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"We can capture almost 100 aircraft in the business aviation market," CEO of Superjet International (SJI) Nazario Cauceglia told AIN.
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Ilyushin Finance Co. (IFC), Russia's largest aircraft lessor, says it has lined up various prospective customers to discuss deals for Bombardier CSeries and Sukhoi Superjet aircraft. "We come here to see our airline customers in the first place. Meetings at the show have been arranged with twelve carriers interested in the CSeries and five ones considering the Superjet," said IFC general manager Alexander Roubtsov. "Besides, we will host a number of events devoted to the Q series and the MC-21. Talking to banks is also important.
Embraer's preliminary design review of the E190-E2 at the end of May marked the completion of the project's joint definition, the company announced on Tuesday. Embraer has also completed wind tunnel tests on the 106-seat jet, scheduled to enter commercial operations before July 2018. Development continues with the critical design review, meant to validate product maturity ahead of prototype production.
Pratt & Whitney Canada's FAST (Flight Data Acquisition Storage and Transmission System) engine diagnostic, prognostic and health-management (DPHM) system recently received a Transport Canada Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for use on Bombardier Dash 8 Series 200 and 300 turboprops, P&WC announced Wednesday on the occasion of the annual Regional Airline Association Convention in St. Louis. Transport Canada STC No. SA12-70 now includes Bombardier Models Q200, Q300 and Q400.
The People's Republic of China government has done much to make China more "executive aviation friendly," according to Embraer Executive Jets. But obstacles remain to business aviation growth, said the Brazilian manufacturer.
Five-month-old Indian regional airline Air Costa plans to start international operations once India lifts its rule that limits new carriers to domestic services during their first five years of operation. Ahead of that revision, the carrier, which ordered a mix of 50 Embraer E190-E2s and E195-E2s at the Singapore Air Show in February, has applied for a national permit to fly pan-India, Vivek Choudhary, chief commercial officer and vice president of corporate finance of parent company LEPL Projects, told AIN.
Russia's Sukhoi Civil Aircraft has long claimed its Superjet 100 offers a level of technical sophistication that surpasses that of any Western regional jet on the market. Now, a new funding system state-controlled Vnesheconombank (VEB) devised with Sukhoi to support export sales of the Superjet 100 promises to place the Russian regional jet on equal footing with Western models in terms of financing cost as well, according to VEB deputy chairman Alexander Ivanov.
Embraer's three-quarter share of the U.S. regional jet market last year might have looked impressive to investors and analysts, but judging by some of the commentary during the company's quarterly earnings briefing on Wednesday, it apparently didn't satisfy CEO Frederico Curado.
Embraer is endeavoring to boost executive jets sales and support its existing fleet in Asia, and says that the market is developing well despite widespread red tape that impedes business aviation in the region. On the static display here at the Singapore Airshow, the very large-cabin Lineage 1000E–Embraer's largest business jet–is making its Asian debut.
For Brazil's Embraer, a lot has changed in the 13 years since it first laid brick and mortar in Asia. The world's major airframe makers now consider the Asia Pacific region the biggest market for airliners in the world, and Embraer's establishment first of an office in Beijing and later a joint-venture to build ERJ 145 regional jets in Harbin has proved prescient.
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From New York Times bestselling author Kay Hooper comes a novel of suspense, mystery, and seduction that begins at the scene of a crime--and brings a man and woman together in a dangerous partnership that could cost them everything. ...
What she was doing was immoral, illegal, and could easily get her killed--but Troy Bennett wasn't apologizing to anyone. She'd been caught red-handed in the middle of a felony and she couldn't have picked a more dangerous man to be holding her fate in his hands. Not that straitlaced businessman Dallas Cameron intended to turn her over to the law. He had far more devious intentions for the sexy cat burglar. He planned to uncover the secrets of this complex and mysterious woman who broke into homes and yet had connections with Interpol, who rejected his interest but seduced him at every turn. Thief, security expert, art aficionado, Washington, D.C., hostess to the rich, famous, and immensely powerful--who was Troy Bennett? Would answering that question take Dallas over the line he always drew between good and evil and plunge both of them into the darker side of desire?
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Chapter One She checked the line for the third time and then swung out over the guttering, lowering herself cautiously until her feet were firmly placed on the lintel protruding slightly above the top window. She had no fear of being seen from within; this was the attic window, a round conceit fashioned in bogus stained glass and certainly opaque from paint if not from plain old dirt. Her soft kid boots gripped the stone securely, and she looked down over her shoulder to pinpoint her target one last time. Yes--there it was: a raised window sash on the second floor.
Her gaze continued downward until she noted the grass directly beneath her, noted indifferently and with but a glancing thought how that grass would welcome a body falling five stories into its grasp. It would have been easier, she thought, to climb up to the second floor rather than climb down to it, but inconveniently placed shrubbery lighting cast a distinctly unwelcome spotlight on the entire first floor. Only a suicidally bold thief would have taken the chance.
Troy was bold--but she was also shrewd and cautious. And luckily she could belay herself down faster and more quietly than nine out of ten men could have climbed up. Decision made.
Balancing easily on the narrow ledge, Troy reached up to roll down her ski mask to cover her face. That done, her gloved fingers moved automatically over her compact tool belt, ticking off each tool in its proper place. Then she gripped the line, expertly bent her knees, and pushed away from the building, swinging out and down with the speed and control of an experienced mountain climber. The first fall took her down to the third floor, her booted feet touching the brick wall with the lightness of a feather and the silence of a cat. Knees bent, she allowed her joints to absorb force and sound for a split second, and then pushed off again.
Her second jump took her exactly to target: the open window sash was at waist-level and to her right. Again, flexed knees took the force of her landing, absorbing sound. Troy paused for a moment, head turned and eyes fixed on the sentry who'd just rounded the corner of the building. She watched in silence, not a sound betraying her to the man or to the alert Doberman that was pacing on a short leash at his side. Both passed her position, some feet below her, and moved on, the man swearing quietly to his canine companion about the absurdity of patroling on a night as cold as a witch's broomstick and as black as the Earl of Hell's waistcoat.
Troy turned her head to watch them move out of sight around the opposite corner of the building. She saw mist rise in front of her eyes and realized absently that she'd held her breath, but her lungs hadn't complained; Troy could hold her breath for a long time. She locked the line in position and used the niches in the bricks to pull herself sideways until she could peer between the crack in the drapes.
She had highly developed night vision so her eyes saw as much of the interior of the room as was possible through the narrow crack. A chair, a desk, what looked like a game table, and--ah! Books on shelves. The plans had been worth what she'd paid for them then; this was the library. The safe should be to the left of the desk and probably--unoriginally--behind a painting.
She braced her feet even more carefully and slid a hand inside the open window. Sensitive fingers gloved in form-fitting kid searched slowly and delicately for any indication of wire or trip device, and found none. Still cautious, Troy unhooked a small electronic device from her belt and pushed a button, her eyes fixed unwaveringly on a small green light as she moved the device all around the window...
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I love OK TAECYEON BECAUSE HE IS VERY HANDSOME, AND VERY GOOD IN DANCING AND SINGING... SARANGHAEYO OPPA TAEC...
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113Bae Yong-joon - South Korea
BYJ the perfect man. He could kill my with his lovely and warm smile.
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I love gathering family and friends around my dining room table for a good meal, some wine and conversation. Sharing a meal around a table is the best way to catch up on what's going on in each other's lives and to have a laugh or two. In the spirit of bringing people together, today the interior design team of Corea Sotropa has chosen their favourite tables for your dining room or kitchen. We hope you find your new favourite among them….
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I should start answering questions like this more often. There, "resort casual."
Limited edition Chicago White Sox varsity jackets signed by Kriss Kross is the credited response.
I am assuming that you want a season appropriate answer, so at $280, the APC suede calfskins are a steal compared to the overpriced pieces being pumped out by Car Shoe and Tod's. The Leffot Disco Penny is also another solid option that will keep you fresh throughout the summertime.
Got the YSL jawnz on deck—about to make them tuck they whole summer in.
The Corner has got you covered at $880 with this sick cotton hopsack Piombo jumpoff. Just don't go hurting yourself now, and make out a check for the remaining $120 to NTB, holla.
Seersucker is a little like Jack Black: tolerable, and even kind of dope, when limited to cameo appearances, but abso-fucking-lutely horrendous when allowed to star in a feature-length film.
Any tailor worth his salt will be able to slim down your sleeves, but raising the armhole? As far as I know, this is impossible, seeing that a tailor, no matter how skilled, cannot add fabric to the side panel, that is, to the area inside the armhole itself.
If you can't sit down without your nuts poppin' out, you've taken things a bit too far, whether gay or straight. Real talk, it's kind of adorable to think that it's 2012 and people still believe that straight men should, by default, wear longer shorts than gay dudes, as if the length of your shorts is some sort of scarlet letter signifying to the world just how much you enjoy taking foreskin in your mouth.
People really ought to start giving Brics the credit it deserves.
Oh man, talk about a dilemma. Comfort versus professionalism? Yikes. Considering that many of us build our wardrobes from the ground up—that is, starting with footwear—I would have to suggest that you keep it real. And to illustrate what I mean by "real" I present to you a brief history of the term "BLOGGER CASUAL."
In short, if I had a family tree, you'd see that blogger casual is the 1979 bastard stepchild of Hugh Hefner and Vincent "The Chin" Gigante. Truly ahead of its time, blogger casual existed in a world before bloggers themselves, thus, like most anachronistic figures, it was pretty misunderstood from the get-go. While most considered it crass, it truly was a thing of beauty.
Things get pretty fuzzy after that, but the majority view among sartorial historians is that sometime in the '80s, Hugh and Vin were at it again, this time birthing comfy boy swag itself, Jeremy Kirkland. If blogger casual was T-101, comfy boy swag is undoubtedly T-1000, thus resulting in blogger casual's fall from grace through the '90s.
But then something amazing happened. With the proliferation of cable modems in the early new millenium, the Internet birthed a new generation of human beings. Soon thereafter, millions of young adults, almost over night, became completely content with throwing away their teenage years and early twenties by sitting on a couch, being a complete waste upon themselves while watching countless hours of porn and silly cat videos. The Guinness Book was rewritten over and over again as tens of thousands of young men broke all sorts of "Individual Achievements in Daily Masturbation" records pretty much on the daily. No longer was anyone bickering over sartorial genres. Instead, everyone just went to Supreme, bought a bunch of sweatpants and called it a day.
Something had to give. The Internet was too powerful a tool to allow an entire generation of the world's best and brightest to sit in their own filth with their eyes glued to some cancer-box. This is where God comes in. Fed up with our slothfulness, He gave us another chance—He gave us blogging. Sure, motherfuckers still watch tons porn and laugh at silly cat videos like a bunch of lobotomized troglodytes, but at least people now give all sorts of fucks about how they dress again, having even developed an entire sartorial classification with a new-found appreciation for blogger casual.
So, back to you starting from the ground up. Throw a Piombo smoking jacket over a silken Loro Piana tee shirt, three-weeks unwashed Cucinelli boxers (because the fabric is much softer on your testicles when worn religiously, like good denim) and Kilim slippers and you'll be the belle of the ball, the darling of bloggers everywhere. You will be the embodiment of blogger casual, and everyone will love you, even if you never post a single GPOY to Instagram, instead keeping all that steez to yourself. I wish you luck, young Padawan.
I've gone on at great length about my love of Persol, but the Illesteva leopard print detachable fronts are blowing my mind right now. Throw these bad boys on and you'll be down for all types of ill shit, and no one will step to you because you'll look hard as a mu'fuckah. And handsome. You'll always look handsome.
And if that's too aggressive for you, the Dries Van Noten round acetate joints are on my short list as well.
Hey NTB,
Considering for a moment clothes not as an expression of self but simply as symbols of social standing, convergence with high authority groups and quite simply ways to most efficiently serve as a medium for the expression of one's personality in a given setting, what would be your choices be for the most milquetoast, blend in anywhere jawnz? What is the simplest outfit that could be adapted into the widest variety of settings, even if it may not excel in any, given America's current collective cultural state? Is there any outfit that could mesh from trill Houston to West LA, from a barbershop in Queens to a college in Arizona to a diner in Jersey, something that could take you all the way to the banks of the Styx? Is there something where I could take the cake and eat it too (with my crew, hopefully)? And as a side note, I know this is in some respects contrary to the notion of "style", but I still think it's a question worth asking even if hypothetically. Thanks for your time, and keep being one of the realest voices out there.
Michael"— E-mail from Michael [REDACTED], NTB reader
Get a paper route and save up for that Maison, uh, Mar-tin Margiela.
Keep doing what you're doing and get a new girlfriend. I've been beardless for approximately 11 hours and I'm feelin' like a 21st century Samson in the mu'fuckah.


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The Chicago quintet, comprised of reformed punkers who formerly did business as Sons of the Soil, purveys juke-joint country tunes about drinking gin, bearing crosses and leaving town, pretty much in that order. In the world of the Siderunners, pitfalls include crack-head girlfriends doing the chicken dance, and woe comes in the form of unfaithful lovers giving it away for free in the parking lot behind the bar. Still, every tune is offered up with a grin, because there are more drinks and good times to be had. So much booze is consumed by the parties memorialized on Ain't Inventin' the Wheel that it will make you really, really thirsty.
All the trappings of neon-signed country music are present here: acoustic, electric and pedal steel guitars, dynamite harmonies and honest storytelling. At the heart of the band's formidable talent is the ability to write no-frills house-rockers. What you get certainly doesn't sound original, but it's all tightly played and well written. The lyricist behind track two's "Kick in the Caboose" should be awarded a MacArthur genius grant for rhyming "black stretch pants" with "crack-head chicken dance". "Deep Enough" offers another impressive turn of phrase; the singer laments that he'll have to "sleep with the fishes and the worms playing pinochle down deep underground."
The album's highlight is the barnburner "Due South", in which one of the lead singers (there are two -- Sappy and Nate Van Allen -- and there's no way for newbies to tell them apart), who at his best sounds like Idaho's Jeff Martin (particularly on the album's closing ballad "Walkin' Papers"), tries to convince a stubborn friend to move on with his life. Almost equal in rockage is the dark stomper "Cook County Blue", a dirge written from the point of view of a man doomed to live out his days in that county's prison. Scratchy guitars, lonely piano and the singer's three-packs-a-day cry drive the tune home.
While a country album that smells of stale domestic beer might not necessarily be the next thing you thought you'd throw in the disc changer, the Siderunners make a strong argument here (especially if your disc changer is in a muddy pick-up). Besides, it's about time you bought some new drinking music.
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Research by assistant professor Heather LaMarre is featured in a new symposium issue of Mass Communication and Society that emphasizes the impact documentaries have on society.
Specifically, LaMarre and Kristen Landreville, of The Ohio State University, found that the historical reenactment film, Hotel Rwanda, produced greater issue interest about the Rwandan genocide than did actual live footage, as shown in The Triumph of Evil documentary about the subject.
Documentaries are becoming an ever-more-valued commercial enterprise at for-profit cable television networks and a wildly popular amateur genre on YouTube - Broadcast Yourself™. Their presumed impact on political debate and elections inspired researchers to examine the documentary genre's social and policy influence in a special issue of the leading journal Mass Communication and Society.
Television and films documentaries such as An Inconvenient Truth and Supersize Me have become important sources of both information and persuasion for many people. Professor Matthew Nisbet of American University, guest editor of the documentary issue, said, "These films are considered part of a larger effort to spark debate, mold public opinion, shape policy, and build activist networks."
Mass Communication and Society's new Special Issue (Volume 12, Issue 4, 2009) features pioneering articles that investigate the forms, functions, and impacts of documentary films. The special issue is scheduled to be released in mid-November 2009. Mass Communication and Society is published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis, and is affiliated with the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.


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Digital Shelf Space is an independent creator, producer and distributor of home entertainment content targeted at the fitness and sports instruction market. Watch an interview with DSS CEO Jeff Sharpe that aired on the Business News Network, as well as a BNN interview with Georges St-Pierre after opening the TSX with the Digital Shelf Space team on Thursday, December 8th, 2011.
Production The company manages all aspects of filming and production from initial concept to the post-production video editing process.
- Marketing DSS develops online marketing and advertising campaigns that drive awareness and sales through Web and retail channels.
- Ecommerce DSS builds and manages custom ecommerce sites that are dedicated to each individual project the company produces.
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August 12, 2014 - VANCOUVER, BC – (August 12, 2014) – Digital Shelf Space Corp. (the "Company" or "DSS") (TSX.V: DSS; OTC PINK: DTSRF) announced today that a new long form infomercial for the Company's flagship product, GSP RUSHFIT ultimate 8-week home workout DVD fitness series starring Mixed Martial Arts ("MMA") World Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre ("GSP") begins airing on US television on August 14, 2014.
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Social norms and stigmas often lead to men owning mobile phones more often than women in many parts of the developing world. Sometimes when a woman does happen to acquire a phone, she even faces threats of violence because of her ownership. These unfortunate findings show that gender is one of the biggest issues in mHealth and ICT for Development in general. Unfortunately, according to a 2013 literature review, there has not been substantial research about gender relations in mHealth interventions. My name is Jack O'Rourke and I am a student at Fordham University.
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Tanner '88 (1988) had an interesting method of getting its metaphors across. They would slap their campaign sticker on an object to show how they wanted you to perceive the current course of the campaign. They also used some mise en scene and situational moments to further their metaphors. While the show still felt very dated, it was much more effective in its message as the series progressed.
Tanner '88 is quite a compelling concept, and I would love to see it remade right now. Robert Altman and Gary Trudeau created a scripted candidate and threw him into the '88 presidential race. They mix mockumentary footage of him on the campaign trail with the actual candidates in with soap opera style behind the scenes of the campaign moments to build a narrative and poke fun at the whole political process. The first episode show its age and falls a little flat, but I have read that the satire grows thicker and works better as the series progresses.
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Graduate students host fundraiser for cancer research
Students, post-docs and faculty in the College of Graduate Studies are hosting a lemonade and baked goods sale on campus Friday to support pediatric cancer research. The effort is led by Rosemary Rochford's lab in Microbiology & Immunology, which is … Continue reading
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Respiratory Therapy student conducts smoking study in Ghana
Adlin Noel, a student in Upstate's Respiratory Therapy program, followed up on a two-week medical mission trip to Nicaragua in 2013 with a 10-day trip to Ghana this year. Here are excerpts of his report on his trip with the … Continue reading
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First-year medical students win Upstate's top writing honors
Four first-year medical students at Upstate were honored at the 28th Bruce Dearing Writing Awards Wednesday. The annual writing competition is sponsored by Upstate's Center for Bioethics and Humanities. The students' work, along with winning submissions in the faculty/employee category, will … Continue reading
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First-year graduate student is first author of research paper
Jacqualyn Schulman has achieved a rare feat for a first-year student in the College of Graduate Studies – she has a first-author credit in a scientific journal for her research into a protein that could play a role in cancer. … Continue reading
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Upstate medical students raise almost $4,300 in 'Movember'
First- and second-year students in Upstate's College of Medicine responded to a challenge to raise money for medical research — and to grow mustaches — last month as part of the "Movember" initiative. Upstate's O.N.C.O. student organization — Opportunities, Networking … Continue reading
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Category Archives: Housing/public housing
Human Capital News Roundup: Cost of care, cash for clunkers, secure housing, and more.
Around the country, print, broadcast, and online media outlets are covering the groundbreaking work of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) leaders, scholars, fellows, alumni, and grantees. Some recent examples:
In a New York Times op-ed, Peter Ubel, MD, examines the need for physicians to incorporate the cost of care into treatment conversations with patients. Ubel is an RWJF Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar and an RWJF Investigator Award in Health Policy Research recipient. "[T]he financial burden of paying for medical care can cause more distress in patients' lives than many medical side effects," he writes. Read more about Ubel's views.
In lieu of expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett proposes to direct low-income residents to insurance marketplaces to purchase state-subsidized private plans. In a Philly.com op-ed, David Grande, MD, MPA, discusses whether the plan will cost more than traditional Medicaid. Grande is the associate director of the RWJF Clinical Scholars program and an alumnus of the RWJF Health & Society Scholars program.
Community Linkages Increase Access to Diabetes Prevention Education
Robin Whittemore, PhD, APRN, FAAN, is an associate professor at Yale School of Nursing. Whittemore has received national and international recognition for her work in behavioral interventions for type 1 and type 2 diabetes. One focus of her work has been to examine ways to improve access to health programs for vulnerable high-risk populations. She is the primary investigator on a study funded by the RWJF Interdisciplinary Nursing Quality Research Initiative to prevent diabetes among at-risk adults in public housing. This post originally appeared on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' National Partnership for Action blog.
Minority adults are at a disproportionate risk for developing type 2 diabetes, a challenging illness to manage that is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the U.S. Evidence indicates that lifestyle change programs, which incorporate healthy eating, physical activity and modest weight loss, can prevent or delay the development of type 2 diabetes. Yet, access to diabetes prevention programs is limited, particularly among minority and low-income adults.
To help address the issues with access to diabetes prevention programs, we designed a study to link existing community resources—public housing communities and a homecare agency— to minority and low-income adults at-risk for type 2 diabetes. Public housing communities provide housing at reduced rental costs for families of low socioeconomic status. We chose this setting because these communities often have the space and personnel to support a community-based program. The homecare agency consists of nurses who monitor and implement healthcare in a home environment, and are trusted health professionals in public housing communities.
Human Capital News Roundup: Depression among nurses, health effects of foreclosures, heat waves, and more.
Ryan Greysen, MD, MHS, an alumnus of the RWJF Clinical Scholars program, spoke to the San Francisco Chronicle about the risks and benefits of social media in health care. Greysen and colleagues recently surveyed 68 executive directors of medical and osteopathic boards in the United States about violations of online professionalism among licensed physicians. Read more about the study.
One in five nurses is depressed—twice the rate of the U.S. population at large, according to a study led by RWJF Interdisciplinary Nursing Quality Research Initiative (INQRI) grantee Susan Letvak, PhD, RN. The study also looked at the impact of nurses' depression on the quality of care they provide, and suggested that advanced practice nurses and nurse managers are well-positioned to identify depression and refer nurses for treatment. Health Leaders Media and the Cleveland Plain Dealer are among the outlets to report on the findings.
"Government can—and should—assist political scientists, especially those who use history and theory to explain shifting political contexts, challenge our intuitions and help us see beyond daily newspaper headlines," RWJF Scholar in Health Policy Research Jacqueline Stevens, PhD, wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times. "Research aimed at political prediction is doomed to fail. At least if the idea is to predict more accurately than a dart-throwing chimp… I look forward to seeing what happens to my discipline and politics more generally once we stop mistaking probability studies and statistical significance for knowledge."
RWJF Executive Nurse Fellows alumna Debra Ann Toney, PhD, MS, BSN, FAAN, will carry the Olympic torch through the English town of Kirtlington (near Oxford) in July, KSNV-TV (Las Vegas, Nevada) reports. Toney is one of 22 Americans selected by Coca-Cola, a sponsor of the Olympic Games, to carry the Olympic Flame in the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay. Read a post Toney wrote for the RWJF Human Capital Blog.
Housing, Neighborhoods and Health Disparities
As we head into 2012, the Human Capital Blog asked Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) staff, program directors, scholars and grantees to share their New Year's resolutions for our health care system, and what they think should be the priorities for action in the New Year. This post is by Corina Graif, PhD, RWJF Health & Society Scholar at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
In the New Year I hope that our thinking about housing policy will more systematically incorporate the expanding evidence and relevance of housing conditions for population health and health care policy. Many aspects of internal housing conditions are known to affect health. For instance, heating, ventilation, mold and lead are linked to cardiovascular health, excess mortality, asthma, disability, intellectual functioning, ADHD [Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder] and delinquent behavior.
We are also learning more and more about the health relevance of various characteristics of the physical environment surrounding one's residence. For example noise, spatial proximity to vegetation, to grocery shops and to highways, and other sources of air pollution are linked to cardiovascular, mental health, obesity, asthma and allergic effects. Limited but important evidence also exists on the health implications of the socio-spatial context of housing. For instance, fear of crime, crowding, neighborhood disadvantage, social exclusion, and residents' social exchange are linked to cardiovascular and mental health, obesity, diabetes and low birth weight.
In my dissertation work and related projects, I ask questions about the spatial context of neighborhood effects to investigate how the urban geography of inequality and cumulative spatial disadvantage shape the health and well-being of the inner-city poor. I analyze residential mobility data from the Moving to Opportunity Experiment in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Chicago together with data from PHDCN [Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods], and a large collection of data based on Census and other administrative records over several years.
When Dreams are Destroyed by the Foreclosure Crisis, Health Suffers Too
Craig Pollack , MD, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar alumnus (2006-2009), has been looking at the ways the nation's housing crisis is harming the health of those affected by foreclosures. In a series of studies conducted with fellow scholars and an oped piece in the New York Times, "Foreclosures Are Killing Us," Pollack takes an in-depth look at this issue. The Human Capital blog explored his views.
Human Capital Blog: How and when did you become interested in the subject of foreclosure and health?
Craig Pollack: As a medical student, I performed research in post-conflict Bosnia-Herzegovina. The research introduced me to the important connections between housing, displacement and health. This led to several epidemiologic studies looking at the nexus of home ownership, wealth and health in different contexts. The foreclosure crisis brought together many of these themes and was additionally compelling because of the potential implications for health disparities.
HCB: What aspects of the subject have you studied so far and what are your main conclusions?
Pollack: In our first study of foreclosure, Julia Lynch, PhD, (an associate professor of political science at Penn) and I surveyed 250 homeowners who were presenting for their initial mortgage counseling session at a Philadelphia mortgage counseling agency. Compared to a community sample and after adjusting for a range of economic factors, those facing foreclosure were more likely to report skipping going to the doctor and prescription medicines because of the cost. In addition, over a third of these homeowners had symptoms of major depression.
In the second study, homeowners who received a home foreclosure notice were matched to electronic health records at a university hospital system. In the two years prior to foreclosure, homeowners undergoing foreclosure were more likely than the control group to visit the emergency department, have an outpatient visit, and have a no-show appointment. The results reinforce that there are differences in health care utilization that are associated with foreclosure.
In the third, we performed a national survey of mortgage counselors.
RWJF Community Health Leader Fights Asthma in East Harlem, Door to Door
In May, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded a multi-year grant to an asthma prevention and treatment program run by 2008 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Community Health Leader Ray Lopez of New York City. Lopez is the director of environmental health services at the Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service in New York's East Harlem. The grant award is shared with the New York Academy of Medicine.
Human Capital Blog: First, congratulations on the grant. Would you tell us about the project, please?
Ray Lopez: Our mission is to serve children in East Harlem by helping their families treat and prevent asthma incidents. Asthma rates are unusually high in New York City in general, and the problem's even more acute in Harlem, the South Bronx and Central Brooklyn where there are all kinds of environmental factors in children's homes. We're focused on children in public housing, where there are a number of problems. A lot of the apartments have mold that has grown as a result of leaks, and they've also got a lot of cockroaches, and mice, which all contribute as well. What we do, and what this grant will help us do a lot more broadly, is to get treatment for the kids, but also to go into their apartments and get to work on reducing the environmental factors. Sometimes that means identifying moisture sources and safely cleaning the mold. Sometimes it means pressing the city's housing authority to do major work. Sometimes it involves teaching the adults in the family about the safe use of pesticides and cleaning products. For each family we visit, we work with them to create an individualized service plan, and then we focus on remediating the asthma triggers.
Teaching is a major part of this, too, and the plan is to teach by showing and doing. Families are enrolled with us for a year, and by end of year, we hope they will have accumulated skills to manage these problems on their own in the long-term. It's a three-year project, in all: two-plus years working with the families, and then a final phase that consists of data analysis and policy initiatives led by the New York Academy of Medicine.
HCB: And then what's the plan with the data and the analysis?
Lopez: The plan is to build the business case for this kind of intervention, and then to persuade insurance companies and providers that it's worth the investment to them to spend a little money up front to prevent asthma incidents, rather than paying for them in the emergency room.


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Nursing Home in Bromley Borough
The Nursing Homes in Bromley Borough, including Sundridge Court Care Home with Nursing and Glebe Court Nursing Home are set out below. For additional information on the Residential Home, please click on the relevant link or you can search by clicking on the map.
Total of 24, showing 1 - 24
from 12 recommendations
Latest Recommendation
Friendly, safe environment with excellent activities for residents. Care with compassio… (Tuesday 24 Jun 2014)
Sundridge Court Care Home with Nursing
19 Edward Road, Bromley
Home Manager: Raj Djinga
Care Group: Caring Homes Group
Sundridge Court Care Home with Nursing is located in a quiet peaceful area in the heart of Bromley, yet is easily accessible from London and all surrounding areas. Sundridge Court is registered… more
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from 5 recommendations
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My mother-in-law was a resident at Glebe Court from May 2008 until she passed away in October 2011.… (Tuesday 25 Mar 2014)
Glebe Way, West Wickham
Matron: Gillian Davis
Care Group: Glebe Housing Association Ltd
Situated in West Wickham, Kent, Glebe Court Nursing Home provides specialist nursing, care and support for 47 older people with a range of physical difficulties and medical conditions including… more
from 3 recommendations
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When you enter Coloma Court there is a feeling of peace and serenity. Our mother has been there for… (Monday 3 Mar 2014)
Layhams Road, West Wickham
Matron/Manager: Maria Covington
Care Group: Healthcare Management Trust
Coloma Court offers a purpose-built environment and a service tailored to their clients varied needs, carried out by a team of experienced and hard-working carers. Registered for up… more
View Full Details Bed Vacancies: 1 Bed Vacancy
from 1 recommendation
104 Plaistow Lane, Bromley
Manager: Carol Marsh
On behalf of the proprietors and staff may we extend a warm welcome and invite you to visit Clairleigh at any time. We hope you find the information in our listing both informative and… more
View Full Details Bed Vacancies: 1 Bed Vacancy
from 1 recommendation
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My mother spent the last few weeks of her life being cared for by some of the kindest and most… (Saturday 16 Aug 2014)
42 Southborough Road, Bickley, Bromley
Manager: Nkwachi Ukaegbu
Care Group: Mission Care
Elmwood is a purpose-built home, located in a quiet part of Bickley, Kent. They offer a comfortable and loving home, with a high standard of person-centred care to sixty seven older people… more
from 2 recommendations
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My sister has been a resident in Florence nursing home since 2006 and I cannot fault it in any way.… (Thursday 24 Apr 2014)
47 Park Avenue, Bromley
Managing Director: Marigold Chiyuto-Fernandez
Florence Nursing Home, in Bromley, is registered for thirty residents and specialises in looking after learning disability, Frail Elderly, Long term illness. Carers have experience in… more
from 1 recommendation
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I feel content that my wife's needs are well catered for by staff who genuinely care.… (Wednesday 6 Aug 2014)
Sevenoaks Road, Orpington
Manager: Alison Purkiss
Care Group: Care UK Nursing & Residential Care Services
Foxbridge House is a purpose-built home which offers nursing, respite and residential care, as well as specialist dementia and Alzheimer's care. The bright and spacious home, which opened… more
Prince George Duke of Kent Court
Shepherds Green, Chislehurst
Manager: Gillian Khalighi
Care Group: Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution
Purpose-built in 1968, Prince George Duke of Kent Court is situated in a beautiful area of Kent. The Home is surrounded by gardens containing a large collection of rose bushes as well as… more
View Full Details Bed Vacancies: 3 Bed Vacancies
St Raphael's Christian Care Home
32 Orchard Road, Bromley
Care Group: M H A / Methodist Homes
St Raphael's Christian Care Home, in Bromley, deals with many specialist nursing requirements as well as offering long-term residential, thanks to the hard work of a team of dedicated professionals… more
32 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley
Service Manager: Karen Harwood
Care Group: Leonard Cheshire Disability
St Cecilia's has thirty en-suite bedrooms ideally suited for adults with a physical disability, having been the focus of extensive refurbishment to suit modern care provision. The home… more
10 Kemnal Road, Chislehurst
Manager: Jacqueline Perdrix-Howard
Care Group: Mission Care
Willett House Nursing Home is located in a beautiful part of Chislehurst, Kent. Carers offer a warm and loving home, with a high standard of person-centred care to thirty five older people… more
1 Lime Close, Southborough Road, Bromley
Manager: Otar Ogboru
Care Group: Mission Care
Homefield Nursing Home is a friendly and inclusive purpose built nursing home, situated in a quiet part of Bickley, Kent. They offer a comfortable and loving home, dedicated to delivering… more
75 Bromley Road, Beckenham
Manager: Toni Turner
Care Group: Nellsar Care Homes
Bromley Park Care Centre is a residential centre providing specialist 24-hour nursing care for elderly people with Dementia. It is a large Victorian house with two lounges and a third that… more
5 Oaklands Road, Bromley
Home Manager: Dee Gumbo
Care Group: Mission Care
Greenhill Nursing Home is located in a quiet, residential part of Bromley, Kent. They offer a warm and loving home, with a high standard of person-centred care to sixty four older people… more
Bickley Park Road, Bromley
General Manager: San Koromah
Care Group: Larchwood Care
Lauriston House Care Centre is a forty-five capacity care facility that takes on a number of personal care needs, as well as offering nursing and residential care for the elderly. Carers'… more
from 3 recommendations
Ashfield Lane, Chislehurst
Home Manager: Amanda Finn
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56 Oakwood Avenue, Beckenham
Manager: Julian Tetteh
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15 Selby Close, Chislehurst
Matron: Wendy Hollingworth
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212 Anerley Road, Anerley, London
Manager: Rohit Jawaheer
69 Park Avenue, Bromley
Home Manager: Arlette Beebeejuan
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28 Southend Road, Beckenham
Matron: Traute Gladstone
View Full Details Care Group: The Mills Family Ltd
63 Copers Cope Road, Beckenham
Manager: Jamie Thorpe
48/50 London Lane, Bromley
Manager: Ann Hinds
16 Blyth Road, Bromley
Manager: Rhona Robinson
View Full Details Care Group: Chislehurst Care Ltd
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