www.zaranyzerak.com At long last we come to the end of the overview of my old computer parts! In this concluding chapter, we take a look at some case fans, take a closer look at the motherboard I blew up, chew on…I mean look at a couple sticks of RAM, and see how my 700W power supply has seen better days…
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Dr Thomas Mattioni Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants and Director of EP
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Scottsdale Arizona (PRWEB) February 01, 2012

When JD went to Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants (AAC) in Scottsdale, Arizona, a comprehensive cardiac electrophysiology practice to see his heart rhythm specialist for a routine check of his life-saving device called a defibrillator, he did not anticipate any problems, because all the previous checks had been OK. But, within a few days he found himself lying on a gurney waiting for a complex procedure called a lead extraction.

“During my visit with the doctor, I learned that the computer inside the defibrillator recorded some unusual activity on the heart wire connected to my defibrillator. My EP doctor asked me to go to the hospital for advanced screening to take a closer look. Under fluoroscopy, (x-ray), he found that the cable inside my heart had an abnormality. We discussed the various treatment options available and decided the best option for me was to have the lead removed and replaced.”

In December 2011, St. Jude Medical, a global medical device manufacturer, advised physicians of a potential problem with the Riata line of implantable defibrillation leads. These leads, also called heart wires, were implanted in patients from 2003 to approximately 2007. There are an estimated 76,000 of these leads implanted in the US. On December 15, 2011 the company announced the F.D.A. deemed the letter a Class 1 recall, its most serious designation, because of its potential risks to patients.

Dr. David Riggio, a Cardiac Electrophysiologist from Scottsdale, Arizona and a partner in one of the premier electrophysiology groups in the country, Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants (AAC), found under fluoroscopy that his patient’s high-voltage lead had an insulation breach which resulted from externalization of some of the lead’s conductor cables in the heart. “The problem appears to be due to a previously unseen form of lead abrasion,” reported Dr. Riggio, who is well known in Arizona for his years of expertise in lead management and removal of malfunctioning leads (extraction). “The cables extruded from the body of the lead due to “inside out” abrasion, often without any detectable malfunction. The wires inside the heart are critical to the life-saving therapy an implantable defibrillator provides and any malfunction could result in a life-threatening problem.”

Device and lead malfunctions are not unique to this company. In 2007 another manufacturer, Medtronic, experienced a different type of lead failure in their Fidelis lead, which also led to an FDA recall. An FDA recall does not mean that the devices need to be removed and replaced.

Dr. Thomas Mattioni, Director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology program at Scottsdale Healthcare and senior consulting clinical electrophysiologist with Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants (AAC) just returned from the Riata ICD Lead Summit in Minneapolis, Minnesota where 63 registered healthcare professionals and St. Jude Medical industry representatives gathered, organized by the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation and the Mayo Clinic. The St. Jude ICD leads currently on recall were subject to intense discussion.

“What’s important to remember,” Dr. Mattioni said, “is that all heart leads are expected to move with the beating heart millions of times throughout the lifetime of the patient. Although these leads are stringently tested before receiving FDA approval, over time failures can happen and cause dire consequences like inappropriate shocks to the heart or even interfere with life-saving therapy in patients at high risk for sudden cardiac death.”

The common theme of the Summit was the unknown significance of this cable externalization anomaly with the Riata lead. “It’s not clear what physicians should do at this time,” continued Dr. Mattioni. “When these heart lead cables externalize, they can continue to function normally. The externalization is not always associated with failure and there is no single common sign of lead failure on electrical analysis. Only advanced fluoroscopic screenings can reliably pick up these silent abrasions. That is why many cardiac electrophysiologists like ourselves are investigating this problem and are involved in ongoing studies which will give us the information we need to set new guidelines for heart lead evaluation and management.”

“There is yet no clear consensus on what should be done for patients with this lead, however it is recommended that patients at greatest risk, such as those who need frequent shocks from their device or who are dependent on the pacemaker portion of their defibrillator, should see a Cardiac Electrophysiologist particularly at a specialty group such as Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants. These patients should be evaluated and closely monitored so that a treatment plan can be initiated related to these “high risk” leads,” said Dr. Mattioni.

The Electrophysiologists at AAC have been leaders in Arizona of Device and Lead Management over the past two decades.http://www.AACHeart.com

ARIZONA ARRHYTHMIA CONSULTANTS has a reputation of excellence in delivering the highest quality comprehensive cardiac electrophysiology care. As the premiere Cardiac Electrophysiology (EP) practice in Arizona, AAC physicians are on the forefront of EP technologies and clinical research nationwide focused on heart arrhythmias. They are regarded as the leading authority and innovators throughout the state of Arizona in the research and practice of Clinical Electrophysiology.

http://www.AACHeart.com

The article referenced appeared in print on December 16, 2011, on page B2 of the New York edition with the headline: Heart Device Parts Recalled.

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Part 1 or 2 Video Review of the Sager NP8150 (Clevo P150HM) Video Review. Featuring a 15.6″ FHD 1920×1080 Display, 16GB of Ram, 2nd Generation Intel i7 2920XM “Sandy Bridge” Processor, nVIDIA GTX 485M 2GB GDDR5 Video Card + More. View Here: www.xoticpc.com
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Dayton, OH (PRWEB) January 26, 2012

Intelligent Decisions (ID), Inc., a premier global IT systems integrator, announced today that the U.S. Air Force has awarded the company a key Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract – with a potential final value of $ 950 million over five years – under the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (AFB) Aeronautical Systems Center’s Acquisition of Consolidated Enterprise Support Services (ACCESS) Program. ID has opened an office in Dayton, OH, near the AFB as part of this new relationship. The contract is likely to result in the creation of hundreds of jobs for area workers, which will range from engineering to administrative positions. ID’s recruiting efforts are already underway and include outreach to Ohio universities and community colleges for potential job candidates.

The ACCESS contract is designed to provide advisory and assistance services (A&AS) to support the accomplishment of the goals, objectives and priorities associated with the missions of the organizations at Wright-Patterson AFB, including but not limited to the Air Force Materiel Command, the Aeronautical Systems Center, the Air Force Research Laboratory, the Air Force Global Logistics Support Center, the Air Force Institute of Technology, and the National Air and Space Intelligence Center.

“Intelligent Decisions is excited about this new strategic relationship and is focused on providing Wright-Patterson Air Force Base with superior, cost-effective services,” said Harry Martin, president and CEO of Intelligent Decisions. “We are also looking forward to becoming a formal part of the community and to building a strong team of talented professionals to support the ACCESS Program.”

Specifically, the contract will provide assistance at Wright-Patterson AFB in the form of management and professional support services; studies, analyses and evaluations; and engineering and technical services. ACCESS is a multiple award IDIQ contract awarded to 19 firms. Each task order will be awarded on a competitive basis.

ID will be partnering with the following companies to deliver A&AS in support of the ACCESS Program: Belcan; Computers Universal, Inc.; Copper River Information Technology, LLC; Farfield Systems, Inc.; inode ink; Omega Security International; Solidus; Tatitlek Corporation; TechOpps, Inc.; and TSymmetry. It is important to note that BelCan and Computers Universal, Inc., are both local companies in the Dayton area.

About Intelligent Decisions:

Headquartered in Ashburn, VA, Intelligent Decisions (ID) is a premier global systems integrator that for more than 20 years has provided a broad range of innovative, IT professional services, software, hardware and manufacturing solutions to the federal government. ID partners and clients include the National Security Agency, U.S. Air Force, Army, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, Department of Veterans Affairs, Apple, Cisco, Dell, IBM and Microsoft.

For more information, visit http://www.intelligent.net or call toll-free (800) 929-8331.

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Denver, Colo. (PRWEB) January 19, 2012

Gates Corporation, a leading manufacturer of industrial, automotive and heavy-duty products, now offers a complete line of Heavy-Duty Water Pumps as well as a line of Diesel Emission Fluid (DEF) Hose.

Designed to meet rugged Fleet standards, Gates Heavy-Duty Water Pumps are constructed with premium alloy materials, computer-tooled and fitted with a precisely balanced impeller to ensure OE fit and function. The expanded coverage includes 85 SKUs that are offered at competitive prices for virtually any Heavy-Duty or Fleet application. These new 100% quality tested pumps are manufactured to ISO/TS 16949 standards and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

In addition Gates brings an exclusive line of Diesel Emission Fluid Hose to the aftermarket. These hoses help limit the environmental impact of harmful emissions. Since DEF freezes at +11°F (-12°C), hose and couplings are electronically heated using Gates revolutionary carbon fiber heating system. This patent pending technology allows for more uniform fluid heating compared to heated-wire designs. Customizable hose lengths offer greater flexibility in design while thermoplastic over-molds protect electrical connections against moisture and corrosion.

Gates also provides DEF Tank Transfer Hose manufactured for the specific filling functions of DEF tanks. They feature the highest quality construction to meet the demands of Diesel Emissions Fluid handling and transfer.

Gates will showcase its expanded line of Heavy-Duty products in Booth #727 at Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week, held Jan. 23-26, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nev., and in Booth #509 at the TMC Annual Conference & Transportation Technology Exhibition in Tampa, Fla. from Feb. 20-23, 2012.

To learn more about Gates Heavy-Duty products visit gates.com or contact Ken Bridges at 303.744.5728.

For more information about Gates Corporation, please contact Mari Jane Panek at 303.744.4533.

About Gates Corporation

Gates Corporation (gates.com) is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial and automotive products, systems and components with operations in 30 countries. Gates maintains sales and marketing operations in every major industrial and automotive market, including North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and the Middle East.

Gates is part of the Industrial & Automotive group of Tomkins Ltd., which is owned by a consortium comprising Onex Corporation and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. Tomkins enjoys strong market positions and technical leadership across all of its business activities and owns some of the best-known brands in their respective markets.

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Have you always wondered what is on the inside of your computer? This video takes a look at the inside of a computer and examines the seven major parts. Credits: , HowStuffWorks

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Short video on 2-step process of stripping gold plating from high-grade computer CPUs, pins and edge connectors. First is removing silver and base metals, second is dissolving gold plating. Small batch only made a few grams of powder, about 70% by weight turns to metal when smelted. More details are in ebooks availabe at www.bestgoldbuyers.com/products.html Also the Yahoo Group at GoldandPlatinumRecycling has tips on refining and recycling precious metals. From goldmetalx.com –GoldMetalsExpress. Video is for informational purposes only. Any refining should be done in a well-equipped lab by trained personnel. C2008 TCS – GMX Media Comments or refining questions can be left at the refining Group. Thanks for viewing!
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New York, NY (PRWEB) September 27, 2011

Many laptops carry hefty price tags, but a new buying guide by Cheapism.com — a review site dedicated to finding quality low-cost products — identifies the top cheap laptops costing less than $ 650. Four laptops rose to the top of the list based on their technical specs and analysis of performance reviews. Frugal shoppers will fall for the Lenovo IdeaPad V570, with its super-fast system and generous memory and hard drive. The Toshiba Satellite L745-S4210 impresses with six-plus hours of battery life and a quick processor. The Dell Vostro V131 offers even better battery life — more than eight hours in expert testing. The HP Pavilion g6-1a69 is a good basic laptop that gets the job done well with few complaints from users.

Cheapism’s top picks contain must-have features and reflect expert performance evaluations. The number of configurations can be daunting, so Cheapism breaks down all the critical technical specs. The best cheap laptops, the Lenovo IdeaPad V570 and the Toshiba Satellite L745-S4210, boast powerful Intel processors, 4GB to 6GB of memory, 640GB hard drives, and extended battery life. Subpar memory and hard drive space and excessive bloatware consign the Dell Inspiron 14R to the bottom of the list along with the Gateway NV55C38u, which comes with a bare minimum 2GB of RAM. Laptop reviews indicate that consumers care about overall performance on daily tasks, gaming ability, and battery life. Users also want comfortable keyboards and responsive touchpads. All the models on the list meet or exceed expectations on these matters but generally disappoint in the audio department.

Learn more about how to save money on laptops and other computers on Cheapism’s blog, which features a roundup of the cheapest computers.

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About Cheapism.com

Called by The New York Times “a Consumer Reports for the cheap,” Cheapism.com is a review site that serves consumers on a budget who want the best value for their money. Cheapism is the only review site that focuses exclusively on low-price products, a part of the market often overlooked by experts.

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Tel Aviv, Israel (PRWEB) December 15, 2011

Reimage, a leading provider of effective, online Windows repair software, today announces the appointment of Mr. Yoni Sidi as Marketing Director. Yoni will lead the new marketing team at Reimage which will focus on affiliate relationships as a leading marketing tactic for the company.

Reimage has developed a leading PC repair software focused exclusively on the Windows operating system service. The company’s advanced program scans, diagnoses and repairs Windows operating systems, restoring full functionality and replacing damaged files. To date, Reimage’s Windows repair solution has been deployed in over two million computers worldwide.

To better market Reimage’s leading online Windows repair solution, the new marketing team has selected affiliate marketing as the lead marketing tactic. The reimage marketing team will now establish its own, direct affiliate marketing program which will enable the company to provide affiliates with a more ‘hands on’ service to drive a strong affiliate revenue stream. As a result of launching its own affiliate marketing program, Reimage will end its relationship with ClickBank.

Reimage will launch their new affiliate marketing program at the Affiliate Summit West in Las Vegas, January 8 – 10, 2012. To meet with the company, please send an email to yoni.sidi@reimage.com to schedule a meeting in advance.

“I’d like to take this opportunity to thank ClickBank for their service, but as a result of our strategic decision to strengthen our affiliate relationships, it became clear that we needed to establish out own affiliate marketing program,” said Yoni Sidi, Reimage’s new Marketing Director.

“From my experience with William Hill and following Reimage’s recent partnership with PlumChoice, Inc., a pioneer in the delivery of remote technical services in the next-generation Service 2.0 model, I am confident that affiliate marketing is the best channel for Reimage to focus on at this stage,” added Sidi.

Yoni Sidi, Reimage’s new Marketing Director, joins the company from William Hill where he served as VP Sales and Marketing, UK. Prior to joining William Hill, Yoni spent five years at AdGency, an online advertising agency.

To meet with Yoni and the new marketing team regarding Reimage’s new affiliate marketing program at the Affiliate Summit in Las Vegas, January 9 – 10, 2012, please email yoni.sidi@reimage.com.

About Reimage

Reimage offers unique online Windows repair software that scans, detects, fixes & repairs the Windows operating system. Reimage was established in 2007 in order to provide a solution that completely repairs the PC when it crashes and freezes due to viruses, malware or errors. Unlike any other anti-virus or registry cleaner on the market, Reimage has the technology to remove damage and replace corrupted files with new and healthy files, thus reversing damage to restore PC stability and health. The new files come from Reimage’s online repository made-up of over 25 million updated files and spare parts which are essential components for a Windows operating system. Reimage has successfully fixed over 2 million computers worldwide. For more information, and/or to download the software, visit http://www.reimage.com, or email yoni.sidi(at)reimage(dot)com

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