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Rabbids #1: Bwaaaaaaaaaah!
No full textAs if the American farmer didn't have enough problems, things get really out of control when the Rabbids invade several farms creating their own trademarked brand of Rabbid-speed lunacy. Whether the Rabbids get bored or just want to move on, after creating untold devastation in the Heartland, they go to where everyone hopes to hit it rich-- Las Vegas! The Rat Pack was nothing compared to these jibber-jabbering creatures! They literally pop out of a slot machine in a big casino and continue to have fun Rabbid-style in Sin City! Can anyone or anything hope to contain the chaos and end this maniacal misery tour
Determinants of banking consumers’ engagement in post service failure positive word-of-mouth: Examining mediating mechanisms
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"On Becoming Worthy of Victory: Asserting a Natural Place for Philosophy in Global Struggle"
No full textLAw of Unintended Consedquences:US Health Care Reform Act
No full textReview of new health care law focusing on ERS, Computerized Medical Devices, Insurance Databases, and sytem manufacturer
Kinky & Cosy
No full textShocking! Disgusting! Meet the most dangerous twin girls in the universe! Their record of wrong doings, on purpose or not, will raise your hair on end. A darkly subversive collection of cynical comics gags that is sweeping Europe. Nothing is sacred for these two lil’ monsters! South Park meets Monty Python
Comparison of circuit patency and exchange rates between 2 different continuous renal replacement therapy machines
No full textBackground: Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) is an important tool in the care of critically ill patients. However, the impact of a specific CRRT machine type on the successful delivery of CRRT is unclear. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of CRRT delivery with an intensive care unit (ICU) bedside nurse delivery model for CRRT while comparing circuit patency and circuit exchange rates in 2 Food and Drug Administration–approved CRRT devices. This article presents the data comparing circuit exchange rates for 2 different CRRT machines. Materials and Methods: A group of ICU nurses were selected to undergo expanded training in CRRT operation and empowered to deliver all aspects of CRRT. The ICU nurses then provided all aspects of CRRT on 2 Food and Drug Administration–approved CRRT devices for 6 months. Each device was used exclusively in the designated ICU for a 2-week run-in period followed by 3-month data collection period. The primary end point for the study was the differences in average number of filter exchanges per day during each CRRT event. Results: A total of 45 unique patients who underwent 64 separate CRRT treatment periods were included. Four CRRT events were excluded (see text for details). Twenty-eight CRRT events occurred in the NxStage System One arm (NxStage Medical, Lawrence, Mass) and 32 events in the Gambro Prismaflex arm (Gambro Renal Products, Boulder, Colo). Average (SD) filter exchanges per day was 0.443 (0.60) for the NxStage System One machine and 0.553 (0.65) for Gambro Prismaflex machine (P = .09). Conclusions: There was no demonstrable difference in circuit patency as defined by the rate of filter exchanges per day of CRRT therapy
