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Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a bacteriumbacteriumAny of a variety of single-celled micro-organisms that can cause infectious diseases in humans and animals. that grows in the inner lining of the stomach (mucosa). H. pylori causes a common stomach infection. It is also an important cause of stomach cancer and some types of lymphoma of the stomach.
H. pylori infection is common. Generally, rates of H. pylori infection are higher in developing countries than in developed countries. Some Canadians have much higher infection rates, including First Nations communities and immigrants from countries such as Japan, Korea and China, where there is a high incidence of H. pylori infection.
Most people are infected with H. pylori during childhood. H. pylori infection usually lasts for life unless it is treated. Most people infected with H. pylori don't have any symptoms or health problems related to the bacterium. Some people with chronic infection develop symptoms, such as stomach pain, nausea or vomiting. H. pylori can cause chronic inflammation of the inner lining of the stomach (gastritis) and stomach ulcers. About 10%–15% of people with H. pylori infection develop peptic ulcer disease (sores or ulcers in the lining of the stomach or duodenum of the small intestine).
It is not known for sure how H. pylori spreads, but it is thought to spread through contaminated food and water. People may pick up the bacterium from food that has not been washed well or cooked properly. They may also get it from drinking water from an unclean source. It may also be passed from person to person through direct contact with the saliva or stool of an infected person.
Risk factors associated with H. pylori infection include:
H. pylori infection causes certain cancers and other illnesses.
H. pylori infection is a major cause of stomach (gastric) cancer. H. pylori causes chronic gastritis, which is thought to be the first step in the development of stomach cancer. H. pylori infection is a necessary, but not the only, cause of adenocarcinoma, which is the most common type of cancer that occurs in the non-cardia regions of the stomach. The cardia region of the stomach is the small, upper part of the stomach near the esophagus. The non-cardia regions are the remaining parts of the stomach. Adenocarcinoma accounts for up to 95% of all stomach cancers.
Less than 3% of people with H. pylori infection develop stomach cancer.
H. pylori infection is associated with a higher risk of MALT lymphoma of the stomach. This is a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). MALT lymphoma of the stomach accounts for less than 2% of all stomach cancers. Nearly all MALT lymphomas of the stomach are related to H. pylori infection. People infected with H. pylori have a low risk of developing MALT lymphoma (less than 1%).
H. pylori has been linked with other cancers, such as pancreatic and colorectal cancer, but there is not enough evidence to say for sure whether or not it is a risk factor for these cancers.
There is some evidence that H. pylori may also help prevent some childhood diseases, such as asthma. It may also prevent adult diseases, such as esophageal adenocarcinoma. More research is needed to confirm these findings.
Testing for H. pylori can be done using a variety of tools.
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The urea breath test (UBT) is a non-invasive tool used to detect H. pylori infection. It is very good at detecting H. pylori. In Canada, UBT is the preferred non-invasive test for H. plylori infection.
blood test
A blood test (serology) detects specific antibodies to H. pylori, which the immune system develops in response to the bacterium. The blood test shows if someone has been exposed to H. pylori. A positive test indicates an infection is present or the person had an infection in the past.
stool test
Some tests detect H. pylori antigensantigensA foreign substance that stimulates the immune system to produce antibodies against it. in stool. Although stool antigen testing is accurate and easy to do, it is not as good at finding H. pylori as the other tests.
In certain situations, an upper GI endoscopy (gastroscopy) is done to diagnose H. pylori infection. During endoscopy, the doctor takes biopsies of the stomach lining. These samples are used to confirm a diagnosis of H. pylori, detect complications associated with H. pylori infection (such as suspected peptic ulcer) or rule out other health problems.
The Canadian Helicobacter Study Group (CHSG) developed guidelines for the care of Canadians with H. pylori infection, including children and adults. Routine testing for H. pylori is not recommended if an adult or child does not have any symptoms (asymptomatic) and does not have a past history of peptic ulcer disease. Most experts agree that the current evidence does not support widespread testing for and treating H. pylori infection.
However, there is evidence to support testing and treating H. pylori in certain high-risk individuals.
Japan, Korea and Matsu Island in Taiwan continue to have a high incidence of H. pylori infection and gastric cancer. These countries have population-based screening programs to find and treat H. pylori infection.
People infected with H. pylori are usually given a course of triple therapy that lasts 7–14 days.
H. pylori infection usually responds to treatment. Treatment cures H. pylori infection in 80%–90% of people.
There is not enough evidence to support treating children for H. pylori infection to prevent stomach cancer later in life.
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Perhaps the United Fungi will send in peacekeepers.
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Transmission failure was way premature. Little things quit working including left outside mirror vertical control and radio won't work in hot weather. Theft prevention works great. Somewhat smaller than Sable wagon.
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We have had two 2004 SES's. We owned the first one for 5 weeks before we were hit in the rearended by someone doing 50+ MPH and we were stopped. The car saved our life. I think the safety of the Taurus is fantastic. We have had the second one for 3 years. The Duratec engine if fantastic. Wonderful road car, very reliable. Still has original brakes at 80,000 miles, replaced tires at 55,000. No problems with it. 20MPG in town, 25MPG on hwy. We love this car!
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Who cares? Offering emotion work as a 'gift' in the nursing labour process
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DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2648.2000.01516.x
Journal of Advanced Nursing
Volume 32, Issue 3, pages 580–586, September 2000
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Bolton, S. C. (2000), Who cares? Offering emotion work as a 'gift' in the nursing labour process. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 32: 580–586. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2648.2000.01516.x
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Who cares? Offering emotion work as a 'gift' in the nursing labour process
The emotional elements of the nursing labour process are being recognized increasingly. Many commentators stress that nurses''emotional labour' is hard and productive work and should be valued in the same way as physical or technical labour. However, the term 'emotional labour' fails to conceptualize the many occasions when nurses not only work hard on their emotions in order to present the detached face of a professional carer, but also to offer authentic caring behaviour to patients in their care. Using qualitative data collected from a group of gynaecology nurses in an English National Health Service (NHS) Trust hospital, this paper argues that nursing work is emotionally complex and may be better understood by utilizing a combination of Hochschild's concepts: emotion work as a 'gift' in addition to 'emotional labour'. The gynaecology nurses in this study describe their work as 'emotionful' and therefore it could be said that this particular group of nurses represent a distinct example. Nevertheless, though it is impossible to generalize from limited data, the research presented in this paper does highlight the emotional complexity of the nursing labour process, expands the current conceptual analysis, and offers a path for future research. The examination further emphasizes the need to understand and value the motivations behind nurses' emotion work and their wish to maintain caring as a central value in professional nursing.


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More than 400 people attended the 121st AAR Damage Prevention & Freight Claim conference in San Antonio, June 17. The conference brought together railroad, shipper, supplier and other industry professionals for an in-depth look at strategies and tools to ensure safe and damage-free delivery of freight via the North American rail network.
All North American Class I railroads were represented, as well as the Association of American Railroads (AAR), Customs & Border Patrol and shortline railroads. Also attending the conference were numerous railroad customers, vendors and contractors that work with railroads for damage prevention, claims mitigation and derailment response purposes. Informative session topics included rail legislation; new products and innovations; industry expert Q&As; intermodal, open top and boxcar developments; and motor vehicle transportation.
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- Lively and generous, Moët & Chandon Impérial distinguishes itself by a bright fruitiness, a seductive palate and an elegant maturity.
- Its aromas are radiant, revealing bright white-fleshed fruits (apple, pear, white peach), citrus fruits, floral lime blossom and elegant blond notes (brioche and fresh nuts). The palate is richly flavourful and smooth combining generosity and elegance, followed by a delicately fresh crispiness to reveal the magical balance of champagne.
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Founded in Epernay by Claude Moët in 1743, it was his grandson Jean-Remy's pioneering vision to share the magic of his champagne with the world that transformed Moët & Chandon into the world's most celebrated champagne brand. The Moët & Chandon style is distinctive: a bright fruitiness, a seductive palate and an elegant maturity that are the result of the slow, gradual progression from vine to cellar.
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I'm not a typical champagne drinker but when I had a glass of this it made enough of an impression on me to rember it for a long time and to want to buy it for myself. It's fruity, smooth and crisp without being too dry. We were all more than happy with it and we were disappointed that we hadn't bought more of it so that we could have had another glass each.
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Journey into Amazing Caves is a visceral, suspenseful expedition with a new breed of scientists who boldly explore places once thought off-limits to human presence, let alone IMAX cameras. Join Dr. Hazel Barton and Nancy Aulenbach as they travel to unique and forbidding ice caves in Greenland, underwater caves in the Yucatan, terrestrial caves in the Grand Canyon and other spectacular locations. You will wriggle through tiny, twisting passages, swim through flooded underground vaults, drop into gleaming blue labyrinths of ice, and enter a world so extreme the microscopic creatures who live there are called extremophiles. For those compelled to push their limits in the world's most hostile environments, the risk of fatal danger and thrill of new discovery are the everyday factors that make cave exploration such an awe-inspiring experience.
Directed by Stephen Judson (Everest, the Oscar®-nominated short Dolphins) and narrated by Liam Neeson (the voice behind Everest and The Endurance), Journey into Amazing Caves centers around the work of "cavers" Nancy Aulenbach and Dr. Hazel Barton. Aulenbach is a teacher from Georgia, and Barton, a microbiologist from England. During the course of the 38-minute documentary, they travel from Arizona to Greenland to Mexico, exploring remote caves all the way. All are difficult to get to; some can only be reached by rock climbing (the cave in the Grand Canyon), others can only be reached by rappelling down slick sheets of ice (the one in Greenland). As a result, there's something for everyone in this popular IMAX feature, including a dramatic score from the Moody Blues (reworked versions of old hits, plus new songs "Water" and "We Can Fly") and a revealing "making of" documentary featuring interviews with cast and crew. --Kathleen C. Fennessy --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Unfortunately, the reason I don't rate it more than 3 stars is Amazing Caves suffers the common IMAX shortcoming that it has been produced as an all ages, all audiences film ... with a juvenile story, written at the 4th grade level. Too much of this brief 40 minute movie is wasted tending to the silly plot.
One can sit through it once and enjoy it, certainly if you have kids with you, and at a real IMAX theater. Your kids might enjoy watching it more than once, especially younger daughters since the two main characters are women scientists/adventurers. But with kids being so smart and worldly these days, even 6th graders would tire of the simplistic story and narration.
Why can't there be IMAX movies with appeal at a more intelligent level? Everest is a good example of an IMAX movie which does succeed in appealing to all audiences, but isn't written at a juvenile level.
The great caving and nature imagery in Amazing Caves is very frequently interrupted so they can keep tending to their story line of two women on their caving exploration and adventure, always "getting in contact" via a hoaky-looking simulated web video multimedia laptop screen with a small class of kids somewhere. Of course it is simulated and plain silly. There is no live contact with anyone. Probably filmed months apart. Yet they keep returning to this .... story, at least 10 times during the movie. Very annoying. Maybe it will appeal to young kids ...Read more ›
The great soundtrack by the Moody Blues is not readily apparent and is played down except at the end and beginning. The narration is sometimes annoying and juvenile, providing information that teenagers might find interesting. I expected more cave shots and not science lessons.
However, this is a great film and includes a "behind the scenes" story that is every bit as interesting as the main movie. The soundtrack in itself if better as a separate CD.
The photography is super, I like the behind the scenes part as much as the movie, so you are getting two shows for the price of one. If something happened to my DVD of "Journey Into Amazing Caves", I would have to go out and buy another for my DVD library, I like it that much.
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1) the film run time is to short (38 minutes)so if you're talking about underwater, dry and ice caves you will end up being short of time and leave the public wanting more. i ended up with the sensation of sex without any orgasm, frustated. if the producers idea was to show how "cool and macho" these beautiful places are there was no need to waste the talent and voice of Liam Nelson they just had had to send us a powerpont slide show and we would ended up with the same conclusion. but if the producers idea was to explain the importance of these places to the ecosistem and their beautiful fragility let me tell you that more imax film cans were necessary.
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"Thoughtful and passionate."
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"With vivid personal anecdote, Orbinski chronicles the struggle around humanitarian intervention in one hotspot after another across the planet. In a narrative of grace and power, he displays the intense components of his remarkable life: integrity, compassion and principle. He is undaunted in the face of the worst the world has to offer. He is determined to salve the wounds of humankind. He is a truly committed man, mind and soul throbbing with incandescent decency."
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I've heard Orbinski speak a couple of times, including at the Hope in the Balance forum last November. His talks provoke the idea of thoughts and a world view constantly evolving. This makes him especially human, despite his almost super-human committment to justice and health. One of his strongest messages is the world's need to create what he calls "humanitarian space," unobstructed by politics and military. Orbinski's experiences in Somalia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and elsewhere have made clear the problems of military co-option of humanitarian action. The classic example is the dropping of both bombs and food packets within Afghanistan; in several cases children have confused the two and were harmed rather than fed.
Orbinski's book is part memoir, part call to action. He takes the reader through some of the most devastating humanitarian disasters of the past 20-odd years, from the Rwandan Genocide to New York on September 11, 2001, when Orbinski worked in triage at Ground Zero. It struck me that on several occasions Orbinski has had a relationship with the countries he visits beyond their experience of humanitarian emergency, allowing him to describe the harsh differences between the time of acute crisis and normal daily life.Read more ›
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Throughout Dr. Obrinski delves into the global political milieu, it's affect on humanitarian actions and MSF's responses which often forge a new and timely direction for NGOs. It is a useful addition to the book but is done from a typically Canadian left wing position resulting in a rather one-sided perspective. For example, he dismisses all of Bush's (the second) actions following 9/11 with scant thought or understanding.Read more ›
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Lots of really interesting stories. He transports you to Africa and lets you walk in his shoes through some of the most difficult situations you could imagine as a humanitarian. Read morePublished on Dec 29 2011 by Jack
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Three or four months after I arrived at the Gazette in May 2009, a friend asked if I had started working on Sharing at Christmas yet.
"What's that?" I asked.
"Oh, you'll see," she said, with a laugh.
As I arrived home Friday night, with aching feet and back, I remembered that conversation.
Friday was the day that volunteers fanned out across the county, delivering food and toys to help make the holidays brighter for many families in need. It's a process that has gone on in Union County for 36 years.
It's a reminder to me that as many of us (mainly me) complain about our petty concerns, there are at east 250 of our neighbors who have to worry about where their next meal is coming from. Then there's the burden of trying to get a little Christmas into the house for the children.
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On Tuesday of Sharing-at-Christmas week, the work begins at the National Guard Armory as 250 large corrugated boxes are taped up and set out in rows on the concrete floor.
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"Like all the volunteers, just a good feeling about helping out in the community," I said.
But it's more than that. It gives me a good feeling about the community, that it's more than a place to live. It's a place full of people who care about those less fortunate than themselves, people who are willing to share their money and time to make Christmas a little less bleak for their neighbors. Thank you, Union County, for caring and sharing at Christmas.
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- Full of varied set-pieces and bags of longevity
- Graphics are brilliant, let down by some muddy textures and poorly-detailed NPCs
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Incredible one moment, lacklustre the next – Resident Evil 6 is a game that suffers from identity crisis.
At times, the game heeds to what fans of the series want – pitting you against the undead in deeply scary situations packed with nerve-shredding tension.
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Aspiring food artiste Jeremy Papier, in Timothy Taylor's debut novel, Stanley Park, attempts to juggle the finances of his fledgling eatery, The Monkey's Paw, and his conflicted feelings about his attractive sous-chef. Meanwhile, on the other side of downtown Vancouver, his anthropologist father camps out in Stanley Park to study a group of homeless men. Impending financial ruin drives Jeremy into the clutches of an evil coffee magnate while his father delves deeper into the indigent lifestyle, probing the mystery of two dead children once found in the park as well as his failed marriage to Jeremy's mother. A tragicomic denouement takes the characters back to their human roots as hunter-gatherers in the 21st century.
The big idea in Stanley Park is that global corporate culture threatens the local connections that sustain us. Only the outcasts in Stanley Park retain these connections, and one of them imparts to Jeremy the secret of trapping a swan: "'Stinky box does it,' Caruzo informed, scratching himself. 'Stinky box is all.'" He retrieves a discarded hot dog shipping box and explains the technique: "'I distract him.' Caruzo said. 'You kill him. Distract. Kill.'" Though our hero cannot bring himself to dispatch the bird, he understands the basic link with nature. Stanley Park isn't Crime and Punishment and doesn't pretend to be, even if the vocabulary is sometimes a little pretentious. Taylor, who won the 2000 Journey Prize for his short fiction, tells a good story, creating plausible characters for this coming-of-age narrative and making a good start to a novelistic career. --Robyn Gillam --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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What's local in a world that is becoming one global monoculture? That's the question confronting Jeremy Papier, the Vancouver chef at the center of Taylor's comic debut novel. Jeremy divides chefs into two types: the transnational Crips, who mix, say, Chilean farm-bred salmon and kimchi, without compunction; and Bloods, who are purists, stubbornly local in their food choices. Along with his friend Jules Capelli, another Blood, Jeremy runs the Monkey's Paw Bistro, making meals from mostly local ingredients for local foodies. Storm clouds lie on the horizon, however. Jeremy is deep in debt. To get by, he scams some $2,000 with the aid of Benny, a customer-turned-girlfriend. The scam backfires, and Jeremy has to turn to Dante Beale, an old family friend and the owner of a national chain of coffee houses, for money. Dante redesigns the bistro, turning it into a potential Crip palace. Jules is fired. Jeremy, under contract, remains. Turning for solace to his father, an anthropologist whose major project is living with the homeless in Stanley Park, Jeremy is reluctantly drawn into his father's work and the investigation of a decades-old mystery involving two children killed in the park. Along the way, he becomes fascinated by cooking for the homeless, and the joys of preparing squirrel, raccoon and starlings carry him into a glorious prank, which he plays at the opening of Beale's redesigned bistro. Taylor has written a sort of cook's version of the anti-WTO protests, striking a heartfelt and entertaining blow against conformity.
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The bulk of Taylor's first effort is assured, rich, with touches of flair you should expect from a rookie. He is, as I am wont to say, a writer's writer through about 80% of the book. You know you're in the hands of someone who sets his heights high, and for the most part, attains these altitudes. Indeed, it's a joy to be along for the journey.
However, at several points, he goes entirely off the rails, or, to maintain the culinary theme, mixes up his courses, gets distracted with ingredients he probably should have left on the shelf, and serves up something tepid.
I was not satisfied with how he intertwined the narrative threads. I didn't like the elements that were left unresolved. And mostly, I thought the pronounced style change at the novel's conclusion was...well...tepid.
I've given it such a high mark mostly because I appreciated his verve, his deft touch, and the fact that he made me want to consume what he had been concocting.
This is a far better book than his sophomore effort, and makes me look forward all the more to his third publication.
Can I have the cheque, please...?
Young Jeremy Papier the aspiring chef and his father the "participatory anthropologist" serve as sure and steady guides into how the globalizing tendencies in economic spheres are reaching down into locales of place, people, and heritage and creating opportunities for enormous wealth for some and spectacular (as in spectacle) new consumption habits in local spaces for corporations like Dante's Inferno International (read: Starbucks?) to suck up local capital in exchange for homogenized products like overpriced coffee, second-rate pastry, and branded ambience. Simultaneously, it generates an international "fooderati" that chases after the next "new" things to tantalize their taste buds through advertising slogans and aesthetically termed food dishes that define and socially construct what they think they are eating.Read more ›
He's thrown in an unsolved murder of two young children for good measure, and made only the slightest attempt to tie it all together.
There are good scenes, it's about food (though the foodie stuff didn't ring very true to me, it did to a chef friend of mine, so there you have it), it's about bucking the establishment, it's about compassion.
But it's also about nothing, and so it took me a long time to read it because I never really got into it, and didn't really enjoy it. So yes.
If you are one of those who can let yor mind meander through the pages of a novel, then this is a novel for you.
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The book is definitely used and in fair to above fair in terms of condition. It is a good story, though, and I have read it some years ago and enjoyed it.Published on Dec 13 2013 by shelley gorman
Stanley Park has gotten a great deal of praise for it's social relevance and writing. I'm not going to add to that. Read morePublished on Sept. 8 2009 by David Johnston
Being from Vancouver, this book was great just to be able to read a novel set in the city I grew up. It was entertaining and a little surprising sometimes. Read morePublished on Feb. 12 2009 by Keep it simple
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About me, I am a pretty shy, introverted person, so I won't be the center of attention at the table. This sometimes bugs certain people because they worry about whether I'm having a good time. Believe me! I am! I like listening and laughing to people's jokes. If you spend some time getting to know me, I'm actually a very honest, open person!
I'd like to make long-lasting friendships. Acquaintances and/or passing friendships are sort of a waste of time for me. I want to be invested in a person, and I want that person to be invested in me.
I'm not much of a partier; but I do like to go to an occasional rave or club. I am not a big drinker; I will drink socially but as a 5 foot Asian girl, don't expect me to drink too much. I'm tiny. And yes. I have the accursed Asian Glow.
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Ms. Marvel
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I basically almost like anything except for Country, Rap, Justin Beiber and the whiny voice of Adam Levine
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About the Author
Roger W. Haines, P.E., a distinguished 50-year member of ASHRAE, is widely recognized as one of the foremost authorities in the field of HVAC engineering. He is the author of Roger Haines on HVAC Controls and is a frequent contributor to HPAC Engineering magazine.
Michael E. Myers, P.E., LEED AP, has been an HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection consulting engineer for 30 years. A member of ASHRAE, an ASHRAE Region XII Chair, and an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer for Smoke Management Systems Design, he is currently a Senior Mechanical Engineer with JALRW Engineering Group, Inc., in Ft. Myers, Florida.