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… through a nasogastric tube (NGT) or gastrostomy, the latter either as a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) or a percutaneous radiological gastrostomy (PRG). Measurements Weight was measured weekly before and during treatment at the standard visits to the dietician, medical oncologist and radiation oncologist. Height was measured only once at baseline. Body composition was determined by bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) using an Omron device, model BF306 (OMRON Healthcare Group, … in the outpatient clinic within office hours and prior to chemotherapy infusion to minimalize the influence of chemotherapy and fluid. World Health Organization Performance Status (WHO PS) was assessed by the radiation oncologist at the initial visit. The Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI) [41] was determined by review of individual medical records. The current malignant disease was not taken into account when rating “solid tumor” in the CCI. The cut- off for high CCI was set at ≥4. Weight … during CRT/BRT and (2) the need for TF during CRT/BRT for OPSCC. Methods: OPSCC patients treated with CRT/BRT between 2013 and 2016 were included in this retrospective cohort study. Dental status was determined during the dental assessment at first visit and after tooth extractions prior to the start of CRT/BRT. Weight loss during CRT/BRT was scored dichotomously, comparing weight loss >5% to stable or increased weight. Potential factors associated with weight loss were identified, including …

… other than the items listed under “Items permitted during examinations’’ - should be switched off and placed in a bag. It is strictly forbidden to have mobile phones, watches, communication devices or any other information carrier in possession during visits to a toilet in the building in which the examination will take place. Handing in the exam Students are permitted to hand in their exams to their Invigilator no earlier than 30 minutes after the exam starts. After students hand in their exams, …

… their identity and to show that they are working for or on behalf of the Counterparty. The Contracting Authority may refuse any person access to any of its locations. 19.5. If a person who belongs or belonged to the Staff of the Counterparty and who visits locations of the Contracting Authority in that capacity no longer works (or will no longer work) for the Counterparty for any reason whatever, the Counterparty will immediately report this to the Contracting Authority’s contact. Working …

… questioning and self- reflection. Gadamer’s conception of tradition is dialogical: rather than a form of antiquarian- ism, it is a continuing debate on questions, problems and issues to which we ourselves contribute. When we play works of art, we revisit the tradition that handed them down to us. Presenting them in our hermeneutical situation will add new meanings, that will in turn expand the tradition. This is why playing musical works is fundamentally unfinished: their meaning is never … excess. 42 This door with the red light at 2am on an inner city side street says a lot. A fusion of comfort or discomfort, according to your character. And you don’t need program notes to gather that much. Though maybe it was once the lair of a visiting Soviet artist and that might be cool to know about. Space tells stories. What does this space mean? What does any space mean? I would argue that spaces, locations, from a bar to a concert hall to your friend’s house, are never implication … with the goal to come up with a program for the evening. Through interviews and focus groups, I asked these friends of the orchestra to share their memories, stories and experiences of their favourite classical musical works. This brought me to visit people in their homes, talking for hours about their passion for classical music, and the role music plays in their lives. It was touching to hear how passionately they could talk about music, it showed me how significant music can be for people. …

… other than the items listed under “Items permitted during examinations’’ - should be switched off and placed in a bag. It is strictly forbidden to have mobile phones, watches, communication devices or any other information carrier in possession during visits to a toilet in the building in which the examination will take place. Handing in the exam Students are permitted to hand in their exams to their Invigilator no earlier than 30 minutes after the exam starts. After students hand in their exams, …