Excalibur 3900 Deluxe Food Dehydrator - 9 Tray - Black - Food Dryer Kitchen Appliance - Food Storage & More
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- 9 Trays - 15" x 15" - 15 Sq. Ft. of Drying Area
- Adjustable Thermostat - 85 to 155 Degrees
- 7" Fan - 600 Watts, 110 Volts, 60 Hz.
- 5 Year Limited Warranty
- Free 24 Page Recipe Booklet Included
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Excalibur's 3500 Series
Excalibur the first name in food dehydration presents our Top of the Line 3000 Heavy Duty Series, featuring the exclusive turbo charged ParallexxTM Drying System.
The 3500 Series offers the ultimate versatility, dependability and quality construction Excalibur is known for. This Series is designed to last over 20 years and built to the highest specifications with upgraded electrical components and innovative plastics. This series also comes with a standard 10 year limited warranty.
Features of The 3500 Excalibur Models:
? Upgrade Electrical Components- like ·Higher Cycle Life Thermostat, ·Higher Duty Rating Heating Element, ·Heavy Duty Motor
? Higher Grade Innovative Plastic Components
? 10 year Limited Manufactures Warranty
Why Excalibur?
Only Excalibur offers the Turbo Charge Parallexx® Drying System. Millions have re-discovered the benefits of food dehydration. Healthy, nutritious and tasty food at a huge savings. Excalibur makes drying eas
Excalibur 3900 Deluxe Food Dehydrator - 9 Tray - Black - Food Dryer Kitchen Appliance - Food Storage & More
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Barclay James Harvest - Poor Man´s Moody Blues
Live at the Town and Country Club, London 02/16/1992 Notice: In the year 1994 I asked Justin Hayward, singer of the Moody Blues (Nights in white satin) in the Moody Blues Newsletter what he think about the song "Poor Man´s Moody Blues" of Barclay James Harvest. He answered: "It was interesting and I was flattered that they gave us credit that we had been an influence on them".
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Living With Kidney Dialysis - Adam Richards StoryIs it true that doctors administer paralysing drugs and anesthesia to organ donors...?
I have included several links that answer your questions. This is all based on US procedures.
No, they don't have to use anesthesia.
No, the doctors cannot remove the ventilator, because if they were to do so, the organs would effectively be destroyed without blood circulation, and thus be useless for transplant.
Organ donation is highly regulated by an organization called UNOS (website www.unos.org). Doctors cannot simply take the organs; the patient must either have listed himself on a state donor registry or put it on his license/id, or his family must approve the donation of organs at the time of his death. Also, the doctors working on a patient are not the same doctors on the transplant team.
The donation surgery is almost exactly like regular surgery. Here is what my source says:
"Once the donor is in the operating room, the body is moved to the operating table. The body is prepared with a sterilizing scrub, sterile drapes are placed around the chest and abdomen, and the operation begins. There is an anesthesiologist present to monitor the blood pressure and fluids, although no anesthetic needs to be given since the person is already dead (and thus cannot feel pain). Up to five surgical teams may be present, sometimes operating simultaneously, along with scrub nurses, circulating nurses, and organ donation technicians who are responsible for getting the ice-cold preservation solutions ready to instill into the donor to cool and protect the donated organs when they are removed. The surgeons carefully inspect the donated organs, again making sure that they look acceptable for transplantation. Once the organs are removed, the ventilator is turned off and the incisions are closed. At this point, the body is sent to the hospital morgue and is released to the funeral home." (See my source below)
It's very sad that people find it necessary to put such incorrect information on the web. That may be why people don't donate. I still can't forget the story of a 3 year old girl who died waiting for a heart. I know there was a heart somewhere for that little girl, but I guess no one else cared. I think it would bring some comfort to a grieving family to know that their child's organs saved another child's life.
I received a kidney and pancreas in 2005 from a 14 year old. I do some volunteer work promoting organ donation with groups like Donate Life. I hope you'll help to get the truth out! I'm glad that you cared enough to ask this question.
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