OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Puzzles/Lateral puzzles/9/Solution

The Man is a Midget and he can only reach the button for the tenth floor.
The elevator is broken and cant go past the tenth floor. The text never says he took the elevator on his floor to go to work.
# Puzzles/Logic puzzles/10 Hats

Puzzles | Logic puzzles | 10 Hats
Ten students are caught cheating on a math exam and the teacher wants to give them a final chance. He makes them sit on separate rows, each one behind the other, facing the board. Each one sees all others at the front (i.e. 10th row student sees 9 students, 9th sees 8 students, ..., 1st one sees no one).
He puts a hat on each student's head randomly, white or red. If at least 9 of them guess what color hat is on his or her head, the teacher will release them without punishment. Each student is allowed to talk once and may only say one word, which is his or her guess. They may decide on a strategy before starting to talk. Once they begin, they are not allowed to say or do anything else but guessing a color. Only one student is allowed to make a mistake.
What kind of a strategy should they follow?
See also Infinite Hats.
Solution
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Create a Web Page
## Create a Web Page

Even if you do not already have a website it is quite simple to put your quiz online. There are many different ways to do this without having any technical knowledge or having to pay for someone else's expertise.
There are many free website creation sites online, you can easily find them in any search engine. Before you go too far in setting up your new website make sure that you can load all the files that are needed to run your quiz. Be warned, while there are probably more that will let load the .swf files that you need to run a single quiz, finding one that will permit you to load .html files is a bit more difficult.
These files are needed to create a single link and run multiple random generated quizzes. So if you are using the Randomize option you will need to create a website where you can upload .html files.

### Using Spanglefish

A free website provider that will allow the upload of .html files is Spanglefish.com.
The site creation is not automated, but the team at Spanglefish react very speedily (less than 10 minutes in my case) to the requests for new sites.
Once you have your site created you can download their own online manual to help with creating pages and editing text, although it is very straightforward.
To put your quiz online, you first of all need to open the Library page where you can upload your files. To start with this will not be a visible page, to make it visible you go to the Switch Pages On/Off tab in Site Admin and select Visible for the Library page.
Once in the Library page you can easily upload your quiz files. If you are going to be uploading a lot of files to your website you will probably want to create a folder for the quiz.
You do this by clicking on the New Folder button.
When you are ready, click on the Upload File button. A window will pop up asking where you want to upload the document to, you browse and select the appropriate folder.
When you click Continue you will be able to browse for the Question Writer files that you need.
Remember to upload all the files created when you published your quiz - there should be at least 3.
Once you have finished uploading the files you will probably want to make the Library page invisible to your public and only accessible to those with administrator privileges on your web page. This is achieved in the Switch Pages On/Off tab in Site Admin, this time choose Protected.
You can add a link to your quiz as part of your home page, or by creating a new page:
In the editing box click on the hyperlink symbol
And browse in other to find the .html file that you just uploaded.
Your quiz is now loaded and available online.
You can see the web page created for this tutorial at http://www.spanglefish.com/questionwriter/
Go To Save your Quiz, Question Writer Tracker, Publish your Quiz, Publishing SCORM exams to Ecampus/WebCT, Results
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish for Printing
## Publish for Printing

If you select the Publish for Printing option in the Publish menu you will create an HTML based document optimized for printing. The print option respects randomization - so you will create a different print document for each randomized version created.
Additionally two versions of each quiz are created - one with room for the quiz taker to write answers, and one which also includes the feedback and scoring.
You can use your default browser to print the quiz - Internet Explorer and the Opera browser will create the best results. As the document is HTML, it is fairly easy to change if you want to edit your quiz after publishing it.
Question Writer uses CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for the print option so you can completely change the design of the printed document. The template files are located in 'C:\Program Files\Question Writer\Publishing\Print' - any changes you make to these files will be reflected in all of your future printed quizzes.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish to QTI
## Publish to QTI 1.2

* QTI stands for Question and Test Interoperability. It is an exchange format used for transferring questions and tests between different systems. So content that you create with Question Writer Professional can now be exported in QTI 1.2 format for re-use in other systems.
* When you select Publish to QTI 1.2 a series of files are generated in their own folder for you to use as appropriate.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish to the Web
## Publish to the Web

Before you go ahead and publish to the web check the Web Settings properties and make sure that you have ticked the Browser Options box to maximise the quiz in the browers and given a link for quiz takers to jump to after completing the quiz.
When you select Publish to the Web, Quiz Writer will create files for you to load your quiz onto your website.
You will be asked if you would like to open the directory with the files. Say Yes and you will see a directory with at least 3 files:
* an HTML document (*.html )
* one or more Shockwave Flash file (*.swf)
* And a Jscript Script File (*.js)
If you are using pre-generated random quizzes there will be an .swf file for each quiz generated.
All the files contained in the directory have to be uploaded to your website in a new folder or directory. The actual process for doing this will depend on your website. If you do not already have a website see Create a Web Page for some help in making your own website and publishing your quizzes online or you could just Publish to Question Writer Tracker.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish to SCORM
## Publish to SCORM

If you choose to publish to SCORM, Question Writer will create single file. This will be a zip file and is a SCORM 1.2 compliant package. You'll be able to import this file into your SCORM compliant LMS (Learning Management System) / VLE (Virtual Learning Environment).
When users attempt the quiz in the LMS/VLE, the quiz will send back the overall score and the results for each individual question to the LMS/VLE.
If you are using Question Writer with a LMS you might also want to read this blog article from August 2011 on things to check if the import process is not going smoothly.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish
## Save and Publish

* Save your Quiz
* Question Writer Tracker
* Publish your Quiz
* Create a Web Page
* Publishing SCORM exams to Ecampus/WebCT
* Results
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish Inside PDF
## Publish Inside PDF

* If you have the Professional version of Question Writer, you can publish your questions to PDF.
* If you have used the randomize option in your quiz, a PDF file will be produced for each quiz variation.
* The quizzes can be opened and attempted using Adobe Acrobat reader. This is available free and you can include a download link on your website which can be obtained from the Adobe website
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish Questions in Text Format
## Publish Questions in Text Format

* Quiz authors using the Professional version of Question Writer can publish questions to text format. This can be useful if you need to find out how to format your questions for import (and create a basis for importing future changes to the quiz) or to export your questions for use in another system. Respondus in particular can import this kind of text format.
* The text format just includes the raw questions - none of the theme, properties or section settings.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz/Publish to Question Writer Tracker
## Publish to Question Writer Tracker

Before you go ahead and publish Question Writer Tracker you must set up your Tracker account. Details on how to do this are shown in Question Writer Tracker.
When have registered you will have 100MB storage space and a monthly bandwidth allowance of 1GB (1024MB) for free. All the quizzes you publish this way will be automatically tracked for you, so you can log on any time to see the results and analyse the responses to questions.
When you select publish to Question Writer Tracker, Question Writer will ask you to enter the email and password that you used when you registered for your Tracker account.
Question Writer will then automatically create the files and publish them on the Question Writer Tracker web page. A pop up box will appear monitoring the progress. When this has been completed a message will appear confirming the success of the operation.
You can then paste the link directly onto your own website, or into an email or other document for distribution to whoever you want to access your quiz.
If you click yes on this message you will be taken directly to your quiz.
The quiz will be listed in Question Writer Tracker under the name that you gave as the Title to the Quiz in Quiz Properties, not the name that you have saved the quiz file under. If you generate a new version of the same quiz, any older version will be overwritten in Question Writer Tracker, unless you give the new version a new name as Quiz Title. When you publish to tracker with the same quiz title you will be given a prompt to confirm that you do want to overwrite an existing quiz.
When you next you log into Question Writer Tracker, go to the Quizzes page. Here you will be able to see all the quizzes you have uploaded to Tracker along with information about how much of your free space you have used. You can also copy the link for any of your published quizzes, use the link to go to the quiz or remove the quiz by clicking on the red cross beside it.
At the top right hand of the screen you will see menu options allowing you to view or amend the details of your Tracker Account, go to the Results page or Log Out.
# Question Writer Manual/Save and Publish/Publish your Quiz
## Publish your Quiz

To publish your quiz online select Publish from the menu bar. You are given five options:
* Publish to the Web
* Publish to Question Writer Tracker
* Publish for Printing
* Publish to SCORM
* Publish Questions in Text Format (Professional edition only)
* Publish Inside PDF (Professional edition only)
* Publish to QTI 1.2 (Professional edition only)
# Professional and Technical Writing/Documenting Your Sources/References

Anderson, Paul V. Technical Communication: A Reader- Centered Approach. Mason, OH: Cengage Learning, 2007.
Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL). Last edited January, 2010. General APA Guidelines. Retrieved April 1, 2010, from http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/.
# Professional and Technical Writing/How to Turn the Page
## How to Turn the Page

The starting Wiki code for this page was generated by the Wikipage wizard on Wednesday, June 27, 2012.
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0215

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 02-15 (PROSTATE)
* Title: Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction In Patients Treated With Neoadjuvant Androgen Suppression and Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer: Impact on Patient and Partner Quality of Life
* Objectives:
** (1) To determine if there is a difference in erectile function between men treated with sildenafil versus placebo after radiation therapy + antiandrogens for prostate cancer
** (2) To determine if there is a difference in overall sexual function and satisfaction between men treated with sildenafil versus placebo after radiation therapy + antiandrogens for prostate cancer
** (3) To determine if there is a difference in partner sexual satisfaction between the sildenafil versus placebo arms of this study
** (4) To determine if there is a difference in patient and partner marital adjustment between the sildenafil versus placebo arms of this study
** (5)To assess factors that may predict response to sildenafil therapy (for example: age, pretreatment sexual function, tobacco use, and comorbidities)
* Protocol:
** Arm 1: Sildenafil with dose escalation PRN from 50 to 100 mg/day PRN x 12 weeks --> CROSSOVER @ 13 weeks --> Placebo with similar “dose escalation” opportunity x 12 weeks
** Arm 2: Placebo with similar “dose escalation” opportunity x 12 weeks --> CROSSOVER @ 13 weeks --> Sildenafil with dose escalation PRN from 50 to 100 mg/day PRN x 12 weeks
* Eligibility: cT1-T4, M0
* Enrollment Target: 332 patients
* Activation: January 3, 2003
* Conclusion:
** PMID 21235716 -- Randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled crossover trial of treating erectile dysfunction with sildenafil after radiotherapy and short-term androgen deprivation therapy: results of RTOG 0215. (Watkins Bruner D, J Sex Med. 2011). Conclusion: This is the first controlled trial to suggest a positive sildenafil response for ED treatment in patients previously treated with RT/ADT, however, only a minority of patients responded to treatment. ADT duration may be associated with response and requires further study. The overall low response rate suggests the need for study of additional or preventative strategies for ED after RT/ADT for prostate cancer.
* Publications:
** PMID 22354624 -- Impact of sildenafil on marital and sexual adjustment in patients and their wives after radiotherapy and short-term androgen suppression for prostate cancer: analysis of RTOG 0215. (Hanisch LJ, Support Care Cancer. 2012) Conclusion: Larger studies are warranted to further examine possible differences in sexual experiences and treatment needs between prostate cancer patients and their wives, as well as to assess predictors of sildenafil response.
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0438

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 04-38 (LIVER)
* Title: A Phase I Trial of Highly Conformal Radiation Therapy for Patients with Liver Metastases
* Objective: To identify the maximally tolerated dose (up to 50 Gy in 5 Gy per fraction) of high dose per fraction, highly conformal radiation therapy in patients with metastatic liver cancer.
* Protocol:
** All Patients will receive 10 fractions Monday-Friday for 2 weeks at the following levels; Dose escalation by 0.5 Gy to maximum of 50 Gy, as follows:
| Dose level | Level I | Level II | Level III | Level IV |
| Dose / fx | 3.5 Gy | 4.0 Gy | 4.5 Gy | 5.0 Gy |
| Total dose | 35 Gy | 40 Gy | 45 Gy | 50 Gy |
* Eligibility:
** Non-lymphoma liver metastases confirmed pathologically or new radiographic liver lesions most consistent with metastases, in a patient with known, pathologically proven non-lymphoma cancer and a previously negative contrast CT, MRI or PET/CT of the liver
** <=5 liver lesions, <=6 cm per lesion
* Treatment details:
** GTV = tumor by contrast-enhanced CT scan or MRI. CTV = GTV + 5mm, within the liver. PTV = CTV plus setup margin, at least 4 mm and <= 10 mm.
** Critical structures: "Normal liver" = liver minus GTV. Normal liver should be at least 1000 cc. No more than 30% may receive > 27 Gy. No more than 50% may receive > 24 Gy. Kidney: no more than 33% of both kidneys may receive > 18 Gy. Cord: max dose 34 Gy. Bowel and stomach: max dose 37 Gy to any 1 cc volume.
* Enrollment Target: 18 patients
* Activation: Nov 3, 2005
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/7605

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 76-05 (LIVER)
* Title: Pilot Study of Radiotherapy for Palliation of Symptomatic Hepatic Metastases
* Objective:
** I. Evaluate the frequency and duration of symptom relief, frequency and duration of normalization of (a) liver tests and (b) of abnormal liver scans, as a function of dose schedules, varying fraction size and overall time.
** II. Evaluate the above responses according to site and histopathology of the primary.
** III. Evaluate the above objectives with respect to survival times.
** IV. Evaluate, via histopathologic correlation, the frequency of radiation hepatitis as a function of dose schedule and concomitant chemotherapy.
* Protocol: RT for patients with solitary vs. multiple mets
* Eligibility: hepatic metastases documented by liver scan
* Enrolled:
* Conclusion:
** PMID 6168623 -- The palliation of hepatic metastases: results of the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group pilot study. (1981 Borgelt BB, Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 1981 May;7(5):587-91.)
* Publications:
** PMID 2180867 -- Accelerated fractionation radiation therapy for liver metastases: selection of an optimal patient population for the evaluation of late hepatic injury in RTOG studies. (1990 Leibel SA, Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 1990 Mar;18(3):523-8.)
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0319

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 03-19 (Breast)
* Title: A Phase I/II Trial to Evaluate 3D-CRT Confined to the Region of the Lumpectomy Cavity for Stage I and II Breast Carcinoma
* Objective:
* Protocol:
** 38.5 Gy Total/10 fractions (3.85 Gy per fraction), 2 fractions/day (separated by 6 hours), Given in 5 consecutive working days
** Radiotherapy should begin within eight weeks of surgery (If chemotherapy is given first, RT begins 2 weeks after the last cycle of chemotherapy)
* Eligibility:
** Invasive pathology; AJCC Stage I-II; single focus
** Negative surgical margin; up to 3 LN+
* Enrollment Target: 46 patients
* Activation: August 15, 2003
* Closed: April 30, 2004
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0415

RTOG 04-15 (PROSTATE)
    Radiation_Oncology/Prostate/RTOG_Prostate
* Title: A Phase III Randomized Study of Hypofractionated 3D-CRT/IMRT Versus Conventionally Fractionated 3D-CRT/IMRT in Patients With Favorable-Risk Prostate Cancer
* Objective: Compare the disease-free survival (DFS) of patients with favorable-risk stage II prostate cancer treated with hypofractionated vs conventionally fractionated three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT) or intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT).
* Protocol:
** Arm 1: 73.8 Gy in 41 fractions
** Arm 2: 70 Gy in 28 fractions
* Eligibility:
** T1-2c N0 M0, Gleason 2-6, PSA < 10
* Enrollment Target: 1067 patients
* Activated: April 18, 2006
* Closed: December 11, 2009
* Clinicaltrials.gov
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0421

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 04-21 (Head & Neck)
* Title: A Phase III Trial for Locally Recurrent, Previously Irradiated Head and Neck Cancer: Concurrent Re-Irradiation and chemotherapy versus chemotherapy alone
* Objective: To determine whether re-irradiation plus concurrent chemotherapy improves overall survival of patients with previously irradiated, non-metastatic, locally recurrent or new primary squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) as compared to conventional chemotherapy alone
* Protocol: Randomize to
** Arm 1: RT + CT (RT 60 Gy in 1.5 Gy/fx on weeks 1, 3, 5, 7) + (Cisplatin/paclitaxel on weeks 1, 3, 5, 7) + (G-CSF on weeks 2, 4, 6, 8)
** Arm 2: CT alone (select cisplatin/5-FU or cisplatin/paclitaxel or cisplatin/docetaxel)
* Eligibility:
** Pathologically confirmed squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the oral cavity, oropharynx, hypopharynx, larynx, or recurrent neck metastases with unknown primary
** Patients must not be candidates for surgical resection.
* Enrollment Target: 240 patients
* Activation: April 27, 2005
* Closed: January 5, 2007 -- Closed due to poor accrual
# Radiation Oncology/RTOG Trials/0321

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
RTOG 03-21 (PROSTATE)
* Title: Phase II Trial of Combined High Dose Rate Brachytherapy and External Beam Radiotherapy for Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate
* Objective: To estimate the rate of late Grade 3 or greater genitourinary and gastrointestinal toxicity following treatment with external beam radiation therapy and high dose rate brachytherapy
* Protocol: 45 Gy EBRT (no IMRT) + 19 Gy (2 fractions) HDR boost
* Eligibility:
** (cT1c-T2c and GS 2-6 and PSA 10-20) or
** (cT3a-T3b and GS 2-6 and PSA <=20) or
** (T1c-T3b and GS 7-10 and PSA <=20)
** N0M0
* Enrollment Target: 110 patients
* Activation: July 30, 2004
# Radiation Oncology/Palliation/Lung tumor

See: Radiation Oncology/NSCLC/Palliation

## Official Guidelines

See Radiation Oncology/Palliation/Lung tumor/Guidelines
# Radiation Oncology/Palliation/Lung metastases

* Front Page: Radiation Oncology | RTOG Trials | Randomized Trials
Lung Metastases