This website is a fansite! It is not part of EA (Electronic Arts).Did you find a mistake or just want to discuss about this game? You can do it by CLICKING HEREGo to Spotify playlist by CLICKING HERE Switch to playlist CountryBandSongGenre Actions Main Menu (as default) Snoop Dogg Riders On The Storm (feat. The Doors) (Fredwreck Remix) Rap !Always played after intro. "NFSU2 Launch Event" trailer. Capone I Need Speed Rap Chingy I Do Rap !Appeared in demo version (PC). "Cast" Trailer (#7). Sly Boogy That'z My Name Rap Xzibit LAX Rap !Coal Harbor West cutscene. Terror Squad Lean Back Rap !"Spinners" trailer (#15).During races (as default) Fluke Switch/Twitch Electronica !Appeared in demo version (PS2). First trailer. Downhill Drift cutscene. Christopher Lawrence Rush Hour Trance Felix Da Housecat Rocket Ride (Soulwax Remix) Electronic rock Sin Hard EBM EBM Adam Freeland Mind Killer (Jagz Kooner Remix) Electronic rock Paul Van Dyk Nothing But You (Cirrus Remix) Electronica !Appeared in demo version (PC). Sonic Animation E-Ville Electronic rock !"Cast" Trailer (#7). Plays in intro of PSP version. Killing Joke The Death & Resurrection Show Metal Rise Against Give It All Rock !Plays in intro of PSP version. Killradio Scavenger Rock The Bronx Notice of Eviction Rock !Appeared in demo version (PS2). Ministry No W Rock Queens of the Stone Age In My Head Rock !Appeared in demo version (PC). Mudvayne Determined Metal Septembre I Am Weightless Rock Helmet Crashing Foreign Cars Metal Cirrus Back On A Mission Electronic rock !Jackson Heights cutscene. Spiderbait Black Betty Rock !E3 2004 Trailer Skindred Nobody Metal Snapcase Skeptic Rock Unwritten Law Celebration Song Rock !Plays in intro of PSP version.Composed soundtrack Tom Salta Scuzz Missile Composed soundtrack !It was used in few trailers. Tom Salta Do It Again Composed soundtrack !"Airport" Trailer (#5). Career intro. Wraiths' introduction - before starting the 2nd airport URL race in Stage 3 Tom Salta Take it To The Top Composed soundtrack !Final cutscene.Underground Rivals (only) Donots We Got The Noise Rock No Warning Breeding Insanity Metal DJ Tiesto Breda 8pm (DJ Montana Edit) Electronica My Chemical Romance Thank You For The Venom Rock !Need For Speed Underground Rivals Trailer Hot Water Music The End of The Line Rock !Plays first every time you launch NFS Underground Rivals Soulwax Any Minute Now Rock Deleted from final version Atmosphere The Keys to Life vs. 15 Minutes of Fame Rap !Music CD. Available in pre-alpha version and PS2 demo. Mos Def Jam On It Rap !Found in menu files. Adam Freeland We Want Your Soul (Ed Rush & Optical Mix) D&B !Found in menu files.Nintendo DS (only) Allister Brimble Main Menu Composed soundtrack William Jay Stein No Limit (Allister Brimble Edit) Composed soundtrack !Race Music 1 Allister Brimble Race Music 2 Composed soundtrack William Jay Stein Rapid Fire (Allister Brimble Edit) Composed soundtrack !Race Music 3 William Jay Stein Crust (Allister Brimble Edit) Composed soundtrack !Race Music 4 Allister Brimble Race Music 5 Composed soundtrack William Jay Stein Concert Vomit (Allister Brimble Edit) Composed soundtrack !Race Music 6 William Jay Stein Monster Rash (Allister Brimble Edit) Composed soundtrack !Race Music 7GBA (only) Allister Brimble Full Soundtrack Composed soundtrack Trailers (only) Fatboy Slim Slash Dot Dash Electronica !"NFSU2 Launch Event" trailer. Junkie XL No Remorse Electronic rock !Underground Rivals TrailerOther weird stuff Nirvana Dumb Grunge !Found in dump of speed2.exe file. Hithut Recordings Menu Theme OOFOOFOOFOOFOOF !Java Soundtrack Somebody Hidden Theme OOFOOFOOFOOFOOFOOF !Java mobile. Interpol Obstacle 1 Indie rock !Found in game files (Underground Rivals). /* * * CONFIGURATION VARIABLES: EDIT BEFORE PASTING INTO YOUR WEBPAGE * * */ var disqus_shortname = 'nfssoundtrack'; // required: replace example with your forum shortname /* * * DON'T EDIT BELOW THIS LINE * * */ (function() )(); Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. comments powered by Disqus
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There are some studies that have compared SRS platforms for treating multiple BM. Ma et al. reported that the dose delivered to normal brain is dependent on the radiosurgery platform: Gamma Knife (superior), linear accelerator (linac) or CyberKnife [10]. SRS plans for the treatment of multiple metastases with single-isocenter volumetric modulated arc (VMAT) resulted in comparable dose gradients in the high dose area, but the mean brain dose with VMAT was higher than with the other techniques [11]. Based on two cases involving three and seven BM, Eaton et al. compared treatment platforms of 21 clinical centers and concluded that most platforms were able to achieve comparable plans, except for the smallest volumes and when larger planning margins are used [12].
One would expect a better OARs sparing with separate-isocenter DCA plans because of a possibility to avoid the critical structures. According to ANOVA in our study, the maximum dose to brain stem, chiasm, optic nerves, and eyes were not statistically significantly different between the seven planning techniques. This result was not published before.
We strongly recommend that studies examining neuropsychological/neurocognitive functioning administer comprehensive neuropsychological batteries, in consultation with a Clinical Neuropsychologist, whenever possible, especially batteries that have been well-validated in HIV+ individuals, such as those used in the CNS HIV Antiretroviral Therapy Effects Research (CHARTER) and Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS) studies [20,75], and apply the best available normative data [76,77]. In clinical settings, comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations may not always be feasible, and in such cases, groups such as the Mind Exchange Working Group [78] have discussed the strengths and limitations of the available screening tools. Neurocognitive screening, at minimum, is now recommended for all HIV+ patients, regardless of reported symptoms [43,78]. It is important to note, however, that screening tools often lack the sensitivity to identify less severe forms of HAND and also lack the specificity of comprehensive, multi-domain batteries. Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation remains the criterion standard in the diagnosis of HAND.
To evaluate the use of a severity indicator for end-stage liver disease as a predictor of resource use in a teaching hospital in São Paulo. Descriptive, retrospective study, classifying independent variables in seven key dimensions: identification/risk rating; length of stay/use of advanced life support; imaging; clinical analysis; special procedures; blood products in the intensive care unit; and in the operating room. The frequencies were analyzed by linear regression analysis of variance to detect relevance due to the dependent variable (severity indicator) in 76 cases seen in 2013. Among the variables studied, those that presented relevance due to the functional risk score were laboratory measurements of bilirubin, amylase, transaminase, blood count, creatine phosphokinase (p
To describe measures that assaulted EMS personnel believe will help prevent violence against EMS personnel. This mixed- methods study includes a thematic analysis and directed content analysis of one survey question that asked the victims of workplace violence how the incident might have been prevented. Of 1778 survey respondents, 633 reported being assaulted in the previous 12 months; 203 of them believed the incident could have been prevented and 193 of them (95%) answered this question. Six themes were identified using Haddon's Matrix as a framework. The themes included: Human factors, including specialized training related to specific populations and de-escalation techniques as well as improved situational awareness; Equipment factors, such as restraint equipment and resources; and, Operational and environment factors, including advanced warning systems. Persons who could have prevented the violence were identified as police, self, other professionals, partners and dispatchers. Restraints and training were suggested as violence-prevention tools and methods CONCLUSIONS: This is the first international study from the perspective of victimized EMS personnel, to report on ways that violence could be prevented. Ambulance agencies should consider these suggestions and work with researchers to evaluate risks at the agency level and to develop, implement and test interventions to reduce the risks of violence against EMS personnel. These teams should work together to both form an evidence-base for prevention and to publish findings so that EMS medical directors, administrators and professionals around the world can learn from each experience. Copyright 2018 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
The San Francisco Fire Department's (SFFD; San Francisco, California USA) Homeless Outreach and Medical Emergency (HOME) Team is the United States' first Emergency Medical Services (EMS)-based outreach effort using a specially trained paramedic to redirect frequent users of EMS to other types of services. The effectiveness of this program at reducing repeat use of emergency services during the first seven months of the team's existence was examined. A retrospective analysis of EMS use frequency and demographic characteristics of frequent users was conducted. Clients that used emergency services at least four times per month from March 2004 through May 2005 were contacted for intervention. Patterns for each frequent user before and after intervention were analyzed. Changes in EMS use during the 15-month study interval was the primary outcome measurement. A total of 59 clients were included. The target population had a median age of 55.1 years and was 68% male. Additionally, 38.0% of the target population was homeless, 43.4% had no primary care, 88.9% had a substance abuse disorder at time of contact, and 83.0% had a history of psychiatric disorder. The HOME Team undertook 320 distinct contacts with 65 frequent users during the study period. The average EMS use prior to HOME Team contact was 18.72 responses per month (SD=19.40), and after the first contact with the HOME Team, use dropped to 8.61 (SD=10.84), P 2ff7e9595c
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