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I believe you need use the where property in your Query object. The outField property is for limiting the query response by field name.Membranous nephropathy in the cat: a clinical and pathological study

A series of 13 cases of feline membranous nephropathy is presented. Two groups were distinguished clinically; eight cats had the nephrotic syndrome and five others were in renal failure but not nephrotic. The definitive diagnosis was based on histological, immunofluorescence and ultrastructural examinations of renal tissue obtained at renal biopsy or necropsy. Glomerular lesions were classified according to the degree of glomerular change into three distinct groups; mild, moderately severe and advanced. A relationship was established between the mild and moderately severe groups and cats with the nephrotic syndrome, and the advanced group and cats in renal failure. Diuretic therapy was satisfactory in initial control of oedema in the nephrotic cases. Monitoring of previously nephrotic cats for up to three years indicated that the disease is progressive, although in some cases it is sufficiently slow for a cat to live a relatively normal life without continuing treatment. The prognosis for cats presented in renal failure is hopeless.Outdoor furniture screws?
When did you become Justannnn Weelson?
I use kreg bluekote and kreg stainless. I like them both but I plan to try the spax as well.
Mike you'll love Spax. PHI or square drive combo, most with real deal self starting tips, never split wood, so no need for a pilot hole, go in slick, zip, zip, zip. I have no count on the thousands I have used, and never a single cam out, or a broken screw. Menards has a good selection.
(09-23-2017, 01:18 PM)daddo Wrote: Unless you're using treated lumber coated deck screws will work fine. I also use the coated construction screws. I have no problem with stainless but it is an unnecessary expense.
Screws and TBII glue won't fail you. I have an sacrificial experimental Adirondack chair outside in the cold/hot/rainy/stormy weather for over 3 years now- no failing problems. Even the finish is fine. A few small limbs have fallen on it.
Just good old pine. Thinned rubbed on latex paint and 3 coats clear poly.
I made my first set of A chairs out of cypress, unfinished, and they lasted about 15 years before issues started to develop. My second set was pine, primed and painted with white exterior house paint before assembly then a light coat of paint each season on the exposed surfaces to keep em fresh. I did use 5/4stock for the legs, which improved stability for my fat relatives. After 10 years they look brand new. Oh, and used coated deck screws which have held up fine.
Don't I wish. He successfully owned a couple beer distributorships as I remember.
The TV show was a hobby for this old jokester who loved telling stories.
The tensile strength (pull strength) of carbon steel is marginally greater than stainless steel, however the shear strength of stainless steel is notably less than carbon steel.
What that means is that it is easier to snap the head off of a stainless steel screw than a carbon steel screw, but once installed there is little difference in strength.
So pre-drilling in hard woods is a good idea with stainless steel fasteners. But the finished product will be essentially just as strong using stainless steel fasteners as using carbon steel fasteners.
I would pre-drill and use stainless steel fasteners.
And what kind of garden furniture do you collect?
Stainless steel screws will quickly solve the problem. I always use them when I am engaged in constructions that may be affected by moisture. However, for garden furniture, I found an alternative for myself - wicker furniture. It is light, does not take up much space, and does not deteriorate so quickly.
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By the way, about nails. Have you tried using hot nails or glue? I've heard that they're also a good fit when furniture can be exposed to water.
I prefer square head or torx drives, regardless of the material it is made from. Also, consider that trim screws might be preferred for some applications. But not ones where the head is required to hold the pieces together. But where the trim screws are suitable they make a good choice. Once driven below the surface and the hole is filled, corrosion is minimized. You might not need stainless steel for all of those applications.
Pre-drill and countersink. This will go a long way towards preventing broken screws.
coated deck screws?
The older pressure treated lumber tended to eat some of the stainlesses like candy. If you are buying SS screws in the big box stores, there is probably no way to know which stainless was used. If they stick to a magnet, then they are probably 400-series.
I haven't tried them on the newer pressure-treat.
For most outdoor furniture, my personal favorite is bronze, but it can be hard to come by unless you have a good marine-supply store in the area.We recently had an update to our display stand for Sonos equipment. This is in the front of our shop. We’re absolutely thrilled with the result, it looks really slick and illustrated by the beautiful BDI Corridor stand (which is also available for purchase through James-Morrow). Why not pop in and take a look!
Sex and music are great. What can I say? But, when it comes to music, there is a close connection. And best to be a happy audiophile.
A certain kind of music can set the scene for a soft romantic candlelight evening. So, are you the happy audiophile? And, will end with beautiful sounds, coming from the Loudspeakers? As, the lights dim, and the music continues, the sounds will also continue long into the night!
I love old sayings, And, this one that springs to my mind. ‘f music is the food of love, then maestro play on’ This old saying has a certain charm. But, at the same time conjures up a series of pictures of girls having fun. It is true that girls love to have fun, and it comes across so well in many of the modern musicals. The theatre and cinemas are filled with stars showing themselves, dancing to the music.
Things have not changed over the years when it comes to sex and music, Because these are the two things that in a way started it all. The styles of music certainly have changed because of the change in technology. The sex has also changed, and more open and revealing. Now is this good or bad you ask. But, I can only say ‘it is the way of the modern world’.
An Audiophile is a person who is a perfectionist. When it comes to listening to all form of music with audio equipment. The Audiophile will spend thousands, to get that perfect sound. As if, the musician was standing before him, making the performance.
And, to get a perfect sound, make the Audiophile very happy. But, when the audiophile is able to bring a partner into his listening room then the fun begins. To share, the musical experience is wonderful. Also, beautiful music, with a beautiful partner, and we have a happy adventurous Audiophile!
I am proud, to supply beautiful sounding cables to customers worldwide. But, I do something different, which makes my cables, unique.
When you are looking to buy a cable you have to rely on the salesperson in the shop. This person might be a true professional or might be a person who has only just started in the world of Hi-Fi. The same applies when you are looking for cables on the internet. Because you do not know the person who is selling the cables. And, there are many great cables in the marketplace for sale today. But, remember ‘you only get what you pay for’.
An audiophile cable is designed to get the sound from A to B. And, must neither add or subtract any of the information from the original. A cable has to be neutral and has to deliver the sound free from distortion and colouration.
The cable has to deliver ultra-highs and also ultra lows from the musical performance. Which, is a lot to ask from a cable. When you are looking for a cable, always look for customer testimonials or product reviews as these will make you feel more confident.
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EU ratchets up pressure on Israel over house demolitions, settlement expansion
The European Union has called on Israel to stop demolishing Palestinian homes, some of which are EU-funded, and re-stated its opposition to the expansion of settlements.
In a statement, the EU diplomatic service said on Saturday: “In the past weeks there have been a number of developments in Area C of the West Bank which risk undermining the viability of a future Palestinian state and driving the parties yet further apart."
Last month, Israel declared 154 hectares (380 acres) of land near Jericho, West bank, as state land. It is reportedly planning to build around 150 new homes for settlers there.
According to the EU, European government-funded structures were demolished alongside Palestinian residences in the south Hebron hills last Wednesday.
"This is particularly concerning both because of the extent of the demolitions and also the number of