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Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered. 25th Anniversary edition. The Awakening is the third and final album from hip hop artist Lord Finesse, released four years after his second album Return of the Funky Man. Unlike his first two albums, The Awakening features a large number of album guests, including Doo-Wop, O.C., KRS-One, MC Lyte, Marquee, Akinyele, Showbiz, Diamond D, A.G., Kid Capri, Large Professor and Brand Nubian's Grand Puba and Sadat X. The album features the single "Hip 2 Da Game" and the hidden track "Actual Facts".
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Awakening (25th Anniversary - Remastered) (Colored
Artist: Lord Finesse
2. Da Sermon (Intro)
4. Time Ta Bounce (Feat. Doo-Wop from Da Bounce Squad)
6. True and Livin'
8. O' Lord (Feat O.C.)
10. Brainstorm / P.S.K. (No Gimmicks Remix) [Feat. Krs-One ; O.C.]
12. Taking It Lyte (Feat. MC Lyte)
14. Gameplan
16. Words from Da Ak (Feat. Akinyele)
18. Flip Da Style
20. Showtime (Feat. Showbiz)
22. Speak Ya Peace (Feat. Marquee, Diamond, + A.G.)
24. Food for Thought
26. Da Kid Himself (Feat. Kid Capri)
28. Hip 2 Da Game
30. No Gimmicks (Feat. Krs-One)
32. Time Ta Bounce (Instrumental)
34. True and Livin' (Instrumental)
36. O' Lord (Instrumental)
38. Brainstorm / P.S.K. (No Gimmicks Remix) [Instrumental]
40. Taking It Lyte (Instrumental)
42. Gameplan (Instrumental)
44. Words from Da Ak (Instrumental)
45. D
46. Flip Da Style (Instrumental)
48. Showtime (Instrumental)
50. Speak Ya Peace (Instrumental)
52. Food for Thought (Instrumental)
54. Da Kid Himself (Instrumental)
56. Hip 2 Da Game (Instrumental)
58. No Gimmicks (Instrumental)
59. 7" a. Actual Facts (Feat. Grand Puba, Large Professor, + Sadat X)
60. 7" B. Actual Facts (Instrumental)


A few months back, I left a weaving guild meeting energized and agonizing over the fact that there were 25 miles between my weaving room and me. I was just that inspired by Shaker scholar, and accomplished weaver and spinner, Roben Campbell's presentation on Shaker textiles. Thank you to Roben for providing the inspiration for this article, as well the historical information I've included. Thank you also to my friend Diane Howes who was kind enough to provide me with some photographs of similar rugs she took on a visit to Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
The Shakers follow a mystical tradition based on feeling divine presence within, defined by light and love. Mother Ann Lee, the founder of the Shakers, was born in Manchester, England in 1736. After being imprisoned several times and wanting to avoid further persecution, she left for America in 1774 taking a group of followers with her. In the early 1780s, a period of religious revivalism in America, Mother Ann went on a missionary tour to gather new recruits to the Shaker way of life. While the seeds were sown for many Shaker communities throughout New England, she was again persecuted, and died in 1784, weakened after enduring harassment for her beliefs. From 1820 to 1850 there were 4,000 to 6,000 Shakers, though numbers began to dwindle after the Civil War. The Shakers regarded all humans as equal regardless of gender or skin color, with Brethren and Sisters sharing leadership.
While the Shakers may have numbered relatively few over the years, their influence on American design is unmistakable. Their woven textiles were usually created using plain weave with little embellishment. Roben shared many beautiful samples of Shaker textiles from the Fruitlands Museum collection (http://www.fruitlands.org/) during her presentation.
What struck me as most interesting were the carpets. After mostly restricting myself to the speed limit on the way home, I tore through my stash looking to see to what I had on hand, for I had decided to weave myself a carpet runner inspired by Roben's examples. They showcased an interesting technique where clockwise and counterclockwise twisted yarns were woven in alternating blocks creating a zigzag effect. I should point out now that the carpet I wove is a long way from being a faithful replica of the carpets woven by the Shaker Sisters. It is instead inspired by the simple brilliance of these carpets.
Don't let the idea of spinning your own weft deter you from this project. It took me less than 30 minutes to spin up about 140 yards of weft yarn, half clockwise, half counterclockwise. The twist direction is also often referred to as s twist or z twist, as the angle of the twist can be represented by one of the letters: z for a clockwise twist and s for a counterclockwise twist. If you don't have access to a spinning wheel, and/or you are not a spinner, chances are you can find someone who is through your local yarn shop or maybe even Ravelry. This could be the perfect time to take a spinning lesson! Or you could hand twist the weft. Each weft section uses about 8½ yards of yarn, and you can always alter the size of each section to use a shorter length of weft. Get a friend and a fringe twister to help out! You will want to wind the yarn into a skein and wash it to set the twist. Here is a good description of how to set twist (http://www.joyofhandspinning.com/yarn-setting-twist.shtml).
During the time period of Shaker carpet production, the 1830's through the 1940's, madder (red) and indigo (blue) dyed yarns were the preferred colors. Green yarn, dyed using copper kettles and over-dyeing indigo, brown yarn, dyed from butternut trees, as well as natural white yarn were also used.
To create my Shaker-inspired carpet, I selected several Valley Yarns 5/2 cottons in red, blues and white to create a sample weft. Using five strands, the resulting multi-colored yarn was thinner than the weft yarn I was looking to create. I decided that this would make a good hem that could be folded under to create nice edging, so after washing to set the twist, I set it aside.
deep red, a deep blue and some of my beloved natural white Southdown, I was able to create a weft yarn with more loft and heft. You aren't creating a perfectly balanced yarn; you are trying to create a visual effect.
Earlier warp threads were natural white or dyed with indigo. My indigo dye vat had a bit more color to give before being retired to the basement for the winter, so I set out to dye my warp. I selected an 8/2 wet spun, undyed, unbleached linen. As my vat was on its last leg before needing to be refreshed, the resulting yarn was a pale, earthy blue. I decided that surely the Shaker Sisters would have found this "waste not, want not" approach acceptable.
I liked the look of the twisted weft sections combined with the wool strips, but didn't have any wool on hand that would fit the bill. I found some hand-dyed, pre-fulled wool yardage for rug hooking online at the Moondance Color Company (http://www.moondancecolor.com/). I selected a half-yard (16" x 54") of the duck egg blue and a half-yard of the homestead red. I had four 1" x 27" strips left when my rug was completed, so this turned out to be the perfect amount. I cut the strips using a rotary cutter and a large square.
In Shaker carpets, the wool strips were a medium weight wool flannel, cut to 3/8″ – 1/2" wide and folded twice (also used in braided rugs from the same time period). I did not fold my wool strips, so they are a bit less tidy looking. One thing I think I would do differently would be to cut the last 3" at the end of each strip at an angle so there would be less bulk when they are woven back in. The overlap in my rug creates its own visual effect along the edges.
I encourage you to be creative with this project. There are so many ways to combine color and texture to create your own personal Shaker-inspired carpet.
You could also use sport weight yarn and increase your yardage.
When putting the wool strips in place, I grasped them at either end and stretched them taut. This elongated each strip and caused them to curl just a bit so that they were neater in appearance in the weft. Once the carpet was off the loom, I used my sewing machine to zigzag stitch the ends secure and trimmed the warp ends down. I then folded the ends over twice to enclose the cut edge, and hand stitched in place.
I washed the carpet using the wool setting on my front-loading washing machine. If this setting isn't available to you, or you're nervous to try it, hand washing in lukewarm water with a bit of gentle detergent is also a good option. Once you have rinsed your carpet, roll it up in a towel and press to remove excess water. Lay flat to dry.


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Except for the inaugural 1986 edition, Kenya had medalled at every championships with no fewer than eight gold medals to its credit and Barcelona proved to be no different but the sweetest prize here went for Botswana's Nijel Amos who captured gold in a scorching Championships record of 1:43.79 to slice a full second from the previous best.
The Kenyan pair of Timothy Kitum, 1:44.59 for silver, and Edwin Kiplagat Melly, a PB of 1:44.79 for bronze, joined Amos on the podium.
However it was Puerto Rico's Wesley Vazquez who bravely launched the race at a very quick rhythm as he hit the 200m in 24.32 and reached the bell in 51.18 closely followed by Melly, Amos, Ireland's Brandon McBride and Kitum who was left with so much to do in the second half.
Vasquez was still at the front by the 600m point, Amos was closest, Melly was third and Kitum had reacted and was a threatening fourth not far from the leaders.
Entering the home-straight Vasquez remained ahead but first Amos and then Kitum passed him like a pair of trains to confirm their Olympic berths for London are no fluke. Amos was never really threatened by Kitum, the latter taking revenge from last year's World Youth Championships, where he came fifth.
The last metres proved to be never ending for the brave Vasquez who finally didn't get a medal despite his risky tactics as he was caught some 30m to the line by Melly although Vasquez found some consolation in a national record of 1:45.29, a feat also managed by McBride (1:46.07) and Algeria's Mohamed Belbachir (1:46.70).
Today's is the second ever medal for Botswana in the history of the championships, Amos' gold improving on the 400m bronze taken by Obakeng Ngwigwa back in 2004.


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An area of the law that deals with the actions and well-being of persons who are not yet adults.
In the law a juvenile is defined as a person who is not old enough to be held responsible for criminal acts.
In most states and on the federal level, this age threshold is set at 18 years..
INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL RISK FACTORS A large number of individual factors and characteristics has been associated with the development of juvenile delinquency. These individual factors include age, gender, complications during pregnancy and delivery, impulsivity, aggressiveness, and substance use.
Legal Definition of Juvenile In the eyes of the law, a juvenile or a minor is any person under the legal adult age. This age varies from state to state, but in most states the legal age of majority is 18.
Juvenile sentence examplesThere is also an increase in juvenile delinquency. … The city has a juvenile court, and maintains a free employment bureau. … Fred and his juvenile helpers had located a picture of Reverend Martin and his wife in an old museum collection of early Ouray papers and photos.More items…
When minors exhibit recurring instances of this type of behavior, they may become known as "juvenile delinquents."…What are Some Examples of Delinquent Acts?Truancy (skipping school);Underage drinking/purchase of alcohol; and/or.Underage smoking/purchase of cigarettes.
Juvenile delinquency refers to the antisocial or criminal activity of the child (below 16 years of age for boys and 18 years for girls) which violates the law. In true context, that same activity would have been a crime if it was committed by the adult…
What 3 classifications of children are under the juvenile court jurisdiction? children who are neglected or abused, who are unruly or commit status offenses, and who are charged with committing serious crimes. What 2 factors determine whether the juvenile court has jurisdiction?
some degree to speak of different types of delinquency. Thus the material is first divided into four main groups, crimes against property, vagabondage, sexual misdemeanour, and general delinquency. In addition there are 6 sub-groups, each of which includes two types of the four main groups.
The most effective programs for juvenile delinquency prevention share the following key components:Education. … Recreation. … Community Involvement. … Prenatal and Infancy Home Visitation by Nurses. … Parent-Child Interaction Training Program. … Bullying Prevention Program. … Prevention Programs within the Juvenile Justice System.More items…
In this page you can discover 67 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for juvenile, like: unripe, youthful, callow, adolescent, infantile, budding, unfledged, teenage, junior, younger and developing.
A juvenile is an individual organism that has not yet reached its adult form, sexual maturity or size. … In many organisms the juvenile has a different name from the adult (see List of animal names). Some organisms reach sexual maturity in a short metamorphosis, such as eclosion in many insects.
Juvenile delinquency, also known as "juvenile offending", is the act of participating in unlawful behavior as a minor or individual younger than the statutory age of majority. … Juvenile crimes can range from status offenses (such as underage smoking/drinking), to property crimes and violent crimes.
Not all cases heard in juvenile court are delinquency cases (those involving the commission of a crime). There are two other types of cases: dependency cases and status offenses. Different procedures typically apply to all three types of juvenile court cases. Juvenile delinquency cases.
The first way that juvenile proceedings differ from adult proceedings are the terms that courts use for juvenile offenders versus adult offenders. First, juveniles commit "delinquent acts" instead of "crimes." Second, juvenile offenders have "adjudication hearings" instead of "trials."
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Abstract: The invention concerns a method of detecting from a vehicle a bend in a road comprising a surface and road edges, comprising the following operations: taking an image of a road scene unfolding in front of the vehicle and at least partly illuminated by the vehicle, determining, for each pixel in the image a light decrease gradient, analysing these decrease gradients and determining an image of the road edges, mathematically discriminating the gradients from the image of the road edges, analyzing this discrimination and determining edges, and an angle of the bend. The invention also concerns a system for implementing the method of the invention comprising a camera mounted in the vehicle, an image processing unit and a neural network.
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Abstract: A polarizing beam splitter comprising a multilayer film formed by alternately laminating a plurality of H layers and a plurality of L layers having a relatively lower refractive index than a refractive index of the H layers, wherein transmittance of s-polarized light is higher than that of p-polarized light by 60% or higher of the transmittance of the p-polarized light in a first wavelength band having a bandwidth equal to or larger than 30 nm in a visible region, and transmittance of p-polarized light is higher than that of s-polarized light by 60% or higher of the transmittance of the s-polarized light in a second wavelength band different from the first wavelength band in the visible region.
Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method of treatment of a human patient suffering from a B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders such as B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia (B-CLL), splenic marginal zone lymphoma (SMZL), mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), follicular lymphoma (FL), lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma (LPL), and Waldenström syndrome (WS), by the administration of a therapeutically effective amount of 5-aminoimidazole-4-carboxamide riboside (acadesine) or its precursors (eg. its mono-, di- and tri-5?-phosphates). This makes acadesine and its bioprecursors (eg. its mono-, di- and tri-5?-phosphates) useful as therapeutic agents for B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders in humans. The surprising feature that T cells are virtually not affected means that the side effect (immunosuppression) is minor, what represents a therapeutical advantage of acadesine over cladribine, fludarabine and other nucleosides known in the art.
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Abstract: An animation system is made up of an audio analysis unit, having an audio output and a state change output, and a control unit having an input and an output, the input being constructed to receive a state change indication from the audio analysis unit, the control unit being further constructed to generate compositing command information for individual component elements of an animation frame and send the compositing command information out the output. A method of creating an animation from a set of actions involves receiving a set of signals reflecting the set of actions, outputting a set of compositing commands based upon the set of signals, the set of compositing commands being related to the set of signals by sequences of transition data items, and compositing first images into a first animation using the set of compositing commands and a first graphic database.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a nozzle unit for the supply of gas into a liquid comprising two or more annular nozzles one after the other in the direction of flow. The nozzles are angled to give a restriction in the direction of flow, and each nozzle overlaps the following nozzle. Each nozzle has one or more apertures for the supply of gas at the overlap.
Abstract: A fuel injection control apparatus of an internal combustion engine is disclosed. This apparatus is provided with a crank angle detector that includes a signal rotor having a number of tooth portions and a toothless portion. The crank angle detector outputs a first signal corresponding to each tooth portion and a second signal corresponding to the toothless portion. A control computer selectively carries out a first calculation process for calculating the timing of fuel injection using the first signal and a second calculation process for calculating the timing of fuel injection using the second signal. When carrying out the second calculation process, the control computer calculates the timing of fuel injection using the length of time gained by dividing the length of time gained through detection of the toothless portion by the number of tooth portions which can be aligned in the toothless portion.
Abstract: An exposure apparatus exposes a substrate in a vacuum atmosphere through an optical system. The apparatus includes a partition which separates a first space including at least part of the optical system from a second space adjacent to it, and includes an opening to pass light through it. The apparatus further includes a first pressure regulator which regulates the pressure in the first space, a second pressure regulator which regulates the pressure in the second space, and a controller which outputs manipulated variables for the first and second pressure regulators. The controller outputs the manipulated variables for the first and second pressure regulators to change the pressure in the first space and the pressure in the second space in the range of a vacuum to the atmospheric pressure while maintaining a pressure relationship in which the pressure in the first space is higher than that in the second space.
Abstract: The invention provides a dilution apparatus for a thickener of the type having a thickening tank and a feedwell disposed upstream of the tank to receive feed liquid, said dilution apparatus including: a receiving vessel adapted for at least partial submersion within the thickening tank to receive supernatant dilution liquid therefrom; and a submersible pump including an impeller adapted for at least partial submersion within the dilution liquid, the pump being adapted to transfer the dilution liquid from the thickening tank through the receiving vessel to the feed liquid for dilution thereof, before transfer of the feed liquid from the feedwell into the thickening tank. The pump is responsive to system parameters for adjusting the flow rate of the supernatant liquid.
Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and methods for a implementing an optimized low-end radio communication protocol, wherein the communication link is flexible and the power consumption characteristics are optimized. One facet of the system's flexibility relates to the system's ability to negotiate device control roles associated with a polling communication link. Also, once the device control roles are in place and the communication link is established, the system selectively implements a number of polling protocols for a multitude of applications that need a low power consumption. In some embodiments the system maintains a communication link with a reduced frequency polling protocol. This type of communication link maintains efficient power consumption characteristics, as well as, connection times that are faster than establishing a communication link between disconnected devices.
Abstract: The invention relates to a method for achieving a good contact surface on an aluminium electrode support bar used in electrolysis. In the method the support bar is fabricated as a continuous bar and a highly electroconductive layer is formed on its end. The highly electroconductive layer forms a metallic bond with the support bar and can be achieved for example with thermal spray coating. The invention also relates to an electrode support bar, the end of which is coated with a highly electroconductive material.
Abstract: A system for effecting communication between first and second radio transceivers, comprises a communicator for effecting communication between the first and second radio transceivers over a first channel; a determiner for determining the distance between the transceivers, and for determining if the distance falls below a predetermined threshold; and a channel charger responsive to a positive determination, for effecting direct mode communication between the transceivers over a second channel.
Abstract: This invention is directed to deimmunized antibodies that are useful as immunotherapeutic drugs against Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and CD4-mediated autoimmune disorders. More specifically, antibodies expressed by clones, Clone 7 containing the recombinant genes B4DIVHv1/VK1CHO#7, Clone 16 containing the recombinant genes B4DIVHv1/VK1#16, and clone 21 containing the recombinant genes B4DIVHv1/VK1#21, are derived from mouse monoclonal B4 antibody (mAb B4). The antibodies were produced by removing particular murine determinants recognized as foreign by the human immune system. These recombinant antibodies were generated by the chimerization and deimmunization of the Fv region of mouse monoclonal antibody (mAb) B4. For improved safety, the coding sequence may further be mutated to express an aglycosylated IgG1 antibody that is unable to bind complement.
Abstract: A movement signal generation apparatus is disclosed which can convert an analog position signal of an optical adjustment unit into digital signals representing a movement amount and a movement direction of the optical adjustment unit and output the digital signals. The movement signal generation apparatus includes an analog signal output section which outputs an analog signal in accordance with the position of the optical adjustment unit, and a digital signal generation section which generates two digital signals in accordance with a movement amount and a movement direction of the optical adjustment unit based on the analog signal.
Abstract: Provided is an image deformation estimating method capable of obtaining information expressing image deformation between frame images caused by a camera shake with almost no influence of photographing conditions.
Abstract: An optical apparatus is disclosed which has a light amount adjusting unit, a lens to be driven by a linear actuator, and a detector for detecting the position of the lens, and which can be reduced in size. The optical apparatus includes a light amount adjusting unit which adjusts a light amount by light shield members translating in a first direction, a vibration type linear actuator which drives the lens in an optical axis direction, a guide member which guides the lens in the optical axis direction, and a detector which detects the position of the lens. When viewed from the optical axis direction of the optical apparatus, the vibration type linear actuator, the guide member, and the detector are arranged along an outer surface of the light amount adjusting unit, the outer surface being provided in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for the preparation of colorant with enhanced color value from commercially available pungent free chilli oleoresin by extracting the pungent free oleoresin with any one of alcoholic solvent, mixture of alcoholic solvents, mixture of alcohol-ketonic solvent or aqueous ketonic solvent, separating the oleoresin layer and the solvent layer, pooling the solvent layer obtained and separating the final oleoresin layer, and distilling the final oleoresin layer to obtain pungent free oleoresin with enhanced color value.


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package zero

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
	"time"

	"github.com/tj/go-debug"
)

type numVal struct {
	Time  time.Time
	Value int64
}

type numStore map[Key]numVal

type Num struct {
	store numStore
	debug debug.DebugFunction
}

func (n *Num) Add(key Key, value int64) {
	n.debug("adding key %v with value %d", key, value)
	n.store[key] = numVal{
		Time:  time.Now(),
		Value: value,
	}
}

func (n *Num) Show(key Key) (int64, error) {
	n.debug("displaying value for key %v", key)
	if v, ok := n.store[key]; ok {
		n.debug("key found")
		return v.Value, nil
	}

	return 0, fmt.Errorf("key %s not found", key)
}

func (n *Num) All() [][]string {
	n.debug("displaying all values (%d)", len(n.store))
	vals := [][]string{}
	for k, v := range n.store {
		vals = append(vals, []string{
			string(k),
			strings.TrimSpace(fmt.Sprintf("%d", v.Value)),
			"number",
			v.Time.Format(time.RFC822),
		})
	}

	return vals
}

func (n *Num) Keys() []Key {
	n.debug("getting all keys for store (len: %d)", len(n.store))
	keys := make([]Key, 0, len(n.store))
	for k := range n.store {
		keys = append(keys, k)
	}

	return keys
}

func (n *Num) Count() int {
	n.debug("getting count of items in store")
	return len(n.store)
}

func (n *Num) Del(key Key) error {
	n.debug("removing value for key %v", key)
	if _, ok := n.store[key]; ok {
		n.debug("key found")
		delete(n.store, key)
		return nil
	}

	return fmt.Errorf("key %s not found", key)
}

func NewNum() *Num {
	return &Num{
		store: make(numStore),
		debug: debug.Debug("zero:number"),
	}
}

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The ship Ángeles Alvariño will continue looking for Anna and her father for a few more days
After several extensions of its stay in the Tenerife area, the ship, dependent on the Ministry of Science and Innovation, will extend its deployment a few more days to continue with the tracking work in the maritime area marked by the Civil Guard researchers, reports Government Delegation.
In a complementary manner, the Civil Guard is carrying out the pertinent steps in the civil sphere to have technological solutions that allow the vessel to be replaced in search tasks.
The ship is expected to return soon to the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, to carry out maintenance work on the equipment. This equipment, suitable to work up to 2000 meters deep, has limited operability for continuous work.
Third extension
This extension occurs as a result of the Steps that the Government Delegation in the Canary Islands has carried out this Wednesday to try to get the oceanographic vessel to stay on the island "a few more days," according to the delegate, Anselmo Pestana.
The 'Ángeles Alvariño' had planned to conclude the search for Anna and Tomás this Thursday; However, this morning it was announced that the ship would end its searches this afternoon, around 7:00 p.m., to join the research work carried out by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography.
Anselmo Pestana has wanted to value the "very remarkable" work carried out by the 'Ángeles Alvariño', as well as the "generosity" of the Ministry of Science and Innovation, which has allowed the ship's stay on the island to be extended on two occasions and , now, a third time.
Pestana insisted that We had to wait for the decision made by the State authorities and see if we could collaborate on something else, knowing the "very slim chances of finding something else," he said.
Tomás Gimeno: Capricious, jealous and rough
The delegate stressed that the oceanographic vessel has put its equipment "to the limit" during the tracking work, to the point of having even suffered a breakdown, and also highlighted the "so great" commitment they have had with Canarian society and with the Anna and Olivia's family.
On the other hand, judicial sources have indicated that the oceanographic vessel does not need a court order to leave, but only to have complied with the order issued by the magistrate who was handling the case, which involved tracking the points in which the investigation determined that it had been Tomás Gimeno's mobile, being able to abandon this task once it was considered completed.
Mother's supplication
Also this afternoon it was learned that the girls' mother, Beatriz Zimmerman, had directed the authorities through her spokesperson Joaquin Amills a request precisely to extend the search at sea "until all areas of their possible locations are fully and exhaustively revised and thus it is endorsed by the investigators of the Civil Guard ".
"We ask that the search for Anna and her alleged murderer Tomás Gimeno not cease for other reasons such as work, financial or technical commitments," continues the plea: "Olivia and Anna's family will not be able to have peace until the body is recovered. of the little girl and especially that of the alleged murderer, it would be a pain, anguish and horror added in this case to the victim who is Beatriz Zimmerman at the remote idea that such a monster is still alive. "
Tags: alvarino, Àngels, Searching, vessel, will follow
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The Yankees used a big fourth inning to power their way to a series-opening victory over the first-place Red Sox. Jorge Posada went 2-for-4 with three RBIs, Robinson Cano belted his third homer and Chien-Ming Wang went 5 2/3 innings for his fourth victory.
Tim Wakefield was unable to control his knuckleball on Friday, and he paid the price in a loss to the Yankees at Fenway Park. Wakefield walked six and allowed eight runs over 3 2/3 innings in his sixth loss of the season. Kevin Youkilis picked up an infield single to extend his hitting streak to 23 games.
2B: Abreu 2 (8, Wakefield, Snyder), Posada 2 (18, Snyder, Romero), Cabrera (4, Romero).
HR: Cano (3, 2nd inning off Wakefield, 1 on, 1 out).
TB: Jeter; Matsui; Rodriguez; Posada 4; Cano 5; Abreu 4; Cabrera 3.
RBI: Cano 2 (25), Damon (18), Cabrera (16), Posada 3 (33).
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Cano; Matsui 2; Damon; Cabrera.
CS: Abreu (3, 3rd base by Snyder/Mirabelli).
DP: 3 (Jeter-Cano-Phelps 2, Jeter-Cano-Mientkiewicz).
2B: Pedroia 2 (11, Wang, Wang).
TB: Youkilis; Ortiz 3; Ramirez 4; Crisp; Mirabelli; Pedroia 5.
RBI: Lugo (31), Ortiz (39), Pedroia (12), Ramirez (32), Pena (7).
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Lowell 2; Drew 2; Youkilis 2; Ortiz.
SB: Lugo (16, 2nd base off Wang/Posada), Crisp (11, 2nd base off Wang/Posada).
Outfield assists: Ramirez (Rodriguez at 2nd base).
Villone pitched to 1 batter in the 9th.
HBP: Lowell (by Wang), Youkilis (by Proctor), Phelps (by Wakefield), Rodriguez (by Snyder), Cano (by Lopez).
Pitches-strikes: Wang 112-71, Myers 5-3, Bruney 6-3, Farnsworth 9-6, Proctor 9-5, Villone 2-1, Rivera 11-7, Wakefield 81-38, Snyder 35-19, Romero 30-20, Pineiro 17-12, Lopez 17-10.
Ground outs-fly outs: Wang 14-2, Myers 0-0, Bruney 2-1, Farnsworth 0-2, Proctor 0-0, Villone 0-0, Rivera 2-0, Wakefield 7-1, Snyder 0-2, Romero 4-1, Pineiro 2-0, Lopez 2-0.
Batters faced: Wang 29, Myers 1, Bruney 3, Farnsworth 3, Proctor 2, Villone 1, Rivera 3, Wakefield 21, Snyder 8, Romero 8, Pineiro 4, Lopez 4.
Inherited runners-scored: Myers 1-0, Villone 1-0, Rivera 2-2, Snyder 2-2, Romero 3-0.
EjectionsNew York Yankees pitcher Scott Proctor ejected by HP umpire Brian O'Nora. (9th); New York Yankees Manager Joe Torre ejected by 3B umpire Jerry Crawford. (5th).
Umpires: HP: Brian O'Nora. 1B: Phil Cuzzi. 2B: Chris Guccione. 3B: Jerry Crawford.


The new French law of 11 March 2014 reinforces the IP rights holder's means of action against alleged infringers.
In this respect, the customs often play a decisive role, since the customs detentions allow IP rights owners to block the counterfeiting goods, but also to obtain information relating to the counterfeiting networks.
Transhipment of goods has been considered as an act of infringement of trademark rights since 2004 (Article L.716-9 of the French Intellectual Property Code) as well as importation, exportation and re-exportation. It is now among the list of acts of all IP rights infringement (copyright, designs, patents, new variety certificates, geographical indications).
However, neither the transhipment is defined by the Code, nor does it constitute a specific customs procedure. The preparatory work for the law showed it aims to cover the transit of goods in France, from and to non-EU countries.
By requesting evidence very difficult to collect and provide in order to bind the customs action, this decision clearly limited the possibilities of intervention of the customs authorities on goods in transit or transhipment. As a result, the French customs had no choice but to stop investigating on goods suspected of infringement in transit or transhipment.
French law No. 2014-315 takes position in favor of controlling and stopping counterfeit goods in transit, and is in line with the text adopted simultaneously by the European Parliament in the framework of the revision of Community trade marks legislation (2).
The new French law aims to improve the provisions concerning customs action against goods suspected of infringing IP rights and the measures to be taken against goods found to have infringed such rights.
Those provisions are common to copyright, designs, patents, new variety certificates, trademarks and geographical indications.
Notwithstanding the professional secrecy to which all officials of the customs administration are bound, the plaintiff may require the customs administration to communicate the names and addresses of the sender, the importer and the consignee of the goods withheld or of the holder thereof, and also the quantity thereof, their origin, where they come from, and now with the new provisions, their final destination and some pictures thereof.
The procedures are not perfectly harmonised.
The plaintiff, to maintain the withholding of the goods, is required within 10 working days, to furnish to the customs authorities evidence either of the withholding measures decided by the civil Court, or that he/she has instituted legal civil or criminal proceedings and has furnished the required securities to cover possible liability in the event the infringement is not subsequently recognised.
But an additional option is offered to the owner of infringed copyright or new variety certificates: the possibility to lodge a complaint with the Attorney General in order to institute proceedings while this option does not exist when design, patent or trademark rights are concerned.
Nevertheless, these discrepancies are only formal, whereas the very same day of the promulgation of the commented law, the French Cour de cassation (Civil Supreme Court) rendered a decision confirming that lodging a complaint with the General Attorney is also a way to institute criminal proceedings (3).
Owing to the increasing of importation resulting from Internet sales, specific measures were required and have been inserted into the French law in order to more effectively prevent the entry of counterfeit goods delivered in small consignments.
Goods found to infringe an IP right and sent in small consignments shall be destroyed, upon request of the IP right holder, under control of customs authorities, if the recipient of the goods, within 10 days from the notification, agrees to their destruction or does not reply to the notification.
Those provisions are welcome and should encourage right holders to operate the French or European Union procedures on customs enforcement of their rights.
(1) CJEU, 01 December 2011, Joined Cases C‑446/09 and C‑495/09, Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV v/ Lucheng Meijing Industrial Company Ltd and a. and Nokia Corporation v/ Her Majesty's Commissioners of Revenue and Customs.
"4. The proprietor of a registered trade mark shall also be entitled to prevent the importing into the Union of goods delivered in small consignments as defined by Regulation (EU) No 608/2013 where only the consignor of the goods acts in the course of trade and where such goods, including packaging, bear without authorisation a trade mark which is identical to the trade mark registered in respect of such goods, or which cannot be distinguished in its essential aspects from that trade mark . In cases where such measures are taken, Member States shall ensure that the individual or entity that ordered the goods is informed of the reason for the measures as well as of their legal rights vis-a-vis the consignor.
The entire text can be read here.
(3) Cour de cassation (Civil Supreme Court), Commercial section, 11 March 2014.
(4) CJEU, 06 February 2014, Case C-98/13, Mr. Blomqvist v/ Rolex.
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oh man, best spoiler yet. yall hyped now?
I forget, will there be full card lands again?
except for maybe the next un-set.
I really dig these basics.
Now I must know who the heck that is.
Edit saw the other ones it's Jace.
This looks like a fun place to be.


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Scratch the Surface est le troisième album du groupe Sick of It All, sorti en 1994. C'est leur premier album produit par un grand label. Malgré les efforts d'East West Records, l'album ne se vend pas plus que leurs précédents.

Liste des morceaux
Tous les titres sont écrits et composés par Sick of It All.

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Album de punk hardcore
Album musical sorti en 1994

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Discover through a fun magnetic construction themed activity about magnets! Create a magnetic construction site! Here's how.
This week we're featuring the book Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site as our book for the Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids. With just a few items for around your home you can make your own sensory play idea for the theme of construction. Plus sneak in a little science too. Let's explore how to create a magnetic construction site.
Click here for more STEM IDEAS for Kids.
Create a moving construction site by placing select objects into this manipulative game. Players learn items can be magnetic and nonmagnetic as they discover the various selected items on the construction site. A basic skill of a scientist is how to classify and sort items.
1. Pour the sand into the large plastic bin for the base where objects will be hiding.
2. Place magnetic and nonmagnetic objects on the dirt (sand), hiding some within the sand if you like.
3. With the paper, create a game board with the words "magnetic" and "not magnetic" on it to sort items onto.
1. Players take turns using the large magnet and construction vehicles to search for magnetic items.
2. As players remove items from the sand they will place them on the game board under the proper section of magmatic or not magnetic.
3. Continue to play until all of the items are classified.
Race the clock to find all of the magnetic items at the construction site.
Dig for letters on the construction site and put in alphabetical order.
Dig for words on the construction site and sort into word families with like endings.
This magnetic construction site activity was originally published in our new book 100 Fun and Easy Learning Games for Kids. Click here to discover more ideas like this that featured fun reading, writing, math, science and social studies ideas for ages 3-7.
Photography by Ashlee Hamon Photography.
We're excited to be in our 11th week of Virtual Book Club for Kids for 2016-2017. This season we're hosting weekly themes and books. You can check out what's next week here .
YOU'RE INVITED. We're inviting you to join along and share your own CONSTRUCTION themed ideas with your child or students using the featured story Goodnight Goodnight Construction Site or one of the other Construction Books mentioned above. You can share on our facebook page or join our VBC Facebook Group.
VIRTUAL BOOK CLUB HOSTS: Plus we're inviting you to visit our Virtual Book Club for Kids cohosts sites for additional activity ideas all about Construction. I'm featuring them below here for you to go check out and get ideas for your preschooler ages 2-5.
I invite you to go check out our Virtual book Club for Kids cohosts below and the activities that they are sharing below for you and your child that are all construction themed.
If you enjoyed this construction activity idea you might enjoy joining our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids!
This looks great magnetism is such a fun science topic that bridges the ages as well – from preschoolers like this through to creating electricity with magnets at high school.


Day 1: Jaipur (Pink City) :In morning enjoy the Jungle safari in Siriska. Later drive to Jaipur, On arrival check into hotel . In evening go for Chokhi dhani visit (Optional). Rest day at leisure. Overnight at Jaipur.
Day 2: Jaipur (Pink City) :In morning enjoy the Jungle safari in Siriska. Later drive to Jaipur, On arrival check into hotel . In evening go for Chokhi dhani visit (Optional). Rest day at leisure. Overnight at Jaipur.
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What is a "hyper-natural miracle"?
First Plague: Nile turned to blood – could it have been a huge red algae bloom?
Second Plague: Frog infestation – is it possible that the first plague caused a proliferation of frogs?
Third Plague: Gnats – Gnats feed on dead organisms that were a result of the condition of the Nile.
Does God typically use natural means to interact with man?
God invented natural processes, it makes sense that He would use them.
Is the Law of Moses useful or not??
Ninth Plague: Darkness – The scientific consensus seems to be that the darkness was due to a khamsin, hot southerly winds from the Sahara.
Great show this week…as usual. I got a lot out of the discussion because I have gotten sideways looks when discussing that there are "natural" explanations for biblical miracles.
I wanted to also point out, in light of what you guys talked about regarding the timing of things, the other side of that is the fact that there was also a very interesting timing issue with regards to not only when each plague happened, but when it ended!
Even with a naturalistic explanation for these, that doubles the number of very unusual "coincidences" with regards to the Egyptian plagues.
Excellent point on the timing of the plagues ending. We don't want to remove the hand of God at work here, and that goes to show there are some fascinating corollaries!


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REPORTING · 24th April 2014
COUNCIL MAKES 4-1 DECISION TO OPPOSE ENBRIDGE
'IT IS NOW TIME TO TURN THE PAGE'
- Councillor Mario Feldhoff
Watch the Council debate by clicking this sentance
Kitimat City Council discussed their position on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline on Tuesday April 22nd. Councillors Mary Murphy and Corinne Scott were not present at the meeting. Mayor Joanne Monaghan wanted to table the motion until they could be present, however, it was the will of Council to go ahead. However, Murphy or Scott could bring the motion back at a later meeting of Council.
Councillor Phil Germuth made the motion: "That Mayor and council support the results of the April 12th plebiscite, the Haisla, and our neighbouring communities by adopting a position of being opposed to the Enbridge Northern Gateway project." It was seconded by Councillor Mario Feldhoff.
KITIMAT DOES NOT OPPOSE INDUSTRY
"Kitimat was built by industry. Kitimat exists because of industry. People of this community have supported the aluminium industry, the pulp and paper industry, the methanol and the ammonia industry and we look forward to supporting an LNG industry. People of this community appreciate and understand the amenities that we have here. Two rinks, a swimming pool, recreation facilities and many other benefits communities of this size don't have. We appreciate that they are there, in part to the tax base provided by industry," said Germuth.
He stated Kitimat was built on industry and 60% of the people came out to oppose an industrial project, it means something is wrong with the project and it is not just about the community. He expressed the Federal level is saying the project is in the best interests of Canada. It is in the best interest of Canada to extract the resource, transport it in it's most destructive form through rugged, pristine wilderness and hope there is not a leak. Then transport it via boat through pristine waters and hope there is never an accident. Send it to be refined in a country which has bad pollution control policy.
"Don't think this project is about providing a future for your children and grandchildren, because, somehow, it's also in our best interests to propose hiring temporary foreign workers to extract our resources. Just because a government tells us something is in our best interests does not necessarily mean it's true," said Germuth.
He suggested slowing down the resource extraction while training future generations to work in technologically advance and environmentally sensitive refineries in Canada. Teach future generations about conservation and finding renewable energy options.
Germuth stated the regional neighbours to Kitimat have opposed the project for various reasons. He stated they support their decisions and stand united and let the Federal Government know the project is not in the best interests of the region.
He reminded Council they were there to make the tough decisions and by putting it on the people, caused a divide in Kitimat.
VOTING, ALWAYS IMPORTANT
"A significant number of Kitimatian's participated in the plebiscite and the result demonstrated that a majority of residents do not favour the Northern Gateway project, in spite of the recommendation of the JRP. The Plebiscite also shows that our community is divided; 3 to 2. I have been approached by many people since April12 who didn't exercise their vote; maybe this will give them pause to consider the importance of participating in the democratic process in the future, non-binding or not," said Feldhoff.
He stated he was going to represent the majority as he was elected to represent, despite voting with the minority. He remained concerned about the future of Kitimat jobs after the construction workers move on to other projects as the major employer will have fewer people working at the plant.
Feldhoff stated Kitimat needs to find employment opportunities or risk eroding services and seeing the community decline. He expressed he voted in favour of $5 million in property taxes associated with the project, feeling it would go a long way towards adding to Kitimat.
He also still supported the Joint Review Panel as it was unparalleled in its effort and put onerous conditions on Enbridge. However, 58% of the community voted against the project and the results are being forwarded to the senior levels of Government.
"That motion respected the will of the majority as well as the minority of citizens. Tonight's motion unfortunately drives a wedge and does not reflect that there are still deep divisions within our community," said Feldhoff. "The question for the Prime Minister and Cabinet is whether they should place greater weigh on the conditions of the JRP and the perceived benefits to Canada, or the wishes of Kitimat residents. We sometimes don't appreciate that many Canadian's livelihoods, including some former Kitimatians, are directly tied to the oil and gas development in land locked Alberta."
He said it was time to turn the page away from Enbridge and towards the proposed refinery by David Black. While it will not eliminate all of the risks, it will increase the economic benefits. He hoped the neighbours and government will support the project. He pointed out the Plebiscite did not ask about the merits of shipping refined goods from Kitimat and the Kitimat Clean Refinery would employ the same amount of people as three Modernized Aluminium Smelters.
"Come November, the citizens of Kitimat will have their say as to who should represent them on Council. In the meantime, I will continue to do my best to further the best interests of the community. To conclude, based on the plebiscite results, I support the motion put forward tonight, that Kitimat adopt a position of being opposed to the northern Gateway project," said Feldhoff.
KITIMAT RESULTS PREDICTED 5 YEARS AGO
Councillor Rob Goffinet agreed with the points raised by his colleagues. Kitimat accepts industrial development and the vote was in favour of economic developments but not every projects. Council will continue to advocate for industrial development in Kitimat.
However, the motion was not to go through the points raised during the referendum. While Goffinet voted no, he respects the people who voted yes.
"What I think this motion says, is we as a council support the results of the April 12th plebiscite conducted by us, and the participants were our fellow citizens of Kitimat," said Goffinet. How do we support the results of what that vote was? By adopting a position of being opposed to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project."
He expressed they really had no choice. Goffinet went through the history of Council's neutral position. They heard all sides of the argument. Kitimat has had the opportunity to see all points of view. Everyone is conflicted on this project and the vote, but have spent the last 5 years in a respectful and meaningful discussion about the project. The community listened quietly to what was being said and then voted.
He felt the process was intensely educative, unprecedented and no other part of Canada had discussion as intense as Kitimat did. People knew what a yes vote meant and a no vote. While people feel the results are even, such results in an election would be distressing to politicians.
"I think all of us called it years ago, that it felt like about a 60-40. It depended on which side you were on which 60 and which 40 was your side and which 60 and which 40 was the other side. But there was a feeling in the community, five years of intensive debate and education and respectfully listening to each other and debating, it came down to a decisive 60-40 split of the most informed electorate in the country," said Goffinet.
He said the turnout was 700 more than the last election. He said he would respect the results.
Councillor Edwin Empinado had several questions before he argued his point. His questions reflected on what will the motion mean, will they talk about it, will they entertain proponents, will Council commit to a stand or use their resources to go after the project and if they have control.
Councillor Rob Goffinet would answer later in the meeting. He said it would be adopting a stance against the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project, the Council would have freedom of opinion, they would still talk to proponents, there would be nothing Council could do to stop the project and the role of the Council would be to honour the results of the plebiscite.
"Is it within my role of power to decide to stop this project? Is it within the powers of the local government of Kitimat to decide whether this should go ahead or not. Or is it Federal Jurisdiction?" asked Empinado.
He said the 58% are represented by it but the 42% also have a voice. He asked where he has control and where he could be involved.
"It is not in our local government's role to decide, the approval or disapproval of the Federal Government. We made it clear in the plebiscite, that it was non-binding and I wanted it that way so we can bring everyone's concerns and interest to the bargaining table where we could use our municipal powers and where is that bargaining table, it is in this chamber. I personally believe that mayor and Council's neutral positions were so we could continually pursue the bargaining power, to make sure there is a continuous quality assurance to make our waters safe, our environment and ocean," said Empinado.
He said the Council is not showing disrespect to the Haisla, but like the Haisla, they need to be involved in the process. The concerns need to be at the table.
Goffinet explained, again, later in the meeting, that he felt this would give Kitimat some leverage. The leadership would stand with the community. He pointed out the Northern Gateway project would not have anything to do with a refinery.
THE MOST DIFFICULT MOTION
"I guess that this is probably the most difficult motion that I've had to deal with in my 36 years of being on Council because, as Mayor, I take the representation of all of the population of Kitimat. Those who voted yes and those who voted no, and to me, there are a lot who did not vote, and a lot of them came to me and said this how we wanted to vote but we did not vote," said Monaghan.
She stated she hoped this would give a push the next time there is an election. She said she would honour the vote and she sent the details to the Provincial and Federal levels. She does not support tankers in the Douglas Channel, but she would support the refinery as Kitimat and the North would benefit from all of the jobs it would bring here.
Monaghan expressed the motion before Council goes beyond the motion of supporting the plebiscite. She would not vote in favour of the motion as it includes the Haisla and Terrace.
Goffinet pointed out the Northern Gateway project would not have anything to do with a refinery. Monaghan stated the refinery was a part of this issue: "If Enbridge has nowhere to send their oil, guess where it's going to go."
Councillor Mario Feldhoff made a motion to amend the motion for the Mayor: "That Mayor and council support the results of the April 12th plebiscite by adopting a position of being opposed to the Enbridge Northern Gateway project."
The amendment was considered friendly by Germuth.
"Yes, I will go along with this. It does not mean that I will be against economic development. I will be for economic development; we need economic development for our community. There are certain types of economic development that are not wanted and I understand that as well. However, I do know there are a lot of things that we could use in our community to make it a better community and there will be jobs and good paying jobs and that's what I want. I will be continuing to work with the people and hopefully we can come together and work as a Council," said Monaghan. "If this whole situation does go to a court case, I will not be in favour of a court case. I was in a court case once, twice, three times and we lost it. We lost a lot of money for our community and I will not go to a court case again."
Empinado agreed. They would not pursue this with resources unless it fit into their boundaries. He said Council are not experts in this field. Change continues, there is always something new. Every day, there is a risk. He wants evidence which is unquestionable.
Feldhoff stated future actions will come from future motions. Tonight's motion was to reflect the electorate. Goffinet agreed he was not an expert, but the people of Kitimat were. He said they did not lack any information, access to the reports, the JRP and 5 years of pro and con.
Germuth closed debate. Kitimat was built by industry and has supported industries. "This one just crossed the line, in that risk and benefit was weighted to be way too much on the risk side with the benefits not there. We are not closing the doors on talking to government or any proponent including Enbridge in the future on anything else," said Germuth.
He pointed out Enbridge is involved in clean energy as well. The motion was called and carried. The vote went 4-1. Councillor Edwin Empinado was opposed.
This Council has finally shown real leadership
Comment by Larry Walker on 23rd April 2014
It has been said "the compromise is the art of politics" Well done Mayor and Council.


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Transilluminated ProSeal[TM] laryngeal mask airway insertion.
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The usefulness of the ProSeal[TM] laryngeal mask airway (PLMA, Laryngeal Mask Company, San Diego, CA, USA) as a rescue airway device following difficult or failed intubation has been recognised in numerous case reports (1-3). However, malpositioning of PLMA is common in clinical practice. To overcome the problem, various insertion aids have been described, such as a curved metal introducer tool or the use of a gum elastic bougie (GEB) (4). We would like to report a novel and simple technique to guide a PLMA into a correct position in cases of failure of conventional techniques. This involves using transillumination of neck tissue by a lightwand (Light Wand[TM] Orotracheal Lighted Stylet, Vital Signs Inc., NJ, USA). The patient gave permission for the details of this case and Figure 2 to be published.
After inducing anaesthesia in an adult male for elective urological surgery, a size 4 PLMA was placed using the introducer tool technique with a lateral approach. However, the PLMA could not be inserted correctly in two attempts. In a third attempt, we decided to use a lightwand as a guide in the drainage tube of PLMA (due to the absence of sterilised GEB). Initially, a 6 mm endotracheal tube connector was seated snugly into the proximal end of the drainage tube. A well-lubricated lightwand was passed through the endotracheal tube connector and threaded down the drainage tube of PLMA until its distal end was close to, but not protruding beyond the tip of the drainage tube (Figure 1). The endotracheal tube connector was tightened on the connector lock of the lightwand to lock the orientation of the PLMA on the lightwand. The posterior aspect of the PLMA bowl was lubricated with lignocaine jelly. The distal end of the lightwand-PLMA combination unit was then gently curved to facilitate its smooth passage through the oropharynx. The technique involved the following steps: 1) following the dimming of room lights, the patient's lower jaw was drawn gently forward by the anaesthetist's left hand and the distal end of the lightwand and bowl of the PLMA assembly were gently guided into the oral cavity by the anaesthetist's right hand; 2) placed adjacent to the surface of the tongue, the PLMA bowel was slipped along the curve of the oropharynx into the pharynx by a simple wrist motion; 3) the lighted end was adjusted to midline of the patient's neck and the combined lightwand-PLMA apparatus was then advanced until a cone-shaped diffuse glow of light projecting caudally toward the thyroid cartilage was seen at the level of the suprasternal notch; 4) the alignment of the PLMA with the upper esophageal sphincter opening and the glottis was confirmed by observing the symmetrical distribution of transmitted light intensity in the suprasternal notch (Figure 2); and 5) once the bite block of the PLMA was correctly located between the teeth, the lightwand was removed while the PLMA was held in position. The cuff of the PLMA was inflated to the desired amount and the patient could be easily ventilated without an oropharyngeal or esophageal leak. Subsequent passage of a gastric tube was easy. Anaesthesia management was otherwise uneventful and there was no postoperative pharyngolaryngeal discomfort.
The combined use of the lightwand and PLMA in our case offered an advantage over the GEB technique to facilitate insertion and prevent retro-version of PLMA bowl. Moreover, in contrast to the blind placement of a GEB technique, this novel approach may also help us to ensure correct positioning of the PLMA in the hypopharynx and possibly may improve the alignment of the tip of the drainage tube with the oesophageal opening, thereby preserving reliable gastroesophageal drainage function.
We speculate that the lightwand is a relatively easy approach to PLMA insertion, because in our case it eliminated the need for laryngoscopy and an assistant. However, the safety of placing a combined lightwand-PLMA apparatus has not been established, although it has been recognised for some time that lightwand-guided endotracheal intubation is safe and well tolerated (5). Furthermore, unlike other guiding techniques that involved protrusion of the guiding instrument beyond the tip of the drain tube, the lightwand was kept within the drain tube of the PLMA, which also decreased the probability of trauma. We have subsequently used this technique in several patients with successful PLMA placement in all cases on the first attempt.
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K.-Z. LU
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(1.) Halaseh BK, Sukkar ZF, Hassan LH, Sia AT, Bushnaq WA, Adarbeh H. The use of ProSeal laryngeal mask airway in caesarean section--experience in 3000 cases. Anaesth Intensive Care 2010; 38:1023-1028.
(2.) Cook TM, Silsby J, Simpson TP. Airway rescue in acute upper airway obstruction using a ProSeal laryngeal mask airway and an Aintree catheter: a review of the ProSeal laryngeal mask airway in the management of the difficult airway. Anaesthesia 2005; 60:1129-1136.
(3.) Awan R, Nolan JP, Cook TM. Use of a ProSeal laryngeal mask airway for airway maintenance during emergency Caesarean section after failed tracheal intubation. Br J Anaesth 2004; 92:144-146.
(4.) Brimacombe J, Keller C, Vosoba Judd D. Gum elastic bougie-guided insertion of the ProSeal[TM] laryngeal mask airway is superior to the digital and introducer tool techniques. Anesthesiology 2004; 100:25-29.
(5.) Davis L, Cook-Sather SD, Schreiner MS. Lighted stylet tracheal intubation: A review. Anesth Analg 2000; 90:745-756.
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JEFFERSON'S UNIVERSITY: Glimpses of the Past and Present
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA: AN INFORMAL HISTORY
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ANTE-BELLUM ALBEMARLE, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
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UNLEASHED AT LONG LAST: RECONSTRUCTION IN VIRGINIA, April 9, 1865-Janueary 26, 1870
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A NARRATIVE OF THE INCIDENTS ATTENDING THE CAPTURE, DETENTION, AND RANSOM OF CHARLES JOHNSTON, of Botetourt County, Virginia, who was made Prisoner by the Indians, on the River Ohio, in the year 1790; together with an Interesting Account of the Fate of his Companions, Five in Number one of whom Suffered at the Stake. To which are Added, Sketches of the Indian Character and Manners, with Illustrative Anecdotes
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THE JEFFERSON PAPERS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (University of Virginia Bibliographical Series Number 8)
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Jones, Hugh | edited by Richard L. Morton
THE PRESENT STATE OF VIRGINIA FROM WHENCE IS INFERRED A SHORT VIEW OF MARYLAND AND NORTH CAROLINA
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RECOLLECTIONS GRAVE AND GAY
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WISE'S DIGESTED INDEX AND GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO BISHOP MEADE'S OLD CHURCHES, MINISTERS AND FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA, Embracing 6,900 Proper Names
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JOHN B. GORDON: A Study in Gallantry
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Byrd, William | edited by Maude H. Woodfin; translated and collated by Marion Tinling
ANOTHER SECRET DIARY OF WILLIAM BYRD OF WESTOVER, 1739-1741, With Letters & Literary Exercises, 1696-1726
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