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We have four days in Istanbul. Sunday afternoon, all day Monday, all day Tuesday and most of the day on Wednesday. Not sure how to organize our visit. Looking at the tours and most seem to repeat the same places....cruising the Golden Horn, the Hagia Sofia, etc. Putting this trip together at the last minute and need some suggestions. Any suggestions are most appreciated. Favorite attractions, cultural experiences, culinary musts, walks, favorite guides. Thank you in advance.
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Wow, quiet morning on the board! We just got back from a trip to Istanbul - we had been before. Our favorite sight was definately the Topkapi Palace, esp. the harem for which you pay extra. You need maybe 3 to 4 hours to explore this complex. We also really liked the Cistern - this does not take long at all but is pretty unique.
I had looked forward for years to seeing the Aya Sophia but was a bit disappointed - not sure why. We also went to the Chora Church, and again, if you have seen other mosaics, we were a bit let down.
Istanbul is very hectic and crowded and partly for this reason we did a HOHO day - I don't usually like this option for sightseeing but it was nice to get an overview of the city above the crowds. We did a short Bosphorus cruise - it was also a great way to see the city.
We stayed at Hotel Neorion - loved it - we used their facility for a haman experience - loved that! There are quite a few public ones too - I'd really urge you to do that, again a pretty unique, cultural experience.
Rick Steves has a guide to Istanbul - has several walks, one of which is a back streets walks around the Grand Bazar / Spice Market area. Altho it was super crowded (I don't care much for crowds, can you tell?) it was amazing. All the little shops selling everything you can possibly imagine.
Istanbul is a fascinating city but very chaotic. There is a walking tour - Istanbul Eats, I think that would probably be great but we thought it was too pricey. We ate several times at modest little places near the Spice Market - delicious, esp. the lamb. Enjoy your trip! and hopefully some others will chime in with their likes and dislikes. -
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One of my favorite places in Istanbul was the Topkapi Palace. For a slightly higher admission fee, you can access the harem rooms and the Garden of the Favorites with a guide. I spent several days in the Grand Bazaar and the vicinity, and loved that part of town.
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We spent 3 full days in Istanbul, and barely scratched the surface. We loved it all and hope to go back someday. I don't think you need a tour to see the city, it is very walkable, fairly compact, and the people extremely friendly.
Here is how we filled the 3 days – and they were really full:
Day 1: Topkapi Palace in the morning (start early, 9am) and be out by 1pm, this way you avoid the big tour buses. Lunch, then Aya Sofia, the Blue Mosque and Basilica Cistern. We were blown away by Aya Sofia, with its layers of history, and liked it more for that reason than the Blue Mosque.
Day 2: Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar, Yeni Cami, Suleymaniye Mosque, Rustem Pasa.
Day 3: Dolmabahce Palace, Galata Bridge and Chora Church. We thought the CC mozaics were amazing.
At least another day for a harbor cruise would have been great. We stayed in Sultanahmet and walked everywhere on day 1 and 2, used trams on day 3. We did not find it chaotic at all (maybe because we were there in early October?), just full of life and energy, and we'll go back. Have a great trip! -
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Did anyone use any tour guides? What hotels did you use?
Looking for something with a rooftop garden or just a charming garden for that matter?
Thanks for your input.
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We used Backpackers for tours(not a backpacking experience by any means)..We did 3, 1/2 day tours and loved the quide..Deliete (sp?)and she was a delight..We stayed at Tashkonak and looked at the newer one across the street,,Almina Hotel..which was pretty awesome for the price at that time (2 yrs ago). Don't know what the rates are now. Almina had a lovely roof garden..Tashkonak had a peaceful garden and roof breakfast patio,,Both were in Sultanamet..TK gavr a discpount for cash and arranged a pick upo and drop off for the airport. IST is a great experience..
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Only place I used a guide was Topkapi. There are licensed guides near the entrance who put together groups of travelers based on common language. Added bonus is the licensed guides have access to expedited ticket lines, reducing the wait. Do go in the morning, do visit the harem and do allow a few hours to do it all.
Other Istanbul sights are easily done on your own using a decent guide book / downloaded info. One of the best sites I have found is www.turkeytravelplanner.com
On Sunday, a nice relaxing place to visit is Ortaköy with its waterfront cluster of cafes and shops.
The Aya Sofia, Blue Mosque, Cistern and Hippodrome are quite close to each other and easy to cover at a leisurely pace in half a day.
Dolmabahçe Palace is a great visit, but is closed Mondays so plan accordingly.
The Grand Bazaar is more or less a tourist must see but quite honestly once you have seen a row or two you've pretty much seen it all. The Spice Market is smaller but much more interesting, IMO. I loved meandering from the GB to the SM, passing all sorts of shops and stalls selling what seemed like everything in the universe. After the SM your location allows to easily visit the New Mosque (despite the name, built in the 1600's) then the Galata bridge area. -
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We arrive at the Ataturk airport about 12:30am in the morning. Our hotel will send their car to pick us up for 30EUR for the two of us. Would we be better off just hailing a taxi? Would there be taxis at that time in the morning?
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I don't think 30E is a bad price - I'd go for that - some hotels give you free airport transport (usually one direction) if you book a 3 night stay. We arrived mid-day - it was chaos, maybe evening would be quieter but I still think it would be a good idea to have transport lined up.
We really liked Hotel Neorion - it had a lovely rooftop terrace overlooking the Bosphorus and it had a very nice free mezze buffet every afternoon (and free airport pick up if you stayed 3 nights or more) -
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There are taxis at both istanbul airports all hours. the cost to Sultanahmet is about 50TL plus tip (possibly 3-5TL)
This means that the taxi will cost you almost exactly 20 Euros.
You will also be surprised to see how busy the city will be at that time. -
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Anyone have any suggestions for an reasonably priced dinner at
scenic outdoor restaurant maybe overlooking the water or the city?
How big are the portions in Turkey? Is sharing allowed at restaurants? Any other dining tips.....Keep reading how everyone drinks raki, can't image that I will like it. How available is wine and beer with dinner? Welcome any and all suggestions dining or otherwise.
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We dined at Imbat - great view - food was good, view was better, probably need a reservation. High end restuarants will have beer and wine - budget places esp. in Sultanahmet - probably not. Portions were not US, need a doggy bag size. I think we usually got maybe 2 appetizers / 1 entree or maybe 1 app. 2 entrees. We usually stopped for baklava on the way home - YUM
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It is difficult to find a reasonably priced scenic outdoor restaurant close to the center in Istanbul.
I also do not know what figure you would find reasinable.
Try Assk Cafe at Kurucesme, past Ortakoy. This is a very popular cafe with decent food ranging from $8 to $20 per plate, with a bottle of cheaper but good wine at about $40.
Next to it is the Italian Restaurant Mia Mensa, with the same view but upscale seating and service. Prices are about 50% higher.
There are quite a few rather expensive fish restaurants in the same area, some on the sea coast, Park Fora, Mavi Balik and a couple in the Supper clubs Sortie and Reina and one on the other side of the roadon the slope and with a decent view, called Kydonia. We ate at Kydonia and could manage for about $125 for two by having enough meze (starters) but only one main fish plate. Similar fare at Park fora or Mavi would have been $150-200 or maybe even more. The restaurants in the supper clubs Sortie and Reina will usually charge about $100/person including drinks and you can probably negotiate for a fixed set meal. they are fun and great for people watching if you eat after 9 PM and stay till midnight or later
When you go to the fish restaurants, they will start bringing the meze and laying it on the table without asking you sometimes. Do not be embarrassed by asking what everything is and then telling him to remove any and all that you do not want. Later they will bring warm sraters to just place on your plate. So, again, tell them what you wish of the warm starters if any and do not let them force feed you. Finally, if they do, then do not order a fish or any other main plate, since you would be full already.
Raki is cheaper because you dilute it add ice and drink it slowly on as you eat like you would drink wine. A 20 cc bottle of raki is ample for two and would be equivalent to a bottle of wine or even more in terms of alcohol content. However, if you are not partial to aniseed, you should forget it.
You cannot go wrong with the low to medium range Doluca brand wines like DLC, Antik or Kav. Try the Turkish Kalecik Karasi or Okuzgozu grapes which are both smooth with the former more tanini and the latter more fruity. For whites try Narince or Emir grapes. Our Rosees are also decent.
To answer another of your questions :
the portions are usually small, definitely a fraction of what you would get in the United States.
starters are usually tiny. You can get a large or a normal side salad. Try the Gavurdag salad of tomatoes-onions-parsley-walnuts-pomegranate sours (usually only at kebab restaurants)
A reasonably priced and good restaurant is "Sunanin Yeri", on the Asian side of the Bosphorus, at Kandilli, across from the lit up Rumeli fortress.
Take a regular municipality ferry to Uskudar fro Eminonu and a bus or taxi to Kandilli. (taxi may cost about 30TL)
The restaurant is on the coast at the traffic lights at Kandilli. Ask for Istavrit, the small horse mackerel that they fry to perfection. Follow my instructions on how to eat it on my eating fish post from a few years back.
When you get back, you may have to take a smaller motorboat to Kabatas and a tram from there to Sultanahmet. -
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Thank you thank you...what truly helpful information.
Are we taking a motor boat back because it would be fun or have the buses had stopped running later in the evening?
Seeing that we do not speak Turkish, will we be able to ask for directions if we get lost along the way
At the restaurants, do we pay in cash with Turkish Lira, Euro or can we put our bill on our credit card? -
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You should take the bus or taxi to uskudar from Kandilli first.
Then, you will be taking a motor boat rather than a ferry because the regular ferry from Uskudar to Eminonu may have stopped running.
And, I think the motor boat, which is like a small ferry, and runs next to the ferry landing, using istanbul card or the standard ferry tokens, just crosses the Bosphorus to Kabatas which is the end of the tram line.
this return is simple on a week night and with heavy traffic on weekends. -
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Another question, we have an Istanbul greeter meeting us our first day. getting us familiar with the city and its people. Does anyone have any idea what tip might be appropriate?
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It's only fitting that in the year its greatest master craftsman will dive head-first into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the stolen base is making some noise.
Rickey Henderson's all-time records for a single season (130) and a career (1,406) may remain unapproachable for another generation or two, but the steal may be regaining some momentum lost in recent years, if the early 2009 returns suggest anything.
The headlines thus far have been about the extremes, the rarities: Red Sox speedster Jacoby Ellsbury's steal of home, and Carl Crawford's record-tying six steals for the Rays on Sunday, coming on the heels of Dexter Fowler's rookie-record five-steal outburst for the Rockies just days earlier.
Amazing feats all, but the subtext may be even more compelling: Stealing is hot again, and looking more popular than it has been in years.
Rays manager Joe Maddon enjoys stealing. It's just as simple as that.
And he's among those who'd welcome a resurgence, if indeed this is one.
"I think part of it is because the home run has gone away a little bit," said Maddon, whose defending American League champions lead the Majors with 41 steals through Monday. "I also believe that other teams are understanding [that] it's not just about the stolen base. It's about the thought, the mind-set that you put the pressure on the other team -- pitching- and catching-wise -- and just in general."
Added Crawford, who leads the Majors with 18 steals after his gaudy outburst: "I think the game is going back to small ball, manufacturing runs as best as you can. And speed is a good way to do that."
With the Rays leading the way, the very early numbers indicate that in the AL, use of the stolen base is outpacing last year.
Through Sunday's games, there were 341 attempts in the 172 contests played in the AL, an average of 1.98 attempts per game played between two teams. Over the course of the 2008 season, that rate was 1.59, meaning that this year's rate -- early as it may be -- is nearly 25 percent higher.
Just as impressive, and perhaps going hand in hand, the success rate in the AL thus far is outstanding -- 76.2 percent through Sunday. By comparison, the last time the AL as a whole finished with a success rate that high was in the 1950s.
Granted, this isn't an early trend shared by the Senior Circuit. The National League is actually holding almost exactly to the 2008 pace, at 1.58 steals per contest, and the success rate isn't nearly as high, at 69.2 percent.
But put it all together, and the steal is surging early in 2009.
What does this stolen glance at the early numbers mean? Is the AL showing a true shift to more thefts?
As Joe Sheehan of Baseball Prospectus warns, it is a little early to tell. One month of data might not hold up over six months, although he noted that with stolen bases being "elective," such a pace is somewhat more predictable than homers, for instance.
"I can say that as efficiency rises, attempts should as well, and if the league is stealing at 76.2 [percent], then they should be running a lot," Sheehan, a senior writer for Baseball Prospectus, a think tank for statistical analysis, wrote in response to an e-mail query.
Efficiency has been at the crux of the discussion in recent years about stolen bases. To many in the field of statistical analysis, a success rate of about 75 percent is the "break even" point for steals being worth the risk of an out, especially in a high-power environment when extra-base hits are more frequently available to drive runners in from first.
But that doesn't mean Sheehan and others who study the numbers don't like basestealers or the stolen base.
"Stat-heads love high-percentage basestealers. Love 'em," he said.
So everybody can agree with this much: Successful steals are a good thing.
But, as Maddon contends, not everybody needs to be safe in order for stealing -- or even the threat to steal -- to have its effect.
"I know Sabrmetrics and all this stuff in regard to how ineffective base stealing actually is," he said. "I disagree, because I don't think you can absolutely evaluate the importance of it just based on whether it's successful or not. It's about the mind-set. It's about what you do to the other team.
"It's about the better pitch that you get for a hitter in a specific moment. It's about the pressure on the defense. It's about the error you create, it's about the extra base you take. There are so many other ways to look at it. It was really generalized in one little bucket way too easily that I never really agreed with that component of the numerical world."
Sheehan said in a recent Web chat that the mind-set argument "focuses on nebulous positives and ignores the quantifiable negative effects of stealing on batters' performances."
But that doesn't mean the stolen base is statistic non grata in his eyes.
"The perceived stat-head position ['stat guys don't like stolen bases'] is a distortion," Sheehan said. "As with all things, stat-heads want to consider both the benefit and the cost, and caught-stealings are incredibly expensive, so much so that you have to steal three bases, more or less, to make up for one of them."
Whether the numbers are showing a trend toward more attempts in 2009 remains to be seen. But the usual suspects -- and a few new ones -- will be doing their part.
Though the steal has trended down over the last 10 years or so, the Angels are one club that has made theft part of its business plan for years, finishing first or second in steals in the AL the last five seasons. This year their leader is a 35-year-old outfielder who has a pretty good rap sheet of theft but is already halfway to his season total of a year ago: Bobby Abreu.
"I've always liked the way they play here," said Abreu, who has 11 steals in as many attempts and is well on his way toward eclipsing his career high of 40, set in 2004. "They want you to run, and that's the way I've always played the game. If I see an opening, I'm going to take it."
Said Chone Figgins, second on the team with nine steals: "Bobby fits right in with what we do here, the way we play the game. He's smart and aggressive."
That's pretty much the attitude the Rays take on the field, as well. Maddon, a longtime Angels hand before becoming manager in Tampa Bay in 2007, says it's all part of having a balanced attack. No doubt, having the right people helps.
Said Crawford: "We've got guys who can run. Me, B.J. [Upton], [Jason] Bartlett, [Akinori Iwamura] has even tried to steal bases, every now and then you'll get [Carlos] Pena and [Evan Longoria] who will try to steal a base. But for the most part, we're aggressive on the basepaths. That's our philosophy here."
To first-year manager Don Wakamatsu of the Mariners, the steal is a tool he plans to use. He says his style is to "run when it's available," and that could include, say, Russell Branyan in a certain situation, not just Ichiro or Endy Chavez.
"Once you start running, other teams begin to notice," Wakamatsu said. "I would like to say we are getting like Tampa Bay, but we don't have the same physicality. We will make some mistakes on the bases, but we want them to take chances to see what they can do."
Now, 30 years after a 20-year-old from hometown Oakland Tech stole his first base for the A's en route to Cooperstown, perhaps there is a shift of attention back to what put Rickey on the map: the steal.
One sign of a resurgence is that there are young players who look at it as an important part of their portfolio, who have the attitude of a thief.
"I'm a base-stealer," Fowler, 23, says with a smile, "Or I'd like to think I'm a work in progress."
"If teams give me the opportunity to run, I'll run," Ellsbury, 25, said.
Another speedster, Pirates left fielder Nyjer Morgan, had 234 steals in six seasons in the Minors but hasn't found that pace yet in the Majors. But he certainly sees a future filled with baseball larceny, and hopes to contribute to it.
"I definitely think the speed game is going to come back without all the home runs being hit as much anymore -- unless you're in Yankee Stadium," Morgan said. "Definitely, the speed game is going to have a big place in the future."
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Through Sunday's action, American League basestealers have made more stolen base attempts than any season since 2001. | |||||
Year | Games | SB | Attempts | Attempts/Game | Success rate |
2009 | 172 | 260 | 361 | 1.98 | 76 |
2008 | 1134 | 1317 | 1805 | 1.59 | 73 |
2007 | 1134 | 1354 | 1850 | 1.63 | 73 |
2006 | 1134 | 1252 | 1752 | 1.55 | 71 |
2005 | 1134 | 1216 | 1725 | 1.52 | 70 |
2004 | 1133 | 1253 | 1826 | 1.61 | 69 |
2003 | 1135 | 1279 | 1826 | 1.61 | 70 |
2002 | 1132 | 1236 | 1815 | 1.6 | 68 |
2001 | 1133 | 1647 | 2320 | 2.05 | 71 |
2000 | 1131 | 1297 | 1884 | 1.67 | 69 |
1999 | 1131 | 1462 | 2151 | 1.9 | 68 |
1989 | 1133 | 1587 | 2313 | 2.04 | 69 |
1979 | 1128 | 1497 | 2328 | 2.06 | 64 |
1969 | 971 | 1033 | 1603 | 1.65 | 64 |
2009 stats through Sunday's action |
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com. Jenifer Langosch, Lyle Spencer, Jim Street, Alden Gonzalez and Rhett Bollinger contributed to this story. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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In an effort to decrease energy usage, the United States is phasing out incandescent light bulbs, leaving multifamily owners and developers with just two viable lighting options—compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and light emitting diode (LED) lights.
While CFLs have received a lot of attention, LEDs have remained somewhat in the dark. Yet LED lighting, also known as solid-state lighting, is just as energy-efficient, tolerates temperature variances and turbulence, and, unlike CFLs, contains no hazardous materials such as mercury. A 7-watt LED light bulb, for instance, can replace a 75-watt incandescent bulb. What's more, LEDs last 20 times longer than incandescent bulbs and up to six times longer than CFLs. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that energy consumption for lighting can be reduced by more than 20 percent by 2020 through the use of solid-state, LED-based lighting.
LED lights have a variety of applications in the multifamily setting, says Michael Gouel, a sales manager with LAMPS PLUS Professionals, a Chatsworth, Calif.-based retailer that recently launched a new lighting design and specification services program catering to the multifamily audience. He says multifamily operators often use LED lighting for common spaces and hallways, as well as parking structures. LEDs also are appropriate for interior use, including can lighting and architectural accent lighting.
In Chicago, for example, LED lights are brightening the Residences at River Bend (pictured here), developed by New York-based Lehman Bros. The high-rise along the Chicago River features one horizontal line made of blue Plexineon LED lights from iLight Technologies, a Chicago-based manufacturer and distributor of LED lights.
"LED lighting, with its minimal energy footprint and lamp longevity, not only decreases energy consumption but can also dramatically impact maintenance costs," Gouel says. "As LED technology continues to improve, we will see it used more frequently for apartment buildings and other multifamily projects." —Jennifer Popovec
1. Night Light: Designed specifically for street and parking applications, the EverGEN 1520 solar-powered LED lights from Carmanah Technologies provide bright, uniform illumination without trenching, cabling, or grid access. Featuring the LEDway lighting fixture by BetaLED, the lights require no scheduled maintenance for up to five years. For more information, call Carmanah Technologies Corp. at 877-722-8877 or visit www.carmanah.com.
2. Wide View: Guth Lighting's SUNDOWNER LED family of wall pack luminaires is built with LUXEON Rebel LEDs from Philips Lumileds Lighting Co. The luminaires offer an 18-year lifetime and 80 percent energy savings, along with a new LED-enabled design that provides a wider illumination field than any previous fixture offered by the company. The lights can be used for indoor walkways, parking structures, and doorways. For more information, call Guth Lighting at 888-589-3662 or visit www.guth.com.
3. Two for One: From National Geographic's Preserve Our Planet collection, the LAMPS PLUS Solaris outdoor light features both a solar-powered LED option and a hardwired fluorescent light. The solar LED component provides soft lighting for ambiance and security with no energy usage. When additional light is needed, the included fluorescent lamp can be turned on from a wall switch. For more information, call LAMPS PLUS Professionals at 800-304-8120 or visit www.LampsPlus.com/Pros.
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If a certain banner advertising venture costs $5 CPM, then your ad will be displayed 1000 times for every $5 you drop on it.
Why it's CPM I may never know, it probably comes from the Roman Numeral M which means 1000. However, why this is the standard boggles my mind, I would think they'd use something more mainstream like Thousand or even Kilo (and yes I know that Kilobyte != 1000. shut up, you nerd.).
WPM: Words Per Minute CPM: Characters Per Minute
CPM is a convention used in measuring typing speed. Usually, CPM is raw characters per minute, and WPM (Words Per Minute) is derived by dividing your CPM value by the average length of the word in your test (usually 4-6).
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Well Platform Nation, the day has come and the presents have been opened now (in most places around the globe). As gaming fanatics one assumes our stockings or trees have been lined with some video game treats. I for one received some smashing copies of Gears of War 2 and Call of Duty: World at War, marking 2009 as my FPS haven to be.
Did any of you happen to receive something you were craving for? Or perhaps you just enjoyed a day off work, spending time with your friends or family?
2009 will be bringing some excellent Platform Nation gaming nights, from Left 4 Dead to Call of Duty, and maybe even some oldies like Vegas 2 or Halo 3 that are still going strong. Expect us to grow as a community, and as a place for gaming reviews and news as we move into the new year and beyond.
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Patricia M Oliver is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Specialist in Charlotte, North Carolina. She graduated with honors in 2001. Having more than 16 years of diverse experiences, especially in CERTIFIED REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST, Patricia M Oliver affiliates with many hospitals including Carolinas Healthcare System Union, Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center, and cooperates with other doctors and specialists in many medical groups including The Presbyterian Hospital, The Charlotte Mecklenburg Hospital Authority. Call Patricia M Oliver on phone number (704) 384-4239 for more information and advises or to book an appointment.
Doctor Profile
Full Name | Patricia M Oliver |
Gender | Female |
Experience | 16+ years of diverse experiences |
Sole Proprietor | No - She does not own any un-incorporated business by herself. |
Accepts Medicare Assignment | She does accept the payment amount Medicare approves and not to bill you for more than the Medicare deductible and coinsurance. |
Medical Specialities
- Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Education & Training
- Patricia M Oliver attended to a university and then graduated in 2001
NPPES Information
- Enumeration Date: May 10th, 2006
- Last Update Date: Aug 19th, 2007
Quality Reporting
Participated programs include- Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS).
Medical Licenses
Patricia M Oliver has been primarily specialised is Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for over 16 years.
Specialization | License Number | Issued State |
Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing Providers / Nurse Anesthetist, Certified Registered | 052491 | North Carolina |
Affiliated Hospitals
Hospital Name | Hospital Type | Hospital Ownership | Location |
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center | Acute Care Hospitals | Voluntary non-profit - Private | Charlotte, North Carolina |
Carolinas Healthcare System Union | Acute Care Hospitals | Government - Hospital District or Authority | Monroe, North Carolina |
Medical Group Practice
Organization | Members |
The Presbyterian Hospital | 142 |
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Hospital Authority | 472 |
Practice Location
Charlotte, North Carolina 28204
Phone: (704) 384-4239
Fax: (704) 384-5636
Office Hours:
- Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES) have joined forces to host the 16th International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES16), to be held in Los Angeles, California from October 23-25, 2014.
The Society of Women Engineers is a network of women engineers and engineering students that spans the globe. Today's industry leaders and tomorrow's engineering innovators come together and during WE14, SWE is honored to welcome members of the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES) for ICWES16. Now celebrating 50 years since the first occasion that SWE hosted ICWES, this exclusive partnership invites collaboration between engineers and scientists. This year's host city LA will attract a truely global audience. WE14 will host ICWES16, the 16th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists. Now celebrating 50 years since the first ICWES, organized by SWE, WE14 + ICWES16 welcomes engineers and scientists from around the globe. Attendees from both organizations will discover the latest in technology while building their professional networks and contemplating the next steps in their careers.
This annual conference brings together leaders, businesses, organizations, universities and professionals in the industry for a global exchange for change. Members from every facet of engineering and science will converge to swap strategies, share educational insights and meet likeminded individuals. SWE is a powerful force for diversity in the workplace, pushing to provide a voice and a place for women in engineering, values echoed by INWES.
More than 7,000 attendees from across the globe will join in a threeday educational celebration of all things engineering and science. There's something for everyone at every stage of their careers, from seasoned professionals to recent grads.
In 2014 where will you have world-class access to top engineering and technology talent? In the world-class city of Los Angeles. WE14, the Society of Women Engineers' annual conference and Career Fair in 2014, is heading west to L.A.
Known around the globe as a place of excitement and dreams, L.A. will not disappoint. Women in engineering and technology, from all points on the career spectrum, will come to L.A. to follow their own dreams. And you can be there as a Career Fair exhibitor, conference sponsor or presenter to help their dreams come true - while you make your hiring and retention goals come true, too.
L.A. will also attract a global audience. WE14 will host ICWES16, the 16th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists. WE14 + ICWES16 will celebrate 50 years since the first ICWES (which was organized by SWE) and will welcome engineers and scientists from around the globe.
A global city. A global audience. A global opportunity for your organization to grow when you find new talent and new ways to retain current employees. WE14 will provide a global exchange for change. Set aside October 23-25, 2014 for WE14 - you will not be disappointed.
About International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists:
INWES is a global network of organizations of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), reaching over 60 countries worldwide. INWES is a not-for-profit corporation governed by a Board of Directors consisting of Directors representing organization, corporate, University/Institute, and individual memberships.
About Society of Women Engineers:
For more than six decades, SWE has given women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering industry. Our organization is centered around a passion for our members' success and continues to evolve with the challenges and opportunities reflected in today's exciting engineering and technology specialties.
ICWES is held every three years.
Contact the event managers listed below for more information about how you can participate at the WE14 & ICWES16 - Society of Women Engineers & International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists.
Event Details
Conference/Event Dates: | 10/23/2014 - 10/25/2014 |
Expo/Exhibit Dates: | 10/23/2014 - 10/24/2014 |
Classification: | B2B |
Primary Industry: | Engineering |
Other Industries: | Associations: Trade / Professional, Business, Engineering, Manufacturing, Sciences |
Estimated Attendance: | 7,000 |
Audience: | Engineers & Scientists: Collegians and recent graduates � Graduate students � Emerging technical leaders � Experienced technical professionals � Seasoned leaders and managers � Academics and thought leaders � Executives in industry or government � Entrepreneurs |
Venue: | Los Angeles Convention Center |
Venue Phone: | (213) 741-1151 |
Venue Type: | Indoor - Convention Center |
Show Owner: | INWES & SWE |
Show Manager: | SWE |
Exhibitor Prospectus: | Click Here |
Sponsorship: | Yes |
Sponsorship Details: | A WE14 sponsorship boosts your exposure among the thousands of enthusiastic women engineers, technologists and scientists. These awareness-generating opportunities allow you to form strong relationships with prospective recruits and potential future clients. Your support of SWE and its mission also emphasizes your commitment to a vital engineering industry, well-represented by women at every career level. |
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I'm a Man (The Spencer Davis Group song)
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"I'm a Man" | ||||
Single by The Spencer Davis Group | ||||
B-side | "I Can't Get Enough of It" | |||
Released | January 1967 | |||
Format | 7" vinyl | |||
Genre | Rock, blues rock | |||
Length | 2:58 | |||
Label | Fontana TF785 (UK) United Artists UA50144 (US) |
Writer(s) | Steve Winwood, Jimmy Miller | |||
Producer(s) | Jimmy Miller | |||
The Spencer Davis Group singles chronology | ||||
"I'm a Man" | ||||
Single by Chicago Transit Authority | ||||
from the album The Chicago Transit Authority | ||||
A-side | "Questions 67 and 68" | |||
Released | 1970 | |||
Format | 7" vinyl | |||
Recorded | 27/30 January 1969 | |||
Genre | Hard rock, heavy metal, blues rock | |||
Length | 7:43 (Album version) 3:27 (Single version) |
Label | Columbia 4-45467 | |||
Writer(s) | Steve Winwood, Jimmy Miller | |||
Producer(s) | James William Guercio | |||
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"I'm a Man" is a song written by The Spencer Davis Group singer-songwriter Steve Winwood and record producer Jimmy Miller.
Original version by the Spencer Davis Group[edit]
The original recording was a fast, Hammond organ-driven blues rock track released as a single by the Spencer Davis Group in early 1967, reaching number nine in the UK Singles Chart[1][2] and number 10 in the U.S. (the US edition was slightly edited) Billboard Hot 100. It was the last hit single by the band before the brothers Steve and Muff Winwood left to pursue their own separate careers.
"I'm a Man" was included on the band's summer 1967 album, I'm a Man, as well as being featured on the 2005 Spencer Davis Group DVD Gimme Some Lovin' Live 1966. Although the recording is said to be late 1966, this date is in fact controversial. In an article and an interview on the "Living Archives" (Elävä arkisto) website of YLE, the Finnish Broadcasting Corporation, the producer of the original live recording, Mr. Tapani Karhu, clearly states that the date of the show was 19 March 1967.
Chicago version[edit]
Chicago Transit Authority (now known as Chicago) recorded a cover version of "I'm a Man" for their 1969 debut album, The Chicago Transit Authority. When the band's popularity surged after their second album, "I'm a Man" was released as the B-side to a re-release of "Questions 67 and 68". Radio stations ended up playing both sides, and "I'm a Man" reached #49 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1971.
Chicago's cover arrangement features an extended percussion and drum section with a total run time of 7 minutes and 40 seconds, and is based around the blues-rock guitar playing of Terry Kath, the drumming of Danny Seraphine, the bass of Peter Cetera, the soaring Hammond organ of Robert Lamm and the horn players periodically switching over to auxiliary percussion instruments, such as claves, cowbell, maracas, and tambourine. Kath, Cetera and Lamm each sing a verse apiece (not singing the lyrics as they were originally written, but as they misheard and/or revised them), preluding Seraphine's extended drum solo before a return to the second and third verses and choruses that bring the song to a climactic drum roll, and finally leading into a guitar solo to bring the song to a dramatic close. This version is featured on the 1971 four record live album Chicago at Carnegie Hall and Chicago Live in Japan. Santana has also used a small part of this song in the track "Waiting" which appears on their self titled 1969 debut album.
Chicago Personnel:
- Terry Kath - lead vocals (first verses), backing vocals (choruses), fuzzed wah-wah electric guitars
- Peter Cetera - lead vocals (second verses), backing vocals (choruses), bass
- Robert Lamm - lead vocals (third verses), backing vocals (choruses), Hammond organ, maracas(?)
- Danny Seraphine - drums, maracas(?)
- Jimmy Pankow - cowbell, trombone
- Lee Loughnane - claves, trumpet
- Walt Parazaider - tambourine, tenor saxophone, backing vocals
It is unclear if the maracas were performed by Lamm or overdubbed by Seraphine during his drum solo.
Other cover versions[edit]
The Serfs album The Early Bird Cafe, Capitol, 1968, featured a percussion-heavy intro (pre-dating Chicago's) and Mike Finnigan's lead vocal. Their arrangement segued into Bo Diddley's song of the same name.
Hungarian progressive band Syrius often played the song - combined with Brian Auger song Black Cat - in their concerts between 1970 and 1973. The studio version of the song has been recorded in 1971 in Australia, but it has been released more than twenty years later in 1994 on album Most, Mult, Lesz.
Former Chicago drummer Danny Seraphine's current band, California Transit Authority (CTA), performed "I'm a Man" at their appearance at the 2006 Modern Drummer Festival in New Jersey. The performance featured extensive drumset and percussion solos. The tune also appears on CTA's first album, Full Circle, released in 2007.
Marzio Vincenzi (lead and background vocalist originally from Bologna, Italy) and Mauro Malavasi produced in 1978 a version of "I'm a Man" under the name Macho which is a classic of disco music, or as some[who?] have classified it, "rosco music", a hybrid between rock and disco genres.
A further disco-flavored version is the one released by keyboardist Keith Emerson in his soundtrack album of the 1981 film Nighthawks, featuring him providing unlikely lead vocals. The song underpins a key scene in the movie in a slightly different version which features a longer instrumental coda not included in the original record.
In 1987 the Italian producer Gianfranco Bortolotti edited as Club House the maxi-single "I'm a man/Yéké Yéké" remixing both tracks.
Guitarist Roy Z's band, Tribe of Gypsies, included a cover of "I'm a Man" on their 1997 (Japanese import only) mini-album, Nothing Lasts Forever, adding a strong Latin rock flavor to the song.
A remix of the original was featured on Gravy: Remixes & Rarities in 2007 released by Acid Jazz Records.
Los Lonely Boys recorded a version on their 2008 album Forgiven.
VW Polo advert[edit]
Volkswagen aired a UK television commercial titled "Dog" in late winter 2008, which featured a dog miming singing "I'm a Man". The version used in the advert for the Polo was a cover version by a young British singer-songwriter, Charlie Winston. The Noam Murro-directed[3] advert was banned after complaints from the RSPCA and over 750 viewers.[4][5]
In other media[edit]
An instrumental disco version of the song is occasionally featured in the game show The Price Is Right mostly for reveals of new cars.
The Live365 Internet radio service Radio Vietnam uses excerpts from "I'm a Man" as one of their station IDs.
The song was used in the Mad Men Season 7 premiere episode, "Time Zones".
The song was featured in the 2014 film Pawn Sacrifice.
The 2015 film Minions featured the song and is also on the film's soundtrack.
In 2016, the original Spencer Davis Group version of "I'm A Man" was used in an advert for Amazon Prime in the UK and Germany.
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The day started with the simple plan of going to the River Street Festival in Troy, one of Nippertown's best annual urban street festivals.
But first I had to stop at the Farmer's Market at the Riverfront Park for breakfast, where I discovered that last year's major construction project had been completed. (I don't get to Troy real often). The park was beautiful. The new, not-exactly-an-amphitheater, was huge. What a great place for the festival's main entertainment. Except that it wasn't…
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The first music of the day at the annual River Street Festival in Troy actually started early in the Farmer's Market section. The Pine Hills String Band meets to play traditional string band music every third Saturday from 11am-1pm at the market along the current waterfront, which mostly resembles a construction zone now.
I was enjoying their performance as well as an excellent egg, cheese and bacon sandwich prepared by Nighthawk's Kitchen, one of many food, craft and art vendors at the fest and the Farmer's Market. (I couldn't actually tell where one started and the other stopped.) After a not so brief detour checking out the sidewalk chalk art, I watched guitarist and vocalist Al Spain recruit Harper Connally from the audience to add tambourine and maracas to some tunes on the children's stage.
I had already missed Rich Ortiz, but I was please to catch much of the set by Acoustic Trauma, who were pretty loud for being acoustic. At times they sounded almost like prog-rock, with violin and Kevin Lord's excellent bass playing.
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The sidewalks of River Street in Troy were covered in chalk pictures during last month's the annual River Street Festival. More than 50 artists painted the sidewalks in chalk in the sunshine. Some painted using preliminary drawings or pictures worked out on computers, smartphones, pieces of paper and some just free-styled on the concrete.
Troy knows how to party, and Troy's River Street Festival proved it on Saturday. With vendors of all types lining the road from one end of River Street to the other, it was almost impossible to not find something to like. That goes for the entertainment as well, with three stages – from children's fare to local music to the main stage at Monument Square – serving up a wonderful trip for nostalgia. Except for a couple of excursions through the throngs of people in search of sustenance, we spent almost the entire day at the main stage. With one great act after another, the only thing that could possible have added to it was a special guest appearance by some fantastic weather. And we got that, too.
First up was the Graham Tichy Experience Project (or Project Experience, depending on who was announcing). This trio is made up of some of Nippertown's best known musicians. The son of Commander Cody guitarslinger and RPI professor John Tichy, Graham has made quite a name for himself as a fantastic rockabilly guitarist. Backed up solidly by bassist Steven Clyde (aka Clyde Blotto), whose resume is way too long to mention here, and Pete Vumbaco on drums. Unfortunately, there were not very many people there to hear the brunch set, but those who were there were treated to some hot licks. Joining them on stage for a few songs was Ian Carlton, from the Knyghts of Fuzz.
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Dissertations, UMMS; Blastomeres; Caenorhabditis elegans; Carrier Proteins; Cell Differentiation; DNA-Binding Proteins; Ectoderm; Endoderm; Mesoderm; Transcription Factors
How do embryos develop with such poise from a single zygote to multiple cells with different identities, and yet survive? At the four-cell stage of the C. elegans embryo, only the blastomere EMS adopts the endo-mesoderm identity. This fate requires SKN-1, the master regulator of endoderm and mesoderm differentiation. However, in the absence of the RNA binding protein POS-1, EMS fails to fulfill its fate despite the presence of SKN-1. pos-1(-) embryos die gutless. Conversely, the RNA binding protein MEX-5 prevents ectoderm blastomeres from adopting the endo-mesoderm identity by repressing SKN-1. mex-5(-) embryos die with excess muscle at the expense of skin and neurons.
Through forward and reverse genetics, I found that genes gld-3/Bicaudal C, cytoplasmic adenylase gld-2, cye-1/Cyclin E, glp-1/Notch and the novel gene neg-1 are suppressors that restore gut development despite the absence of pos-1. Both POS-1 and MEX-5 bind the 3'UTR of neg-1 mRNA and its poly(A) tail requires GLD-3/2 for elongation. Moreover, neg-1 requires MEX-5 for its expression in anterior ectoderm blastomeres and is repressed in EMS by POS-1. Most neg-1(-) embryos die with defects in anterior ectoderm development where the mesoderm transcription factor pha-4 becomes ectopically expressed. This lethality is reduced by the concomitant loss of med- 1, a key mesoderm-promoting transcription factor.
Thus the endo-mesoderm identity of EMS is determined by the presence of SKN- 1 and the POS-1 repression of neg-1, whose expression is promoted by MEX-5. Together they promote the anterior ectoderm identity by repressing mesoderm differentiation. Such checks and balances ensure the vital plurality of cellular identity without the lethal tyranny of a single fate.
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
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What a pretty thing this is when its in full bloom. I grew them from seed, and they have become attractive small shrubs with an open habit in my school garden. The yellow flowers are quite showy in midspring, and numerous hips are forming as I write this. Sadly it only blooms once a year, but it also doesn't take over the garden later on like R. multiflora would if it could, as it is a major pest along our roadsides. It does have lots of small thorns on the stems, which probably help deter deer from bothering it, at least in my experience so far they do ignore it. It also blooms well before blackspot and other rose diseases get going in our humid weather, and I haven't even noticed if gets blackspot to be truthful. In any case, it is a reliable early bloomer which does well without the fussing modern roses often seem to need in our climate. Sometimes simpler is better.
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Love your form of xanthine: the early yellows are indispensable. We're in the middle of the summer doldrums: ugggh.
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Nice Blog. Just came across it. Living here on the shores of Lake Michigan in USA, things have their own style so I like seeing other gardens around the world. I have 13 different garden rooms here and often have the lake as a backdrop in my postings. JC
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Pfc. US Army - WW II
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Contributed on 10/18/09 by jlwight
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Submitted: 10/18/09 • Approved: 10/18/09 • Last Updated: 11/22/12 • R71232-G0