Leg Show Nr12 (1991)

The rookie Senna announced himself to the racing world at the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix. The team's new car was a step forward and Senna would be given an immediate chance to show his talent. Starting 13th with the rain pouring at the Monaco Grand Prix, Senna carved through the field.

Leg Show Nr12 (1991)

The Casanova-test was developed to establish graft dependent recurrence [17, 19]. A simplified version of the test, without intravenous regional analgesia (SCAT), has been shown to distinguish the site of recurrence in 90 % of patients, when comparing to the measurement of parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels at 10 min of suprasystolic exclusion of the grafted arm to preischemic values [18].

All patients underwent additional ultrasonography of the neck and the lower limb, electrocardiography and venous blood sampling (calcium, phosphate, alkaline phosphatase, albumin, creatinine, urea, thyroid hormones). A 99mTc-sestamibi scintigraphy was not performed as all patients were asymptomatic and showed low PTH levels.

Entering the facility's monthly pest control contractor's records into a graph showed a steady, but constant, accumulation of rodents caught monthly over several years. So either a small number enters frequently and does not survive the trapping program, the internal population has limited mating success, or a sparsely deployed (non-public areas) poison baiting system may be working to limit exponential growth. However, improved exclusionary practices and continued trapping are required to cause the annual catch numbers to drop toward zero.

The Plan B column was created to show how one can fight back against pests in the given situation if a "Plan A" solution must wait or cannot be done. Using the suggestions given under Plan B, determine if the described activities are being performed, or if the suggested modifications are present in your facility. The Plan B columns were designed to include remedial suggestions where they would most likely be effective and not cause undue effort at that level.

For heat treating, the line in Figure 16 marked "wood bagged in 6 mil PE at 60C" shows that enclosing objects in a vapour barrier before heating confers added protection against desiccation. This is a simple and common method. While the plotted lines demonstrate that paint and even "stagnant" air (technically called the "boundary layer" of air) will act as barriers to moisture loss, a simple plastic bag is the most effective and highly recommended. While there is a condensation risk inside a plastic bag during cooling after a heat treatment, letting the temperature of the container drop slowly so the dew point is not experienced inside the bag can greatly reduce this moisture hazard for sensitive objects. Wrapping the object with absorbent dunnage.

A wood shipping crate can be modified to make a heat disinfestation box, as shown in the diagram. Heat is provided by one or two 1500-watt industrial, metal-bodied heat guns or an equivalent industrial hot air source. Do not use plastic hair dryers or household heaters because they are not designed for continuous operation at the necessary temperature. Safety is a primary issue. A Canadian Standards Association (CSA) approved heat source is placed outside the box, blowing heated air, mixed with room air, into the metal duct, which is insulated from the crate by an air gap. This technique must be supervised at all times. Pay attention to the thermometer readings especially if the box does not have automated temperature control. 041b061a72