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The 2008 Dakar Rally is just days away so motorcyclenews.com is taking a look ahead before the race sets off from Lisbon in Portugal on January 5.
In part three of our previews, we take a look at the history of the Dakar Rally.
The Dakar Rally was the dream child of Frenchman Thierry Sabine, who rode the Abidjan to Nice Rally in 1977 and got lost in the Libyan Desert.
He was defeated but fell in love with the beauty of the desert and wanted as many people as possible to see the sights he'd seen in Africa. A year later the Paris to Dakar was born.
The first rally in 1978 was seen as more of an adventure than a race, only had 170 competitors starting in Paris and travelling 6210 miles through Algeria, Niger, Mali and Senegal.
The first winner of the bike class was Cyril Neveu aboard his, now iconic, Yamaha 500XT.
Cyril Neveu said: "I was 21-years-old and I had already experienced Africa in the Abidjan-Nice Rally. I was just like everyone else, a simple guy grabbing onto the handle bars of his XT, without any leather satchels."
The first years were met with instant success and by 1980 manufacturers such as Yamaha and BMW were entering factory teams plus the number of competitors had already moved up to 216.
The Dakar also has a dark side as well. 48 competitors have died in the Dakar Rally's 30 year history, the most recent being South African debutant Elmer Symons and Frenchman Eric Aubijoux, who suffered a fatal heart attack ten miles form the finish line.
Every year the route has to be addressed and changed due to political differences and all out war in certain African countries and has been described as a "vulgar display of power and wealth in places where men continue to die form hunger and thirst."
In 1986 the number of entrants soared to 603, while the event nearly perished in 1993 when only 154 competitors enlisted.
Since then the Dakar has grown year on year and 2008 will see no less than 550 teams competing.
And although both the name and the routes have changed, the spirit of the original event lives on.
Thierry Sabine added: "It's a 'challenge to those who go; a dream for those who stay behind."
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Stafford County detectives are investigating an incident early Saturday in which a 26-year-old man was shot twice in the abdomen.
Sheriff's Office Maj. David Decatur said the incident occurred about 2 a.m. on Remington Court in the Hampton Oaks area. Deputies went to Stafford Hospital that morning after being notified that a man had been dropped off there with gunshot wounds, Decatur said.
Decatur said the victim told police that he was about to leave a family member's home that morning when he was approached in the driveway by a man he didn't know. He said the man brandished a handgun, said, "What's up?" and fired several shots without provocation.
The shooter then ran around the corner and the victim heard tires squealing as a vehicle hurriedly left the area.
The wounded victim said he ran to the front door of the residence and, after struggling to get inside, told a relative he'd been shot.
The relative then drove the victim to Stafford Hospital and dropped him off. The man was later taken to Mary Washington Hospital, Decatur said, where surgery was performed. He is expected to make a full recovery.
The shooter was described as a light-skinned black male with long dreadlocks, 5 feet, 7 inches tall wearing an orange and green T-shirt and jean shorts.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 540/658-4400 or Crime Solvers at 540/659-2020.
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According to a Radio Tamajuz report, a Sudanese warplane dropped a bomb close to Mother of Mercy Hospital operated by Dr. Tom Catena, whom NCR has interviewed this past year.
"A Sudanese warplane dropped a bomb that hit the grounds of Mother of Mercy Hospital in Gidel, in the Nuba Mountains, last Thursday, 1 May.
Some of South Sudan's considerable challenges and seemingly intractable problems are exemplified in the little hamlet of Gumbo, outside of Juba.
South Sudan's civil war has taken a brutal turn, despite appeals from the country's church leaders to stop the violence.
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Church leaders in South Sudan have called on their country's warring groups to stop fighting and begin serious peace negotiations.
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— May 21, 2014
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law." (Galatians 5:22-23 NIV)
This devotional is based on Kay Warren's new book, "Choose Joy: Because Happiness Isn't Enough."
As I told you a few days ago, joy doesn't come naturally to my personality. I've struggled with low levels of depression for as long as I can remember. It has been easy to conclude that joy was simply not available to someone like me. It's tempting for those of us with minor — or major — depression and discouragement to just forget about it and let the slap-happy people own joy.
There are volumes of material on personality and personality types and how they affect us, but I need it simpler. I've reduced all I've heard about personality types down to the "Winnie the Pooh School of Personalities." Stay with me!
Tiggers: Tiggers are bouncy, flouncy, trouncy, pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun! They bounce through life with a spring in their step. They laugh loudly at parties (I've decided they do everything loudly), they tell jokes, and they think everyone is their best friend. Even if they can't remember your name, you're their best friend. Of course, joy comes easily to them — right?
Winnie the Poohs: These gentle folks never get too excited about anything, but they usually have a pleasant look on their faces. They tend to have a hard time making up their minds about anything. They are usually happy to let someone else make the decisions. You ask them about going to lunch, and they respond with, "Oh, you decide."
Rabbits: Rabbits are the task-masters of this world. Get it done, get it done right, and get it done now! Rabbits have a to-do list the size of Montana, and they don't let much get in their way. They're usually not the people you want to talk to if you're having a rough day. They're likely to tell you to "just deal with it." Not so sure that rabbits experience much joy. If they do, it's usually related to the completion of a task!
Eeyores: This is my favorite personality type. Eeyores are intense, serious people. They have their own personal, little rain cloud over their heads all the time. They feel things deeply and express things deeply. They get quite annoyed at all those stupid Tiggers who won't stop smiling! Joy seems pretty elusive for the Eeyores of this world.
But that's not what Scripture teaches us! Joy is for everyone, including Tiggers, Rabbits, Winnie the Poohs, and even gloomy old guys like Eeyore.
Joy is our birthright from the Holy Spirit. It comes from being connected to God. Galatians 5:22 tells us that the fruit of the Holy Spirit is "love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control" (NIV).
That verse doesn't say that joy is available for only those whose natural personality lends itself easily to feelings of joy. No, it implies that joy is available for all who are in Christ Jesus and whose lives are full of the Holy Spirit.
That gives me hope. It makes me want to keep going.
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Kay Warren co-founded Saddleback Church with her husband, Rick Warren, in Lake Forest, Calif. She is a passionate Bible teacher and respected advocate for those infected and affected by HIV and AIDS as well as orphaned and vulnerable children. Kay is the founder of Saddleback's HIV/AIDS Initiative, author of "Say Yes to God," and co-author of "Foundations," the popular systematic theology course used by churches worldwide. She has three children and five grandchildren.
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Why is everything in life so hard? Why does doing the right thing often feel like a battle? In this new series, Pastor Rick shares insights from God's Word about the unseen spiritual forces working against us; the invisible war between good and evil. This series will help you win the battle within.
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October 25, 2014 06:15 PM PDT
Tonight... It begins again! Welcome to year four of Across My Mind! This episode marks a new era in the show's history as we debut a new format. We're talking about the Sayreville Football scandal, Nine upcoming DC Movies, the singer of a popular rock band being fired, an artist reaching the top of iTunes with eight seconds of white noise, ebola, and MUCH MUCH MORE! Listen in, and be a part of history!
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The penultimate episode before the Three Year Anniversary Special! Listen to the old format of Across My Mind one more time before it changes FOREVER! Tonight, I talk about protests in Hong Kong, the iPhone 6 bending and breaking, a goldfish having brain surgery, the Deadpool movie, and much more! Listen in!
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Tonight, Across My Mind pays tribute to the legendary Robin Williams. I also talk about a certain rock band's return, why Lorde won ANOTHER rock music award, a TV series coming based off of a popular movie, 50 Cent challenging Floyd Mayweather, and MUCH more. Listen in!
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Alright, we've made it through 40 of these things! Tonight, I'm talking about a guy who started a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for a potato salad. I'm also talking about Weird Al hitting #1 on the Billboard charts, a leaked teaser trailer for Batman v. Superman, summer box office woes, Three Days Grace and their former lead singer, and a guy who plays techno on a toy trumpet. All this and more tonight on AMM. Listen in!
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June 30, 2014 04:37 PM PDT
On tonight's show, you get to all hear me make a fool out of myself in a time of weakness in a "war" against spiders. As a typically stoic figure, it is definitely worth checking out. Also, the FBI keeps a dictionary full of slang terms and acronyms. But just which ones are out of date and/or have never been used? A Rutgers student was accidentally elected to a Government position... What? And, a Congressional candidate thinks his opponent is a robot. All this, plus a brand new Top 10 list and a recollection of a recent concert I went to tonight on Across My Mind. Listen in!
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May 30, 2014 11:21 AM PDT
Today, I blast Billboard for being stupid enough to give 'Royals' by Lorde the "top rock song" at their awards show. I also talk about Donald Sterling, Craig Ferguson leaving the Late Late Show, the Justice League movie, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and MUCH MORE! Listen in!
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April 20, 2014 08:19 AM PDT
Probably the best podcast in a while! On this episode, I rant about the Malaysian Flight coverage again, and I talk about Stephen Colbert replacing David Letterman, and why Craig Ferguson would not have been a good replacement. I also reflect on my freshman year in college. Plus, there's a Dudeist segment, celebrating one year of my ordinance, a New Band Spotlight featuring Versus Angels, and more. Listen in!
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We start this episode off with THE most historic and ground-breaking poll in show history. DO NOT MISS IT! Also, we talk about Keurig 2.0, and Microsoft's answer to Siri. We spotlight STOFMA in the new band spotlight, and I vent on both the missing Malaysian flight and people who "mod" their cars. Tune in!
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February 27, 2014 08:06 PM PST
Recorded in front of a live studio audience for the first time ever, Across My Mind makes history tonight! On this show, Connor Power and I talk about Atlanta getting snow, George Zimmerman becoming a boxer, why Central Jersey exists, why it's called a pork roll and not a taylor ham, and our senior cow expert Dave Walker joins us to make silly noises. All this and more... Tune in!
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A new year brings new changes to Across My Mind! The first show of the new year is different, but it's still the same AMM you've come to love. On this episode, my co-host Connor Power and I talk about Chris Christie, a Friends reunion, and The Rock as Green Lantern. I also tell a story about how I messed with party-goers at a Bar Mitzvah. A new segment called 'Hashtags' is also introduced. We are also joined by Dave Walker, who talks about whether Batman or Superman would win in a fight. It's an awesome show, listen in!
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The environmental, social, economic, and public health benefits of healthy urban forests are well documented. In recognition of this, the City of Seattle has set a goal to reach 30% canopy cover by 2037, an increase from our current 23%. However, 2/3 of the land in Seattle is privately owned residential property. This means that we cannot reach our canopy cover goal without the help of residents like you! Trees for Neighborhoods is the City's way of engaging residents to plant and maintain healthy trees in their yards that will grow to provide benefits to everyone.
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Bai answers Fiji distress call
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Seremaia Bai will start at fly-half for Fiji when they take on Italy on Saturday after answering a distress call from his country.
The Castres fly-half had been expected to return to his club but will instead face the Azzurri after Exeter's Josh Matavesi was ruled out of the game with an ankle injury sustained in training.
Bai was the hero of last Friday's draw with Wales, landing a late penalty to seal the result at the Millennium Stadium.
Gloucester flanker Akapusi Qera returns at openside in place of Malakai Ravulo, who is also injured, while a back-three reshuffle sees Norman Ligairi in at fullback and Clermont's Napolioni Nalaga take over from Saracens' Michael Tagicakibau.
Fiji: N Ligairi (La Rochelle); V Goneva (Colomiers), A Vulivuli (Racing Metro), G Lovobalavu (Toulon), N Nalaga (Clermont Auvergne); S Bai (Castres), N Kenatale (Tailevu); C Ma'afu (West Harbour), T Talemaitoga (Southland), D Manu (Scarlets, capt), W Lewaravu (Sale Sharks), J Qovu (Racing Metro), S Saukawa (NEC), A Qera (Gloucester), S Koyamaibole (Sale)
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology (J Nucl Med Tech )
Published by the technologist section of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, the Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology focuses entirely on the technology crucial to nuclear medicine. In peer-reviewed articles, every quarter the journal offers recent technically centered articles on imaging and instrumentation, radiopharmacy, quality assurance, radiation safety, and more. JNMT also serves as an invaluable continuing education tool, with teaching editorials, reviews of programs and certification updates, and continuing education articles.
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Article: Comparison of different types of commercial filtered backprojection and ordered-subset expectation maximization SPECT reconstruction software.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to compare the performance of filtered backprojection (FBP) and ordered-subset expectation maximization (OSEM) reconstruction algorithms available in several types of commercial SPECT software. Numeric simulations of SPECT acquisitions of 2 phantoms were used: the National Electrical Manufacturers Association line phantom used for the assessment of SPECT resolution and a phantom with uniform, hot-rod, and cold-rod compartments. For FBP, no filtering and filtering of the projections with either a Butterworth filter (order 3 or 6) or a Hanning filter at various cutoff frequencies were considered. For OSEM, the number of subsets was 1, 4, 8, or 16, and the number of iterations was chosen to obtain a product number of iterations times the number of subsets equal to 16, 32, 48, or 64. The line phantom enabled us to obtain the reconstructed central, radial, and tangential full width at half maximum. The uniform compartment of the second phantom delivered the reconstructed mean pixel counts and SDs from which the coefficients of variation were calculated. Hot contrast and cold contrast were obtained from its rod compartments. For FBP, the full width at half maximum, mean pixel count, coefficient of variation, and contrast were almost software independent. The only exceptions were a smaller (by 0.5 mm) full width at half maximum for one of the software types, higher mean pixel counts for 2 of the software types, and better contrast for 2 of the software types under some filtering conditions. For OSEM, the full width at half maximum differed by 0.1-2.5 mm with the different types of software but was almost independent of the number of subsets or iterations. There was a marked dependence of the mean pixel count on the type of software used, and there was a moderate dependence of the coefficient of variation. Contrast was almost software independent. The mean pixel count varied greatly with the number of iterations for 2 of the software types, and the coefficient of variation increased with the number of iterations for all types of software. The mean pixel count, coefficient of variation, and contrast were almost constant for a fixed product number of iterations times the number of subsets, whatever the number of subsets or iterations. Most of the types of software were equivalent for FBP or OSEM reconstruction. However, a few differences were observed with some types of software and should be considered when they are used.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 10/2009; 37(3):179-87.
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ABSTRACT: The Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM) published procedure guidelines for thyroid imaging in 1999. We wished to determine how many clinics performing thyroid imaging follow the guidelines and to what extent. Of particular interest to us was the choice of collimator. We developed a 10-question survey to obtain information on how hospitals perform thyroid imaging. The questions were designed to cover the procedure recommendations of the SNM guidelines. The survey was sent to 350 hospitals randomly selected from 11 states in the northeastern United States. One hundred sixty-five surveys (47%) were returned. Most of the clinics that responded obtain a history, hyperextend the neck, and obtain anterior and anterior oblique views. Twenty-five percent of the respondents obtain all their images with a parallel-hole collimator. Seventy-five percent use a pinhole collimator or a combination of parallel-hole and pinhole collimators. The number of counts and time used for acquiring the images vary greatly. Less than half the respondents palpate the neck for correlation with the scan. The survey results indicated that many clinics do not follow the recommendations of the SNM guidelines. The major deviations from the guidelines were in the choice of collimator, the number of counts or amount of time used to acquire images, and the lack of neck palpation for correlation with the scan.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 09/2009; 37(3):173-8.
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ABSTRACT: Because of the penetrating ability of the radiation used in nuclear medicine, metallic lead is widely used as radiation shielding. However, this shielding may present an insidious health hazard because of the dust that is readily removed from the surfaces of lead objects. The lead dust may become airborne, contaminate floors and other nearby surfaces, and be inadvertently inhaled or ingested by patients. We determined if the quantity of lead dust encountered within nuclear medicine departments exceeded Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards. For lead dust quantification, professional lead test kits were used to sample fifteen 1-ft(2) sections of different surfaces within the department. Four samples were collected once per week from each site. The samples were then submitted to a National Lead Laboratory-accredited program for a total lead measurement. Lead contamination (mug/ft(2)) for each of the 60 samples was compared with the EPA standards for lead dust. Lead contamination was present at 6 of the 15 sites, and of 60 samples, 18 exceeded the EPA standard of 50 mug/ft(2). Lead contamination is present within nuclear medicine departments, and corrective measures should be considered when dealing with pediatric patients. A larger series needs to be conducted to confirm these findings.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 09/2009; 37(3):170-2.
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ABSTRACT: With PET becoming more widely used, there is an increase in the number of imaging centers being forced to rely on distant suppliers of (18)F-FDG. Because of the large distances between major urban centers, this is particularly true for PET centers in Canada. Our PET center, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, currently purchases (18)F-FDG from a commercial vendor located more than 1,000 km from Winnipeg, necessitating transport by commercial airline cargo. This dependence on air transport and a distant supplier creates a situation in which our (18)F-FDG supply is less reliable than it would be with onsite production. In this article, we offer insight into the obstacles we have encountered in imaging with a distant supplier of (18)F-FDG and the solutions we have implemented to minimize the disruption to our patients and maximize the number of scans performed each year. The development of contingency plans and protocols designed to suit our operating environment has allowed us to increase the number of patient scans obtained from 659 in year 1 to 993 in year 3, an increase of 51%, despite an increase in our actual number of scan days of only 24%. (18)F-FDG injection timetables are presented for a variety of scenarios including normal delivery, low shipped activity, and delayed delivery. Through the careful establishment of contingency protocols and management of (18)F-FDG shipments, patient throughput can be increased and disruptions minimized.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 09/2009; 37(3):164-9.
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ABSTRACT: In this theoretic note, the rationale for the physical decay correction of the (18)F-FDG input function in dynamic PET is investigated, using the Patlak equation as an example. The Patlak equation conventionally obtained when correcting the (18)F-FDG input function and correcting the tissue activity measurement for (18)F physical decay can also be derived from a 2-compartment analysis that does not conceptually involve any physical decay correction of the (18)F-FDG input function but accounts only for the physical decay of the trapped tracer. We demonstrate that exactly the same equation can be derived from the 2 conceptual approaches, and hence each approach yields the correct uptake rate of the tracer. No advantage in (18)F-FDG dynamic PET can be expected from using the concept of uncorrected data rather than that of decay-corrected data. Nevertheless, conceptually, we show that correcting the (18)F-FDG input function for radioactive decay cannot be justified and that this correction is not compatible with the calculation of patient radiation dose.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 06/2009; 37(2):111-3.
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ABSTRACT: In this descriptive study of radionuclide cystography, time-activity curves were generated from renal pelves with reflux and evaluated to reveal the physiology of the reflux. The generated new parameters were also evaluated for any correlation with the frequency of urinary tract infections and renal scarring. Thirty-two children with reflux to the renal pelvis (36 refluxing units) were included. Regions of interest were drawn on the pelves and bladder, and time-activity curves were generated. The first reflux phase, the bladder volume at first reflux, and the bladder volume at maximal reflux were defined, and reflux percentages were calculated. Dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) scintigraphy findings and urinary tract infections were used for correlation. New curves from the renal pelvis during bladder filling and bladder emptying were generated and their patterns classified. Episodic reflux to the pelvis was observed on time-activity curves, which demonstrated 4 different emptying patterns during voiding. These patterns were described in detail. Visually, residual activity was present in the renal pelves in 58.8% of patients. The mean number of urinary tract infections per year was 1.07 (range, 0-4; SD, 0.88). The DMSA findings were normal in 57.1% of the patients. We obtained and categorized some new time-activity curve patterns from renal pelves with reflux on radionuclide cystography. Discussing these patterns may help physicians understand the physiology of the reflux and the relationship between infections and reflux.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 06/2009; 37(2):101-6.
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ABSTRACT: Attenuation, scatter, and blurring are 3 major contributors to SPECT image degradation. Image reconstruction without compensation for these degradations results in reduced contrast and reduced quantitative accuracy. In this proof-of-concept study, we present an efficient postprocessing method to compensate for the scatter and blurring effect in SPECT. A raw image is first reconstructed with attenuation correction only. Then, a 2-dimensional (2D) point spread function (PSF) in the image domain is estimated to model the scatter and blurring. This spatially variant 2D PSF is fitted with an asymmetric gaussian function. The accuracy of the estimated 2D PSF is compared with that estimated from the Monte Carlo simulations and the scatter response functions in the projection domain. A further-blurring-and-deconvolution method is used to restore images with the spatially variant 2D PSF. The method is tested using computer simulations and a phantom experiment. The preliminary results demonstrate an improvement in image quality, with increased image contrast and quantitative accuracy, and the feasibility of this postprocessing method. We present a proof-of-concept study for a postprocessing method to compensate for scatter and blurring. Our results indicate that the method is a promising alternative to the state-of-the-art compensation methods thanks to its easy and fast implementation.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 06/2009; 37(2):83-90.
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ABSTRACT: This article presents the exciting advances made and ongoing in the area of pharmacologic cardiac stress testing. In particular, new A(2A)-specific receptor agonists work like adenosine but promise the delivery of uncomplicated vasodilator stress testing or the diagnosis and prognosis of coronary disease. These agents, although not perfect, do likely present a level of protection against the complications of bronchospasm and heart block. Phase III studies have shown that these agents promise a reduced symptom intensity and greater patient tolerance. One of these agents, regadenoson, is now Food and Drug Administration approved and will be delivered as the same single-dose bolus in all patients, regardless of weight, greatly simplifying the method and increasing its acceptability. Most widely applied with myocardial perfusion SPECT, these agents will find application with PET myocardial perfusion studies and likely MRI studies. Because of their effect on coronary supply rather than demand, they will not be applied with stress echocardiography. Before considering these agents, we will consider the principles and methods of stress testing, and particularly pharmacologic stress testing. The learning objectives of this article are to familiarize the reader with the methods and choices in stress testing for coronary disease diagnosis and prognosis, to present the advantages and disadvantages of pharmacologic stress testing, to review current pharmacologic stress-testing methods and their specific combination with imaging methods, to present the chemistry and effects of the new A(2a)-specific receptor agonists and their advantages compared with existing nonspecific agents, and to help the reader better understand the clinical role of the A(2a)-specific receptor agonists and their application.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 04/2009; 37(1):14-25.
Article: Use of a voxel phantom as a source and a second voxel phantom as a target to calculate effective doses in individuals exposed to patients treated with 131I.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this study, the Visual Monte Carlo radiation transport code and the female voxel phantom FAX were used to calculate organ and effective doses delivered by target-source irradiation geometries associated with radioiodine therapy treatments. Specific situations were considered: when a patient was accompanied during hospitalization, when a patient was accompanied on return to his or her residence, and when a patient received daily care at home. This simulation study showed that, in the 3 situations considered, the total effective dose to an individual in normal contact with the patient was less than 0.85 mSv for up to 11.1 GBq (300 mCi) of administered activity. The results of this study suggest that for these patients receiving radioiodine therapy, radiation protection procedures after hospital discharge are unnecessary.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 03/2009; 37(1):53-6.
Article: Notification of the next phase of waiver terminations in the implementation of NRC regulatory authority for certain naturally occurring and accelerator-produced radioactive material.Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology 03/2009; 37(1):60-1.
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I'm going to make this super snappy today as I am wading knee deep in code with the intent of releasing a beta version of Thor sometime next week. In case you haven't guessed it already – Thor will be the automated equivalent of Scott's HammerTime system which he runs on daily charts.
Although I don't think it's going to be a major effort it will probably take me a few weeks to incorporate all the various changes Scott has made to the original Heisenberg system (which we both developed together for the past year). In essence it's actually a bit simpler on the entry side but the campaign management aspects of it may have to be tweaked a few times before we get it right. In any case – unless I run into some kind of wall (always possible) I expect to release a very early beta sometime next week. I'll keep you guys abreast on any changes.
I hope any of you took the NQ long setup I suggested yesterday. It's not out of the woodworks by any measure but this is a very first good spike higher. You may want to watch the 100-hour SMA – quite frankly it'll make or break there and 4070 needs to be put behind us asap. Any weakness on the way higher now will invite more whipsaw and I'm giving this a very short leash. Meaning, if it doesn't look like the 100-hour holds I'm out with a tiny profit or break-even.
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By the way – another nice fractal attack earlier this morning at 10:00am EDT:
The current fractal has occurred 206 times in the past.
It ranks as the 24th most frequent fractal during the past 50005 bars.
The next candle has closed higher 123 times, lower 81 times, and equal 2 times.
Frequency of occurrence: 0.41%
Higher/lower ratio: 1.5
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So it's making the rounds on the web that, should you lose your Kindle or your iPhone or your Sirius receiver, you can pretty much forget about getting any help from the company. Well, now you can take matters into your own hands and mete out cyber-vigilante justice to anyone who sneaks off with your stuff.
It's the TenBu Technologies' nio (that's not a typo–it's all lower case) and it serves as a kind of wireless hub for all your various devices. The nio connects to the Bluetooth tag in your devices, and sets a certain "zone" around itself. Say, for example, fifty feet. If your gadget ever leaves that fifty foot zone, an alarm on the nio goes off and you know your device is either rapidly moving away or is on the other side of the building where you left it.
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Charles Cochran Wilson, 67, of the Lincecum Community near Pollock, passed from this life on Saturday, August 16, 2014, at his residence. He was born December 5, 1946 in Memphis, Tennessee, to the union of his parents, Charles Otis and Elizabeth Shelton Wilson. Mr. Wilson was formerly of Memphis, but had lived in the Lincecum Community for the past eight years. He was a retired salesman in the medical supply business with 30 years of service, a member of Lincecum Baptist Church, and served his country in the National Guard. Services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, Aug. 18, at Lincecum Baptist Church near Pollock with Rev. Jim Winegeart officiating. Interment followed in the Lincecum Cemetery under direction of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Jena. He was preceded in death by his parents, and a brother, Allen Wilson.
Gloria Jean Smith, 72, of Trout, passed from this life on Friday, August 15, 2014, in Alexandria. She was born January 11, 1942 in Provencal to the union of her parents, Wilma Faye and Lola Mae Foster Haley. Mrs. Smith was a homemaker, and a loving mother, grandmother and sister. Services were held at 11 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 17, in the chapel of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Jena with Rev. Tommy Haley officiating. Interment followed in Hurricane Creek Cemetery under direction of Hixson Brothers, Inc. of Jena. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Tom Smith, Sr.; parents; a son, Roger Allen Smith; and a sister, Cleta Faye Ray. Survivors include three sons, Raymond Lee Matthews, Robert Ed Smith, and John Tom Smith, Jr.; three daughters, Kathy Ann Roberts, Kimberly Kay Smith, and Karen Elizabeth McGuffee; brother, Tommy "T.E." Haley; three sisters, Mona Summers, Wilma Bradberry, and Lola Mae Brasher; 17 grandchildren, and 19 great grandchildren.
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