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Sponsored by Lombard Medical
A New Angle on EVAR
How an innovative conformable device provides a solution for treating highly angulated necks.
By Adam W. Beck, MD, and Kristina A. Giles, MD
Endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) has progressed greatly since Juan Parodi implanted a tube graft that was handcrafted from Palmaz stents and Dacron grafts.1 Improvements in design to address enormous variation in patient anatomy have affected the durability of devices and thus patient outcomes. Although devices have changed, the basic tenets of EVAR have not, with the success and durability of repair relying on two basic principles: fixation and seal.
Anatomic constraints to achieving successful repair are those related to delivery of the device, such as iliofemoral arterial diameter, atherosclerotic disease, and tortuosity, as well as issues related to proximal and distal seal, which include thrombus, calcification, infrarenal neck length, nonparallel aortic wall anatomy, and angulation of the aortic "neck" above the aneurysm. To address these issues, device manufacturers have worked to improve upon existing designs, and those that are currently available on the market represent vast advances over firstgeneration devices. These improvements have extended our ability to offer EVAR to patients with difficult anatomy, but there are still many challenges.
One particular anatomic issue that remains is angulation within the proximal seal zone. With increasingly severe angulation, a longer neck is typically necessary to provide approximation of the device to the aortic wall and allow necessary seal and fixation for long-term durability. In fact, most physicians would agree that the aneurysm neck anatomy is the single most important characteristic for successful infrarenal EVAR. The aortic neck angle alone excludes more than 15% to 20% of patients from infrarenal EVAR.2,3 Specifically, for devices with suprarenal fixation, a suprarenal aortic neck angle > 45° and an infrarenal neck angle > 60° fall outside of the suggested treatment parameters for the majority of devices currently available on the market.3
Physicians have pushed the envelope of EVAR using adjunctive techniques such as chimney EVAR4 and the "endowedge" technique described by Minion et al5 to lengthen the available proximal landing zone, as well as supplemental Palmaz stenting to increase radial force6 and stapling7 to improve fixation in short or angulated necks, among other reported techniques. Although these adjuncts allow surgeons to offer EVAR to patients who would otherwise not be anatomically amenable, their effect on the long-term durability of devices remains in question.
EUROSTAR data evaluating severe neck angulation demonstrated that type Ia endoleaks are associated with this anatomic characteristic.2 More recent meta-analyses have also demonstrated a significant influence of "hostile" neck anatomy on outcomes, including type I endoleak, need for adjunctive procedures, limb occlusion, and aneurysm- related mortality.8,9 Further, Schanzer et al reported that straying from device instructions for use (IFU) is common in the practice of many vascular specialists and is associated with poor durability.10
Extending the proximal landing zone to the suprarenal aorta using fenestrated EVAR (FEVAR) has also extended the capability of treating aneurysms close to or involving the renal arteries. Despite these advances in device design, angulation of the aorta at the infrarenal neck often precludes treatment, even with FEVAR, as it presents challenges with accessing and revascularizing the renal arteries through graft fenestrations and problems with graft apposition to the aortic wall.
Additionally, female patients have unique challenges with EVAR due to a comparatively higher incidence of difficult neck anatomy along with inherently smaller access vessels. In the United States, women represent 21% of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) patients, but have been generally underrepresented in existing literature, with many device trials including only 6% to 13% women.11-16 This is due in part to women having angled aortic neck anatomy, which is often prohibitive to on-label use of aortic devices and thus inclusion in clinical trials.3
Tortuous iliac anatomy also affects distal endograft seal and limb patency. The iliac tortuosity index has been described as a method to quantify tortuosity and relate it to patient outcomes.17 Iliac tortuosity has been implicated in limb complications including occlusion by kink or thrombosis, type Ib endoleak, and device dislocation.18 Graft limb flexibility has improved across most devices compared to early generations; however, iliac tortuosity still affects the approach to EVAR.
Given these challenges, the female AAA population and those with angulated necks and aortoiliac tortuosity clearly show an area where improvements in aortic device design could expand the population amenable to infrarenal EVAR.
In 2013, the US Food and Drug Administration approved the Aorfix endograft (Lombard Medical, Inc.) for the treatment of infrarenal AAAs. This device was specifically designed to address the issue of angulated necks and tortuous iliac anatomy. The device is a polyester graft designed with circular nitinol rings around the proximal device and helical rings in the iliac limbs (Figure 1), which allow for high flexibility and provide a construct that is kink-resistant. This design maintains flow lumen in heavily tortuous and highly angulated anatomy, as demonstrated in ex vivo studies by Demanget et al to be superior to Z-stent designs.19
Aorfix has two primary active fixation mechanisms, which are located within the first 8 mm of the proximal graft. A concentrated set of closely spaced nitinol rings at the proximal end of the graft provide outward radial force in concert with additional active fixation provided by four sets of aggressive hooks (Figure 1A) located halfway between the peak and trough of the proximal device.
Further, the proximal endograft also has a notable "fish mouth" configuration (Figure 1A, inset), which, when properly oversized, creates transrenal fixation. This provides additional seal and fixation adjacent to and above the renal arteries when deployed with the renal arteries within the troughs of the fish mouth. The iliac limbs have spiral nitinol rings, which allow for deployment in tortuous vessels with a low limb occlusion rate.
Lombard's PYTHAGORAS premarket approval trial was unparalleled in the aortic anatomy that was sought and treated. The intention of the trial was to target patients with 60° to 90° angulation in the infrarenal aortic neck, which constituted untreatable anatomy within the IFU of all existing endografts on the market.
Notably, the trial was designed to approximate what would occur in "real-world" use of the device by allowing the individual investigator to chose patients based on the inclusion/exclusion criteria, with no core lab assessment of anatomy prior to implantation.
The exclusion criteria included a centerline aortic neck length of < 15 mm from the lowest renal artery, or a superior mesenteric artery to AAA length of < 20 mm, in addition to neck or iliac artery diameters that fell outside the device IFU.
Patients were grouped based on neck angulation (< 60°, 60°–90°, > 90°). Extreme degrees of angulation were permitted in the presence of an aortic neck centerline length measurement of 15 mm. In the setting of a highly angulated neck, this length of landing zone is a remarkable inclusion criterion given the generally accepted philosophy that increasing neck angulation requires a longer landing zone to allow for graft to aortic wall apposition for proper seal and fixation. The 15-mm neck requirement was based on a centerline measurement on three-dimensional (3D) imaging, which does not accurately represent the true circumferential length of landing zone. The length along the lesser curvature of the neck decreases with increasing neck angulation and can be substantially shorter than 15 mm (Figure 2).
A group of open control subjects (n = 76) was enrolled and analyzed along with a Society for Vascular Surgery open control registry to provide a comparison to open AAA repair outcomes. A total of 210 patients underwent successful device placement, and the trial enrolled a majority of patients with neck angulations > 60° (n = 151). A group was enrolled with angulation < 60° for comparison to previous device trials, comparison to more angulated anatomy treated with Aorfix, and for training of the investigators.
Interestingly, as a result of differences between the measurement methodologies at the various investigational sites and the core lab, it was found that a substantial number of patients had neck lengths shorter than 15 mm (n = 62) and that many of the patients in the 60° to 90° angulation cohort were found in post hoc analysis by the core lab to have neck angulation in excess of 90° (n = 42). These patients certainly reflect real-world patient selection, as would be expected after device approval.
Despite these extreme anatomic inclusion criteria, the device fared well, with rates of endoleak, secondary intervention, and AAA remodeling rivaling all other existing infrarenal devices on the market. Limb occlusion rates also rivaled the existing devices on the market (Figure 3).
Notably, women represented 29% of the study cohort, more than double the percentage of women in previous infrarenal device trials. The percentage of women in each cohort of neck angulation increased with increasing angulation, representing 35% of patients with a neck angulation > 60°. Despite severe anatomy, women had similarly favorable results when compared to men and when compared to previous device studies.
Our participation in the PYTHAGORAS trial and subsequent implantations of the device at the University of Florida has been favorable, and this device has become our "go-to" device for patients with highly angulated necks. We have successfully treated both men and women with angulation as severe as 88° based on the trial neck measurement methodology (Figure 4). The patient depicted in Figure 4 has been followed for 4 years after treatment and has had near-complete remodeling around the graft. Interestingly, the neck angulation has decreased over time, with the aorta straightening along with the endograft, as demonstrated in the figure.
Graft deployment of Aorfix is somewhat different from other devices on the market, due in part to the fish mouth design of the proximal graft. The deployment system allows for partial deployment of the graft with repositioning after the proximal stents are exposed.
The lessons we have learned about deployment of the Aorfix endograft in patients with highly angulated necks relate to both preoperative planning and deployment. Careful attention to the preoperative 3D imaging is important for the success of the procedure, with special attention paid to the proper gantry angles necessary for orthogonal visualization of the renal artery origins.
Although the centerline neck length on preoperative imaging may seem well within the limitations of the graft, the practitioner should remember that there is sometimes a difference in measured neck and functional neck; you may not be able to use all of the neck measured along the centerline without optimal graft deployment. To that end, the deployment system will often lay to the side of the aorta opposite the side of delivery. Thus, consideration should be given to the direction of angulation and the lowest renal artery when choosing the side of delivery.
Further, the angulated aorta can change configuration with the stiff wires and deployment system in place, which may change the optimal gantry angle and the orientation necessary during graft deployment. A flush catheter for intermittent low-volume injections to confirm the location of the renal arteries is helpful, especially in difficult anatomy. The ultimate goal is to have the device align in a coaxial fashion to the walls of the aorta, which can be quite challenging in cases of extreme angulation.
Our preference is to partially deploy the graft 1 to 2 cm proximal to the intended landing zone, then retract to the proper position before full deployment. We treat these patients much like we would a FEVAR patient, paying close attention to the location and configuration of the renal arteries and making sure the gantry angle during deployment allows for utilization of every millimeter of landing zone. When possible, we prefer the lowest renal artery to sit in the mid-trough of the fish mouth of the graft after deployment. Taking advantage of the design intention provides transrenal fixation of the graft and increases the length of seal and fixation by utilizing the aortic wall proximal to the renal arteries.
The iliac limbs also have a fish mouth configuration at the distal end, which can allow for additional seal distal to the hypogastric artery when the trough is placed around the origin of the vessel. If a long length of landing zone is present, the limb can be deployed as you would any other device. This can be advantageous when iliac aneurysms are present, and in some instances, allows preservation of the hypogastric artery when a seal would have otherwise been compromised (Figure 5).
The PYTHAGORAS trial set out to recruit patients with highly challenging angled aortic necks that were off-label for other devices in the United States. In addition to this challenge, the trial included a substantial quantity of shorter and more angulated necks than was intended. Despite these real-world factors, the Lombard Aorfix device performed with outcomes similar to other devices studied in benign anatomy. Aorfix has extended the patient population that is anatomically suitable for infrarenal EVAR. Its innovative engineering makes off-label use of existing devices in patients with highly angulated necks unnecessary and has provided a novel answer to a difficult clinical problem.
Adam W. Beck, MD, is with the Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy, University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, Florida. He has disclosed that he receives research grant support from Cook Medical, W.L. Gore & Associates, Lombard Medical, and Medtronic, Inc. He is also a consultant for W.L. Gore & Associates and Medtronic, Inc. Dr. Beck may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kristina A. Giles, MD, is with the Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy, University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, Florida. She has stated that she has no financial interests related to this article.
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- Hobo R, Kievit J, Leurs LJ, Buth J; EUROSTAR Collaborators. Influence of severe infrarenal aortic neck angulation on complications at the proximal neck following endovascular AAA repair: a EUROSTAR study. J Endovasc Ther. 2007;14:1-11.
- Sweet MP, Fillinger MF, Morrison TM, Abel D. The influence of gender and aortic aneurysm size on eligibility for endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair. J Vasc Surg. 2011;54:931-937.
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Description Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-16 20:55:57 UTC
Description of problem: After installing USB printer and sharing it, it is not possible to print from OS X machine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): cups-1.2.12-4.fc7 How reproducible: print from OS X to a printer attached to FC7 Steps to Reproduce: 1.add new printer in OS X and select the one attached to FC7 box and make it default 2.print from OS X Actual results: OS X says 'printing error' Expected results: page should be printed Additional info: The printer is discovered by the OS X box just fine (thanks to MDNS support) and after it is added no page cannot be printed from any application. I have verified by tcpdump that the FC7 box receives traffic from the OS X box. Firewall and SELinux are disabled on the FC7 box. The log file says it all: [root@erazim cups]# tail access_log 10.0.1.50 - - [16/Oct/2007:22:33:57 +0200] "GET /printers/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1" 403 0 - - 10.0.1.50 - - [16/Oct/2007:22:35:30 +0200] "GET /printers/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1" 403 0 - - 10.0.1.50 - - [16/Oct/2007:22:35:30 +0200] "GET /printers/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1" 403 0 - - localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:21 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 327 CUPS-Get-Printers successful-ok localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:21 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 129 CUPS-Get-Classes successful-ok localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:21 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 122 Get-Printer-Attributes successful-ok localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:21 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 124 Get-Printer-Attributes successful-ok localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:22 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 203 Get-Printer-Attributes successful-ok localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:22 +0200] "GET /ppd/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1" 200 11232 - - localhost - - [16/Oct/2007:22:36:22 +0200] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 149 Get-Jobs successful-ok While the OS X box (10.0.1.50) uses '/printers' the localhost (FC7 box) uses '/ppd'.
Comment 1 Tim Waugh 2007-10-16 21:28:10 UTC
That isn't the problem, I'm afraid -- note the '200' status code, which means it was successful. Can you attach the PPD file you're using please, so I can test it with OS X here? Thanks.
Comment 2 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-18 18:28:43 UTC
No, the status code 200 is only reported for localhost and printing from the workstation to directly attached printer works fine. See the lines for 10.0.1.50 and the 403 codes - this means 'permission denied'. As for the PPD file: I am using Canon Pixma iP4200 driver which can be downloaded from http://software.canon-europe.com/files/soft24302/software/iP4200_Linux_260.tar.gz The PPD file itself is located in /usr/share/cups/model/canonip4200.ppd. 'printer2' is the name of the printer I have configured on 'localhost' which is FC7.
Comment 3 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-18 18:31:34 UTC
I think the problem is in the path. Compare the following: machine OS request (reported in log file) return code +------------+---------+-------------------------------------+--------------+ localhost FC7 GET /ppd/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1 200 10.0.1.50 OS X GET /printers/printer2.ppd HTTP/1.1 403
Comment 4 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-18 18:40:21 UTC
Created attachment 231381 [details]
traffic dump starting with autodetecting the printer
Attached is a dump of a traffic starting with MDNS based autoconfiguration of
the printer on the OS X machine and later followed by an attempt to print a
page. It is obvious that the server reports 403 (Permission denied) error to
the client (the OS X box).
Comment 5 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-18 19:11:55 UTC
I can now confirm it was indeed caused by wrong setting of access control in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf. Now the relevant section looks like this: <Location /printers/printer2> Order Deny,Allow Deny From All Allow From 127.0.0.1 Allow From 10.0.1.50 AuthType None </Location> and printing from 10.0.1.50 (OS X box) works fine. This is definitely a bug in system-config-printer because when I setup the printer first I entered name 'printer' and then tried another setting so I created 'printer2' and removed 'printer'. However, cupsd.conf still contained '/printers/printer' and not '/printers/printer2'. Also, setting of the hosts which are allowed to print is not possible via system-config-printer. And last but not least: even if the 'share all printers' is ticked in system-config-printer entries in cupsd.conf are still created with default deny setting.
Comment 6 Tim Waugh 2007-10-18 21:53:54 UTC
system-config-printer does not modify /etc/cups/cupsd.conf except for the 'Server Settings' Boolean values, and has not done so since Fedora Core 6. Whatever put that Location section in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf, it was not system-config-printer in Fedora 7. Is this an upgrade from Fedora Core 5 (or earlier) by any chance?
Comment 7 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-18 22:11:20 UTC
Weird. I am not 100% sure that the '/printers/printer' entry was not in cupsd.conf before I started configuring the printer but rational thinking makes me believe it could not be there. (I doubt that '/printers/printer' is some special entry installed by default) The upgrade path of the machine went like this: FC4 fresh install -> FC5 upgrade -> FC6 upgrade -> FC7 upgrade Anyway, configuring shared printer in FC7 is not user friendly, to put it lightly. This report should be at least switched to RFE and moved to appropriate component to make that problem addressed. Also, the printer is discovered automa(g)tically via mDNS/avahi but then it is not possible to print on it remotely. There should definitely be smarter. Not advertising the printer if it is in default deny state makes more sense.
Comment 8 Tim Waugh 2007-10-18 22:20:54 UTC
I think you've been unlucky in that upgrades leave cupsd.conf in exactly the state it was in. The whole idea in Fedora Core 6 and onwards is that we don't fiddle with configuration files but instead use the CUPS API for configuring it. I think you'll find that if you replace /etc/cups/cupsd.conf with the as-shipped version (there should be a /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.rpmnew file there), your experience will be a lot more user-friendly. Regarding the publishing of unprintable printers -- in Fedora Core 6 and onwards, unshared printers are *not* published. However, this particular printer was shared but not printable-to due to special policy written before the FC-6 upgrade. I really am going to stand by that the system-config-printer in F-7 did not put that Location section in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf. If it got there after your upgrade, some other application put it there. (You aren't using KDE by any chance..?)
Comment 9 Vladimir Kotal 2007-10-19 21:27:45 UTC
Hm, that's kind of sad backwards compatibility story. I'd expected that the application (seems there no such thing) responsible for configuring printing permissions would read cupsd.conf in and presented it to user which could make the changes via GUI and it will be then translated back to the ASCII representation and saved to cupsd.conf again. (and no, no KDE in sight :))
Comment 10 Tim Waugh 2008-01-10 17:42:08 UTC
So perhaps system-config-printer needs to detect this situation when it fetches cupsd.conf, and offer to update it. (Trouble is, this might be hard to get right.)
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dSpec, from Jody Dawkins of delphixtreme.com, has the same goal as DUnitAssertions: readable tests. Here are some examples from her post titled "dSpec Update":
Specify.That(Foo).Should.Equal(3); Specify.That(Bar).Should.Be.OfType(TBlueWidget); Specify.That(Baz).Should.Be.GreaterThan(50).And.Be.LessThan(60);
Thanks, Jody, for letting me know about dSpec. It looks pretty cool.
dSpec and DUnitAssertions take somewhat different approaches. dSpec uses what I would think of as more of a RhinoMocks-style syntax, whereas DUnitAssertions is more NUnitLite-like. But dSpec has one huge advantage over DUnitAssertions: it's released. (I'm still waiting for paperwork from Legal. Plus I'm not done yet.)
I'll probably keep working on DUnitAssertions, since I think there might be benefits to both approaches; perhaps someday we'll see something that combines the best of both. But I may well start using dSpec. If you're looking to write readable DUnit assertions today, dSpec is your ticket.
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In the world of studio monitors, Yamaha carries a bit of a stigma. Their legendary NS-10 monitors were ubiquitous in professional studios during the 1970's and 80's. You really couldn't get away from them. But they were also notorious for a terribly trashy high end that many found fatiguing, as well as muddy lows that lacked definition. But they also exposed issues with mixes for some engineers, who remain avid fans.
What does this have to do with the HS5?
Nothing. We just wanted to get it out of the way. Love them or hate them, NS10s are classics. Let's move on.
What you're here for is the kind of speaker that can help you improve your tracks and mixes, which is precisely what the HS5 and its big brother, HS8 can do.
First, specifications: An astonishing frequency response of 54 Hz to 30kHz(!) is what Yamaha claims for this speaker. A 5 inch, 45 watt woofer and a 1 inch, 25 watt tweeter crossover at 2 kHz with a bi-amp design to prevent muddled mids of a shared amplifier. Like most nearfield monitors of this size, it features a bass-reflex model to give you that rich bass you are looking for, without the massive monitor size.
When it comes to listening, it seems that there is actually a common thread between the Yamaha monitors of old and their modern designs: an uncompromising clarity that lets you perfectly hear what's happening in your mix as well as the classic white cone in a black box design. Whereas the NS-10s were derided for being harsh and fatiguing, the high end here is smooth and clear, while the bass remains satisfyingly tight and compact, perfect for the small studio.
And like many newer nearfields, Yamaha has given you some control over room behavior with a low shelf of -2 or -4 dB below 500 Hz. Handy guidelines give you some instruction on adjusting the position of the speakers and adjusting the lows to accommodate. It really does make a big difference when you're working in cramped quarters, and you'll find that the low shelf can really help cut down on room modes.
Also, Yamaha has given users a little more control over the high end, with a 2 dB boost or cut about 2 kHz, to help you with excessively live or dead rooms.
Everything comes through crystal-clear through these speakers, except for extreme lows, but for those frequencies, look to the HS7 or HS8, or you could always just augment the HS5 with a sub.
For such a small and inexpensive monitor, the HS5 will shed unprecedented light on your mixes, without the overbearing tones that Yamaha monitors have come to be known for. In this price range, there are few worthy competitors, making the Yamaha HS series an incredible investment for your home studio.
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Some people has an obsessions and passion about how to dress chic and stylish effortlessly, We can see a lot of women have a high enthusiasm in styling their clothing and creating new ideas every day. Every woman by her nature is having some sense in fashion styling, she know how to mix colors together and match fabrics and accessories in a chic way.
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Crimson Alive: Genesis of The Heretic
|Crimson Alive: Genesis of The Heretic
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|Basic Information
|Video Game
|Crimson Alive
|Retail Features
|Japanese Release Date(s)
|August 17, 2003
|Awards | Changelog | Cheats | Codes
Codex | Compatibility | Covers | Credits | DLC | Help
Localization | Manifest | Modding | Patches | Ratings
Reviews | Screenshots | Soundtrack
Videos | Walkthrough
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Crimson Alive: Genesis of The Heretic (クリムゾン アライヴ ジェネシス オブ ザ ヘレティック), is a Japanese freeware dōjin 2D fighting game for Microsoft Windows.
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A 2D fighting game that doujin circle "KeroPyon" has developed. Works ASCII 2D Fighting Maker 2nd. Upon the first of his masterpiece of the same circle of "Crimson Alive" series, sequel to "BURST AGAIN", and "EXTREME ENCOUNTER" has appeared then. Fine game system has been adopted many, bargaining in the local local has become a very fun game.
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Memory Lane Memorials silk & fresh flowers for grave-side presentation. Our church offers columbarium space for members. Memory Lane Memorials ships select small crypt and niche arrangements that may easily be placed. They coordinate with church personnel to facilitate placements. They are looking out for you.
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Operation Barbarossa was the name of axis Germany's attempt to invade the Soviet Union. The operation started the 22nd of June 1941 and stretched to December 5th 1941. Axis power's overall goal was to take control of the Soviet Union and their oil fields which were within it, the attack stretched to thousand miles from the black sea to the northern cape. Hitler deployed some 1.5millon troops from already German occupied Poland Finland and Romania know as in the form of blitzkrieg attacks.
Within a single week Germanys forces had advanced some 3000 kilometers into soviet territory, destroyed close to 4000 planes and killed /captured or wounded some 60,000 Red Army troops. The scale and strength of this operation had been unseen at this point in time and still has not been replicated to this day. Aside from the pure man power and feet on ground that Germany employed, they also had up to 3000 tanks, 2000-5000 aircraft and 7000-20,000 pieces of artillery scattered along the frontier. This occurred over the course of a few months and many more casualties to both sides. Germany had their eyes set on Moscow the capital of soviet of union. But they did not succeed they were halted by the famous Russian General, General Winter. This was not the only thing that slowed and or eventually stopped their invasion. Local snow falls and weather conditions slowed groups of Germanys tanks essential to the invasion. Along with Russian forces and tactics it was inevitable they were going to fail.
After failing to invade Moscow, Germany's plans to take over the Soviet Union had to be revised. Hitler blamed the local weather. This was a factor however; Germany's forces underestimated such a large enterprise that Russia concealed.
I truly believe that this was one of the main turning points in Axis power fall. They were so close to the goal but never succeed. They lost 775,000 soldiers to the operation and with such huge casualties returning home to a driven and right-wing Germany with nothing to show servilely damaged Germany's moral as an army and country. Considering they were unable to capture the oil fields Baku they lost much more then they gained in any way. considering Hitler had realized that Germany's oil sources were running low and he had no way to gain more resources.
After operation Barbarossa, Germany walked away empty handed and defeated and until this point this was unheard of. After losing valuable men, resources slowly started changing for Axis Germany and due to this and the moral hit Germany took, I believe this was one of the major reasons they lost the war. It also changed the political landscape of Europe at the same time, giving allied forces hope and belief that Germany was beatable. It opened a window which the allied forces took advantage of, and the rest is history
All and all operation Barbarossa impacted Germany and the world around it massively. It changed the way the world looked and felt about Germany. Germans themselves even changed the way they thought about their country, its capability and even their leader, this warped political views and was a key turning point and part of axis Germanys down fall and eventual loss of the war. It was truly a crucial part of world war.
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AI to the fore in war on cyberattacks
CYBERATTACKS from nation-states may have hogged the limelight, but the startling truth is that most cyber attacks are driven by organised criminal gangs targeting profits.
With such attacks becoming more frequent, more sophisticated - and more damaging to a company's customers and other stakeholders - the traditional "moat-and-firewall" security measures are no longer enough, said Lee Hui Li, IBM Asia-Pacific vice-president for global business partners.
Artificial intelligence technologies and increased collaboration between the public and private sectors will be crucial in the war against cyber crime.
"Like a human immune system, today's cybersecurity defences need to find those attacks that will eventually breach a perimeter, quarantine and remediate them, across an organisation's data, applications, mobile and end-point devices," she said.
Noting that many organisations use up to 50 security products from some 80 vendors, she added: "Non-integrated, point-product security solutions are insufficient."
More attention is being paid to cybersecurity now. The world was caught offguard in May, when a ransomware virus known as WannaCry spread across the globe, disrupting hospitals and factories; it reportedly affected 200,000 victims in at least 150 countries.
Singapore's critical sectors like finance, telecommunications and energy emerged relatively unscathed, but the digital signage in some malls supplied by local firm MediaOnline broke down, and computers tied to some 500 Internet accounts were infected.
Cyber crimes in Singapore nearly doubled in proportion between 2014 and last year, rising from 7.9 per cent to 13.7 per cent of all crimes, a report by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) released in September found.
Some 15 per cent of all cyber crimes in Singapore involve unauthorised access to computer material; 83 per cent involved online cheating.
Globally, the number of records compromised from data breaches surged multiple-fold - from 600 million in 2015 to more than four billion last year, a study by IBM Security involving 8,000 companies found.
Separately, another study last year found that more than half of companies (53 per cent) surveyed suffered at least one data breach in the past two years.
Such breaches are also becoming more expensive for companies; the average cost to resolve them has grown nearly 30 per cent over the past three years to US$4 million.
Worryingly, some 66 per cent of the 2,400 security and IT professionals who responded said they are not confident in their organisation's ability to effectively recover from such an attack.
With four-fifths of all cyber attacks driven by highly-organised crime rings in which data, tools and expertise are widely shared, the public and private sectors need to collaborate more in sharing data in order to fight back more effectively, said Ms Lee.
IBM has opened its collection of security threat data - one of the largest in the world - to the public through its cyberthreat portal, X-Force Exchange.
In Singapore, there are also concerns that while government agencies have accumulated much experience in the areas of cyber usage and security, businesses here are lacking in risk awareness and digital capability.
The government aims to address this through advisories on the website of the Singapore Computer Emergency Response Team (SingCERT), which will warn companies of ongoing online threats and how they can be dealt with.
The Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) is setting up a SME Digital Tech Hub by the end of the year to provide SMEs in-person advice on areas such as cybersecurity.
Increasingly, given the amount of data that security analysts need to process, artificial-intelligence technologies (also known as cognitive technologies) will be necessary, Ms Lee said.
For instance, companies on average face 200,000 security events each day. Every year, they spend, on average, 21,000 hours each, chasing false positives.
On top of that, 80 per cent of the world's data is unstructured. This kind of data, including those in blogs, articles and reports, are inaccessible by traditional security tools.
"There are an estimated 60,000 security blogs published each month, and 10,000 security reports published each year," she said. "At the same time, there is a looming security skills shortage, with nearly two million jobs projected to be open by 2020."
Cognitive technologies can address these issues, she said. These can harness the same types of unstructured information that security analysts use; they learn as they go along, recognising terms and making connections between them so that it eventually understands questions and uses reason to provide answers.
Watson, IBM's cognitive system, has been trained in the language of cybersecurity after having been fed thousands of documents to build up its knowledge. The system, officially launched this year, has analysed more than a million security documents over the past year and is now analysing an additional 15,000 each day, said Ms Lee.
Some clients have detected security breaches 50 times faster than manual security analysis in early usage of the system, known as Watson for Cyber Security.
IBM estimates that cybercrime could cost the global economy more than US$2 trillion by 2019, so the cybersecurity business is hardly an elementary matter.
Ms Lee said: "We've had immense interest from organisations right across the Asia-Pacific, with a number of organisations and business partners now beginning to leverage Watson for Cyber Security."
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Click lock laminate flooring is very easy and quick to install, it doesn`t require any special tools or use of glue. Laminate click lock flooring tiles are made on tongue and groove system. You simply lay laminate flooring tiles next to each other, click them together and you are done. Laminate click flooring installation is usually done lengthwise in the direction of rooms light source. You place the first row of click lock laminate flooring tiles few millimetres away from the wall so there is some space left for expansion. When you complete your first row, you simply start to lay other laminate flooring tiles next to the first row. If you need to cut click lock laminate flooring tiles, make sure you cut them with decorative side faced down.
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Downlink cellular network analysis with LOS/NLOS propagation and elevated base stations
IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, 2017
In this paper, we investigate the downlink performance of dense cellular networks with elevated base stations (BSs) using a channel model that incorporates lineofsight (LOS)/non-line-of-sight (NLOS) propagation into both small-scale and large-scale fading. Modeling LOS fading with Nakagami-m fading, we provide a unified framework based on stochastic geometry that encompasses both closest and strongest BS association. Our study is particularized to two distancedependent LOS/NLOS models of practical interest. Considering the effect of LOS propagation alone, we derive closed-form expressions for the coverage probability with Nakagami-m fading, showing that the performance for strongest BS association is the same as in the case of Rayleigh fading, whereas for closest BS association it monotonically increases with the shape parameter m. Then, focusing on the effect of elevated BSs, we show that network densification eventually leads to near-universal outage even for moderately low BS densities: in particular, the maximum area spectral efficiency is proportional to the inverse of the square of the BS height.
|Downlink cellular network analysis with LOS/NLOS propagation and elevated base stations
|Coverage probability, elevated base stations, Nakagami-m fading, performance analysis, stochastic geometry, ultra-dense networks, 5G
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Most guys, and many women, don't have a full understanding of the female sexual anatomy. For women, this knowledge can come through personal exploration and experimentation.
For guys, a guided tour is needed.
This article introduces and discusses the major elements of vagina anatomy, offering a sort of road map for future exploration.
Vagina Anatomical Diagram
|A Hood of clitoris
|B Clitoris
|C Opening of urethra
|D Inner labia
|E Outer labia
|F Opening of vagina
|G Vestibule
|H Residual hymen tissue
I Anus
.The hood of the clitoris (A) is a sort of sleeve of skin that protects the sensitive clitoris (B).
Sometimes the opening of the urethra (C) gets confused with the clitoris by guys who don't know their vagina anatomy. If you make that mistake, she'll set you right in about three seconds. Women are much more susceptible to urinary tract infections than men, so don't mess with the urethra unless she asks you to.
The inner (D) and outer (E) labias are sensitive and should not be neglected during foreplay or cunnilingus.
The opening of the vagina (G) is sensitive, and the vaginal canal (see below) for the first two inches. Remember that when you're playing with sex toys. Deeper penetration, beyond the first two inches, often isn't necessary.
The anus (I) isn't designed for sex but nonetheless many couples engage in anal penetration and anal sex. Make sure you don't cross-contaminate the vagina with anything that's touched the anus. Use lots of lube and go easy.
Vagina Anatomy: The Incredible Visible Woman
In this diagram you can see approximately where the vagina is in relation to the bladder and anus. The urethra is between the clitoris and vaginal opening -- don't worry if you lick it a few times, but don't mess with it too much.
The G spot is about two inches inside the vagina, on the belly side. It's a rough patch about the size of a quarter that you should feel when the woman's aroused. When you're stimulating the G spot, you're actually rubbing a series of glands through the vagina wall - glands that line a section of the urethra. These glands function similarly to the male prostate.
The pubic bone is an important part of vagina anatomy, even though you wouldn't think so. In the proper sexual positions, the pubic bone grinds against the man's pelvis, mashing the clitoris in between and allowing a woman to have an orgasm during sex. Woman-on-top positions are best for this, but putting a pillow under her bottom during missionary-position sex works as well.
Everything else you need to know about vagina anatomy you can learn from your partner. Ask questions, experiment with different types of touch and touching in different places.
You don't need to be an anatomist to give a woman an orgasm. But a little knowledge goes a long way.


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It's one of the most shocking films at Venice this year, and it comes out of Korea, like one of the frontrunners,
Kim Ki-duk
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The Weight
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The Weight
is not an easy ride for audiences. The director calls it "a fable for adults that reflects on reality. I found this the best way to recount the hardships of the times we live in."
The claustrophobic, "corpse-like" setting calls to mind Pablo Larrain's
Post Mortem
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The Weight
The Hunchback of Notre Dame,
hinging, naturally, on the deformity of their main characters. At a formal level, the filmmaker - who also has a "Town Trilogy" to his credit - admits he owes much to Wong Kar-wai.
"By means of a cast of characters physically and existentially challenged in various ways, who cross paths at the morgue," the director says, "I wanted to show the burden of human beings' existences in the form of a grotesque fantasy'. By describing these people with all their traumas and repressed desires through the sad yet poetic story of the hunchback," he goes on, "I hoped that the film would be carried by a new kind of cinematic energy, never seen before."
And thanks to the marvelous precision of its directing, photography and editing,
The Weight
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Mercury in Sagittarius
I'm here at home sitting in my armchair, listening to my mind at play.
I'm building buildings, I'm ploughing hilltops, I'm crossing oceans… only thinking.
… I could go anywhere, do anything…only thinking.
There's a line in the great Aussie movie The Castle where Dale Kerrigan is introducing us to his family.
'Steve is also and ideas man- that's why Dad calls him the ideas man.'
Miss 17 and I love the movie and love that line. We say it to each other all the time.
'You're an ideas girl, Mum.'
'You're an ideas girl, Sares.'
A lot of our ideas come when we're walking- something we do together at 6am most weekdays. It's a little like an active meditation. It's something about the sun coming up, the birds waking up, the smell of the gums and banksias and whatever else is in bloom that pushes the narrow chatter of detail from our brains and opens our thoughts up to something more expansive.
We'll talk about everything from the things we'd invent if we could (mine is the inbuilt drum kit in car steering wheels), to what events each group of birds would be in if there was an Olympics (the ducks were doing synchronized flying the other morning), to where the snails live when its dry, to seriously where does that much mucous come from when you have a cold. The big stuff: 'if you could be any road sign, what would it be?' For the record, mine would be 'dangerous curves.'
We also solve more relevant problems, like the issues she could be having with her business studies assignment, or the character problems in her short story for English, or the major work she's undertaking for Visual Art for her HSC.
When we're walking it's as if our minds are cleared from the everyday and the horizons to our thinking are pushed past where we can see them.
I used to get the same effect from swimming. She says that she does too- the meditation of the black line.
For Mercury in Sagittarius the mind is expansive and every idea a journey- albeit one with many distractions, rambles and stop-overs along the way. This post will be much the same, I suspect.
According to a podcast I listened to in the car the other day, the human brain is hard wired to be able to deal with distractions. The theory being that the simple act of focusing too hard for too long on something could have dire or even fatal consequences.
Whilst cavemen didn't have the ding of an email arrival or the tweet of a new twitter entry to distract them from what they were supposed to be doing, they did have other concerns. Imagine concentrating all your energy on, I don't know, making a slingshot only to have a lion eat you because you weren't alert to the distractions.
The question the host asked was: Were Ugg and Thug Multi-taskers? Mercury in Sagittarius certainly is! That was going to be the title of this blog….except that I usually use song titles or lyrics.
The premise is that "expansive environments… inspire expansive thoughts." And there is no more expansive thinker than Mercury in Sagittarius. Not only are his ideas big, in fact bigger than big, but it doesn't occur to him that they can possibly fail. Mercury in Sagittarius is not just a big thinker, he is an optimistic big thinker. But this isn't just normal glass half full optimism, Sagittarius optimism is an absolute faith in the future, the Sun will come back out tomorrow type of optimism.
In Sagittarius, Mercury is really not big on details or organization- that's what Gemini and Virgo are good for. The Sagittarian concept is too big for that…besides, details just put limitations and boundaries around what is possible.
The Jupiter ruled Pisces Mercury is similar. In Pisces, Mercury has dreams, in Sagittarius his restless, eternally distracted mind plans only for the future. In Sagittarius he has vision and Big Ideas.
In order to think this big, Mercury in Sagittarius needs room and freedom to move. The more space the better. His thirst for knowledge is immense- but not in any dry, abstract sense. He needs to have a passion for the subject in order to have his interest maintained.
And if he has a passion for a subject? It's communicated with immense enthusiasm- perhaps even that of a zealot. At his worst, he will preach rather than discuss- not because he wants to push his ideas down your throat, but because it simply doesn't occur to him that his beliefs will not also be good for you too.
Mercury in Sagittarius is open-minded, but also has his own blind spots. He is moralistic and intolerant of prejudice- unless it is his own. He is a straight talker but a crappy listener. He can be tactless and politically incorrect. He does, however, mean well.
He doesn't do spin and, unless he has the Moon in a water sign, or his Sun in Scorpio, won't pick up on underlying tensions- he simply doesn't have the inclination to do anything other than tell it as it is.
If you aren't fine, don't tell him that you are…fine, that is. He doesn't do sub-titles. Want to piss off a Sagittarian? Too easy- talk in riddles, subtleties and hints. Whilst he loves fun, and laughs easily (and can often make those around him laugh easily), he doesn't play mind games.
For the next few weeks, allow your thoughts to fly, think big, dream big, plan big…Let them soar, like a balloon…you've got plenty of time to put reality into practice when Mercury shifts into Capricorn.
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Oil may last for 50 years or 100 years and the UAE does not have to be entirely dependent on fossil fuels and alternative sustainable solutions for the next generation must be found, a symposium was told at Zayed University on Wednesday.
Khalil Ailabouni, a senior Emirati journalist in Abu Dhabi who contributed to the founding of Abu Dhabi Radio station said this while speaking at a symposium on 'The Historic Abu Dhabi Oil Discovery Anniversary' at the Zayed University in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
For the first time, the oil in Abu Dhabi was discovered in Habshan, Al Gharbia on October 24 in 1960.
It was organised by the Zayed Centre for Studies and Research in collaboration with the university.
"Shaikh Zayed told us that we don't want our young generations to face similar difficulties we faced in deserts so we have to do something for the future of our youngsters and find renewable energy solutions," Ailabouni said.
"I was with Shaikh Zayed when he said 'the people of the UAE have survived for hundreds of years without oil, and are capable, if necessary, of living without it for many more centuries'," he said.
"I know our economy and national progress depend on oil, but this does not mean oil is everything for us. For the UAE, oil is a means and not an end in itself. The UAE will use oil only in the way she judges it to be compatible with her political, social and progressive programme," Ailabouni quoted Shaikh Zayed.
A historian, David Heard, who came to Abu Dhabi in 1963 as a petroleum engineer, and remained ever since, said, "I remember in those days there were no roads, harbours or even airports nearby. We landed on the Sabkha, an area of coastal flats, tracks were graded to make roads and a jetty was constructed at Ras Ghanadah, which is located close to the town of Ghantoot, about 90 kilometres northwest of the capital, to accept barges and the landing craft."
The oil was discovered in Habshan in 1960 but challenges remained the same. Those days, the communications in deserts and rest of the world, was a big challenge, he said.
Masdar which has been contributing towards the renewable energy is praiseworthy and that Abu Dhabi needs to lower its fossil fuel dependency and move towards greener future, Heard said.
Abdullah Al Saleh, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy for Foreign Trade and Industry, said, "The United Nations reports confirm that more than half of the world's population live in civilised areas. This percentage is growing annually and is expected to add about 2.5 billion people to civilised life by 2050. This means that the proportion of the population around the world who live in these areas will reach 65 per cent by 2050, hence the increased energy demands."
According to reports by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) from the World Oil Outlook, the demand for energy sources is expected to increase by 40 per cent by 2040.
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Renewable and solar energy sources nowadays are not only proving to the world that they are environmentally friendly but they are economically cheaper than conventional resources of power generations.
Speaking to Gulf News on sideline of the symposium at Zayed University, Abdulaziz Al Obaidli, Acting General Manager of Shams Power Company, said, "Of course, the tariff for renewable and solar energies are cheaper than conventional resources of power production. It's been proved and now the world is looking towards the UAE."
The UAE has set a new record in the market and proved to the world that renewable energy from solar becomes much cheaper than producing electricity from conventional way — gas, fuel and coal, said Al Obaidli.
"Approximately between $3 and $3.5 for a kilowatt per hour when it comes from conventional power plants by firing gas for example. But today in solar plants of Masdar, its tariff is Dh2.99 [below 3 dollars] for one kilowatt per hour," he said.
Even Saudi Arabia solar project's tariff is around $1.8 per kilowatt per hour, Al Obaidli said.
"All these new records for the cost of generation of electricity are proving to the world that solar and renewable energies are not only environmental choice now, even it's economical choice, too," he said.
Now the UAE is moving ahead very well to start achieving its sustainable renewable energy goals as Abu Dhabi aims to get its 7 per cent energy from renewable resources by 2020, while Dubai aims to achieve its 75 per cent energy demands from its renewable energy sources by 2050, he said.
"We hope to achieve this target," he said.
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MotoGP champion Marc Marquez's accident-packed season continued at Aragon when he crashed out for the fifth time in 13 races.
While his previous falls resulted from an inherent lack of rear grip on the 2015 Honda, the young Spaniard took full responsibility for the Aragon exit, which occurred as he chased down race leader Jorge Lorenzo on lap 2.
"This time, no. This one was completely my mistake," Marquez said, when asked if the engine had been a factor.
Marquez low-sided at the apex of Turn 12, clinging desperately to his RC213V as he ploughed into the gravel. But the battering rendered his bike unrideable, bringing a frustrating end to a home race he had started from pole.
"Today I can only apologise to the team and the fans, because we were working very well and we had a very good pace all weekend," Marquez said. "On the second lap, when braking for Turn 12, I made a mistake and lost the front. It was my fault and I apologise.
"Maybe the fact that I didn't have anything to lose and it was a home grand prix, I pushed too much. It was not necessary because in one lap I had already caught Jorge.
"Maybe with a full fuel tank, also maybe the tyres were maybe not at the correct temperature, but I did a mistake. I lost the front and I'm sorry.
"When a season is not going well for you, then nothing goes your way, and it seems that this season we are finding things hard.
"On the other hand I'm really happy for the team because this weekend we worked really good and I feel we have enough pace, set-up and everything to fight for the victory.
"But to beat Lorenzo I had to push at the start. Dani and Valentino lose [to Lorenzo] in this first part of the race and then they had the same distance to him after.
"I knew with the new tyres he was really fast. But maybe I tried to go too quick. Next time, when I lose at the start I need to recover the distance step-by-step.
"The real key is to be right behind Jorge from the first corner."
Aragon was Marquez's first race crash since reverting to a 2014 chassis at Assen, seven races ago. In-between the mishaps, Marquez has won four races.
Despite the Aragon DNF, a Repsol Honda still finished on the podium with team-mate Dani Pedrosa claiming second after a thrilling battle with championship leader Valentino Rossi.
"Dani did a really good race. I think here and Malaysia are his favourite tracks and also he is very competitive," Marquez said.
"But what I see - because I was able to watch almost all the race! - he was struggling a lot in the first laps with the front and then in the last laps with the rear grip.
"I think the Yamaha was one step in front because Valentino was catching him a lot in the acceleration, but he did really great last laps and I enjoyed it a lot on the TV."
Marquez, who had already acknowledged that his hopes of a perfect third MotoGP title are over, remains third in the standings but is now 79 points from Rossi.
Lorenzo's performance, which cut Rossi's advantage to just 14 points, underlined Marquez's opinion that the #99 clearly has the edge in terms of raw speed.
"We already say, and it's easy to see, that Jorge is faster," he said of the Lorenzo-Rossi title fight. "but Valentino is able to take 100% profit. Maybe today he didn't expect Dani.
"Valentino did a great job, he took 16 points, but Jorge in Silverstone was fastest, in Misano was the fastest and here again was one of the fastest.
"So looks like if in normal conditions Jorge is faster, but you never know because Japan, Australia, Malaysia and Valencia it can rain."
Marquez crashes while chasing down leader Lorenzo! #AragonGP #MotoGP race pic.twitter.com/jJNF1Wsr1G-- Crash.net MotoGP (@crash_motogp) September 27, 2015