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When the U.S. Supreme Court convenes behind closed doors Friday, the justices will weigh whether to jump headlong into the historic same-sex marriage debate — or merely dip their toes in the roiling legal waters.
The high court could decide whether to rule once and for all on California's Proposition 8, the 2008 voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage. And it could choose to hear up to eight other cases that challenge the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal benefits to same-sex couples.
Depending on how far the court goes, it could end up legalizing gay marriage nationwide, banning it nationwide, or continuing the current state-by-state experiment in whether gays and lesbians can marry and whether they are entitled to equal benefits under federal law.
All the cases on the court's docket involve lower court decisions declaring gay marriage restrictions unconstitutional.
Both sides in the gay marriage battle and legal experts have little doubt the Supreme Court will take up at least some of the cases to put its stamp on one of the country's most pressing social issues. The mystery is in how far it will go.
If the Supreme Court chooses not to review the challenge to Proposition 8, gay and lesbian couples will have the right to legally marry in California.
The justices are expected to release orders revealing their decisions the first week in December, which means they would hear arguments in the spring and rule on same-sex marriage by the end of the term in June.
"They're going to take one or more of the" cases on the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, said David Boies, a lead attorney for two California couples challenging Proposition 8. "The more complicated question is what they do with our case."
Jane Schachter, a Stanford University law professor, agreed.
"There is sort of a circle at the core of all of this, which is DOMA, and from there it comes down to how broad to make the circle," she said. "One thing to think about is how much of the overarching issues do they want to get into."
For a variety of reasons, most experts say the Supreme Court has a more straightforward path to tackling the federal law than the California law. Foremost is the fact that numerous courts, including two federal appeals courts and a San Francisco judge, have invalidated DOMA, leaving the justices little choice but to evaluate a sweeping law enacted by Congress that has been deemed unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court is well aware that the Obama administration, which argues DOMA is unconstitutional, is on one side, while House Republicans are defending the law on the other.
In addition, experts say, the Supreme Court can rule on DOMA without expressly deciding the broad question of whether same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. Two federal appeals court have struck down DOMA on the grounds that it is unconstitutional to deny federal benefits to same-sex couples in states such as New York and Massachusetts that permit gay marriage. Nine states now fall into that category.
But the Proposition 8 case is stickier and allows the Supreme Court to save for another day the question of whether a state ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Proposition 8 in a narrow ruling steering clear of broader legal issues, finding the law unconstitutional because it stripped away a previous right of same-sex couples to marry in California. There is a school of thought that the high court can let that ruling stand, permitting same-sex marriages in California but avoiding a decision that would extend to other states.
"I don't think they can wait on DOMA," said Vikram Amar, a UC Davis law professor. "But they can wait on the Proposition 8 stuff."
Karen Golinski, a San Francisco woman whose DOMA challenge is one of the cases on the court's docket, is eager for the Supreme Court to enter the legal fray.
"It's going to resolve it for all of us," said Golinski, who sued because her same-sex spouse was denied health benefits. "I feel confident the court is going to take at least one of the cases."
Howard Mintz covers legal affairs. Contact him at 408-286-0236 or follow him at Twitter.com/hmintz


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Other Proposed Uses
Choline has only recently been recognized as an essential nutrient. Choline is part of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which plays a major role in the brain; for this reason, many studies have been designed to look at choline's role in brain function.
Choline functions as a part of a major biochemical process in the body called methylation; choline acts as a methyl donor. Until recently, it was thought that the body could use other substances to substitute for choline, such as folate , vitamins B 6 and B 12 , and the amino acid methionine . But recent evidence has finally shown that, for some people, adequate choline supplies cannot be maintained by other nutrients and must be obtained independently through diet or supplements. 1-3
Choline is widespread in the foods we eat. The average diet provides about 500 mg to 1,000 mg of choline per day. 2,4 Lecithin, a fatty constituent in foods, is a major source of choline; it is comprised mostly of a type of choline called phosphatidylcholine (PC). Lecithin and PC have been studied separately as treatments for a variety of illnesses; for more information on these supplements, see the full article on Lecithin .
According to US and Canadian guidelines, the recommended daily intake of choline is as follows:
- 0-6 months: 125 mg
- 7-12 months: 150 mg
- 1-3 years: 200 mg
- 4-8 years: 250 mg
- 9-13 years: 375 mg
- 14 years and older: 550 mg
- 14-18 years: 400 mg
- 19 years and older: 425 mg
- Pregnant Women : 450 mg
- Nursing Women : 550 mg
Therapeutic Dosages
Most studies of choline as a treatment for diseases have used between 1-30 g of choline or choline-containing supplements per day. This wide range is due to the existence of several different types of choline supplements, all with varying amounts of the active ingredient.
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A form of choline called choline alfoscerate has shown promise for Alzheimer's disease . 5
A substance related to choline called CDP-choline (or citicoline) may be slightly helpful for enhancing recovery from strokes . 6
Slight evidence hints that lecithin or pure choline may be helpful for people with bipolar disorder . 7,29 Lecithin has failed to prove effective for tardive dyskinesia . 8,9 Lecithin has also failed to prove effective for improving cholesterol profile levels. 2,10
Some evidence suggests that individuals with HIV who are low in choline may experience more rapid disease progression. 11 However, there is no direct evidence that choline supplements offer any benefit for people with HIV.
Numerous studies have found that diets very low in choline lead to impaired liver function. 1,2,12-15 But these diets are contrived: One would have to work very hard to get so little choline in the diet! To what degree additional choline may benefit people with pre-existing liver damage is an area of ongoing research. In a double-blind study , use of phosphatidylcholine enhanced the effect of interferon in people with chronic hepatitis C, but not those with chronic hepatitis B. 16Open studies have yielded mixed results. 17,18
Finally, there are theoretical reasons to believe that choline might have cancer-preventive properties. The notion stems from its function as a methyl donor. Methyl units are essential for RNA and DNA replication—a process ongoing in every cell of the body. The theory goes like this: Diets lacking sufficient methyl donors (such as choline) may cause an error in RNA or DNA synthesis, leading to a mutated gene and, hypothetically, to cancer initiation. 1,19 Indeed, in rats fed diets very low in choline and other methyl donors, cancer rates increased. 20,21 However, again it is a long step from the effects of an artificially low-choline diet to taking choline supplements.
Choline as phosphatidylcholine may reduce homocysteine levels. 30 This, in turn, might reduce heart disease risk, although the proposed homocysteine-heart disease connection remains far from proven. (See the High Homocysteine article for more information.)
What Is the Scientific Evidence for Choline?
Alzheimer's Disease
In a 6-month, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial , 261 people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease were given either placebo or choline alfoscerate (a special form of choline) at a dose of 400 mg 3 times daily. 5 The results indicated that people receiving the supplement improved slightly over the course of the trial, while those given placebo worsened.
Weak evidence from highly preliminary studies hint that CDP-choline may improve mental function in Alzheimer's disease. 22-25 Double-blind trials using lecithin as a source of choline failed to find benefit. 26-28
Four double-blind, placebo-controlled studies enrolling a total of 1,372 people have evaluated the potential effectiveness of CDP choline in the treatment of strokes . 6 Overall, the evidence suggests that use of CDP-choline in the immediate period following a stroke slightly improves the chances of full recovery.
Safety Issues
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Cottages and Bungalows Magazine Feature - Squeeeal!
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Congratulations! That project absolutely deserves the coverage (heck, it inspired me to attempt stenciling quatrefoil- something I'll NEVER do again!) Congratulations on getting such a great article. I'm sure your project will inspire all sorts of pantry remodels and more.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That is so awesome and totally warrants a squeal and pee dance!ReplyDelete
So excited for you. I wish I had a pantry cuz I'd want it to look like yours. CarylReplyDelete
YAY!!! So So happy for you guys! I can only imagine how amazing that must have felt! You totally deserve it! Enjoy this feeling as long as you can, and seriously, if you're ever feeling discouraged, I hope you remember this moment and how far you've come! You should be soooo proud of yourselves!!! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I'm doing the happy dance with you! I just love it when a blogger I "know" is in a magazine...:)ReplyDelete
That is AWESOME!!!!! Love your projects! Love your blog!! Keep it up=)ReplyDelete
Congrats to you! 2012 is gonna be your year!!! Squeeeeling for ya!ReplyDelete
How exciting!!!! Doing a happy dance for you!!! That is truly awesome and you are so deserving!ReplyDelete
Congrats, how exciting it looks so great in there!ReplyDelete
You totally deserve it!
Your projects totally rock!
We <3 you!
Oh my gosh!!! Congratulations!! That is so so exciting!! Girl, you are beyond deserving for this. I expect we'll be seeing even more of your work in magazines and all over the place now!! *happy pee your pants dance!!*ReplyDelete
Congrats! This is sooooo awesome!ReplyDelete
How cool is that!! LOVE that magazine...and totally know that feeling of wanting to spill the news..but have to wait until it is actually rolled out! Nice work..you deserve it! You work very hard!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! This is AWESOME!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! You are a much needed inspiration to me. What blessings life is bringing to you.ReplyDelete
Cheers! That is so wonderful...ReplyDelete
SO, can i be famous too since i painted that pantry door?!ReplyDelete
So awesome Shelley, im way excited for you!!! i wouldnt be able to sleep cuz i would be too excited!!
That's awesome congrats for an amazing accomplishment. What a fun thing to check off the bucket list!ReplyDelete
This is so totally awesome I'm doing a little dance for you in my office chair--YIPPEE!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2012 at 11:32 PM
HUGE Congratulations!!! This is totally deserved and the 2 page spread is fabulous! So happy for you!ReplyDelete
This is so awesome! I am SO proud of you.ReplyDelete
Wow! Congratulations to you guys!!! That is so awesome and you definitely deserve it! xx, MonicaReplyDelete
That is soooo awesome!!!! So happy for you:)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I'm so excited for you. I love your pantry and this is so well deserved. You have such awesome projects and ideas. I'm so happy for you sweet friend!ReplyDelete
Congrats! That is such a huge accomplishment and seriously so exciting! I am so happy for you! You deserve it! Your projects and blog are AMAZING!ReplyDelete
Yay! Congrats on the feature. Looks like 2012 will be a great year for House of Smiths. You totally deserve it!ReplyDelete
CONGRATULATIONS! That is BEYOND exciting! :] That is definitely something to be proud of. CONGRATS AGAIN! You totally deserve it.ReplyDelete
OMGravy!!! CONGRATS!!! You guys totally deserve this and I look forward to the continued inspiration!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! It is really awesome to read your perspective. Often when I read magazines and see fabulous rooms I think they are staged by the magazine. I never think that someone actually lives there.ReplyDelete
Ummmm AWESOME!!!! You need to buy like 20 copies of this issue.ReplyDelete
Aww congratulations. That's awesome. I love your pantry. I fell in love with it a long time ago i've been wanting to stencil it for he longest time. :)ReplyDelete
Wow I am so excited for you Shelley!!ReplyDelete
I have been following your blog for about 6 months or so, and to see these amazing things happen for you is so great! You are an inspiration, and you deserve every single tidbit of excitement and honor you receive! You've inspired me to do more of my own DIY projects!! They can be scary, but I am having so much fun! Thank you for being a wonderful influence! Yay for magazine publishings!!!!
That is so cool;)ReplyDelete
To be published is beyond cool;))
Lovely greetings...
Congrats! :)ReplyDelete
You're amazing, Shelley. You and Brooke (@ All Things Thirfty) are my favorite bloggers/DIY'ers. I learn so much from you. And also I love your style. I wish you keep on blogging forever! ;)
PS - I'm an LDS housewife as well. :)
FABULOUS!!!! I know how excited you must be...sadly, I got that excited just about having My {Little} Craft Nook featured on Tatertots and Jello yesterday...baby steps, huh? Keep reaching for the stars!ReplyDelete
Jessica @ Mom 4 Real
Yippee - This so super exciting. I'm going to buy the magazine! I have your pantry "pinned" and may other absolutely manageable projects that you have completed and shared. I have given a makeover to my powder room and my formal living room now turned office, the dining room is next and then my daughters bedroom. Thank you for the inspiration :o)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 9, 2012 at 5:22 AM
Fabulous news and article, what a great start to the New Year.ReplyDelete
Lori m
Yay for you! As I've said before, you guys rock and you work so hard, you deserve it!ReplyDelete
Wow - that is so great and so well deserved. Congratulations! Take care, LauraReplyDelete
How absolutely wonderful for you! It is the cat's pajamas of pantries, to be sure. Cheers!ReplyDelete
Miss Charlotte
Exciting news! And no, not everyone has rooms featured by a national magazine. It IS a big deal!ReplyDelete
I am so happy for you and your family. I love what you do and never miss a day of checking out your blog. I hope 2012 gives you everything you want and deserve. Congratulations Shelly!!!ReplyDelete
I am so happy for you and your family. I love what you do and never miss a day of checking out your blog. I hope 2012 brings you and your family everything you want and deserve!ReplyDelete
soooo happy for you Shelley! Well deserved! LOVE that pantry, (wish I had one!)ReplyDelete
secrets are hard to keep, aren't they?
Totally awesome. I am so happy for you!!!!!ReplyDelete
Saw you last week when I picked up a copy at Lowe's. Congratulations!! It IS a big deal and you should be so proud to be recognized for your hard work and dedication to teaching others through your blog how to conquer our homes! Kudos to you guys!! DebReplyDelete
That is so amazing! You deserve all the good things that come your way. Great job, keep it up!ReplyDelete
Congrats! That is beyond exciting! You totally deserve the recognition- your pantry is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Love it!! The pantry itself, the magazine spread, but especially your enthusiasm! What an awesome thing to check off your bucket list! Congrats!ReplyDelete
That is awesome congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! Your pantry is to die for and is the model we all strive for!!! Enjoy your feature!ReplyDelete
Wow! How cool...that pantry is rocking so no wonder.ReplyDelete
Congrats!! I love your blog! I think you and your family are just the cutest:) I've never seen this magazine, but am going to have to check it out!ReplyDelete
Congrats to you on this major accomplishment!ReplyDelete
You have a right to be excited, I know I would be. You were my total inspiration to re-do my pantry..thank you. Keep up the great work you and Cason do and here's to a wonderful 2012
Andrea xo
congrats! How fab and rewarding! You have every right to be proud, crying and excited :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! Your pantry is for sure magazine worthy. I'm always impressed with all that you do. Keep living your dream!!ReplyDelete
Oh how exciting!! CONGRATS!ReplyDelete
That's awesome Shelly! Congratulations! You deserve it. Your blog is very inspiring and incredible to look at. I just found you through Pinterest and I am hooked!! Way to go!ReplyDelete
wow! I am so excited for you. I'm actually really surprised this is your first! My "dream" is the same. I can't wait ( I say can't wait because I WILL make it happen one day!!) until I get featured in a magazine! I just have to keep trying to get a really great space together . Congrats, again!!ReplyDelete
WOW Shelley! This is amazing news! It truly shows what a talented individual you are. I am so happy for you. Here's look at an even better 2012!! :)ReplyDelete
CONGRATS! You deserve it! Your blog was the first one I had ever read (and fell in love with)! I am SUPER HAPPY to see good things happen for you and your family!!ReplyDelete
Thats awesome !!!!!! Congrats ;)ReplyDelete
OMG! Shelley, that is awesome! Congratulations you guys, well deserved:)ReplyDelete
This is so well deserved, Shelley!ReplyDelete
I picked up my copy & saw your spread a couple weeks ago:) Congratulations!!! That is such a great accomplishment! So happy for you guys. Best of luck in 2012. CarrieReplyDelete
so fun Shelley!! Congrats!ReplyDelete
That is so cool. Congratulations! I'll have to go and find this magazine now.ReplyDelete
Wow!!!! Your excitement is oozing off this web page. :) That is super fabulous, you must be over the moon! Congrats!ReplyDelete
How thrilling for you guys! Definitely well-deserved - your pantry is fabulous!!!ReplyDelete
Eeeeppp!!! Congrats, Shelley!!!! That is amazing and you totally deserve it!! I can only imagine how darn excited you are!! And I'm super stoked for you! Congrats again!! xoxoReplyDelete
Yippee!! I am so very excited for you guys! I would be doing the same dance!ReplyDelete
Whoa girl! U r big time now! Being featured in a popular mag AND being featured on Launren Conrad's blog. Wow!!!!!ReplyDelete
Enjoy your moment because you are extremely talented. Can.not.wait to see you master bedroom reveal. Hurry up will ya?! ;)
Congratulations! That's so cool! I don't blame you for the squealing and dancing! :)ReplyDelete
Holy Cow, that's so cool!! That pantry is one of my all time favorite blog projects; awesome!ReplyDelete
Woohoo! I'm so excited for you! It's great to see your hard work pay off in something that's so personally rewarding :) Congrats!ReplyDelete
How amazing! That is a HUGE spread! All your hard work does pay off!ReplyDelete
WHAT?!?!?!? This is A W E S O M E!!!!! Congratulations, guys... very much deserved!ReplyDelete
How exciting! How did you ever contain yourself?!? What a great start to 2012...the mag and 20 lbs. lighter! Good job, girl :)ReplyDelete
Congrats ~ woot woot!!!ReplyDelete
CONGRATS! You SO deserve it! XOReplyDelete
So awesome, I would be squealing too!! Your pantry is actually pinned in my projects section on pinterest! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations my friend. I know you have been looking forward to this :) May many more features come in your future...ReplyDelete
Oh now, we're not sick of bloggers getting featured, you simply rock!ReplyDelete
I'm teary for you, congrats, congrats, congrats!!!
Now go frame it for the wall :-)
Congratulations! Such a worthy project...it's fantastic!ReplyDelete
Congratulations - I'm doing a little happy dance for you over here!ReplyDelete
congratulations! How exciting :) Enjoy!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I'm so happy for you! You go girl!ReplyDelete
First off I am not a regular commenter but am a regular reader so much that I have you on my phone! I love your blog...ideas, projects, colors, etc! I could go on and on. You have inspired me to do those projects that I always say, "man I should really make that". so thanks for that! this is getting pretty long...heeheeReplyDelete
I just want to tell you Congratulations and thanks for sharing your lives with all of us. It is much deserved! Wow, that was a long way to say congratulations!
:) Congrats!ReplyDelete
That is amazing! Congratulations on the accomplishments. Great design too!ReplyDelete
Check you out!!! I'm so happy for you, Shelley! Congratulations :) I am doing a little happy dance for you over here in my studio... xoxoReplyDelete
You go girl!!! That is fan-flippin-tastic!!!!!! Might have to go snag myself a copy at the store!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Mallory @ Classy Clutter
Wow, that is so exciting- you totally earned it! :)ReplyDelete
Wow and congratulations you deserve it!! You've inspired me, i want a pretty pantry! It will have to be on the bottom of the list behind: the kitchen, dining room, bathroom and Flickerwhips room~sigh~ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I can't even begin to imagine how excited you must be.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I've never commented before, but you are one of my favorite blogs, handsdown and I have to speak up! You are such an inspiration to me, especially as I am just starting out on my own blog (Day 4). You deserve every bit of recognition for your creativity and amazing talent as a blogger! You go girl! Soak up this moment..although I'm sure this will not be the first time you are featured in a magazine! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What a great way to start the year! Beautiful project and beautiful blog! Pat yourself on the back...you did real good!ReplyDelete
How exciting. Congrats on marking off another bucket list item. You rock!ReplyDelete
Oh Shelley I am SOOOOO happy for y'all!! I would be peeing in my pants I think. You totally deserve the spotlight so take it girl. :)ReplyDelete
So awesome! Its funny, I was out yesterday night (Sunday) and was at a book store and saw this in the magazine. Looked great in the magazine. Great job! I love all the projects you do.ReplyDelete
What an amazing adventure you have had! I am so happy for you! You definitely need to frame that and place it somewhere in the House of Smiths with PRIDE!! :) Congrats......ReplyDelete
I think I'm just as excited for you! I had that feeling last week when I got two comments from people I didn't know for the first time! So I can just imagine how giddy you must be!!!ReplyDelete
Kim (www.plumberrypie.blogspot.com)
I saw your blog post, and when I was out had to pick up the Jan issue! How amazing is it to be featured, congrats!!!!!! You'll have to frame the issue :)ReplyDelete
CONGRATULATIONS! How awesome and well deserved!ReplyDelete
Congrats! I just started following and I think you are amazing!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Shelley! You are my inspiration when it comes to blogging and "self proclaimed designer"!!!ReplyDelete
You are amazing. Inside and out! Very proud of you. Your blog really has come a long way since the beginning, I remember when you were just a blogspot... then a dot com and now a published designer! 2012 is going to rock your socks off!!!
Congrats! You totally deserve it. That project was what brought me to The House of Smiths in the first place... and I'm so glad I found you guys!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! Your pantry project is so inspiring!!ReplyDelete
My family and I are in the process of buying a little bungalow right now, so tonight I picked up this issue of C&B when I was grocery shopping. I literally just got finished reading through it and then I came to your blog! That's so great for you to be featured!!ReplyDelete
Congrats. Great pics. Be excited you deserve it. JulieReplyDelete
Congratulations! I had a similiar experience with being published in Romantic Homes this month. When I found out and called my husband, I could barely breathe! You deserve the attention.ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! I am going to have to go and get one! I have a stack of magazines that I keep because my "Blog Friends" have been featured in them! Wow, I would just DIE to have one of my projects featured!! I'm still at that stage were being featured on some one else's blog makes me do the 'cup-your-hands-over-your-mouth, squeal-like-a-baby-pig and dance-from-side-to-side-like-you-have-to-pee...jig'...Hehe. I'm SO excited for you!ReplyDelete
Shelley-- I am so excited for you. You guys deserve this so much. Enjoy it! Your pantry first brought me to this blog over a year ago...I have no doubt that it (along with many of your other amazing posts) will bring bunches more people to enjoy the love you put into this! Congrats!!ReplyDelete
That is really awesome and so exciting. Good for you!ReplyDelete
I am THRILLED for you! And I want to copy your pantry when I move into my new house. Right now, our place is so small, we don't actually have a pantry! Thanks for all the great posts you do!
I completely get your excitement. I am new at blogging. The first time my blog was featured at someone else's...well...it was RIDICULOUS around here! Be thrilled. Scream. You deserve it!
A huge congratulations!!!! JanellReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2012 at 4:58 PM
Your home is just SO beautiful!!! I love the simplicity of colors. Have a great night!ReplyDelete
Yay! I love that magazine! You deserve it.ReplyDelete
That is so awesome! Congrats!ReplyDelete
Good for you! I'm always excited to see bloggers featured in magazines, as it's almost like I'm seeing a friend's success - does that make sense? Being published in a magazine is on my bucket list too, so I'm sharing your excitement!! Congrats!!ReplyDelete
I was so excited to see you in the Cottages & Bungalows mag! I was on the next page and it was my first feature also! What a great first spread for us both, congrats to you, it's so deserved! Your pantry was probably the most talked about organizing project in 2011 across all of blogland! You are such a superstar! :)ReplyDelete
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Steinway LegendsSteinway & Sons, for over 150 years maker of the world's finest pianos and symbol of quality and excellence to generations, joins forces with Deutsche Grammophon, Decca and Philips. Steinway Legends, a 2-CD series selling at a reduced price, features acclaimed recordings from a select roster of legendary artists along with informative and unique packaging.
The series was conceived to connect the name of Steinway & Sons with a cross section of pianists who work closely with the piano manufacturer - so-called "Steinway Artists" - and who have recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, Decca and Philips. The artists chosen for the first ten releases include some of today's most celebrated performers such as Alfred Brendel, Martha Argerich, Maurizo Pollini, Vladimir Ashkenazy and Mitsuko Uchida. Others, such as Wilhelm Kempff, Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Emil Gilels and Claudio Arrau, have passed from the scene, but their artistry remains a vital part of our musical life through their recorded legacy.
Each artist's program consists of two CDs of carefully chosen repertoire. Selections include not only works for which each artist is famous but also rarities. The contents focus on the great solo piano works that are the foundation of any major career: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin, Liszt, Brahms, emphasizing the artist's interaction with the repertoire.
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A heart-healthy lifestyle is not about deprivation. It is about eating more—more fruits, more vegetables, more whole grains, and more unsaturated fats. When you focus on putting more of these nutrient-rich foods in your diet, there is naturally less room for the not-so-heart-friendly foods—those high in saturated fat and low in nutrients.
Healthy eating habits can help you reduce 3 of the major risk factors for heart attack:
- High cholesterol
- High blood pressure
- Excess body weight or obesity
So how does this translate into your grocery list and onto your dinner plate? To help you eat the heart healthy way, The American Heart Association has created some guidelines. Follow these dietary guidelines to improve and/or maintain your heart health:
- Eat a variety of fruits and vegetables. Eat at least 4-5 servings each day.
- Eat a variety of fiber-rich whole grains. Eat at least 6 servings of grains a day. Aim to make half your grains whole grains.
- Include protein, such as fat-free and low-fat milk products, fish, legumes, beans, skinless poultry, and lean, white meats. Limit red meats and processed meat. For nuts, legumes, and seeds, eat at least 4-5 servings a week. For lean meats, poultry, and seafood, eat less than 6 ounces a day. When eating fish, choose oily fish, like salmon.
- Limit foods high in saturated fat, trans fat, and/or cholesterol, such as full-fat milk or other dairy products, fatty meats, tropical oils, partially hydrogenated vegetable oils, and egg yolks. Instead choose foods low in saturated fat, and cholesterol from the first 3 points above. Try to eliminate intake of trans fats, which are found in snack foods, fried foods, and pastries.
- Limit your intake of foods high in calories or low in nutrition, including foods like soft drinks and candy that have a lot of sugars. For sweets and items with added sugar, stick to 5 or fewer servings per week.
- Eat less than 1,500 milligrams of salt per day. Read food labels to look for hidden salt, which may appear as sodium.
- Have no more than one alcoholic drink per day if you're a woman and no more than two if you're a man.
Note: Recommendations based on a 2,000 calorie per day diet.
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review Board Michael Woods, MD, FAAP
- Review Date: 07/2017 -
- Update Date: 07/13/2017 -


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Search Nursery Rhyme Lyrics & Childrens Songs
Long Legs and Short Thighs
Long legs and short thighs,
Little head and no eyes.
Some more nursery rhymes to enjoy
Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
There was an old woman
who lived in a shoe;
She had so many children
she didn't know what to do.
She gave them some broth
without any bread,
She spanked them all soundly
and sent them to bed.
Origins of Nursery Rhyme Lyrics and Words
Nursery Rhyme lyrics have many different origins and meanings. In most cases the meanings behind nursery rhyme lyrics cannot be verified. A few examples of some more well know nursery rhyme lyrics and their possible meanings are; 'Baa, Baa, Black sheep' was thought to originate from the medieval taxes, 'Humpty Dumpty' was thought to be a cannon used in the English civil war and 'London Bridge is Falling Down' was thought to be related to the burial of children in foundations or Vikings burning wooden bridges. Whatever the meaning behind Nursery Rhyme Lyrics we have enjoyed them in our own childhood along with sharing them with our own children (and it is amazing after many years how quickly the Lyrics to nursery rhymes can still be remembered).


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The rug shown in the photograph is an antique rug and is no longer available for purchase. But as part of our Historic Oriental Rug collection it is available as a custom made rug. We are the exclusive source for museum-quality custom Oriental rugs.
This old Serapi rug pairs deep blues with creams in its border and field. Measures 11' 0'' x 14' 5''. Our museum-quality, hand-knotted rug accurately re-creates the rug pictured while adding the richness and variations that are unique to handmade items. Available in any size.
This rug is only available as a commissioned custom rug. We can make this rug in any size and color. A corner will be woven for your approval before the final rug is started. Depending on the size, commissioned rugs will take 6 to 8 months for delivery. All hand-knotted with hand-spin wool and all-natural, vegetal dyes. Our custom rugs are made exactly as the originals were made.
Please contact us for more information on our custom Oriental rug program.
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Safety Issues
Whether or not EPD is effective, it does appear to be safe. No serious adverse reactions have been associated with its use. Although in theory allergic reactions could occur in response to EPD injections, the amount of allergen used in EPD is so much lower than the amount used in a normal "allergy shot" that these may not, in fact, occur.
EPD proponents claim that there can be a temporary aggravation response that is part of the healing process; however, this has not been documented.
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- Review Date: 09/2014 -
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Loss of voice (also called aphonia) may take several different forms. You may have a partial loss of your voice and it may sound hoarse. Or, you may have complete loss of your voice and it may sound like a whisper. Loss of voice can come on slowly or quickly depending on the cause.
Aphonia is different from aphasia , which is a language disorder.
Aphonia is usually due to problems with the voice box (called the larynx). However, there can be other causes, including:
Conditions that affect the vocal cords or airway. This may involve injury, swelling, or disease, such as:
- Laryngitis —caused by a viral, bacterial, or fungal infection
- Vocal abuse—yelling or talking excessively
- Exposure to airborne irritants, such as smoke or air pollution
- Acid reflux from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Thickening of the vocal chords
- Nodules or polyps on the vocal chords
- Muscle tension dysphonia
- Damage to the nerves that affect how the larynx functions
- Laryngeal or thyroid cancer
- Removal of larynx
- Breathing problems that affect the ability to speak
- Neurological disorders such as myasthenia gravis , multiple sclerosis , Parkinson's disease , and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Psychological conditions such as hysterical aphonia
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of developing aphonia include:
- Overusing your voice such as speaking until you are hoarse
- Behaviors that abuse your vocal chords, such as smoking , which also puts you at a higher risk for cancer of the larynx
- Having surgery on or around the larynx
Symptoms may include:
- Inability to speak or inability to speak above a whisper
- Hoarseness
- Spasm of vocal cords
- Throat pain
- Difficulty swallowing—food or fluids may go into the lungs
When Should I Call My Doctor?
Call your doctor if you have any of the following:
- Hoarseness that is not getting better after 2 weeks
- Complete loss of voice that lasts more than a few days
- Hard, swollen lymph nodes
- Difficulty swallowing
- Cough up blood
- A lump in your throat
- Severe throat pain
- Unexplained weight loss
When Should I Call for Medical Help Right Away?
Call for emergency medical services right away or go to the emergency room if you:
- Suddenly lose your ability to speak—This may be a sign of a head injury or a stroke .
- Are having trouble breathing
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
The cause of your symptoms may not be obvious. You may be referred to an ear, nose, and throat doctor. This doctor may use an instrument called a laryngoscope to examine your vocal cords. Other tests may also be done to evaluate your voice function.
If your doctor is concerned that there may be a neurological or psychological cause, you may be referred to other specialists.
You can take the following steps to help ease laryngitis:
- Rest your voice.
- Avoid smoking.
- Stay hydrated.
- Use a cool mist humidifier.
- Take over-the-counter pain relievers, such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen.
Other treatments depend on the specific cause, such as:
- Participating in voice therapy if your loss of voice is due to voice overuse
- Taking medication to control acid reflux
- Having surgery to remove growths
To help reduce your chance of aphonia:
- If you smoke, talk to your doctor about ways to quit .
- If you drink, limit your intake.
- Limit your exposure to fumes and toxins.
- Avoid talking a lot or yelling.
- Avoid whispering.
- Learn vocal techniques from a voice therapist if you have to speak a lot for your job.
- Get treatment for conditions that may cause loss of voice.
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- Reviewer: David L. Horn, MD, FACP
- Review Date: 09/2018 -
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Perth Building Site Scaffolding Tools
Job Safety is improved by Delivery of Skaff kits, Podger's Ratchet Spanners, Scaffolding Gloves, and Stop the Drops system to Perth
Falling tools is a serious issue across all industries that require work at height. One of the brands we are proud to offer to help reduce the risk of falling tools, is the Stop the Drops system of industry compliant products.
Toolstore in WA is 0km from Perth where we ship many scaffolding tools. Toolstore's scaffolding supplies store near Perth stocks many products that provide invaluable protection to prevent falls and dropped tools from heights.
The startling statistics of both the fatalities and injuries caused from dropped objects is ranked as the second highest cause of fatalities in the industry according the the Safe Work Australia study between 2010 and 2014. Scaffolders come from all suburbs across Australia including Perth and your safety in the workplace is paramount. According to the Stop the Drop's website, the danger around falling tools from a height is less understood as the direct correlation between the falling of the tool and the potentially lethal force it carries is not always immediately apparent. For example a 2kg wrench dropped at 6 meters hits the ground with the force of 117kg, (as much as a cement mixer).
Drop protection such as drop zones and traditional barricading methods are rendered ineffective when an object deflects off something on the way down. This frequently occurs on building sites in Perth like all suburbs, as when objects fall they tend to not fall straight down. One scenario where an object can bypass the traditional prevention methods is when a 3.7kg tool falls from a 22 storey building and then hits a bar 6 meters off the ground can be deflected up to 127 meters away, recorded reaching speeds of over 130km/h. OUCH.
Because of this, common safety protection methods such as hard hats can do little to prevent damage against objects delivering this level of force on impact. One of the aims of the Stop the Drops products is to create tools or adaptions and tethers attached to tools that help to prevent the tool from dropping in the first place, while not reducing the efficiency at which the tool can be used.
It is important for companies operating in Perth and employers in industries that require work at heights to adhere to the correct safety procedures, as the Health and Safety Regulations 2011, regulation 55, Minimising risk associated with falling objects states:
�"A person conducting business or undertaking at a workplace must manage risks to health and safety associated with an object falling on a person if the falling object is reasonable likely to injure the person."
This clearly requires the employers to be aware of the requirements of the law and provide all employees with adequate protection from the hazards presented by falling objects.
Some of the types of scaffolder safety equipment that Toolstore offer to reduce the dangers and provides a avenue for companies and employers to become aligned with Drop Object Prevention legislation, are the following; Gecko gloves a all-new lightweight glove with impact protection and tool tether point, tool belts such as the Formwork's kit, designed with tool drop prevention in mind, engineered so that 100% of tools can be fully tethered 100% of the time, tether systems such as Bungee Tool Lanyaerd with Steel Karabina 2.5kg Rating and equipment holsters such as the Buckarro 30mm Ratchet podger key frog with safety strap.
Toolstore also supplies and ships to Perth the following:
- Bungee Tool Lanyard 15.9 kg Rating
- Tool Ring 1 kg rating 25mm
- Buckaroo 30mm Ratchet podger Key frog
- Leaches Scaffolder Tools Scaff Key Scaffolders Titanium
- Scaffolder Tools EWP Safe Bucket
- Tool Retainer Tech Wrap Tape
- Scaffolder Tools Scaffold Key with swivel and Lanyard
- Tool Frog Scaffold Key Holster with Retractor
Employers and companies should be aware of some of the existing challenges with implementing a compliant Drop Object Prevention policy. The prevaling culture surrounding a lot of the existing industries is a lack of understanding in the consequences of dropped objects. The dangers are not as obvious as the well known dangers of a person falling from a given height because of this tool drop prevention is often overlooked.
One of the common hinderances for the adoption of a compliant drop object prevention policy historically, has been restricted tool functionality. This is a result of drop prevention devices inhibiting the tool functionality, the resulting decrease in usability and performance of the tool often leads to workers discarding them in favour of getting the job done more productively.
Another common issue that makes uptake of a compliant policy is the vast tool diversity that needs to be covered. There is a large range of tools that can be used across many different industries, creating a prevention policy that encompasses all of the tools accurately provides a difficult task. Using a 'One Size fits all' approach tends to be inefficient and unsustainable making it difficult for workers to justify adopting the practice.
The Tool drop prevention system that Stop the Drop has adopted requires 95% of hand tools to be adaptable and be intuitive and fast to use to maximise performance and efficiency while maintaining a level of safety.
At toolstore we aim to stock as wide a range of these as possible at the best quality and lowest prices. So please order with confidence for prompt delivery to Perth today.


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426 Telecom Strategies & Trends Titles
FTTH/B deployment in Germany
SD-WAN local access lines
Brazilian pay TV market cools down as SVoD heats up the competition
uCPE and VNFs within SD-WAN
SD-WAN and impact on managed services
Fixed broadband in BRICS: Brazil and India calibrate their national broadband targets
FWaaS: positioned mainly as an onsite firewall replacement, SD-WAN an opportunity or a threat
Drone sector: new opportunities for telecom carriers
FWA (Fixed Wireless Access) as broadband alternative: on the whole few clearly dedicated offers and limited success
Tight competition and regulation limit MVNOs' presence and growth in the Middle East
Encryption and synchronisation options for carrier Ethernet services
DDoS protection: carriers explore network-agnostic anti-DDoS service to tap a wider market
Internet access in Germany: increasingly competitive market situation for high bandwidths
Original content is king? - Pay TV players explore opportunity in originally produced content
Cloud LAN and WLAN solutions as next generation network management for large enterprise customers
Mobile operators in Malaysia and Thailand actively use number portability for subscriber acquisition
SIP trunking encryption: growing interest and relevance...if not revenues?
Mobile broadband in the EU: overall growth winding down?
Cameroon goes full throttle in mobile Internet adoption with active 3G and 4G network deployments
Cloud connect: cloud services drive the need for specific connections with bandwidth and pricing flexibility
Cashless is more: an overview of proximity mobile payments in selected Southeast Asian Markets
Top-10 VoIP markets: growth opportunities in IP migration and enterprise market
Media market in Germany: trend to IP and increasing bandwidth
Mobile use among business customers in the Philippines: voice calls and mobile data as primary modes of communication
Telecom group's fibre ambitions stir up the top-10 fixed broadband groups in 2Q16
xDSL-LTE bonding grows
The Serbian mobile market: battleground shifting gradually to the postpaid segment
Iraq's mobile market: operators find some solace in 3G amidst socio-political unrest
Going local: Asian players take SVoD centre stage
Ethernet prices: after strong declines come logic changes
Cloud services drive the need for specific connections with bandwidth flexibility
MPLS VPN: large international differences regarding xDSL access technologies and price levels
Strong synergies between telecom services and energy transition
SIP trunking: large differences between countries, international players expanding their coverage
Fixed broadband in ASEAN 6 majors: Singapore leads while Indonesia and the Philippines play catch-up
Unlocking the value of security services: consumer market has yet to realise widespread adoption
SIP trunking: ISDN/TDM replacement rate now accelerating
Telecom providers explore microinsurance mass market potential in developing markets
Recent trends in managed LAN / WLAN services – Managed cloud WLAN becomes standard
¡Más rápido por favor!: Spain leads in high-speed broadband among the EU5 markets
Pay TV opportunities in Eastern Europe arise despite market saturation
Nigerian mobile market: young, growing but challenging
Philippine broadband market surfs in the high speed with LTE
Challenges and potential in Jordan's mobile market
The Great African M&A adventure: exploring mobile's next frontier
The Great African M&A adventure: exploring mobile's next frontier
VoIP in time of legacy network switch-off: developments and trends in selected EU incumbents
Mergers and acquisitions shake up the top subscription-based TV groups in 2015
Sustaining growth despite difficult regulatory environment in Bangladesh's mobile market
Industrie 4.0 - The digitisation of manufacturing and production lines
Internet access for businesses: main product features overview
New Zealand tackles broadband development with rural as well as urban deployment initiatives
L2 Ethernet services without guaranteed bandwidth have some potential
Going for the home run - Eastern European telcos strengthen household presence with insurance offers
National Broadband Network initiatives fuel Australia's fixed broadband development
Southeast Asian telecom operators explore LBMA opportunities as core mobile revenues flatten out
Current and future developments in the German cable market
Developments in managed LAN / WLAN services for large enterprise customers
Smart home in Germany (and elsewhere too): a very complex ecosystem, still in the making, slows down developments
SIP trunking: certain to replace ISDN, but still not in the short term
The French mobile market: competition and consolidation as growth catalysts
BRICS national broadband goals: China and Russia most likely to achieve targets
Much ado about Netflix: reality versus hype – a look into the Western European SVoD market
The Indonesian mobile market: sustained growth in a period of consolidation
Residential multiple play offers of selected WE incumbents: replacing standalone services soon?
MVNOs in key European markets: challenging environment but still some opportunities
Mergers, acquisitions and expansions define the top-10 fixed broadband groups in 1Q15
G.fast - new promise to make out the most of the copper in the last mile
Mobile business customers: a case study on the Philippines
Bulgarian mobile market: coping in a challenging macroeconomic environment
Fixed versus mobile broadband in the EU28: can mobile gain the upper hand and where?
WE incumbents' public sector and healthcare portfolio and sales strategies
High-speed broadband in EU5 markets: cheaper, faster, wider?
Brazil and Mexico voice traffic: higher mobile share in Mexico
Fixed Wireless Access as broadband alternative: few clearly dedicated offers and little success
Mobile protection and security services as revenue source for mobile operators
SDH future: countdown to switch-off ticking?
Carriers becoming more active in the German cloud storage market
Is it springtime once again for Egypt's mobile market?
Iran's telecom market: restricted developments
Power to the telco: Eastern European telecom players enter the energy business
Sri Lanka's telecom market: moving ahead and preparing to level up?
Cord shaving – a new threat to pay TV?
Opportunity in diversity: how Oman's quest for new revenue sources benefits the telecom sector
Domestic business data services in the Philippines: still rather behind international standards
Stopping the bleeding: trends and strategies emerge in fixed line loss mitigation in the EU
Fixed broadband in Eastern Europe: product bundling and network expansion push growth in all technologies
Top-10 VoIP markets in 2013: overall growth tapering off
Fixed voice traffic in Western Europe: some growth on the horizon?
Cloud IM offers: strong arguments, but security fears remain
Colombia: broadband adoption accelerates fuelled by government initiatives
SIP trunking: certain to replace ISDN, but only slowly
Trends in cloud SSO (Single Sign On) offers: reducing IT costs and password headaches?
Vietnam's mobile market: ready to open doors for new growth possibilities?
Quad play: crucial for network operators' survival?
Philippine broadband market dominated by mobile
Trends in security offers for SME broadband access
Mobile broadband in Germany: usage and impact on mobile backhaul
Data management: navigating through data protection and sovereignty issues
Top-10 fixed broadband countries in 2Q13: fibre gaining at the expense of DSL and cable
The Lao mobile market: competition amidst active government participation
Mobile voice traffic in Eastern Europe: growth driven by price regulation and competition
Data centre services: strategies and trends
Saudi Arabia: telecom trends and opportunities
MVNOs in key Southeast Asian markets: struggles and success in a region of great diversity
Only niche market potential for Layer 2 Ethernet VPN?
The single European mobile roaming market: still looking for dynamic competition
Strategies and trends in managed LAN and WLAN services
Strategies and opportunities emerge amidst obstacles in Thailand's mobile market
Mobile voice traffic in Western Europe: OTT effect not significant yet but traffic growth decelerates
Potential and risk in Cambodia's mobile market
Potential and risk in Cambodia's mobile market
TV markets in Eastern Europe: pay TV approaching maturity but IPTV take-up remaining low
Global economic crises stunned growth in enterprise telephony market worldwide
Cooperation and partnership in the ITC German market – An analysis
Top subscription-based TV groups: retention strategies at the forefront in mature pay TV markets
Finding the value in LTE VAS – emerging services and subscription models
Managed UC services: some growth for hosted, but majority still onsite
MNOs explore location–based mobile advertising services
Moving into a new battleground: ICT companies gearing up for patent war
Mobile voice traffic in Europe: Still increasing albeit mobile VoIP competition
Broadband for computers: mobile still no substitute for fixed
OTT messaging providers: friend or foe?
Telecom regulators gradually open fixed broadband infrastructure market in Middle East
Operator profile: Liberty Global builds on multiple–play and content
US mobile operators push for LBS with branded navigation services
Customer acquisition and retention strategies of pan–European ethnic MVNOs
Belgian market: hostage of MTR cuts but growth with mobile broadband
Fixed broadband in Eastern Europe: strong growth over all technologies
Cloud services – Drivers and benefits for providers, in particular carriers
Top-10 fixed broadband players: the usual suspects dominate
Telecom FDIs and privatisation increasing in ASEAN
The UK MVNO market: a melting pot of strategies and best practices
Spanish economic woes drag the telecoms market
Real but not mass market potential for Layer2 Ethernet VPN
Carrier Ethernet: steadily growing
Incumbents increase foothold in the FTTP market
Top-10 subscription-based TV groups: emerging markets and acquisitions fuel the top performers' growths
Do BRICS fly?
LTE deployment strategies for the enterprise segment
European-based operators still dominate despite difficult economic environment
Quad play marketplace: why more is merrier
Cloud e-health — will it give e-health a boost?
Gaining in importance - Application Performance Management
Over-the-top content: turning a threat to network operators into an opportunity
Mobile and fixed broadband growing in Latin America
Telecom spending in Latin America: growing per inhabitant, declining as share of GDP
Managed UC service providers: still many local champions
Cloud UC Services in Germany: missing arguments
Patent Litigation: A multimillion dollar business
Southeast Asian mobile markets:sustained growth driven by 3G services
Enterprise telephony markets worldwide: still very different and local
IPTV changes the TV landscape in Malaysia and Singapore
Southeast Asian broadband market: Growth despite infrastructure limitations
Mobile voice traffic in Western Europe: growing at a much slower pace
Fixed voice traffic in Eastern Europe: slower decline foreseen
Carrier Ethernet: steadily growing
SIP trunking: bright future but only gradually
Malaysian telecom service market: outpacing Southeast Asian counterparts
Continued growth in the top-10 fixed broadband countries in 2Q10
Top-10 VoIP markets in 2010 – Broadband Internet as key growth driver
The Vietnam TV landscape: free-to-air viewing still preferred while CaTV dominates subscription-based TV
SMS banking continues to dominate Southeast Asia, but NFC foreseen to drive m-commerce growth
Mobile giants still dominate but lose share in the Top-7 economies. Share of postpaid extends.
Fixed multiple-play offers in Eastern Europe: despite growth standalone offers still dominate
China: driven by mobile services and broadband connections
Fixed expected to stay ahead of mobile broadband in Europe
Video-on-demand – finding a successful business model
Telepresence: an alternative to business travels and personal meetings?
MVNOs in Eastern Europe: limited success so far – Change of strategy required
Monetising on patents: an overview of the patent trade business
China: driven by mobile services and broadband connections
Residential fixed mobile convergence: we are not there yet
Telecoms innovations: building on existing products and services
The German CaTV market: trends and developments
Web 2.0 trend: major brands' own online community versus dedicated profile on Facebook
Business ADSL access in key emerging Asian markets: widely varying choice, prices and conditions
Mobile data on the rise
Layer 2 Ethernet VPN: strong potential but still niche compared to Layer 3 IP MPLS VPN
M2M in Germany: overview of a high growth potential market
FTTx deployments: a very varied picture depending on country and operator
Multiscreen delivery: more than spreading content across devices
Roaming services in the EU: is it a dynamic market?
Top-10 US Providers in 2009 – Relatively stable despite turbulent economic conditions
An increasing number of e-health services and products in Western Europe
A handful of telecom groups rules the Western European telecom world
Satellite and cable dominate the market for paid-for TV subscriptions
Business ADSL access in key emerging Asian markets: widely varying choice, prices and conditions
Web 2.0 trend: major brands' own online community versus dedicated profile on Facebook
3D TV and connected TV: fad or future?
Top-10 IPTV Groups: growth opportunities despite low broadband penetration
Fixed and mobile traffic volume from 3Q07 to 3Q09: increasing share of mobile traffic?
Consolidation in the mobile industry: a starting trend?
Eastern European telecom markets driven by mobile and data
On-going digitisation of the content industry: opportunities and challenges
Bundling strategies marketed to create value for customers in Spain and Sweden
Mobile software management: A growing trend providing valuable additional benefits to manufacturers and mobile operators
IPTV strategies: developing premium content and new features
Mobile Western Europe: slow but steady trend towards postpaid
Broadband in Latin America: strong growth with DSL dominating
E-health: potential but searching for a mass-market driving application
3G users: strong growth at last
Carrier Ethernet: a bright future with some initial hurdles
Mobile highlights: growth at last in India
Telecom Innovations: mobile experience to become richer
Satellite pay-TV players in Europe: the sky is the limit
Country snapshot: Brazil An emerging giant in the global telecom industry
Fixed telephony traffic trends in 2008: continuing decline
2008 fixed broadband in South- East Asia: growth all round
Continued growth in the top-10 fixed broadband countries in 2008
Mobile TV: reception still not good enough
3Q08 fixed and mobile UMTS broadband penetration grow in the EU-25
China: the mobile sector's sleeping giant awakens
Top-10 IPTV in 2008: strong growth all-round
Mobile music downloads - Still need some fine tunig
Contact centre markets in EEMEA: strong growth driven by offshoring
3Q08 mobile overview for the top-5 Western European countries, the US and Japan
Financial results of key European incumbents: 3Q08 update
IP Centrex services in Germany: overview and potential analysis
German mobile phones market
Top equipment manufacturers
Mobile Phones Market in Germany
Fixed Terminals Market Trends
Germany - Lycos Europe
Product Profile of Top-8 Equipment Manufacturers
Equipment Markets - General Trends
VoIP and IP PBX in Western
Mobile Infrastructure Capex
Telecom equipment markets: evolutionary trends
Product profile of main World manufacturers
Operators' strategies for mobile infrastructure
Private Telephone Switching in Europe: Markets and Trends
Product profile of the World's Top-8 manufacturers
The ADSL equipment and service market
Country snapshot: UAE
Country snapshot: Philippines, the world leader for SMS
Financial results of key European incumbents
Verizon Communications
Deutsche Telekom
The new AT&T: a return to the Bell System?
Market snapshot: South Korea
Country snapshot: Mexico
Arcor: a fairy tale?
NTT Corporation
KT Corporation
First Aid for Incumbents
Telecom Italia
Royal KPN Telecom
BT Profile
Deutsche Telekom
Financial results of European incumbents
Terra Lycos
United Pan-Europe Communications
Level 3 Communications
Cable & Wireless
Top-10 IPTV providers in the world, a changing ranking
Top-10 CaTV groups in the world
The TV broadcasting market in the Top-5 Western European countries
Personalised TV means also personalised advertising...but don't tell it too loud
IPTV in France
IPTV in Asia
IPTV or not IPTV: that is the question....(part 1)
Business models in the online tourism industry
VoD and TV over DSL
European comparison of fixed telephony pricing options
VoIP connections in Eastern Europe: a growing market not completely offsetting FMS
Fixed line trends in Western Europe
Wholesale revenues from fixed line carriers in Eastern Europe
Snapshot: Fixed telephony trends in Western Europe
Fixed telephony traffic in top Western European countries
Payphone in Europe
Fixed telephony by CaTV operators
Line Access Observatory
Fixed connections and incumbents market share
VoIP consumer retail offers in Germany
Teleconferencing Market Trends
Data communications in the main countries and regions of the World
Fixed telephony in the main countries of the World
Endangered specie or chance for innovation?
Local Loop Unbundling in Western European countries
The German Wholesale market
Financial results of European incumbents
Internationalisation of cable operators and services
Cable TV industry- Part 1
User expenses - History and Trends
The Line Access
ISDN observatory
Southeast Asia: a predominantly prepaid mobile market
Price cuts and regulation affect mobile ARPU in Western Europe
Mobile spending and SMS usage in Western Europe
Mobile roaming: year-end revenues of major Western European operators after EU regulation
3Q07 prepaid and postpaid situation in selected countries
Mobile TV
2Q07 3G market penetration in selected countries
2Q07 mobile overview
The mobile phones market in Germany
4Q06 mobile market penetration and market shares in selected Asian and North American countries
3Q06 mobile penetration and market shares in selected Western and Eastern European countries
Roaming revenues of the top-5 Western European mobile operators
3Q05 mobile markets overview
MVNOs: to be or not to be?
The Philippines: the SMS capital of the world?
International presence of mobile operators
Public WLAN services in German speaking markets
Mobile prepaid customers
Mobile Telephony in Western and Eastern Europe
1Q03 Mobile Markets Overview
WLAN in Germany
Prepaid and Postpaid
Mobile Data Services
Public WLAN offers in Europe
International presence of mobile operators
The mobile service market in Germany
Mobile telephony in Eastern Europe
Mobile telephony in the US
Japan: one of the VoIP forerunners
US broadband market at 3Q08: overall growth slowing down
VoIP retail residential offers in Western Europe
Top-10 fixed broadband countries in 3Q07
Broadband developments in the Nordic countries
Local Loop Unbundling
FTTx deployments in Europe
2Q06 M&As within the Top-5 Western European broadband markets
VoIP: from free PC-to-PC calls to extra value added services
VoIP consumer retail offers in Germany
Broadband Development
Broadband Development
Internet Paid Content and Services
Internet access services in Western and Eastern Europe
Line Access Observatory
ISP markets
The Internet Media Economy: assessing the model
Internet traffic perspectives
Global communications market review: growth in Eastern Europe and parts of Asia; growth in Internet
Telecom spending trends: Whereto in the telecom industry?
2H07 M&A overview
2007 IT, telecom and multimedia
Talk more, pay less: overview of fixed and mobile traffic in Western Europe
Top-10 telecom groups in Eastern Europe
The future of newspapers
The German telecommunication services market
Top-10 telecom groups in Western Europe
M&A highlights for 1H07
InfoCom's telecom innovations monitoring service
Snapshot: Breakdown between national and international revenues
Total telecom spending over the last ten years
Top operators in Eastern Europe
Top world operators by sectors
Top operators in North America, Latin America and Asia-Pacific
Telecom innovations recent announcements: film downloading, mobile VoIP and mobile TV
FMC offers in selected Eastern European countries
Business voice mail and audio conferencing services in Europe
M&A overview
New business models for private TV broadcasters in Germany
WiMAX potential in Germany
Public WLAN hotspots in Austria
Top world operators by sectors
Top world operators by regions
Telecom operators and IT software services market in Germany
The Czech Republic - Service Markets
Resale in the German fixed and mobile markets
Overview of M&A activities
Incumbents market share in telecom business services
The rain in Spain no longer stays in the alternative operators' plain!
Western Europe: fixed and mobile market trends
Top Operators in Eastern Europe
Telecom made in Italy
Top-10 Operators in the USA
Canada - Service Markets
The main World telecom groups
The Czech Republic - Service Markets
Latin America
Eastern Europe
The World Top-20 operators
The Italian service market
Western Europe: fixed and mobile market trends
The German telecom service market
French service market
The New Telecom Economy
The New Telecom Economy
Market liberalisation and regulation
The telecom service market: general trends
Telecom markets in Eastern Europe
European wholesale market
Unified Messaging
Telephony markets: a comparison of fixed and mobile market evolution
Italy: a telecom profile
Published: 2009-03-05
As shown in Fig. 1, MII China clearly leads the top-10 list with 2.13m IPTV subscribers in 3Q08 with China Telecom and China Netcom contributing respectively 1.3m and 830 000 customers. France Teleco (Orange) places second with 1.65m customers.
Published: 2009-03-05


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• Teaching general Psychology A'level
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