stimulus to encourage research on some of the remaining questions about the syndrome. The second edition is edited by two fo the world's key opinion leaders in the field of Sturge-Weber syndrome clinical and scientific research. To purchase a textbook: click here |
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More trees are set to be removed from Brisbane's New Farm Park for safety reasons.
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A 50-year-old all-male choir in Brisbane is considering what some may consider to be the unthinkable - opening its doors to female voices.
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Restaurants, offices and apartments are tipped to be built at the site of one of Brisbane's best known independent cinemas.
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The Brisbane City Council says the road through the city's New Farm Park will now remain closed until Friday.
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Two 90-year-old jacarandas in Brisbane's New Farm Park that were damaged by fierce winds last week have been cut down.
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Of the 10 storm-damaged jacaranda trees at New Farm Park, Brisbane, only two will have to be removed.
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This study addresses questions such as: -- What are mashups, and how have they grown so rapidly in only a few years? -- What technological, legal, and social underpinnings have enabled the rise of mashups? -- How can the interoperability and innovation almost inherent in mashups be sustained? Although mashups are in a phase of rapid growth and widespread innovation, problems relating to market structure and contractual relationships lurk underneath the surface; stabilizing those non-technical connections would enhance sustainability. Available for download at: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1033232 a> |
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web services, mashups, mash-ups, interoperability, innovation |
date of appearance | 2007 |
series title | Berkman Center Research Publication Series (2007-10) |
review | not reviewed |
citation | Palfrey, J., & Gasser, U. (2007). Case Study: Mashups Interoperability and eInnovation. Berkman Center Research Publication Series. |


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All you need is ( serves 4)
Mulberries- 200 gm
Powdered sugar-14 cup
Lemon juice-2 tbsp
Club soda- 500 ml
Ice cubes
Mint for garnishing
Method of preparation
Muddle the berries in a bowl with a muddler or back of a spoon
Pass them through a soup strainer
Add ice cubes in a jug and add berry juice
Add the lemon juice and sugar
Mix till sugar is dissolved
Add club soda and immediately serve in glasses
Garnish with Mint leaves
Serve immediately
Mulberries spoils very quickly. Try to use them immediately
They leave stain on your hands and cloths, so be careful
This drink should be made just before serving
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What a perfect day for disc golf!! The club split a Tag Shuffle between the Canyon and Meadow Ridge. These are pics of The Canyon card. I played my personal best on the Canyon and finished 1st on the card.
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