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Welcome to Little White Coats!
Little White Coats is the brainchild of Richard M. Pescatore II, DO, a second-year emergency medicine resident at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, NJ. He is a 2014 graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Follow him here as he works his way through residency in emergency medicine.
Dr. Pescatore also serves as an EMS medical director in Pennsylvania. He was graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with a degree in aerospace engineering, and had planned to pursue a career as a nuclear submarine officer until an EMS run five years ago took him to a familiar but unexpected place. That call made him realize that EMS was more than a hobby and that his future was in medicine.
Read more about how Dr. Pescatore ended up as a "little white coat" in his first blog post, "Changing Course," and don't forget to sign up for the RSS feed for this blog to read his new entries.
I've spent the last month sequestered in the separate treatment area that makes up our pediatric emergency department. With eight rooms designed specifically for the care of infants and adolescents in mind, it's a formidable addition to our educational process, a key experience that cannot be overemphasized when considering that up to 20 percent of ED patients are under 18.
Like most pediatric emergency departments, the flow of respiratory and gastrointestinal viruses seems unending. Tylenol and ice pops are critical to patient flow, and where my adult emergency experience might be defined more by my comfort with managing illness, it's reasonable to argue that my time in pediatrics is based on my understanding of wellness. New parents so frequently turn to this health care safety net when they are overwhelmed or confused, and the emergency pediatricians regularly take on the simultaneous roles of emergency provider and primary care mentor.
I anxiously await the critical and crashing patients in the adult emergency department. I'm still new enough to be excited and challenged by the patients being rushed into our resuscitation rooms, and I enjoy bedside procedures and critical care. Indeed, more than a few mentors and colleagues have chastised me for being perhaps overeager, eschewing my patients with minor complaints and spending too much time locked in the struggle against sickness in our more precarious patients.
That made me anticipate a struggle with my month on the "small side." Knowing that the pediatric ED typically packed a lower acuity, I worried that I might miss the action and adventure just a few doors down.
But with the days of my pediatrics rotation coming to a close, I realize now that I shouldn't have worried. Every day spent with our tiniest patients was as rewarding as the one before. I learned more with each shift, and I fell asleep each night eagerly anticipating the next day's cohort. Helping to ease a young mother's worry was nearly as rewarding as watching a 2-year-old regain his energy after a therapeutic dose of Tylenol. I loved answering fake phone calls on the iPhone handed to me by an imaginative toddler, and took great pride each time I was able to disimpact a cerumenolytic ear without creating a 5-year-old enemy.
Most of all, though, I saw love as I've never seen it before. It's hard to write, really, just how breathtaking a parent's commitment can be. I would watch daily as fathers waited hours at a sleeping child's bedside, keeping steadfast watch while lab tests and imaging results crawled their way back to our computer screens. It was an unforgettable privilege to witness the incredible devotion a mother would show for her permanently disabled child.
My month in the pediatric emergency department made me a better physician. I learned about pseudosubluxation and Sever's disease, about 24-gauge IVs and the healing power of an orange ice pop. I discovered a good use for those gigantic Q-tips on the OB-GYN cart ("I need your help tracking down the elephant who needs his ears cleaned!"), and started to make sense of formula types and feeding schedules. My month in the pediatric ED taught me weight-based dosing, Salter-Harris grading, and even the value of a code sheet when everything goes wrong. Most importantly, what I learned in the pediatric emergency department is that a good doctor is not just someone who can battle death in the resus room, but also the provider who can lend a helping hand when a tired mother can't make it through another night of crying and coughing, or who can empathize with the young father who just doesn't know what to do. My month in the pediatric ED made me a better physician, and I owe a great deal of thanks to the patients, nurses, and teachers who helped that happen.
When I graduate from residency and pass the ABEM qualifying exam, I'll be ready to start my own career as a board certified emergency physician. After four years of medical school and three more of residency, the powers that be will have deemed me ready to care for the ill and injured across the country — but not in my home state. I'll be permitted to infuse inotropes and lead resuscitations in New Jersey, but it will be unlawful for me to prescribe laxatives in Pennsylvania. I can strive to save lives in Alabama, but I am barred from doing the same in Florida. The problem, you see, is that I'm a DO.
I should start off by saying how proud I am to have graduated from an osteopathic medical school. An institution that had no compelling reason to accept me readily brought me into their academic fold, and I thrived on every moment of their tutelage. The mornings of manipulative medicine instruction shaped my role as a physician just as the long nights of anatomy lab did. Osteopathic principles infused into every patient-centered lesson helped mold me in the vision of Andrew T. Still, MD, DO, and I truly believe that my daily patient interactions are influenced by my osteopathic education. Nonetheless, I opted to enter an ACGME-accredited program for my residency training. Many reasons led me to forgo the AOA match and enter an MD program — the same arguments that are played out daily on Internet message boards and in the minds of the thousands of emergency medicine applicants each year — but the only reason that matters, of course, is that it was the right program for me, the place where I could best learn the art and science of emergency medicine.
To maintain some measure of osteopathic distinctiveness, the osteopathic licensing boards of four states (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Florida) typically require completion of an AOA-approved internship prior to granting a permanent medical license. The remaining 46 states make no distinction between the medical degrees, but these four stand fast in their requirement. The AOA instituted Resolution 42, or the "hardship resolution," in 2000, which grants credit for internship to ACGME trainees, allowing them to apply for licensure in the four states. Resolution 42 provides a mechanism for DO graduates to remain part of the osteopathic family, but it places perhaps onerous requirements on emergency medicine trainees, sometimes requiring replacement of elective time — designed to help residents pursue a niche interest or sharpen a relevant skill — with a rotation of questionable benefit to the emergency medicine curriculum.
My co-residents, the residency faculty, and the hospital staff treat me no differently as a DO in an MD program. Most patients are unaware of the difference or at worst simply ask what the letters behind my name mean. By and large, the only entities that force a distinction are the four state boards that would deem me unfit to treat their citizens. Graduate medical education is undergoing a long-awaited evolution toward a combined certifying organization, so it is peculiar indeed that such restrictions and requirements still exist in these states.
It's gray outside. Every day, thick clouds block the winter sun. The trees have lost all of their leaves, and the suburban lawns blend into the cracked sidewalks and streets. In college we called this time "The Dark Ages," the seemingly endless and dreary stretch between the color and joy of the December holidays and the sunny promise of spring.
The Dark Ages seem to have come early this year for some reason. I began my ICU rotation in early December, after a November ED month marked by mistakes and frustration. I was excited. With #FOAMed heroes so heavily represented by the critical care crowd, I was ready for a revelatory experience, prepared for the first steps toward fellowship and broader horizons from the ICU. But I was never able to throw off the heavy yoke of my emergency department disappointment.
My mind would wander on rounds, always returning to the difficult cases I'd faced just a few days earlier. I questioned myself, relived the moments I could have — should have — done better. I presented my patients each morning, and was struck by how frequently their courses had been set long before they landed in their glass-walled suites. So many of their paths were determined not by vents and vasopressors in the ICU, but by the hands and hearts of the ED or by the astute ears of the responding paramedic or the experienced eye of a downstairs provider. I was simultaneously proud of my role while ashamed at my performance.
I learned a lot in the ICU. I saw disease processes I had only read about before, and managed the sickest of the sick in the early morning hours. I placed more lines than I could count and enjoyed the daily rounding I once despised as a medical student. I marveled at the depths of the intensivists' expertise and experience. All the while, though, I wondered about the emergency department. I missed the choreographed chaos and patient-centered teamwork that defines our specialty, and I pined for a chance at redemption. I longed for the learning that comes with each patient and every shift.
The first half of intern year is over. Where the beginning bar was set low, every shift has rightly brought with it a new set of expectations, an incrementally expanding role of responsibilities, and the trust of others that we've fought so hard to earn. In our own minds, the once-monumental step across the threshold into a patient's room has become routine. We've gained confidence, which is, perhaps, why our failures seem amplified. It's only when you're big enough that the fall hurts.
But it's only at the precipice that we change, and only at the threshold that we learn, adapt, and grow. I return to the emergency department tonight after a brief respite, and I like to think it's no coincidence that my new chance begins alongside the new year. I like to hope, at least, that the light of a rekindled passion can beat back the perennial murk of The Dark Ages.
I first met heroin when I was a brand new medical student at the local needle exchange program. This organization provided free and clean needles for intravenous drug users. It was early March when I first set out to volunteer with the needle exchange. Cutting classes for the day, I drove downtown to search for the program offices. I made lap after lap around crumbled, aging buildings before I spotted the sign, a fading yellow placard that swung lazily from rusted chains. I pressed the lock button on my car's keyless entry remote a few extra times.
It took a few minutes to enter the exchange office, requiring passage through three locked doors, each guarded by a suspicious, jaded secretary who needed wooing before granting access. Finally, I entered the wood-paneled cavern that the program had claimed, an aging mix of law library and crack den. A spandex-clad receptionist pulled herself out of her chair to greet me. "They're ready to go in the van out back. You'd better head out there."
I settled in for the short ride to the exchange site. The setup was simple. Nestled in an overgrown field south of the city, far from the eyes of potential businessmen and graciously ignored by the municipal police, we set up three tables. "Customers" would approach the first table and hand over a single dirty syringe. Then they would proceed to the middle counter, where a selection of BD's finest awaited, categorized by volume and gauge. A point of the finger (no words uttered here), and each would receive 200 tiny needles. The last table held the accouterments that these venous veterans required: tourniquets, alcohol wipes, and sterile water for injection.
I was amazed by the diverse clientele that shuffled through our makeshift bodega. Lady Liberty's huddled masses were present, of course, but it quickly became apparent that heroin use was much more universal than I thought. When a brand-new Jeep Cherokee pulled up with mom, dad, sister, and brother each claiming their 200, I began to see just how deep the rabbit hole went. Heartbreaking stories continued to fly through, staying only long enough to secure their supplies for the week. Brothers. Families. Prostitutes and their pimps. Sunken eyes told tales of debilitating dependence and more than a few brushes with death.
We were forbidden to ask if anyone wanted medical help or counseling. Such intrusiveness would drive the population away, I was told, and leave more users stuck with dirty needles, increasing the risk of HIV and hepatitis transmission. I sat off to the side, my bright green scrubs making my purpose clearly evident. If anyone needed help, "They'll ask us," the NP informed me. And a few did. Of the hundreds of tempest-tossed who passed through, a handful asked a quick question, "Where can I ... uh ... you know ... talk to someone?" A knowing smile from the sage nurse and a ready pamphlet satisfied those concerns. One or two had a rash or bump they wanted checked, and we had to summon an ambulance for one gentleman with all the hallmarks of cellulitis and sepsis.
I went back a few times. Soon enough, though, my eyes started falling on more and more discarded needles in the gutters and on the side of the road. Whether there were more to be seen or I was just noticing them for the first time, I knew that I was part of the supply chain. Study after study will demonstrate that needle exchange programs drastically decrease the rates of HIV and other needle-borne disease, but I struggled with the collateral damage. The needle exchange and I went our separate ways.
I reunited with heroin and its victims when I began residency. Every day, I encounter casualties of addiction. Overdoses, abscesses, and endocarditis are familiar diagnoses. It's the odd shift when there is not at least one drowsy patient in the hallway bed. Opioid abuse is so common, in fact, that I've sought additional resources to understand these patients a little better. I toured the city with the local state police commander, my eyes open wide as he showed me the dark alleys and barred porches where the transactions are held, taking notes as he recommended expecting certain adulterants if my patient came from one part of the city versus another. I've scoured online message boards, learning about "greasing," "morning shots," cotton fever, and lime juice cookdowns.
It seems that heroin has become as much a part of my learning journey as chest pain, shortness of breath, and nonspecific belly pain. What was once a brief exploration of a not-too-distant underbelly is now an important consideration nearly every time I walk into the ED. I'm thankful for the peek into the world the needle exchange offered me, and can only hope that we can part ways again.
What have your encounters with heroin patients been like? What do you think of needle exchange programs?
I've spent the past few weeks away from the emergency department. Having tackled my first three months of residency, the schedule now has me rotating through one of our hospital's critical care units. I show up every day and take my spot among the ranks of internal medicine residents who keep the hospital floors humming.
It's a different experience from what I'm used to. The hours are longer, but usually not as hurried as my shifts in the ED. Where I might strive to see and disposition 20 patients from the department, it's a busy day on the floor when I see more than a half-dozen. The day progresses differently, with plenty of time for in-depth discussion and comprehensive dissection of each case. Attending physicians and senior residents spend countless minutes exploring subtopics and clinical questions, and it's a new experience to see where patients go and what happens to them once they leave the ED. Perhaps more importantly, this serves as an essential opportunity to form closer relationships with the admitting teams and consulting services that I often see so transiently while on shift.
It's a mixed bag. I'm dismayed each morning by the rounds that seem to never end, but I revel in the incredible conversation and seemingly endless knowledge of my team members. I enjoy the broad differential entertained by the inpatient teams, but sometimes I become exasperated with what occasionally feels like zebra hunting. Still, I suppose, the medical safari has opened my mind to a host of maladies and broadened my differential for the future.
The patients and pathologies I have the chance to see each day are motivating and captivating. I've learned the value of exploration, and have come to appreciate the lengths to which the inpatient diagnosticians go to ensure the best for my patients. As October comes to an end, however, I'm eager to make my way back to the emergency department, and can't wait for the familiarity and flow I've come to love.
Fellow interns, how is your first year going? Senior residents, any advice for us newbies?
Rick Pescatore, DO
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BOMA CONNECTION September /October 2009 B u i ld i ng O w n er s & M a n a g e r s A s so c i a ti on o f E d mo n to n Bu l d n g Ow e r ti mo to S TAT I ST I C S THE INTACT BUILDING & NEWS ProCura is proud to be a part of the technology and design contributing to revitalization of Edmonton's "Main Street" enhanced tenant comfort and building energy with the re-development of the former efficiency. Professional Building into the new and innovative Intact Building at 10830 Jasper The project incorporated and expanded the Avenue. former 11-storey cast-in-place VACANCY concrete building, ProCura recognizes with only the Edmonton 1.92% the importance of superstructure and Owner/User 0.84% developing the three existing sustainable real elevators of the Multi-Bay 3.01% estate. The former building environmental remaining. Single Tenant 2.43% impact of office Demolition buildings is included the Northeast 0.18% tremendous. Office exterior envelope Northwest 2.39% buildings consume in its entirety, all 38% of the total interior partitions Southeast 1.41% Canadian secondary on and above the energy, produce 30% of the total greenhouse main floor, and the main floor exterior retail Southwest 0.72% gas emissions and utilize 40% (3 billion tonnes) facades. All building mechanical and Central 2.35% of the raw material used globally. Building electrical infrastructure were demolished and design and construction practices have a replaced with new energy efficient equipment, Old Strathcona 0.44% significant impact on the environment, the lighting and plumbing fixtures in compliance future of our country, our cities and our homes. with LEED guidelines. The underground Annexed areas 2.62% parkade was retained almost ProCura is constructing the Intact Building to completely and expanded. ABSORPTION be a LEED building incorporating design, 2,966,173 sf (June 2008) construction, and operational practices that To date 2,810.93 tons of concrete have been 298,995 sf (June 2009) combine health, high-quality and high- recycled during the construction of the NEW CONSTRUCTION performance advantages with reduced building and overall 96% of total construction environmental impact. waste was recycled and has been diverted 3,489,682 sf (June 2008) away from the landfill. 374,200 sf (June 2009) ProCura has registered for a LEED-CS GOLD designation for the Building which considers Our industry-leading high performance cur- *Statistics courtesy of The Network base building elements such as its systems, tain wall is produced by VisionWall. The Information provided by: structure, and envelope. Once completed, the curtain wall above the 2nd floor boasts Avison Young Intact Building will boast state-of-the-art innovative technology that reduces sound Real Estate Alberta Inc. Continued on back page . . . BOMA CONNECTION EVENTS Tuesday, October 6 Broker's Forum E L E VATO R S A F E T Y & M O D E R N I Z AT I O N The Sutton Place Hotel 11:30 am—1:30 pm Alberta Elevating Devices and Amusement Rides Many buildings in Edmonton are now Safety Association (AEDARSA) is a not for profit approaching the life expectancy for parts of the Tuesday, November 3 Annual General Meeting organization whose primary role is to ensure elevator system. Over the past years a substantial The Hotel Macdonald public safety regarding elevators, amusement rides increase in major alteration inspections have and passenger ropeways. An owner or owner's occurred mostly due to the aging buildings in Friday, December 11 agent is responsible to report all incidents and Alberta. Generally speaking elevators of the past Christmas Charity Luncheon accidents to AEDARSA as per Alberta Regulation. have had a life expectancy of approximately 30 The Westin Hotel It is AEDARSA's delegated responsibility to years. Typically an elevator upgrade is considered *sponsorship opportunities investigate incidents and accidents. because an improvement in reliability and service now available is needed. By adding new technology to your When elevators are installed, AEDARSA ensures existing equipment you can expect to the elevator meets the Alberta Regulation and the EDUCATION applicable codes and standards in effect at that increase elevator operational efficiency and performance, improve the appearance of your time. When existing elevators are inspected they elevator, improve energy efficiency, and extend the RPA/FMA are inspected to the code that was in force at the life of your equipment to help you get more from time of installation. November 5—8: SOLD OUT your initial investment. Design, Operation & A major alteration is defined as a change to the Over time new regulations and new codes evolve Maintenance of Building elevator controls, a change to the rise of the encompassing current safety enhancements. Systems, Part I elevator or a change in the speed of the elevator. Instructor: Hamish Moir, If a major alteration is not in your building's A major alteration warrants an inspection from Earthsource Geothermal immediate future owners may want to consider AEDARSA prior to public operation to ensure the one or more of the following improvements to code compliance to the code at the time of increase the safety of their elevator: modernization. Occupational Health & Safety Series Elevator Car: A major alteration on one elevator can take Ensure that each elevator has an several weeks to complete depending on the total Tuesday, October 13: WHMIS operating communication device (telephones, scope of work that is being performed. Proper intercoms) that can reach 24 hour assistance. planning of this process can reduce the length of Tuesday, October 20: time a modernization will take from start to finish Make the elevator car emergency stop Pandemic 101 and will provide the owner with an elevator that is buttons key-operated or install them more aesthetically pleasing to tenants and most of Tuesday, October 27: behind a locked cover. all a safer elevator. Travel Restraint / Fall Arrest Install an emergency light and alarm bell As written by with emergency power backup. Denise (Dee) Oleksiuk Building Structure Series Install door restrictors to prevent people AEDARSA from opening the car door from inside when Northern Alberta Manager Wednesday, October 7: the car is away from the landing or install Parking long apron guards to close off the opening to Wednesday, October 28: the hoistway. Roofing Install a door protective device. Hoistway Doors: Training Seminars Strengthen the door's resistance to forces Wednesday, October 15 that are applied from the hall side by Blackberry Training Session installing door retainers. Wednesday, October 21 Hydraulic Cylinders Customer Service Replacement of single bottomed hydraulic Training Workshop cylinders. Installation of a cylinder gripper. REGISTER ON-LINE Remote "Electronic Monitoring" of hydraulic oil levels. SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2009 E N E R GY & U T I L I T I E S U P D A T E — S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 9 Pricing has finally dropped in the mid-term, new Forward pricing for natural gas is intent that it could be operational as early as generation is planned, and the government mid-$3/GJ for remainder of 2009, and 2011 depending on regulatory hurdles. And wants to 'string' us along again... $5-$6.50/GJ for 2010-2013 those may be many, given that a number of other generation companies have been Highlights in this issue include: AB government looks to Bill 50 to blowing smoke while questioning the project reduce regulation, but Enmax and and reiterating the need for a 'level playing New 165 MW generation announced by others (including myself) strongly field' (Enmax is owned by the City of Enmax, wind generation company seeks oppose it Calgary). Looking to take advantage of all the white knight AB government budget deficit looms hot air, Canadian Hydro Developers, a Energy pricing (short and mid-term) renewable energy company, has just large near 7-year lows announced that they have acquired the world's Enmax has continued development work on largest offshore wind generation project even Forward pricing for electricity is 5-6 its new Ogden facility plans, just on the though they've been dealing with a hostile cents/kWh for next 4 years outskirts of downtown Calgary, with the takeover bid by TransAlta... and now says it has multiple offers on the table and that TransAlta is "no longer in the lead". Stay FEATURE MEMBER tuned, the competition for generation is heating up! In May 2009, John M. Ross was appointed estate business in general, we are finding that Average electricity and natural gas prices have Managing Director of Avison Young in the talent pool available to us is far greater continued to drop in the short- and mid-term Edmonton. Below, he offers his insight on the than at times when the business is more markets - amazing what a recession can do to present state of Avison Young and his vision for robust. This is the ideal time to be taking our pricing!!! Longer-term pricing for electricity the future of the rapidly growing organization. extremely talented folks and improving their (out 4-5 years) is near record lows (5-6 cent service platforms by adding the best and the range), so the premium that the traders were These are exciting times at Avison Young. brightest. The ultimate winner, of course, is looking for in a couple of years has evaporated Having now successfully merged Avison our client. in this market. Natural gas is still quite high Young companies in Alberta, British in the mid-term (3-5 years) given the record Columbia, Ontario and Quebec to create a In addition to providing support for our amount of gas in underground storage right single national entity, Avison Young now teams, the other key component of my role is now - so unless the economy in North forms (with its affiliate offices in Regina, that of client liaison. Our clients are the America does a quick about-face, these mid- Winnipeg and Halifax) Canada's largest reason we exist, so it is imperative that we term prices could soften a bit further... independently-owned commercial real estate constantly seek their input – not just in areas where we are strong, but more importantly, And speaking of hot air, the provincial services company and the only national, in areas where we can improve. Business government continues to try to push Bill 50 Canadian-owned, principal-managed real begets business, and the better our service is, through, which would give the politicians estate brokerage firm in the country. Add to the more likelihood of success. control over deciding about the need for new that the recent opening of our Chicago office, transmission capacity (because they're the and it's clear that the North American If we constantly strive to provide the highest experts, right?!? :-) platform has begun to take shape. level of expertise from the best brokers in the My guess is, the government is under so much In Edmonton, we bring a true team concept business, if we are always on the lookout for budget and revenue pressure right now, to the table for our clients. Each of the better ways to transact our business, and if we they're not sure exactly which way to turn. practice areas, whether it be Retail, Office, never, EVER, lose sight of the fact that our With short-term gas prices hitting 7-year Industrial or Investment, is represented by a clients are our reason for being, then Avison lows, revenues from natural gas have been team, so the clients know that when they Young will continue to lead the pack– not just horrible – and since the government budgeted speak to any one of our members, they get the in Edmonton, but in Canada and North for prices to average $5.50 over the year but full effort of the entire group. America. they're now around $3, where is the shortfall going to come from? Hang onto your hats In my role as Managing Director, it is of the If my leadership can in some small way folks (and your wallets), desperate times may utmost importance that I ensure that each contribute to this goal, then my tenure at lead to desperate measures… team is equipped to function at the highest Avison Young will be considered a success. level. The tasks range from overseeing office equipment, software and technology to ~ John M. Ross recruiting brokers and staff members to fill whatever gaps we may have. With the current Chris Vilcsak, President & CEO slower state of the economy and the real Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. www. solution105.com /780-429-4774 The Intact Building … continued from pg 1 transmission, eliminates perimeter heating complex include bicycle parking, meeting requirements and dramatically decreases rooms, and surface parking at the rear. energy consumption. 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Cultural policy is changing. Traditionally, cultural policies have been concerned with providing financial support for the arts, for cultural heritage and for institutions such as museums and galleries. In recent years, around the world, interest has grown in the creative industries as a source of innovation and economic dynamism. This book argues that an understanding of the nature of both the economic and the cultural value created by the cultural sector is essential to good policy-making. The book is the first comprehensive account of the application of economic theory and analysis to the broad field of cultural policy. It deals with general principles of policy-making in the cultural arena as seen from an economic point of view, and goes on to examine a range of specific cultural policy areas, including the arts, heritage, the cultural industries, urban development, tourism, education, trade, cultural diversity, economic development, intellectual property and cultural statistics.
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David Throsby is internationally known for his research and writing in the economics of art and culture. He has been a consultant to many government departments and private corporations, and to international agencies including FAO, OECD, UNESCO, the World Bank, UNDP and UNCTAD. He is a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Cultural Economics, the International Journal of Cultural Policy, Poetics, and the Pacific Economic Bulletin. He is a co-editor (with Victor Ginsburgh) of the Handbook of the Economics of Art and Culture.
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'As is to be expected of this leading writer on the economics of the arts, this book is yet another valuable contribution. It covers areas not previously well trodden and covers a subject of vital importance for the flourishing of the arts. Well written, as pieces by Throsby always are, it will add to the enjoyment as well as knowledge and understanding of its readers.' William J. Baumol, Harold Price Professor of Entrepreneurship, New York University 'David Throsby has again met the challenge of making cultural economics accessible to non-specialists while maintaining the interest of more specialised readers. His summaries of the various theories and their application to cultural policy could not be bettered and demonstrate his thorough understanding of both. I can recommend the book to everyone concerned with cultural economics and with cultural policy.' Ruth Towse, Professor of Economics of Creative Industries, Bournemouth University and Professor Emerita, Erasmus University Rotterdam 'Drawing on the best traditions of classical political economy, Throsby shows how the processes of cultural policy-making can be illuminated by the application of economic theory. In its insistence on a distinction between economic and cultural value, the book offers little support to those who see culture as just another branch of economic activity. What Throsby gives us is a rigorously worked out framework for economic analysis, but one that remains receptive to other intellectual influences. Written with great lucidity, using language that non-economists will understand, this is essential reading for anyone engaged in the study or making of cultural policies.' Oliver Bennett, Professor of Cultural Policy Studies, University of Warwick, and Editor, International Journal of Cultural Policy 'David Throsby promises to provide a comprehensive synopsis of all economic contributions to the analysis of cultural policy while extending the discussion beyond the usual questions, inviting non-economists and specialists alike to join the conversation ... [He] identifies important aspects of cultural policy and argues that it can be enriched rather than debased by economic logic. He persuasively argues this by elaborating on various theories and their application to broader areas of cultural interest.' Lyudmila Petrova, Journal of Cultural Economics
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List of abbreviations; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction; 2. The scope of cultural policy; 3. The policy process; 4. Arts policy; 5. Cultural industries; 6. Cultural heritage; 7. Culture in urban and regional development; 8. Tourism; 9. Culture in the international economy; 10. Cultural diversity; 11. Arts education; 12. Culture in economic development; 13. Intellectual property; 14. Cultural statistics; 15. Conclusions; References; Index.


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Whole grains have become wildly popular in recent years but I don't think this is just another "hot" culinary trend. Spelt, farro, wheatberries, quinoa and so many other grains that once seemed so weird or exotic are now everyday staples in our kitchens. Recipes abound.
That's good news, not only because whole grains are healthy, but because there are so many of them. Each has a different taste and texture, so it's a certainty you'll find at least one or two to your liking. They also add amazing variety to our diets, which helps ease the boredom factor when it comes to dinner.
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Chanukah may be the holiday of olive oil, but take a trip down your grocery aisle, and you'll see as many different oils as there are colours of Chanukah candles. What is the difference between all of them and how is one to choose?
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Typical breakfast fare includes bagels, lox, cream cheese, maybe a few quiches and maybe a baked ziti or pasta salad. Sometimes you want to try something new, but it has to be easy and something you can make ahead. So I got together with The Cheese Guy and came up with a few new recipes for you.
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You all know how much Jamie loves to share Simanim inspired recipes and menus this time of year. It's a fun challenge to integrate as many Simanim (symbolic) foods as we can over the course of the high holidays and start the New Year right.
So I want to take us beyond tradition. If someone can suggest that celery and raisins on your Rosh Hashanah table will help you get a "raise in salary" then I'm willing to go so far to suggest that adding more olive to your meals will increase the love in your life (if you unscramble the letters you get "I love"). For that matter, olives and olive oil are good for your heart, too. So why not use the best tasting olive oil you can find, especially now during this auspicious time of year.
Back to the Borscht Belt
Confession time!!! I've never had borscht before. Not fresh. Not homemade. Not hot and not cold. I love beets, but borscht just never did it for me.
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I will never forget the first Summer I was part of a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). It was about 10 years ago and I was living in D.C. and they had a drop off location on the way home from work, so it was perfect. Each week I would go and discover new produce from the farm I supported including many foods I had never seen before. Some things they had less of and some they had more of, that is the nature of farm business. We didn't get any edible corn that year, but we did get an abundance of Summer squash. Once they started handing out squash, they didn't stop. It was the one vegetable that you could take as you wanted and there was still more to go around and oh, I forgot to mention the size of some of these squash, they were enormous. If only I knew then what I know now, there are so many ways to cook squash and they are all delicious. Of course there is kugel and muffins and latkes and you can find those and more here when you search for zucchini, but when those get old check out these newbies.
Flavorful Recipes Using BBQ Sauce
In life there are two kinds of people. Ketchup people and mustard people. I am a mustard people. I've never been a fan of ketchup, but I actually love BBQ sauce. Okay, I guess that means there are three kinds of people. The rich, smoky flavor of BBQ sauce is very satisfying and depending on the sweetness or spice can offer a range of flavors that ketchup can't seem to match. I never really used BBQ sauce on anything but meat or chicken until recently, and I can kick myself for not trying it sooner.


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Who drew this, very cute picture?
This is absolutely amazing. oAo *Marvels at the simplicity and yet awesomeness of it*
I thought you were standing on someone's feet...
It all makes sense now!!
That's cheating!
Nice job.
That suddenly makes ads/television shows make sense!
It does? xD
Yeah! When scenes have a character looking in a mirror/reflective surface, I used to get really confused about how they filmed it, but they probably used this method, or at least one very similar, I wouldn't be surprised!
Yeah! I guess I never thought about it much But if I can see you in a mirror but can't see myself, I know you can at least see me.
Amazing method...u so clever!
haha I know, apparently it's brilliant xD But certainly useful when space is limited ^____^
Really nice to have helpful folks like you contributing reference pose and photos,
I am keeping searching for some body actions or expression for inspiration in artwork design and the conceptual process...
Have to keep checking ur gallery D
I am keeping searching for some body actions or expression for inspiration in artwork design and the conceptual process...
Have to keep checking ur gallery D
isnt this obvious? I thought it was common sense...
it's just so cute I had to fav it XD
The drawing is so cute
Now I know your secret
Now I know your secret
You are so freaking talented!
Wow. I feel dumb. I thought there was some super strong person laying on their back with their feet up, with you standing on their feet. You know, until I saw the ones that showed the whole reflection.
OH! I get it!
you just take a photo of you reflection, clever.
you just take a photo of you reflection, clever.
Best tutorial ever.
OMG WHERE'S THECAMERA?!So hilarious
You're the best! *w*!!!
XD! This was just what I was thinking about
and im surprised many people didnt know this... i was taught about light reflections/refractions whatever its called.. in year 8 science... for the few who dont understand the picture... light will bounce off a mirror at the exact same angle it hit the mirror... - me being a snobby know-it-all there
do you use a normal Mirror?
It's one of those crazy industrial mirrors that people put in their bathrooms on the wall. It's very thick and quite heavy. It was dropped during construction and the end cracked off. Since it was so expensive, the owners were really happy to get it to a new home to be used rather than throw it away LUCKY
Personally I would've gone with the reason 'My twin sister actually stands on my feet. Totally. Even though I don't, y'know, have one'.
On that note: I FINALLY KNOW HOW PEOPLE DO IT NOW. DD
On that note: I FINALLY KNOW HOW PEOPLE DO IT NOW. DD
this right here is DD worthy simply because it can be very helpful for other photographers to utilize...plus its an awesome mind fuck
It's so simple once you know what's going on xD
huh. My first thought actually was
"It's so simple that you totally don't know what's going on!"
Btw. your stock photos are sooooo GREAT!
"It's so simple that you totally don't know what's going on!"
Btw. your stock photos are sooooo GREAT!
it does seem simple. the pic i commented on only still confused me (even though i read the comments string and saw how you did it) I think its because it still looks like you're using the camera directly above you (because of how your feet are present underneath) if that makes any sense
Yeah it varies based on how far away the camera is, changes the camera's sight angle and makes it look more or less in perspective


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A healthy assortment of banchan is usually a good indicator of a serious Korean restaurant. And you'll find no shortage of them here, at Hahm Ji Bach—a delicious Korean barbecue joint buried down a nondescript side street in the blossoming K-town that has sprung up near Queens' Murray Hill LIRR station. This unassuming room won't woo you with its plain-Jane décor, but the patient, oh-so-knowledgable service staff more than makes up for it. Not to mention the kitchen, which scores major points for masterful specialties. Daeji bulgogi, marinated pork ribs in a chili-garlic sauce sprinkled with bright scallions; or boyang jeongol, a traditional hot pot of lamb, dumplings, and vegetables swimming in a rich, spicy beef broth are some of the favorites here.
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Yesterday a few of us from the marketing team went on a trip to Nuzzlets in Yorkshire to help out while a class of local children, that have autism, had a day out of the classroom.
We have supported Nuzzlets for three years, and the work that Mary and the volunteers do is fantastic.
Children that have special needs or who are terminally ill are invited to play with all sorts of animals that have been rescued.
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NBC's CROSSBONES Hits a Three Month High
Friday Primetime Results:
NBC's Friday featured:
A tie for the nightlong win in adults 18-49 among the Big 4 nets.
A win for the night outright among those nets in adults 25-54 and total viewers.
A three-month slot high from the debut of "Crossbones."
A tie for a two-month high from the Friday "Dateline."
"Dateline NBC" (1.3/5 in 18-49, 7.1 million viewers overall from 8-9 p.m. ET) was a decisive #1 among ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox,leading four of four half-hours among those nets in adults 18-49, adults 25-54 and total viewers. From its first half-hour to its fourth, "Dateline" grew by +36% in adults 18-49 (to a 1.5 rating from a 1.1) and by +31% in adults 25-54 (2.1 vs. 1.6)
"Dateline" matched its high ratings in 18-49 and 25-54 (1.9) in two months, since March 28, and hit a total-viewer high (7.065 million) since that same date.
The premiere of "Crossbones" (1.1/4 in 18-49, 4.9 million viewers overall from 10-11 p.m. ET) captured NBC's highest 18-49 rating in the slot in three months (best since Feb. 28). In adults 25-54 (1.4) and total viewers, "Crossbones" earned NBC's top results in The Hour since the last Friday of the Winter Olympics, Feb. 21.
"Crossbones" finished within 1 share of the time-period lead among ABC, CBS and NBC in adults 18-49 (with a 4 share vs. a 5 for ABC's "20/20"), while tying for #1 among men 18-49 and men 18-34 and ranking #1 outright among those nets in men 25-54 (1.3 rating).
In Late-Night Metered Markets Friday night:
In Nielsen's 56 metered markets, household results were: "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," 2.3/6 with an encore telecast; CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman," 1.8/4 with an encore; and ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 2.0/5 with an encore.
In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, adult 18-49 results were: "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," 0.7/3 with an encore; "Late Show," 0.4/2 with an encore; and "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 0.6/2 with an encore.
From 12:35-1:05 a.m. ET, ABC's "Nightline" averaged a 1.3/4 in metered-market households and a 0.4/2 in 18-49 in the Local People Meters.
From 12:35-1:35 a.m. ET, "Late Night with Seth Meyers" (1.1/3 in metered-market households with an encore) beat CBS's "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (1.0/3 with an encore). In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, "Late Night" (0.3/2 in 18-49 with an encore) tied "Late Late Show" (0.3/2 with an encore).
At 1:35 a.m., "Last Call with Carson Daly" averaged a 0.7/3 in metered-market households with an encore and a 0.2/1 in adults 18-49 in the 25 markets with local people meters.
NOTE: All ratings are "live plus same day" from Nielsen Media Research unless otherwise indicated.
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If you're planning to pick Mike Iaconelli for your Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing team for the Delaware River, know that you are among 62.2 percent of people who are planning to do the same.
GoPro cameras mounted inside the boats of Elite pros offer a unique perspective on the Bassmaster Elite at Lake Dardanelle. These are the best stills lifted from that footage.
See how the Elites fared on the second day of the Bassmaster Elite at Lake Dardanelle.
Steve Bowman tails the Elite Series pros as they take on Lake Dardanelle on Day 1 of competition.
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Baker has worked his way through the ranks and understands that at this level, it's not a game anymore.
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BWW Interviews: GLEE PROJECT Winner Blake Jenner
Eleven weeks of intense competition came to an end last week as Oxygen's critically acclaimed competition series THE GLEE PROJECT crowned Blake Jenner of Miami, Florida as the season two winner, awarding him a seven-episode guest-starring role on season four of the hit series GLEE.
Blake's passion has always been in acting, with an added love for singing, although he's surprisingly never had a lesson. The actor chatted about the moment he heard his name called as the season 2 winner and what he will most likely take away from this life-changing experience.
"I love BroadwayWorld, by the way," begins Jenner, as he speaks about his love of theater and the possibility of one day performing on the Great White Way. "I did plays in high school and middle school, so I love all aspects of acting but I think theatre and film and television, they're all completely different beasts and I think theatre's amazing...If I had an opportunity to be in a play in the future or in a musical, that's even better because musicals are so fun. I definitely see myself dipping my feet in those waters. I'd love to do that."
Jenner confesses that he was thoroughly shocked the moment he heard Ryan Murphy call his name as the season's winner. "I couldn't even think. I couldn't breathe. My mind was racing. I honestly did not think I was going to win," shared the actor. "I thought that I had fought until the end but I honestly thought that the two girls next to me...were going to win. They had stories that you could see when you look at them. Like, just by looking at them you'll see their stories and you'll see how their storylines could play out. Mine, you'd really have to get in depth but I honestly thought they were going to win.
He continues, "I was getting ready to turn to them and, like, hug them because I thought for sure they were going to win and when he said my name, I couldn't even think because it was just like a dream come true. Like, this is something that I've been working towards since my first acting class when I was really, really young. I just can't explain it. It was better - the best feeling that I've ever had. I mean, when I jumped I think I almost flew out of happiness because I got really, really high. But, it was just amazing and the best moment of my life, honestly."
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Team USA to face Italy, Turkey and Belgium in opening preliminary round weekend
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