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Patent US20070225569 - Wound retraction apparatus and method - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA surgical wound retractor is adapted to dilate a wound stretchable to a desired diameter, the retractor includes a first ring having a diameter greater than that desired for the wound and being adapted for disposition interiorly of the wound. A second ring has a diameter greater than that desired for...http://www.google.com/patents/US20070225569?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20070225569 - Wound retraction apparatus and methodAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20070225569 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 11/755,305Publication dateSep 27, 2007Filing dateMay 30, 2007Priority dateAug 22, 2003Also published asUS6958037, US7238154, US7377898, US8388526, US20040049099, US20050288558, US20080200767, US20130217973Publication number11755305, 755305, US 2007/0225569 A1, US 2007/225569 A1, US 20070225569 A1, US 20070225569A1, US 2007225569 A1, US 2007225569A1, US-A1-20070225569, US-A1-2007225569, US2007/0225569A1, US2007/225569A1, US20070225569 A1, US20070225569A1, US2007225569 A1, US2007225569A1InventorsRichard Ewers, John Brustad, Edward Pingleton, Nabil Hilal, Payam Adlparvar, Scott Taylor, Gary Dulak, Michael Dunn, Norman Morales, Charles Hart, Robert BowesOriginal AssigneeApplied Medical Resources CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (5), Classifications (12), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetWound retraction apparatus and methodUS 20070225569 A1Abstract A surgical wound retractor is adapted to dilate a wound stretchable to a desired diameter, the retractor includes a first ring having a diameter greater than that desired for the wound and being adapted for disposition interiorly of the wound. A second ring has a diameter greater than that desired for the wound and is adapted for disposition exteriorly of the wound. A plurality of retraction elements are disposed in a generally cylindrical relationship to each other, between the first ring and the second ring. These elements extend through the wound to exert a radial retraction force on the wound which is dependent on the distance separating the first ring and the second ring Retraction elements, both distensible and non-distensible are contemplated with appropriate attachment means at the rings to provide for variations in the retraction force. With a suitable retraction sleeve, a third ring can be provided to form a circumferential retainer to vary the retraction force. Rings can also be made inflatable or self-expanding to vary the retraction force An associated method includes the step of rolling the second ring circumferentially of the third ring to form the circumferential retainer. Images(13) Claims(3)
This embodiment is adapted for opening the wound 10 in the abdominal wall 11 and for maintaining the wound 10 in the open configuration to allow access into the abdominal cavity The device includes the sheath 28 a which lines the wound 10 to prevent or limit the risk of portsite metastasis, and the outer ring 16 a which has internal threads 70. The outer ring 16 a also includes a sealing surface 72 at its base which is designed to seal against the exterior surface of the abdominal wall 11. The device further comprises the thin film sheath 28 a with a ring 74, having external threads 76, which is attached to the proximal end of the sheath 28 a, and with the inner ring 14 a attached to the distal end of the sheath 28 a. The inner ring 14 a is designed to be placed inside the wound 10 while the rings 16 a and 74 remains external to the wound 10. Once the inner ring 14 a is placed inside the wound 10 and into the peritoneal cavity, the outer ring 16 a can be rotated clockwise relative to the inner ring 14 a. As the internal thread 70 on the outer ring 16 a engage the external threads 76 on the ring 74, the ring 74 is drawn proximally stretching the sheath 28 a. This opens the wound 10 and draws both the outer ring 16 a and the inner ring 14 a toward the abdominal wall 11. A primary seal is created between the inner ring 14 a and the abdominal wall 11, while a secondary seal is formed between the surface 72 of the outer ring 16 a and the exterior surface of the abdominal wall 11. A sealing cap 81 can then be attached to the proximal end of the outer ring 16 a to permit insufflation and otherwise facilitate a laparoscopic procedure. The sealing cap 81 can be removed at any time to allow conversion from laparoscopic surgery to open surgery. Perhaps the most significant advantage associated with this embodiment is that the device enables a surgeon to retract and protectively line an abdominal wall incision, while being able to easily adjust the retractor 12 a to accommodate variations from patient to patient in the thickness of the abdominal wall 11. The device effectively seals around the interior and exterior of the wound 10, which allows the sealing cap 81 to be attached to seal the abdominal cavity and enable a laparoscopic procedure to be performed. Another embodiment of the retractor 12 is illustrated in FIGS. 10-14 where elements of structure similar to those previously discussed are designated with the same reference numeral followed by the lower case letter �b.� In this embodiment, the retractor 12 b includes the thin film sheath 28 b which lines the wound to prevent or limit the risk of portsite metastasis. The inner and outer rings, 14 b and 16 b, respectively, are attached to opposing ends of the sheath 28 b in the manner previously described. However, in this embodiment, a third ring 83 is fixed to the sheath 28 b between the rings 14 b and 16 b. In order to achieve the desired retraction, the inner ring 14 b is positioned interiorly of the abdominal wall 11 as illustrated in FIG. 11A. Then the sheath 28 b is pulled outwardly through the wound 10, tensioning the sheath 28 b and causing the abdominal wall 11 to retract or open as illustrated in FIG. 11B. At this point, it is desirable to maintain the retraction by preventing the sheath 28 b from pulling back into the wound 10. This maintenance of tension on the sheath 28 b is addressed in a unique manner with the embodiment of FIG. 10 wherein the rings 16 b and 83 are preferably provided with elastromeric characteristics. In the manner illustrated in FIG. 12, the ring 16 b can be moved distally over the ring 83. This creates a circumferential retainer or ring bundle 85 which is illustrated in the perspective view of FIG. 13. In this process, the ring 16 b is stretched circumferentially outwardly of the ring 83 to form the bundle 85. This formation is further illustrated in the cross section schematic view of FIG. 14 where the bundle 85 of elastomeric rings presses against the outer surface of the abdominal wall 11 to maintain tension on the sleeve 28 b. With reference to FIG. 15, it will be appreciated that the ring bundle 85 can be further rotated to move the third ring 83 outwardly and distally of the ring 16 b as required to produce and maintain the desired tension on the sheath 28 b. With the embodiment of FIG. 10, retraction is achieved by positioning the ring 83 above the ring 16 b, and pulling the sheath 28 b upwardly from the wound 10 (FIG. 12). The sheath is prevented from pulling back into the incision by stretching the ring 83 out, around, and under the ring 16 b. The degree of retraction or how much the sheath is pulled upwardly, is depended on the height of the ring 83 about the abdominal wall 11. This height can be adjusted in the embodiment of FIG. 16 wherein elements of structure similar to those previously described are designated with the same reference numeral followed by the lower case letter �c.� In this embodiment, the ring 83 c can be disconnected from and moved relative to the sheath 28 c. At a desired location above the inner ring 14 c, the ring 83 c can be fixed to the sheath 28 c, for example by a clip 87. Clamps or clips may be used to lock the movable ring at the appropriate height as shown in FIG. 16. Also, a series of open loops 88 (FIG. 17) or tracks 89 (FIG. 18) can be fixed to the sheath 28 c at different distances from the inner ring 14 c to hold the ring 83 c at different heights. Alternatively, as illustrated in FIG. 19, the moveable ring 83 can be formed as two complimentary rings. The outer ring 16 b can be disposed outwardly of the sheath 28 c and a fourth ring 90 can be disposed inwardly of the sheath 28 c. These two rings 14 c and 90 function to clamp the sheath 28 c so that the ring 83 c is maintained in a fixed position by the complimentary locking ring 90. The inner locking rings 83 c and 90 of the FIG. 19 embodiment provide for simple operation of the retractor 12. These interlocking rings 83 and 90 can be pushed down so that they rest on the outer surface of the abdominal wall 11. As the sheath 28 c is drawn upwardly to achieve the proper degree of tension, it is easily moved between the rings 83 c and 90 However, any tendency of this sheath 28 c to move back into the wound site merely tightens the interlocking relationship of the rings 83 c and 90. Thus, the desired degree of tension is maintained on the sheath 28 c until it is again pulled to release the locking ring 90 from the ring 83 c. In still a further embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 20, several intermediate rings, 92, 94, 96 and 98 can be provided between the inner ring 14 c and the outer ring 16 c. With this embodiment, the rings, such as the ring 16 c, 92 and 94, disposed outwardly of the abdominal wall 11 can be rolled into the ring bundle 85 c to maintain the desired tension on the sheath 28 c. In this case, the rings 96 and 98, which are not included in the ring bundle 85 c, contact the abdominal wall 11 to provide increased friction and perhaps increased retraction at the wound site. A further advantage of these embodiments is that they enable the surgeon to retract and protectively cover the wound 10 while permitting adjustment of the retractor 12 c to variations in thickness of the abdominal wall 11. These devices provide an airtight seal around the wound 10, thus allowing an airtight cap or access port to be attached to enable laparoscopic surgery. Furthermore, usage of these devices is simple in that retraction can be achieved with one motion by grasping the proximal ring 16 c and pulling it up from the wound 10 and then merely releasing it. The one-way characteristics of the interlocking rings 83 c and 90 are illustrated in the progressive views of FIGS. 21 and 22. With reference to these figures, it can be seen that retraction is maintained by preventing the sheath 28 c from pulling back into the wound 10 by means of the one-way operation of the interlocking rings 83 c and 90. The sheath 28 c slides easily through the interlocking rings 83 c and 90 in the upper direction, but is prevented from sliding through the rings 83 c and 90 in the downward direction. In order to disengage or separate the interlocking rings 83 c and 90, one need only re-tension the sheath 28 c by pulling it proximally thereby unlocking the rings 83 c and 90. This enables the ring 83 c to be removed from the sheath 28 c in order to remove the retractor 12 from the wound site. Other one-way mechanisms can be formed, for example, with a wedge 92 as illustrated in FIGS. 23A and 23B, a one-way roller 94 as illustrated in FIG. 24, or a one-way ratchet 96 as illustrated in FIG. 25. Bumps, over-braid, threads or coatings on the sheath 28 can be added for additional traction using these one-way mechanisms. Alternatively, features such as indentations or protrusions on the sheath 28 can permit it to pass in only one direction. A further embodiment of the wound retractor 12 is illustrated in FIGS. 26 and 27 wherein elements of structure are similar to those previously described or designated with the same reference numeral followed by the lower case letter �d.� These embodiments include an expandable foam annulus 101 which is disposed in a compartment 103 sealed by a valve 104. This compartment 103 is formed between the rings 14 d and 16 d, and proximate the outer ring 16 d. In this location, the compartment 103 is operatively disposed exteriorly of the abdominal wall 11. As in any of the embodiments previously disclosed, a sealing cap 105 can be disposed over the outer ring 16 d to facilitate laparoscopic surgery. After the retractor 12 d is operatively disposed as illustrated in FIG. 27. The valve 104 can be opened to permit air into the cavity 103. This also permits the foam annulus 101 to expand as illustrated in FIG. 27 thereby elevating the ring 16 d above the abdominal wall 11 and tensioning the sheath 28 d. As the annular foam 101 expands to a high profile state, seals are formed on both sides of the wall 11 around the sheath 28 d. In addition, the wall 11 is retracted from the wound 10. To remove the wound retractor 12 from the patient, the surgeon simply opens the valve 104 and pulls the inner ring 14 d out through the wound 10. While an expandable foam is described for this embodiment, additional materials could be utilized which expand upon contact with the inlet air. One advantage associated with this embodiment is that the device enables a surgeon to quickly retract and protectively line an abdominal wall incision while being able to easily accommodate variations from patient to patient in the thickness of the abdominal wall. In addition. The device effectively seals around the interior and exterior of the incision, and allows a sealing cap to be attached to seal the abdominal cavity and to enable a laparoscopic procedure to be performed. A wound retractor with an inverting ring 107 is illustrated in FIGS. 28 and 29 where elements of structure similar to those previously disclosed are designated with the same reference numeral followed by the lower case letter �e.� The device includes the sheath 28 e which lines the wound 10 to prevent or limit the risk of portsite metastasis. The device includes base 110 with a sealing ring 14 on its distal end, which is designed to seal against the exterior abdominal wall 11 of the patient. The device includes a thin film sheath 28 e with the inverting ring 107 configured to lock into the base 110 which is attached to the proximal end of the sheath 28. The sealing ring 14 e is designed to be placed inside the incision while the external inverting ring 107 remains external to the incision. The base 110 is configured to move freely between the rings 14 e and 107 Once the ring 14 e is placed inside the incision and into the peritoneal cavity, the external ring 107 is continuously rolled or inverted, which draws the incision open and also draws both the external ring 107 and the peritoneal ring 14 e toward the abdominal wall. Once all of the slack in the sheath 28 e has been taken up by rolling or inverting the external ring 107, the external ring can then be pushed into a recess 14 in the base 110 which is configured to lock the ring in position and thereby maintain the tension on the sheath 28 e. With the proper amount of tension placed upon the sheath 28 e, a primary seal is created between the peritoneal ring 14 e and the anterior abdominal wall, and a secondary seal is created between the sealing ring 112 of the base 110 and the exterior abdominal wall. A sealing cap 16 can then be attached to the proximal end of the base and the patient can be insufflated with carbon dioxide to allow a laparoscopic procedure such as a gastric bypass to be performed. The sealing cap can be removed at any time to allow conversion from laparoscopic surgery to open surgery. A most significant advantage associated with this embodiment is that the device enables a surgeon to retract and protectively line an abdominal wall incision while being able to easily adjust the device to accommodate variations from patient to patient in the thickness of the abdominal wall. The device effectively seals around the interior and exterior of the incision, which allows a sealing cap to be attached to seal the abdominal cavity ad enable laparoscopic procedure to be performed. A further embodiment of the wound retractor is, illustrated in FIG. 30, where elements of structure similar to those previously disclosed are designated with the same reference numeral followed by the lower case letter �f.� This embodiment includes three separate rings 16 f, 14 f, and 83 f. The device has a tubular sheath 28 f which lines the incision to prevent or limit the risk of portsite metastasis. The device includes the external ring 16 f attached to the proximal end of the sheath 28 f, the intermediate ring 83 f attached to the center of the sheath, and a peritoneal ring attached to the distal end of the sheath 28 f. The peritoneal ring is designed to be placed inside the incision while the eternal ring 16 f remains external to the incision. The intermediate ring 83 f may remain external to the incision or may lie within the incision itself depending upon how the three rings are oriented. This wound retractor has four different fixed lengths to accommodate abdominal walls of four different thicknesses. The first length, which is the longest, is achieved by simply placing the peritoneal ring 14 f into the incision. The tension of the sheath between the external ring 16 f and the peritoneal ring 14 f maintains the incision in an open configuration. If the thickness of the abdominal wall 11 is less than the distance between the eternal ring 16 f and the peritoneal ring 14 f, then a shorter length can be selected. The second length, which is less than the first length, is achieved by simply placing the peritoneal ring 14 f into the incision, and then pulling the sheath 28 f upwards until the intermediate ring 83 f is external to the incision. The tension of the sheath 28 f between the intermediate ring 83 f and the peritoneal ring 14 f maintains the incision in an open configuration. If the thickness of the abdominal wall 11 is less than the distance between the intermediate ring 83 f and the peritoneal ring 14 f then a shorter length can be selected. The third length, which is less than the second length, is achieved by inserting the peritoneal ring 14 f into the incision and then pulling the intermediate ring 83 f over the external ring 16 f. The tension of the sheath between the peritoneal ring and the combination of the external ring and the intermediate ring maintains the incision in an open configuration. If the thickness of the abdominal wall is less than the third length, then the fourth length will have to be selected. The fourth length, which is less than the third length, is achieved by first pulling the intermediate ring 83 f through the external ring 16 f, and then pulling the intermediate ring 83 f over the external ring 16 f. The tension of the sheath 28 f between the peritoneal ring 14 f and the combination of the external ring 16 f and the intermediate ring 83 f, maintains the incision in an open configuration. This 3-ring retractor can therefore be positioned to effect four different lengths to accommodate variations in the thickness of the abdominal wall from patient to patient. A most significant advantage associated with this embodiment is that the device enables a surgeon to retract and protectively line an abdominal wall incision while being able to easily adjust the device to accommodate variations from patient to patient in the thickness of the abdominal wall. The device is also very low in cost since it includes only four components, 3 rings 14 f, 16 f, and 83 f, and a tubular sheath 28 f. It will be understood that many other modifications can be made to the various disclosed embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the concept. For example, various sizes of the surgical device are contemplated as well as various types of constructions and materials. It will also be apparent that many modifications can be made to the configuration of parts as well as their interaction. For these reasons, the above description should not be construed as limiting the invention, but should be interpreted as merely exemplary of preferred embodiments. Those skilled in the art will envision other modifications within the scope and spirit of the present invention as defined by the following claims. 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Indiana Race's Outcome Still Unclear - The Washington Post
Indiana Race's Outcome Still Unclear
By Kevin Klose By Kevin Klose April 10, 1985
A city-hall maintenance worker was among those who watched with elaborate boredom last week as television camera crews set up for a hearing on last November's still-inconclusive congressional race in Indiana's 8th District.
"Two congressmen -- no vote between the two of them," he said. "Hell of a country."
Up the road in Princeton, federal auditors searched the basement vaults of Gibson County's ornate 99-year-old courthouse for clues to who won.
Despite weeks of Washington debate, one state-directed recount and the federal recount now under way, the outcome appears as muddy as the waters of the spring-swollen Ohio River tributaries flooding low-lying fields and forests in this pleasant southwest corner of the state.
Was the victor Republican challenger Richard D. McIntyre, whose razor-thin margin has survived two state-certified tallies of the district's 233,000 ballots?
Or was it freshman incumbent Democrat Frank McCloskey? He maintains that errors and misjudgment by canvassers twice have cost him an election he actually won.
McIntyre initially was declared the winner by 34 votes by Indiana election officials. A state-certified recount raised that total to 418 votes. McCloskey refused to accept the results and took the dispute to Congress.
The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives refused to seat either and agreed to pay the $69,800-a-year salaries of both while the federal audit of the election proceeds under the auspices of the House Administration Committee. McIntyre has refused the salary.
Such direct intervention by Congress is unusual in the Republic's 208 years. It has touched off a bitter confrontation between Hoosiers and congressional Democrats. The dispute has drawn national media attention, rekindled the state's rights debate and exacerbated tense party relations in Washington.
But these larger issues and angers seemed remote last week from the Gibson County courthouse at Main and Broadway. Here, amid the folksy atmosphere of courthouse regulars, office workers and local party officials, 16 auditors on loan from the General Accounting Office toiled at cafeteria-style tables in a roped-off section of the courthouse basement, thumbing through piles of ballots.
While Republican and Democratic party observers from Washington looked on wearily, the auditors tallied thousands of votes to learn what had happened in one of the 15 counties that comprise the 8th, a district of farms and factories.
By the end of two days of recounting, the 15 auditors had found, in the bottom of a precinct lockbox, one ballot that apparently had never been counted either election night or in the later state-certified recount. In addition, ballots disqualified in the state recount were added to the new total, while questions arose about several other ballots.
In all, the new tally added nine votes to the margin McCloskey had rolled up in this normally Democratic county. The unofficial Gibson total stood at 8,613 for McCloskey to 6,410 for McIntyre. But questions about other ballots were still to be resolved
"The answer is, there is no answer," said James Meissner, the veteran accountant brought in from the GAO's Cincinnati office to supervise the recount. "Every county has a different way of certifiying its votes. And every county has a different system of voting."
The one thing that both sides agree on is that Meissner and his auditors have been "scrupulously fair," as Republican observer Steve Nix put it. Nix is Midwest campaign director for the national GOP election operation.
"I've lived in Indiana so long that I joined the Evansville YMCA," he said with a wry smile.
"They're going to name you man of the year," joked Bob Kelley, a Democratic staffer on the House Administration Commmittee and distant cousin of House Speaker Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill Jr. (D-Mass.). Nix, Kelley and others have been monitoring the dispute for months, spending their weeks in the district and commuting to Washington on the weekends when they can. Over the months, an easy camaraderie has evolved between the political adversaries. They stay at the same hotel here and work out in the same gym. This Washington-style friendliness sometimes leaves local partisans gaping.
"If we'd been paying more attention in the first place, this never would have happened," one local Democrat said. "But no one ever thought the Republicans around here really knew how to steal an election."
That mud is being slung in both directions. Steve Lotterer of the National Republican Congressional Committee said McIntyre refused the salary because "he was being paid for a job he was not being allowed to do . . . while the Democrats steal the seat."
In fact, the dispute is notable for the fact that there are no vote fraud charges -- only disagreements about which ballots should be counted.
Meissner said he expects to complete his recount by Friday. It will then be up to the House Administration Committee to decide whether to seat McIntyre or McCloskey -- or recommend a new election.
Some outsiders here say the federal recount is likely to end in a margin of victory of no more than "one or two votes" either way. If that happens, a special election is inevitable.
At that prospect, Nix and Kelley only rolled their eyes.

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Dreaming in Black and White by Reinhardt Jung | 9780803728110 | Hardcover | Barnes & Noble
Dreaming in Black and White by
Reinhardt Jung,
Overview This haunting short novel explores the Holocaust from a rarely told perspective. Following a school history assignment, Hannes, a German boy, is disturbed by dreams that transport him back to the 1930s. There, he is persecuted by fellow students and teachers because Hannes is disabled, and like the Jews and "social misfits," the Nazi regime has labeled him "not worth living." Although his mother rushes to protect him, his father seems intimidated-even swayed-by the Nazi propaganda. Meanwhile, the dreams ...
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This haunting short novel explores the Holocaust from a rarely told perspective. Following a school history assignment, Hannes, a German boy, is disturbed by dreams that transport him back to the 1930s. There, he is persecuted by fellow students and teachers because Hannes is disabled, and like the Jews and "social misfits," the Nazi regime has labeled him "not worth living." Although his mother rushes to protect him, his father seems intimidated-even swayed-by the Nazi propaganda. Meanwhile, the dreams themselves are becoming all too real and Hannes begins to fear: Will he escape this nightmarish world in time to save himself?
A boy's journey into his country's chilling past that will encourage thought-provoking discussions about the history of the Holocaust and what it means to be "different" in today's world.
A boy dreams that he is a student during the period of the Nazi Third Reich in Germany, where he is persecuted for being physically handicapped.
Publishers WeeklySet in the late author's native Germany, this Holocaust novella draws parallels between Nazi mass murders of the disabled and various possibilities associated with genetic engineering. The narrator, disturbed by his classroom studies of the Nazi regime, visits "back then" in his dreams (in black and white) and plays out a harrowing double life. Both "then" and in his waking life, the boy suffers from an unnamed genetic condition; "then," for example, he can't walk without a crutch and cannot speak clearly. Jung highlights the Nazi plan for "elimination of lives not worth living" and shows how hatred for the weak was bred. In one scene, a Nazi math teacher watches the boy flail in front of the classroom after his crutch falls; the teacher also assigns a word problem (from an actual textbook) to figure how much "mentally ill patients, epileptics, cripples, and so forth" cost the Third Reich. Jung is less successful when his narrator dramatizes the consequences of genetic testing, making leaps that are not entirely convincing: "Genetic testing won't let anyone but perfect human beings through.... Back then I'd probably have been killed. These days I ought not to exist at all." Readers may be more interested in the boy's responses to his parents' attitudes. In both eras, the fathers are ashamed; the narrator's mother, however, is ashamed "because of the horrible way people sympathize with her." Such touches add emotional depth to the schematic approach here. Ages 10-up. (June) Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
Children's LiteratureThis sparse but effective cautionary tale was originally published in Germany in 1996. Hannes is a disabled young man who can't speak very clearly. When his high school class begins to study the rise of Hitler and subsequent atrocities of Nazi Germany, Hannes begins to be troubled by vivid, black-and-white dreams. In his dreams, Hannes is transported backward five decades, into the midst of the appalling Nazi policy known as Operation T4, which advocated the "elimination of lives not worth living." Others knew it as the department of murder. Hannes' dreams grow more and more terrifying as he eerily experiences what it was like to scrape out an existence "back then." He comes to realize that, with his disability, he would likely have been killed under this system. Operation T4 served as a model for the Holocaust that was responsible for the deaths of millions of Jews. Endnotes include short passages that explain the ideology, laws, and propaganda of Hitler's Nazi Party and background on Operation T4, which took its name from the street address of the building where it was conceived. 2003 (orig. 1996), Phyllis Fogelman Books, — Christopher Moning
School Library JournalGr 6-8-Hannes Keller has a disability that impedes his speech and causes him to walk with the assistance of a crutch. He is studying the Third Reich in history class and dreams day and night, much to his parents' concern, of 1930s Germany, when people with disabilities were taken to psychiatric institutions and later killed under Operation T4-"elimination of lives not worth living." In these dreams he becomes friendly with a classmate, Hilde Rosenbaum, who does not return to school one day, and hears his father agree to put him in a "home," thus changing their relationship in the present. Many of the sentences are choppy and the paragraphs do not lead into one another-perhaps attempting free association, as in a dream sequence, but the device doesn't work well in this book. It is often difficult to determine whether Hannes is dreaming or not and most of the characters exist primarily in his imagination, which he cannot separate from reality. The final chapters concerning the Third Reich are informative, but come too late.-Delia Fritz, Mercersburg Academy, PA Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
Kirkus ReviewsHannes, a German boy with disabilities, begins having vivid waking dreams after studying "those terrible times back then," as his parents euphemistically refer to the Nazi era. He dreams that he lived then and that he was targeted for extermination as one of those whose lives the Nazis deemed "not worth living." In his dream, Hannes's own father becomes convinced that everyone would be better off if he were institutionalized and ultimately put to death. Most chilling, though, is that Hannes makes clear that even today, with genetic engineering and the strong preference for perfect children, many people, perhaps even his father, may believe that his life is not worth living. This slim volume packs enough disturbing disussion topics to last a lifetime. Appended by several brief chapters that give the background to the story. (Fiction. 10-14)
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c++ - Cannot convert parameter 1 from 'Class *' to 'double []' - Stack Overflow
Cannot convert parameter 1 from 'Class *' to 'double []' [closed]
Well, Here is the C++ code I've got here and cant compile
int count, roads;
City(string a, double b, int c, int d ) { a=name; b=area; c=count; d=roads;}
double getarea() {return area;}
int getcount() {return count;}
int getroads() {return roads;}
friend ostream& operator << (ostream& , City& );
friend istream& operator >> (istream& , City& );
ostream& operator << (ostream& out, City& a) {
out<<"name "<<a.name<<", area "<<a.area<<", count "<<a.count<< ", roads   "<<a.roads<<endl;
istream& operator >> (istream& in, City& a) {
in>>a.name>>a.area>>a.count>>a.roads;
void fill(int arr[], int size){
ifstream ifs("cities.txt.");
ifs>>arr[i];
void func(City* arr){
ofstream ofs("density.out");
if(arr[i].getcount()/arr[i].getarea()>1000)
ofs<<arr[i];
City* hm;
hm = new City[n];
fill(hm, n);
func(hm);
here is the error I get while compiling: error C2664: 'fill' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'City *' to 'int
somehow I see that, it says something is wrong with the Class 'City *" and int[] array, but can't figure out. I change the 'int' with double but same prob. that's problem, otherwise it seems a simple array filling function from file.
So, how would void fill(City& arr, int size)
's body would like?
c++ share|improve this question edited Jun 15 '12 at 12:23
I think the phrase void fill(City...)'s body would like? is a little confusing, no?
closed as too localized by casperOne♦ Jun 18 '12 at 14:39
void fill(int arr[], int size) means that you need to pass an array of int to fill. However, you are passing it an instance of City, specifically hm in your main.
I am assuming that you are trying to read in a list of City descriptions from cities.txt (and thus have appropriate stream extraction/insertion operators). Change the signature of fill to accept a pointer to City objects so that you can fill in an array of City objects and not ints.
void fill(City *arr, int size);
Make sure that the argument you pass to fill in main is a properly allocated array of City objects of size at least sz where sz is what you pass in as the second parameter. Keep in mind to call delete [] to free this array that you create.
A more idiomatic approach would be to use vector<City> so that you don't have to worry about memory management issues. Your modified fill signature would then be:
void fill(std::vector<City>& c); // note we no longer need the second argument
You will need to #include <vector> in order to be able to use vector<City> though.
Finally, to take advantage of RVO, simply return a vector<City> by value instead of passing it in as a parameter. So, you'd do something like:
std::vector<City> fill(); // cleaner, faster
share|improve this answer edited Jun 15 '12 at 11:25
answered Jun 15 '12 at 11:09
void fill(int arr[], int size) expects an int array. You are trying to pass it a City array.
You can either write a new function, void fill(City& arr, int size) or you could consider writing a templated function, template<class T> void fill(T* arr, size), etc.
Also consider using std::vector or std::array instead of naked arrays. Bounds checking and memory management will be vastly easier.
Here's a couple of fill examples:
// keep reading til we run out of cities in the file
void fill_vector(vector<City>& cities)
while (!ifs.fail() && !ifs.bad())
ifs >> city;
// only read 'n' cities
void fill_array(array<City, 5>& cities, size_t count)
ifs >> cities[i];
I don't know anything about std::vector and std::... yet. how approximatelly that function: void fill(City& arr, int size) will look like corresponding to my program?
Jun 15 '12 at 11:18
Couple of functions added to my reply. I've not tested them myself. Checking for both fail() and bad() might be redundant, but you can check that for yourself ;-)
You're using the wrong fill. The function you want is the templated version in <algorithm>: void fill (ForwardIterator first, ForwardIterator last, const T& value); (see here).
So in order to initialize every element with an default City object, your call would become:
std::fill(hm, &(hm[n]), City());
or (more readable and shows intention):
std::fill(&(hm[0]), &(hm[n]), City());
Edit: I see now that I misunderstood your question and that you want to fill your hm array with stored objects.
As suggested in other answers, changing the signature of your fill function to fill (City * const arr, size_t const n) should fix that.
answered Jun 15 '12 at 11:13
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16 Headlines. Cheat sheet. Helpful Emotion Ask Do’s and don’ts List Inspire Nightmare Empathy Success http://feldmancreative.com/2013/12/headlines-9-letter-cheat-sheet-writing-winner-every-time/ A Nine-Letter Cheat Sheet for Writing a Winner Every Time
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20 Talk to, not at, your reader “You” and “I” Ask questions Use contractions 86 the jargon Anecdotes I “feel” you Honest Self-deprecation WRITE CONVERSATIONALLY Writing. Tips. 1
AFS BLOGGING - 2014 21 Replace predictable with precise words Activate with verbs Use adjectives sparingly Choose sensory words Delete dead weight: actually, really, etc. Nix bland or soft words: nice, bad TURN ON THEWORD POWER Writing. Tips. 2
AFS BLOGGING - 2014 22 Writing. Tips. Read your writing aloud Vary sentence length Bam One word and staccato sentences Shorter paragraphs GET SOME RHYTHM3
AFS BLOGGING - 2014 23 WRITEASTRONGINTRODUCTION Empathize with the reader “You’re in the right place” Introduce the gap: now and soon Foreshadow the journey Or tell a story Transfer some conﬁdence Deliver an irresistible “why” A common practice is to write the opening paragraph last. Strong opening. Strong close. 1
24 WRITEASTRONGFIRST SENTENCE The job of each sentence is to move the reader to the next one.Strong opening. Strong close. 2 Make it short. Make it fun.
25 WRITEASTRONGCONCLUSION Strong opening. Strong close. 3 The objective is to inspire action. Overcome objections Make the request small Aim for some zing 1/2/3 Alliteration Repetition Clear direction Call to action: do business And you often invite the reader to respond.
26 Editing. Tips. Working title Reader’s challenge Outline main body First draft Incubation period Reread Write opening Revisit headline Read aloud YOURPROCESS 1
27 Editing. Tips. Cut “that” out (and “there” and “this”) Nix “ing” Reduce redundancies Remove jargon, increase clarity Purge the passive voice Kill nothing phrases Break up long sentences Cut self-indulgence Avoid the “today” stamp (these days, currently) Add quotes and links Add questions Upgrade verbs Strengthen point of view Use examples (and images) Mix it up REFINING THEFIRST DRAFT 2 http://feldmancreative.com/2014/06/copy-editing-tips-improve-your-writing/
28 Long-tail keywords Google AdWords Reasonable search volume Low competition KEYWORD RESEARCH 1 Optimize for search.
AFS BLOGGING - 2014 29AFS BLOGGING - 2014 Permalink Title Body copy includes keywords Derivatives of keywords Image alt tags Snippet/meta description (for search engine listings) ON-PAGE SEOESSENTIALS 2 Optimize for search.
30 SEARCH TIPS 3 Optimize for search. Lengthier posts tend to rank higher Internal links Install (and use) Google Analytics Find places on your site to link to posts Cite other sources Share across social networks often https://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/ WORDPRESS SEO GUIDE
31 PERMALINKAND TITLE WORDPRESS SEO byYOAST PREVIEW (TITLE & DESCRIPTION)
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Mas is the receptor for angiotensin-(1-7) and is involved in cardiovascular and neuronal regulation, in which the heptapeptide also plays a major role. Mas-deficient mice have been generated by us,… (More)
Nucleolus-organizing regions of chromosomes in early embryogenesis of laboratory mice
Eugene L Patkin, Alexander V. Sorokin
Selective silver staining was used to study optimal conditions for demonstration of nucleolus organizer regions (NORs) of chromosomes in early embryogenesis of the laboratory mouse. The NORs were not… (More)
DNA-strand breaks in chromosomes of early mouse embryos as detected by in situ nick translation and gap filling.
Eugene L Patkin, Maria E Kustova, Ekaterina M. Noniashvili
The nick translation and gap filling procedures, without external addition of nicking enzymes, were performed in situ on fixed chromosomes of mouse preimplantation and postimplantation embryos and of… (More)
[Transgenerational transmission of bovine satellite DNA in transgenic mice].
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Genetical, cytogenetical and molecular analysis was made for 5 generations of mice transgenic for bovine satellite DNA (Sat). In all cases transgenic mice were generated by crosses of transgenic… (More)
[Noninduced single-stranded breaks in DNA in murine F9 teratocarcinoma cells].
T V Kisliakova, Maria E Kustova, +5 authors Eugene L Patkin
Our previous study demonstrated the high incidence of non-induced DNA single strand breaks (SSB) in preimplantation mouse embryo genom (Patkin et al., 1994). F9 mouse teratocarcinoma cell line is an… (More)
[Cytological study of the nucleolus organizer regions in the chromosomes of CBA and C57BL mice and their hybrids].
Eugene L Patkin, Maria E Kustova, Andrey P. Dyban
Transcriptionally active NORs of chromosomes visualized by AgNO3 staining were studied in bone marrow and embryos (day 10 of gestation) of CBA and C57BL mice, as well as of (CBA x C57BL)F1 hybrids.… (More)
[The level of chromosomal DNA methylation in mice in the early stages of embryogenesis studied by the action of restriction endonucleases on the chromosomes].
The degree of genome methylation was estimated on chromosomal slides of mouse zygotes, morulae and embryos of 10 day of gestation using in situ digestion with restriction endonucleases MspI and… (More)
Analysis of the association of minisatellite UPS29 of CENTB5 gene with Parkinson’s disease
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The aim of this work was to identify new genetic markers associated with different forms of Parkinson’s disease. The frequency of different allele variants of the minisatellite UPS29, localized in… (More)
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Contemporary data concerning the input of epigenetical mechanisms into etiology and the susceptibility to complex human diseases are analyzed critically. Special attention was paid to the specific… (More)
The influence of demethylating agents on preimplantation development of mice.
Eugene L Patkin, Maria E Kustova, Paolo Perticone
The effects of two demethylating drugs with a different mechanism of action (5-azacytidine (Aza) and L-ethionine (Eth)) on mouse preimplantation development were investigated. Preimplantation embryos… (More)

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All You Need To Know Mount Everest 2.
Climbing Mount Everest

Topic Number 1

What You Need To Climb Everest

Many have tried, many have failed.

Things To Watch Out For When Climbing Everest 5.
First People On Mount Everest

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Edmund Hillary

Edmund Hillary was one of the first people on Everest

Tenzing Norkay

Also one of the first people on Mount Everest

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Parts Of Mountains 11.
How Mountains Are Formed

(This is only how some mountains are formed)

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3. http://www.history.com/encyclopedia.do?articleId=223888

4. http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/hil0bio-1

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6 bedroom terraced house for sale in Crown Road, Great Yarmouth, NR30
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Fantastic opportunity to acquire this bay fronted 6 bedroomed period property situated in this central location within walking distance of the Great Yarmouth main town shopping areas and Marine Parade to beach and sea. The property also enjoys views over St Georges Park. Accommodation comprises 4 reception rooms, 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 shower rooms, gas central heating, driveway with 4 cars, rear courtyard. Offered CHAIN FREE.
ENTRANCE PORCH double glazed door; wooden double glazed door to:
SPACIOUS HALLWAY radiator; original coving; fire alarm system; stairs leading to the first floor; understairs storage cupboard.
RECEPTION 1 18' 7" into bay x 14' 4" (5.66m x 4.37m) upvc double glazed bay window with two radaitors; dado rail; coving.
RECEPTION 2/GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM 12' 10" x 13' 2" maximum (3.91m x 4.01m) radiator; double glazed window; shower room with wash hand basin, shower cubicle; extractor fan.
RECEPTION ROOM 3 15' 6" x 9' 9" (4.72m x 2.97m) radiator; double glazed patio doors to rear courtyard; double glazed side window; built-in cupboard housing the boiler; double doors through to:
KITCHEN 17' 11" x 9' 8" (5.46m x 2.95m) range of wall and base units; built-in oven and hob; tiled splashback; stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer; space for fridge; radiator; tiled flooring; door to:
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BATHROOM with low level wc; wash hand basin set in vanity unit; bath with mixer tap and shower attachment; frosted double glazed window; extractor fan; wall mounted heater.
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UTILITY ROOM 4' 4" x 3' 9" (1.32m x 1.14m) wash basin; plumbing for washing machine; frosted wooden window; extractor fan.
RECEPTION ROOM 4 10' 9" x 8' 3" (3.28m x 2.51m) double glazed window; radiator.
LANDING frosted wooden window; sky light.
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BEDROOM 2 11' 8" x 9' 9" (3.56m x 2.97m) two radiators; double glazed window.
BEDROOM 3 10' 10" x 8' 2" (3.3m x 2.49m) radiator; double glazed window; sliding door to:
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STAIRS TO FRONT LANDING access to loft; built-in cupboard; radiator.
BEDROOM 4 15' into bay window x 11' 3" (4.57m x 3.43m) double glazed bay window with views across St Georges Park; radiator; coving; door to:
BEDROOM 5 11' 5" x 7' (3.48m x 2.13m) radiator; double glazed window.
BEDROOM 6 11' 7" x 8' (3.53m x 2.44m) radiator; double glazed window.
BATHROOM low level wc; pedestal wash hand basin; bath with shower screen and wall mounted shower; tiled splashback; frosted double glazed window; extractor fan.
OUTSIDE Enclosed courtyard with patio area. To the front of the property is a large driveway with space for 4 cars standing.
DIRECTIONS From South Quay proceed along turn left into Nottingham Way. Turn sharp left into St Peters Road. At the mini roundabout turn left into Nelson Road Central. Continue along and turn left into Crown Road just after the St Georges Park. The property is situated on the right hand side.
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