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Digital Death Care: Boomers Take Charge Of Their 'Last Decision'
by Derek Dunham on Aug 27, 7:04 AM
A 60-something man passes away unexpectedly. His friends and relatives are scattered throughout the country, and many are elderly and too frail to venture out, much less attend his memorial service. The end result: an empty room?
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Baby Boomers Control 70% Of The U.S. Disposable Income
by Nancy Shonka Padberg on Aug 20, 9:45 AM
Brad Pitt is a Baby Boomer. George Clooney is a Baby Boomer. Madonna and Bruce Springsteen are Baby Boomers. Not exactly in a wheelchair or using a walker. Do I have your attention? If you are under 30 and reading this, it's your parents, ages 47 - 66. Change your thinking and understand Baby Boomers are vibrant, healthy and a very lucrative audience. The brands and agency executives that understand this will increase their bottom line.
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When Older Boomers Drive Away Younger Boomers
by Stephen Reily on Aug 13, 8:19 AM
There's a reason we often write about the brands that never got Boomers right, at least never got Boomers right after they started turning 50: there are so many of them. But some brands deserve credit for always having embraced the Leading-Edge Boomers as they aged: brands like AARP, AOL, Chico's, the PT Cruiser, and the Medicare-focused health insurers.
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Put Customer Convenience Front And Center When Designing Websites - Part II
by Jim Gilmartin on Aug 6, 6:24 AM
On April 10, 2012, Hubspot writer Corey Eridon posted a blog summarizing a list of some of the most annoying things seen on websites. This post continues some dos and don'ts she recommended and our additional thoughts to help increase the satisfaction quotient and reduce the frustration quotient of most site visitors especially Baby Boomers and senior visitors.
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Provide Opportunities For Aging Consumers
by Mark Bradbury on Aug 1, 11:19 AM
Baby Boomers have been credited with significant social change during their lives, but lately have been criticized for the burden their size and longevity could place on Social Security, the healthcare system and our general economic welfare.
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I need to verify that a user registering for a website enters a unique 16 digit number that no one else prior to him/her has entered.
The relevant database information is that the 16 digit numbers are stored in a column called
card1, the name of the entire table is
users, and the user-entered number is stored in
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$query2 = "SELECT card1 FROM users WHERE card1='$card1' LIMIT 1";
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header ("Location: register.php?msg=exists");
The idea is that it will find any examples already in the database and if it finds a duplicate, it will display and error message.
The problem is that it is continuing to allow users to register(submit their registration form to the db) even when there is a duplicate. Immediately after this block of code is the insertion call to the db with all of the user information collected from the form.
NOTE: I'm not very familiar with handling PHP error messages and what I've used is just an example that I found in another instance in the example code.


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CST By-Laws Mission To develop win-win relationships that build trust and continuously improves every aspect of our business performance and ultimately leads us to our goal of Zero Accidents/Environmental Incidents. Purpose To develop trust among team members that allows open and honest communication and facilitates the sharing of information and resources. (I.E. Programs, Processes, Best Practices, Training, Hiring, Accidents, Near misses). To develop Leadership and Direction and to serve as a resource to field operations. To develop consistent standards. To identify and resolve issues. To continually improve every aspect of our business performance. To strive to reach our goal of Zero Accidents/Environmental Incidents. By-Laws Apr-97 Voted against the Misc. Labor group joining the CST Apr-97 Voted against other operators joining the CST May-97 Voted in favor of GIS and PMI joining the CST Jun-97 Voted in favor of sharing the CST Orientation with GIS & PMI Jun-97 Voted in favor of adding recognition under share time Jun-97 Voted in favor of keeping Dolphin up on the CST Information (Jimmy Benoit) Voted in favor of Greg Trahan and Sonny Hedges to be non-voting members of the Jul-97 CST Jul-97 Voted in favor of adding OSHA Update under share time Jun-98 Voted in favor of keeping the E&I and ICP on the same team (CST) Voted in favor of having one team for the turn over committee as opposed to one E&I Jul-98 and one ICP Jul-98 Voted in favor of Bay being the mentoring company for ICP and SECO for the E&I Jul-98 Voted in favor of allowing one vote per company (Shell also gets one combined vote) Voted in favor of 2 seats per company (one for Safety and one for Operations) and one Jul-98 additional for the Secretary Jul-98 Voted in favor of Shell having 2 seats per division and 2 seats for HS&E (8 seats total) Jul-98 Voted in favor of having an alphabetical listing for meeting sponsorship Jul-98 Voted in favor of the facilitator providing the timekeeper Jul-98 Voted in favor of Cindy Matherne as the full time Scribe/Secretary Jul-98 Voted in favor of members requesting to bring a guest @ previous meeting Voted in favor of "Special Guest" being allowed if the facilitator and scriber are Jul-98 contacted in advance Jul-98 Voted in favor of hanging up ground rules and parking lot at all meetings Oct-98 ICP Contractors voted in favor of sharing the cost of a scaffolding training program Jul-99 Voted in favor of Meetings continuing on a monthly basis. Voted in favor of allowing current members (that are not chosen as core contractors May-00 next month), the chance to remain members of the CST. May-02 Voted to start meeting every other month May-02 Voted to perform field audits with Shell during the months we do not meet May-02 Voted to have all our meetings in Laplace at the Holiday Inn. May-02 Voted to have a guest speaker at each meeting provided by the host company. May-03 Voted to meet monthly until 3rd quarter, will reassess at this time CST Accomplishments: Adopted Logo New Employee Orientation Short Service Employee Program CST Web Site Behavioral Based Safety Process Fall Protection Guidelines Electronic Near Miss/Best Practice Sharing Scaffolding Guidelines & Training Program Safe Hydro Testing Plan 15 Point Self Assessment Process Offshore Critical Crane Lift Plan Cable Demo Process Rigging Certification - Train the Trainer Pallet Usage Offshore Guidelines JSEA Process including training module HSE MS Process Working on Energized Electrical Gear in Hazardous Classified Locations JSEA Audit Process JSEA Train the Trainer Class Sub Committee Guidelines Field Audit Process 2002 JSEA Train the trainer - audit workshop Working w/ energized electrical equipment Sub comity Accident investigation Field audit program HSE alert library Gas cutting/welding safety CST web site : still working on it Classified CST Meeting Minutes CST meeting notes 3/30/2005 We had around 25 attendees. The meeting followed our typical format, with two guest speakers. The retainer pins were discussed heavily; Bay is leading an investigation on this. An alert will be f Slits in the PFD are non-approved. All contractors are looking at the back up tool by Muskegon for Are your workers seeing the same alerts we are distributing? It has been noted that Shell does man Make sure incident findings and reviews reach the workers. Getting back to basics is a subject we When working for operations, they tend to cut back on HSE efforts. Very inconsistent with Shell c CST Notes 25-May-05 We had 23 attendees. Representatives from Bay, TEST, Dynamic, GIS, P2S Seco, and MMR were Spider bites are not as common as some people will have you believe. The problem is the dead tiss Dave Brubaker introduced himself. He is new Engineering Projects manager. Safety is paramount Gary Lopiccollo presentes a best practice dealing with loading and unloading trucks. He passed ou Brett with GIS shared their near misses and safety alerts. Marine travel is mentioned. As contractors and visitors to platforms, you do a favor by identifying hazards. You are a new set o OSHA updates, nothing new in the last 2 months. Ronnie did pass out a paper on how to survive a Shell discussed several incidents. The grating incident was discussed. Learnings, of course, JSA w Back to Basic discussion was pretty productive. Focus on inspectors on the deck and outside wher Rule breaking, why do we break rules. Rules are incorrect, not known, not shared. At times, the ro Crane and Rigging training was discussed by Jeff Campbell, he is at RTC extension 504-728-1201, email Jeff at: Jeffrey.Camp wo guest speakers. s. An alert will be forthcoming. An air compressor lifting skid was found to be cracked. Some pre slung loa ol by Muskegon for use. A need to reinforce our JSEA audit process, we are posting more information on the that Shell does many financial audits, but very few HSE audits. sics is a subject we will be exploring. A sub team of Jimmy Schwing, Mike Crews, Beau B4rown, Johnny Ha nsistent with Shell construction groups. eco, and MMR were represented. Shell had eight representatives present. Dr. Bourgeois, email at: bmbmd@ blem is the dead tissue created when the poison is released. From here, the bacteria thrive on dead bacteria. T Safety is paramount in his radar screen. His intentions are to present one Shell to you as contractors. Never h rucks. He passed out a loading procedure they have, we will put on website to view. What about mixing at an You are a new set of eyes! on how to survive and OSHA inspection. gs, of course, JSA was inadequate. Several trades in the area, no communication on the hazards. Who will ta ck and outside where the work is. The pause process is pretty basic during work day operations. JSA and job red. At times, the routine way of doing the job does not follow the rules. A need to satisfy the boss causes pe mail Jeff at: email@example.com. Everyone must take the awareness training by the on-line method or a purchased CD. Awarenes cracked. Some pre slung loads are causing complacency. WE always need to insist that all loads are inspecte sting more information on the CST website. ws, Beau B4rown, Johnny Hamilton, Bobby S., Greg Lear, and Stanley with Test, will form a team to look int ourgeois, email at: firstname.lastname@example.com, began with a MRSA discussion. Shaving body hairs are potential entran ria thrive on dead bacteria. The brown recluse is not real popular around here; they do not like humid environ o you as contractors. Never hesitate to contact him, his contact information will be on the updated CST list. S ew. What about mixing at an ergonomical correct level? Baskets with doors on them also are being discusse on the hazards. Who will take ownership of the site when several contractors are in the same area? A barric day operations. JSA and job planning is also pretty basic. Our JSA audit process needs to be understood by o to satisfy the boss causes people to break rules. Everyone should ensure all rules are being complied with. ethod or a purchased CD. Awareness training is about 10 hours, maybe only 6 hours, then the classroom is taken. In addition to the aware ist that all loads are inspected prior to lifting. A pre-rigging checklist is crucial. , will form a team to look into the subject. More to come…………..New employee training is a back to basic ody hairs are potential entrance sites for bacteria. Skin care, soaps, limit communal use, early medical assessm hey do not like humid environments. be on the updated CST list. Safety is not a proprietary item, intentions are to share with everyone. Field visits them also are being discussed. e in the same area? A barricade should be owned by someone. The culture was at question on the location a s needs to be understood by our inspectors. Bring the inspectors into JSA audit training. CST has an audit pr s are being complied with. m is taken. In addition to the awareness training, the basic and advanced training must be taken. After June 2004, the rigging training curric ee training is a back to basic idea. Also require older experienced employees to come inshore for training. nal use, early medical assessment, and limit exposure are all preventative methods. The best prevention is to e e with everyone. Field visits are on his radar screen. at question on the location also. The incident evolved from dropping items below the grating, so grating was raining. CST has an audit process on the website. Remember that the way to prove the success of the JSA w June 2004, the rigging training curriculumn must be approved by Shell. Grandfathering last for 4 years, or until their API expires. At any po come inshore for training. s. The best prevention is to ensure that you are not going to get the bacteria. Recommend each person get th w the grating, so grating was removed. For several days people worked in the area and no one stopped the jo ove the success of the JSA will be on the job, at the work site. Mentoring with older personnel is an idea to in , or until their API expires. At any point in time the awareness training is still required. The only crane operator training valid is at RTC, som commend each person get their own scrub brush and a bar of soap. Protection of broken barriers in the body rea and no one stopped the job. Our investigations methods are being reviewed and internally criticized. Bot lder personnel is an idea to include. perator training valid is at RTC, some Crane Tech training is ok from Je 2004 to July 04, but we have broken ties with them. We use Energy f broken barriers in the body is very important, clean wounds immediately. During treatment it is very rare th and internally criticized. Bottom line, open hole 12" or 12', is it safe to be working at this point? oken ties with them. We use Energy Cranes at RTC since December of 2005. Shell has only 2 right now that are approved as rigger traine ng treatment it is very rare that a person cannot work. Incubation time is usually 48 hours. Within 24 hours o ng at this point? ow that are approved as rigger trainers: H&P, and another outfit in Wyoming. To schedule any training discussed contact Gwen at 504-728- 48 hours. Within 24 hours of the suspected MRSA contamination, and no skin damaging event, not attributa discussed contact Gwen at 504-728-1200, or email at: email@example.com. We need to upd damaging event, not attributal to work. CST Agenda 25-May-05 Sponsor: MMR Contact: Jim Schackelford 225-756-5090 Place: Quality Inn - Laplace (Formerly Holiday Inn) Time: 8 - Noon 8:00 - 8:10 Introductions All Review Today's Agenda Facilitator 8:10- 9:00 Share Time/ Meet Dave Dave Brubaker Back to Basic report out Greg Lear Best Practices/Incidents All OHSA Update Ronnie C. 9:00 - 9:45 MRSA Dr. Bourgeois 9:45 - 10:00 Break - Networking 10:00- 10:30 Managing Rule Breaking Dup and Denny 10:30- 11:30 Rigger training Jeff Campbell 11:30- 11:45 Host team discussion All 11:45 - 11:55 Today's and Pending Action Items Jimmy Schwing 11:55 Next Months Agenda/Sponsor Jimmy Schwing CST Action Items Get with Jim Shackelford to post the HUET Medical Questionnaire on the CST 1 Website Jimmy Schwing Sept 03 Marine Platform Information Sheets available password protected for the CST 2 online Lee F Jun-03 When Available email (share time) alerts to 3 Cindy prior to meeting Everyone Mar-03 Every Meeting - Reminder Each company to bring one field person to our 4 meeting Everyone Mar-03 Every Meeting - Reminder Each company to bring one best practice (idea or item) for one of the topics 5 on the agenda Everyone Mar-03 Every Meeting - Reminder 2003 Focus List Sunday drill process - Fall Protection 2003 Focus Glove program - March 6th Orientation Book -Cost Program BBS cards SSE 6-months or less w/company -wavier JSEA Fall Program Training Requirements - Documentation Focus 2003 Hazard Recognition/Near miss tracking 1. How will these impact us as contractors FRC - requirements 2. They will roll out the new standards Helicopter training 3. Process needed to communicate these down MMS - all washed up video training Onboarding process will start next month Marine transportation standard Training records available in the field for spe Crane lifting operations API Non-essential will go home if Shell goes on Red SSQ - Questions background checks Others: PTW PED's Isolated work activity Fitness for duty Temporary Equipment Procedure Competency Assurance for all HSE critical jobs Sub contractors Stop work authority On boarding processes Hours of service Security Driving standard - App. G 2005 Focus List Subject Date completed JSEA subteam Competency standards Global Process- Shell Medication/Prescription drugs/ Phil Auld Stop Work Authority Safety Awards Feedback from field ULL offerrings Air Float vendor Inspector qualifications Risk Matrix Fountain impact us as contractors ut the new standards ed to communicate these down to the field level ess will start next month ds available in the field for specialty task we are providing go home if Shell goes on Red Alert CST Member Listing Name Company Phone Fax e-mail Hosting List Crowson, Ronnie Bay (985) 631-4600 (985) 631-3055 email@example.com Hamilton, Johnny Bay (985) 631-4600 (985) 631-4685 firstname.lastname@example.com Henderson, Dan Bay (985) 518-2866 firstname.lastname@example.com Jimmy Gilbert Bay (504) 525-9696 (504) 566-9380 email@example.com Bay Nov '05 Grammer, Kyle CMC (985) 868-1950 (985) 868-1970 firstname.lastname@example.com Matherne, Cindy CMC (985) 868-1950 (985) 868-1970 email@example.com CMC Jan '06 Holmes, Jeff Dynamic (337) 369-6004 (337) 364-3585 firstname.lastname@example.com Lopiccolo, Gary Dynamic (337) 369-6004 (337) 365-8537 firstname.lastname@example.com Dynamic Ind. 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Pre Job Visits: Try to get operations more involved up front for projects. This is hard with the SOI cut backs. Projects need to be evaluation to determine which projects warrant this. Digital pictures can continue to be used to pass field info to others not in the field. Does SOI need more of this? Safety groups need to be involved up from at the Pre Job Meetings. Core Contractor Process improved quality of Contractors Sell throughout SOI- Get more participation from SOI Post Job Visits: Emphasis on post project feedback by majors - meet more with the contractor. Trying to make it mandatory to hold Post Job Meetings. Smaller jobs seem to slip through. Does not always have to be a formal meeting. The information from the meeting will be given to everyone in the meeting and sent to engineering. Lessons learned should be shared at the CST meeting each month (Production and Operation will be cut out), the mechanical end of the project will be shared. Standard benchmarks will be measured for the Post Job Meetings, (i.e. Production, Operation, Safety, Quality, etc.). This is done now but not shared. Shell - Keep crews busy year round: SOI allocates repairs according to return - World Wide PMI Medical Directory Geographic Area Primary Care Treatment Emergency Treatment Emergency Evacuations Mobile Bay, AL Providence Family Physicians Providence Emergency Hospital West Jefferson Medi-Vac (800) 382-4006 5100 Higgins Rd. 6801 Airport Blvd. USCG (504) 589-6225 Mobile, AL 36619 Mobile, AL 36608 West Jefferson Medi-Vac (800) 382-4006 (334) 661-4454 (334) 633-1900 New Orleans, LA West Bank Surgical Clinic West Jefferson Hospital PHI (504) 534-2631 4475 Westbank Exp. 1101 Medical Ctr. Blvd USCG (504) 393-6033 Marrero, LA 70072 Marrero, LA 70072 PHI (504) 534-2631 (504) 347-8471 (504) 564-3346 USCG (504) 393-6033 Venice, LA Dr. Lagaglio West Jefferson Hospital Air Med (800) 259-1111 133 West Cran Dr. 1101 Medical Ctr. 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Presenting for sale an elegant French Napoleon III brass inlaid and ebonized display cabinet after the style of Paris ebenistre Mathieu Befort (1813 – 1880). The top of this impressive cabinet has two glazed doors opening to a velvet-lined interior fitted with two shelves. The base of the cabinet has a paneled single door opening to cabinets flanked by free standing pilasters. The ebonized finish is intricately inlaid with brass borders, scrolls, and florals.
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Whitney Brothers Plywood Kid Bin
Whitney Brothers Plywood Kid Bin
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|Product Type: Toy storage bin
|Finish: Natural birch
|Frame Material: Manufactured wood
|Hardware Material: Silver wheel swivel caster
|Non-Toxic: Yes
|Style: Modern
|Cabinets Included: No
|Interior Storage Sections Included: Yes
|Lidded: No
|Handles: No
|Casters: Yes
|Stackable: No
|Tipping Prevention: Depth design prevents tipping
|Weight Capacity: 150 Pounds
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth, do not use strong liquid cleaners.
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Age Recommendation: Ages 2 to 6 years old
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Greenguard Certified: Yes
About the ManufacturerWhen you order from Whitney Brothers, you're not dealing with a subsidiary of a multi-national wood products conglomerate; you're doing business with a New England tradition. Since 1904, Whitney Brothers has been using classic cabinetmaking techniques to produce safe and sturdy educational toys. Now, they're also a leader in developing versatile, innovative furniture and storage systems for schools, day-care centers, and private homes.
Whitney uses the finest hardwoods and veneers and traditional joinery methods for strength. Edges and corners are always rounded smoothly and finished by hand. And, of course, all glues, paints, and finishes are nontoxic and clean up quickly. Whitney Brothers makes it easy for you to decide which products are best for your classroom, and they're dedicated to making sure each product can be used safely by generations of children.
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Hey guys I recently bought a hypertech power chip for my car because it is suppose to boost gas mileage in order to save money but I was reading the instructions on the chipand it says I have to use 93 premium octane for the chip which would be the same or more expensive I just want to know if I could still use 83 regular and if it would be worth it
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The chip is programmed to add more timing and change the parameters of your cars ECM. The chip is for performance, and you will need to run 93 octane. Sorry you missed that when you purchased the chip. Running anything lower and your car will run worse than with the factory chip. Try returning it, as those chips add modest HP and are not worth it, IMO.
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Thank you do you know of any chip that helps with gas mileageq
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Templestowe is in the Melbourne region. In Templestowe, restaurants are as diverse as they are numerous, attracting people from surrounding areas. More restaurants can be found in suburbs around Templestowe.
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ATemplestowe Restaurants VICModern AustralianIt's kind of hard not to feel at home at Templestowe Living Room Restaurant and Wine Bar, located on leafy Anderson Street. Featuring relaxed alfresco tabl...
BTemplestowe Restaurants VICModern AustralianFor a homely café experience with a focus on organic ingredients and ethical farming, visit Green Sage Restaurant in Templestowe. Tucked in the Templestowe Vi...
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HTemplestowe Restaurants VICIndianBhoj, means Indian feast, and that's exactly what awaits you @ Bhoj Templestowe. The entrance maybe hidden, but the critical acclaim about this restaurant certainl...
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MTemplestowe Restaurants VICThaiWhy not try the Pad Thai - Stir fried rice noodles with bean-shoots, egg & tofu, topped with crushed peanuts or the Goong Hom Pha Marinated prawns wrappe...
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San Fernando Elementary School District located in Sasabe, AZ (approximately 70 miles southwest of Tucson) is accepting applications for a certified Secondary Teacher (Grades 5-8). The individual will provide instruction for students at varying academic levels of preparation and grade spans. Candidate must possess a valid Arizona Elementary Teaching Certificate and a current Arizona IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card. Bilingual in English and Spanish is preferred. Candidates with a Bilingual Education or English as a Second Language Endorsements are preferred. Starting salary $40,000 commensurate with experience and qualifications. Excellent benefits. The position is open until filled for the 2015-2016 School Year.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
Youth Volleyball Clinic
Friday, July 26, 2013
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
This event repeats every week on Friday between 6/28/2013 and 8/16/2013.
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Kids can build their skills with knowledgeable instructors from Metro Beach Sports who will cover the fundamentals of beach volleyball in this series of free, public clinics. Kids can enjoy the sand and sun while developing techniques including serving, setting, spiking, passing and ball control, and diving and rolling drills at the beach volleyball courts on Pier 6. Recommended ages 7-12.
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- 2014 Season Wrap Up: Brooklyn Bridge Park Events
- New Sports Fields And Picnic Peninsula Open At Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 5
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- Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks
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MOSCOW - Steven Martin's collection has found a home.
It's a world removed from southeast Asia, where most of the opium paraphernalia originated, but the way these things usually go, a permanent home can be very, very hard to find.
So Moscow - not exactly Bangkok, Thailand - in North Idaho's Palouse is as good a spot as any.
"All I wanted was that the collection stayed together," said Martin, who handed his collection of opium pipes and artifacts to the University of Idaho for study, and to ensure the 1,000 pieces he amassed beginning in 2001 remained intact.
The way it usually works, once a collector passes away, his or her collection goes every which way.
"Broken up, gone. Scattered in the wind," Martin said Friday from the university's Asian American Comparative Collection and anthropology laboratory. "I didn't want that to happen to my collection."
Yes, opium. The illegal, highly addictive drug to which Martin himself became hooked before checking himself into a Buddhist monastery for rehabilitation in 2007. For a decade the San Diego native bought pipes, bowls and devices that traced as far back as the 18th Century that Chinese - and Americans in the 1900s - used to ingest the drug.
"I've been collecting things ever since I was a kid," Martin explained on his, some might say strange, collection. "I'm just one of those people who gets obsessed with things."
He became obsessed with opium paraphernalia in a Laos hotel room in 2001. Working as a freelance journalist and travel writer around southeast Asia, he and a reporter friend were wrapping up a story about the resurgence of opium in the country thanks in part to young, curious backpackers who wanted to give the drug a try.
As souvenirs, they bought a couple of pipes at a local antique shop.
"Suddenly, it was like, wow, you know, why have I never noticed this before?" Martin said. "Right then, I just knew I had to have more of them."
And when he began researching the topic, he realized little information was out there. Hardly anything had been written about it.
"I took it as a challenge," Martin said.
Two books later, and Martin is the leading author on the topic, having penned a pair of books on the drug paraphernalia.
His second one, the recently released 'Opium Fiend' is already earning positive reviews, and coverage from large publications such as The New Yorker.
The book blends the history of the drug, with facts about paraphernalia and Martin's personal experience studying - and abusing - the drug.
"Boldly written, in-depth account of an expatriate aesthete's dalliance with opium," the online site, Kirkus Review, stated. "(Martin) captures modern-day Southeast Asia - and the surreal risks of pursuing such experiences there - in vivid, concrete terms."
Research is how Martin, 50, justified using the drug. Like studying, he thought it would help him understand more.
"I was really able to rationalize it as research," he said, before realizing he was a daily user for half a year who needed help quitting. Quitting cold-turkey can kill an addict.
But why Idaho?
Why is the southern California native and 20-plus year southeast Asia resident donating thousands of pieces he painstakingly sought out to the state's university?
Priscilla Wegars, a volunteer curator for the Asian American Comparative Collection and Laboratory of Anthropology is the main reason. It was the archeological book she edited - "Hidden Heritage," which devoted a chapter to opium paraphernalia from Chinese labor camps that had been dug up - that Martin read when he was trying to learn as much as he could.
Impressed, Martin found Wegars online, and the two connected. In 2006, they agreed to the donation collection, which history, art and sociology students will study. Relatively little is known about the drug's history, though it landed in eastern American Chinatowns and spread during the westward expansion.
"It's kind of stunning," Wegars said about receiving the gift - portions of which they unpacked Friday - and the educational opportunities that await students who want to study the artifacts and piece together gaps in its history.
Yes, it's a far way from southeast Asia, but Martin's collection has a permanent home in Moscow. How everything plays out once Idaho students take over will come later.
"Maybe we'll find out more one day," Martin said. "I feel like we've barely scratched the surface."


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