 in a small 2wd vehicle with no issues. All of their cars are equipped with studded tires in winter. Most importantly if planning to stay on the ring road (IMO) don't get an SUV because driving in that wind can be really scary and it's best not to have a top-heavy vehicle. 

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Kundali Bhagya 10 March 2021 full episode: In the upcoming episode of Kundali Bhagya, you will see that once again Kareena gets engaged to Preeta strongly.
Mahira and Karan tries to get Preeta together. She wants to show in front of Karan that she is now repaired.
She gets cleaned up by Preeta and she goes to Karan and says that Mahira is doing all this just for show.
After which Karan tells Preeta that you always doubt Mahira only when she has improved now, she is trying to bring the two of us closer.
The same Kareena sees Preeta talking with everyone. After which she is very angry at him. Then Mahira comes and aggravates her anger even more.
She tells Kareena that Preeta is doing this intentionally. Because when you beat up Preeta, Rakhi aunt will come and support Preeta.
You will be Preeta will be fully benefited. At the same time, Kareena also comes in the matter of Mahira because before Mahira, Prithvi also said the same thing to Kareena.
After which Kareena goes to Preeta and tells her that you are more busy with Karan and paying less attention to the guests.
After which Mahesh Uncle says that Peeta is not sitting idle here. Rather she is telling me the step of dance because we are all going to dance in the function.
After this, Kareena’s anger gets a little calm after hearing this. And she once again warns Preeta that there should be no hindrance in Kritika’s marriage because of you.
Preeta Karan and Rishabh will also understand that both of you should be involved in your sister’s happiness.
Otherwise he will feel bad. After which Risab then agrees to attend the wedding. But the reason is not there.
On the other hand Sameer and Srishti also go to Prithvi’s house to find evidence against him. And they also get proof against Prithvi.
Now it will be interesting to see in the upcoming episodes whether Sameer and Srishti bring evidence at the right time, whether Kritika and Prithvi’s marriage breaks up.
On Wednesday January 25, 44 of Brentwood’s Ice Hockey players ferried over to Vancouver to play in a tournament hosted by St George’s. Along with the senior and junior team, we also sent half a team which combined with St George’s to form a hybrid.
Players arrived at the Holiday Inn Bridgeport Wednesday night set for the day ahead with two hours of prep while the junior team arrived later that night. The juniors had been playing a game in Lake Cowichan.
The next morning, the players made their way towards UBC where they would spend the day. The senior team would start the day with a 2-1 win over Kitsilano while the Brentwood Junior team would lose to our hybrid 4-2. The seniors went on to lose their next game against St George’s 3-2. They would finish the day 2-1. The juniors would lose their second game against the St. George’s U14 team and would then beat Britannia 4-3. The Brentwood mixed team went on and beat the St. George’s Junior Varsity team 4-1. This left the mixed team 2-0 and the underdogs of the tournament. After a wild game for the Junior team, the bus picked us up and off we went to White Spot for a team dinner. Soon after it was another night of prep and even some tests. Everyone was getting ready for an important day two of the tournament.
On the final morning of the tournament, members of the mixed team woke up extra early to go and play their first game at 8:00 against Britannia. They would end up losing 4-3 and then played again right after against the powerful St George’s Under 14 team. After a hard-fought game, they would go on and lose a heartbreaker causing them to be eliminated from the finals. The Juniors would only play 1 game and that was against the St George’s Junior Varsity team. In a hard battle, they would lose.
However, there was hope. The Seniors would win their game which put them into the semifinal against St George’s: a rematch of Showcase with large cheers from Felix W, Privett ‘20 and other players. With Brentwood up 2-0 halfway through the second, it was going to be a close game. With amazing saves by Reid G, Privett ‘17 and great performance by the seniors eventually the game was tied late in the 3rd. This meant that they would go into a shootout. The first two shooters from both teams missed the net and then our third shooter missed as well. It was up to Reid to keep it going, but after an amazing attempt, the shot barely entered the net: St George’s won 3-2.
The trip home was fine. Nobody was angry about the loss. Most of these teams are coming back to play at this year’s Ross Cup, hosted by Brentwood. Players in the entire program are focused and it will be a stellar tournament with Brentwood trying to repeat as champions.
The St. George’s tournament might have had some tough games but many good things came out of it. Players from our teams went out and played their first tournaments and had some great results. First goals were scored by Lukas S, Ellis ‘19 (mixed team) and Matthew MD, Rogers ‘19 (Junior Team). Our results were fine with the Seniors placing 4th. The Juniors team placed 5th and the Mixed team placed 3rd.
This was a successful tournament and it couldn’t have happened without Coach Mike Flynn and his coaching staff of Mr Shadlock, Mr McPherson, Robb and Jackson Webb and Mr Kleinschmidt. Thanks also to Mrs Martin who came chaperone and was our cowbell ringer. Also, thanks to Bus Driver Bruce who drove the team back and forth from Mill Bay to UBC. The Ross Cup is just under three weeks away. There will be plenty of action before the term ends.
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On the surface there doesn’t appear to be that much of a difference between 9″ and 12″ c-arm image intensifiers, but as we know too well that usually isn’t the case. Let’s compare the two types below for a face off.
What type of studies will you be performing?
If you perform vascular studies, the 12” c-arm image intensifier will be your new best friend, since it is primarily used in that role. There are 3 extra inches of diameter you can put to use in seeing detailed anatomy and doing run-offs, for example. This would be impossible on a 9” unit. Most 12” used or refurbished c-arm image intensifiers offered today come with vascular capabilities, since it is such a draw. 12” image intensifiers also work incredibly well with neurovascular and orthopedics studies.
If you’re more of a cardiac or general surgery type of facility, the 9” may be your go-to. 9” c-arm image intensifiers also work well with orthopedics, pain management, pacemaker placement, and sports medicine.
An obvious factor to consider, but it’s still important. 12” image intensifiers are more bulky than 9” units, and this will come into play within your imaging room. For something heavier and with more hardware, you’ll need a proportional space.
9” c-arm image intensifiers have a higher degree of magnification than 12”. Both units have tri-mode image intensifiers, but the 12” mag lines for the OEC are 12/9/6 whereas 9” are 9/6/4.5. OEC only makes their cardiac platform in a 9” configuration, and the superior magnification is the reason why.
12” image intensifiers will be more costly than their 9” friends, even on the used and refurbished market. The upside to this is that 12” c-arm image intensifiers will hold their value better in the used market, which is important to consider if you think re-selling is a future possibility.
In the end, if you’re still on the fence about which size to choose, give us a call! Our expert sales technicians can help with any issues you may face.

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