Ghodasara N, Liddell R, Fishman EK, Johnson PT (2019) High-value multidetector CT angiography of the superior mesenteric artery: What emergency medicine physicians and interventional radiologists need to know. Radiographics 39:559–577. https://doi.org/ https://doi.org/10.1148/rg.2019180131 Breakfast90 Brilliant toy My dog loves it. It’s robust as she is yet to get through it lol! Very good price aswell. The Time and Punishment segment in "Treehouse of Horror V" has Homer taking out a sausage chain while being chased by vicious dogs. Rather than what you'd expect, he eats them himself in hopes of gaining strength to outrun the dogs... which he actually achieves.

MKKAT55 He loved it but only lasted. Few hours Bought This for my son’s 9 month old daschund, he absolutely loved it but he had destroyed it within 2 hours. we have lost a sausage and most of it bitten off but he still has fun with it Maybe it's the way my brain works, but all attempts at demonstrating to me how to do it failed miserably. In the end I just had to work it out for myself (some of my ancestors were butchers, so I guess it maybe came through as something slightly innate). Every sausage making book I've seen says 'too complicated to put into words' when it comes to the final bit- but I always thought that was codswallop, they just couldn't be bothered. And a book on sausage making that shys away from telling you how to link them is a bit pointless. The ant train version appears in the Looney Tunes short " Ballot Box Bunny", complete with one ant in front with a whip going "Ya, mule! Ya!" I might have a go, but I think you need a sauasge in front of you to work it out as you go. I just twist mine starting from the middle and working outwards to prevent any bursting. Mr. Humphries (director): Mr. Goldberg, please, don't get carried away with your role. It's only make-believe.Rodda R, Denny-Brown D (1966) The cerebral arterioles in experimental hypertension. I. The nature of arteriolar constriction and its effects on the collateral circulation. Am J Pathol 49:53–76 Yeh burgers are easier, we have a little press thingy that shapes them. But burgers are much slower from start to finish for the same weight. By the time you have weighed each burger hand shaped & pressed with those plastic sheets its a many hands job.

Place the right string over the left at the pinch point This forms a pair of sausages like the ‘eye’ of a needleMazzei MA, Guerrini S, Squitieri NC, et al (2016) Emergency radiology special feature: Full paper: Reperfusion in non-occlusivemesenteric ischaemia (NOMI): Effectiveness of CT in an emergency setting. Br J Radiol 89:. https://doi.org/ https://doi.org/10.1259/bjr.20150956 Kaamelott: One episode has a sausage-whip and salami-nunchunks. Turns out they're no match for Good Old Fisticuffs. On Saturday Night Live, there was a promo for a fictitious cop show featuring partnered females, one of whom was heavy-set. One scene in the promo has the smaller woman flashing a badge, causing her billfold to audibly unfold downward. A scene shortly after that has the larger woman also displaying a badge, but instead it's a string-of-franks that "unfolds". I just cheat and let the woman across the road tie ours. God I feel sorry for her husband ! . Just like so much meat to her. A common variation is that a character uses the sausages as a Delicious Distraction when facing an Angry Guard Dog.

Sinha D, Kale S, Kundaragi NG, Sharma S (2020) Mesenteric ischemia: a radiologic perspective. Abdom Radiol 1–15. https://doi.org/ https://doi.org/10.1007/s00261-020-02867-y Vascular damage induced by acute hypertension is preceded by a peculiar pattern where blood vessels show alternating regions of constrictions and dilations ("sausages on a string"). The pattern occurs in the smaller blood vessels, and it plays a central role in causing the vascular damage. A related vascular pattern has been observed in larger vessels from several organs during angiography. In the larger vessels the occurrence of the pattern does not appear to be related to acute hypertension. A unifying feature between the phenomenon in large and small vessels seems to be an increase in vascular wall tension. Despite much research, the mechanisms underlying the sausage pattern have remained unknown. Here we present an anisotropic model of the vessel wall and show that the sausage pattern can arise because of an instability of the vessel wall. The model reproduces many of the key features observed experimentally. Most importantly, it suggests that the "sausaging" phenomenon is neither caused by a mechanical failure of the vessel wall due to a high blood pressure nor is it due to standing pressure waves caused by the beating of the heart. Rather, it is the expression of a general instability phenomenon. Experimental data suggest that the structural changes induced by the instability may cause secondary damage to the wall of small arteries and arterioles in the form of endothelial hyperpermeability followed by local fibrinoid necrosis of the vascular wall. Linking whilst drunk.... I thought it was compulsary? When we do our own animals (for our own consumption only, as all selling meat [except poultry] is killed at a slaughter house) the drinking starts once the animal is dead. Wow thats an odd way of tying them. We use the 3 in a link method & lots of butchers us a 4 in a link method but I have never seen that one done. I was taught by a pig farmer to link in 3s and it works fine for me! That means, if I get out 2 lots of three, that's three each for dinner.

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It depends on the people who are looking at it. I’m making a metaphor and I don’t mind that people interpret it differently," he said.

with that sausage hanging down from your hand make a loop over your hand twice the length of the required sausage. You're on for that Mate ! How do you think your sauage knotting will be after some really horrible cider ? Copin P, Zins M, Nuzzo A, et al (2018) Acute mesenteric ischemia: A critical role for the radiologist. Diagn Interv Imaging 99:123–134. https://doi.org/ https://doi.org/10.1016/j.diii.2018.01.004athletics29 athletic29 Again as i said in the other review, bought it for my daughters puppy and he just loves it.He plays with both of the toys. this time my first ones all were tied a la mr moss (the local butcher when i was small )style .but as i was drinking wine while producing the latter ones they ended as cumberland spirals .break a lenght off , sorted