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Newton, MA 02459
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(617) 928-6000
Hours of Operation:
Lunch served Tuesday-Friday, 11-3
Brunch on Saturday, 11-3
Brunch on Sunday, 10-3
Dinner Tuesday-Thursday and Sunday 5-9
open until 10 on Friday and Saturday
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Chad Burns
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Full Bar
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Getting there
Public Transit:
Across from the Newton Centre stop on the D line
Public Lot
Parking Details:
Metered lots are located at Beacon St., Cypress St., and Pleasant St. in Newton Centre. On-street parking is also available.
A word from Farmstead Table
Opened in 2012, Farmstead Table blends French technique and new world innovation in a classic American country kitchen. Inspired by local farmers, our culinary team believes that fresh and pure ingredients don't need too much tinkering and can speak for themselves. The innovative food is
complemented by lively cocktails, domestic craft brews, and finely curated wines. A soothing design and intimate dining area provide a relaxed feel, while our staff delivers polished, yet approachable service. We are dedicated to being actively involved our community, contributing sustainable, responsibly sourced product and knowledge, and in doing so, establishing ourselves as a place for its members to gather.
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Diner Reviews
Bright and fresh, innovative,
surprising and familiar all at once -- really a charming place, some wonderful food, very pleasingly presented. The sophisticated but not unctuous kitchen is on its toes. HOWEVER! The management needs to step up in front of house. Mysterious lapses here. It feels like a couple of kids running the place while the parents aren't home. NO sense of genuine management, or management strategy, though the servers are all friendly and well-meaning. If front of house cannot develop a center of gravity, this lovely little place cannot succeed in the long run."
Dined on 3/9/2014
The ambiance and the preparation
and presentation of the food was fabulous. Brunch offerings were perfect. The croissants were to die for! Loved the clever touches...the menu on a cedar shingle as well as the bill in a pint-size fruit basket!"
Dined on 3/9/2014
Very nice menu selections of
unique eclectic offerings. Nice wine offerings as well."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Outstanding food but tables are
too close together. Would definitely return!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
Had lunch there. Good food but
very few choices. Wished there were more options."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Farmstead Table is a lovely
neighborhood gem, definitely fit for foodies. It has a short menu but everything we tried was delicious -- the trout special, veggie bowl with yummy homemade toast, the burger, salad, coffee. All organic and locally sourced when possible. Looking forward to trying them for dinner soon."
Dined on 3/2/2014
We were expecting more. Went at
9:15 on a Saturday night, servers seemed tired and cranky. Chardonnay by the glass was very good, and also the feta spread. Carmelized onion and lentil soup was incredibly salty, which overwhelmed all the other flavors and made it difficult to eat. Great idea, not great execution. The steak and the swordfish were perfectly prepared-- melt in your mouth fantastic. But the rest of the food on each plate was just not great. Very confusing how a place called farm table could mess up vegetables. And again, all the veggies had way too much salt. And we are people who love salt! Bread pudding and coffee at the end were good. Maybe it was an off night, but I'm not inclined to go again and wouldn't recommend it."
Dined on 3/1/2014
All 3 of us had the Halibut
special, and it was fabulous. We ordered a roasted cauliflower to share, and it was memorable. The waitress was very helpful with my wine selection and after a tasting, chose something different than what I had first thought I'd like. The waitress was a little pushy in what seemed like an attempt to have us order more food. At $60 per person, plus tip, we ordered plenty, thank you. I'd go back - once I've saved up enough $."
Dined on 2/26/2014
Delicious Cocktails. Food
perfectly cooked and perfectly seasoned. Everything including the service was delightful. A great find and will be sure to return soon."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Great, locally sourced food with
vegetarian and carne options. The soup of the day is always good, and the service is excellent while not over bearing."
Dined on 2/26/2014
My husband and I have been looking
forward to dining at Farmstead Table for a long time. We left very underwhelmed. The charcuterie plate was a mix of flavors that do not go well together -- goat cheese, kalamata olives, honey, jalapeno pepers, etc. The only meats were a bland paté and dried salami. Such a disappointment as we LOVE charcuterie plates and have had some lovely ones in the Boston-area. We also ordered a small plate of roasted cauliflower which seemed dry and overcooked. For entrees husband had the braised meat of the day -- braised lamb. It lacked flavor and seemed very fatty. I had the halibut which was good, but not remarkable. We decided to skip dessert. The best thing about this restaurant is its close proximity to the T."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Fabulous food, large portions,
excellent ingredients, simple hip modern decor."
Dined on 2/22/2014
the chef and staff really take
their jobs very seriously and try very hard to give a wonderful experience, we have been here a few times in the past and have nver been disappointed"
Dined on 2/21/2014
We appreciate when our food isn't
tinkered with, sauced up, oversized, etc. Farmstand Table pleased us with their simple, and high quality fare. Service was helpful, comfortable too. Warm environment, great wine/cocktails. Thank you."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Pro: Service The staff offered to
buy us a round of drinks after our reservation was delayed due to a previous party not wanting to leave. Once we got our table, our waitress was extremely friendly. One of the people I was with only wanted the Mussels, listed as an appetizer with ~12 mussels. However, her plate arrived as a generous entree portion, with a slice of toasted baguette & sausage. Pro: Food The bread tastes homemade - one of their best features. I had the Cornish Hen - perfectly cooked, tender, & juicy. Everyone else at my table also seemed to love their dish. We ordered dessert - S'mores Tart & Apple Tart; both were heavenly. The S'mores' Oreo crust & Apple's vanilla bean ice cream were definitely the highlights of the dessert."
Dined on 2/16/2014
We had 5 for brunch. The food was
good, the waiter attentive."
Dined on 2/15/2014
The food was fresh and delicious
and quite reasonably priced for the inventiveness, quality and portion size- we had the crab and lobster cake, brussel sprouts, liver pate and short ribs and all the dishes were very good to fantastic. Service was friendly and aware, but not overly hovering. Restaurant was a bit cramped in that they get quite a few tables in there, but we were in the back so had a bit more room than other tables so were fine. Wine was a bit costly for the quality, particularly relative to the price of the food. Atmosphere was warm. Looking forward to dining there again."
Dined on 1/30/2014
I decided to take a few friends to
Farmstead for a going away lunch for someone in our office. We wanted a cozy spot, with a fun vibe and great food. Boy did we find it! The decor is country hip with a great sense of decor. I even loved the antlers and fixtures in the bathroom. The staff were so friendly, warm and attentive which is not always the case in Newton. The best part was the food - fabulous! We all ordered different entrees and raved about our food. Can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/11/2014
But we hate the rush out that
starts at 9:30 pm They should be more open to have their guests stay later."
Dined on 1/28/2014
Farmstead Table is a neighborhood
gem. The Brussels sprouts, popovers and bread are outstanding. The ribeye was tender and flavorful. The salad was fresh and interesting. The house made pasta was also delicious. My friends enjoyed the lamb braise and 2 kinds of fish. The portions are very large. We had lots of leftovers to enjoy for lunch the next day. The service is good and not rushed. There is a nice selection of wines by the glass."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Nice restaurant on Union St in
Newton Centre. 4 of us had dinner tonight, and we really enjoyed the brussel sprouts, the home made bread, popovers, and soup. For main courses the rib eye was outstanding, very tender, and the sides were delicious. The apple tart was delightful, and the smores dessert was rich and yummy! Service was great. The server was able to explain the preparation of the dishes, and handled special requests easily. Parking can be a challenge, had to park in the big lot about a 5 minute walk away. Not bad in good weather, but it was cold and snowing out. Would recommend this to anyone wanting to have food that was made with local ingredients and attention to detail."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Creative, Fresh & Tasty - and very
accommodating (needed gluten free); expensive."
Dined on 1/21/2014
We went there for lunch and the
food was excellent. I have to eat gluten and soy free and it didn't pose any problem there."
Dined on 1/21/2014
Excellent in every way! Boston is
fortunate to have such a gem."
Dined on 1/19/2014
My husband and I enjoyed our meal
here. The service was not rushed, the chatter from other tables just loud enough, and the background music just right. The marinated mushrooms were delicious and a nice starter with the bread brought to the table. The wines by the glass were varied and very good. We greatly appreciated having the choice between a smaller and larger entree Nd found our choices very satisfying."
Dined on 1/17/2014
The lobster bisque is to die for
and the cod with couscous was outstanding. Everything was cooked to perfection. We go here regularly and have taken groups and would recommend it to anyone who likes great food."
Dined on 1/17/2014
Really good food... the service
can be either really good or a little odd. For instance we had breakfast and they sent a scrambled eggs instead of fried eggs and instead of just saying I'll send out some more fried eggs she said "I'll check with the manager to see if I can get you some fried eggs." Also a pregnant member of our party wanted her eggs well done and it was runny when asked for a new one, she wanted to take her whole plate away when she just wanted a new egg, and showed how she could just leave the egg on the plate, as it wasn't touching any other food. The food is really good, a little high price for eggs, toast and homefries. They do a nice job though.... I would reco.."
Dined on 1/11/2014
Neighborhood gem. Great salads,
appetizers. Food fresh Seasonal ingredients. Service was great. Detox salad surprising presentation & tasty. Great apple tart dessert. No espresso but good coffee."
Dined on 1/3/2014
My friend and I had a lovely
weekday lunch at Farmstead Table. I've been here half a dozen or so times since the place opened, and, although the food has always been very good, the service has often been slow (making it a poor choice for lunch on a work day) and not always been up to par. During this visit, the restaurant was a bit less busy than I've seen it in the past, and our service was excellent, as were our lunches -- a delicious seasonal frittata (butternut squash, oyster mushrooms and Brussels Sprouts) for me, and a sinful lobster bisque for my friend. The frequently changing and creative offerings make Farmstead Table a place you keep wanting to come back to -- even at the risk of getting back to work late!"
Dined on 1/7/2014
I have been here before a couple
of times. This place never disappoints."
Dined on 1/4/2014
Brought a date from out of town to
this restaurant. The food and service was amazing. Great atmosphere."
Dined on 1/4/2014
My husband and I, along with our
14 month old had early brunch. The food was delicious, as always. But what I really appreciated was that the service was so thoughtful in accomodating our toddler. The high chair was waiting for us. The server found a child-sized spoon for her soup, etc. These special touches made us all feel welcome. Oh, and the popovers? Insanely good."
Dined on 1/1/2014
Excellemnt brunch in comfortable,
friendly surroundings. We had standards (Farmer's breakfast, french toast) and found both to be excellent, tasty and accompanied by solicitous coffee refills."
Dined on 1/1/2014
We have been to the Farmstead
anumber of times recently and we love it. The food is excelent, the service wonderful; a true dining experience."
Dined on 12/31/2013
When Farmstead Table opened, it
was noteworthy for its emphasis on fresh ingredients prepared in interesting ways. I am pleased that they seem to have the same very high standards today that they had from the start. Our meal there recently was excellent. The soup, a daily special that on this occasion was a vegetable medley, was particularly outstanding. The portions on our plates were generous and everything was as fresh as it could be. I have to eat gluten-free, and the staff was knowledgeable and accommodating to my needs. Unlike some other small restaurants, I had a variety of choices. The space itself is small and the tables are placed rather close together, and yet it feels intimate rather than crowded."
Dined on 12/28/2013
The food is always good.
Wholesome. Fresh. Seasonal favorites. And, the spelt bread … the best! ENJOY."
Dined on 12/21/2013
This restaurant has excellent food
with especially subtle flavors. The ingredients are fresh and healthy. And they have delicious popovers."
Dined on 12/19/2013
Nice waitress and good food with
emphasis on "locally grown," etc. Not the most sophisticated or imaginative preparations, but still very good."
Dined on 12/15/2013
The food is home style dishes, not
fancy but tasty. Can't compliment on the service though. The appetizers came very fast even before the drinks... our waiter was not very friendly..."
Dined on 12/13/2013
Three of us from different
locations decided to meet in the middle in Newton. The food was terrific. Parking was a bit of an issue but you can find it..just bring quarters for the meters."
Dined on 12/6/2013
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Committee on the Respiratory Protection Curriculum for
Occupational Health Nursing Programs
Board on Health Sciences Policy
Linda Hawes Clever, M. E. Bonnie Rogers,
Andrea M. Schultz, and Catharyn T. Liverman, Editors
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M. E. BONNIE ROGERS (Co-Chair), Occupational Safety and Health
Education and Research Center, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
EDIE ALFANO-SOBSEY, Wake County Human Services, Raleigh,
North Carolina
BARBARA DEBAUN, Cynosure Healthcare Consultants, San
Francisco, California
OISAENG HONG, Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing
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ACRONYMS xi
Overview of Occupational Health Nursing, 9
Assessing the Respiratory Protection Roles and Responsibilities of
OHNs, 16
Responsibility to Ensure Safety, 18
Graduate-Level Curricula and Training, 21
Continuing Education and Training, 26
Challenges to Improving Respiratory Protection Education and
Training, 28
Essential Content of Respiratory Protection Education
and Training for OHNs, 30
Teaching Methods and Resources for Respiratory Protection
Education and Training, 33
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x CONTENTS
A Workshop Agenda 45
B Workshop Participants 49
C Recent Institute of Medicine Reports Related to
Personal Protective Equipment and Education
Needs of the Workforce 53
D Committee Biographies 57
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AAOHN American Association of Occupational
Health Nurses
ABOHN American Board for Occupational Health
ADN associate degree in nursing
AIHA American Industrial Hygiene Association
ANA American Nurses Association
ANSI American National Standards Institute
APIC Association for Professionals in Infection
Control and Epidemiology
BSN baccalaureate of science in nursing
CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CFR Code of Federal Regulations
CM case management
COHN certified occupational health nurse
COHN–S certified occupational health nurse–
ERC Education and Research Center for
Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
HRSA Health Resources and Services
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ICOH International Commission on Occupational
IH industrial hygiene
IOM Institute of Medicine
LLNL Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health
NPPTL National Personal Protective Technology
NSSRN National Sample Survey of Registered
OHN occupational health nurse
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health
PHRST Public Health Regional Surveillance Team
PPE personal protective equipment
RN registered nurse
UCLA University of California, Los Angeles
UCSF University of California, San Francisco


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Jason from Roberts, WI:
I disagree with your assessment that guards should be drafted later. Look at what a strong interior offensive line is doing for Tennessee. They drafted Chance Warmack as a Top 15 pick and signed Andy Levitre to a big contract. Now, Chris Johnson has running lanes and quarterback Jake Locker has had time to throw. Their team is vastly improved and ours would be, too, if we upgraded over Will Rackley and Uche Nwaneri .
John: First, while Rackley is struggling early, don't assume Nwaneri is playing poorly. Analytics and watching the film actually show he is not. Second, disagree all you want, but the point I'm making isn't that you can never, ever, ever draft a guard early. It's more that history shows that you don't have to drafts guards in the early rounds to have a quality offensive line – and that there are other more likely scenarios early in the draft as the team builds its roster. I believe the Jaguars will address the interior of the offensive line if it continues to play as it has early this season. It just doesn't have to be done in the first round of the draft.
Dude from Jacksonville:
So you're the man behind the curtain who thinks he's the Wizard of Oz?
John: Pretty much, yes.
Daniel from Santa Rosa, CA:
You keep mentioning the benefit of getting Marcedes Lewis back. Do you think it's more of a benefit to have him as a key blocker or as a solid receiver? Both?
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What are your thoughts on the Jags acquiring Josh Freeman in a trade? Is this something Caldwell would consider?
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Interesting to see Bradley and Fisch asking Gabbert to play looser. Two part question: 1) Didn't Mularkey do the exact same thing last season? 2) What's that definition of insanity again?
John: Actually, the emphasis from the coaching staff with Gabbert last season was to protect the football. There was a lot of talk in the offseason before the 2012 regular season about the need to not make mistakes, to not throw interceptions, to check down and it being OK take the safe play. No one can say for certain how much influence that had on how Gabbert played, because it's impossible to truly read anyone's mind, but he certainly appeared to lean on short routes and safer passes rather to throw the ball downfield at times. This is not to say that the emphasis caused Gabbert and the offense to play as they did, but that was certainly the offseason emphasis.
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I don't get all the "fire Caldwell" emails you get. Why is it so hard for people to understand you can't fix over a decade of bad drafting in one offseason? I'm happy to see the team admit we're rebuilding and it's going to take some time. Yes, this season is going to be rough, but rain or shine, I'm Duval 'til I Die!! Go Jags!
John: I very, very rarely call emailers silly or ridiculous. Those who email demanding Caldwell or Bradley be fired after three games truly test the limits of that philosophy.
Jason from Jacksonville:
Am I the only one that reads the O-Zone to see what questions are being asked? I have to admit John, your answers are not always what I want to hear. I like reading the questions. No offense (pun intended)
John: You think I love your questions, Jason?
Joe from Jacksonville:
In a dark alley, dressed as a clown, waiting for passerby. #Shadricksightings
John: Yes. Yes.
Charles from Bangalore, India:
Interesting response to Princefigs on your choice for a Pro Bowl defensive end. Most of the rants have been directed toward the offensive line or quarterback. A wrecking ball, pass-rushing run stuffer, would make a huge difference in getting the defense off the field. And get the offense, as inept as it may be right now, back out in the game. Good call – no one focused on that one, but really would make a huge difference.
John: The Jaguars have needs in many areas. Defensive end is just one, and I made that choice because I still believe it's the most difficult area to improve outside of quarterback. If the Jaguars got better on the interior of the line, or anywhere on the defense, there wouldn't be many complaints, either.
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He slinks into the crowd stealthily, arriving in a frenzy of movement. His matte-black pleather jacket glistens brightly in the dark of midnight. The sound is deafening as he whispers, "Moodachay". The crowd is whipped into a fury of stunned silence. #Shadricksighting #StandUnited
John: You make a good point.
Roger from Augusta, GA:
Gabbert has potential...Henne has potential...the offensive line has potential...The Jags will not go 0-16. Fine, keep on believing that...while you wonder in the back of your head..."Would Tebow help us? Is there a chance he could help win games?" You'll never know. Caldwell is too stubborn.
John: All I have in the back of my head is a big knot. This happened in San Jose last week, on my way back from eating Thai food. #Shadricksighting
Amar from Clifton:
One thing I really enjoy about watching this defense is on third-and-long downs, the defense applies pressure. It's not consistent, but to my untrained eye it seems deliberate. On the opposite end, do you see Jedd (Fisch) taking more shots down the field when it's second- and third-down and short? I know there aren't many instances of this happening and it would sacrifice opportunities to keep the offense on the field. I believe it is critical to success in the NFL today, do you agree?
John: Good eye on both counts. The defense is getting decent pressure on third-and-long situations, and deliberate is probably the best word. The team doesn't have the elite-level pass rusher who is going to consistently get multiple-sack games, but as a whole, the line seems to be a bit better at bothering the quarterback than in the past. That's not saying the pass rush is good yet, but the effort is there. And yes, I think Fisch will take more shots once the offense gets into better down-and-distance situations. That's a huge issue and huge focus this week.
Keith from Summerville, SC:
I enjoy watching Jaguars All-Access but something has bothered me for a long time. The special guests on the show, all of whom are very rich, all receive a Buler Swiss watch as a gift. Why would you give someone who already has everything something more? Why not give the watch to a lucky fan?
John: Or an unlucky senior writer.
Pradeep from Bangalore, India:
I watched last two games against the Raiders and Seahawks. One thing I saw is our pocket collapses too fast, putting too much pressure on the quarterbacks. Hence our quarterbacks are unable to make plays. I am not saying our quarterbacks are elite, but they were not given opportunities by the pocket to play up to their potential. Do you agree?
John: It's hard to disagree. The Jaguars have allowed seven, five and three sacks this season, and there was too much pressure from the interior, particularly early. It's not only hard to play quarterback in that scenario, but it causes receivers to break out of their routes far too early. Football is a team game, and one area struggling makes all areas look worse.
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While running back Justin Forsett missed training camp and all of the preseason the coaches talked him up and implied he would be the complementary running back to Maurice Jones-Drew . Jordan Todman had a very good preseason but it still wasn't a given that he'd even make the team. Now Todman is clearly the second running back in the game. What's the skinny O-man?
John: Actually, Todman has played only 16 more plays than Forsett – 52-36 – but Todman has been in on significantly more running plays, running eight times while Forsett has played on only two running plays. The skinny is that right now Todman is more in the backup running back role, with Forsett almost exclusively on passing downs. Bradley talked about this Wednesday, and said the team is trying to figure a way to get Forsett more involved. Forsett was brought in as the backup, but the team likes Todman's speed as well. Not everyone can play at once, and it sounds like for now Todman has played well enough to merit him continuing to play.
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I like you. I didn't at first, but as time has passed your incredible sarcastic sense of humor has shown itself more and more and I like it. Keep up with the mailbag videos. They rock! #StandUnited
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"New York is the safest big city in the nation. And we owe our safety in large measure to the heroism of firefighters like Lieutenant John Martinson, who tragically lost his life battling a blaze in Brooklyn on Thursday night. As we mourn his death, let's remember to keep his family in our prayers this morning. And while we're at, let's also give thanks for all those who keep our city safe and healthy – often by putting their own lives on the line. Last week, I mentioned the extraordinary work of the NYPD; this week, I want to put the spotlight on some others as well.
"That starts with New York's Bravest, whose achievements during the past year were truly remarkable. In 2007, firefighters responded to a record number of calls – more than 490,000 in all – while also cutting average response time for the second year in a row, down to four minutes, 49 seconds. That's five seconds quicker than during 2006, and 20 seconds faster than in 2005 – seconds that can make a huge difference in saving lives. Those faster response times help explain why, even as our city's population has grown to a record-high eight and a quarter million people, since 2002 we've had the fewest civilian fire deaths of any six-year period in the city's history.
"During 2007, FDNY emergency medical services personnel also answered more calls than ever – a total of nearly 1.19 million. But since we've installed GPS locators in all EMS-dispatched ambulances, their response time to the most life-threatening emergencies has actually decreased by a full 20 seconds.
"There's also been a dramatic increase in the safety of City jails; in fact, our Correction Department maintains the safest big-city jails in the nation. 2007 was the third consecutive year in which there was not a single homicide in City jails. Assaults on staff and injuries produced by inmate-on-inmate assaults fell, too. And there was a grand total of 19 slashings and stabbings in the jails – down from more than 1,000 such jailhouse incidents as recently as 1995.
"New York is a leader in public health as well as public safety. And last week, we announced that one of the most important gauges of public health – the rate of teenage smoking – has been cut in half over the past six years, to its lowest rate on record. In 2001, roughly one out of every six New York City public high school students smoked; today, that has fallen to one out of every 12. That's two-thirds lower than the national teen smoking rate. This dramatic reduction is the product of a combination of higher tobacco taxes, our pioneering Smoke-Free Workplace Act, effective advertising by the City Health Department, and tough enforcement by the Department of Consumer Affairs preventing the sale of cigarettes to minors. Over the long run, these measures will result in thousands fewer premature deaths from cancer, stroke, and heart disease.
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How does innovation take hold in a community? Math modeling can provide clues
Philadelphia, PA—Mathematical models can be used to study the spread of technological innovations among individuals connected to each other by a network of peer-to-peer influences, such as in a physical community or neighborhood. One such model was introduced in a paper published yesterday in the SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems.
Authors N. J. McCullen, A. M. Rucklidge, C. S. E. Bale, T. J. Foxon, and W. F. Gale focus on one main application: The adoption of energy-efficient technologies in a population, and consequently, a means to control energy consumption. By using a network model for adoption of energy technologies and behaviors, the model helps evaluate the potential for using networks in a physical community to shape energy policy. Read the rest of this entry »
Finding answers in big data sets
Philadelphia, PA—Whether you've watched an elaborate weather forecast, made an online purchase, or received personalized news stories in your inbox in recent years, you've likely seen "big data" in action.
Big data is everywhere these days, be it personalized ad targeting, weather and climate modeling, or flu trend analysis to mention just a few.
Ever-increasing amounts of data are now available thanks to many modern realities: e-commerce and transaction-based information that has been stored over the years, data streaming in from growing social media activity and rising Web traffic, and sensor data from the increased use of digital sensors in industrial equipment, electrical meters, automobiles, and satellites, for example. With decreasing storage costs, archiving this data has also become easier than ever. Read the rest of this entry »
Mathematicians tackle global issues
Philadelphia, PA– More than 100 academic institutions and scholarly societies have joined in a major world-wide initiative: Mathematics of Planet Earth (MPE) 2013. This year-long effort will highlight the contributions made by mathematics in tackling global problems, including natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and tsunamis; climate change; sustainability; and pandemics. MPE2013 partners will sponsor workshops, research conferences, public lectures, outreach events, and educational opportunities for all ages. Each country from a partner institution will host a special launch to the year.
MPE2013 enjoys the patronage of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. The Director-General of UNESCO, Irena Bokova, said, "UNESCO strongly supports this extraordinary collaboration of mathematicians around the world to advance research on fundamental questions about planet Earth, to nurture a better understanding of global issues, to help inform the public, and to enrich the school curriculum about the essential role of mathematics in the challenges facing our planet." Read the rest of this entry »
Mathematics and fine art: Digitizing paintings through image processing
Philadelphia, PA – September 25, 2012—The current trend to digitize everything is not lost on fine art. Documenting, distributing, conserving, storing and restoring paintings require that digital copies be made. The Google Art Project, which brings art from galleries around the world to online audiences, was launched in early 2011 for precisely these reasons. Google's project has been a complex undertaking, however, carried out under carefully controlled settings using state-of-the-art equipment and requiring rigorous post-production work.
In a paper published this month in the SIAM Journal on Imaging Sciences, authors Gloria Haro, Antoni Buades and Jean-Michel Morel propose a far simpler technique that can achieve reliable reproductions of paintings using fusion of photographs taken from different angles through statistical methods. One of the main advantages of the method described is that image fusion obviates the need for a high-performance camera.
"This article demonstrates the possibility of acquiring a good quality image of a painting from amateur snapshots taken in bursts from different angles, in normal museum illumination," senior author Jean-Michel Morel said via e-mail. "The photographing procedure is simple and can be done with a commercial hand-held camera by an amateur photographer." Thus, paintings can be digitized even under poor light conditions, and this includes museum pieces that may be protected by glass screens that reflect light from other objects in the room.
The simple photographic procedure eliminates the need for sophisticated illumination and acquisition requirements. The postproduction process, while intensive, is fully automated. The fusion of multiple images of a painting from well-chosen angles can eliminate glare, highlights and motion blur. Robust statistical methods reduce noise and compensate for optical distortion, thus addressing the problem of uncontrolled illumination and destructive reflection that tends to be seen in many digitized paintings.
Using dynamical systems concepts to understand the climate change tipping point
With rising global temperatures accompanied by changes in weather and climate there is no question that the Earth is warming: the average temperature has risen by 1.4°F over the past century. But how do we know when we reach a tipping point, if we haven't already?
With ongoing abrupt shifts of the climate system that have happened for decades, it's hard to say when a threshold is reached. Hence, some scientists are now using mathematical observations and tools to answer the tipping-point question.
Marten Scheffer, a biologist at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, is trying to identify early-warning signals for climate change by using dynamical systems techniques to determine abrupt transitions that would precede such a tipping point.
By studying yearly recurring patterns of climate— rather than global average temperatures —Tim Lenton, a climate scientist at the University of Exeter in England has detected climate systems that could reach tipping points not too far in the future.
Research such as this, using principles from dynamical systems, could give valuable insights into the future of the climate system.
Read the full article on the New York Times site.
Nonlinear math may help dolphins locate prey underwater
Dolphins are not called man's best friends for nothing. The aquatic mammals' ability to think nonlinearly may help improve man-made sonar.
Recent research, published in the latest Proceedings of the Royal Society A, shows that the aquatic mammals may be able to pinpoint prey hidden in bubbles by using some complex mental math.
The research was inspired when lead author Tim Leighton watched dolphins blow multiple tiny bubbles around their prey as they hunted during an episode of the Discovery Channel's "Blue Planet." Leighton speculated that these mammals—well-known for their superior intelligence—were probably using a sonar techniqute to track their prey, because the alternative explanation would be that they were just 'blinding' their sensory apparatus when hunting, which would likely deter the objective.
Based on this assumption, his research team modeled the types of echolocation pulses emitted by dolphins. Processing them using nonlinear mathematics was able to explain how dolphins are able to successfully hunt their prey with bubbles. While it is not conclusive that dolphins use nonlinear processing, using dolphin-like sonar pulses may help humans detect and identify objects in bubbly water. This may especially be helpful for the military to find objects, such as mines, in breaking waves and shallow waters.
Read a detailed article on Discovery News.
Predicting burglary patterns through math modeling of crime
Philadelphia – May 31, 2012 - Pattern formation in physical, biological, and sociological systems has been studied for many years. Despite the fact that these subject areas are completely diverse, the mathematics that describes underlying patterns in these systems can be surprisingly similar. Mathematical tools can be used to study such systems and predict their patterns. Read the rest of this entry »
Mathematical modeling and the dynamics of obesity
Math can often provide quicker and more reliable answers to medical questions where experimental research could take years. So it is with obesity, as Dr. Carson Chow of the NIH's National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases explained in a recent interview with the New York Times.
At the 2010 SIAM Annual Meeting, Dr. Chow gave an overview of mathematical models on obesity, giving a very engaging account of "The Dynamics of Obesity" in an invited presentation.
Weight change in the human body can be viewed simply as the difference between the rate of food intake and energy expenditure, Dr. Chow explained, going on to detail the various factors that can influence obesity. The energy density of various body components including water, bones, minerals, fat, protein and carbohydrates influence weight gain, in addition to fuel sources or macronutrients. By applying mathematical models, Dr. Chow illustrated that the "food push" in America is the primary reason for increasing obesity in the U.S. population. The high amount of food available per capita in the U.S. should be mitigated in order to control the obesity epidemic, he concluded.
Dr. Chow's complete presentation from SIAM AN10 can be viewed on the SIAM Presents archives here.
You can also read detailed insights and a summary of his AN10 talk on his blog here.
Aiding cancer therapy by mathematically modeling tumor-immune interactions
Cancer is one of the five leading causes of death. And yet, despite decades of research, there is no standardized first-line treatment for most cancers. In addition, disappointing results from predominant second-line treatments like chemotherapy have established the need for alternative methods.
Mathematical modeling of cancer usually involves describing the evolution of tumors in terms of differential equations and stochastic or agent-based models, and testing the effectiveness of various treatments within the chosen mathematical framework. Tumor progression (or regression) is evaluated by studying the dynamics of tumor cells under different treatments, such as immune therapy, chemotherapy and drug therapeutics while optimizing dosage, duration and frequencies. Read the rest of this entry »
The faster-than-fast Fourier transform at SODA12
The following article, reprinted from MIT News, describes a new algorithm to improve on the fast Fourier transform, which was presented by MIT researchers at the 2012 Symposium on Discrete Algorithms organized by SIAM and co-sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery and the SIAG on Discrete Mathematics.
The faster-than-fast Fourier transform
For a large range of practically useful cases, MIT researchers find a way to increase the speed of one of the most important algorithms in the information sciences.
Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office
The Fourier transform is one of the most fundamental concepts in the information sciences. It's a method for representing an irregular signal — such as the voltage fluctuations in the wire that connects an MP3 player to a loudspeaker — as a combination of pure frequencies. It's universal in signal processing, but it can also be used to compress image and audio files, solve differential equations and price stock options, among other things.


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RESULTS: QRL ISC & FOGS 2014 Round 2
A summary of the results, together with the points tables and fixtures for next week, after all the Round 2 action in Intrust Super Cup and FOGS Cup, thanks to the QRL.
QRL Results: ISC & FOGS Finals Week 2
THE QRL have sent through all the results from their three grades of Minor and Major Semi Finals across the weekend. Check out the results plus next week's Preliminary Final draws.
QRL Results: ISC & FOGS Round 22
ALL the weekend results, updated ladders and next week's fixtures for the Queensland Rugby League's Intrust Super Cup and FOGS lower grades, following the completion of Round 22.
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QRL Results: August 18-19
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Spread across nearly 5 acres of gardens, this boutique hotel is a 10 minute shuttle ride from Jemaâ El Fna Square and faces the Atlas Mountains. It offers luxury units, heated outdoor pools and a spa center. Each air-conditioned room comes with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with a DVD player and a private terrace or garden. A minibar is provided and some suites have a private pool. Sirayane Boutique Hotel & Spa offers a steam bath and beauty and massage treatments. Guests are free to use the fitness room or the paddle tennis court and there is a library of books and DVDs. The restaurant serves Moroccan and International specialties for lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy a cocktail in the bar while taking in views of the Atlas Mountains. The hotel is a 10 minute drive from Marrakech-Menara Airport. A free shuttle bus to the Jemaâ El Fna Square runs 6 times per day. For guests with cars, free parking is offered on site. We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 28 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Mar 15 at 8:50 AM from Germany.
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Addressing the media on the sidelines of the first Pramod Mahajan All India Ranking Badminton tournament here at the Siri Fort Sports Complex, BAI president V.K. Verma said: 'A total of 17 shuttlers, nine men and eight women, will represent India in the next month's Thomas and Uber Cups.''National Champions Anup Sridhar and Saina Nehwal will lead the Indian contingent at the championship,' he said.In Thomas Cup, India's will be represented by World Championship quarter-finalist Anup Sridhar, P. Kashyap, Arvind Bhatt and B. Chetan Anand in the singles while the pair of Rupesh Kumar and Sanava Thomas, V. Diju and Akshay Diwalkar and J.B.S Vidyadhar will compete in the doubles category.India have been seeded fifth in the men's section of the World team championship.Meanwhile in the Uber Cup, 2006 Philippines Open champion Saina will be accompanied by Aditi Mutatkar, Trupti Murgunde and new kid on the block Sayali Gokhale in the singles.The duo of Jwala Gutta-Shruti and Kurein Aparna Balan-Jyotsna will fight in the doubles category.The team will be accompanied by coach Hadi Idris of Indonesia and national coach Pullela Gopichand.Before departing for the championship, the team will have a three-week training camp in Hyderabad.
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