Month: January 2015

Hari Simran Singh Khalsa Dies in Mountains of Mexico – Memorial Vigils Held

By Prabhjit Singh and Shabd Singh Khalsa Jan 03, 2014 – A frantic four-day search for 25-year-old Hari Simran Singh Khalsa in the mountains around Tepoztlán, Mexico ended Friday when rescue teams found his lifeless body. The young man appeared to have fallen from a height while hiking, sustaining an injury to the head that killed him instantly. Khalsa, along with his wife Emily Ad Purkh Smith, were on vacation at the Villa Maria Immaculada  in Tepoztlán to take part in a spiritual retreat. On the afternoon of December 30th Tuesday took a short hike in the mountains near...

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Book Review: Diagnostic Ophthalmology

Editors-in-Chief: Brian Stagg, MD and Balamurali K. Ambati, MD Image Editor: James Gilman, CRA, FOPS Publisher: Wolters Kluwer | Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins – 1,000 pages Book Review by: Nano Khilnani This is a refreshingly unusual book. It is radically different from most others. Instead of presenting detailed discussions of various topics, it simply lays bare, with text and images, the important pieces of information needed for analysis of the problem, diagnosis, and treatment options. It saves you one of the most valuable resources you have that is in such short supply these days: time. While we admit that...

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T-Mobile Refuses to Release GPS Cell Phone Data Of 25-Year Old American Man Missing in Mexico

T-Mobile withholds life-saving information  By Shabd Singh Khalsa and Prabhjit Singh January 2, 2015 –  Hari Simran Singh Khalsa, a 25-year old man born in Brooklyn, New York and a resident of Leesburg, Virginia has been missing since December 30 after he went on a short day hike in the mountains around Tepoztlan in Mexico. A massive search is underway, but T Mobile in the U.S. and TelCel in Mexico are not releasing global positioning system (GPS) data from his cell phone to the family, even though that information would aid the search tremendously. As the search moves into...

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Book Review: The Elbow, 3rd edition

A book in the series Master Techniques in Orthopedic Surgery Editor: Bernard F. Morrey, MD Publisher: Wolters Kluwer | Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins – 572 pages Book Review by: Nano Khilnani The Master Techniques in Orthopedic Surgery series began in 1994. Why was the word ‘master’ chosen as part of the series title? Well, the purpose of the project according to the original series editor Roby Thompson was “to provide direct, detailed access to techniques preferred by orthopedic surgeons who are recognized ‘masters’ in their specialty.” The standardized format used in the presentation of information both via text and...

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