According guidelines, patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) should undergo revascularization if myocardial ischemia is present. While coronary angiography (CXA) allows the morphological assessment of CAD, the fractional flow reserve (FFR) has proved to be a complementary invasive test to assess the functional severity of CAD, i.e. to detect ischemia. Perfusion Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) has emerged as a robust non-invasive technique to assess myocardial ischemia. The goal of the study was to compare the cost-effectiveness ratio - defined as the costs per patient correctly diagnosed - of two algorithms used to diagnose hemodynamically significant CAD in relation to the pretest likelihood of CAD: 1) a CMR to assess ischemia before referring positive patients to CXA (CMR+CXA), 2) a CXA in all patients combined with a FFR test in patients with angiographically positive stenoses (CXA+FFR).
The costs, evaluated from the health care system perspective in the Swiss, German, United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US) contexts, included public prices of the different tests considered as outpatient procedures, complications' costs and costs induced by diagnosis errors (false negative). The effectiveness criterion was the ability to accurately identify a patient with significant, i.e. hemodynamically relevant CAD. Test performances used in the model were based on clinical literature. Using a mathematical model, we compared the cost-effectiveness ratio for both algorithms for hypothetical patient cohorts with different pretest likelihood of CAD.
The cost-effectiveness ratio decreased hyperbolically with increasing pretest likelihood of CAD for both strategies. CMR+CXA and CXA+FFR were equally cost-effective at a pretest likelihood of CAD of 62% in Switzerland, 65% in Germany, 83% in the UK, and 84% in the US with costs of CHF 5'793, € 1'517, £ 2'683, and $ 2'128 per patient correctly diagnosed. Below these thresholds, CMR+CXA showed lower costs per patient correctly diagnosed than CXA+FFR.
Implications for the health care system/professionals/patients/society The CMR+CXA strategy is more cost-effective than CXA+FFR below a CAD prevalence of 62%, 65%, 83%, and 84% for the Swiss, the German, the UK, and the US health care systems, respectively. These findings may help to optimize resource utilization in the diagnosis of coronary artery disease. They show to what extent the cost-effectiveness to diagnose CAD depends on the prevalence of the disease.


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Cruise to Alaska with Royal Caribbean on the Radiance from Vancouver on Friday June 27, 2014. Your 7 night cruise includes spectacular scenic cruising and a number of interesting ports of call. Spend the day in Ketchikan, famous in Alaska for great shopping, totems and fishing. Visit Icy Strait Point (Hoonah) and experience Alaska native culture in a small community setting. Take in the scenic and historical treasures of Juneau, the state capital of Alaska. Relive the glory days of the Alaska gold rush in Skagway, home of the famous White Pass Railroad. Check out the 6 mile wide ice face of Hubbard Glacier. Your Alaska cruise comes to an end in Seward on Friday July 4, 2014. Don't forget to look into post cruise land tours and transfers from the pier for your Alaska cruise.


inbetweengames, an independent developer, recently announced that after only 5 days it has reached the initial €15,000 target, for its tech-noir tactics game, All Walls Must Fall. The crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter has now unlocked its first stretch goal of €20,000, with the introduction of Vandalism!, featuring an extended cover system, more destructible objects, the ability to knock down walls with the cybernetic fist, and a pulsating Acid Techno track from Jukio Kallio (Nuclear Throne and LUFTRAUSERS).
Further stretch goals unlocked include the unlocking of Act 2: West Berlin to the closed alpha if the Kickstarter campaign hits €75,000. The introduction of Act 2: West Berlin, will double the campaign length, introduce Alev – a cyber-warrior, who represents the present and whose brand of time manipulation revolves around the present, with the abilities to FREEZE (where the world stops moving but Alev can still act) and SPLIT (where an avatar copy repeats the first set of Alev's actions. while she performs a second). Like all agents, she also is an expert with UNDO.
With a sleek cyberpunk aesthetic and pulsating electronic soundtrack, All Walls Must Fall is scheduled for launch on PC, Mac and Linux, All Walls Must Fall combines classic turn based gameplay with a heavy emphasis on music, inspired by the likes of X-Com, Syndicate and Rez.
In the world of All Walls Must Fall, the Cold War never ended. For 150 years, both sides have used time manipulation technology to observe and counter each other's every move. Now this fragile state of affairs is approaching breaking point, as a rogue nuclear strike has been ordered that will send the world into turmoil. Both sides have scrambled to send agents back in time to find the person behind the order in the hope they might prevent it. If they fail, the whole world will turn to ash, forever.
For more information please visit the All Walls Must Fall website.
In early summer 2015, we were 4 developers still employed at YAGER in Berlin, where we were working on Dead Island 2. Then we got the news that Dead Island 2 would be cancelled. It didn't take us long to realize that most of us would wind up being made redundant from YAGER as a result. So we decided to jam for Ludum Dare 33 to cope with the situation somehow and made The Mammoth: A Cave Painting.
After years working in the AAA mines and seeing our work cancelled for the altar of money we figured it was time for us to try something different. So we decided to take a leap of faith and form our own indie team to make the kind of games we wouldn't get the chance to make otherwise. Now we're working on All Walls Must Fall – A Tech-Noir Tactics Game and the game will soon be releasing as a closed alpha. After that we intend to take the game into continued open development.


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Yeilagh The Nomads of Spring and Summer (16 Days)
Yeilagh is the mild regions the nomads select for the habitation of spring and summer. Ghashghai and Bakhtiari nomads are two outstanding tribes of Iran whose territory of spring and summer is the eastern outskirts of Zagros Mountains. These holders of a rich culture and astounding music and dance, wear the well-famed, eye-catching, colorful outfits in the lush and fertile spring and summer when the weather goes extraordinarily fine due to the abundant precipitation of last winter. As thanksgiving they sing the liveliest songs and play the most exquisite music. The excellent weather and fertility makes Yeilagh the best opportunity for the nomads to revitalize the life by marriage. All in all, visiting the nomads means getting familiar with a world of attractions.
STARTS : Tehran
ENDS : Tehran
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TRANSPORTATION : sedan or van
Day 1: Arrive to Tehran
Upon your pre-dawn arrival to Imam Khomeini Airport (IKA), you will be cordially received by your tour guide carrying our logo show card (transfer information). Accordingly transfer to Mahalat famed as the city of flowers in Iran. Start a breath-taking visit of the waterfalls and the floricultural fields. The other big plus of today's tour is the small nomadic family located around Mahalat. In the evening, utilizing the spas in mahalat is an option.
Day 2: Drive to Chelgerd
Today en route to Chelgerd region, we will pay a short visit to the historical remains of ancient Gougad citadel, Golpaygan city, well known for its cheese and diary and Khansaar, the city of honey. Along the rivers and the springs in this direction several Bakhtiari families set up their tents, so we will take an apportunity to rub elbows with them. The great Bakhtiari tribe is divided to 5 sub tribes, 32 Tirehs and 294 Tashs, among those the most famous is Haft Lang and Chahar Lang tribes. Bakhtiaries' race is Lori and consequently the spoken language is Lori. The approximate population of this tribe exceeds 150000 persons. As a highlight we will be a lucky guest to stay overnight in one of the tents in Chelgerd region.
Day 3 : visit Chelgerd and Kouhrang tunnel
Waking up in a completely inexperienced atmosphere, we will stroll among the Bakhtiari families to get acquainted with the customs, living and clothing style, the economy, grazing the herds and producing diary and art crafts. Next on the agenda is a visit to the water systems of Kouhrang tunnel.
Day 4: Set out to Lordegan region
Set out to Lordegan region via passing Boroujen. Along the way get familiar with the Bakhtiari tribes. Stay overnight in a tent in Lordegan and get known to the customs by different possible programs.
Day 5 : Drive to Yasouj via Semirom and Padena regions
Today depart to Yasouj via Semirom and Padena regions where we will visit the Ghashghai nomads. Ghashghais are the Turkish spoken nomads. This outstanding tribe is divided into 5 great Tayefehs of Dareh Shouri, Farsi Madan, Kashkuli-e Bozorg, Shesh Bolouki and Amaleh. Mostly these nomads, in spring and summer, live on the outskirts of Zagros Mountains in the north of Fars province and in autumn and winter migrate to Boushehr province and the southern Fars province. Ghashghais are the holders of an unrivaled culture, history, music and dance. In this tribe, men and women work mutually to display a constructive correlation with the Mother Nature. Stay overnight in Azadi hotel in Yasouj to get ready for another part of our nomadic trip.
Day 6 : Drive to Komehr region
Drive to Komehr region via visiting the renowned Margoon waterfall and the Ghashghai families who are dispersed on the outskirts of Zagros Mountains. Stay overnight in a black tent in Komehr.
Day 7: Visit Komehr
Today's agenda starts by visiting the nomads in Komehr region to get acquainted with their culture and customs, dance and music, living and clothing style, baking bread, grazing the herd and weaving the carpet and producing the art crafts. Ghashghai carpet which is unique in the globe consists of the firm interlaced patterns and designs emanating of the ghashghai weaver mind. Stay overnight in a black tent in Komehr.
Day 8 : hitting the road towards Sedeh
Start off today's tour hitting the road towards Sedeh, Aaspaas and Sarhad-e Chahar Dangeh region and then transfer to the Namdoun plain to reach the Kashkuli tribe, a branch of Ghashghai. Stay overnight in the black tent and get familiar with this tribe as well.
Day 9 : Drive to Shiraz
In the morning we will head for Shiraz. En route visit Persepolis and Necropolis and meet some of the Ghashghai families from Namdoun plain toward Persepolis. Persepolis is the gem of ancient Persia which dates back 2530 years ago is the result of the exquisite works of a conglomeration of fine artists and architects from various nations under the Achaemenid Empire. Next, you will visit Koh-e-Rahmat which is sided east of Persepolis and considered as a sacred mountain in ancient Persia. Followed by Necropolis where you will marvel at the massive tombs of Old Persian kings. Necropolis is a collection of a variety of awe-inspiring historical relics from different pre-Islamic eras. The excellent weather and fertility makes Yeilagh as the best opportunity for the nomads to revitalize the life by marriage. All in all, visiting the nomads means visiting a world of attractions.
Day 10 : Visit Shiraz
Shiraz is crowned as the heartland of Persian culture and this city of sophistication will never fail to conjure up images of roses and nightingales, gardens and poetry. This gorgeous city in the province of Fars is home to famous poets such as Hafez and Sa'adi and historical sites from different eras stretching back 6,000 years ago can be found. Early in the morning, relish in the highlights of Shiraz when it was the capital of Iran during the Zand Dynasty. Be inspired by the glorious Karim Khan palace, the splendid Vakil mosque, Vakil Bazaar and Saray-e-moshir with its splendid architecture and interesting ethnic souvenir shops, Nasir Almolk mosque. Next, you will stop for a mouth-watering Iranian lunch at one of the traditional restaurants of Shiraz (Hammam-e-Vakil if possible). In the evening, you will visit Ali-Ebn-e-Hamzeh and be prepared to marvel at its beauties. Take a stroll through the Jahan Nama Garden and witness its tall and proud cedars. Not forgetting the two famous Persian poets, Hafiz and Sa'adi, whose mysterious poems are everlasting in the Persian language, you will get a chance to pay homage to their tombs. Finally visit the Delgosha Garden and Khajoy-e-Kermani tomb from where the perspective of the mysterious city of Shiraz will perpetuate in your mind. At night have dinner in a nomadic restaurant (Yord cultural complex) and immerse yourself in the world of the valiant Persian nomads. Stay overnight in Shiraz.
Day 11 : fly to Isfahan
Today depart Shiraz to Firouz Abad. En route we will visit Ghal'e Dokhtar, Ardeshir fortress and the great museum of the Ghashghai nomads. In the evening, transfer to the airport to fly to Esfahan.
Day 12 : Visit Isfahan
Isfahan, the legendary city which never fails to enchant its visitors, is the pearl of traditional Islamic archeology. This city is revived by the works of contemporary artists. Isfahan prides itself in having fascinating historical garden palaces. Legend has it that the city was founded at the time of Tahmourass or Keykavous and because of its glories has been entitled "Half the World". Your full day tour includes the famed Imam Square (Naqsh-e-Jahan), a huge square second in the world to Beijing's Tiananmen Square. Tour the architectural marvels of Sheikh Lotfollah and Imam Mosques, Aliqapu Palace, Chehel Sutoon and Hasht Behesht Palaces, and also visit one of the most famous bazaars in Iran, where you can purchase the arts & crafts for which Isfahan is so well renowned. Stay overnight in Isfahan.
Day 13 : Fly to Tehran
Isfahan's Jameh mosque holds in itself the passage of several centuries of historical Islamic evolution. This mosque is a gallery of Islamic architecture in which the progress of the architecture from the outset of Islam till recent times is evident. Then we will visit Vank Church which is one of the most beautiful Armenian churches in the world and will undoubtedly capture the attention of every Christian. Your day will conclude with a visit to Monar Jomban, the tomb of a Sufi with its shaking minarets and some historical bridges. Fly to Tehran.
Day 14 : Visit Tehran
Tehran, a modern megalopolis, prides itself in having unique museums with immense and unrivaled collections and artifacts dating from the earliest onset of history to the present era. Your tour begins with a trip to the Archeological Museum, one of the rare places in the world where you will have the special opportunity of visiting and experiencing the "evolution of mankind" through the marvelous display of historical relics. Next on the agenda is your very much-awaited chance to savor the distinctive flavor of Iranian cuisine. Lunch will be set in an exquisite traditional Iranian restaurant where you will sample a wide range of delightful Persian dishes and desserts. Afterwards, you will visit a world of jewels in a priceless Crown Jewels Museum one of which is one of the two greatest diamonds, Darya-e-Noor (sea of light). At the end of the day, you will get a chance to see a variety of Persian hand-woven carpets and rugs in the Carpet Museum which houses more than 100 spectacular pieces from all over Iran. On top of that, you will also be given an insight into the history of these carpets. Stay overnight in Tehran.
Embark on a tour to the Golestan Palace, known as the "Rose Garden". Constructed as a residence during the Qajar Dynasty, the Palace complex offers an oasis of silence and shade in the heart of Tehran. The last two Pahlavi Kings coronation ceremonies were held in the Palace, and much of its former splendor is on display. Then visit Sa'ad Abad Complex with an immense 1,100,000 square meters and 18 magnificent historical palaces (2 of which you will visit) will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on you.
Day 16 : depart Iran
Early in the morning depart Iran – the land of warmth and hospitality with fond memories.


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Susan Squier received her education at Princeton University and Stanford University. She is Brill Professor Emerita of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies and English at The Pennsylvania State University, and Einstein Visiting Fellow, Freie Universität, Berlin, 2016-2021.
Her research Interests include: the medical and health humanities, feminist theory; comics and medicine; disability studies and human-animal-object studies.
Books: PathoGraphics: Narrative, Aesthetics, Contention, Community, (Co-edited with Irmela Marei-Krüger-Fürhoff) forthcoming Spring 2020 from Penn State University Press; Epigenetic Landscapes: Drawing as Metaphor (Duke University Press, 2017); Graphic Medicine Manifesto, co-authored with MK Czerwiec, Ian Williams, Michael Green, Kimberly R. Myers and Scott T. Smith (Penn State University Press, 2015); Poultry Science, Chicken Culture: A Partial Alphabet (Rutgers University Press, 2011) which was a featured Book Panel book at the 2011 Society for Literature, Science and the Arts Conference, and won the 2011 Michelle Kendrick Memorial Book Prize of the Society for Literature, Science and the Arts; Liminal Lives: Imagining the Human at the Frontiers of Biomedicine (Duke University Press, 2004); Babies in Bottles: Twentieth Century Visions of Reproductive Technology (Rutgers University Press, 1994); Virginia Woolf and London: The Sexual Politics of the City (1985); Women Writers and the City: Essays in Feminist Literary Criticism (1984); Arms and the Woman: War, Gender, and Literary Representation, co-edited with Helen M. Cooper and Adrienne A. Munich (Duke University Press,1989); Playing Dolly: Technocultural Formations, Fantasies, and Fictions of Assisted Reproduction. Co-edited with E. Ann Kaplan (1999); and Communities of the Air: Radio Century, Radio Culture (Duke University Press, 2003). She is also the co-editor, with J. Ryan Marks, of the special issue on "Graphic Medicine," Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Vol. 22:2, Spring 2014, published by Johns Hopkins University Press.
Squier is founding president of the Graphic Medicine International Collective, a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the uses of comics in health. She is a co-organizer of the annual international Graphic Medicine conference series. She co-edits, with Ian Williams MD, the Penn State University Press book series Graphic Medicine, which publishes scholarly studies of comics that enact and explore the experiences of health care, medicine, illness, and disability. Squier is also a member of the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Medical Humanities; Literature and Medicine; and Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and the Arts. She serves on the Executive Board, and is a past President, of the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts. She was co-organizer of the PathoGraphics Conference, "Stories of Illness/Disability in Literature and Comics. Intersections of the Medical, the Personal, and the Cultural," October 27-29, 2017, Berlin, Germany. She was also a co-curator of "Sick! Reclaiming Illness Through Comics," 27 October, 2017-4 March, 2018, at the Berlin Medical History Museum of the Charité. In October 2016, she served as an organizer of the PathoGraphics workshop at the Freie Universität in Berlin. In Summer 2002, she co-directed (with Anne Hunsaker Hawkins) the NEH Summer Institute, "Medicine, Literature, and Culture," held at the Penn State College of Medicine, Hershey Medical Center.
Squier has been Jay C. and Ruth Halls Visiting Scholar at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (September 2016), Visiting Scholar at the Zentrum für Literatur-und Kulturforschnung, Berlin, and at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (2014-15), Cecil and Ida Green Visiting Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada (January 2014), scholar in residence at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Study and Conference Center (February-March 2001), Visiting Distinguished Fellow, LaTrobe University, Melbourne Australia (1992) and Fulbright Senior Research Scholar, Melbourne, Australia (1990-1991).
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The company was founded in 2009 in Finland and now has personnel in Finland, Netherlands, Germany and the United States. Since 2009 we have been committed to creating the best LED grow lights in the market. We focus on plant biology research and finding the best possible spectra for optimal plant development. Our fixtures are made up of highest quality components, including custom LED chips that produce light spectra we have patented.
Our customers receive the support and care of our photobiologists, seed to sale.
8 out of 10 world's largest agricultural companies are already using Valoya's lights.
Valoya's own team is supported by industry leading professionals globally though out our reseller network, as well as our research partners.
Through light we deliver increases in yield and quality, energy savings and enable new plant growing applications. The core in our technology is the research based light spectrum which is a result of years of extensive research, countless trials and great amounts of feedback and support from our customers. Our light is richer in its amount of colors than generic LEDs for horticulture, traditional greenhouse lights or fluorescent lights. The composition of the light spectrum is designed to drive clear growing goals of customers, for example vegetative leaf growth or flowering. The composition of the light spectrum is wide, as it typically covers the full visible spectrum and beyond (UV-A and far red are also included in many spectra), whereas typical generic LEDs only use "narrow" red and blue LEDs which only impact plants' light perception on a very small area of what is needed.
We serve all customer segments of professional plant cultivation. Most major seed companies use our lights to breed the plants that will in the future feed the planet. Crop protection companies use our products in their development of new substances to minimize crop loss to pests and diseases. Greenhouse growers of vegetables, flowers, the cannabis plant, tree seedlings etc. use our products in all phases of plant production, from seedling to marketable plants in various production environments. Our high power lights and superior spectra also enable production of algae in photobioreactors. We also have a leading vertical and urban farm customers who use our lights in novel production environments from underground to roof-top environments. To date we have hundreds of happy users in Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa and Australia.
Valoya® is a registered trademark of Valoya Oy in the European Community, the USA and certain other countries.


The phone is okay and durable.i am still using it for the past 5years now.
Did any have another mobile like this future?
avi, 22 Jan 2011This phone is not available now.Nokia stopped manufacturing this phone.i found and bought a second hand nokia n79 here in our place...and still working fine in its specs n features!n79 is still one of the best n series nokia phones(candy bar form) also got w me a nokia n73music edition. no need to purchase nokia n8!
Marley, 21 Jan 2011So what phone is better? I'm preparing to buy this phoneThis phone is not available now.Nokia stopped manufacturing this phone.
plz guys tell me some liks for free apps.
My N79 hangs a lot. I want to clean the software completely or Debug. can anybody suggest how to do.
if you provide bill and box of that set.
almost a complete smart phone...i choose it over an e52...greater camera and better audio quality and w almost having the same features and price!
i know that because i really want to increase the ram size! 128mb isn't enought!


It is PDF Viewer SDK, fast open PDF, support print a PDF, searching the text with C++ , C#, VB.Net , VB6, Delphi, Vfp, MS Access.
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The first stop is at Al Farooq Mosque – one of the largest in the UAE. Admire the 21 domes and 124 stained glass windows created by expert craftsmen.
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IDV Solutions, developer of Visual Fusion data visualization software, today announced a partnership with Tamarack Geographic Technologies, a company based in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada that focuses on enterprise geographic information systems (GIS) services and solutions.
Visual Fusion is innovative software that unites data from virtually any source in interactive, web-based visualizations. Applications created with Visual Fusion promote insight, understanding, and better business decisions.
"IDV is very pleased to partner with Tamarack," said George Siegle, Marketing Director at IDV Solutions. "Their geospatial expertise and their experience in bringing the benefits of geographic information systems to a variety of organizations, means they are well positioned for success with Visual Fusion. Visual Fusion will provide a competitive edge by accelerating the speed at which they can create valuable solutions for their clients."
Tamarack recently completed a project for one of Canada's largest utilities, Newfoundland Power, creating a Visual Fusion application that enables the utility to manage data about its more than 300,000 utility poles. The Newfoundland Power project is the subject of a new Visual Fusion case study, which can be downloaded from the IDV Solutions web site.
"Tamarack looks forward to delivering Visual Fusion solutions to our Eastern Canadian clients," said Dean Noble, Tamarack's Director of Business Development. "Visual Fusion adds to our market-leading GIS capabilities by providing another option for us to help our clients solve business problems using spatial information. We are excited to provide our clients with such a compelling data visualization tool for analysis of their various local and enterprise datasets."


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Andrew Marc was established in 1982, which means that it now can celebrate a successful 35 years in the business, and is headquartered in New York City, which many consider to be one of the hardest cities to survive as a business, and it was able to translate to modern customer bases by keeping up with the right trends and styles while still being affordable.
Shoes: Choose leather boots of all kinds, for each gender.
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Get to know Kythira even better!
One great adventure, being at one with nature!
Welcome to Pyrgos House, the specialist provider of quality small-scale accommodation, walking holidays and other outdoor activities on the Greek island of Kythira.
We like to share our love for Kythira and our knowledge of the island with other walking enthusiasts and Greece-lovers. Walking is our passion. In 2019 we will publish the 15th edition of our walking guide 'Kythira on foot'. The many kilometres of footpaths between the sixty villages make the green and peaceful island a unique walking paradise. We offer many walking options: individual trekking tours, guided walks, group walking holidays and our well-known olive picking walking weeks.
By joining one of our excursions or workshops, you will meet local Kythirians who enthusiastically talk about their island. Prepare the loveliest meals together for example or make organic olive oil soap – all these experiences will make your holiday on Kythira unforgettable.
If you are eager for excitement and adventure, you should have a look at our outdoor programme with many different tours like canyoning and sea kayaking. Be inspired!
Pyrgos House shows you the real Kythira. Enjoy it!
We will certainly go back to this beautiful, authentic island. It's a topper!
Frank, thank you so much for the splendid organisation. Now Kythira belongs to us too!
Thanks a lot for this perfect Kythira Walking Tour!
I really can recommend the Olive Picking Walking Week!


Dr. Laramore specializes in treating patients for salivary gland tumors, head and neck cancer, sarcoma of the soft tissue and bone, and genitourinary tumors particularly prostate cancer at UW Medical Center and SCCA Proton Therapy Center.
High tech medicine can be adapted to the individual patient's needs. I enjoy using the latest technological innovations in radiation oncology to design and carry out the optimal treatment for each patient.
Dr. Laramore was recognized as a 2012 and 2016 "Top Doctor" in Seattle magazine's annual survey.
Prior to obtaining a medical degree, George Laramore, MD received a PhD in theoretical physics and was on the faculty of the University of Illinois. He then went to Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he did theoretical research in surface physics. "In connection with this, I became interested in biological systems and decided to obtain a medical degree," he said.
His research tends to lie on the interface between physics and medicine. "I have been involved with the fast neutron radiotherapy program at the University of Washington almost since its beginning. I have been the principal investigator (PI) of numerous clinical trial protocols involving this modality, and I am currently the PI on a master protocol that allows us to review outcomes of patients treated with neutron radiotherapy and this has produced many papers," he said.
Dr. Laramore also serves on the Scientific Advisory Board for the Institute for Nano and Molecular Medicine at the University of Missouri and is helping them develop a program in boron neutron capture therapy.
"I have been involved in developing the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Proton Therapy Center and am the local PI for a Proton Cooperative Group prospective registry trial that well let us track patient outcomes," he said. He's also involved with the medical physics group in investigating biological effects associated with the distal Bragg peak of the proton beam.
In his lifetime, Dr. Laramore hopes to see greater individualization of cancer treatment based upon as yet undetermined assays of genes and gene expression.
Outside of work, he enjoys things that keep him physically active, like running, swimming, scuba diving, skiing, hiking, paddle boarding, fly fishing. "I enjoy family activities including foreign travel, too," he said.


The chemical analysis reveals about 50 enzymes, all essential amino acids (of which 25% are in the free state), minerals (potassium, phosphorus, iron, silicon, magnesium, aluminium, calcium, sulphur) and Vitamins (B2, B12, D2 and others). In addition, it contains a substance (eritadenine), which lowers cholesterol and activates blood circulation.
The variety of Shiitake with more active principles is the donko. From its spores has been isolated a substance, (the lentinano polysaccharide, that stimulates the production of interferons), produced by a virus associated with the fungus that defends of other viral invasions. In the human organism, interferons are intermediates in the immune response. Immunostimulating substances from shiitake spores exert a protective action against viral infections (especially influenza and chickenpox) and the development of cancer.
As the bark surrounding the spores is very hard, to take better advantage of its medicinal effects, it is preferable to consume them in the form of an extract. To do this they use the shiitake of the donko variety that sell dried. Grind until they get a fine powder and put in a saucepan with water to cover them, let it simmer until half of the water evaporates (about 45 minutes), and strain. The resulting liquid is the extract that will be taken daily in small amounts. In stores specialized in natural products can also be obtained, in the form of extract or capsules (experts recommend from 2 to 5 grams).
The dried mushrooms can be used to accompany a lot of culinary preparations (broths, rice, meats, seitan, stews, etc.), which give an exquisite aroma and flavour. Just soak them for at least 20 minutes to regain their original texture, and cook them until they are tender; The longer they soak, the less time they have to be cooked. Soaking water should not be thrown away, it has medicinal properties.
When it is intended to obtain a complete benefit of the shiitake as food-medicament, they will be added to the Algae and Miso broth together with the soaking water, or the rice in small pieces at the beginning of the cooking (one or two shiitakes per person).
Increase sexual vitality and potency. They allow a faster recovery from fatigue.
Eliminate cholesterol and improve blood circulation.
Helps the body to fight against viral diseases and cancer.
Its powerful antioxidant effect helps regenerate cells and skin, prevents premature ageing.
It is an excellent digestive because it contains enzymes such as pepsin and trypsin.
Has tonic properties, another feature is that it regulates blood sugar levels by balancing energy consumption by the body.
It is an anti-ageing food because on the one hand it contains antioxidants and on the other it favours the adequate levels of growth hormone.
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Frances "Deanie" O'Dean Bookout, 82, resident of Henryetta, passed away Tuesday, April 9, in Henryetta. Deanie was born July 20, 1936, in Vian to Emmett Hedrick and Ila May (Tacket) Hedrick.
Deanie was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ in Henryetta. She was a graduate of Henryetta High School and obtained her degree in nursing, working for many years as a licensed practical nurse. Deanie and Gil opened the Henryetta Garden Center and later sold it, but in perfect Deanie fashion, she didn't fully retire until 2016. Deanie had a strong work ethic and being still just wasn't her style if there was anything needed done.
Deanie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Gil Bookout; a brother, Billy Hedrick; brothers-in-law, Leon Bookout, Kenneth Bookout, Charles Bookout, and H.B. Bookout; and sisters-in-law, Lorene Lassiter, Mary Bookout, and Oweta.
Deanie is survived by her son, Don Bookout; daughter, Shelley McKiernan; brother, Gene Hedrick and wife Hope; two sisters, Faye Reed and June Moore; grandchildren, Riley Duval, Max, and Brynna McKiernan; step-mother, Mary Hedrick of Dewar; as well as a host of friends and other relatives.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, April 11, at the Church of Christ with Rex Walcher officiating. Interment will follow in Westlawn Cemetery under the direction of Integrity Funeral Service.
Pallbearers will be Wade Hedrick, Roger Pinkston, Max McKiernan, and Riley Duval.


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How to avoid and to manage post-operative complications in thyroid surgery
Complications of thyroidectomy are hypoparathyroidism, recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy, and hemorrhage. These complications have a low incidence. Hypoparathyroidism is the most frequent complication of total thyroidectomy. Its incidence varies between 0.5 and 65%. This complication is also visible after reoperation for recurrent disease and in patients previously treated with radioiodine. Damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve can be temporary or permanent, unilateral or bilateral. The bilateral lesion, associated with severe episodes of breathlessness, is a rare complication (0.4%). Intraoperative control of nerves is crucial to prevent damage. The hematoma creates an obstacle to venous and lymphatic flow and consequently breathing difficulties. The preventive hemostasis during surgery is important. Therapeutic treatment is described.
Titolo: How to avoid and to manage post-operative complications in thyroid surgery
CANNIZZARO, Matteo Angelo
LO BIANCO, SALVATORE
PICARDO, MARIA CAROLINA
PROVENZANO, DANIELE
BUFFONE, Antonino
UPDATES IN SURGERY
Abstract: Complications of thyroidectomy are hypoparathyroidism, recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy, and hemorrhage. These complications have a low incidence. Hypoparathyroidism is the most frequent complication of total thyroidectomy. Its incidence varies between 0.5 and 65%. This complication is also visible after reoperation for recurrent disease and in patients previously treated with radioiodine. Damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve can be temporary or permanent, unilateral or bilateral. The bilateral lesion, associated with severe episodes of breathlessness, is a rare complication (0.4%). Intraoperative control of nerves is crucial to prevent damage. The hematoma creates an obstacle to venous and lymphatic flow and consequently breathing difficulties. The preventive hemostasis during surgery is important. Therapeutic treatment is described.


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The Slackers have been together for 18 years and have released even more CDs. With a new album coming out this month, the New York City-based group is heading up to the Finger Lakes region to play at Castaways. Assistant News Editor Elizabeth Sile spoke with bassist Marcus Geard about what inspires the band and what has kept the group together all this time.
The Slackers played at Castaways on April 10.
Elizabeth Sile: You're going to be playing in Ithaca on Thursday at Castaways. Have you played here before?
Marcus Geard: I love Ithaca but I'm a little biased because I go camping up there all the time. I've gone camping at Buttermilk Falls, Robert H. Treman and some just up north from Ithaca. … I was wearing my 'Ithaca is Gorges' shirt the other night just hanging at the bar, and three people came up to me and were like, 'Oh my God did you go to Ithaca?' No, I just like this shirt.
ES: The band's been together for 18 years. What keeps you guys going?
MG: A desperate and vicious hatred for working real jobs. This is it. I just am poor and live frugally. … It's the greatest job in the world. Believe me, nothing beats it. But, it doesn't mean that it's always easy, and it doesn't mean it doesn't have stresses. … I don't really have any days off. If we've got stuff to do on the weekends, we do it. I get up in the morning and do my e-mails, I may yutz and futz with some music in the afternoon and answer phone calls, do interviews. Then in between that we have rehearsals and gigs. There's no real prescribed time off.
ES: What's the best part of the job?
MG: Performing live. I love performing live. We average about 125 shows a year for the last 18 years. At one point we were averaging 165 shows a year.
ES: What gets the band pumped up for shows, playing live every night?
MG: We just love playing together. It's just that simple. I know it sounds so trite but it's a job like any job and sometimes you just don't feel like doing it. It's particularly hard to get up there and smile when you're just not having a good time, but every single night, no matter how crappy I feel, at least something happens on stage that brings a big smile on my face and just makes me enjoy the moment.
Also, we get a lot of support from our fans. You talk to somebody every now and again that lets you know that the music The Slackers make affected their lives and really touched them personally. You'd be surprised to know how far that goes, knowing that what you're doing is actually having an impact on someone. You're not just wasting your time. We'll have folks come up to us that are well into their 30s saying they've seen our shows since they were 15. … We get plenty of people who have met their future wives or husbands at our gigs.
ES: How do you, as a veteran member, think The Slackers have evolved since your very first album?
MG: I think we're better musicians for one thing. We have a deeper understanding and appreciation of the roots of the kind of music we've been trying to play for years. We've also come to an understanding within ourselves. We're comfortable with what we do and how we do it so we can express ourselves. We're not so caught up in doing something right. … I think particularly with very creative and artistic musicians they frequently fall into the trap of being too concerned with being an 'artiste' and being too clever and too creative so you end up with music that's boring. … Genius songwriters like The Ramones bashed two chords and screamed over it. But they touched people. I always like to use James Brown as an example. He played the same chord for seven minutes and touched millions of people. If you can't master playing one chord, then why the hell should you move on to playing two chords?
ES: How do you guys stay so close to each other?
MG: We hate each other. It's like a marriage. You're so close you can't help but be distant. And at the same time you kind of know what the other guy's thinking. It makes it easy to deal with people. We used to spend a lot more time hanging out together … but it's been almost 20 years. We've got to grow up already. Most of us are married or have girlfriends so you have to have a life. You can't always be hanging out with a bunch of goofball musicians.
The Slackers will perform at 8 p.m. tonight at Castaways, 413 Taughannock Blvd. Tickets are $10.


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Peter Mertes Winery and the Bonner Kunstverein have selected the graduates of the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf: Anne Pohlmann and the artist duo Henning Fehr & Philipp Ruhr. The exhibition 'Intelligent Life' shows a comprehensive overview with rarely seen archive material, photography, scores, and sound recordings from Maryanne Amacher: a project of the festival bonn hoeren 2014.
PETER MERTES STIPENDIUM 2013:
HENNING FEHR & PHILIPP RÜHR
In the 29th year since the founding of the grant by the Peter Mertes Winery and the Bonner Kunstverein (2013), a jury comprising Regina Barunke, Fanny Gonella, Rita McBride and Christina Végh have selected the graduates of the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf ANNE PÖHLMANN and the artist duo HENNING FEHR & PHILIPP RÜHR. The artist duo HENNING FEHR and PHILIPP RÜHR realise films in which fiction as a construct of reality and reality in the form of documentary images are interwoven.
Both artists studied photography under Christopher Williams. Over and above the medium of film/video, their exhibitions, which can also encompass books, prints or sculptural displays, make up worlds of their own that are characterised by subliminal humour, parodistic interludes and associative comparisons. The artists are presenting their most recent work in the exhibition at the Bonner Kunstverein: In Keine Kontrolle, the political systems of East and West found in the landscape and architecture on the Russian and American sides of the Bering Strait are entered in a dialogue with each other.
In her work as a photographer, ANNE PÖHLMANN is interested in the development, impact and context of photography. Her seemingly objective, reduced works pose questions concerning the medium's functions. For the most part we now perceive photographic images as they are conveyed digitally on computer monitors or Smartphones. The placelessess of the photographic image, which can be seen in the fact that a photo can simultaneously make slightly varied impressions when mounted on different supports, forms the starting point of comprehending the exhibition space as the true site of her pictures' layout. PÖHLMANN presents a series of photographs of textiles in her exhibition which are printed on fabric. The illustrated texture is used for its qualities (colour and structure) and as an abstract means in order to create a pictorial space. The pictures are processed in such a way that their relationships to reality subtly become fictional, thus confronting us with the boundary of digital photography to reality and our way of seeing.
The exhibition is accompanied by a publication (StrzeleckiBooks, Cologne)
MARYANNE AMACHER:
INTELLIGENT LIFE
The exhibition presents the work of American composer and artist Maryanne Amacher (1938-2009), who counts amongst the most influential personalities in contemporary music. Amacher studied in the 1960s with Karlheinz Stockhausen and, in the 1970s and 1980s, she worked together with John Cage and Merce Cunningham and was a fellow at the Center for Advanced Visual Studies at MIT in Cambridge, Mass. Early on, she experimented with relationships between sound and space, and explored the physiological conditions of hearing. Despite her significant production and her substantial influence on a younger generation of artists, not least due to her long-term educational activities, she is a kind of "artists' artist" and is in the European context still known by a mostly specialized public.
The exhibition Intelligent Life shows, for the first time, a comprehensive overview with rarely seen archive material, photography, scores, and sound recordings from the artist. The presentation will focus on two comprehensive groups of works: the series City Links (1967-1988) and Intelligent Life, which Maryanne Amacher had been intensively developing since the 1980s, both experimenting with the possibilities of new technologies. The exhibition follows the interdisciplinary and research-based practice of the artist and explores Maryanne Amacher's influence on both the practice of contemporary art and music.
A project of the festival bonn hoeren 2014 from the Beethoven Foundation for Art and Culture Bonn in collaboration with the Bonner Kunstverein and the Berlin Artist Program of the DAAD, curated by Axel Wieder in collaboration with Bill Dietz, Micah Silver, and Robert The (Maryanne Amacher Archive, Kingston, NY). The exhibition Intelligent Life was first presented in 2012 at the daadgalerie in Berlin.
Image: ANNE PÖHLMANN, RED_0185_crop, from the series Samples (2013); Courtesy the artist and Clages, Köln
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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The late Audrey F. Dean-Wright had an almost infectious enthusiasm and excitement for the arts that was paralleled by her fierce commitment to educating and enlightening the youth who were drawn to her.
As an educator, she shared her knowledge without reservation; as a choir director, she poured her passion into her young charges; and as a patriot, she diligently cultivated a sense of community and allegiance to good citizenship.
These are the characteristics that proponents of the arts and the University community celebrated at the Memorial Concert that was held at the University of The Bahamas (UB) Performing Arts Centre on Thursday, 31st January.


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Erma Louise Spradling was born Oct. 21, 1922, in Girard. Her parents were Tom and Lucille (Sherer) Wilson. She had lived in Madisonville since 1964, coming from Waco. Erma enjoyed sewing and gardening and was a homemaker her whole life. Her innate sense of caregiving extended to all of her family members. In a loved one's time of need, she would stop everything she was doing in order to be available to care for that person - whatever their need may be.
Erma was a member of the First Baptist Church in Madisonville and enjoyed reading her Bible often. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Madisonville.
Erma passed away March 9, 2018, in Houston. She was preceded in death by both of her parents; husband, Donald Spradling; sisters, Bertie Boland and Emma France; and brother, Billy Lew Wilson. Surviving family members include a daughter, Linda Marie Stone (Jackie) of Houston; a granddaughter, Dana Lyn Roberson-Dean (Donald) of Field Store; nieces and nephews, Geraldene, Shawna, Jay, Delores, Gayla, Gary, Brenda, Mike, Billy, Elvis, Lou Ann, Terry Ben, Jim, Sandon, Ronnie, Duane and Arvis; as well as many other extended family members.
Graveside services were held Monday, March 12, at the Girard Cemetery in Girard. Patrick Hamilton officiated the service.
Madisonville Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. www.madisonvillefuneralhome.com.


Time for some moon magic! Teotihuacan was one of the places in Mexico that I didn't want to miss. "The Birthplace of the Gods," with its impressive Sun and Moon Pyramids connected by the Avenue of the Dead. The Leo full moon was coming and with it, a lunar eclipse. I was looking forward to being in a high-vibrational site, filled with so much ancient history, mythology, and mystery, for this cosmic event. Eclipses usher in powerfully transformative energy and I had been wanting to use this time to set new personal intentions.
The sheer size of these pyramids is hard to convey in text, but to say that they are massive is an understatement- with few trees in the vast, dry valley, you can see the two Sun and Moon pyramids from miles and miles away- yet they resemble the landscape enough that one might mistake them for mountains. The climb to the top of the Sun pyramid was a daunting task! Our energetic little Leo was eager to see the view!
The steps were steep and many! In some places, there was a rope to hold for extra assurance, but often, we were relying mostly on our balance and good faith! As we got higher and higher, I began wrestle with visions of one of us falling to our death! It was a longgg way down and I am slightly afraid of heights. And so, in the end, the little prince was the recipient of a very regal piggy-back ride to the top of the Temple. We all rested there catch our breath and take in the majestic views, imagining what this immense complex must have looked like thousands of years ago, in the height of its bustling empire.
Pyramids the world over have been said to align with certain constellations at the time of major cosmic events and planetary shifts. That afternoon, as we sat on the top of the Sun pyramid, on the eve of the Leo full moon, hours from the lunar eclipse- I sat and meditated for a few minutes. I thanked the sun, the most radiant star in our sky, for giving us warmth and light. I asked for guidance and protection. And I prayed that our journey would take us to the soil where our wildest desires could take root and eventually blossom. From the top of this pyramid, I envisioned my intentions being carried up in a precise and focused energetic beam of light pointed straight to the heavens.
And so it shall be, and even better! Full moon blessings to all this Lunar Eclipse!


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Kayaking is such a fun activity. It is full of wonderful opportunities that allow you to experience nature, whether you are running fast on a river or sitting still on a lake. While it can bring you a lot of enjoyment on your day out, it can also be a bit scary once your kayak capsizes. This event can be daunting, especially if you are a beginner.
So, what do you do get back in? Luckily, this post is intended to help you learn how to get back into a kayak after it has flipped over. After all, you have your kayak in the water and at some point, it will eventually flip over, dumping you into that water. Knowing what do in case this happens will save your life. If you are curious, then keep on reading.
As the accidental flipping over of a kayak happens to almost every kayaker, this should not worry you so much. Besides, the unplanned swim could be considered a part of your kayaking trip. For that matter, it is essential that you are informed of the ways on how to get back in your kayak safely and quickly. But first, we need to discuss the type of kayak you're riding.
The type of kayak you're riding makes an important difference in the likelihood of you flipping over. This factor also distinguishes what kind of technique is suitable for you. To make you see things a bit clearer, we have highlighted the important differences between these two kinds of kayak, as well as what to do in case the kayak flips over.
Sit-on kayaks, generally, are used for recreation, especially because it features a spacious beam, which makes it challenging to flip over. In addition, you are sitting on top of it instead of in it. This would also mean that the gravity's center is higher, making the kayak vulnerable to capsizing because of sudden changes in weight. It is normally easy to get back in this type of kayak, as you won't be able to find any internal space, as well as a spray skirt. It is also easier to get back in of because you can have your legs placed in no time.
For starters, sit-in kayaks may seem more vulnerable to capsizing. This is because of your body's position inside the kayak's hull. The gravity's center is lower, making it more challenging for your kayak to flip over, especially through the sudden motions made by your body. Typically, there is a lot more stressing issues, especially when you capsize in this type of kayak than the previous type of kayak. This is true, especially if there is an attached spray skirt, which you need to take into account when you exit the kayak. This type of kayak also takes on a considerable amount of water, which would mean that it is required that you bail out your kayak before you reenter.
What you need to do first is to get ahold of your paddle and swim where your capsized kayak is. You may also have to kick your legs while pushing your torso, then, grab the kayak's hull. While you are holding the hull, you may need to situate your knees back up while you lean backward. Doing this makes the weight of your body pull your kayak over until the hull's shape takes over. This is where your kayak rights itself.
The major advantage of riding a sit-on kayak, as discussed, is that it does not need to bail in the event of a capsize. In case this happens, you just need to be pushing your upper body towards the kayak's hull. However, this time, you need to let your legs float behind you rather than situating your knees up while leaning back.
When your body is level with the water, the kayak is less vulnerable to capsizing. You may also pull your body onto your kayak until you're flat. You'll know when you're flat if the center of gravity is already in the middle of your kayak. When you feel that you are stable, you may now try rolling your body until you have your back on the seat. Finally, try swinging your legs up.
When you have successfully exited this type of kayak, you need to secure the paddle and swim towards the kayak's side while you grab the far edge of the kayak's cockpit. You may also need to kick your legs for thrust while pushing up using your arms. Doing this will flip your kayak back up and in the opposite direction. If you do this using the appropriate exertion of force, this action will push your kayak to a point wherein the hull's curve will take over; thus, righting the kayak by itself.
Once you have righted your kayak back up, reach and get ahold of the far end of the kayak's hull. Like on the previous type of kayak, allow your legs to float and when your body is on the same level as the water's surface, pull yourself back onto the kayak.
However, this may get a bit tricky. Once you have laid across the kayak, it is required that you try flipping your body while sliding your legs back into the kayak's cockpit. This action is very important before your back returns to the seat. Once you are in, you are likely to sit in water, probably an inch or two. What you can do is to bail it out with a bilge pump or sponge. You may also rush back to shore to get rid of the water.
Stay calm. Panicking will only put you in danger because you will not be able to concentrate.
Your position is likely to cause you to fall sideways. If you have fully inverted into the water, try swimming a few feet away to prevent you from banging your head on your kayak as you try to come up.
Keep hold of the paddle, as it can be a handy floatation help for you. You may get yourself into a difficult situation if your paddle floats away.
Your kayak flipping over may be a bigger deal than it is, but to tell you the truth, it is very normal among kayakers. Probably the worst part is that you need to paddle back home with your clothes drenched in water. With this guide and the additional tips we have provided, we hope that you have learned all the techniques on how to back on your kayak.


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