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TAM presents: mastectomy testimonial- Janine
Shane Wallin, artist and TAMblog contributor, spends his time helping survivors of breast cancer reclaim their bodies and their lives. Today we hear from Janine, one of Shane's clients and an amazing WARRIOR! In February of 2012 at age 46 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. After chemotherapy I had a double Mastectomy and several reconstruction surgeries. While I was happy to have breasts and look normal in a shirt it was very hard to see myself naked. There were many scares and my breasts just seemed very foreign to me. I never wanted to take my clothes off and I would avoid looking in the mirror. I never had a tattoo and quite frankly was apposed to inking my body until I was left with the scars that reminded me of my breast cancer. I had watched a video online about a year before about a women who turned her scares into something beautiful with tattoo. The video was from PINK and I contacted them to see if they would be doing the event in my area. About a year later I was contacted and was asked if I would like to participate in PINK. The event was at Twilight Tattoo and I was matched with owner Shane Wallin. Being not to sure about the decision to get tattoos made this really hard for me that day. Shane took me in and made me feel completely comfortable first listening to what I wanted him to create, putting it on ... Read More »
Tattoo Artist Magazine BLOG: top 10 recent skull tattoos
There are so many awesome skull tattoo designs out there, here you will find a top 10 list taken from TAM's recent FaceBook posts, as submitted by one of our esteemed readers! Thanks for the blog post submission, Emily! Starting off with a sick Grim Rippah' tattoo by Tomas Vaitkunas! Amazing black and grey technique. We really can't wait to see more of Tomas' work. Here's a cool more traditionally based cowboy skull, Tattoo by Mike Shaw. Aww, a nice valentine DEATH HEAD SKULL Tattoo by Andrea Giulimondi. What a super backpiece Tattoo by Victor Portugal. Two recent skull Tattoos by Augis. Here's TWO super sick tattoos by Matthew Henning. It's really exciting to see the new breed of artists making their mark in tattooing with such amazing, out of the box, tattoo work. How many people know who Nikko Hurtado is? He blew the doors off of the percieved limitations of modern tattooing and had a guest spot on LA Ink…the rest is hostory! Yet another hyper-realistic Tattoo by one of the true masters of modern tattooing, Nikko Hurtado. (*NOTE: If you are are Nikko fan, be sure to pick up a copy of his superb interview in Tattoo Artist Magazine #21 to learn how this construction worker became one of tattooing's most celebrated and talented artists. It's an amazing story, and one we're proud to share! Get it digitally for $4.99 or in print on sale to our readers this week only for $6.99! (regular price $14.99) ONLY 100 copies ... Read More »
Deb Yarian On the Pain of a Tattoo
By Deb Yarian I've heard it over and over again from my customers – The more they get tattooed, the more it hurts, and I've thought about it and experienced it myself. I don't think it's my imagination. Each time I get tattooed it does seem to hurt way more than the time before! I have my own (not scientifically proven) theory about this… Simply put, if you were to be poked with a sharp object you would feel pain, your brain would say "hey there's a pain, move away from the source of the pain." The next time that you were poked with that sharp object, your brain again would direct you to move away from the source of the pain. Okay, so what happens if you don't move away…? Your brain probably says, "hey, I recognize that pain, and I've directed you to move away from that pain source AND YOU'RE NOT!!!!" So what happens the next time you feel that pain and you don't move away- again ignoring the primitive instinct to move one's self out of harm's way? Well this time your brain calculates that you've been stuck with this sharp object before and you still refuse to move away from the pain source- so your brain instinctively, as a survival mechanism, must some how convey to your uncooperative body the importance of moving away from the pain. So what does it do? It makes it hurt worse. Just because you've decided to subject yourself to ... Read More »
Unique Full Back Tattoo Design Ideas
Nowadays, high quality tattoos tend to be seeing as high-end works of art, and with fine art, certain tattoos requires a big canvas. So, what better canvas for a large tattoo is there than a back? Here are just a few unique full back tattoo design ideas we found. *Note from TAM – Unfortunately, we were not able to find the information on some the artists who are responsible for these tattoos. If you happen to know who did one of these pieces, please feel free to leave a comment and let us and the rest of the readers know! Cheers Read More »
An Interview with Phil Holt
By Nicki Kasper Lets start by telling those who don't know you who you are, what you do, where you're located, etc… My name is Phil Holt. I live in Tampa Florida with my four kids. I own RedLetter1 with my friend Jeff Srsic. We have three of our friends share the space with us where we all tattoo 5-6 day a weeks. Nick Stegall, Chris Reed and David Bruehl are the best shipmates Jeff and myself could ask for. I also sell my handmade pigment under the name "Old Gold Small Batch". The batches are still "small" but it's really gotten busy so the facility has grown and I have a lot of small batches brewing nonstop. How long have you been in the tattoo industry and what's your tattoo history? How did you come up in the trade? … My brother started bringing tattoo magazines around when I was about 12 years old. I think he was mainly bringing them around because back then, in the magazines like EasyRider's you could see bikes and boobs… Not that I wasn't impressed with boobies but I became mostly interested in tattoos. Then in high school I really sunk my teeth into art and tattooing. I started making tattoos in 1996. In 1998 I moved to Ohio on a sink or swim mission to become a real tattooer and basically I moved every 20-24 months for a decade. In a surreal sort of way, every shop I worked at had an amazing ... Read More »
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Quickie With Brooklyn's Myles Karr
By Crystal Morey I am a huge fan of Myles Karr. In a time where recycling ideas and styles is par for the course, Myles' work stands out as fiercely unique. Plus he's funnier that doorknob humpin' monkeys… Where do you work and what's your poison? I work at Three Kings Tattoo Brooklyn and I don't understand the poison question part of this. Is this in regards to drinking, like a familiar way of talking about booze, because I take my booze and poison consumption fairly seriously…I also don't really like people knowing what I consume, I often eat my breakfast in a brown paper sack, that I shove in my mouth as quickly as possible. I sometimes think about making a giant paper mache head that I can wear, so I can eat and drink in piece with a very neutral expression on my face…all the while, I'm disgusting and consuming underneath the veneer I created for myself… How would you describe your tattoo style? My tattoo style is best described as a failing comedy routine performed by 2 elderly men, one of whom decided right before the routine started that he hated the other comedian, and really doesn't want to be there anymore…he keeps dropping his cues, and the punch lines just kind of hang in the air like a cloud of fetid smoke. If its a color tattoo, the smoke would be persimmon and the background would be paynes grey and there would be a lot of teal ... Read More »
An Interview with Dan Trocchio
By Nicki Kasper Tell us a little bit about yourself… Where are you from? Where do you work? etc… I've been working in NYC since I moved there in 2000, however I've been doing a lot of traveling the last couple of years and six months ago I moved to Providence Rhode Island. I'm still tattooing in NYC for a week or two at a time and it's still primarily where I make my living, tattooing at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. I think I'm going to move back in spring, or start traveling again. Were you primarily traveling here in the states or were you also working internationally? Any specific places on your bucket list? I was in Madrid and Barcelona, both amazing places. I love Spain. And to Bremen, Germany to see some good friends and do a little work. I took the train from Spain to Germany, I prefer trains. Looking out the window and being grounded is best. When i got back to the states, I took the train from NYC to Colorado, then to SF, then Portland. The West Coast train was awesome, the star light and the Zephyr. Though the train through the Midwest, I would skip… Not a very exiting landscape from the window of a train. I really want to go to Thailand, or any of those beautiful places where you can survive on 2$. Grand Canyon and Crater National Park are definitely on my bucket list, too. I've been staying put at the ... Read More »
Deb Yarian on Zeke Owen
I saw him before I found out who he was. A striking figure of a man… He was movie star handsome with the physique of a boxer.It was 1980. I was 21 and tattooing at a friend's shop in Daytona Beach, Fla.We weren't introduced but when I was told who he was, his imposing physical presence equaled the reputation that preceded him. Zeke's name dominated tattooing for much of the latter part of the 20th century. An iconic figure and a forefather of American tattooing. If you know the names Sailor Jerry, Ed Hardy and Mike Malone you should know the name Zeke Owen. Sadly, Zeke is in a nursing home now and has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.His family is asking for the tattoo community's help to cover medical expenses. They have set up an account to help with his needs and care. If you are willing and able to help please go to www.gofundme.com/awq8eoMy husband Don and I had the great fortune to interview him a few years ago at our shop in Alaska.If you would like to learn about Zeke's amazing tattoo journey you can read about it in issue #39 of Tam. Thank you for your help! This Month of January, TAM will donate 30% of sales of issue 39th to assist Zeke! Zeke has done a lot for tattooing, and he needs the community's support. Please give what you can, and spread the word! Get TAM Issue 39 Today and Help Support Zeke! ... Read More »
The Justin Harris Interview
By Kevin Miller http://www.tattoosnob.com I've wanted to interview Justin Harris for a while now. Justin was always down, but we could never work out the details. Well it's finally happened, and I'm stoked. Justin recently moved to Philadelphia, and has been pumping out new work. Keep reading to hear how Philly is treating Justin, his advice for new tattoo artist, who you're sleeping on, and why he changed his iconic Instagram name. Tattoo Snob: Let's get the basic information out of the way. Who are you, where do you tattoo, and what other information do people need to know? Justin Harris:My name is Justin Harris, I currently am tattooing out of Deep Six in Philadelphia, PA. TS: You have an interesting story about your Instagram username, and why you eventually changing it. Can you tell us that story? JH: A lot of people have asked why the change in the name. People commonly referred to me as one of the "Bullies", specifically @greenbaybully. I still and always will be a bully for life. My counter part Bobby Johnson (@glendalebully) started it and it stuck. As for the change in the name, it was mainly do to with separating from the IG persona and real life. Using the bully name was a good way for people to remember who you are. As any business traveler knows, names are hard to keep track of. We've all been there, and with that being said – it also can be a down fall having an alternate name. People would often ... Read More »
Inksmith & Rogers 30th Anniversary
By Deb Yarian Early in my tattoo career, I was blessed by the friendship and mentorship of Eric Inksmith and the late legendary Paul Rogers. At a time when secrets of the trade were highly guarded, their willingness to share their knowledge with others was a rare commodity. It was that, their shared love of tattooing, and their hospitable natures that drew travelers from all over the globe to the first Inksmith and Rogers shop that Eric and Paul opened in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1984. Three decades later, those same qualities are what drew me and hundreds of fellow tattooers, friends and their families back to Jacksonville for a two day celebration of their 30th anniversary. Paul passed away in 1990 but hosts, Eric Inksmith, Mike Wilson, and Angelo Miller succeeded in carrying on in that same spirit of generosity during the two day event. Inksmith and Rogers consists of five shops now, spread across the city, home to more than 25 devoted tattooers known throughout the tattoo world for their bold, colorful, beautifully executed tattoos. Throughout both days of the celebration resident and guest artists tattooed at all of the I & R locations. People lined up for hours waiting to get tattooed by Eric, many hoping to get The signature Inksmith and Roger's smile and a "30" year mark. Their flagship shop's large outdoor area resembled a carnival midway festooned with tents and flower covered tables. Guests, Philadelphia Eddie and Bowery Stan Moskowitz manned a table, selling their ... Read More »
Gideon's Army: Tattoos In Law
By Marisa Kakoulas When my tattoo world and legal world collide, in some very powerful ways, I want to share it with you. I attended NYU Law School's screening of Gideon's Army, a film that takes a tough look at the American criminal justice system through the lives of three young public defenders in the the South who struggle with an overwhelming case load, long hours, and very low pay in order to ensure that those who are poor and cannot afford a lawyer in a criminal trial have the right to representation — a right guaranteed by the 6th Amendment of the US Constitution and the 1963 case of Gideon v. Wainwright, in which the Supreme Court ruled that defendants in criminal cases have the right to legal representation in state courts, and if they cannot afford a lawyer, the state would have provide one. Public defenders are such lawyers.Gideon's Army, brilliantly directed by Dawn Porter, is not a documentary where tattoos play heavily. This film, at its core, is about how some of the greatest civil rights abuses lie in a broken criminal justice system, as noted by Jonathan Rapping, who heads the Southern Public Defender Training Center, now known as Gideon's Promise.However, one of the most powerful moments in the film comes in the form of tattoos. As seen in the short clip below (which is not all entirely in the film), Travis Williams, a public defender in Hall County, Georgia, calls himself and other public defenders who fight for the constitution ... Read More »
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Negative - Seymour, Victoria, 1926 Reg. No: MM 7242
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- Soldiers with a QF 18 pounder Mark IV field gun.
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- Copied from Tony Pye, 1988
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I do not celebrate Mothers Day.....
On mothers day. So today in our house was mothers day. It was awesome. I got to wake up to breakfast in bed, an awesome owl solar light, got my nails done, and then we had a seafood feast!
I hope everyone else has such an awesome day!
Well that sounds like fun!
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All I did was go out to breakfast. Went to the mall to spend time with my little man :)
Yay! I am so glad you go to have a good Mother's day! ;) I wish I had breakfast in bed. LOL


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Is this couple one of the longest married in West Cumbria?
Last updated at 11:45, Friday, 28 December 2012
Meet Betty and Stan Kane, possibly one of the longest-married couples in West Cumbria.
The childhood sweethearts celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary on Christmas Eve.
Betty, 90, and Stan, 92, who now live at Stilecroft Residential Home in Stainburn, Workington, were married at St John's Church, Workington, in 1941.
The couple married while Stan was home on four days leave from the Navy.
They met on Vulcan's Lane, outside the Emmanuel Church, when Betty was 14 and Stan was 16.
Married five years later, the couple enjoyed a fleeting honeymoon, taking the train to Carlisle for the afternoon after their ceremony.
Betty said: "We got married on Christmas Eve as Stan was home for only a short space of time.
"We have had a very happy life together and have enjoyed holidays and fun times, but having our daughter was the best moment for us.
"It can't be said that we've never argued, in fact a good row can clear the air, but the secret to a happy marriage is knowing how to say sorry."
- Can you or someone you know beat 71 years of marriage? Let us know! Email here or call 01900 607631
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An Aiken man pleaded guilty last week to submitting false documents to the Department of Energy.
John Parkehurst Madden, a 54-year-old man from Milwaukee, Wis., entered a guilty plea on Oct. 3 in federal court in Columbia.
Madden pleaded guilty to using a false document, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of South Carolina. According to evidence presented at the hearing, Madden submitted an Application for Site Access Authorization Form to the Department of Energy in December 2011.
The form was to obtain a security badge, which would enable him to access the Savannah River Nuclear Site. The form included another person's Social Security number, U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles reported in a press release.
United States District Judge Margaret B. Seymour accepted the guilty plea and will deliver a sentence after reviewing the presentence report, which will be prepared by the U.S. Probation Office.
According to Nettles, the maximum penalty for using a false document is imprisonment for five years and/or a fine of $250,000.
Derrek Asberry is a beat reporter with the Aiken Standard news team and joined the paper in June. He is originally from Vidalia, Ga., and graduated from Georgia Southern University with a journalism degree in May 2012.
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a resident of Downtown
on Apr 25, 2010 at 1:55 pm
I don't know how you did it! Every mother and daughter is a look-alike!! One of the hardest votes I ever cast. The other one was for John McCain...
Congratulations to the lovely moms and beautiful daughters. Good luck to you all!!
a resident of Happy Valley
on Apr 26, 2010 at 9:01 am
If you voted for John McCain it was also one of the dumbest votes you ever cast.
a resident of Bordeaux Estates
on Apr 26, 2010 at 12:32 pm
Voting for John McCain was tough, but voting for the socialist tyrant we're stuck with now would have been the really dumb vote. One would have had to be a true moron to have vote for Obama.
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Keep politics out of these comments, please.
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"Friday the 13th?"
No.. I'm talking about the availability of a new Beta ("New Beta?" Yeah, I know.. redundant):
System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2.
This beta is full of features that coincide with the up-coming version of Windows Server 2008 (Windows Server 2008 R2) and the new Hyper-V therein (also currently in Beta). Many of the new features of Hyper-V, and benefits of new clustering capabilities, will need and greatly benefit from improvements in SCVMM.
"So what are the new features?"
The following comes from an e-mail from a Principal Program Manager Lead…
Key new features in R2
Live Migration support
Windows 2008 R2 supports Live migration, and now so does SCVMM 2008 R2.
Clustered Shared Volumes (CSV) support
Ability to place multiple VMs on a single LUN is a key customer request that is enabled by CSV.
SAN enhancements:
SAN migration in and out of clusters
Multiple LUNs per single iSCSI target which provides support for iSCSI products from Network Appliance and EMC.
Networking enhancements:
Support for VMQ & Chimney
Support for MAC spoofing
Support for reusable port groups in VMWare VirtualCenter.
Maintenance mode support
Maintenance mode is supported across all platforms: Hyper-V, VS and VMWare ESX hosts
Putting a host in maintenance mode, triggers evacuation of all VMs on the host via live migration on Windows 2008 R2 and VMWare.
PRO migrations to the host are disabled.
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Key new features in R2
Live Migration support
Clustered Shared Volumes (CSV) support
SAN enhancements:
Networking enhancements:
Maintenance mode support
Disjoint domains support
BITS compact server support
"Where do I go to get it?"
You can download either the full install or a pre-built VHD from https://connect.microsoft.com/site/sitehome.aspx?SiteID=799
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Thales Announces Integration of nShield with Citrix NetScaler. The combined solution offers certified, independently validated SSL security and key management.
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Intraoperative Adaptation and Visualization of Preoperative Risk Analyses for Oncologic Liver Surgery Christian Hansen*a , Stefan Schlichtingb , Stephan Zidowitza , Alexander K¨hna , o Milo Hindennach a , Markus Kleemannb , and Heinz-Otto Peitgena aMeVis Research - Center for Medical Image Computing, Bremen, Germany; b u University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein, Department of Surgery, L¨beck, Germany ABSTRACT Tumor resections from the liver are complex surgical interventions. With recent planning software, risk analyses based on individual liver anatomy can be carried out preoperatively. However, additional tumors within the liver are frequently detected during oncological interventions using intraoperative ultrasound. These tumors are not visible in preoperative data and their existence may require changes to the resection strategy. We propose a novel method that allows an intraoperative risk analysis adaptation by merging newly detected tumors with a preoperative risk analysis. To determine the exact positions and sizes of these tumors we make use of a navigated ultrasound-system. A fast communication protocol enables our application to exchange crucial data with this navigation system during an intervention. A further motivation for our work is to improve the visual presentation of a moving ultrasound plane within a complex 3D planning model including vascular systems, tumors, and organ surfaces. In case the ultrasound plane is located inside the liver, occlusion of the ultrasound plane by the planning model is an inevitable problem for the applied visualization technique. Our system allows the surgeon to focus on the ultrasound image while perceiving context-relevant planning information. To improve orientation ability and distance perception, we include additional depth cues by applying new illustrative visualization algorithms. Preliminary evaluations confirm that in case of intraoperatively detected tumors a risk analysis adaptation is beneficial for precise liver surgery. Our new GPU-based visualization approach provides the surgeon with a simultaneous visualization of planning models and navigated 2D ultrasound data while minimizing occlusion problems. Keywords: Visualization, Intraoperative Imaging, Treatment Planning, Ultrasound Guidance 1. INTRODUCTION With regard to complex oncological resections, a computer-assisted risk analysis is important for precise and safe liver surgery. Based upon security margins around each tumor, disturbances of blood supply and drainage within the remaining liver parenchyma can be computed, quantified and visualized preoperatively.1 However, using intraoperative ultrasound during oncological interventions, approximately 20% of patients with primary liver malignancies or metastases show additional tumors.2–4 Although the maximum diameter of these intraoperative findings is mostly smaller than 15 mm, changes to the resection strategy may be necessary, especially if the new tumors are adjacent to hepatic vessels. In such cases, an intraoperational tool for automatic risk analysis adaptation would assist the surgeons in optimizing the resection strategy. We propose a new application, the Intraoperative Planning Assistant, which allows a risk analysis adaptation by merging intraoperatively detected tumors with a preoperative risk analysis. To determine the exact positions and sizes of newly found tumors, we make use of an navigated ultrasound-system.5 Data exchange between Intraoperative Planning Assistant and navigation system during an intervention is realized using a fast XML-based communication protocol. Furthermore, an adequate visualization of the ultrasound plane relative to the preoperative model facilitates the navigation for the surgeon and is beneficial for precise liver surgery. Major drawbacks of existing concepts are occlusions of the ultrasound plane by the 3D planning model and fade-out of crucial context information. * Corresponding author. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; Tel.: ++49 421-2187722 We introduce a new visualization approach, that allowing a focus-view on the ultrasound image while preserving context-relevant planning information and depth cues. The paper is organized as follows: First, we review related work. After describing the applied registration technique, we introduce a new approach for intraoperative adaptation of risk analysis in the case of intraoperatively found tumors. Furthermore, we introduce requirements for an adequate, intraoperative visualization and describe a new visualization pipeline. Finally, we present our results, draw conclusion and discuss future work. 2. RELATED WORK The work described in this paper extends and combines existing concepts in medical image processing and visualization. In this section we provide an overview of related work in the field of intraoperative adaptation and registration, as well as illustrative and intraoperative visualization. 2.1 Intraoperative Adaptation and Registration An initial concept for intraoperative adaptation of risk analysis for liver surgery was presented by Ritter et al.6 They propose to determine tumor attributes like position and size manually by means of mouse interactions on a notebook inside the operation room (OR). Their approach is not designed for the use in sterile areas and does not make use of a navigation system to determine tumor attributes. Since our approach is based on an ultrasound- based navigation system, the success of an intraoperative risk analysis adaptation correlates with the accuracy of the applied intraoperative registration technique. Maier-Hein et al.7 developed a motion simulator for CT-guided liver interventions allowing a real-time adaptation of preoperative calculated tumor positions. Their system is u of particular importance for radio-frequency ablations where liver immobilization is hard to archive. Z¨hlke et al.8 presented a model-based technique based on Self Organized Maps, using extracted vessel branchings from preoperative (CT) and intraoperative (tracked 2D Doppler ultrasound) data as input. The method outputs a rigid registration matrix. Lange et al.9 combined the Iterative Closest Point algorithm and multilevel B-Splines u to achieve a non-rigid registration of preoperative CT/MRI and intraoperative 3D ultrasound. Similar to Z¨hlke et al. the algorithm is based on the vessel center lines of both image modalities. Papenberg et al.10 introduced a landmark-based registration approach for ultrasound and CT-data. It combines the distance measure of the normalized gradient field with a penalizer that forces the deformation to fulfill the landmark condition using an affine linear deformation model. 2.2 Illustrative Visualization The rendering of overlapping transparent iso-surfaces like the segmentation result of a vascular tree often gener- ates a complex output which is difficult to interpret. Selective accentuation of shape features using illustrative techniques like hatching strokes or silhouettes can reduce visual complexity. Visual complexity can further be decreased by viewing important objects in focus while less important structures are visualized as context in- formation or even discarded. In recent years a variety of non-photorealistic methods have been proposed to increase expressiveness of illustrations, e.g. focus & context techniques, hatching strokes or silhouettes. Detailed overviews have been given by Strothotte et al.11 and Gooch et al.12 In the field of medical visualization these illustrative methods were adapted, improved, and combined to allow an effective exploration of medical data sets. Our visualization approach was inspired by a sequence of user studies accomplish by Interrante et al.13 They evaluated the effect of displaying surface texture in combination with overlapping transparent surfaces and showed that non-photorealistic techniques are an adequate solution to support evident recognition of layered surfaces. Corresponding to these studies, Fischer et al.14 introduced a pipeline for illustrative rendering of overlapping iso-surfaces. Hatching, silhouette extraction, and depth-peeling are combined in such a way that a simultaneous inspection of inner and outer structures of an object is possible. The pipeline allows a manual definition of focus regions by specifying a secondary geometry, but is limited to two iso-surface layers. Tietjen et al.15 describes a focus & context rendering approach for medical visualization that combines silhouettes, direct volume rendering, and surface shading. Different styles are used to control the appearance of anatomical structures according to their relevance for the visualization. A context-preserving volume rendering model that automatically enhances important information in a volume data set using illustrative volume rendering was introduced by Bruckner et al.16 In order to reduce the opacity in less important data regions, they use a function of shading intensity, gradient magnitude, distance to the eye point, and previously accumulated opacity. A user-controlled focus & context technique for volume rendering was presented by Kr¨ger et al.17 Changing attributes like size and u location of the focus or weight for the context allows the user to control the appearance of a medical visualization using a point-and-click interface. 2.3 Intraoperative Visualization Previous publications in the field of medical visualization primary focus on preoperative exploration of medical data. A detailed overview of these techniques can be found in the book of Preim et al.18 Since the availability of navigation support in the OR has risen in the last years, intraoperative visualization becomes more interesting. One of the first approaches for intraoperative visualization in liver surgery with clinical relevance was pre- sented by Lange et al.9 Registrated preoperative models of vessels, tumors, the liver surface, and the resection plane are rendered as colored intersection lines onto the top and perpendicular slice of a 3D ultrasound image. The current position of these two slices in relation to the preoperative data is presented in an extra viewer. However,the approach does not consider an adequate visualization in a single view in order to avoid frequent comparisons. Burns et al.19 presented an approach for simultaneous visualization of ultrasound and medical volume data. To provide a clear view on the ultrasound plane, they removed occluding volume data based on an importance function. Furthermore, they apply illustrative rendering techniques like silhouette enhancement and Gooch cool- to-warm shading to provide visual distinction between anatomic structures. Although their aim is similar to ours, we use segmented iso-surface objects with additional, color-coded planning information (e.g. distance to relevant structures like tumors or organ surface) for intraoperative visualization. Compared to Burns et al. we do not clip any planning data, but carefully fade out planning data that occludes the view between camera and ultrasound plane by applying illustrative rendering techniques. 3. METHODS In this section we briefly review prior work concerning the underlying risk analyses algorithm for planning models. Afterwards, we present a new approach for intraoperative risk analyses adaption and describe the applied registration technique. Furthermore, we define requirements for an intraoperative visualization and introduce a novel rendering pipeline that allows an adequate visualization of adapted risk analyses together with intraoperative 2D ultrasound. 3.1 From Voxels to Risk Analyses The generation of 3D planning models including risk analyses is part of the software assistant MeVisLiverAnalyzer which integrates all steps to analyze contrast-enhanced CT data for preoperative planning in liver surgery.20 We briefly describe the important steps for vascular analysis and visualization: Skeletonization with a topology- preserving thinning algorithm yielding an exact centerline and the radius at each voxel of the skeleton. A graph analysis transforms the vessel skeleton in a directed, acyclic graph where nodes represent branchings.21 Based on the assumption of a circular cross-section of vasculature, smooth transitions at branchings and rounded ends are produced by means of convolution surfaces.22 Tumors and liver surface are semi-automatically segmented using Live Wire23 and transformed to a triangle mesh. For the visualization of affected vessels the spatial relations between tumors and vessels have to be analyzed. Therefore, certain security margins around the tumor are assumed. Computing the difference between the tumor segmentation mask and the eroded tumor segmentation mask (3x3x3 erosion filter) delivers the border of the tumors. Distance transformation is applied to all border voxels, thus generating the security margins.1 Finally, a graph traversion identifies affected voxels of depending vascular branches according to the specified security margins and determines the vertex colors for the convolution surfaces. Based on the eight major branches of the portal vein (giving a classification similar to Couinaud's scheme) vascular territories and their volumes are approximated using a Voronoi Tessellation. An iso-surface renderer generates separate triangle meshes and sets vertex colors. While vascular territories show the relation between liver parenchyma and supplying/draining branches, territories at risk show the liver parenchyma of impaired blood in- or outflow. Thus, the calculation of territories at risk (as the affected vessels) has to be adapted when new tumor findings are made during operation. 3.2 Intraoperative Adaption of Risk Analyses If additional tumors are found during surgery, tumor size, and position are directly defined in the 2D ultrasound image on the navigation system's display which is located in front of the situs. For simplicity, tumors are assumed to be spherical in shape and it is therefore sufficient to draw a circle around the tumor. After tumor attributes have been determined, the navigation system sends an XML-request to the Intraoperative Planning Assistant, containing the new tumor radius and position. In case the request is accepted, the tumor is added to the planning model and a risk analysis adaptation is performed by the Intraoperative Planning Assistant. To create a new risk analysis, an Euclidean Distance Transformation is applied to calculate the distances between vessels and tumors. Affected vessels are identified and relabeled depending on the predefined security margins (Fig. 1a, 1b). (a) (b) Figure 1. (a) Preoperative risk analysis for the portal vein vessels and dependent subtrees for different security margins. Three standard security margins around the tumors are chosen and displayed in red (5mm), yellow (10mm) and green (15mm). The red sphere on the ultrasound plane shows an intraoperatively detected tumor before adapting the risk analysis. (b) Adapted risk analysis including relabeled vessels. (a) (b) Figure 2. (a) Preoperative territories at risk that are supplied by the affected vessels. (b) Adapted risk analysis showing the updated territories at risk. Tumor and risk margins are the same as in Fig. 1. Furthermore, a Voronoi Tessellation with respect to the vascular system is performed to approximate the volume of the parenchyma supplied or drained by the affected vessels (Fig. 2a, 2b). After the computation has finished, the Intraoperative Planning Assistant sends a response to the navigation system and the updated planning results are immediately available on the navigation display. Using a multi-scale approach for the underlying volume data, our algorithm for risk analysis adaptation can choose a trade off between accuracy and computation time. Figure 3 illustrates the XML-based exchange protocol, defined between Intraoperative Planning Assistant and navigation system. Intraoperative Planning Assistant navigation system request planning data allocate planning data data location of planning data use tracked ultrasound to look for new lesions tumor position and radius define tumor attributes acknowledge adapt risk analysis use tracked ultrasound inform about new planning data acknowledge download new planning data Figure 3. Exchange protocol, defined between Intraoperative Planning Assistant and navigation system. 3.3 Intraoperative Registration In order to calculate the exact position of a newly detected tumor, a registration between the intraoperative ultrasound images and the preoperative planning data is required. We implemented a registration method that is robust, executable in real-time and interactively adaptable. It requires the surgeons to define a small set of corresponding markers in both the preoperative radiological data and the intraoperative ultrasound images using anatomic landmarks like vessel branchings. By minimizing total squared distances of the corresponding markers, we compute an affine transformation and apply it to the preoperative data. 3.4 Intraoperative Visualization In case the ultrasound plane is located inside the liver, occlusion of the ultrasound plane by the planning model is an inevitable problem for the applied visualization technique. Presenting the ultrasound image without planning data in a second window results in time-consuming comparisons for the observer because necessary information is not presented in a single image. Applying transparency or clipping operations on occluding objects removes important context information and results in a loss of spatial information and clearness. To address these problems, we define three guiding requirements to ensure clinical applicability of our method: 1. Diagnostic Usability: While the whole visualization is presented in a single view, ultrasound information should always be visible, even if it would be occluded by planning data or parts thereof. 2. Orientation Aid: Spatial relations between ultrasound plane and planning data should be clearly per- ceivable without rotating or translating the camera. 3. Error Identification: Since recent intraoperative registration methods make a compromise between real- time and error-prone computation, a clear hint to perceive registration errors should be provided. The aim of visualization approach is to provide an adequate presentation of planning models and ultrasound data in a single view. Therefore, we combine three extended rendering techniques in a GPU-accelerated rendering pipeline (Fig. 4). This pipeline consists of the following four steps in which the first three steps directly address the mentioned requirements: 3.4.1 Focus, context and mask image generation The main objective of our visualization approach is to provide the surgeon with a focus-view on the ultrasound plane and a context-view on the planning model in order to ensure diagnostic usability. Since the focus lies on the ultrasound plane, we create a mask by first rendering this plane with disabled texturing onto an off- screen texture M. For the generation of the focus and context views, we render the colored and shaded planning models onto two off-screen textures F and C. For F, the models are transparent. Correct order-independent transparency is achieved via depth-peeling.24 Using the mask M to combine F and C would lead to an abrupt change of rendering styles at the border of the ultrasound plane. This causes a wrong spatial interpretation due to receiving the impression that the ultrasound plane occludes the vessels. We found that a gradual transition between focus and context images avoids this misinterpretation. To achieve this, the mask M is of low resolution. When sampling from M, we use fast bi-cubic interpolation as described by Hadwiger et al.25 to obtain a smooth gradient. Thus, we avoid several blurring passes which are required when a higher resolution is utilized. 3.4.2 Silhouette and hatch stroke generation We found that transparent layered surfaces in combination with shape-accentuating strokes give a context- preserving view of the planning data while providing orientation aid and minimizing occlusion problems. Fur- thermore, we suggest varying line width of silhouettes depending on the distance to the ultrasound plane to support depth perception. In a first step, we render the depth values Dstored of the vessels into an off-screen texture. While D is the relative distance between the current vertex and the ultrasound plane, and R describes the diameter of the bounding sphere, we use a vertex shader to translate all vertices of the model by the factor DR in opposite direction to their normal vector. This causes a shrinking of the model depending on the distance to the ultrasound plane. The corresponding fragment shader computes the difference of the current depth value Orientation Aid Discretized Z-Buffer Discretized Z-Buffer NPR-Image Colored NPR-Image of shrinked model N If (N=black) Nα+C(1-α) αC Dstored (D Z stored-Z)*σ clipping Diagnostic Usabilty Error Identification C F Cα+F(1-α) + α ultrasound image & intersection contours Context image Focus image (opaque) (transparent) Rescale & cubic interpolation ultrasound plane as 16x16 texture Figure 4. Pipeline overview showing intermediate rendering results together with the associated requirements. Z and Dstored which delivers a distance encoding silhouette in image space precision, i.e., the thickness decreases with increasing distance to the ultrasound plane. We extend the method by applying hatching strokes within the same rendering step, using the hatching algorithm introduced by Ritter et al.26 3.4.3 Intersection contour generation This is done by first cutting an image representation of the ultrasound plane out of a 3D binary vessel mask (applying a multiplanar reformation). Then a marching squares algorithm is used to find all iso-contours in the image. Thus, the registration result can be compared with the current ultrasound image (error identification). 3.4.4 Compositing in screen space A fragment program starts by computing the output color colM odel using a convex combination of the current F and C samples. The value sampled from the mask image M is used as the weight α. Recall that we use bi- cubic interpolation when sampling from M to achieve a smooth transition between F and C. Next, the program computes the contribution from N to the current fragment color. If the sample of N is black the program outputs colN instead of colM odel , where colN is determined by blending black with the color of C using α. Figure 6 shows a resulting image generated with the technique described above. 4. RESULTS So far, preoperative risk analyses for oncologic liver surgery were of limited value during interventions in case of intraoperatively found tumors. For the first time, we provide surgeons with an intraoperational tool for risk analyses adaptation that can be integrated into a surgical workflow. Preliminary evaluations (Fig. 5) confirm that in case of newly discovered tumors an adaptation of the preoperative risk analysis is beneficial for precise liver surgery. Our application, in combination with a navigated ultrasound-system, offers crucial decision support and is easy to use. Using an XML-based communication protocol, the provided service can be utilized by other systems as well. Furthermore, we present methods for simultaneous visualization of preoperative planning models and nav- igated 2D ultrasound. Our new GPU-accelerated visualization approach is guided by requirements of clinical applicability and provides the surgeon with a focus-view on a moving ultrasound plane within a complex, inter- weaving 3D planning model (Fig. 6). Unlike previous visualization approaches, we minimize occlusions of the ultrasound plane by the 3D planning model and avoid fade-out of crucial context information. With a prototype implementation of our pipeline on the developer platform MeVisLab∗ we achieve interactive framerates (16fps on a GeForce 7900 GT) with a 2 GHz CPU using a model with 203k vertices (four depth-peel passes and one anti-antialiasing pass). We expect real-time framerates after optimization of the code. 5. DISCUSSION AND FUTURE WORK Preliminary evaluations with ex-vivo pig livers have been performed. The purpose was to prove the feasibility of our concept in collaboration with liver surgeons as well as an analysis of the surgical workflow for the intra- operative risk analysis adaptation. For the near future we plan to evaluate our system under realistic conditions during oncological interventions with a focus on accuracy. Therefore, we will replace the spherical approximation of tumors by a tumor segmentation algorithm applied on intraoperative 3D ultrasound data using a predefined sphere as the region of interest. Since our system uses a rigid registration approach, which does not provide an adequate accuracy for clinical use, we want to extend our system by an intensity-based elastic registration.10 Regarding clinical applicability, a trade-off between registration accuracy and computation time needs to be found. Concerning our new visualization approach, we expect additional clues from a quantitative user study which is currently performed in cooperation with clinical partners. Furthermore we will extend the approach with an automatic viewpoint selection algorithm27 that computes optimal camera positions for a 3D scene with respect to clinical parameters, like newly found tumors. ∗ For more information visit www.mevislab.de (a) (b) Figure 5. (a) Intraoperative Planning Assistant showing the risk analysis for a pig's liver with artificial tumors before applying a risk analysis adaptation. (b) Preliminary evaluations in the OR using the Intraoperative Planning Assistant and the ultrasound-based navigation system for laparoscopic liver surgery. Figure 6. Simultaneous visualization of preoperative planning data and intraoperative 2D ultrasound. The close-up view on the right hand side shows the highlighted intersection areas and depth-accentuating hatching strokes. While silhouettes encode the distance to the ultrasound plane, a gradual transition from opaque to transparent rendering (around the focused ultrasound plane) avoids misinterpretation of spatial relations. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This work was funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (SOMIT-FUSION project FKZ 01—BE03C). The authors thank Mathias Markert, Stefan Weber (Technical University Munich, Germany), u Armin Besirevic, Volker Martens (University of L¨beck, Germany), Holger Bourquain, Horst Hahn, Olaf Kon- rad, Guido Prause, and Felix Ritter (MeVis Research, Bremen, Germany) for their valuable ideas and support e in performing this work. We also express gratitude to Wolfram Lamad´ (RBK Stuttgart, Germany) and all involved physicians of the FUSION-project for fruitful discussion and clinical advice. REFERENCES 1. B. Preim, H. Bourquain, D. Selle, K. Oldhafer, and H.-O. 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Vegetarian Tikka Masala
From EatingWell: November/December 2013
In this vegetarian tikka masala recipe, we combine crisp tofu pieces and vegetables in a spiced tomato sauce to make a healthy and flavorful dish. If you like spicy food, increase the amount of crushed red pepper. Serve with steamed brown rice for a healthier take on a classic takeout dish.
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Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low saturated fat | Low cholesterol | High potassium | High calcium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Diabetes appropriate |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 3 tablespoons garam masala
- 1 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper (optional)
- 2 14-ounce packages extra-firm or firm tofu
- 1 tablespoon canola oil plus 2 teaspoons, divided
- 1 large onion, halved and sliced
- 1 large red bell pepper, quartered and sliced
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh ginger
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon flour
- 1 28-ounce can diced tomatoes
- 1/3 cup half-and-half
- Combine garam masala, turmeric, salt and crushed red pepper (if using) in a small bowl. Cut tofu into 1-inch cubes and blot dry with paper towels. Toss the tofu in a medium bowl with 1 tablespoon of the spice mixture.
- Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the tofu and cook, stirring every 2 minutes, until browned, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
- Add the remaining 2 teaspoons oil, onion, bell pepper, ginger and garlic and cook, stirring often, until starting to brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Add flour and the remaining spice mix; stir until fragrant and coated, about 1 minute. Add tomatoes, bring to a simmer and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables are tender, 3 to 5 minutes more.
- Return the tofu to the pan; cook, stirring, until heated through, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in half-and-half.
Per serving: 232 calories; 14 g fat (3 g sat, 5 g mono); 6 mg cholesterol; 17 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 16 g protein; 4 g fiber; 605 mg sodium; 690 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (100% daily value), Calcium (40% dv), Iron (26% dv), Vitamin A (25% dv), Magnesium (22% dv), Potassium (20% dv), Folate (17% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 2 vegetable, 2 medium fat meat, 1 1/2 fat
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Haverford College Arboretum
The Haverford College Arboretum (216 acres (87 ha)) is an arboretum located across the campus of Haverford College, in Haverford, Pennsylvania. It is open daily without charge.
The arboretum's beginnings stretch back to 1831, when the campus property was purchased. The college itself was founded two years later. In 1834 William Carvill laid out the campus in a style influenced by noted landscape architect Sir Humphry Repton. In 1928 the college minutes record that "a comprehensive planting of trees" was discussed, and in response the Superintendent of Grounds began a scientific collection of trees arranged in generic and family groupings. The college's arboretum association was founded in 1974.
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Banana Iced Drink With Honey And Ice Cream
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|Ripe bananas
|4 , peeled
|Chilled milk
|1 Liter
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Mace powder
|1 Pinch
|Cardamom powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Nutmeg powder
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|Banana ice cream/Vanilla ice cream
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (6 Scoops)
|Crushed ice
|1 Tablespoon
|Sugar syrup
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Place the milk and bananas in the mixie and whip well. You may need to do this in 2 batches. Add the honey and the spices. Whip again and serve immediately with scoops of ice-cream.
Prepare this drink just before serving.
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