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Publications by year: 1982
This page is a listing of all BITRE publications released in 1982.
- Evaluation of the Construction and Operation of Navigational Aids in Hydrographers PassageOccasional Paper 56December 1982The Bureau undertook an economic evaluation of the provision of navigational aids in Hydrographers Passage.
- Australian Rail Freight Movements 1979–80Information Paper 8December 1982This Information Paper identifies for 1979–80 the freight movements which occurred on Australian railways and the sizes of particular flows.
- Australian Road Financing Statistics 1970–71 to 1979–80Information Paper 3September 1982This paper provides a consistent series of road expenditure data by Commonwealth, State and local government over the 10 years 1970–71 to 1979–80.
- Assessment of the Australian Road System: A Case Study in Gunning Shire, NSWOccasional Paper 55July 1982This Paper presents the results of a study on the performance of roads in a small and therefore more simply analysed region, the Gunning Shire of NSW.
- Transport of the Disabled in the ACTOccasional Paper 54July 1982The paper takes a step towards filling the gap in the information available on the transport needs of the disabled, focusing on the ACT.
- The Future of Urban Passenger Transport: A Delphi SurveyOccasional Paper 52April 1982This paper describes a small-scale Delphi survey of participants in a BTE workshop, held to discuss the Future of Urban Passenger Transport in Australia.
- The Value of Travel Time Savings in Public Sector EvaluationOccasional Paper 51March 1982This Paper has been prepared in response to a general concern that value of time in transport analysis, while acknowledged to be important, was not being accorded that importance in practice.
- Airport Runway Capacity and Delay: Some Models for Planners and ManagersOccasional Paper 50March 1982This Paper seeks to provide an understanding of airport runway capacity and of the factors on which it depends.
- An Estimate of Operating Costs for Bulk, Ro-ro and Container ShipsInformation Paper 4March 1982The paper presents estimates of the operating costs of bulk, roll on/roll off and container Vessels.
- Road Financing in Selected CountriesOccasional Paper 49February 1982This Occasional Paper compares road expenditure and road user taxation in Australia with that in five overseas countries (Canada, Federal Republic of Germany, Great Britain, New Zealand and USA).
- Cargo Centralisation in the Overseas Liner TradeResearch Report 52January 1982This report presents the results of a study to determine whether existing cargo centralisation arrangements in overseas liner trade funding minimise total transport resource costs and to explore the potential for change.
- Funding Characteristics of Transport Research in AustraliaResearch Report 51January 1982The Report is the result of a study of the sources, levels and methods of funding transport research and development (R&D) in Australia.


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Mission Possible. The Ultimate 12 Week RE Sales Contest. Task 8 is Building Your Team
We are on the home stretch now in our 12 week sales contest and its amazing to see how the points are adding up. From a quick glance its clear who is 'in it to win it', who is just way to busy to play, who isn't playing or doesn't care. Not only has it been a challenge for some, it has been a remarkable learning experience for me as well.
So, this weeks task is all about building your team. It's a list of professionals you can call up at any time to help you get a house ready for market, help with the closing or simply recommend to your clients. It's funny, as Realtors we are as closely tied to the housing industry as Home Depot so it's no wonder that people rely on us for recommendations. A big Rolodex of professionals is key to the success of our business but building that list can take a lot of time if you are doing it by yourself. So the next best thing is to ask the people you work with. Sure you may have had a great experience with a lawyer that you worked with but now you need a roofer or a HVAC guy. What do you do? Ask around. At our company there are lots of opportunities to find skilled professionals. You can ask around the office, page out a request or leave a question on our internal Facebook page. Either way, you will get a name or two.
In our meeting, I wanted to find out just how many people had trade or professional connections so I asked the group to take out their phones and shout out a few names they would recommend. We wrote down the trade and then linked it to the agent. We shared the list in the minutes of our meeting and then posted it on our Facebook page for all to see. While you would be hard pressed to make it out, here is just a part of what we came up with.
If you are a manager looking for a series of meetings, feel free to borrow any number of these ideas anytime. If you are an agent playing along, I hope that it's helping you get more business and be more professional.
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Only a few weeks after a Little Birdy declared the Cinema Society dead, it seems things with Andrew Saffir's film parties have taken a turn for the interesting. Last night, the Cinema Society's finest hit up Nobu 57 for the after party for "Then She Found Me", a movie that will be in theaters for a few weeks. Maybe. According to our Little Birdy, "the place was pretty star studded. Broderick, SJP, Seinfeld, Ricki Lake and Bette Midler were all there. Besides, who could pass up free Nobu?" Well, the sushi sounds OK, but those celebs seem a bit tired to us. Funny picture though. Aren't they a cute couple? Gorgeous. Gorgeous.
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This silver maple hollow vessel is dyed using the method described in LJ – Trifern's blog – 2 DYE 4.
I dyed 6 items and this one turned out the best. Black then red then yellow aniline dye.
The topcoat is clear lacquer.
Thanks for looking. I'll post pics of the other 5 items soon.
-- Marty, https://www.MyChipCarving.com, 866-444-6996
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#1 posted 03-14-2012 07:29 PM
Wonderful turning Marty. The dye job turned out very well.
-- Mike, an American living in Norway.
#2 posted 03-14-2012 07:32 PM
Thanks, Mike. It's a learning process (but not as much as your Chinese Balls!!)
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#3 posted 03-14-2012 07:33 PM
Thanks, Mike. It's a learning process (but not as much as your Chinese Balls!!)
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#4 posted 03-14-2012 08:19 PM
Very nice Marty. Great turning. Joe will be proud of how well he has taught this dyeing technique.
As you say, everything is a learning process….One thing though as far as I have discovered – when the mind stops learning it atrophies…like a muscle, if you do not use it….you lose it.
Pretty soon we will see MyHollowVesselTurning.com?
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#5 posted 03-14-2012 08:56 PM
Thanks, Reggie!
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#6 posted 03-15-2012 04:14 AM
beautiful work
a piece to be proud of
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#7 posted 03-15-2012 08:17 AM
Well done, trifern, he is the master… Nice work, I look fwd to tryig this one day.
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#8 posted 03-15-2012 12:19 PM
that is super Marty. incredible finish, and turning
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#9 posted 03-16-2012 02:50 AM
That looks very cool. Maple turned in to an exotic wood. Very Cool!
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My labeled medicines and Druggists... so far.
All of these labeled medicines were acquired through antique stores through the years. All of these were bought individually for least under 15 dollars each. Some of these I have posted about in other threads, but this is the complete collection of my labeled meds...
This bottle from the 1940s is a label only druggist: John J. Cronin Middletown, Conn. Obviously these type cannot be dug and can usually be obtained through antique stores. Connecticut also does not have many of these newer type labeled druggist bottles out there.
I had obtained several Westerly, R.I. label only druggist bottles. I gave some to Taylor and I kept this one from Barbour's Pharmacy. I love labeled medicine bottles like this because they contain the exact date prescribed on the label. This particular one seems to be from October 10, 1931!
Here is a label only James C. Mara Druggist from Norwich, Conn. It also has a date, December 23, 1933
Here is a Barbour's Pharmacy with the label, cork and contents. It looks like it contains oil of sasssafras. This is also an error bottle! It says Nesterly, R.I. by mistake. This is truly a special bottle!
This is a label only open pontiled W.C. Breckenridge Wholesale Druggists Norwich, Conn. A very nice pickup!
This is a Lanman and Sevin monogram embossed bottle with an ess. Of wintergreen label and stamped cork.
A very nice Tuttle & Wells Pharmacists Fair Haven, Conn. Embossed bottle with cork, contents and label. The label is dated 3-10-78. Doesn't this bottle seem a bit young for that date though?
Embossed and labeled Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry! Another good pickup!
This is one of my favorite medicine bottles I own! This Dr. Mc Vicker's Cough Cure was a patent med sold by Lanman and Sevin of Norwich, Conn. It's label says it will treat everything from Whooping Cough to Asthma! This beautiful aqua bottle as much information on the front and back labels and is embossed on the sides Lanman & Sevin Norwich, CT! I would say these Druggist Patent Medicines are tough to come by.
I hope to gain more of these in the future!
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Very cool.. you need an old doctors bag to display these with... very nice collection you having go there...
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Nice collection of labeled bottles. I'll bet you don't add many to your collection very often. Probably pretty hard to come by.
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That's a nice collection! Labelled pharmacy bottles are one of my favourite types to collect, each one is usually quite rare and they can be had for such little money. I'm surprised that you say the labeled screw top bottles are hard to find where you are, they're by far the easiest ones to find for me. I can only dream of finding pontilled labeled local druggists. Also in regards to your 1878 bottle, that looks like the right era to me. Those square druggist bottles tend to be fairly early, I usually associate them with the 1880s.
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These are great. Thank you for sharing them. I came across a box of medicine related bottles and items from Norwich CT.
The cool thing about it is that it contains lots of full items and medicines that were shipped to s very prominent doctor at the time, Patrick Cassidy. Many of the bottles are from different pharmacies but some were prescribed by this same doctor. Most of the bottles are slick with labels and nothing as cool as what you have.
Thanks again for sharing them.
All I can add is...WOW!
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Everyone does mistakes at anytime. But when we speak about accounting, a mistake can prove extremely costly.. Interviewer wants to know how much careful are you at your work and what are the ways for you to minimize those mistakes.
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Can Man Utd Afford To Replace Club Legends?
It is fair to say that Man Utd have not had the greatest start to the season and that the teams looks considerably weakened without a fit Wayne Rooney. Rooney has struggled to regain the form he showed prior to his injury earlier this year, which has meant that the team has needed inspiration from other parts of the team.
Baerbatov has had a fantastic start to the season for Man Utd both scoring and creating, however he is not able to have the same impact that Rooney. He is not the same type of player as Rooney and he doesn't have himself as a strike partner like Rooney had last year. How United must hope Rooney can use next weeks Euro 2012 qualifier for England to help him regain his best form.
News leaked out this week that Edwin Van der Sar looks set to retire at the end of the season, this hasn't been much of a surprise with Man Utd continually being linked with goalkeepers throughout Europe, but it has opened up a debate on whether Man Utd can actually afford to replace players they will be losing in the near future.
Van der Sar has been a great servant for the club but the two main players that Man Utd will lose within the next couple of seasons are Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes. Despite the huge array of top talent that has circulated through Old Trafford in recent years, these two have always been among the best selling names on the back of man utd shirts. The starting line-up is considerably weakened without them and the youngsters tipped to replace them, like Anderson and Nani, simply don't appear to be good enough.
Even with Man Utd selling Cristiano Ronaldo for £80 million two seasons ago the club still haven't been able to spend huge sums of money on a top quality replacement and with three of their starting line-up set to retire within the next couple of seasons Man Utd look in desperate need of a cash injection into the squad.
However, the club just posted an £80 million loss without a huge investment in the squad so where is the money coming from to buy players? Also with Fifa looking to introduce more restrictions on footballing finances even more problems could be on the way for Man Utd.
The club don't need to hit the panic button quite yet, yes they are currently 5 points off the top of the table at the moment but only 7games have been played and there is a long way to go. They will however need to look soon at how to replace their top players, which even with an unlimited budget it would be hard to do, but with clubs like Man City spending big can Man Utd afford not to spend the money to replace Scholes, Giggs and Van der Sar and risk not being the top team in Manchester?
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He was one of the best homicide detectives in NC. Now he has his own true crime TV show
Detective Garry McFadden has investigated more than 800 homicides in his nearly 35 years working for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.
A figure well known in Charlotte for his high clearance rate (one of the highest in the country), his talent for building relationships within the community and his impeccable sense of style, McFadden is famous these days for another reason: he's a TV star.
McFadden, 57, is in the middle of his second season as the star of "I Am Homicide" on the Investigation Discovery (ID) channel. For the series, McFadden recalls some of the biggest or most interesting cases of his career, which are depicted through reenactments and supplemented by present-day interviews with family members of victims.
The name of the program is taken from McFadden's nickname – he was called "Homicide" in the Charlotte neighborhoods where he worked. The true crime network discovered him through YouTube videos of news interviews from when McFadden retired from CMPD in 2011. (It was a short retirement – he went back to work for the department about a month later.)
"Who is this loud-mouthed guy?" McFadden imagines them saying. McFadden had been approached before about being on TV, and had declined. But the partnership ID proposed between McFadden and BlackFin production company was the perfect fit.
Another perfect fit? The handsome young man portraying crime-solving McFadden in his youth, Akintola Jiboyewa. McFadden says they auditioned several actors before hitting on the right one.
"The first time we saw each other, we started laughing," McFadden says. "He walks around the corner and looks at me and he started laughing. I don't know why we laughed to this day. He said, 'I got to play you?' I said, 'You got to be me.' Then we went to get something to eat. . . . I said, 'He's the guy.' "
Raleigh connections
McFadden's reach expands beyond Mecklenburg County. He has his own consulting company and consults on cases across the country, including Raleigh and Durham, for police departments, attorneys and other groups.
He says he often talks to Raleigh Police Major Craig Haines about cases, and also Durham's Asst. Chief of Investigative Services Ed Sarvis.
After the John Hayes murder case was featured on "I Am Homicide," David Rudolf, who represented Durham's Michael Peterson in his 2003 murder trial, hired him to consult on a different case.
He consulted on police brutality cases in Waterloo, Iowa. "The police chief and mayor visited me," McFadden says. "I talked to them about some stuff to do and they are doing better."
McFadden also worked with the North Carolina NAACP to help create and organize security for the early Moral Monday and HKonJ marches.
"I told them how they should set up and walk and everything. When things started getting out of hand and getting to a different level," McFadden says, referring to protestors wanting to be arrested, "I did not want to be part of it. I was there on the first day. I tried to give them advice, but advice is not always taken. It became a different agenda and I didn't feel comfortable with that."
McFadden says every city has the same type of crime and firmly believes every city can benefit from community policing – getting police officers to learn about and connect with the people in the neighborhoods they patrol.
"The conflict is really the officer in the car and the kid on the corner," he says. That is where the real change starts, he insists. "Taking boxes of signatures to Raleigh – can you name three things that did? You can't."
McFadden currently works out of the office of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief, assigned to families during officer-involved shootings. "I give the families an understanding and clarity and knowledge of what's going on in an investigation."
He sits for hours with families while they ask questions that he gets the answers to. Just as with his community policing philosophy, it's about building a relationship.
"What is an officer-involved shooting? It's a complex homicide investigation," McFadden says. "Who is better to explain things to a family?"
Raleigh vs. Charlotte
Even though McFadden has a great relationship with police officers in Raleigh, he admits there is a friendly rivalry there. Or at least mostly friendly?
"Friendly? It's not friendly, it's very much tense," he says with a laugh. "We are the Great State of Mecklenburg. When we go to conferences, we don't even sign the roster until after.
"It's very salty, very salty."
Watch 'I Am Homicide'
"I Am Homicide" airs at 10 p.m. Tuesdays on Investigation Discovery (ID). You can find ID locally on channels 76 and 138 on Time Warner Cable/Spectrum; channel 260 on AT&T UVerse; channel 339 on Google Fiber; channel 192 on Dish; and channel 285 on DirecTV.
You can also watch episodes from all seasons at idgo.com.
A way with words
You get your first taste of McFadden's personality in the show's intro, when he says in voiceover: "Charlotte is a banking city. You're gonna have your million dollar murders, and you're gonna have your five dollar murders. I've got to work all of them. Do I push the envelope? I tear the envelope."
McFadden says he comes up with a memorable line for each show, but he doesn't know what it's going to be until it pops out of his mouth. He has no script for the show, he just talks and lets the pros edit.
In one episode, McFadden said, "I'm in a trailer park trying to get information about that murder, but I feel like a pimp selling playboys at a church revival."
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Alumna to share scientific discoveries with MHS students
A Mohonasen alumna is making waves in the field of physics and looking forward to sharing her discoveries with high school science students when they return to school.
Jess McIver graduated from Mohonasen High School in 2005 and has served as a member of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) Scientific Collaboration, an international team of scientists dedicated to the search for gravitational waves, since 2007. She first contributed to the project as an undergraduate at Syracuse University, where she studied noise sources for the initial LIGO detectors.
McIver currently works as a postdoctoral scholar in experimental physics at Caltech in Pasadena, California. She earned her doctorate in physics from the University of Massachusetts last May after defending her dissertation on the impact of terrestrial noise on the ability to analyze data on gravitational wave signals. Combining her experience and education, she serves as the leader of an international team of scientists charged with analyzing LIGO detectors to improve the effectiveness of their astrophysical work.
She served as the lead author of a paper co-created by more than 1,000 scientists from around the world that presents detailed evidence supporting that the important discovery, confirming the last prediction of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity, was indeed of astrophysical origin.
This long-awaited discovery attracted national media attention after scientists on Feb. 11 announced they successfully recorded the sound of two black holes colliding. McIver was recently interviewed at the LIGO Livingston observatory about the discovery for National Public Radio's Morning Edition show.
Students in Mohonasen's physics and earth science honors classes watched last week's press conference about the discovery to learn more about the theory of relativity and gravitational waves. After winter break, the students will have the opportunity to speak with McIver over Skype to learn more about the discovery and her post-graduation academic and career path.
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NY Times Article: "Gravitational Waves Detected, Confirming Einstein's Theory"


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Champions League's Results
Roberto Soldado scored a 26-minute hat-trick as Valencia recorded their best ever Champions League result, thrashing Racing Genk 7-0.
Chelsea were consigned to a fourth defeat in a month when they lost 2-1 at Bayer Leverkusen in their Champions League Group E clash.
Super sub Ioannis Fetfatzidis scored a stunner to keep Olympiacos's Champions League dream alive with a 1-0 victory at Marseille.
A Robin van Persie brace secured Arsenal's progression from Champions League Group F in a 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund at the Emirates.
Porto kept their Champions League hopes alive with a hard-fought 2-0 win against Shakhtar Donetsk at the Donbass Arena.
Barcelona secured top spot in Group H of the Champions League after beating AC Milan 3-2 in a thrilling contest at the San Siro.
Viktoria Plzen beat BATE Borisov 1-0 to earn a first Champions League win and put themselves in the driving seat for a third-placed finish.
APOEL Nicosia sealed their place in the last 16 of the Champions League after a goalless draw at Zenit St Petersburg's Petrovski Stadium.


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Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2017 - 2025
Global Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market: Snapshot
Various studies conducted recently contend that rehabilitation treatments and therapeutic devices offered at home settings are equally effective as compared to hospitals for a number of surgeries. This has especially evident in case of total knee replacement surgeries and hence the substantial demand for therapeutic homecare devices for restoring mobility. Walking aids form one of the crucial assisted technologies that help in restoring strength and improving the functional capacity of patients' limbs. Clinicians in advanced nations such as in Europe and North America are focused to reduce the in-hospital convalescence and shorten the duration of hospital stays. The choice of specific assistive therapeutic homecare devices to support rehabilitation should be guided by the recommendation of concerned surgeons or physiotherapists or rehabilitation physician.
The functions of therapeutic devices in reducing the vulnerability in elderly patients have been especially acknowledged. Technological advancements have made these devices more user-friendly and convenient. User-technology integration is one such recent advancements gaining traction with medical device manufacturers. Ergonomic deigns further help in improving the gait performance. In addition, therapeutic homecare devices have been especially instrumental in reducing post-operative pain and make patients more independent, thereby accelerating recovery. A continuous passive motion (CPM) therapy may accompany other therapeutic devices and physiotherapy exercises, but they are limited in their functionality. CPM devices may not alleviate pain or enhance mobility but improves the patient's capability to bend the knee slightly. Further studies assessing the efficacy and role of therapeutic homecare devices for the rehabilitation in patients who have undergone other surgeries are likely to be conducted in the coming years.
The market intelligence report therapeutic homecare devices market is a comprehensive review of the growth trail in terms of current, historical, and future scenarios of the global therapeutic homecare devices market.
Global Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market: Inclusive Insight
Therapeutic homecare devices are defined as the devices or equipment that a patient uses post-surgery. Therapeutic homecare devices are designed for the purpose of helping people to recover from any ailment in an easy and effective manner. Generally, these devices are prescribed to patients after any major orthopedic surgery such as hip or knee replacement, cardiac surgeries or in surgeries after which the patient faces difficulty in performing daily activities. Based on devices, therapeutic homecare devices market has been segmented into custom-made beds, walking aids, bath safety, and wheelchairs.
The report therapeutic homecare devices market offers an evaluation of the aspects that are expected to influence the development of the market and the primary trends have also been specified in the research study. The research study also offers a broad lookout on the vendor landscape of the market through Porter's five forces analysis. The research publication provides references of mergers and acquisitions, the research and development activities, specifics on licensing and collaborations. The report probes into the strategies related to marketing, shares, and product portfolio of the key participants in the global therapeutic homecare devices market.
Global Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market: Trends and Prospects
The therapeutic homecare devices market promises profitable business opportunities during the forecast period owing to increasing demand for home healthcare, rising technological advancements, and abundance of cost-effective alternatives as compared to hospital modalities. Factors such as growing geriatric population and increasing prevalence of chronic diseases along with orthopedic disorders are further augmenting in the therapeutic homecare devices market growth. According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, most of the patients who undergo knee replacement belong to the age group from 50 to 80 years. Furthermore, the number of hospital discharges with knee replacement among people of 65 years of age and above has been observed to be continuously increasing every year. Around 90 people in every 10,000 were reported to have undergone a knee replacement surgery in the U.S. in 2009 as against 58 people per 10,000 in 1997. Growing number of orthopedic surgeries has further accelerated the adoption of therapeutic homecare devices among patients who have undergone orthopedic surgeries, hence driving the market.
Global Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market: Regional Outlook
Region-wise, North America dominates the global therapeutic homecare devices market trailed by Europe. Favorable reimbursement policies, growing number of small scale home healthcare services providers, high prevalence of orthopedic and cardiovascular diseases, and rising investments by the government bodies towards home healthcare market are the prime dynamics stimulating the growth of therapeutic homecare devices in these two regions. Asia Pacific is estimated to emerge as the one of the most opportunistic market for therapeutic homecare devices vendors. The introduction of new technologies, continuous product launch by market players and growing awareness about home healthcare among patients and doctors are some of the factors that are expected to bolster the growth of the market in the region.
Global Therapeutic Homecare Devices Market: Vendor Landscape
The key market players of therapeutic homecare devices market are Pride Mobility Products Corporation, Invacare Corporation, Ottobock Healthcare GmbH, National Pain Care, Sunrise Medical, Inc., GF Health Products, Inc., Levo AG, and Merits Health Product Co. Ltd.
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NAIA Men's Volleyball National Players of the Week - No. 3 (Feb. 7)
By Nikki Sherrill, Communications & Sports Information Intern
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Three players have been named NAIA Men's Volleyball National Players of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Isaiah Acfalle from Clarke (Iowa) was selected as Attacker of the Week, CJ Rilveria of Lourdes (Ohio) was chosen as Defender of the Week and the Setter of the week honor went to Enrique Lopez of Hope International (Calif.). These three were selected based on their performances from Jan. 30 – Feb. 5 and were chosen out of a pool of conference player of the week nominees.
National Attacker of the Week
Isaiah Acfalle, Clarke (Iowa)
6-4, Sr., OH, Hollister, Calif.
• In helping his then-No. 9 ranked Clarke (Iowa) squad to a 3-1 week, Acfalle recorded an attack percentage of .369 in 14 sets played.
• Acfalle earned his lone double-double of the week in a sweep over Cardinal Stritch (Wis.), as he recorded 12 kills and 12 digs.
• On the week, Acfalle totaled 56 kills, eight assists, 32 digs and two service aces.
• In the NAIA, Acfalle ranks No. 2 in total kills (152) and No. 3 in kills per set (4.5).
National Defender of the Week
CJ Rilveria, Lourdes (Ohio)
5-7, Sr., DS, Kula, Hawaii
• During four-of-five matches on the week, Rilveria recorded 15-or-more digs with 25 in a win 3-1 win over Siena Heights (Mich.) - his week-high.
• Rilveria's stat-line for the week includes two kills, 14 assists, 85 digs and one service ace.
• Ranks No. 1 nationally in digs per set (4.0) and No. 2 in total digs (124).
• This is Rilveria's second Player of the Week honor of the season (Jan. 24).
National Setter of the Week
Enrique Lopez, Hope International (Calif.)
6-4, Sr., S, Santa Ana, Calif.
• At the Grand View Molten Invite, Lopez helped his team go 5-1 behind his average of 29 assists a match.
• During the week, Lopez collected a pair of double-doubles with 28 assists and 12 digs against then-RV Graceland (Iowa), followed by a week-high 44 assists and 12 digs against then-No. 7 Lourdes (Ohio).
• Adding 10 blocks with four solo, two aces and 17 kills at the invite, Lopez was named to the All-Tournament Team.
• Holds the No. 1 individual ranking in total assists (452) and ranks No. 8 in total digs (89).
• This is Lopez's first National Player of the Week honor.
For a complete list of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
For the complete NAIA Player of the Week Calendar, click here.
Attacker: Leandro Sodre, Park (Mo.); Robin Imar, St. Andrews (N.C.); Nic Gibson, Benedictine Mesa (Ariz.); Scott MacGillis, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Paris Mcfall, Robert Morris (Ill.); Sean Barry, Saint Xavier (Ill.); Caleb Moore, Cardinal Stritch (Wis.); Nick Costa, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Trevor Wagner, Calumet (Ind.); Tim Johnson, Grand View (Iowa); Ammuniki Wood, Culver-Stockton (Mo.); Casey Wood, Missouri Valley; Ryan Omdoll, Ottawa (Kan.); Adam Conklin, Campbellsville (Ky.); Jahn Lazada, Warner (Fla.); Matthew Dugan, Siena Heights (Mich.); Ryan Maune, Lourdes (Ohio)
Defender: Murilo Pereira, Park (Mo.); Jesus Izaguirre, Benedictine Mesa (Ariz.); Dalton Tucker, Robert Morris (Ill.); Jose Gonzales, Calumet (Ind.); Jared Shirai, Hope International (Calif.); Joshua Phalen, Clarke (Iowa); Zach Blasgen, Culver-Stockton (Mo.); Steve Harvey, Grand View (Iowa); Errol Basconcillo, Ottawa (Kan.); Hui Ding, Warner (Fla.); Emilier DeJesus, Siena Heights (Mich.)
Setter: Kyle Foley, Missouri Baptist; Allain Larroche, Park (Mo.); Jackson Stark, St. Andrews (N.C.); Jaron Jones, Benedictine Mesa (Ariz.); Austin Royer, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Bobby Ying, Robert Morris (Ill.); Joe Duda, Cardinal Stritch (Wis.); Liam Fagan, Calumet (Ind.); Felipe Rosa, Grand View (Iowa); Matt DePauw, Clarke (Iowa); Andrea Maggio, Missouri Valley; Luke Pope, Ottawa (Kan.); Keaton Marshall, Campbellsville (Ky.); Martin Krueger, Warner (Fla.); Ian Fields, Lourdes (Ohio); Keegan Crawford, Siena Heights (Mich.)
2017 NAIA Men's Volleyball Players of the Week (Complete Schedule)
Week 1 (Jan. 24): Attacker, Paris McFall, Robert Morris (Ill.); Defender, CJ Rilveria, Lourdes (Ohio); Setter, Luke Pope, Ottawa (Kan.)
Week 2 (January 31): Attacker, Daniel Jacobs, Ottawa (Kan.); Defender, Hui Ding, Warner (Fla.); Setter, Luke Pope, Ottawa (Kan.)
Week 3 (February 7): Attacker, Isaiah Acfalle, Clarke (Iowa); Defender, CJ Rilveria, Lourdes (Ohio); Setter, Enrique Lopez, Hope International (Calif.)


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Well I'm a month behind I must try to get up to date but the weather is just so nice.............
So July is nearly over but there is just time to enter the Challenge if you haven't already entered.
So this card is one i made using sheenas embossing folder from her taste of india range. I've done this card twice at demo's and also at a recent workshop and everyone loved the effect. I've used glycerine as my adhesive fort the embossing powder and its so easy. I've tried and tried with versamark and i just cant get the hang of it.
So all you need to do is using a hard brayer is paint glycerine over the roller and then transfer it to one side of your embossing folder, this one is ornate screen. then emboss as usual through your die cutting machine, i used the reverse of some centura pearl card. Then sprinkle with your chosen embsossing powder, I've chosen gold. then heat emboss to set. Once you have done this then choose a couple of distress inks and apply with cut and dry foam. I've used fired brick and seedless preserves. then cut your piece of card down to fit your desired card blank. I've used Kraft card and matted with black card. then finished with some black ribbon and the sentiment is from sheenas Mandala stamp set, stamped in black embossing powder and cut out using tags 1. Then to complete ive added a few drops of liquid pearls in a matching purple colour.
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The Indian government is preparing an amendment in the Indian Succession Act of 1925 that will allow Christian women to get rights in the property of their deceased children.
As per Sections 41 to 48 of Indian Succession Act, 1925, governing Christians, it gives mothers no right to inherit property of deceased children who have not left behind any will. All such properties are to be inherited by the father. If the father is not alive, the properties go to the siblings.
Section 41 of the Act provides that rules of distribution where the intestate has left no lineal descendants shall be contained in Sections 42 to 48, "after deducting the widow's share if he has left a widow".


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With India's most vibrant and colourful time festival around the corner where people fast and indulge in folk dances like Garba and Dandiya for nine days with each day having its own colour representation, we bring a list of best Bollywood songs on which you can dance to show your moves during this Navratri. The festival of Navratri is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil while in the northern parts of the country it's called as Dusshera.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 2013 blockbuster 'Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela' peppy song 'Nagada Sang Dhol' is sure to get you up on the dance floor. With its thumping dhol beats and happening music, the song is one which just can't be missed out on a Navratri night. Deepika Padukone's Garba moves in the video are a visual treat for one and all.
This Salman Khan-Aishwarya Rai Bachchan song which featured in 1999 film 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' is the most evergreen song for the Dandiya season. This is one of the best Bollywood songs which represents the grand joyous colourful nature of Navratri. It's fast paced beats and lyrics are more than enough to make you shake a leg on the dance floor.
Salman Khan's film 'Prem Ratan Dhan Payo' featured the song 'Prem Leela', which has been composed by Himesh Reshammiya, depicts the beautiful story of Ram Leela. With Salman narrating the song in the video, this song has to be on every DJ's playlist at-least for Salman Khan fans. Directed by Sooraj Barjatya, the film even starred Neil Nitin Mukesh and Sonam Kapoor in pivotal roles.
Two of Bollywood's most quintessential actresses Madhuri Dixit Nene and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who were seen together in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 2002 film 'Devdas' which also starred Shah Rukh Khan in the lead, gave us the most evergreen song 'Dola Re Dola' which could get even the grumpiest of souls on the dance floor. Those impeccable moves and coordination between the two beautiful actresses are sure to grab your attention and the track, ever since its release, has become one of the favourites which are played during the festive season of Navratri.
The festival of Navratri is incomplete until you shake a leg on the dance floor and the song 'Lahu Munh Lag Gaya' from 'Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela' is one which would lift your spirits. The video of the song depicts alleged lovebirds Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone performing the song really well with their coordinated Garba moves and their sizzling chemistry speaks volumes. The slow paced song is an ideal track for you to enjoy some time with your loved one on the dance floor.
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Space-time frame and beyond
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Rushdie to receive knighthood,
Tagore to accept Nobel Prize,
Sartre to reject Nobel Prize,
Remi − an unknown entity −
to reject conferred credibility
by feudal (slave) mentality,
within their space-time frame.
Tukaram, who returns the royal gifts
to King Shivaji, is beyond space-time.
Adivasis, rich in art of sustenance,
have no scriptures, no discourses,
until now, since time unknown: timeless.
(Tukaram: Saint-poet of Maharshtra India; Adivasi: the tribal or the aborigines)
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Tres by José Andrés and The Bazaar by José Andrés are taking inspiration from Disney's new Beauty and the Beast movie for two new dining experiences.
By Christina Xenos
Tres by José Andrés and The Bazaar by José Andrés are taking inspiration from Disney's new Beauty and the Beast movie with two unique Be Our Guest dining experiences, from a 10-course tasting menu to an enchanted afternoon tea.
The Bazaar's 10-course tasting menu, available from March 17-26, showcases a variety of visually stunning dishes including a Foie Gras Floating Island soup, Beef Cheeks with Rose Petals, the restaurant's signature Philly Cheese Steak and Enchanted Rose dessert.
You can also spend your afternoon sipping Mrs. Pott's premium teas and noshing movie-inspired dishes at Tres through March 26. The special afternoon tea menu showcases whimsical sweet and savory dishes. Lumiere's Culinary Cabaret starts the service with savories like caviar, steamed buns and creme fraiche; vegetarian quiche; and smoked salmon sandwich with coconut. Chips Sweet Delights follow with selections like a rice crispy bon bon; vanilla and strawberry creme puff; chocolate pop rocks; and enchanted rose chocolate cake.
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Previous issues available for download as PDFs:
- Latest Affairs Fall 2015
- Latest Affairs Spring 2016
- Latest Affairs August 2016
- Latest Affairs Fall 2016
- Latest Affairs Spring 2017
- Latest Affairs Fall 2017*
*Correction: Karen Texeira is a member of Upward Bound, not College Now
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Previous issues available for download as PDFs:
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- Spotlight November 2014
- Spotlight December 2014
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School administrators have traditionally struggled to balance funding limitations and rising costs. As always, tight-fisted taxpayers demand improvements in efficiency as well as educational performance. On the cost side, teachers' salaries continue to raise operating costs, while capital funding demands increase for building renovation and new schools to accommodate rising numbers of students and their increasingly technological educational needs.
"Teachers' salaries are the largest general fund expense in schools," says Allan Gaboric, senior product marketing manager for applied terminal systems with McQuay International in Auburn, N.Y. "The second largest expense is the utility bill."
In other words, a sudden and perhaps permanent spike in energy costs has tightened the funding-cost vise on general funds and threatens to overwhelm the delicate balance school administrators have always managed -- one way or another -- to maintain.
Industry has recently begun to develop technologies designed to attack the threat posed by rising utility costs that educational facilities need to consider. These include devices such as carbon dioxide (CO2) sensors, direct digital controls (DDCs), true condensing boilers, and new approaches to heating and cooling system design.
Schools have used unit ventilators to cycle fresh air into school spaces for more than 80 years. Herman Nelson, who pioneered the concept of bringing outdoor air directly into classrooms to prevent drowsiness, developed the technology in 1917. Some years later, McQuay International acquired Nelson's company.
During the energy shortage of the 1970s, architects began to close off outdoor air intakes to save energy. The results included lower utility costs, drowsiness and headaches.
To solve this problem, the industry developed specifications governing minimum acceptable air replacement in schools. The American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has set this specification at 15 cubic feet per minute (CFM). Many states have adopted this standard, although some have set higher rates of replacement.
For the past quarter century, relatively low energy costs have allowed a liberal application of this standard. Classrooms designed for 30 students replace air at a rate of 450 CFM, whether 30 students are using the room or not. Gymnasiums and cafeterias designed to accommodate hundreds of people employ unit ventilators that replace 15 CFM of air for the maximum number of people expected to use the space, even when no one is there.
This inefficiency has become a primary target for industry seeking to supply tools that help schools reduce energy costs.
Scientists know that outside air contains roughly 400 parts per million (ppm) of CO2, while a human body effervesces roughly 40,000 ppm of CO2. The discrepancy allows the use of a CO2 sensor to count the number of people in a room. Controls can then adjust the ventilation of a room to match the number of people.
"You need one sensor per room," Gaboric says. "You can buy sensors that mount on the wall or in the unit ventilator. It's probably best to house the sensor in the unit ventilator to prevent tampering. Recent declines in the cost of this technology mean that the sensors will pay for themselves in three to four years."
Overall, Gaboric estimates that CO2 sensors can help cut the ventilation in school spaces by 10 percent to 50 percent and generate an associated savings in the energy required to operate unit ventilators.
"In addition, manufacturers have developed DDCs through the past couple of years," Gaboric continues. "These devices can sense temperature, humidity and CO2, while controlling outside air, the return air dampers, the amount of air that passes through a unit heat exchanger and the amount of air delivered to a space.
"DDCs also eliminate the need for pneumatic air compressors to run every day of the year. So you only use the energy needed to move the actuator stepper motor."
Conventional boilers typically run at 180 degrees, according to Gaboric. Metallurgical limits prevent operation at lower temperatures since the exhaust gases produced at those temperatures tend to corrode the boiler.
Industry has overcome this problem in the past 10 years with the development of condensing boilers. "These boilers can operate at lower temperatures because they condense exhaust gases and draw extra energy from the gases," Gaboric says. "So a boiler can go from 60 percent efficiency into the 90 percent range."
Not only does boiler efficiency rise, lower temperature requirements for the water reduce operating costs.
By combining the savings of condensing boilers with more efficient system designs, remarkable overall savings have become possible.
Tom Durkin, PE, and principal engineer with Veazey Parrot Durkin & Shoulders of Evansville and Indianapolis, has used the efficiencies available through condensing boilers to add air conditioning to schools, with no net increase in energy costs, despite the recent cost increases in the energy markets.
"I'm an advocate of two-pipe heating and cooling systems for schools," Durkin says. "These systems were first used about 50 years ago, but they didn't work well. As a result, most schools use four-pipe systems, with two pipes for heating and two pipes for cooling."
Durkin has developed a way to use two-pipe systems, with one pipe for heating and one pipe for cooling, to cut energy costs.
"The reason I got into this is that school clients wanted to add air conditioning to previously noncooled buildings," Durkin continues. "Two-pipe systems offered a cost-effective way to do the job."
Durkin notes that the primary concern of schools interested in adding air-conditioning lies in the first cost, or the cost of installation. Two-pipe systems cut this first cost by about $4 per square foot or $400,000 for a 100,000-sq.-ft. building.
"After I had done a couple of these systems, again because of the lower first costs, I found that two-pipe systems would also produce remarkable efficiencies," Durkin says. "In fact, we could change a steam heated building to our two-pipe system and save 60 percent to 70 percent of the gas bill. And if we also changed a conventional hot water system to a low-temperature condensing boiler system, we can save 40 percent to 50 percent of the gas costs for the boiler.
"This is a significant savings and, when done properly, we've been able to add air conditioning to previously noncooled buildings with no increase in utility costs."
One of Durkin's clients, a parochial school in Indianapolis, converted from a conventional steam heating system to a two-pipe system last summer. Despite a significantly colder winter and the spike in natural gas prices, the school's gas bill for the year declined by 50 percent.
The key to Durkin's approach lies in today's new condensing boiler technology. True condensing boilers with an appropriately designed system will operate using water heated from 125 degrees to 130 degrees when the outside temperature is zero, compared to the 180 degrees required by conventional boilers. The significantly lower temperatures slash the amount, and so the cost, of the natural gas required to heat the water.
"It is a simple idea," agrees Durkin. "But like everything, the devil is in the details. It's difficult to make it happen smoothly and completely. All of the terminal heating and cooling equipment in the building must be designed and sized to use the boiler. You cannot use halfway measures. It has to be a complete, holistic approach to building heating. But, if you can do it, there is the potential for significant savings in gas consumption."
It's also an important weapon in the growing arsenal available to school administrators who must mount an attack on rising energy costs.
Michael Fickes is a Baltimore-based freelance writer with experience in education issues.
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Maine legislators started off the rebellion late last month by passing a nonbinding resolution that rejected the law, called the Real ID Act, which Congress passed in 2005. They said that it would cost the state $185 million to put into place and that instead of making Maine's residents more secure, it would leave them more vulnerable to identity theft.
Since then, legislatures in five states — Georgia, Montana, New Mexico, Washington and Wyoming — have voted in committee or on the floor of one chamber to move similar legislation ahead. The bill adopted in a 99-to-1 vote by the Montana House of Representatives would go furthest, ordering state officials there to ignore the federal law.
Unless the federal law is revised, any state that defies it will risk causing major inconvenience for its residents, as noncompliant licenses will not be accepted as a proof of identification at airports, federal buildings or when applying for federal benefits.
What state officials are hoping is that Congress will repeal or modify the law, or at least provide some of the billions of dollars the states claim it will cost to establish the new licensing system nationwide.
The campaign features an odd mix of liberal Democrats, offended by a measure in the law that would effectively block illegal immigrants from getting federally compliant driver's licenses, and conservative Republicans, who see the law as an affront to civil liberties and to states' rights.
"This is a frontal assault on our freedoms," said State Representative Jim Guest of Missouri, a Republican who said he was working with more than two dozen states to pass laws opposing the federal statute. "One state standing alone is not enough. But we are already gaining strong momentum here."
Some states are not going as far as others. Vermont passed a law that would not defy the federal statute but called for more federal financial assistance in carrying it out.
Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., Republican of Wisconsin, who led the effort in Congress to pass the 2005 law, as well as top officials at the Department of Homeland Security in Washington, said they were disturbed by the growing signs of a revolt.
"Certainly, it is a threat," Mr. Sensenbrenner said Saturday in an interview.
Representative Thomas M. Davis III, Republican of Virginia, wrote a letter last week to Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff asking him what would happen to the federal program if individual states opted out.
Mr. Sensenbrenner attributed the growing resistance to the department's tardiness in publishing rules telling the states what they must do under the law, which calls for new licenses to be issued starting in May 2008. He said that had led to misconceptions about the program's costs and vulnerabilities. Mr. Sensenbrenner estimated that the real costs for states nationwide would not exceed about $100 million.
Federal officials acknowledge that with the final regulations not coming out until this summer, it is likely that some states will not be ready to begin issuing licenses on schedule.
The Real ID Act requires states to confirm that documents submitted to get driver's licenses — like a birth certificate or a passport — are legitimate and that the applicants are in the United States legally. States will also have to check a linked database of state licensing data to make sure that applicants do not already have a license in another state and that they have not been banned from driving elsewhere.
The law effectively requires that all existing licenses be replaced by 2013.
The push to pass the law grew out of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when some of the hijackers used driver's licenses as identification when they checked in for their flights.
Stewart A. Baker, an assistant secretary of homeland security, said opponents of the new law should remember this recent history.
"I understand there is a sense that states are being asked to do something and not being given the resources by the federal government," Mr. Baker said. "But people are forgetting that this was a 9/11 commission recommendation and a recommendation for a very good reason."
But Barry Steinhardt of the American Civil Liberties Union said the states were raising legitimate issues. The law sets a national standard for machine-readability, most likely using bar-code-like strips where information about the owner can be scanned. This may tempt merchants to collect the data and use it for marketing purposes, Mr. Steinhardt said. The linked national database of all licensing information will also be a target for identity theft, he said.
"Real ID is a real nightmare on a number of fronts," Mr. Steinhardt said.
Lawrence Halloran, deputy minority staff director at the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said the growing protests were a way for states to try to force more federal aid for the cost of issuing the new licenses.
"They are saying, 'Pay me,' " he said.
Senators Daniel K. Akaka, Democrat of Hawaii, and John E. Sununu, Republican of New Hampshire, introduced a bill in December calling for the repeal of the Real ID Act.
The bill has yet to be reintroduced in the new
session, with a spokesman for Mr. Akaka saying last week
that he was likely to wait to see the draft rules that
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Saturday fortune (because this took me so long I missed Friday): Skill/
Skill, as you can clearly see, is not something I have when it comes to photographing tarot cards, but after a search for images turned up nothing, I was forced to make the attempt. ;)
Card of the day: Three of Coins, "Skill"
Today's fortune is one I have pulled many times when asking questions about my writing career, along with the Eight of Coins, "Apprenticeship." Whenever I get these cards, I figure I'm on the right track. Maybe not there yet, but certainly on the way to one of my favorites: the Nine of Coins, "Security." I'd like to be that mature woman depicted on the Nine of Coins, confident in her achievement. (And since "mature" is becoming increasingly an adjective I get to use next to the word "woman" when I describe myself, I think it's time I started moving in the direction of the Nine.)
I like the RToSP's Three of Coins, because it shows a wealthy boyar patron beside the artist. Skill may be something a writer seems to come by naturally, or something she acquires through long practice, or a combination of the two, but it sure helps to have an interested patron to encourage and support you along the way.
What's also different about this deck's Three of Coins is that instead of the usual stonemason, it shows a man playing a balalaika. The stonemason is building his skill brick by brick, which is all well and good, but there's something more freeing and artistic about an image of a musician. A musician's skill, like a writer's, is more individual and less practical, perhaps, than someone who's handy with a trowel. Writing is work, but it is also art, and when work and art come together, it is in a sense the very definition of skill.
There are other artistic touches in this scene, typical of Russian folk art, in the painting and sculpting on the column, and the woven tapestry on the floor. It speaks of the skilled laborers behind the scenes who are also artists in their own right. Perhaps, like these artists, we have not yet reached the Nine of completion, but the Three is something to celebrate all the same. It's a recognition of one's skill, no matter how great or how small, and its contribution to the greater world, as opposed to the personal pleasure in achievement that success brings with the Nine. And that's okay. Maybe "quitting the day job" is no longer a reality in this brave new world of publishing, but being recognized and appreciated is still pretty awesome.


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Turkey is a land of myth, a cradle of civilizations, a canvas of nature's most aesthetic bounties & a confluence of varied streams of culture. Owing to its favourable position, Turkey is the bridging nation between the East & West (Europe & Asia) & therefore boasts a spicy blend of oriental & modern, splendor & sleekness, which makes diversity its other name. In Turkey every visitor can find something for themselves. The world-class cuisine, vibrant cities, warm hospitality, recreational facilities, historical attractions, cultural heritage & an unparallel natural beauty make Turkey an irresistible holiday destination for independent or small group travellers...
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"Do not dismiss the dish saying that it is just, simply food. The blessed thing is an entire civilization in itself!"
Nutrition is a central fact of existence for all living things, it is something we must achieve in order to remain alive. We may approach the subject of nutrition in Turkey & Turkish cuisine, from a variety of standpoints. Here, we will examine it chiefly from the standpoint of social anthropology, & support statements both with examples from literature & observations. Different societies have different cultures & among these cultural differences is the element of eating habits. All people must eat to live. But what a person eats depends on both geographical conditions & upon his/her culture.
What a person chooses in the way of food, how he acquires it, how he cooks it & how, when & where he/she eats it, all change according to the habits of his/her society. Turkish society exhibits considerable differences from other cultures in terms of types of food & flavours.
Throughout our country, eating habits exhibit variety according to history, region, & even among various sections of society such as urban or village dwellers. In addition, we can speak of common features despite these differences. Here I would like to concentrate mostly on the common features. In other words, these common features are expressions of behavioral patterns. With a long history, the Turks have a rich culinary culture. This wealth is evident in the rich variety of foods. In addition, patterns of behavior have developed in relation to all foods & drinks.
To give a few examples of this culinary wealth: in the Black Sea region alone there are over twenty different dishes incorporating corn. Also in the Black Sea region the many different ways of preparing hamsi, a sardine-like fish, indicates the richness of our cuisine: Fried hamsi, hamsi bread, pilaf, kaygana (a sort of crepe), kofte, dible, boiled, grilled, in borek, steamed with onions & tomatoes... the list goes on.
In Kayseri, there are twenty different varieties of pastirma, the ancestor of the pastrami of the west. One writer says: Every one of the twenty varieties of pastirma has a separate character, a separate flavour. If we tell someone from Kayseri, 'Count twenty kinds of pastirma,' he will begin counting: Sirt, kusgomu, kenar mehle, egrice, omuz, dilme, sekerpare, kurek, kapak, dos, etek, bacak, orta bez, kavrama, meme, kelle, kanli bez, arka bas, tutunluk.."
We also have a great variety of eggplant dishes, salads & types of kebab (roast meats). Bildircin kebabı, cevirme kebabi, kuzu cevirme, cop kebabi, cubuk kebabi, sis kebabi, deri kebabi, pideli kebap, Adana kebap, sac kebabi, tas kebabi & tandir kebabi are just a few of the many examples.
We observe that foods of Anatolia generally fall into three groups: plant/vegetables, meats, & bread / doughs. Most of these have been used since antiquity. There is actually a tie between civilization & types of food. Criteria such as the quality, number, type & array of tools used in food preparation, the materials cooked themselves, the way they are cooked & whether or not they are eaten directly as they occur in nature, all give an idea as to that country's level of civilization & taste. In anthropological terms, eating habits comprise a cultural complex. In other words, the act of eating is a combination of several different cultural features. The kitchen is an indication of civilization. Generally we can characterize societies who do not use agricultural products & eat mostly meat & game as primitive. The Turks have made various types of food at various stages of civilization & each stage of civilization has had its effect on today's eating habits.
•In generally, we observe the following characteristics in Turkish foods:
•Nomadism & the agricultural economic structure have affected Turkish food.
•Foods exhibit variety according to our country's geographical regions.
•Foods generally exhibit differentiation according to families' socioeconomic level.
•The variety of foods is indicative of reciprocal influence with other cultures.
•Our cuisine is influenced by our religious structure, norms & values.
•Eating habits display a certain degree of differentiation according to gender.
One can only conclude that the evolution of this glorious Cuisine was not an accident. Similar to other grand Cuisines of the world, it is a result of the combination of three key elements. A nurturing environment is irreplaceable. Turkey is known for an abundance & diversity of foodstuff due to its rich flora, fauna & regional differentiation. The legacy of an Imperial Kitchen is inescapable. Hundreds of cooks specializing in different types of dishes, all eager to please the royal palate, no doubt had their influence in perfecting the Cuisine as we know it today. The Palace Kitchen, supported by a complex social organization, a vibrant urban life, specialization of labour, trade & total control of the Spice Road, reflected the culmination of wealth & the flourishing of culture in the capital of a mighty Empire. The influence of the longevity of social organization should not be taken lightly either. Time is of the essence; as Ibn'i Haldun wrote, "the religion of the King, in time, becomes that of the People", which also holds for the King's food. Thus, the reign of the Ottoman Dynasty during 600 years & a seamless cultural transition into the present day of modern Turkey, led to the evolution of a grand Cuisine through differentiation, refinement & perfection of dishes, as well as their sequence & combination of the meals.
It is quite rare that all the three conditions above are met, as they are in the French, the Chinese & the Turkish Cuisine. The Turkish Cuisine has the extra privilege of being at the cross-roads of the Far-East & the Mediterranean, which mirrors a long & complex history of Turkish migration from the steppes of Central Asia (where they mingled with the Chinese) to Europe (where they exerted influence all the way to Vienna).
The Turkish State of Anatolia is a millennium old & so, naturally, is the Cuisine
Eggplant stuffed with bulgur pilaf (Serves 4)
4 medium eggplant
1 1/2 cup bulgur (uncooked)
1 large onion
1 tbsp olive oil
3 cloves + 3 cardamom seeds, ground
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tbsp ras-el-hanout (Moroccan spices)
2 cups vegetable stock
3 Tbsp toasted pine nuts
3 tbsp sliced olives or raisins (or both)
Fresh mint (or cilantro)
Halve the eggplants & bake them until soft. Scoop the flesh out & dice it.
In a pan on medium heat, sauté the onion in olive oil. Add spices & bulgur & mix well.
Gradually add the vegetable stock and cook until it has been absorbed.
Mix bulgur with pine nuts, olives (or/& raisins), eggplant flesh & chopped mint (or cilantro).
Stuff eggplants shell & put back in the oven until heated through.
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Cascia's has something your average bakery doesn't. Pizza. Subs. Cold cuts. Pickled hot peppers. This busy joint is half bakery, half deli, but it's ALL Italian. Would you like a fresh loaf of bread? A square of just-baked pizza for $2? How about chicken parmiggiano? Well, for a lot of customers I saw in the store, the answer was yes. But the Babe was on a mission to sample the baked goods. And there was a LOT to pick from! Moon cakes, whoopie pies, mocha cake, ricotta cheese cake...
When strung between a cannoli and a cupcake, the Babe picks...both, of course! Cascia's has a nice, light crumb to their cake, and old-fashioned decorations that prompted the big bear of a counter man to say, "You got strong feelings on which color rose you get?" As it happens, I would've been happy with any of them!
Don't forget to try one of their tricked out cookies, either.
I'll go so far as to say that you can't go wrong here. The staff is friendly, the savory food is good & cheap, and the bakery goods have a lot of old-school heart. It's worth making the trek out to Medford just to say you had a $2 slice of old-school pizza.


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Hey kiddos – Yes – it has been a long time since I've posted. Having two book deadlines and a whirlwind tour of Austin, Spartanburg, and Atlanta tends to make this blogger go underground.
So why am I writing you today? Well one, I miss you. I really do. We get each other and that is a beautiful thing…
And two? I am writing a book and would love your help. Well, some of your help….
My next book is THE GET YOURSELF ORGANIZED PROJECT and I am looking for people who have struggled with organization but have made some progress, or who are still struggling (hey, and I fit into both categories, but things are getting MUCH better around here!) and would like to try out some of the projects.
So why is this the Tom Sawyer approach. Well if you remember the book, Tom has to white wash a fence but wants help in doing it, so he tells his friend Ben how much fun it is, and how much he is enjoying it, until Ben BEGS Tom to let him help.
So all I have to say is that writing a book is SO MUCH FUN and I bet you wish you could help me write this book.
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