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- bluescrubby commented on bluescrubby's instructable Repairing Your SonicareView Instructable »
Sorry that I don't know the answer to this! This instructable is quite old so you'll probably have better luck elsewhere.The resistor is probably there for a reason but if parts of the electronics are already corroded then you may as well try... that's what I'd do at least.
- bluescrubby commented on bluescrubby's instructable HOWTO Make GBR (germinated or Sprouted Brown Rice)
Hi Emilia,It won't get sweet, like dessert sweet. It gets softer, easier to digest, and has a nice nutty, malty flavor to it, but it's still 95% brown rice flavor.There is now an easier way to make GBR. Rinse and soak at 27-30 degrees for 12-18 hours. Then take 1 cup~1 liter of the soak water, and keep it in the fridge. Drain the rest of the water, rinse the rice, and keep soaking for 1-2 more days, changing the water before it gets stinky.The next time you make GBR, rinse the rice and then begin soaking with the water you saved from last time (and add more water to cover the rice). Then save water after 12-18 hours, and keep cycling. This will give you a bioactive acidic starter that gives very good results! Any questions, just let me know!
Emilia, can you post a link to the blog? I'd be interested in seeing it. I've been doing this for more than 10 years, including serving it in my own restaurant ;) and I've never seen it get that sweet. 17 hours is not long enough for sprouting. The nutrient level will increase and it will get softer in that time, but the flavor changes after about 1.5 days. ;)View Instructable »
That method is fascinating! There is a health drink called Rejuvelac that is made in a similar way, by soaking grain and letting the water ferment. It sounds like the microorganisms in the soak water malt the grain while baking. Interesting! But, this malting process doesn't happen with the rice. I usually let my rice soak as long as possible before it gets stinky, so there are lots of microorganisms but it doesn't rot. But then the rice is boiled, so they are killed, poor microorganisms XD If you heat the rice in the same way as your baking bread, perhaps there would be a similar effect... you could try it! The only other way I know to convert rice's starches to sugars is to make koji, but that's a very different process.


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Most of us are under a lot of stress in our day-to-day lives. At work, we are always occupied with deadlines, meetings, paper works, reports and other tasks. When we are at home, we are so busy doing the household chores and taking care of our kids (if we do have children). Plus there are other things that need our attention, even our economy can add up to our stress. Whew! That's why we really need to take a break and go on a vacation.
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- Able to get away about feeling a prisoner in a box all day, whether we are in our work cubicle or own office room.
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- Away from the noise pollution of the office and home such as the constant ringing of telephones, the sounds of the footsteps of people walking around on hard surface flooring, the muffled voices of coworkers or neighbours.
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Bachelor, full-time
Radiographers make images of the human body with the help of large medical technology equipment. To do so they use imaging technology that implements ionizing or non-ionizing radiation. The methods range from skeletal radiology to magnetic resonance imaging. In this way they support the early diagnosis and treatment of several serious diseases. Diagnostic radiology, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine are therefore the focus of the degree program in which radiation protection is a key issue.
Patrick Korpitsch Michaela Lippitz Favoritenstraße 226, D.Z.311100 Vienna P: +43 1 606 68 77-4800 F: +43 1 606 68 77-4809 email@example.com
Map main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)
Office hours during the semester Mon and Wed, 10.00 a.m.-4.00 p.m. Thu and Fri, 10.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m. Tue closed
Application period for summer semester 2021 10th August to 25th October 2020
tuition fee / semester:
€ 363,361
+ ÖH premium + contribution2
1 Tuition fees for students from third countries € 727,- per semester
2 for additional study expenses (currently up to € 83,- depending on degree program and year)
You are interested in both medicine and technology and are therefore looking for an intersection that combines both. You have already acquired a strong foundation in mathematics and physics. You approach problems logically and analytically, display manual dexterity when operating equipment and have a strong sense of responsibly. Your good spatial imagination helps you to analyze images. Despite all the physical and technical aspects, you never lose sight of the person, who you show great empathy. Strong social skills are also necessary for work in interdisciplinary teams. Your curiosity makes you open to science and research in order to also keep up with the rapid advances in medical technology in the future.
In the degree program you will learn how radiological technological methods work and what their specific advantages and disadvantages are. You are qualified to plan and perform analysis procedures with large medical equipment and to ensure quality assurance. Some methods only verify tissue changes, however nuclear medicine already identifies initial changes in metabolism. When performing radiological examinations, identifying cancer early, thanks to mammography for example, or radiating cancer, you will be working with ionizing particle or electromagnetic radiation. With the help of computer tomography (CT), sectional images of body parts are computer generated based on multiple X-rays. Electromagnetic waves, such as those used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), are not ionizing.
It provides detailed sectional images of tissues and organs on the basis of strong magnetic fields. Ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to produce images. A positron emission tomography (PET) is a nuclear medicine procedure that utilizes low-level radioactive substances to produce images of biochemical and physiological functions in the body. With the help of all the techniques you learn about in detail in the degree program, you will contribute to the early diagnosis and treatment of several serious diseases.
Radiological diagnostics, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine are the main focus of the degree program. Personal development, knowledge of health law, health economics and project management complete your education.
Lector: Mag. Wolfgang Kostenwein, FH-Prof. Mag. Gerold Unterhumer
Basic rules of communication and interaction, selected communication theory; body language; conversation techniques; principles of conversation; feedback rules; rhetoric, discussion rules; intercultural communication; dealing with illness - patient*internal care; basics of conflict management, dealing with own/foreign emotions; emotional intelligence, methods of self-reflection, basics of group dynamics, de-escalation, role models in health professions; role expectations; self-image
Continuous assessment
Activating form (group work, role plays)
Lector: Mag. Dr. Natascha Miljkovic
What is science? Criteria for scientific work; phases of the research process; ethics committee; good scientific practice (OEAWI GWP guidelines); research; types of texts in studies (especially internship report, laboratory report, paper, seminar paper); scientific language, avoidance of plagiarism
Final exam
Activating method (group work, guided exercises)
Lector: Dr.med.univ. Ulrike Heber, Dr. Lukas Reissig
Basic terms, directional and positional designations, general definitions, structure, morphology and function of cells and tissue, structure, organs, topography, blood supply of the following systems: skeletal system including muscles, ligaments and joints; cardiovascular system; respiratory system; digestive system; urogenital system; endocrine system; nervous system; sensory organs; blood and haematopoietic system; lymphatic system; embryonic and foetal development
Final exam final exam with partial performances in writing (online supported exam)
Presentational form (lecture)
Basic terms, directional and positional designations, general definitions, structure, morphology and function of cells and tissues, function of organs, blood supply of the following systems: skeletal system including muscles, ligaments and joints; cardiovascular system; respiratory system; digestive system; urogenital system; endocrine system; nervous system; sensory organs; blood and haematopoietic system; lymphatic system; embryonic and foetal development
Final exam final exam: written (online supported exam)
Lector: Dr. med.univ. Asha Leisser
Definitions, etiology, pathogenesis; pathologies and their clinical appearance of: Skeletal system incl. muscles, ligaments, joints, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, urogenital system (incl. reproductive organs); endocrine system; nervous system; hospital hygiene, environmental hygiene, disinfection/sterilization, basic terms and tasks of infection hygiene
Lector: Mag.pharm. Dr. Gunar Stemer, aHPh
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, effect and side effects, dosage, application, shelf life, storage and disposal of professionally relevant drug groups: Analgesics, hypnotics, narcotics, cardiovascular drugs, anticoagulants, drugs affecting the endocrine system Contrast agents: areas of application and classification, contrast agent side effects and measures, significance of flow, quantity, concentration of the contrast agents applied, indications, contraindications
Final exam final exam (written, online supported exam)
Lector: Wilhelm Gloss, MSc
The basic technical and physical principles of single layer, dual layer, multi layer and photon counting technologies Different types of radiographic detectors Technical characteristics and value ranges of digital detectors Radiographic characteristics of detector materials
Final exam LV final exam: written (online supported exam)
Lector: A.o. Univ. Prof. DI Dr. Peter Homolka
Fundamentals of atomic and nuclear physics, radioactivity, properties and origin of radiation, interaction processes of ionizing radiation with matter (including attenuation and scattering), dose, terms, definitions, units, radiation detection (dosimetry), application of radiation in diagnostics and therapy
Lector: Sabine Gabriele Gracic, Christoph Kamp, BSc MSc, Dr. phil. Dr. med. Günther Schenz
Technical terminology, definitions of terms, projections and spatial directions, geometric laws of X-ray image generation. Patient information on the procedure and execution of examinations. Positioning aids, radiation protection agents and their application. Procedure and execution (preparation, positioning of the patient, positioning of the central beam) of standard radiological examinations including contrast agent applications, taking into account indication and contraindication as well as patient condition. Analysis of the images on the basis of examples, evaluation with regard to qualitative guidelines and anatomy, recognition of positioning and imaging technique errors as well as their correction. Professional treatment of sick or injured patients. Application of personal and patient related hygiene measures. Safe and ergonomic working with regard to self-protection and the protection of others. Correct application of structural, technical, patient and personnel-related radiation protection measures. Assistance in emergency measures such as blood pressure measurements and the preparation of medication and infusions in the event of contrast agent incidents or circulatory breakdowns. Preparation and follow-up of X-ray contrast agent examinations.
Continuous assessment Final Exam (written final examination, partial performance examinations)
VO (Lecture, Demonstrations); UE Activating Form (guided exercises, group work, role play, case studies/case analyses)
Lector: Sabine Gabriele Gracic
Principle of X-ray beam generation. Components of an X-ray system, their functional principle and professional technical operation. Principle of the function of grids, digital storage media (storage plates and solid-state detectors). Exposure parameters, in particular energy and dose of X-rays, reduction of scattered radiation, and their effects on radiological imaging.
Continuous assessment LV final examination (written or oral final examination, partial performance tests)
lecture, demonstration Activating Form (guided exercises, group work, role play, case studies/case analyses)
Lector: Josef Fuchs
Legal provisions (legal basis - MedStrSchV, BGBl II No. 409/2004 - Annex 1 and 2), standards and standard structure, acceptance test, constancy test and practical implementation (exercises in groups) on equipment and devices. Generation of "faulty" X-ray images for defect detection and defect classification. Recognition of faulty parameters in the recording and findings situation.
Continuous assessment Immanent examination and LV final examination (oral/practical)
Activating form (practical exercises with guided exercises, group work, explorative learning, case studies/case analyses
Lector: Mag. Dr. Natascha Miljkovic, FH-Prof. Mag. Gerold Unterhumer
Types of scientific literature and clinical studies; assessment of clinical studies (especially QUADAS guideline); formulation of research questions (especially PICOT format) and hypotheses; research methods at a glance; EBM and EBR; Journal Club; reading techniques
Activating method (group work, presentations, guided exercises)
Preparation, performance of the examinations Evaluation of the results with regard to qualitative guidelines in conventional radiology
Final exam Written documentation (protocol)
placement: patient-oriented, practical implementation of theoretical teaching content
Lector: Dr. Sabine Simon, Dr. Robert Steinbach
Case discussions and case demonstration from a medical perspective based on selected routine examinations
Final exam Part 3 of Module examination (Moodle)
Lector: Christopher Deutsch, BSc MA
Physical-technical basics, functional principle, technical components, radiation protection CT, image calculation, image representation, image quality and optimisation possibilities, artefacts, quality assurance
Final exam Final exam Module exam
Presentational form (lecture, demonstration)
Lector: Sylvia Unterhumer, MSc
Image processing and image analysis, 2D, 3D
Final exam Module exam
Integrative form (guided exercises, case studies)
Lector: Christopher Deutsch, BSc MA, Klemens Messner, BSc MSc, FH-Prof.in Mag.a Gabriele Schwarzmüller-Erber, MBA
Important indications and contraindications, preparation, performance, evaluation and documentation, aftercare, standard protocols for computer tomographic examinations and interventions of selected organ areas, selected special procedures and areas of application, according to the current state of the art and international standards;
VO (lecture), UE Activating Form (group work, guided exercises)
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn. Georg Dobrozemsky, MSc
Process of image formation; effects of X-rays in radiological imaging; technology of radiological imaging systems for Exposure; image quality and image quality criteria, resolution, contrast; causes of reduced image quality; minimization of radiation exposure and scattered radiation and blur
Final exam Lecture final test Written exam
Presenting (lecture) and activating form (guided exercises)
Lector: FH-Prof. DI (FH) Godoberto Guevara Rojas, PhD
Terms and technical concepts, (image formats, image compression); greyscale histogram, greyscale profile; linear and non-linear greyscale corrections; types of filters; arithmetic image operations, morphological operations; frequency space; segmentation of images
Final exam Lecture final test Oral exam
Presenting (lecture, demonstration) and activating form (guided exercises)
Lector: Dr. Lothar Ponhold, Dr. Christian Widmann
Body slices of the following organ systems and comparison with various imaging techniques: skeletal system including muscles, ligaments, joints; cardiovascular system; respiratory system; digestive system; urogenital system (including genital organs); endocrine system; nervous system; sensory organs; blood and blood-forming system; lymphatic system. Clinical pictures in various modalities (X-ray, CT, MRT, sonography, nuclear medicine (especially SPECT and PET), by means of case presentations (educational film collection) with regard to morphology (especially differentiation, distribution and dissemination patterns, infiltration) and functional presentation.
Lector: Christoph Kamp, BSc MSc
Reflection and exchange of experience within the scope of the professional internship through written and oral exchange Presentation, discussion and development of a relevant situation from the internship Possibility to eliminate ambiguities regarding adjustment techniques, recording techniques, radiation protection, dealing with stressful situations, cooperation in a team, appropriate interaction with patients, as well as with vocational colleges and other professional groups while observing ethical principles and taking into account different cultural orientations
Continuous assessment LV-immanent examination character: oral or written (presentation/ discussion of a case study)
Activating form (impulse presentation, guided exercises)
Lector: Christina Bitai, RT Gabriele Frey, Sabine Gabriele Gracic, Dr. Herbert Huscsava, RT Elfriede Sturm
The student is familiar with the particularities of radiological imaging in orthopaedics, paediatrics, geriatrics, traumatology and intensive care medicine. The student knows alternative positioning and adjustment techniques for patients in various individual conditions (polytrauma, anaesthesia, intensive care...). The student knows the standards in breast diagnostics, the positioning technique in mammography, the procedure and requirements for breast screening, methods of interventional breast diagnostics, quality assurance measures in breast diagnostics.
Final exam written and practical partial final exams
Presenting (lecture, demonstration) and training class: practical exercises (guided exercises, group work, role play, case studies/analyses)
Lector: Dr. Michael Figl, A.o. Univ. Prof. DI Dr. Peter Homolka
Radiation sources; dosimetry and dose variables relevant to radiation protection and specific applications; guide values, limit values; radiation protection basics and basic principles; measuring devices; control of personal dose; Laws, ordinances, standards and guidelines in radiation protection; Exercises in small groups: Handling of devices for the determination of personal and local dose, calculation of internal patient doses, use of test sources;
VO (lecture), UE Activating Method (practical exercises)
Lector: A.o. Univ. Prof. DI Dr. Peter Homolka, Dipl.-Ing. Elisabeth Salomon
Radiation protection-relevant aspects of X-ray equipment for diagnostics; enclosed radioactive substances in diagnostics; radiation exposure of personnel and other persons, in particular patients, during the various examination procedures; determination of radiation exposure of personnel and patients; protective measures during diagnostic applications; protection of patients Quality assurance measures; exercises in small groups: protective measures during operation of X-ray equipment in X-ray diagnostics and interventional radiology; determination of dose in X-ray diagnostics; correct application of dose concepts; reference values
Lector: Dr. Petra Feurstein
Radiobiological chain of effects, influence of ionizing radiation on cells, radiation sensitivity, cell cycle, repair mechanism, dose-response relationships, linear-square model, LET and RBE, hadrons, acute and late effects after radiation exposure
Lector: Mag. Gerald Röhrling
Clinical research; empirical research methods and their applications; empiricism in health sciences: Hypothesis testing methods; Hypothesis generating methods; Concept/disposition creation; Ethics proposal
Continuous assessment Immanent (UE) and LV final examination
Presenting and activating form VO (lecture), UE (guided exercises)
Preparation and execution of examinations, evaluation and analysis of the results with regard to qualitative guidelines in computed tomography
Continuous assessment Written documentation (protocol)
Preparation and performance of examinations, evaluation and analysis of the results with regard to qualitative guidelines in magnetic resonance imaging
Continuous assessment Written documentation (training protocol)
Lector: Dr. med. Adnan Duhovic, Dr. Maria Theresa Schmook
Clinical case discussions and case demonstrations from a medical point of view based on selected routine and special examinations
Final exam Partial performance: final examination: written (online supported examination) (module examination)
Lector: Mag.a Ulrike Weinberger
Technical terms; physical basics of image formation and technical image processing; technical components (design, coil technology, additive technical accessories, ...), image data, image processing and post processing; sequences; hazard and safety aspects, quality assurance
Final exam Module exam Partial performance: written examination (online supported examination)
Image analysis and image evaluation based on selected image examples in groups; postprocessing procedures (MPR, MIP, ROI, evaluations, etc.), parameter changes and their effects on image quality, image analysis (contrasts, parameters, artefacts, case studies, ...)
Activating form (guided exercises, case studies)
Indications and contraindications; safety aspects; patient-centered care; planning of examination protocols, execution, evaluation, post-processing and documentation according to the current state of the art and science; indication-related sequence and parameter selection and their optimization possibilities; contrast agent application; hygiene; quality assurance; classification of anatomical and pathological structures on the sectional image; clinical image examples
VO (Lecture, Demonstration) Activating form: (guided exercises, group work)
Lector: Reza Agha Mohammadi Sareshgi, MSc, Claas Duit, Ing. Andreas Krcal
Nuclear medical terminology; area of responsibility of radiological technologists in nuclear medicine; the organisation, structure and organisation of a nuclear medical institute; nuclear physics basics Properties of radiopharmaceuticals; production of radionuclides and biotracers; chemical basics of labelling and preparation; simple laboratory techniques; handling of open radioactive substances (rules of conduct, protection and decontamination measures) incl. Storage and disposal Radiopharmaceutical quality control; approval procedure Exercises on simple laboratory techniques, labelling and preparation of radionuclides in groups
Continuous assessment Immanent and LV final exam: Written (online supported exam)
Presenting VO (lecture) and activating form (guided exercises)
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Mag. Philipp John, MAS, Dr. Josef Preitfellner
Facilities for handling open radioactive materials; radiation exposure of physicians and other persons, in particular patients, during the various examination or treatment procedures; determination of radiation exposure; protective measures when working with open radioactive materials; contamination and decontamination measures; collection, temporary storage and disposal of radioactive waste; radiation accidents caused by external contamination or incorporation; first aid; whole-body measurements and excretion analyses; protection of patients; quality assurance measures; exercises in small groups of at least 4 hours: Protective measures when handling open radioactive materials, detection of contamination, decontamination, quality control, calculation of attenuation coefficients of different shielding materials, determination of the energy spectrum of unknown radionuclides, checking of radiation measuring devices for functionality and suitable areas of application
Final exam Written exam (online supported exam)
VO (lecture) , UE Activating Method (guided exercises)
Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Gabriele Schwarzmüller-Erber, MBA
Reflection on the practical work involved in implementing theoretical teaching/learning content, dealing with stressful situations, informative conversations, feedback, cooperation in teams, appropriate interaction with patients as well as colleagues and other professional groups, taking into account ethical principles and different cultural orientations, presentation and discussion of a case study from professional practice.
Continuous assessment immanent examination character: oral or written (presentation/ discussion of a case study)
activating (impulse presentation, guided exercises)
Reflection on the practical work involved in implementing theoretical teaching/learning content, dealing with stressful situations, informative conversations, appropriate interaction with patients, as well as with vocational colleagues and other professional groups while observing ethical principles and taking into account different cultural orientations, feedback, cooperation in teams, presentation and discussion of a case study from professional practice.
Lector: Nikolaus Metz, MSc
- Radiotherapeutically relevant dose terms and units - Spatial radiation dose distributions - Physical and technical basics of tele- and brachytherapy equipment, as well as ion- and proton therapy, and auxiliary equipment - Software architecture of radiation treatment planning systems - Physical-technical sources of error in the treatment process of therapeutic radiation units and all ancillary facilities including quality assurance.
Final exam Final exam
Presenting teaching/learning method (lecture)
Lector: Dr. Dominik Frey
- General oncology, tumour epidemiology, cancer prevention, screening, early detection. - Pathology of malignant tumours and other neoplasms, the clinical appearance of neoplastic diseases, the diagnostic procedures as well as the classification, stage classification and prognostic factors of malignant diseases. - Principles of cancer treatment taking into account surgical treatment, radiation treatment, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy and other forms of treatment. - Treatment goal and choice of therapy modality (modalities) and accompanying treatment measures, taking into account quality of life and terminal care and aftercare of patients. - Optimal radiotherapy in relation to the type of disease and localisation.
Final exam Final written exam
Presentational form (Lecture)
Analysis of the images and technical evaluation with regard to the qualitative guidelines as well as application of post-processing possibilities and image evaluation in 2D and 3D; vascular anatomy, pathology. Cardiovascular diseases including associated pathologies, basics of cardiopulmonary functional diagnostics, clinical manifestations, case demonstrations from a medical point of view, indications and contraindications of interventional radiology and cardiology.
Final exam final exam: written (online, supported exam)
VO (lecture), Activating (guided exercises, group work)
Basic knowledge of hygiene, angiographic materials and interventions; design, function and handling of special materials such as puncture and sluice systems, vascular catheters, guiding catheters, dilatation catheters, stents, coils and much more - according to the current state of knowledge in the field. Sterile work and sterile assistance in invasive diagnostic and interventional procedures, including skin preparation for procedures, handling of instruments and materials.
Final exam Final examination (practical)
activating form (group work, role play, guided exercises, blended learning)
Typical anatomical, physiological and pathological criteria in the cardiovascular field, patient information and care, preparation, positioning, contrast agent application, performance, complications, documentation, aftercare, interdisciplinarity in cardiological angiographies and interventions, significance of evaluation and documentation of electrophysiological and hemodynamic parameters, radiation protection applied.
Final exam final examination, Written examination (online supported test)
Presenting form (lecture, demonstration video)
Applied research methods in radiology technology, especially -Biostatistical basics: Feature classification, location measures, dispersion measures, shape measures, graphical representations, description of a relationship; -Basics of probability theory; -Performance of a test, -Data evaluation and statistical analysis by means of software (e.g. SPSS)
Activating form (guided exercises with evaluation software)
networks; patient data and image transfer; transfer protocols, compression and encryption techniques, radiological-technological Workflow and reporting process, applied data protection, possibilities, challenges and limitations of teleradiological applications (including process optimization); teleradiological workflow based on selected case studies in clinical routine
Activating form (teamwork, guided exercises)
Terms and definitions; legal guidelines and organisational measures of organisational and information systems in medicine (especially HIS, RIS, NIS) and its structure, setup and requirements; archiving (PACS); Technical standards: NEMA, DICOM (in particular DICOM header and DICOM conformance statement), IHE structure of PACS, image categorization ; Structure and design of databases, electronic image distribution, data protection and data security
VO Lecture
Indications and contraindications; presentation and discussion of selected case studies from clinical practice;t examinations and treatments in comparison to alternative imaging and functional methods; diagnoses in nuclear medicine; plausibility check of acquired examination data (incl. pitfalls); evaluation options for image data sets.
Design, function and properties of the measuring equipment; quality control of the measuring equipment; image data management in nuclear medicine. General principles of nuclear physics for radiology technologists in nuclear medicine.
Final exam LV final exam in writing
Activating form ILV, VO (lecture), UE (guided exercises)
Nuclear medical terminologies; indications, physiology and pathophysiology; patient care; examination parameters and results; guidelines and standards (especially of the ÖGN and DGN, EANM and IAEA); image examples from clinical routine from a radiology technology perspective
Final exam LV final examination (written)
- Description and terminology in brachytherapy - Instrumentation and basics of instrument technology - Physical characteristics of radionuclides for brachytherapy - Requirements, characteristics and possibilities of an individual patient positioning. - Acquisition, processing and analysis of image data relevant for brachytherapy treatment planning - Preparation with corresponding evaluation, as well as optimization and documentation of brachytherapy treatment plans according to international standards - Irradiation preparation in the bunker (treatment room) and the control room
Continuous assessment Course-immanent exam character (written, online supported exam)
VO (lecture), UE (guided exercises)
- Establishment of a radiation therapy facility and the tasks of the radiographers. - Sequences of various processes for the implementation of teletherapy treatments, as well as documentation - Use of suitable positioning and fixation aids - Operation of irradiation and image-guided verification equipment Psychosocial aspects and information sessions
Continuous assessment Course-immanent exam character
Activating teaching/learning methods; (keynote lecture, guided exercises using 3D simulation, group work)
- X-ray equipment for therapy; - Other radiation equipment for therapy; - Enclosed radioactive substances; - Calibration of radiation sources; - Radiation exposure of doctors and other persons, especially patients, during the various treatment procedures; - Determination of radiation exposure; - Protection of patients during therapy procedures; - Quality assurance measures; Exercises in small groups of at least 4 hours: Protective measures during operation of X-ray equipment and other radiation equipment for therapy as well as during handling of enclosed radioactive substances, testing of enclosed radioactive substances for leaks, quality control, risk and error assessment in treatment procedures
VO (lecture) Activating Methods (guided exercises)
- Requirements, characteristics and possibilities of an individual patient positioning. - Creation and further processing of image data relevant for irradiation planning. - Radioonocological definitions and examples of Organs at Risks and Planning Target Volumes as well as possibilities to contour them. - Use of various irradiation techniques, irradiation parameters and types of radiation to create an individual irradiation plan according to international standards. Optimization and analysis of irradiation plans with regard to dose distribution in teletherapeutic treatments.
training in small groups under the guidance of the lecturer - selected studies/interventions of defined organ areas - Standard documentation Abdomen according to ÖGUM - FAST protocol, - Doppler and duplex sonography - Standard documentation Echocardiography Musculoskeletal Sonography
Final exam Module exam Partial Performance lecture final exam, at least 20 examinations each in the organ areas of the abdomen, small parts, vessels and heart
activating: *) method of guided exercises, problem-based learning, guided self-study, group work *) Blended Learning: Interlocking presence and online learning
Physical Basics of Sonography, Technical Components, CEUS Basics and Application Fields
Final exam Module exam Partial Performance lecture final exam: written (online supported exam)
Presenting (lecture, demonstration, video), activating (blended learning: interlocking of presence and online learning)
- CEUS Use of Contrast Media in Sonography - Basics and Fields of Application - Indications/Standard sections/Image analysis - Casuistry according to current standards/current state of the art - training in small groups under the guidance of the lecturer. - Selected studies/interventions of defined organ areas - Standard documentation Abdomen according to ÖGUM - FAST protocol, Doppler Sonography - Standard documentation Echocardiography - Musculoskeletal Sonography
Final exam Module exam Partial Performance lecture final exam: immanent + written (online supported exam)
Presenting and Activating Form (VO 60%, UE 40%) Performers (lecture, demonstration, video), activators (working methods, guided exercises, blended learning: interlocking of presence and online learning)
Preparation of a concept for the bachelor thesis in connection with the chosen department (of the professional internship according to FH-MTD-AV Annex 9, 12; special clinical area, information and communication technology in medicine, multi-professional area) Formulation of research questions and hypotheses; overview of research methods; research; literature search;
Activating form (presentation, feedback)
Preparation and performance of examinations, evaluation and analysis of the results with regard to qualitative guidelines in angiography, interventional radiology and cardiological angiography
Preparation and performance of examinations, evaluation and analysis of the results with regard to qualitative guidelines in nuclear medicine
- Preparation, execution and documentation of treatment planning and irradiation Evaluation and analysis of radiotherapy results with regard to qualitative guidelines in radiotherapy.
Placement: patient-oriented, practical implementation of theoretical teaching content
Forms of organization in the health care system, basics of team development; group dynamics, leadership styles and hierarchies. Motivation systems, process management in health care
VO (lecture) UE Activating form (guided exercises, individual and group work)
Basic concepts of project management, project definition, project types, projects in the health sector, project management processes, tasks, measures, methods in project management, project environment analysis, project assignment, delimitation and context analysis, result planning and WBS, milestone and bar chart, personnel management and teamwork, interculturality, resource plan and cost plan, project roles and responsibility matrix, project final report, agile organizations in health care
Continuous assessment Immanent and LV final exam (case study with multiple choice test)
VO (lecture) UE Activating form (guided exercises)
historical development, legal basis, basic principles and dimensions of quality, quality feature, indicator, standard, risk and safety management, certification and evaluation procedures, principles and basic principles of health promotion, approaches to health promotion, causes of environmental damage, environmental pollution and resource depletion, objectives and principles of environmental policy
Final exam LV-concluding examination (written/seminar work)
VO (lecture) UE Activating form (group work, guided exercises)
Reflection on the practical work involved in implementing theoretical teaching/learning content, dealing with stressful situations, feedback, cooperation in teams, appropriate interaction with patients, as well as colleagues and other professional groups, while observing ethical principles and taking into account different cultural orientations
UE activating teaching/learning methods (keynote lecture, guided exercises)
Reflection on practical work; connection between practice and theory; team dynamics; interdisciplinary context, appropriate interaction with patients, as well as professional colleagues and other professional groups, while respecting ethical principles and taking into account different cultural orientations
Continuous assessment LV-immanent examination character (presentation/ discussion of a case study)
UE activating teaching/learning methods: oral or written (impulse presentation, guided exercises
- Reflection of practical activities in the implementation of theoretical teaching/learning contents, feedback - Dealing with stressful situations - Team work Appropriate interaction with patients, as well as with colleagues and other professional groups, taking into account ethical principles and different cultural orientations
Continuous assessment Course-immanent exam character: oral or written (presentation/ discussion of a case study)
activating teaching/learning methods (impulse presentation, guided exercises, role play)
Radiology technology workflow (especially optimization of examination methods), in the field of sectional imaging; development of new contrast agents; current technical developments; special fields of application of radiology technologists in sectional imaging (e.g. 3D navigation and virtual surgery), in technical applications and in research & development, in industry, archaeology and art.
Final exam LV final examination (written - Bachelor thesis)
Activating form (presentation, discussion)
Preparation and implementation of the studies or a project, evaluation and analysis of the results in an optional area of the professional internship. Reflection of the practical activity in the implementation of theoretical teaching/learning contents, dealing with stressful situations, feedback, cooperation in teams, appropriate interaction with patients, as well as with vocational colleges and other professional groups, while respecting ethical principles and taking into account different cultural orientations
placement: practical implementation of theoretical teaching content
Job description and professional profile of radiology technology, ethical issues and aspects specific to the profession; role models of the profession; the profession in international comparison; professional representations and associations (national and international); professional and health policy developments, further education and training obligations, freelance work; medical ethical issues; ethics committee; registration
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Activating form: guided exercises: Individual and group work
Basic concepts; overview of the Austrian and European legal system; laws relevant to the profession; civil law aspects for health professions; criminal law aspects for health professions; (health) profession-relevant aspects of labour and social security law, duty of documentation, duty of confidentiality, patient safety, patient advocacy, data protection, register of health professions, adult protection law, primary care
Continuous assessment LV final examination (written)
Projection radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, sonography, angiography, radiooncology, nuclear medicine, digital image processing, related fields
Continuous assessment Immanent testing (creation of a product according to defined criteria)
Presentational form (lecture, keynote speech)
Continuous assessment Immanent (creation of a product according to defined criteria)
Legal basics of first aid, danger areas, rescue chain, , crisis intervention, emergency management in hospitals, crew ressource managementdisaster control, ethics in the context of resuscitation, life-threatening situations, immediate measures, emergency medication simulation training, Basic-Life-Support (BLS)
Basic concepts, relationship between economy and health, financing models, planning of health care services; development of services and costs in the health care system; instruments of health economics; overview of health care systems, Austrian health care system, freelance work
Semester datesWinter semester: calender week 35-4Summer semester: calender week 7-28
Number of teaching weeks18 per semester, including 36 weeks of work experience
TimesMon. to Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (general time frame)
Language of instructionGerman
Radiographers independently perform examinations according to doctor's orders. At the intersection of human, medicine and technology, you will examine and treat patients with the help of radiological diagnostics, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine. On large medical equipment, you are responsible for ensuring examinations are carried out in a timely manner and in good quality and for post-processing the digital data. The large equipment includes computer tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), as well as positron emission tomography (PET). As a radiation safety expert, you are competent in ensuring the protection of patients and personnel from ionizing radiation. You work in hospitals or X-ray institutes as well as in the medical technology industry. There you train employees in the use of large equipment, advise on the implementation of teleradiology systems and imageless (digital) X-ray systems, and cooperate in the development of medical devices. With this degree you will be qualified to practice the profession of radiographer. The MTD Act is the basis for this degree program.
Equivalence is determined by international agreements, validation or in individual cases a decision by the head of the academic section.
Information and institutes that offer courses to prepare for the university entrance qualification examination can be found on the portal Erwachsenenbildung.at of the Federal Ministry for Education and Women.
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In the winter semester are 55 and in the summer semester 55 places available in the bachelor's degree program in Radiological Technology each year. The ratio of places to applicants is currently around 1:4.
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text: Pilates Beginners Healthy at Work - Your Workstation Setup By Marguerite Ogle linkedin Marguerite Ogle is a freelance writer and experienced natural wellness and life coach, who has been teaching Pilates for more than 35 years. Learn about our editorial process Marguerite Ogle Medically reviewed by Medically reviewed by Grant Hughes, MD on May 01, 2016 Grant Hughes, MD is board-certified in rheumatology and is the head of rheumatology at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center. Learn about our Review Board Grant Hughes, MD Updated on December 07, 2017 Print More in Pilates Beginners Equipment and Apparel Pilates Certification Workouts It is amazing how much emphasis many of us put on fitness, yet we completely neglect our workstation setup. Those of us who do Pilates are especially attuned to good posture and alignment, but I can't tell you how many Pilates and fitness-conscious people I've seen with workstations that are absolutely working against their bodies. Joseph Pilates was all about lifestyle—famously telling people how to do everything from how to sleep to how to take a shower, so I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that if he was living now, he would have a lot to say (and invent) about this computer workstation thing. Fortunately, we do have good resources for giving our bodies the best chance at keeping the fitness we've worked hard for, even when we have to sit. I've teamed up with office ergonomics expert Karen Burke, founder of Kare Products, at the Kare Products showroom in Boulder, CO to show you, step by step, just how set up your workstation. Jump right into step one, best chair height, or review some of the common workstation setup mistakes below: You might find some of your own risky habits here (photos above):A. Seat too low/desk too high and monitor too high. Result: tight shoulders, pressure on wrists, crick in neck.B. Too much stuff under the desk. Result: no place to put feet and legs in a good posture position.C. Desk too high. Result: when the feet are not supported by the floor, it pulls on the low back and poor posture such as resting the feet on chair legs or other places compound problems over time.D. Un-contained workspace. result: Constantly Reaching and leaning for things you need leads to chronic imbalances in the body. Imbalances lead to compensation patterns which can result in compromised mobility and pain.E. Office Chair too big -- too high, too deep. Result: Legs and feet are not well supported which pulls the whole body out of line. Lumbar spine is not supported. Weight of arms is pulling on shoulders and neck.F. Chair too low: Result: Elbows below wrists take the hand-wrist-elbow alignment out of balance putting pressure on hands and wrists. Do any of these issues look familiar? There are more, of course. Slumping into the low back is another common example, but the way to start fixing them is the same: Sit at work with a workstation setup that promotes good posture. We are going to show you, set by step, how to do that. Start with the best office chair height 1 The Best Office Chair Height and Seat Depth Marguerite Ogle Chair Height: To find the best chair height, pull your chair away from your desk. Then, raise or lower your chair so that your knees are level with your hips or slightly lower, never higher. Your feet should be well supported by the floor when they are flat on the floor. Chair Depth: The best chair depth leaves about two to four fingers distance between the back of the knee and the front edge of the chair when your back is fully against the back of the chair. Chair Back Height: Set the height of the back of the chair so that your low back has support from the lumbar support curve in the chair (you have that, right?). Ideally, your whole back is against the back of the chair. Chair Back Tilt: The best office chairs will give you an option to tilt the back of the chair forward and back. Guess what? You can use it. The best way to sit in your chair when keyboarding is sitting upright and as close to the desk edge as comfortable, with shoulders over hips in a plumb line like that we use when standing with good posture. Best Chair Notes: The Kare Products office chair we are using for our demonstration shows all the controls one might need for adjusting a chair. These include up/down, seat depth, chair back height chair back tilt, and seat tilt. An ergonomic chair is well worth the investment, even for a home office chair. However, if you can't get one at the moment, there are ways to improvise such as adding a lumbar support cushion or a footrest. 2 The Best Keyboard Height Marguerite Ogle Pull your chair up to your desk. Sit up tall but relaxed. Rest your hands on your keyboard.Here are your best keyboard height checkpoints: Your wrists are flat—not bentYour wrists are level or slightly lower than your elbowsYour upper arms are hanging straight down from your shoulders so your elbows are directly at your sides, not in front or behind.Your shoulders are relaxed—not hunched up and not being pulled down by your arms. Now, here it gets interesting. You've already adjusted your chair height, so here are your options for getting the best keyboard height: Keyboard too high: Lower your keyboard tray (or get one), lower your desk, which is less likely but they do have adjustable height desks or raise your chair. If you raise your chair, you now need a footrest to keep from pulling your pelvis and spine out of alignment. Keyboard too low: you cannot make your chair lower than the ideal height. You need to raise the keyboard by adjusting the tray, putting it on top of your desk, or raising the desk. 3 The Best Computer Monitor Height and Distance Marguerite Ogle Most computer monitors are moveable so this should be an easy adjustment -- and one that you shouldn't skip since having your computer monitor at the right height and distance will help you avoid workstation problems like neck pain and eye strain. Once you are settled at your desk with the preceding steps in place, decide how to adjust your computer monitor height and distance with the following principles in mind: Distance: The best computer monitor distance is typically the distance from your shoulder to fingertips if you reach your hand toward your monitor without moving your shoulder out of line. See photo above. Height: The best height for a computer monitor is where the center of the screen is at or just below eye level. 4 How to Sit at Work Marguerite Ogle with thanks to Kare Products If you've followed the preceding workstation setup steps, you should be ready to sit at your desk and be comfortably productive. Let's review the top points of setting up your workstation with the health of your body as a priority: Both feet are supported by the floor or footrest.Knees are in line with, or slightly lower than, hips.Sitting on or slightly in front of sit bonesBack is against the backrest with lumbar spine supportedSitting upright and as close to the desk edge as is comfortable.Upper arms are parallel to sidesShoulders are relaxedWrists are even with or slightly lower than elbowsGaze is level or slightly lower than center screenLegs are not crossed.All the things you need -- mouse, reading material, water -- are within easy reach so that you do not have to twist or lean out of good alignment to get to them.Be alert and engaged but not too rigid. You don't have to "hold a perfect pose". Take breaks! Thanks to Karen Burke Stewart at Kare Products Ergonomic Office Furniture for giving us expert advice and demonstrations on how to sit at work with a great workstation setup. Now it's time to stand up! Studies continue to show that too much sitting is a health-risk, which you knew already, yes? Yes. Here are some moves you can do at home or at the office—almost in secret:5 Pilates Moves You Can Do Anytime, AnywhereStanding Pilates Legwork Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Get exercise tips to make your workouts less work and more fun. Sign Up You're in! Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit


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Does Pasta Raise Your Cholesterol?
Noodle lovers, rejoice: Pasta will not raise your cholesterol levels. It may even help you manage cholesterol, provided you choose the right varieties. As with all foods, however, pasta is best enjoyed in moderation. A healthy diet is a balanced one, and even the most nutritious foods will lead to weight gain if you overindulge.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Cholesterol 101
Cholesterol is a waxy substance your body needs in small amounts. Your body makes cholesterol, and you also get some from foods. LDL cholesterol is the "bad" variety because it can build up on artery walls, narrowing passageways, and increasing the likelihood of heart attack and stroke. HDL cholesterol, however, is the "good" kind because it helps prevent LDL cholesterol buildup. Foods that contain saturated fats, such as fatty meats and dairy products, are shown to increase LDL cholesterol, but pasta doesn't contain significant levels of any fats.
- Cholesterol is a waxy substance your body needs in small amounts.
- HDL cholesterol, however, is the "good" kind because it helps prevent LDL cholesterol buildup.
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Rather than increasing cholesterol levels, some types of pasta may help keep them in check. Whole grain pastas, in particular, are high in fiber, which can reduce cholesterol and help protect your cardiovascular health, according to the American Heart Association 13. Refined white pastas, however -- often labelled "enriched" -- are milled to remove the bran and germ, so much of the fiber is lost. For example, a cup of cooked whole-wheat spaghetti contains 6.3 grams of fiber, while the same serving of enriched spaghetti has just 2.5 grams 24. For healthier cholesterol levels and other benefits, get 14 grams of fiber for every 1,000 calories you eat, or 28 grams in a 2,000-calorie diet.
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Smothering your pasta with butter or Alfredo sauce adds significant saturated fat to your plate, possibly undermining fiber's heart-healthy benefit. Instead, choose leaner options such as tomato-based sauces, which also provide fiber for an extra cholesterol-fighting boost. Help your heart further by topping your pasta with vegetables, seafood or reduced-fat Parmesan instead of greasy meatballs and full-fat cheeses.
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All pasta contains calories, so eating too much can cause weight gain. Being overweight can lead to increased cholesterol levels, so stick with moderate portions. Whole wheat pasta contains 174 calories per cooked cup, a sensible serving size. Eating three cups will cost you 522 calories, however, even before you add any sauce or toppings. A 2,100-calorie diet includes three 500-calorie meals and three 200-calorie snacks, a good guide to keep in mind as you fill your plate.
- All pasta contains calories, so eating too much can cause weight gain.
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- U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans
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In rugged, off-lawn areas, trimming and mowing weeds and tall grass can be a hassle.
The DR 7.25 All-Terrain Trimmer Mower allows you to clean up along fence lines, walls, roadshide, dicthes, and other hard to reach areas accessible to your ATV, UTV, large riding lawn mower or tractor. And you do it while you ride, maintaining tough-to-reach parts of your property effortlessly.
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Preliminary investigation of the criminal case initiated on stabbing 21 year-old resident of Yerevan was completed in the Investigative Division of Arabkir administrative district of Yerevan Investigative Department of the RA Investigative Committee. Charge was pressed against 32 year-old man.
It was earlier informed that on May 30, 2019 at about 22:00 at the bus stop near the supermarket located on Komitas Street the 32 year-old resident of Yerevan, being under the influence of alcohol, scolded a girl standing at the bus stop. In this relation 20 year-old young man made a remark. 32 year-old man got upset about the remark made by the young man. With the purpose of revenging on him, out of hooliganism he scolded and willfully stabbed 21 year-old man twice on the chest with a cutting-piercing item that was with him causing heavy bodily injury threatening to life and fled.
On the base of the obtained sufficient evidence charge was pressed against the man, born in 1987, according to the Point 9 of the Part 2 of the Article 112 of RA Criminal Code. Detention was chosen as a pretrial measure against him.
Preliminary investigation was completed and the criminal case with the bill of indictment was sent to court.
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Treatment of Idiopathic Angioedema With Xolair as Add-on Therapy
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT02966314
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : November 17, 2016
Last Update Posted : June 16, 2020
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|Condition or disease
|Idiopathic Angioedema
|Drug: Omalizumab Drug: Placebos
|Phase 4
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|11 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Double (Participant, Care Provider)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Phase IV, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Exploratory Study of Xolair (Omalizumab) for Treatment of Idiopathic Angioedema in Patients Who Remain Symptomatic Despite Current Therapy
|Actual Study Start Date :
|March 30, 2017
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|January 6, 2020
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|January 6, 2020
Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Placebo contains sodium chloride 0.9% and will be provided by Novartis. Placebo will be administered as a subcutaneous injection.
Drug: Placebos
Placebo Group (Sodium Chloride 0.9%) two 1.2mL subcutaneous injections once monthly for 6 months.
Other Name: Control
Active Comparator: Omalizumab
Omalizumab is a sterile, white, preservative-free, lyophilized powder, contained in a single-use vial that will be reconstituted with sterile water for injection (SWFI), USP, and administered as a subcutaneous injection. Each omalizumab vial contains 202.5 mg of omalizumab, 145.5 mg sucrose, 2.8 mg L-histidine hydrochloride monohydrate, 1.8 mg L-histidine, and 0.5 mg polysorbate 20. Each vial is designed to deliver 150 mg of omalizumab in 1.2 mL after reconstitution with 1.4 mL SWFI, USP.
Drug: Omalizumab
Omalizumab 300mg subcutaneous injection once monthly for 6 months. Total dose will be divided into two 150mg/1.2mL injections.
Other Name: Xolair
- Number of angioedema episodes [ Time Frame: 9 months ]To estimate the effect of omalizumab in reducing the severity of angioedema episodes in patients with idiopathic angioedema
- Quality of Life [ Time Frame: 9 months ]To estimate the effect of omalizumab in improving quality of life in idiopathic angioedema subjects using the Quality of Life Questionnaire for Patients with Recurrent Swelling Episodes (AE-QOL).
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|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Adults or adolescents who are 18 years or older at the time of screening with physician diagnosis of idiopathic angioedema.
- Minimum of two episodes of idiopathic angioedema in the past 6 months at the time of screening.
Management of idiopathic angioedema with a stable controller treatment plan for the prior 6 months at the time of screening, which will include patients managed using the following approaches:
- No prophylaxis and only use of on demand medications for episodes of idiopathic angioedema
- Use of prophylactic medications and additional on demand medications for episodes of idiopathic angioedema
- Body Mass Index less than or equal to 50 at the time of screening visit.
- Complement C4 and C1 inhibitor panel within normal reference ranges.
- If a woman is of child-bearing potential, she must agree to a reliable form of birth control including: abstinence, oral contraceptives (birth control pills), Depo-provera, an IUD (intrauterine device), or double-barrier contraception (partner using condom and subject using diaphragm).
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unable to give informed written consent, unable to adhere to the outlined visit schedule or unable to tolerate the procedures required for participation in this trial.
- Unable, in the judgment of the investigator, to comply with study procedures and/ or directions.
- Treatment with an investigational agent within 30 days of the screening visit.
- Medical examination or laboratory findings that may suggest neoplasms, malignancies, or a history of malignancies.
- Nursing mothers, pregnant women, or women of childbearing potential who are planning a pregnancy during the course of the study.
- Any history of life-threatening angioedema which affects breathing.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT02966314
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|Madison, Wisconsin, United States, 53792
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|Sameer Mathur, MD/PhD
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Flexure Analysis of Functionally Graded Plates Using {2,2}-Refined Zigzag Theory
This study investigates the flexure analysis of functionally graded (FG) plates using {2,2}-refined zigzag plate theory which considers transverse normal deformation along the thickness of plates. The element is free of geometric locking and does not require shear correction factors. The FG plate is composed of silicon carbide (SiC) and aluminum (Al) varying through the thickness of the plate. The volume fractions of the material constituents in the FG plate were functionally tailored according to a power-law. The effective material properties of the plate were evaluated by using the Mori-Tanaka homogenization scheme. The accuracy of the present approach was demonstrated by considering a simply supported FG plate under distributed sinusoidal load. The influence of the compositional gradient exponent on the stress and displacement distributions of the FG plate was investigated. It was observed that the compositional gradient component played a major role on the stress and displacement levels whereas the influence of the compositional gradient exponent was minor on the stress and displacement profiles.
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Public Policy Analysis melds traditional academic fields like economics or biology with hands-on policy study for future leaders.
Public Policy Analysis is a unique major for undergraduate study. We seek to provide a distinctive liberal education for leaders in our global society, who will face complex and challenging issues and decisions.
Our program is hands-on and problem-focused. We offer an array of analytical techniques, a wide perspective on social issues, and practical experience.
You'll choose from 11 formal concentrations: anthropology, biology, chemistry, economics, environmental analysis, geology, physics, politics, psychology, science-technology-and-society, sociology or design your own.
Our seniors complete a 180-hour policy-related internship and a thesis.
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- Four courses of public policy
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Exploring the U.S.-Mexico Border Crisis
During the 2019 summer, Jose Huerta-Gutierrez '20 worked as a communications and development intern for the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies in San Francisco where he crafted important media content.
Exploring Health Disparities in Tennessee
Kelly McHugh '19 split her summer in Nashville interning for Tennessee's State Department of Health and Meharry-Vanderbilt Alliance, exploring how these organizations address health disparities.
The PPA program is unique at Pomona in that it requires students to do a substantive internship either the fall semester of senior year in the Claremont/Los Angeles area or the spring semester of junior year through the CMC Washington Program. I know that my internships and classes have fully prepared me for whatever steps I take after graduation.
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Dave has dropped his long-anticipated album PSYCHODRAMA, an 11-track performance packed with intricate, divulged and insightful bars.
Dave jumps straight to the point from the first track with "Psycho", stating his presence and rising dominance in the UK rap scene while addressing his Streatham roots, his rise to fame and cultural issues. The track switches from a discussion about therapy to hard-hitting bars, leading to a high energy beat which winds down for the lead into the next song, "Streatham."
As a result, PSYCHODRAMA acts as the musician's vocal outlet. "Black" addresses racism in UK society and is Dave most impactful piece on the album, developing into a hard-punching speech addressing global issues, racism, heritage and more. The ending bars take an even deeper rhapsodic turn, finishing on the line: "But black is all I know, there ain't a thing that I would change in it."
He enlists the likes of Burna Boy and J Hus for two robust tracks that continue stating the London rappers impact, and Ruelle for a technical, twisting and turning rap that's both emotional and insightful into the thoughts that Dave contains, eloquently penned in "Lesley" which leads into Ruelle lending the ending her crooning, ghostly vocals.
Receiving high praise across the globe, PSYCHODRAMA is a lyrical masterpiece that welcomes the use of conversation on top of his well-delivered words. Dropping snippets of a therapy session throughout the album, the conversation reflects on the tracks before and gives more insight as to where the album will take us next.
Stream PSYCHODRAMA on both Spotify and Apple Music now.
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Perception of Robot Smiles and Dimensions for Human-Robot Interaction Design. Proceedings of 15th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN06). :469-474. Abstract. 2006.
The Art of Designing Robot Faces - Dimensions for Human-Robot Interaction. Proceedings of ACM SIGCHI/SIGART 2nd Conference on Human Robot Interaction (HRI '06). :321-332... 2006.


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You can't miss this iconic symbol of the city of Bratislava, as it's location on a hill ensures that it is ever-present to visitors as they make their way through the historic Old Town. It's just a 15 minute walk to the top of the hill, which will earn you fabulous views over the city and the opportunity to enter the castle and explore the Museum of History. You can also stroll through the Baroque gardens to the rear of the castle, and enjoy a beer or coffee at a picturesque cafe overlooking the Old Town.
This pretty pink palace was built in 1778 for Archbishop József Batthyány. Various political and cultural meetings took place in the palace over the next one hundred years and in 1903, the city bought the palace. Many events such as city council meetings, literary lectures, and author evenings have taken place in its beautiful Hall of Mirrors. Today, you can experience the historical grandeur of the palace by visiting the second floor. You'll see tapestries from the 17th century, several old paintings, period furniture in every room, and the stunning Hall Of Mirrors.
Primaciálne námestie, Primaciálne nám. 494/2, 811 01 Bratislava-Staré Mesto, Slovakia
September is a great month to visit, because you'll beat the huge crowds during July and August. Temperatures are more moderate and you can enjoy an evening stroll to see the historical buildings of the Old Town lit up for the Festival of Light. A green laser beam reflects from the UFO Tower to the St. Michael's Gate to the Cumil statue and back, drawing a path for visitors to follow through the Old Town. In 2017, the festival dates are September 21-23.
Hiding in the cellar under the Apponyi Palace next to the Old Town Hall, you'll find the official annual collection of the top 100 Slovak wines. You can speak to a sommelier about your preferences and he or she will be happy to make recommendations about which wines to try. You can also do a guided wine tasting featuring 80 wines in 100 minutes! Then you can purchase a bottle of your favorite wine to take home.
In the early 20th century, Bratislava was considered a suburb of nearby Vienna, so the city often followed Vienna's lead. Atmospheric coffee houses were no exception. At the turn of the 20th century, several stylish cafes lined the main square and the surrounding streets in the Old Town. Bratislava's cafe culture suffered a huge setback under the communist regime – when the only kind of coffee available was described as a strong and dark Turkish-style brew. But today cafes are back with flair, you can once again sit, sip, and see and be seen in a Bratislava's Old Town. Some great coffees can be found at Cafe Mondeiu, Urban House, Fach, and Stur Cafe.
In the Old Town, you'll find a tricky combination of tourist trap shops and shops which sell high-quality locally made products. If you're looking for a unique Slovak souvenir to take home for yourself or a friend, the friendly staff at Zeppelin Cafe & Souvenirs are happy to explain all of the products in their store. First, enjoy a freshly baked slice of cake with coffee, then browse their selection of embroidery, folk clothing, jewelry, and home decor, all made nearby. Honey is also a popular souvenir from Slovakia and you can find an amazing selection of honey products at Ceramel; the Honey Shop. They have flavored honeys (strawberry is great), honey wine (called medovina), and honey-based bath and body products.
The UFO really does look like a flying saucer at one end of the SNP bridge. You can take an elevator 95 meters up to the observation deck for a fabulous view over the city. Even better, visit the restaurant for dinner at sunset or have a cocktail in the bar. This is a trendy place, so make sure you dress up!
During the summer months, you can take a leisurely boat cruise down the Danube River to Devin Castle, a medieval castle on a hill above the Danube. Devin Castle functioned as a trade center and military stronghold during the middle ages, but today it lies mostly in ruins. It purposely hasn't been rebuilt so that visitors can appreciate the skilled craftsmanship. Many of the "rooms" of the castle and the castle walls are still intact after hundreds of years. Annually, the castle is also host to a Medieval Knights Show, which is fun for the whole family.
Bratislava is home to Sad Janka Kral'a, one of the oldest municipal parks in Europe. You can find it a little bit past the UFO on the Petrzalka side of the river. The parks offers many old trees providing shadey refuge on warm days and is home to Leberfinger, a beautiful place to get lunch. The restaurant is located in a 18th century building with views of the Danube and serves a selection of classic Slovak dishes.
Dunajsky Pivovar serves craft beer on the top deck of a boat which also functions as a hotel. The boat is docked in the Danube with fabulous views towards Bratislava's Old Town. You can relax on their lounge chairs on the deck for hours, trying each of the different kinds of brew. If you get hungry, their restaurant also serves great pub food.


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Information on rates, rebates, remissions, property files and online rating and valuation search.
Information on funds administered by Opotiki District Council.
Cycle, run or walk over stunning tracks & historic road in the Eastland region of New Zealand.
Sandbags are useful for addressing localised flooding, for example to stop water flowing under a garage door or diverting water downhill. But they don't protect against water coming from under a house and through floorboards.
As a general rule, residents are responsible for providing their own sandbags in preparation for a storm event.If a property is regularly subjected to flooding then it is the property owner's responsibility to be proactive and take such precautions to protect themselves and their property.During storm events and flooding, maintenance crews employed by Council are focussed on maintaining the function and safety of key infrastructure such as roads, stormwater, water and sewerage.Available resources are typically limited during these times, so crews will be prioritised to where they can provide the greatest effect.There will be exceptions, where we know a situation exists. In such instances we monitor those trouble spots as a protection measure and are ready to act as required.Please remember - if you are in danger or your property is under immediate threat during a storm event please contact emergency services on 111.
Sheets of PVC are a practical way to waterproof around doors provided they are fixed in place adequately.
In Opotiki you can purchase sandbags from Waiotahi Contractors, 80 Wellington Street, Opotiki PH 07 3156580.
Sandbags are not waterproof and are best used for directing water flow rather than keeping property dry.
They are not stored pre-filled as they will begin to rot when put into storage filled with damp sand. Keep sandbags dry and separate from sand (or soil) until needed.
They require time and effort to fill and place, therefore they generally need to be filled and placed in advance of an event rather than in the middle of an event.
Filled sandbags are very heavy. Generally only half-fill as this allows for easier and better placement.
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Mega Fortune Dreams is one of the more popular video slots to be developed by Net Entertainment throughout their years' operating in the online gambling market. The reason for this is simple, it offers three different progressive jackpots that all offer large wins. One fortunate punter was able to trigger the Major Jackpot on Mega Fortune Dreams, winning €239,383 in the process.
Net Entertainment has chosen to reveal the information regarding this win. The winning player is named Joakim, located within Linkoping Sweden he was playing at LeoVegas when he triggered this progressive. This winning player stated what every other winning player does, he repeated that he just couldn't believe what he was looking at and that he was pondering to himself what now?. This punter also noted that he had only been playing this slot for ten to twenty minutes before he triggered the progressive. The punter gave no word as to what he plans to do with the money he's won. Mega Fortune Dreams is a 5 reel video slot which is themed around the high society life. Since the game was released a year ago, sixty different progressive jackpots have been won on this slot. The older brother to this game "Mega Fortune" currently holds the Guinness World Record for biggest progressive jackpot win in history, this included land based progressive wins as well.
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WenZhou JinYuan packing Manufacture Co.,LTD was established in 1996 in China. we are one of the most experienced manufactures of most kinds of tote Shopping Bags like Non Woven Bags, Paper Bags, Plastic Bags, Gift Bags, envelope, Gift Boxes, Plastic Shopping Bags, PP Woven Sacks / Bags, Cement Bags/Sandbags and most kinds of woven Labels, Clothing Labels in mainland China.
Our company is provided with a plant of 50, 000sqm and more than 300 staff, including 54 professionals. With fixed asset of more than USD 37.5 million. Our company has a healthy cash flow and boasts the world's advanced printing equipment and the processing equipment, which are primarily based on one Bobst LEMANIC 67-H rotogravure press with eight printing units, three Heidelberg speed master CD102 six-color offset press production lines, and one Mitsubishi 3F branded offset press with four printing units.
In order to improve our capacity and competitiveness, international advanced color printing technology and management experience are introduced, and a group of professional printing technicians and management personnel are trained year by year. So far, Our color printing products are exported to Europe, America, Southeast Asia and other countries and enjoy good reputation home and abroad.
Furthermore, the most essential is our professional team. We have experienced technicians and workers to fulfill customer needs with enthusiasm, most of whom have been with the company for many years. The average length of tenure is 10 years. We worked with many famous brand from around the world such as Puma, Annic, CK, R&G, Nukin, Blue Star, Karma, L'oreal, Avon etc.
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Our independent QA department with 25 well-trained full-time QC members ensure the quality from incoming materials, on-line production until final production. Our QC members conduct inspections on every procedure of production.
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1. All the raw materials are tested before production.
2. Pre-Production: Raw materials are examined to ensure that they have reached customers' requirements. For any problem, the controller will submit a report to the QC supervisor.
3. Production Lines: Based on the random sampling technique, our QC members randomly select and check a set of samples. If the defected products exceed the pre-assigned percentage of errors, the whole production line will be reviewed.
4. Finished Products: Our quality controller performs a visual check on every finished product to make sure it's qualified.
As Always,We welcome customers' Own designs in any size, any color, any shape. So, please do not hesitate to tell us about your ideas or send your samples to us.We sincerely hope to cooperate with you, and wish that domestic and foreign customers would like to join hands with us to create a better tomorrow! Warmly welcome to visit our factory and deal with us.
Business Type : Manufacturer , Trade Company
Product Range : Non Woven Bag , Packaging Bags , Promotional Bags
Products/Service:Non Woven Bags,Paper Bags,Tote Bags,PP Woven Bags,Shopping Bags,Plastic Bags
Total Employees : 201~500
Capital (Million US $) : 5,000,000RMB
Year Established : 1996
Certificate : CE , GB , ISO9000 , ISO9002 , ISO9001:2000
Company Address : No.426 YouDian Road,AoJiang Industrial Zone,PingYang, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China
Peak season lead time:0
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Annual Sales Volume (Million US $) : Above US$100 Million
Annual Purchase Volume (Million US $) : Above US$100 Million
Export Percentage : 61% - 70%
Main Markets : Africa , Americas , Asia , Caribbean , East Europe , Europe , Middle East , North Europe , Oceania , Other Markets , West Europe , Worldwide
No. of Production Lines :Above 20
No. of QC Staff :11 -20 People
OEM Services Provided :yes
Factory Size (Sq.meters) :10,000-30,000 square meters
Factory Location :No.426 YouDian Road,AoJiang Industrial Zone,PingYang


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Ed Turner, Tom Davies
Ed Turner (left) has been appointed to the position of non-executive director at Brakspear to help develop its managed pub division.
Turner previously worked as the managing director of Geronimo Inns. During his time at the company its portfolio grew from four pubs to 38. Whilst at Geronimo, Turned mentored Brakspear chief executive, Tom Davies.
"We're delighted that Ed has agreed to join us. I can't think of anyone in the industry with better credentials for helping to develop a managed pub division, and the phenomenal success of Geronimo on his watch speaks for itself," Davies said.
"He grasps our ambitions for the managed estate and appreciates its place in a predominantly tenanted estate. We're confident he will contribute enormously to the continued development of the Brakspear brand."
Turner said: "Each managed pub has its own individual look and feel, but they share a strong ethos that's all about delivering an outstanding customer experience, by having exceptional attention to detail and a brilliant group of people.
"My role is to advise and guide, to bring a different point of view and to challenge Tom and the team. What excites me, and persuaded me to come on board, is Brakspear's desire to create a collection of pubs that are unique and special, and which become places that people relish far more than the very varied competition they can choose from."


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FIU Law Library is pleased to report the following scholarly impact achievements made by FIU Law in December 2017.
Our institutional repository, eCollections @ FIU Law Library had 3345 full-text downloads and 75 new submissions were posted, bringing the total works to 1363. Florida International University College of Law scholarship was read by 336 institutions across 103 countries. Here are the details:
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After four months of watering I have finally gotten my yield! I have succeeded to grow some really good tomatoes, some really spicy chili as well as both mint and basil.
I really recommend growing herbs and other edible plants on your windowsill, it looks pretty when it's green and it's amazing when you can pick your own food inside your apartment. I am so happy that my little window farm succeeded! If I only had more room I could grow even more things but I think that will have to wait until I live in a house and not a small apartment. My plants will continue to grow at least as long as the sun is shining a lot.
I have been thinking about buying UV-lamps for the plants to continue to grow in the winter-darkness, but I decided that things are meant to grow in the summer. My little hobby is not important enough to be worth using the extra energy (and fossil fuels) on.
When I first started and put the little seeds in their pots, I thought it would be hard to keep them alive. With time I discovered that long as you remember to water the plants about 3 times per week it's hard to fail! The watering has taken about 3 minutes per time so it's not a lot of work, and my dear flatmate has been lovely to help me with the watering whenever I have not been at home.This window-farm will definitely be growing again next spring and summer, I got myself a lovely new hobby!


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The Man Who Wasn't There
Textual mysteries created by Hebrew spelling
Who was Masek?
Where is Calneh?
What do Adam, Satan, Malachi and Shiloh all have in common?
What did Adam say when he saw Eve for the first time?
The answers to this little quiz may be disconcerting to some students of the Bible.
Masek, according to the Septuagint, a third-century B.C.E.a Greek translation of the Bible, is the mother of Abraham's servant Eliezer (Genesis 15:2):
"The word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision, saying, 'Fear not, Abram. I shield you; your reward shall be great.' And Abram said, 'Master, Lord, what will you give me? I will depart without a child, but the son of Masek my home-born female slave, this Eliezer of Damascus.' "
Calneh, according to the King James Version (KJV) is a city in Shinar (Genesis 10:10), part ofthe realm of Nimrod, the "mighty hunter before the Lord".
"And the beginning of his kingdom was Babel, and Erech, and Accad, and Calneh, in the land of Shinar."
The disquieting aspect of these simple answers is that when we look at other translations we find neither Masek nor Calneh—nor, for that matter, Damascus. Thus, in the New Jewish Publication Society (NJPS) translation, Abraham's response to God's promise is:
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