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- The gap between smartphone buzz and smartphone usage for mobile payments
- How the push towards EMV technology may actually further the mobile movement
- How evolving payment capabilities are making mobile banking more compelling for consumers
- How merchants are using mobile tablets as point-of-sale devices to increase sales and decrease costs
- The functionality and value customers are seeking in mobile banking and mobile payment apps
- Timing and investments surrounding EMV and NFC technologies
- Concerns and requirements around mobile payment security
CINCINNATI, Sept. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Vantiv, Inc. (NYSE: VNTV), a leading provider of payment processing services and related technology solutions for merchants and financial institutions of all sizes, presents the third webinar in its Vantiv Insight Series, "Payments Go Mobile" on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 Noon – 1:00 pm EDT. Industry experts, Ben Love, Vice President, Mobile Strategy at Vantiv and Ken Paterson, Head of Research Operations at Mercator, will explore the growing mobile payments movement and what merchants and financial institutions need to understand in order to position themselves to meet changing consumer demands. Registration for this webinar is open at http://info.vantiv.com/Payments_Go_Mobile.html. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110628/CL27165LOGO ) "Awareness of mobile as a payment option is at an all-time high and the rapid growth of the market is producing many market players and possible outcomes," said Love. "Merchants and financial institutions have an opportunity to revolutionize the consumer experience they offer by staying current on the latest trends around mobile banking, smartphone payments and merchant tablets, as well as the market challenges that must be resolved for growth to continue." The webinar will feature key findings from the Vantiv Insight Series Research, conducted by Mercator Advisory Group. The webinar, based on a Vantiv white paper of the same name, will cover additional topics including:


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PURPOSE: A variety of rescue therapies were proposed to treat acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) during the H1N1 influenza pandemic when conventional ventilation strategies failed. Here we report outcomes in patients with ARDS from H1N1 pneumonia who received Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV).
METHODS: We retrospectively identified and reviewed charts of adults admitted to our intensive care units (2/1/2009-1/31/2010) with H1N1 pneumonia requiring mechanical ventilation.
RESULTS: 22 patients with respiratory failure due to H1N1 influenza required mechanical ventilation. APRV was used in 9 patients (33±12 years of age, 5/9 on vasopressors, and 6/9 females) due to refractory hypoxemia. All of these patients had ARDS with a mean PaO2:FiO2 ratio of 64±25 mm Hg. Prior to initiation of APRV, patients were treated with an average PEEP of 17±4 cm H20. Maximum APRV settings were Phigh 34±5 cm, Plow 0±0 cm, Thigh 5.3±1.5 sec and Tlow 0.56±0.12 sec. APRV resulted in a significant improvement in gas exchange with increased PaO2:FiO2(77±39 vs. 128±58 mm Hg; p=0.028), decreased FiO2(0.92±0.19 vs. 0.82±0.21; p=0.042) with no change in PaCO2 (52±8 vs. 51±14 mm Hg). These settings were well tolerated and only one patient required increased vasopressor dose. Average duration of APRV was 6.1 ± 2.2 days. Mortality rates were similar for the patients receiving APRV (2/9; 22%) and other types of mechanical ventilation (4/13; 31%).
CONCLUSIONS: APRV may be a useful rescue mode of ventilation in patients with ARDS due to H1N1 pneumonia.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Attention has focused on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) as a rescue mode in the treatment of ARDS due to H1N1. APRV is potentially simpler to institute with little evidence of ventilatory and hemodynamic compromise. Even severe cases of ARDS may respond to APRV and importantly the overall mortality rate with APRV was not greater than that reported with ECMO (21%). These preliminary results support the further investigation of APRV for the treatment of ARDS.
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Could the next Jeremy Lin be playing today in the D-League?
The search to find the next Jeremy Lin is on.
Where will he turn up? In the NBA Development League? At the end of an NBA bench? In Europe?
The topic is important. At the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference last weekend, a Stanford biomechanical engineering student presented research that could help teams "discover undervalued players."
PHOTOS: Linsanity takes NBA, New York by storm
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The exploration has put the spotlight on the NBA's D-League, a 16-team pro league featuring potential NBA players, many of whom think they can be the next Lin.
"It's really brought to the forefront what the D-League can do to help players develop their skills," D-League vice president of basketball operations and player personnel Chris Alpert said of Lin's run. "He's been a perfect example.
"He took full advantage of his time in the D-League to play real NBA game minutes under a highly competitive environment."
Lin, whose unexpected rise to starting point guard for the New York Knicks is a captivating story, played 20 games for the Reno Bighorns last season and one game for the Erie BayHawks this season. When the Knicks needed a point guard, they found Lin, who proved capable of running Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni's pick-and-roll offense.
The Stanford student, Muthu Alagappanm, and those with a similar mind-set, want to remove as much serendipity from the process as possible and apply more data to find similar players.
The D-League is a starting point, and more teams have taken advantage of the NBA's minor league. NBA teams have called up 39 players from D-League teams this season; the record of 40 set in 2009-10. Nearly 22% of NBA players have D-League experience.
"As long as we continue to cultivate and develop relationships with the NBA clubs and with their D-League affiliates, NBA teams realize how valuable this league is to player development," Alpert said.
At the D-League All-Star Game in Orlando Feb. 25, players recognized Lin's impact.
"He's given us a whole lot more exposure," Iowa Energy guard Moses Ehambe said. "Knowing that he made it, going through all that he went through, I know that I can do the same."
Lin is the shining star of what D-League experience can produce for the NBA. Other examples of D-League success stories are Cleveland Cavaliers forward Alonzo Gee, Minnesota Timberwolves forward Anthony Tolliver, Orlando Magic guard Von Wafer, Indiana Pacers forward Lou Amundson and Charlotte Bobcats forward Reggie Williams.
Asked who might be a potential Lin given the opportunity, Rio Grande Vipers guard Lee Humphrey pointed to Reno guard Blake Ahearn.
"In this game, there's a lot of these guys," Humphrey said. "He can play the point, he can shoot, he gets fouled and he's a great free throw shooter."
Foote mentioned Springield Armor guard JamesOn Curry.
Ehambe mentioned forward Gerald Green, who was playing with the Los Angeles D-Fenders before the New Jersey Nets signed him to a 10-day contract Feb. 27. Green, 26, was the No. 18 pick in the 2005 draft but a questionable attitude and poor preparation prevented him staying in the NBA. In three games, Green is averaging 7.7 points and 2.3 rebounds.
Maine Red Claws forward Lawrence Hill mentioned Austin Toros forward Leo Lyons. "It's weird playing against him, because this guy's good enough to play in the NBA, and you know it," Hill said.
Lyons didn't give an answer when asked. "I don't want to single anyone out and pinpoint one guy because I think everybody has the ability," he said.
Lyons said the key is being ready when called up from the D-League to the NBA.
"It is very difficult, I'm not going to lie, to stay positive and not get frustrated and impatient when you know you can play with those guys," Lyons said. "I just try to stay positive and keep performing every night and show them you're ready."
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Villa Mimosa (Sleeps 6/8, 3 bedrooms)
The villa was completed mid 2007 to the highest standards.
The master bedroom has a double bedroom and balcony looking out over countryside and the rock tombs.
The second bedroom also has a double bed and balcony overlooking vineyards.
The third bedroom has two single beds.
All rooms are individually air conditioned and also have heating.
There are two shower rooms and toilets.
Both are finished to the highest standards.
One located on the ground floor the other is on the first.
The fully fitted kitchen has a dish washer,
large fridge freezer, gas hob, electric oven, washing machine and ironing facilities.
The dining area has a table and four chairs.
There is also a dining table and chairs on the covered patio overlooking the pool.
The lounge area has two settees that fold into beds plus two fully reclining armchairs, satellite TV which is enabled to take a Sky card.
One of four brand new villas built to highest standards on quiet edge of town. Shared pool has ample sun terrace. The villa is surrounded by vine yards. An easy walk into the centre of Dalyan. The beautiful beach is only15 minutes by bus or water taxi. Dalyan has many good restaurants and bars. Situated on the river it is overlooked by the famous floodlit rock tombs at night. There are plenty of shops and weekly markets. Local activities are plentiful with river trips, fishing, white water rafting, safaris and the famous Turkish baths and natural spas.
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We have visited Dalyan three times previously, and after a four year break, we returned to Dalyan with our 19 and 18 year old daughters and their boyfriends. Dalyan is everything we remembered and more. once you visit you fall in love with the place. The appartment was fantastic- very spacious and suited all family members. We all felt like we had our own space and the lovely shaded terrace is an ideal place to spend a few hours out of the sun playing cards, reading a book, and drinking a glass of wine or beer- absolute bliss !. The swimming pool was perfect size and very cooling to dip in and out of , and for floating around on your lilo reading a book ! I cannot recommend this apartment enough. it is in a perfect position and has everything you need for a perfect holiday. All airport transfers were arranged by the owner and went very smoothly ( with the exception of my error in sending one of our party to the airport on the wrong day!) . Thank you so much for a lovely holiday enjoyed by all.
Great venue
Lovely villa in a quiet part of town. Only minutes to the shops and short walk into town. Villa well equipped and in good order. Whole place kept clean and pool man came in every morning. Thoroughly recommend it.
Excellent value villa
Three ladies stayed in this three bed villa in June and we really felt it was exceptional value for the price we paid. The whole booking process with the owner was easy and she was able to discuss lots of pre holiday queries in detail. Each bedroom was a good size, the attic room was huge.
Living area and kitchen. Lean and modern and there was a nice terrace to enjoy our lunch and evening drinks. Pool was a little small if all 4 villas are occupied I would think.
Property was very well located, a couple of minutes from Migros and a bit further to the centre. The immediate neighbours are quiet and friendly. I would return to the villa without hesitation.
Activity and Interests
The beautiful local beach is overseen by National Trust and is totally unspoilt. The sandy beach is a breeding ground for turtles. It is reached by water taxi down the river from Dalyan. 15 mins or local buses 20 mins.
Dalaman International airport is 20 mins drive. Full transfers can be organized and are payable locally.
The centre of Dalyan is 10 mins walk. The natural spa and ancient rock tombs are 10 mins by water taxi. The harbour of Gochek with its huge yachts and motor cruisers is 25 mins drive. The busy coastal resort of Mamaris is 40 mins by car or coach.
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There are ample supermarkets, bars and restaurants all within a 10 min walk. Water taxis, taxis and local buses make all the local places of interest easily accessible. These again are within 10 mins walk.
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She will compete against 59 other entrants at a two-day event starting on August 31.
Miss Watts, from Barnet, said she wants to overcome the misconceptions associated with beauty contests.
She added: "I worked hard at school and got good results. I've been awarded various singing grades by the Royal School of Music and since taking up ballet I've reached grade five.
"If I could eventually represent England in Miss World it would mean so much to me."
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It was a memorable display of athletic prowess: The sprint and leap to the weigh-in stage that Randy Howell made to join the other 12 finalists after Day Three of the Elite Series St. Johns River Showdown, the first Elite event of 2012.
Howell had weighed in early that Saturday, and he was in 12th place at the time, so he felt certain he would get bumped from the top 12 with so many anglers lined up behind him.
In fact, Howell had accepted his fate to the point of loading his boat on the trailer and preparing to leave the Palatka, Fla., weigh-in area when he heard his name announced as one of Sunday's finalists. That's what prompted his sprint through the crowd and leap onto the stage, a feat that any man his age – 38 – would be proud of.
It occurred during the first Elite Series tournament of the 2012 season, where Howell would eventually finish ninth. Now – at the midway point of the season – the Springville, Ala., resident is leading the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year points race.
Howell's race to the stage that day in Florida was a sign of things to come. Howell just missed the Sunday finals at Lake Okeechobee and Bull Shoals, finishing 14th in both. Then he posted his best finish of the season last weekend at Douglas Lake, moving from 13th on Friday to 7th Saturday before climbing two more spots to finish 5th Sunday.
Howell's B.A.S.S. earnings have climbed over the $1 million mark this season. Four times previously he has finished in the Top 10 in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year race. But the tournament at Douglas Lake, more than his other three consistent performances this season, may signal that Howell is a serious contender for this year's AOY title.
"I've been fishing long enough. I ought to be getting better, don't you think?" Howell said with a laugh during Sunday's weigh-in. "I've been doing this a long time."
Howell has long been a top-notch shallow water fisherman. But the Douglas Lake Challenge marked the first tournament where Howell resisted the urge to fall back on his shallow water strengths.
"It's all between the ears," Howell said of his success this season. "That's the biggest difference. I'm getting better at making decisions, not getting too stressed and making stupid mistakes.
"Like (at Douglas), this was a big mind-game for me. It was a big personal accomplishment, not bailing out and going to the bank and fishing shallow for (AOY) points."
Howell and the previous AOY leader this season, Brent Chapman, who is now third in the standings, are best friends. Their families frequently camp together at Elite Series tournaments. And they talked last week about how you could catch a decent 5-bass limit every day by flipping shallow bushes and crankbaiting the banks.
But Howell knew the tournament wasn't going to be won that way. You'd have to fish deep to be in contention.
"My nature was saying to go fish shallow," Howell said. "But my gut was saying not to sell out."
Two days into the tournament, Howell had stayed deep, but he was still struggling with his decision. It was on the third day when Terry Scroggins showed him the long-lining technique with a crankbait, the method that proved to be so successful at Douglas Lake.
"Terry did it right there where I was, and he got the bait down to 27 feet," Howell said. "I was having to kneel-and-reel, and I'd catch one every once in awhile. But I was able to catch them better and faster when I started doing that long-lining deal."
In fact, Howell said he caught a 4-pounder the first time he tried long-lining with a Mann's 30-Plus crankbait.
"As soon as Terry told me, I was like, 'Why have I not even thought about that?'" Howell said.
He had been a competitor in the team tournament on Texas' Lake Fork a couple of years ago when Kelly Jordon showed how effective long-lining could be. (Jordon nicknamed it "strolling.") By making a long cast, then leaving your reel in free spool while using the trolling motor and stripping out more line before you stop and start cranking, a deep diving crankbait will reach depths that would be impossible with a normal cast.
Long-lining was how Jeremy Starks won the $100,000 first prize at Douglas Lake, where the technique created quite a buzz last week.
By long-lining, Howell bumped his weight up to 19 pounds, 15 ounces Saturday, then followed it with Sunday's biggest bag of 23-3. He had 16-1 and 13-9 the first two days.
"I don't know why I didn't think about that, because I've done it before," Howell said. "I think I was on the fish that could have won the tournament, but I just couldn't make them bite effectively the first two days."
But, again, the biggest thing for Howell last week was that he didn't fall back to the banks, as usual.
There's another factor working in his favor in this year's AOY race: No one else, particularly Kevin VanDam, has started putting together one of those sensational seasons of the past.
"I've had some good years," Howell said. "But every time I've done it, it has been those years that VanDam or Skeet Reese got on a big roll.
"This year it's all happening right, both for me and all those other key people that usually dominate. VanDam has had the most marvelous stretch of AOY titles and Bassmaster Classics, and I don't think anybody will ever match that.
"But he's still human. He may not catch them as good here or there this year."
VanDam has won the last four Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year titles and seven total. He'd also won the previous two Bassmaster Classics (and four total) before Chris Lane won the Classic this year.
VanDam is still in the hunt this year, in 11th place, 76 points behind Howell, with four events down and four more to go. But maybe this will be the year when Howell breaks through.
By the way, Howell thinks the long-lining technique will grow significantly in popularity after everyone watches how it's done on the Bassmaster Elite Series Douglas Lake Challenge television show, which first airs Sunday, May 13 on ESPN 2 (8 a.m. ET) and ESPN Classic (10 a.m. ET). But he doesn't think it will be a factor the remainder of the Elite Series season.
"We don't have any more tournaments where you have to fish that deep," Howell said. "On most lakes, 20 feet is deep, and you don't have to long-line."
No matter what happens, the confidence Howell has in his range of bass catching techniques is greater than it has ever been.
"This tournament helped me, confidence-wise, a lot," he said.


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10,000 miles
15 States
5 National Parks
1200 gallons of fuel
30 Quarts of oil
3 sets of tires
500 pints of beer
3 busted rocker arms
37 days.
Three friends.
Exploring the American West in sidecars.
More than one relative and motorcycle industry pundit looked at us cross-eyed. Actually, they all did. We decided to take two oddities, Ural sidecars, out of their crates and push them deep into the American West for 10,000 miles.
It's a romantic notion we all dream of; load up your steed with only the essentials and, like any pioneer, head west into the great unknown to cross paths with its landscapes, its saints, and its sinners. To play in its outdoor wonders, and get lost and then found again in the process.
There's something about self-inflicted struggle we're used to here in the Northeast - so we forsook the comfort of traction control, heated grips, and the cruise button. Instead, we opted for the next thing up from traveling via stagecoach: the utilitarian and free-spirited nature of the Russian sidecar. We blended it with our own mixture of grit and simple ambition and chased the western sun for thirty straight days.
"Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." - Mark Twain
Now it's your turn.
Twain's quote punched us in the head and heart last spring. We'd had enough Saturday night bar hopping. It was time to let the motorcycle change us once again. We hope Issue 022 hits you in the same way and that you decide to get outta dodge this year.
Posted by Heiko on 2nd Jun 2016
Enjoyed the photographs and stories of the road. The bikes and equipment appeared to be mostly modern retro, it had a hipster feel to it. In the future maybe use more regular bikes This is the only Iron and Air magazine I've seen. Do like the variety of different brand bikes.
Posted by david hills on 25th May 2016
Came home beat the other night and found #22 in the mail...Sat back in an easy chair, sipped some silver tequila, and read the whole issue, cover to cover. Laughed out loud with the article about the dispencery stop and the "panicked calls" afterwords! Thank you for all you give to your readers!
Posted by Unknown on 15th May 2016
original and fantastic. from the quality of the paper to the pictures and writing. very impressed
Posted by Conrad on 13th May 2016
This is my first issue and it's just what I was hoping for. Beautiful photography, great story telling, few ads. Quality printing materials. Perfect coffee table book for modern day motorcycle culture.


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Paula Patton Granted Restraining Order Against Robin Thicke, Fears 'Injury'
New documents say Patton is fearful of 'imminent serious bodily injury to herself and the child.'
New documents say Patton is fearful of 'imminent serious bodily injury to herself and the child.'
The case that rocked the music industry isn't over yet.
Check out all the performances from the 2015 Teen Choice Awards.
Robin Thicke delivered bombshell after bombshell during his recent deposition in his Marvin Gaye lawsuit.
Has Robin Thicke given up on trying to win back the love of his estranged wife, Paula Patton?
Robin Thicke doesn't know how to take no for an answer.
Robin Thicke premiered his new song 'Get Her Back' in a simple but heartfelt performance at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards.
Robin Thicke is not going down without a fight. He and Paula Patton may have "mutually" decided to separate after eight years of marriage (they had been together for more than 20), but the 'Blurred Lines' singer says that all he is trying to do is get his wife back.
We're sorta shocked and sorta not shocked about the news that singer Robin Thicke and wife Paula Patton are ending their relationship. The couple, married for almost nine years and together for approximately 20, confirmed their breakup on Monday, Feb. 24.
Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' was the biggest single of 2013 and was the singer's breakthrough song, thanks to its crazy catchy melody, sexy vibe and raunchy video. Thicke performed the song in Los Angeles and beamed into Ryan Seacrest's NYC-based 'New Year's Rockin' Eve' celebration.
Jan. 6 through Jan. 10 we're giving away a pair of tickets EVERY DAY to Robin Thicke with Jessie J performing at the WaMu theater March 26! Here's how to win:
Robin Thicke and wife Paula Patton have been together since they were teenagers, so it's safe to say that they know each other inside and out. He even alluded to an unconventional marriage when he appeared on Howard Stern's show.
That didn't stop a fan from tweeting a pic of Thicke grabbing another fan's butt while posing for a photo at a post-VMAs party.


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Why Creative Artists are Paying the Price
Who Pays Who?
by: Andrew MacDonald
When I started out in the arts and craft world over twenty years ago, I don't think the idea of "artist's application fees" had been invented.
As far as I remember, in order to enter submit a work to an art competition you sent some recent photos and sometimes text, free of charge and hoped your work was looked at fairly.
Now it's become 'pay-to-play'
How times have changed, a recent quick search online reveals how prevalent the demand for cash to enter an art competition has become.
An "artist's application fee" of £10, £20 or even £30 is now necessary to accompany each submission. Paying to have your work looked at now seems to be the norm.
It's not just visual artists either, writers are now being routinely asked to pay in order to submit manuscripts to so-called publishing or poetry 'contests', and photographers are now being asked for entry-fees in order for their work to even be considered.
Maybe I'm just being cynical…
Perhaps I am just cynical or perhaps this type of payment is actually a good idea. Maybe it helps to keep the standards high, pay for juror's expenses, or maybe it has become just another way for them to make money. Either way, the genie is well and truly out of the bottle now.
So how did we let this happen?
If every artist, writer, or photographer on principle refused to pay "application fees" to submit work for any competition of any kind the practice would probably stop, unfortunately this isn't about to happen, soon.
For example, many thousands of people 'willingly' pay £25 a picture to be considered for the well-known London Royal Academy annual summer show, but why? Obviously it's a great money spinner for the R.A, but for the individual artist who pays up, it's the allure of being discovered or even selling a piece that makes it seem worth the cost.
Exhibition organisers have realised this, there is some serious cash to be made here from artists' desperation (and sadly sometimes vanity) to have their work seen. The practice started by the big famous national intuitions has now spread far and wide, even down to local craft fairs, where you are expected to pay a fee to be considered and then pay a further fee to hire a stall, chairs, electricity, compulsory listing on website, public liability insurance, etc…
And it gets worse…
A £25 fee to have a picture of yours looked is bad enough, however, it gets worse. I'm sure I'm not the only person who has noticed the increasing requirements demanded for a submission these days.
How about all this just to enter a competition; six images formatted in a precise way, an application form, an entry form, an artist's statement, a link to your website, references, a C.V., and of course the aforementioned fee which is non-refundable and payable in advance (PayPal and credit cards accepted).
Surely something is wrong with this, the art competition organisers and publishers are demanding all of this simply because they can. After all, they are not paying for it, we are. The demand from artist is far greater than the opportunities available.
Art Competition or Lottery?
A few years back, after lots of bad publicity, TV channels were prevented from running competitions, you know the sort of thing, send a text and win a trip to the world cup etc. (texts cost £10+VAT). They still run similar things but have to call them lotteries and as such they should comply with the lottery act.
Similarly, dubious job advertisements requiring upfront application fees have been mercifully clamped down on by trading standards authorities. Banks, experts at making money as they are, now have hefty mortgage application fees, fancy paying a £2000 upfront 'mortgage processing' fee anyone?
Just because they can, doesn't mean they should
Demanding an application fee to have artwork considered for an exhibition is not illegal. It would be only if the selection process was not above board and we all hope that is the not the case. We can choose to pay or not, just as we are free to buy lottery tickets or not.
Artists are passionate about their work and many of them are desperate to have it seen, discussed, and sold. Because famous artists such as Banksy or Damien Hirst sell work apparently effortlessly for vast sums, there is this illusion that it is an easy and a realistic thing to do. The reality, as most of us know, is different. Most artists make very little money from their art and they deserve more support from galleries, who in my opinion, should stop demanding cash application fees from artists to look at their work.
What do you think?
Do you think that these galleries and publishers who are charging these application fees are doing it in order to keep artistic standards high, or do you think that this has simply become another way for them to make money? Have you ever been asked to pay any type of 'application fee', and if so, do you think it was justified?
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Quality of life in Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetic patients prior to and after pancreas and kidney transplantation in relation to organ function
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Improvement of the quality of life in Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetic patients with severe late complications is one of the main goals of pancreas and/or kidney grafting. To assess the influences of these treatment modalities on the different aspects of the quality of life a cross-sectional study in 157 patients was conducted. They were categorized into patients pre-transplant without dialysis (n=29; Group A), pre-transplant under dialysis (n=44; Group B), post-transplant with pancreas and kidney functioning (n=31; Group C), post-transplant with functioning kidney, but insulin therapy (n=29; Group D), post-transplant under dialysis and insulin therapy again (n=15; Group E) and patients after single pancreas transplantation and rejection, with good renal function, but insulin therapy (n=9; Group F). All patients answered a mailed, self-administered questionnaire (217 questions) consisting of a broad spectrum of rehabilitation criteria. The results indicate a better quality of life in Groups C and D as compared to the other groups. In general the scores are highest in C, but without any significant difference to D. Impressive significant differences between C or D and the other groups were found especially in their satisfaction with physical capacity, leisure-time activities or the overall quality of life. The satisfaction with the latter is highest in C (mean±SEM: 4.0±0.2 on a 1 to 5-rating scale; significantly different from A: 3.1±0.1, B: 2.7±0.2 and E: 2.6±0.3; p<0.01), followed by D (3.8±0.2; significantly different from B and E; p<0.01). Group F shows a mean of 3.1±0.4, which is not significantly different from C. The percentages of patients in each group, who are not working: A: 38 %, B: 64 %, C: 74 %, D: 66 %, E: 87 % and F: 78 % indicate that there is no marked improvement in the vocational situation after successful grafting.


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Favourites Tawqeet and Yeats had their prospects of winning the Melbourne Cup at Flemington on Tuesday enhanced by favourable draws at yesterday's ceremony in the Victoria Racing Club's committee room.
Tawqeet drew stall nine, while Yeats fared even better after Tom Magnier, son of the horse's owners John and Sue Magnier, drew gate four. It was also good news for the other British-based runners Land 'N Stars and Geordieland, who will jump out of gates six and 10 respectively in the 24-horse field.
"I am delighted with that, absolutely delighted," said Jamie Poulton, trainer of Land 'N Stars. "Hopefully we won't have to put a gun to the horse's head to get a good position, and we can just creep into the race quietly."
Tom Magnier said that their stall was even better than they had been hoping for, and it was also approved by Yeats's jockey, Kieren Fallon. "We are happy with that barrier, we were looking for nine and inside," Magnier said. "I looked over at Kieren after the draw and he nodded and said, 'I'm happy with that'."
Magnier also put to rest any fears that Yeats missing a gallop on Friday would hinder his chances in the race. "He only missed that gallop because of the ground. We knew the ground would be better this morning so we worked him today, and he went really well."
Magnier said that race tactics will not be spoken about until Yeats's trainer, Aidan O'Brien, in the US for last night's Breeders' Cup, has been contacted. "He will probably sit in the first half-dozen, but a lot can happen with the ground. We will ring Aidan and work a plan out from there."
Luca Cumani had to wait on the VRC committee's final deliberation on the field, but they decided to allow his horse Glistening into the race at the expense of the local hope Count Ricardo, a move sure to incur the wrath of Australian training ranks.
The Victoria Derby winner, Efficient, drew well in gate eight and will be ridden by rising star Craig Newitt if allowed by the authorities. Newitt was suspended in the week but won a stay of proceedings which could allow him to ride.
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Para makes a few also.
This is a discussion on Commander size 1911 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'm looking for a Commander size 1911 in 9mm for my wife She has a full size 1911 Colt in .45 which she shoots very ...
I'm looking for a Commander size 1911 in 9mm for my wife She has a full size 1911 Colt in .45 which she shoots very well but it's a little big to conceal and she's developed arthritis in her hands which makes the recoil a bit too much. Looking at the Kimbers..would like other recommendations. Thanks
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Para makes a few also.
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S&W makes a scandium frame Commander sized 1911... I have two of them. Light and reliable too.
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A smaller, lighter gun in the same caliber is only going to make recoil worse. She may want to consider going to a smaller caliber and a polymer frame or a steel framed .38 revolver to cut down on recoil. My mother has arthritis in her hands and likes the SIG P239 in 9mm.
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Take a look at the Springfield EMP, I just picked one up and was amazed.
Also the Aegis Kimber is very nice.
The Para LTC comes in 9mm, that's a Commander Sized 9mm, Kimber also has the Aegis II line which has a Pro (4" model) in 9mm, as well as the Tactical II line, which also has a pro in 9mm.
The EMP mentioned above is a great 9mm, but is of the 3" design (although Springfield did redesign the gun) if a Commander sized gun can't be found, the EMP would be my first pick of 3" 9mm 1911s.
Barring the 1911s from the group, I would also suggest something along the lines of a Kahr K9
STI makes the Ranger ll which should fit the bill. I really like my 9mm Trojan (5"). The Ranger ll uses a dual spring recoil system (Recoilmaster) that some say does help tame recoil a bit. This system can be "switched out" for a conventional guide rod/spring set-up.
I have a bit of arthritis in my hands. My 5" Trojan (single spring recoil system) is lightyears easier to rack the slideon than my 45 Springfield 1911's. I've never racked the slide on a Ranger ll, though.
another vote for EMP is great, rent it try it.
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I vote for the Para LTC if you can find one
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Commander size is 4.25 inch barrel. Lots of suggestions for shorter models here. If going that route, and cost is not an object, I'd suggest Wlson Combat in 4 inch. Available in either Officers or Government (Commander) grip size, your choice of steel or aluminum.
Going back to basics, you've had good luck with the Colt 1911. Commander size? Sort of surprised no one has suggested the obvious. Commander (either light weight or Combat steel). Hard to argue with the pony....
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Anymore it seems like it's acceptable to call a 4" a "Commander".
FWIW, the 4" guns don't seem to have some of the troubles that plague 3.5" and smaller guns, but I still prefer the 4.25".
To the best of my knowledge, the only production 4.25" 9mm. is from Para, although it would certainly be possible to have a .45 converted, or to have one built.
Nighthawk has a model called the Ladyhawk which is a Commander sized 9mm designed specifically for the fairer sex. It's pretty spendy, but quite impressive.
You ought to look at Fusion Firearms - have them give you a quote on a custom build up of just exactly what she wants. They tend to end up priced like an upper end factory gun for a completely bespoke pistol.


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The Huffington Post continues their dedicated coverage of the death of the Palestinian ambassador to the Czech Republic with its latest article, stating that twelve weapons, including pistols and submachine guns, were found at the victim's apartment by Czech police. For the first time ever, neither the ambassador's name nor picture were in the headline of the article. Balanced coverage for once?
Anyway, you might imagine the Huffington Post readership to be somewhat upset that an alleged diplomat, someone who was supposed to be help build relations between nations, had weapons in his possession. Instead, there were nine comments posted, two of which defended the ambassador using the hated Zionist tactic of 'whataboutery'.
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Ahh, fall. Crisp air, clear skies, and the excitement and dread that a new school year brings. First up in this month's Chart Review is a post by Leanna, a fourth year medical student at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. In "Fancy Advice," she shares some of her most important lessons learned with newer medical students, including warnings about emotional exhaustion and eating healthfully during rotations.
Deirdre Bonnycastle, the clinical teaching coordinator at the University of Saskatchewan School of Medicine, writes a medical education blog in which she treats all manner of topics, including the flipped classroom, social media, and so on. She began the new school year with this post, "Creating a Culture of Disclosure," in which she notes, "A culture of disclosure is built around foundations of acknowledgement of mistakes, goals of self-improvement, and patient centeredness becoming normalized in medical school."
At Medicine from the Trenches, the author is "a physician who remembers her thoughts and ramblings from medical school too well." She devotes her September post to exhorting medical students that it's never too early to begin thinking about residency applications, and provides comprehensive, step-by-step advice tailored to students in each year of medical school.
On Sidenote, blogger Ken, a student at the Medical University of South Carolina, shares detailed instructions for making flash cards using an app called Anki.
Derek Warnick, a consultant, blogs at Confessions of a CME Guy. In his September 23 post, he tees up the idea of CMEpalooza, "a conference for CME/CE professionals that lets anyone talk about anything, anyway they want." He plans to hold it via Google Hangout and is anxious for input and feedback. You can comment on the site or email him directly at email@example.com.
The anonymous author of Burnt Orange Scrubs, a medical student in Texas, chronicles "A Day in the Life of a General Surgery Resident." One key takeaway: "I was enlightened to the fact that not everyone gets cured after surgery like I thought was the case… Surgery might seem to have more victories in it than internal medicine for example, but there are many patients who still suffer."
University of Minnesota Rochester student Rachelle, an aspiring health system administrator, had the opportunity to attend the Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation's TRANSFORM event in September; she blogs about it on My UMR Story. She writes:
The most valuable piece of information I gained from this experience was from a member of the "Digging In" session I attended. She believes that right now, we have the power and the opportunity to rewrite the US health care system. We are starting from a blank slate, and the power of change is in our hands.
Scope, the blog from Stanford Medicine, features a post describing SICKO, a web-based game that helps surgeons practice decision-making. The game is the result of a collaboration between a faculty member, a student, and a resident, teaches doctors how to identify and treat sepsis in a safe simulation environment.
At Mothers in Medicine, "Mommabee," a pediatric intern somewhere in the American South, describes her first rotation in the PICU in "My Brain Doesn't Work Like This." Her heart is on her sleeve as she describes how emotionally draining the experience has been.
On Academic Life in Internal Medicine, Nikita Joshi, MD, gets back in touch with her grade-school self as she describes how paper mache can be used to make simple, low-cost simulation manikins.
Chart Review is a monthly feature in which the editors at Wing of Zock highlight our favorite blog posts from the previous month. We focus on blogs about academic medicine, whether from the perspective of student, resident, faculty member, dean, or administrator. Medical schools and teaching hospitals provide fertile ground for innovative responses to health care challenges. We are pleased to highlight some of the best here, and hope you will send us your favorites as well. As always, we encourage cross posting.


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The police said Dzhokhar had managed to avoid the police because he was slightly outside the search parameter which was set up by the law officials. But his luck ran short when a local man stepped outside his house and noticed blood on the boat in his backyard. He saw a blood-stained person in the boat after checking inside the tarp covering it, Boston police officers said.
The man then alerted the police and the latter dispatched a hospital fitted with a thermal camera and it helped them understand that there was a living body inside the boat.
After reaching the spot, the police sent a robot to pull off the tarp and have a better look at the suspect and check whether he was equipped with explosives. Since Tsarnaev could not be communicated with, the police threw several flashbangs at him to stun him and finally his was brought out of the boat.
Authorities said that it was not necessary to give him his Miranda warning immediately upon arrest as there is a "public safety exemption in cases of national security", the report added.
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis said that Dzhokhar did not have any explosives with him when he was captured though Dzhokhar and his elder brother Tamarlen who was killed on Thursday night, had allegedly used "handmade hand grenades" and "improvised devices" were hurled at the police during the shootout.
The Tsarnaev brothers are accused in the deadly bombings at the Boston marathon on April 15 that killed three people and injured nearly 180.
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Powerful film debut shows awakening of an Albanian 'Sworn Virgin'
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BERLIN (Reuters) - In the Mountains of the Damned along the Kosovan/Albanian border, women seeking to escape the stifling roles tradition holds for them must either flee or swear an oath of eternal virginity, granting them the right to live as a man.
Young Italian director Laura Bispuri's first feature film, "Sworn Virgin" depicts this through the choices of two women raised as sisters in a village in these remote peaks, and exposes a little-known phenomenon of rural Albanian culture.
The film is based on the novel of the same name by Albanian writer Elvira Dones. But it is rooted in reality -- "sworn virgins" have been around for some 200 years and around 100 still live in the border mountains today.
This is a world where women will die by 60, brides are taken to their husbands so heavily veiled they can never find their way back home, and fathers' provide a bullet with their daughters' dowries, should they not meet their husbands' expectations.
The film, among 19 vying for the Berlin Film Festival's top Golden Bear honor, focuses on the life of Hana -- a strong-willed girl who wants to bear a rifle, fell trees and run free -- played by Italian actress Alba Rohrwacher.
Her sister Lila flees a looming arranged marriage for Italy, but Hana increasingly emulates the behavior of the village men and is shown an older "sworn virgin" who now lives as a man, but is forbidden any sexual relations. A teenage Hana takes the oath and becomes "Mark".
She bandages her breasts and lives as a rifle-bearing, heavy drinking and smoking man, but the crushing loneliness she suffers after the deaths of the couple who raised her, lead her to leave for Italy to find Lila, where in tiny steps she gradually rediscovers her femininity.
"This is a film where the physical is of the essence. It is a narrative of a frozen body which slowly thaws out," Bispuri told reporters. Hana's reawakening is shown through tiny, moving gestures -- in how she touches her hair, stares at her reflection in a window, or slowly peels the name tag from her uniform. Continued...


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The Steve Jobs biopic starring Ashton Kutcher is being rushed out by studios as the iOS interface the Apple founder pioneered changes forever.
The film JOBS, due to be released in August in the US, follows Jobs' ascension from college dropout to one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of the 20th century.
JOBS promises to "plunge into the depths of his character, creating an intense dialogue-driven story that is much a sweeping epic as it is an immensely personal portrait of Steve Jobs' life," according to production company Open Road Films.
Set between 1971 and 2001, the film will also detail the major movements and defining characters that influenced Jobs on a daily basis, including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, played by Josh Gad (The Daily Show, Ice Age: Continental Drift).
Written by newcomer screenwriter Matt Whiteley and directed by Joshua Michael Stern, JOBS stars Dermot Mulroney, Amanda Crew, J K Simmons, Lukas Haas and Lesley Ann Warren in the role of Jobs' adoptive mother Clara.
The film is set to hit cinemas on 16 August.
Yesterday Apple released details of an iOS 7 design revamp - the first to be overseen by design chief Jony Ive.
Jobs died of cancer in October 2011.
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Following on from an earlier Exploring sheet about types of green energy, a new addition to the Exploring series tackles the topic of wind farms.
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This fact sheet provides web links to guide young people through a variety of perceived advantages and disadvantages to wind farms. In this way they can understand different viewpoints on a topic which is controversial within the countryside.
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THE TAX STRUCTURING UNIT at Barclays is to be cut as part of an ethics push by new chief executive Anthony Jenkins in the wake of the Libor scandal.
The arm, which once accounted for three-quarters of profits in the investment banking operation, will be scaled back significantly as the bank looks to clean up its image, reports the Financial Times.
Rich Ricci, Barclays investment banking chief, will undertake a thorough analysis of the 54 service lines provided by the investment bank with the help of Deloitte, which will eventually lead to cutbacks.
"We have to take a fresh look to see if there are products and services in which … we no longer deem it appropriate to do business, regardless of financial return," he said.
"Elements of our tax advisory business have generated negative media and political attention."
The bank's tax business – "structured capital markets" – drew intense criticism over the last three years for the avoidance schemes it provided to its clients.
Its own tax affairs were also the subject of scrutiny, with the Treasury closing a loophole the bank was using to mitigate its liability, which was attracting controversy along with a "tax equalisation" payment of about £6m made to former chief executive Bob Diamond.
While Barclays remains committed to continuing investment banking activity, Jenkins has placed ethics at the top of the agenda, stating that all future activities will be "screened for reputational impact" as well as profitability.
Earlier this year, the bank was fined £290m for its involvement in manipulating the Libor benchmark, the rate at which banks lend to each other. Chairman Marcus Agius and chief executive Bob Diamond both resigned as a result.
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Last time we were at the Goring, togged up in our Sunday best
(even though it was a weekday), a severe case of 'slippy napkin
syndrome' set in. Every time our napkin fell, it was replaced by a
new one before you could say 'starched linen' (or even 'eggs
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The hotel is housed in a white concrete, modern structure. It features a medium-sized lobby with a white tiled floor and white-washed walls, including a medium-sized seating area with olive green armchairs. The hotel offers a total of 76 rooms over 4 floors. Facilities at this air-conditioned establishment include a 24-hour reception, currency exchange facilities, lift access, a children's playground (for a fee), restaurant and laundry service (for a fee).
The hotel is situated in the centre of Sorrento, overlooking the sea and the gulf of Naples. The main square of Sorrento is 50 m away and the station is a short bus ride from the square. Bars, clubs, the bus station and the tourist centre are all around 2 minutes' walk away. The beach at Sorrento is approximately 1 km away. Nearby towns and cities include Positano, around 16 km away, Naples, some 65 km away, and Amalfi, around 50 km away. Naples Airport is around 70 km away.
Rooms are spacious and equipped with air conditioning (individually regulated, from 15th June to 15th September with extra charge per day), shower, hairdryer, satellite TV, radio, safe, minibar, direct dial telephone and automatic wake up call. Most of the rooms have a balcony.
Guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the hotel's swimming pool.
The restaurant is situated on the ground floor. It serves local and international cuisine.
American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.
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A concierge is a hotel's go-to person to make each guest's stay memorable. When a hotel guest on a mission to see every Vermeer in existence wanted to see a painting in the queen of England's private collection at Buckingham Palace, she turned to the concierge for help. A restaurant recommendation from a concierge may send you to a meal that's the best part of a trip. Fulfilling exotic requests may not be all in a day's work for a hotel concierge, but if anyone can, it's the concierge.
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Be aware of the latest exhibits, games, shows, events, restaurants and just about any other local attraction a hotel guest might want to know about. You're most likely the person the visitor will turn to for where to go and what to do, but you'll want to direct guests to hotel facilities first -- Why not? The hotel pays your salary -- before you send them off the property. Making last-minute restaurant reservations, securing tickets to the theater and arranging golf tee times are all typical activities you might perform on behalf of a guest.
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A concierge in New York helped a guest pull off a marriage proposal that involved helicopters and the Statue of Liberty. As a concierge, you may be asked to help guests plan or execute some sort of celebration. Arranging to have flowers delivered, booking a limousine to pick up a group for a night on the town or picking up the gift a hotel guest ordered are typical requests.
When you're a professional concierge, you provide every guest with excellent service. You provide hotel VIP guests with exceptional service. You know who they are and what they like. You call them by name and make sure they have what they need. You make them feel welcome and feel like family by coordinating with other hotel staff to deliver their personal preferences before they request them. Your job is to exceed the expectations of a VIP or repeat visitor and to turn first-time visitors into repeat visitors.
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MainStay Suites Medical Center/Reliant Park is located minutes from both the Texas Medical Center and the Reliant Stadium, Home of the Houston Texans. The hotel has FREE high speed Internet, deluxe hot breakfast. Minutes away from Downtown Houston, George R. Brown Convention Center, West University and the Galleria Mall shopping District. Shuttle service to Texas Medical Center and 3 mile radius including Lakewood church. Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 9:00 pm and Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Airport shuttle to/from William P. Hobby airport available for nominal fee. Shuttle hours are 7:00 am - 9:00 pm, weekdays. From 9 am. - 3 pm on weekends. Shuttle runs every two hours. Cash paying guests are required to post a 150.00USD deposit at check-in.
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The US has little country churches, Europe has cathedrals, and Japan has temples . . . everywhere. There are small temples . . . And large. Plain temples . . . And ornate. Every village has a temple . . . (This one is actually in Tai O, New Territories, Hong Kong) And cities devote prime real estate to several. (This Is part of the Nan Lian Shrine in Kowloon, Hong Kong) Some temples have gates to mark the way . . . (Lantau province,...Read More
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I spent most of the month of May in Japan, traveling from Tokyo to Kyoto, Hiroshima, Osaka, and points in between. We rode on trains, buses, street cars, and boats. We saw villages, and temples, and huge shopping centers. But the most shocking discovery I made? These! That's right, girls! The women of Japan still drop and squat. And this particular urinal was not found in some remote wilderness park. Narita International Airport...Read More
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