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June 1984, Volume 74, Issue 3
- 533-534 Migration and Asymmetric Information: Comment
by Katz, Eliakim & Stark, Oded
- 535-535 Migration and Asymmetric Information: Reply
by Kwok, Peter & Leland, Hayne
May 1984, Volume 74, Issue 2
- 1-11 Self-Command in Practice, in Policy, and in a Theory of Rational Choice
by Schelling, Thomas C
- 12-18 Improving the Teaching of Economics: Achievements and Aspirations
by Bach, G L & Kelley, Allen C
- 19-25 A Profile of Senior Economics Majors in the United States
by Siegfried, John J & Raymond, Jennie E
- 26-30 The Role of Energy in Productivity Growth
by Jorgenson, Dale W
- 31-37 The Response of Energy Demand to Higher Prices: What Have We Learned?
by Sweeney, James L
- 38-43 Supply Shocks and Monetary Policy Revisited
by Gordon, Robert J
- 44-48 A Simple Account of the Behavior of Long-Term Interest Rates
by Campbell, John Y & Shiller, Robert J
- 49-54 Unanticipated Money and Interest Rates
by Roley, V Vance & Walsh, Carl E
- 55-60 Interaction between Fiscal and Monetary Policy and the Real Rate of Interest
by Anderson, Robert & Ando, Albert & Enzler, Jared
- 61-66 Practical Implications of Game Theoretic Models of R&D
by Reinganum, Jennifer F
- 67-72 Field Research on the Link between Technological Innovation and Growth: Evidence from the International Semiconductor Industry
by Flaherty, M Therese
- 73-78 The Relationship between Federal Contract R&D and Company R&D
by Lichtenberg, Frank R
- 79-83 Gift Exchange and Efficiency-Wage Theory: Four Views
by Akerlof, George A
- 84-88 Introducing Social Structure into Economic Analysis
by Coleman, James S
- 89-96 Against Parsimony: Three Easy Ways of Complicating Some Categories of Economic Discourse
by Hirschman, Albert O
- 97-102 Keynes and Economics Today
by Patinkin, Don
- 103-109 The Age of Schumpeter
by Giersch, Herbert
- 110-115 Marx's Contributions and Their Relevance Today
by Gurley, John G
- 116-121 The Limits of Neoclassical Theory in Management Education
by Teece, David J & Winter, Sidney G
- 122-126 The Values of Economic Theory in Management Education
by Harris, Robert G
- 127-132 Economic Analysis and the Quest for Competitive Advantage
by Caves, Richard E
- 133-137 Reform of the Budget Process
by Rivlin, Alice M
- 138-143 Which Budget Deficit? Some Issues of Measurement and Their Implications
by Eisner, Robert
- 144-149 Public Opinion and the Balanced Budget
by Blinder, Alan S & Holtz-Eakin, Douglas
- 150-154 Wage-Price Behavior in the National Models of Project LINK
by Hickman, Bert G & Klein, Lawrence R
- 155-159 International Differences in Wage Behavior: Real, Nominal, or Exaggerated?
by Kahn, George A
- 160-165 Cross-Country and Cross-Temporal Differences in Inflation Responsiveness
by Schultze, Charles L
- 166-173 The Public Capital Stock: Needs, Trends, and Performance
by Hulten, Charles R & Peterson, George E
- 174-178 The Displacement of Local Spending for Pollution Control by Federal Construction Grants
by Jondrow, James & Levy, Robert A
- 179-182 Rational Expectations and Macroeconomics in 1984
by Barro, Robert J
- 183-187 Efficiency and the Variability of Asset Prices
by LeRoy, Stephen F
- 188-193 Interpreting the Statistical Failures of Some Rational Expectations Macroeconomic Models
by Rotemberg, Julio J
- 194-199 Informational Imperfections in the Capital Market and Macroeconomic Fluctuations
by Greenwald, Bruce & Stiglitz, Joseph E & Weiss, Andrew
- 200-205 Efficiency Wage Models of Unemployment
by Yellen, Janet L
- 206-210 Recent Changes in Macro Policy and Its Effects: Some Time-Series Evidence
by Taylor, John B
- 211-215 The Lucas Critique and the Volcker Deflation
by Blanchard, Olivier J
- 216-220 Foundations of Aggregate Supply Price
by Eckstein, Otto
- 221-225 Sources of Reasonable Hope for the Future
by Boulding, Kenneth E
- 226-230 Economic Growth, Resource Availability, and Environmental Quality
by Smith, V Kerry & Krutilla, John V
- 231-235 Will Productivity Growth Recover? Has It Done So Already?
by Baily, Martin Neil
- 236-241 Tax Policy and the Investment Decision
by Hulten, Charles R
- 242-248 Family Labor Supply with Taxes
by Hausman, Jerry & Ruud, Paul
- 249-253 The After-Tax Rate of Return Affects Private Savings
by Summers, Lawrence H
- 254-259 Women, Youth, and Minorities and the Case of the Missing Productivity
by Burggraf, Shirley P
- 260-264 Work Characteristics and the Male-Female Earnings Gap
by Ferber, Marianne A & Spaeth, Joe L
- 265-270 An Economic Model of Asset Division in the Dissolution of Marriage
by Fethke, Carol C
- 271-276 Responding to Trade-Distorting Policies of Other Countries
by Baldwin, Robert E & Thompson, T Scott
- 277-281 Perspectives on the Jurisprudence of International Trade
by Jackson, John H
- 282-287 Unfair Trade Practices: The Case for a Differential Response
by Goldstein, Judith L & Krasner, Stephen D
- 288-292 Race and Punishment: Directions for Economic Research
by Myers, Samuel L, Jr
- 293-297 Black Women, Economic Disadvantage, and Incentives to Crime
by Phillips, Llad & Votey, Harold L, Jr
- 298-304 Assessing Greater Variability of Exchange Rates: A Private Sector Perspective
by Whitman, Marina vN
- 305-310 Stabilization Policies in Open Economies
by Shafer, Jeffrey R
- 311-315 Exchange Rates and Policy Choices: Some Lessons from Interdependence in a Multilateral Perspective
by Koromzay, Val & Llewellyn, John & Potter, Stephen
- 316-319 Consumer Demand for Automobile Safety
by Winston, Clifford & Mannering, Fred
- 320-323 Differences between Risk Premiums in Union and Nonunion Wages and the Case for Occupational Safety Regulation
by Dickens, William T
- 324-327 The Lulling Effect: The Impact of Child-Resistant Packaging on Aspirin and Analgesic Ingestions
by Viscusi, W Kip
- 328-331 Automobile Safety Regulation and Offsetting Behavior: Some New Empirical Estimates
by Crandall, Robert W & Graham, John D
- 332-338 Contract Costs and Administered Prices: An Economic Theory of Rigid Wages
by Klein, Benjamin
- 339-344 Incentives and Wage Rigidity
by Lazear, Edward P
- 345-349 Implicit Contracts, Explicit Contracts, and Wages
by Flanagan, Robert J
- 350-355 Price Rigidities and Market Structure
by Stiglitz, Joseph E
- 356-360 Industrial Organization and Competitive Advantage in Multinational Industries
by Spence, A Michael
- 361-366 The Fat-Cat Effect, the Puppy-Dog Ploy, and the Lean and Hungry Look
by Fudenberg, Drew & Tirole, Jean
- 367-371 Noisy Advertising and the Predation Rule in Antitrust Analysis
by Hilke, John C & Nelson, Philip B
- 372-376 Strategic Behavior and Antitrust Analysis
by Comanor, William S & Frech, H E, III
- 377-381 Commodity Bundling
by Dansby, Robert E & Conrad, Cecilia
- 382-387 Lessons from the 1979-82 Monetary Policy Experiment
by Friedman, Benjamin M
- 388-391 Monetarist Rules in the Light of Recent Experience
by McCallum, Bennett T
- 392-396 Did Financial Innovation Hurt the Great Monetarist Experiment?
by Pierce, James L
- 397-400 Lessons from the 1979-82 Monetary Policy Experiment
by Friedman, Milton
- 401-407 Reflections on Macroeconomics
by Perry, George L
- 408-415 Autoregressions, Expectations, and Advice
by Sargent, Thomas J
March 1984, Volume 74, Issue 1
- 30-42 Coping with Complexity: The Adaptive Value of Changing Utility
by Cohen, Michael D & Axelrod, Robert
- 43-59 Asset Exchanges and the Transactions Demand for Money, 1919-29
by Field, Alexander J
- 60-72 On the Efficiency of Experimental Double Auction Markets
by Friedman, Daniel
- 73-86 Gambles and the Shadow Price of Death
by Marshall, John M
- 87-98 Contractual Responses to the Common Pool: Prorationing of Crude Oil Production
by Libecap, Gary D & Wiggins, Steven N
- 99-110 Price Expectations of Business Firms: Bias in the Short and Long Run
by de Leeuw, Frank & McKelvey, Michael J
- 203-210 The q Theory of Investment with Many Capital Goods
by Wildasin, David E
- 211-216 Advertising and the Price and Quality of Optometric Services
by Kwoka, John E, Jr
- 217-224 A Critical Appraisal of McKinnon's World Money Supply Hypothesis [Currency Substitution and Instability in the World Dollar Standard]
by Goldstein, Henry N & Haynes, Stephen E
- 225-230 Faculty Ratings of Major Economics Departments by Citations
by Davis, Paul & Papanek, Gustav F
- 231-233 Dependency Rates and Savings: Another Look [Dependency Rates and Aggregate Savings: A New International Cross-Section Study]
by Leff, Nathaniel H
- 234-237 Dependency Rates and Savings: Reply
by Ram, Rati
- 238-242 Uncertain Innovation and the Persistence of Monopoly: Comment
by Gilbert, Richard J & Newberry, David M G
- 243-246 Uncertain Innovation and the Persistence of Monopoly: Reply
by Reinganum, Jennifer F
- 247-250 Preemptive Patenting and the Persistence of Monopoly: Comment
by Salant, Stephen W
- 251-253 Preemptive Patenting and the Persistence of Monopoly: Reply
by Gilbert, Richard J & Newberry, David M G
- 254-257 Empirical Tests of the Life Cycle Hypothesis: Comment
by Evans, Owen J
- 258-259 Empirical Tests of the Life Cycle Hypothesis: Reply
by White, Betsy Buttrill
- 260-260 Declining Industries and Political-Support Protectionist Motives: Errata
by Hillman, Arye L
December 1983, Volume 73, Issue 5
- 871-880 A Transactions-Based Model of the Monetary Transmission Mechanism
by Grossman, Sanford & Weiss, Laurence
- 881-894 Quality Uncertainty, Search, and Advertising
by Wiggins, Steven N & Lane, W J
- 895-911 Financial Structure and Economic Activity
by Townsend, Robert M
- 912-927 Incentive Effects of Terminations: Applications to the Credit and Labor Markets
by Stiglitz, Joseph E & Weiss, Andrew
- 928-946 The Quality of Schooling: Quantity Alone is Misleading
by Behrman, Jere R & Birdsall, Nancy
- 947-967 Input Measurement and Productivity Growth in Japanese and U.S. Manufacturing
by Norsworthy, J R & Malmquist, David H
- 968-980 The Effects of Inflation on Real Interest Rates
by Fried, Joel & Howitt, Peter
- 981-993 Union Wage Settlements during a Disinflation
by Taylor, John B
- 994-1010 Government Debt, Government Spending, and Private Sector Behavior
by Kormendi, Roger C
- 1011-1022 Spatial Competition and Vertical Integration: Cement and Concrete Revisited
by McBride, Mark E
- 1023-1035 An Economic Model of Welfare Stigma
by Moffitt, Robert
- 1036-1052 Computing the Impact of Social Security Using the Life Cycle Consumption Function
by Williamson, Samuel H & Jones, Warren L
- 1053-1065 Tax-Induced Distortions and the Business-Pleasure Borderline: The Case of Travel and Entertainment
by Clotfelter, Charles T
- 1066-1079 Dynamic Factor Demands and the Effects of Energy Price Shocks
by Pindyck, Robert S & Rotemberg, Julio J
- 1080-1091 New Evidence on the Free Banking Era
by Rolnick, Arthur J & Weber, Warren E
- 1092-1101 Preemption, Divestiture, and Forward Contracting in a Market Dominated by a Single Firm
by Lewis, Tracy R
- 1102-1109 Operational Interest Rate Rules
by Siegel, Jeremy J
- 1110-1121 De Gustibus Est Disputandum: The Phenomenon of "Merit Wants" Revisited
by West, Edwin G & McKee, Michael
- 1122-1126 Relative Prices, Concentration, and Money Growth
by Chappell, Henry W, Jr & Addison, John T
- 1127-1131 Does Rising Productivity Explain Seniority Rules for Layoffs?
by Carmichael, Lorne
- 1132-1136 Educational Expansion and the Kuznets Effect
by Knight, J B & Sabot, R H
- 1137-1140 Understanding the Higher Unemployment Rate of Women Scientists and Engineers
by Finn, Michael G
- 1141-1142 The Case for Unilateral Tariff Reductions: Foreign Tariffs Rediscovered [Is Unilateral Tariff Reduction Preferable to a Customs Union? The Curious Case of the Missing Foreign Tariff]
by Berglas, Eitan
- 1143-1150 Measures of Unemployment Duration as Guides to Research and Policy: Comment [An Experience-Weighted Measure of Employment and Unemployment Duration]
by Carlson, John A & Horrigan, Michael W
- 1151-1152 Measures of Unemployment Duration as Guides to Research and Policy: Reply [An Experience-Weighted Measure of Employment and Unemployment Duration]
by Akerlof, George A & Main, Brian G M
- 1153-1156 Applied Fairness Theory: Comment
by Holcombe, Randall G
- 1157-1160 Applied Fairness Theory: Comment
by Philpotts, Geoffrey
- 1161-1162 Applied Fairness Theory: Reply
by Baumol, William J
- 1163-1170 Rents and Pecuniary Externalities in Cost-Benefit Analysis: Comment
by Ng, Yew-Kwang
- 1171-1172 Rents and Pecuniary Externalities in Cost-Benefit Analysis: Reply
by Foster, Edward
September 1983, Volume 73, Issue 4
- 519-540 Credible Commitments: Using Hostages to Support Exchange
by Williamson, Oliver E
- 541-559 On Layoffs and Unemployment Insurance
by Topel, Robert H
- 560-595 The Origin of Predictable Behavior
by Heiner, Ronald A
- 596-605 Preference Reversals: A Broader Perspective
by Slovic, Paul & Lichtenstein, Sarah
- 606-618 The Generalized Theory of Transfers and Welfare: Bilateral Transfers in a Multilateral World
by Bhagwati, Jagdish N & Brecher, Richard A & Hatta, Tatsuo
- 619-630 Fisher's Paradox and the Theory of Interest
by Carmichael, Jeffrey & Stebbing, Peter W
- 631-643 A Competitive Theory of Monopoly Unionism
by Lazear, Edward P
- 644-657 The Money Supply Announcements Puzzle: Review and Interpretation
by Cornell, Bradford
- 658-671 Implicit Contracts in the Absence of Enforcement and Risk Aversion
by Bull, Clive
- 672-690 Income Distribution, Lifetime Savings, and Bequests
by Menchik, Paul L & David, Martin
- 691-707 The Economics of Invention Incentives: Patents, Prizes, and Research Contracts
by Wright, Brian Davern
- 708-724 Structural-Frictional vs. Deficient Demand Unemployment: Some New Evidence
by Abraham, Katharine G
- 725-734 The Economies of Massed Reserves
by Mulligan, James G
- 735-740 American Economic Growth and the Voyage of Columbus
by McAfee, R Preston
- 741-748 Uncertain Innovation and the Persistence of Monopoly
by Reinganum, Jennifer F
- 749-757 Plea Bargaining and Social Welfare
by Grossman, Gene M & Katz, Michael L
- 758-761 Government Irrelevance Results: A Simple Exposition
by Bryant, John
- 762-765 Expectations, Taxes, and Interest: The Search for the Darby Effect
by Ayanian, Robert
- 766-778 The Impact of Minimum Wages on the Distributions of Earnings for Major Race-Sex Groups: A Dynamic Analysis
by Behrman, Jere R & Sickles, Robin C & Taubman, Paul
- 779-786 The Price-Adjustment Process for Rental Housing and the Natural Vacancy Rate
by Rosen, Kenneth T & Smith, Lawrence B
- 787-792 On Commons and Tragedies
by Cornes, Richard & Sandler, Todd
- 793-801 Frameworks for Analyzing the Effects of Risk and Environmental Regulations on Productivity
by Viscusi, W Kip
- 802-805 Scale and Productivity Measurement under Risk
by Chambers, Robert G
- 806-814 Welfare Measurement in the Household Production Framework
by Bockstael, Nancy E & McConnell, Kenneth E
- 815-816 Inventories and Sticky Prices: Note
by Schutte, David P
- 817-821 Intrafirm Productivity: Comment [The Prisoners' Dilemma in the Visible Hand: An Analysis of Intrafirm Productivity]
by Alam, M Shahid
- 822-823 Intrafirm Productivity: Reply [The Prisoners' Dilemma in the Invisible Hand: An Analysis of Intrafirm Productivity]
by Leibenstein, Harvey
- 824-827 The Neoclassical Maximization Hypothesis: Comment
by Caldwell, Bruce J
- 828-830 The Neoclassical Maximization Hypothesis: Reply
by Boland, Lawrence A
- 831-842 Property Rights and X-Efficiency: Comment
by Leibenstein, Harvey
- 843-845 Property Rights and X-Efficiency: Reply
by De Alessi, Louis
June 1983, Volume 73, Issue 3
- 257-276 Nonmonetary Effects of the Financial Crisis in Propagation of the Great Depression
by Bernanke, Ben S
- 277-290 Union Wages, Temporary Layoffs, and Seniority
by Grossman, Gene M
- 291-304 Preliminary Evidence on the Use of Inputs by the Federal Reserve System
by Shughart, William F, II & Tollison, Robert D
- 305-318 Limited Information, Credit Rationing, and Optimal Government Lending Policy
by Smith, Bruce
- 319-328 Effects of Interest Rates and Inflation on Aggregate Inventory Investment in the United States
by Akhtar, M A
- 329-339 Competition and Unanimity Revisited
by Makowski, Louis
- 340-347 Private Discrimination and Social Intervention in Competitive Labor Markets
by Lundberg, Shelly J & Startz, Richard
- 348-361 The Liquidity Premium and the Solidity Premium
by Woodward, Susan E
- 362-372 Expectations and Reputations in Bargaining: An Experimental Study
by Roth, Alvin E & Schoumaker, Francoise
- 373-382 Asymmetric Price Rigidity and Inflationary Bias
by Kuran, Timur
- 383-388 Why Interest Rates Rise When an Unexpectedly Large Money Stock Is Announced
by Nichols, Donald A & Small, David H & Webster, Charles E, Jr
- 389-397 Labor Market Contacts, Unanticipated Wages, and Employment Growth
by Warren, Ronald S, Jr
- 398-410 Tax Policy, the Interest Elasticity of Saving, and Capital Accumulation: Numerical Analysis of Theoretical Models
by Evans, Owen J
- 411-413 Budget Constraint Prices as Preference Changing Parameters of Generalized Fechner-Thurstone Direct Utility Functions
by Basmann, R L & Molina, D J & Slottje, D J
- 414-419 Stabilization Policy and Endogenous Wage Stickiness
by McCallum, John
- 420-427 Liquidity Preference as Behavior toward Risk Is a Demand for Short-Term Securities-Not Money
by Chang, Winston W & Hamberg, Daniel & Hirata, Junichi
- 428-432 A Rationale for Preference Reversal
by Loomes, Graham & Sugden, Robert
- 433-436 Aggregate Consequences of Fixed Costs of Price Adjustment [Sticky Prices and Disequilibrium Adjustment in a Rational Model of the Inflationary Process]
by Rotemberg, Julio J
- 437-441 Taxes in a Life Cycle Growth Model with Bequests and Inheritances
by Seidman, Laurence S
- 442-445 Collateral in Credit Rationing in Markets with Imperfect Information: Note
by Wette, Hildegard C
- 446-451 Labor Supply and Tax Rates: A Correction of the Record
by Gwartney, James & Stroup, Richard
- 452-453 Relative Risk Aversion in Comparative Statics
by Katz, Eliakim
- 454-456 Existence of Consistent Conjectures: Comment
by Robson, Arthur J
- 457-458 Existence of Consistent Conjectures: Reply
by Bresnahan, Timothy F
- 459-459 The Economics of Superstars: Comment
by Bowbrick, Peter
- 460-462 The Economics of Superstars: Reply
by Rosen, Sherwin
- 463-470 Stock Returns, Real Activity, Inflation, and Money: Comment
by Ram, Rati & Spencer, David E
- 471-472 Stock Returns, Real Activity, Inflation, and Money: Reply
by Fama, Eugene F
- 473-473 Currency Substitution and Instability in the World Dollar Standard: Comment
by Ross, Myron H
- 474-476 Currency Substitution and Instability in the World Dollar Standard: Reply
by McKinnon, Ronald & Tan, Kong-Yam
- 477-482 The Short-Run Relation between Growth and Inflation in Latin America: Comment
by Edwards, Sebastian
- 483-485 The Short-Run Relation between Growth and Inflation in Latin America: Reply
by Hanson, James A
- 486-487 Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure: Comment
by Weitzman, Martin L
- 488-490 Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure: Comment
by Schwartz, Marius & Reynolds, Robert J
- 491-496 Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure: Reply
by Baumol, William J & Panzar, John C & Willig, Robert D
- 497-498 The Choice of Discount Rates for Public Projects: Comment
by Sharma, Jandhyala L
- 499-500 The Choice of Discount Rates for Public Projects: Reply
by Mendelsohn, Robert
- 501-502 Expected Inflation and Interest Rates: Comment
by Tanzi, Vito
- 503-506 Expected Inflation and Interest Rates: Reply
by Melvin, Michael
May 1983, Volume 73, Issue 2
- 1-12 Monetary Policy and Economic Activity: Benefits and Costs of Monetarism
by Brimmer, Andrew F
- 13-17 The Efficacy of Innovative Teaching Techniques in Economics: The U.K. Experience
by Lumsden, Keith G & Scott, Alex
- 17-22 Modeling Multiple Outputs in Educational Production Functions
by Chizmar, John F & Zak, Thomas A
- 23-28 Who Maximizes What? A Study in Student Time Allocation
by Schmidt, Robert M
- 29-32 Mortality Rates, Mortality Events, and the Number of Births
by Olsen, Randall J
- 33-37 Economic Analyses of the Spacing of Births
by Newman, John L


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This study reports and describes fossil thecamoebians from early Cretaceous deposits of Cohasset A-52 well located on the Scotian Shelf. In this paper we illustrate and discuss fossil thecamoebians to provide additional data to the few published reports on this fossil group. The identified taxa are attributed to the genera Cucurbitella, Difflugia and Heleopera, showing a strong similarity with recent thecamoebians. Several other forms with an uncertain generic characterization are are described.

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Patient : Dear Doctor, I am suffering from CSR on my left eye for almost a year an now I am in monitoring period under a eye specialist. I am also having a cyst behind my left ear for a long period, the cyst is not painful but a kind of smelly fluid is present. Your advise will be great and appreciate in directing me to right path of diagnosis and medication . Thank and regards, Srirag
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The meaningful events and fundraisers throughout the year are exciting and renew one's hope in our stress-filled world. I simply can not thank Hawah and the others for all they do and for sharing their gifts and talents so generously. God Bless, Lynne (Delaware)
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Advanced Amputee Solutions LLC is a veteran-owned medical device company, specializing in the development of amputee specific devices. Advanced Amputee Solutions has developed a proprietary implantable orthopedic device that is specifically designed for above- and below-knee amputees. Quickly applied during the original amputation surgery, or surgical revision; the Implantable End Pad will allow the amputee to comfortably bear weight on the end of their amputated limb.
Advanced Amputee Solutions participated in the NSF sponsored I-Corps Program and elected to focus on validating problems and solutions in the area of "Surgical Implants for below Knee Amputees". The AAS Team was quite well versed in market applications for their innovative implant. They were interested in understanding the industry ecosystem profiles of Value Analysis Teams and their role in surgical product selection relative to other channels for product adoption.
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South Australia's Strategic Plan is comprised of 100 targets. These targets are specific and measurable and enable us to measure our progress towards achieving the Plan's visions and goals.
Each target is reported on through this section of the website. Data is analysed and uploaded as it becomes available.
Target:33. Government planning decisions:
South Australia leads the nation in timely decisions of development applications through to 2020
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Since the publication of the 2012 Progress Report updated data for this target's key measure is not available, as at 15 April 2015. Updated data will be published when it is available. The data above and the comments below are from the 2012 Progress Report.
In 2009–10 (the baseline year), 85% of development assessments were made within the statutory timeframe in South Australia. This was the highest proportion recorded in any Australian jurisdiction, ahead of the Northern Territory (79%) and the ACT (78%). Western Australia recorded the lowest proportion (65%).
While South Australia led the nation in timely decisions on development applications in 2009–10, no further data is available to assess progress beyond the baseline year at this time.
Each state and territory in Australia administers its own Development Assessment system. This can involve either the consideration of a building or planning application, or a combination of both.
This measure relates to the percentage of development applications decided in the statutory time period. There are differing statutory times across jurisdictions and, in some instances, across different types of development.
To respond to this target comparative development assessment performance data for each Australian State is needed. This information was last collected in 2009-10 for the COAG national report on Development Assessment Performance and has not been produced since that time.
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A shorthand way to express a quantity multiplied by itself one or more time is to use a superscript number called an exponent. So
|a × a
|a2 (not 2 × a!)
|a× a × a
|a3 (not 3 × a!)
|a× a× a× a
|a× a× a× a× a
Some special rules apply when you divide or multiply numbers raised to some power. When you have an multiplied by am, the result is a raised to a power that is the sum of the exponents:
When you have an raised to a power m, you multiply the exponents:
Scientific calculators have a ``yx'' key or a ``xy'' that takes care of raising numbers to some exponent. Some fancy calculators have a ``^'' key that does the same thing. Some calculators have ``x2'' and ``x3'' keys to take care of those frequent squaring or cubing of numbers. Check your calculator's manual or your instructor. The Basic Skills Computer Lab has some excellent software that can improve your skills with exponents. Try it out!
A square root of a number less than 1, gives a number larger than the number itself: Sqrt[0.01] = 0.1 because 0.1 × 0.1 = 0.01 and Sqrt[.36] = 0.6 because 0.6 × 0.6 = 0.36.
The cube root of a quantity is a number that when multiplied by itself two times, the product is the original quantity:
Scientific calculators have ``'' and sometimes ``'' keys to take care of the common square roots or cube roots. An expression means the nth root of a. How can you use your calculator for something like that? You use the fact that the nth root of a is a raised to a fractional exponent of 1/n. So we have:
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Former President Bill Clinton on Tuesday showed that he knows a thing or two about campaigning as he stumped for his wife, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.Watch the first First Gentleman's full speech above! Video of his rally in Toledo the same day can be found here.
She has not been in Ohio since Labor Day — about three weeks. Instead, she has sent several high-profile surrogates, including her husband, her running mate Tim Kaine and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. At the same time, the Clinton campaign has also deployed a hodgepodge of celebrities and actors to the Buckeye State.
After a strong debate performance on Monday, she campaigned in North Carolina on Tuesday, where the race is deadlocked, and sent a postcard to Ohio voters in the form of her husband, a former president who won the Buckeye State twice.
Bill Clinton, who made an appearance in Toledo earlier Tuesday, rallied the Cuyahoga County Democratic base inside Ginn Academy, Ohio's only all-male public high school and pushed voter registration. Clinton talked up his wife's experience and ran through the list of his wife's policies: invest in infrastructure and the economy. Make attending public universities debt-free for students whose families make up to $125,000.
He spoke for about 30 minutes, and delivered a folksy plea asking Clevelanders to register to vote. The former president made this election about the voters — not the candidates. A central theme of his speech? Empowerment.
"This election is about you and your future and you need to claim it," he said.
Clinton declared his wife the winner of the first presidential debate and couldn't mask his delight. In the same breath, he stressed the importance of the American electorate and Ohio.
"Anybody watch that debate last night? One down two to go but it doesn't matter unless we win the election and that's up to you. It is up to Ohio," he said.


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Our Alberta based team has spent more than 25 years developing and implementing solutions to overcome the unique challenges associated with designing and constructing pipelines in Northern Alberta. Enbridge has turned to our local specialists time and time again in the development of their Athabasca Program. A key development for Enbridge, the Athabasca Program will help bring Alberta's oil products to meet the growing demands of the U.S. and international markets.
We're committed to providing Enbridge with an experienced team that can deliver quality on schedule and on budget. The result is Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and detailed engineering for several of Enbridge's pipelines that we continue to work on today.
We're currently working on the detailed engineering for Woodlands Pipeline extension project – a 36 inch, 385 kilometre pipeline to transport diluted bitumen from the Enbridge Athabasca's Cheecham Terminal to the Enbridge Edmonton Terminal. We're also working on the detailed engineering for the Hangingstone project, which includes 46 kilometres of 16 inch line for diluted bitumen and an eight inch line for diluent.


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We showed you Chevrolet's major debut yesterday, the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible, but General Motors is making a big push for Bowtie consideration in Europe, so it's also introducing the updated Captiva crossover here at the Geneva Motor Show.
Chevy to show redesigned Captiva in Geneva, will it come to US rental lots? [UPDATE]
Unless you're renting a car or driving through Orlando, Florida (the rental car capital of the US), you'll probably never see a Chevrolet Captiva – the rebadged, fleet-only version of the old Saturn Vue – on our roads, but this crossover has been updated elsewhere and remains popular in many other parts of the world. As such, Chevrolet announced that the Captiva will be getting an update for 2013, which will be unveiled next week at the Geneva Motor Show.
Chevrolet headed to Tokyo Auto Salon with Sonic, Captiva concepts
We're piecing this together as best we can from the original Japanese with the help of Google Translate, but it seems Chevrolet is headed to the Tokyo Auto Salon with three special vehicles. Embracing the customization of American metal through the themes of cool, fun and freedom, the showpiece will be a Camaro Giovanna Edition but there's no information on it. Based on its name, though, we would not be shocked if it's fitted with Giovanna aftermarket wheels.
Chevrolet recalls 2012 Captiva fleet model over parking brake
That's no Saturn Vue – that's the brand-new (sort of) Chevrolet Captiva Sport, only available to most Americans through the magic of the rental car lot. And while we haven't heard much about the General Motors fleet-only crossover since its debut a little over one year ago, it's making headlines now because of a potentially faulty parking brake.
Euro-market Chevy Captiva getting facelift for Paris Show
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Chevy "MOONLANDER" Captiva takes off to honor 40th anniversary of moon landing
Chevrolet "Moonlander" Captiva - Click above for high-res image gallery
Chevrolet offers free LPG conversions in Germany
More good news for LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) fans. Chevrolet in Germany is offering free LPG conversions in certain models. According to Chevrolet, this will help German drivers by saving them up to €10,800 at the pump between 2008 to 2018. 2018 is the year that all tax reductions for LPG will be finished. A similar tax policy as in play in neighboring France. The German offer applies to the Matiz, Aveo, Lacetti, Nubira, Epica and Captiva models. Prices for the Aveo start at €9,990
42 mpg Captiva in the MPG Marathon = green SUV
In this week's MPG Marathon, a Chevy Captiva with seven people on board returned 42.42 mpg. GM has helpfully done the math for us: that's 14.35 percent more than the official figure (37.2 mpg) and 15.1 kg of CO2 per person over the 334-mile route. I'll do my own math to turn that into 105.7 kg over the whole route, which comes to 197 g/km for the full car. Hopefully my math is right.
That'll buff right out: Chevy turns new Captiva into scratch off card
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First Ever Diesel in a Compact Chevrolet
Chevrolet is unveiling their first compact diesel models at the Bologna Motor Show (which continues through Sunday) in Italy. The Lacetti Diesel and Nubira Diesel are first compact class diesel models Chevrolet has released. Interestingly Chevrolet chose to unveil the cars in Italy because it is the company's strongest market in Western Europe. They will be hoping that the diesel models of the Lacetti and Nubira will emulate the success of the existing Captiva SUV diesel model, which accounts fo
Photos aplenty of GM Daewoo Winstorm
Sibling site Autoblog en Espanol was able to obtain more shots of the Winstorm, the first SUV by GM Korean subsidiary, Daewoo. As previously posted, the Winstorm will be sold primarily in the Asian and European markets through GM's Chevrolet and Holden brands. While no definitive date has been announced for when the SUV goes on sale in Asia, Europe will be receiving its first units marketed as the Chevrolet Captiva this September. Alas, this handsome SUV is not bound for the States and no plans
GM Daewoo's 'Winstorm' SUV prepares to sweep SUV market
GM Daewoo has announced the launch of its first SUV. Called the Winstorm, auto enthusiasts will immediately recognize it by its more familiar name of Captiva.


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New guest house of the Physics Centre in Bad Honnef
EPS President has expressed his great appreciation for the new guest house of the Physics Centre in Bad Honnef, Germany, as a forum for international meetings and views it as a characteristic example that physics and research in general brings people together no matter what their nationality, colour, sex or religion.
Greetings from Christophe Rossel for the inauguration of the guest house of the German Physics Centre in Bad Honnef on November 13, 2015
The Physics Centre in Bad Honnef plays an important role as the seat of the German Physical Society – the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft [DPG] – as well as an important meeting place for many scientists from around the world. In spring 2015 the EPS had its last Council meeting at this beautiful place and all participants were impressed by the friendly welcome and the wonderful building and infrastructure.
Currently, Europe is under significant scrutiny, the European Union is in a crisis. Precisely in these times of national self-interest and economic protectionism we have to think about the similarities that exist between us and how to strengthen them. Science is international and represents a brilliant link for this. Therefore the EPS as a representative of 42 Member Societies across Europe is playing an important role. As a forum for the European physics community it wants to tackle important issues such as research, training, equal opportunities and promoting young talents and further contribute to the science policy in Brussels. In this context I am very glad that Rolf-Dieter Heuer, Director General of CERN, has been elected as one of the scientific advisers at the European Commission. He certainly will be a strong promoter for physics in Europe.
In conference centres such as the "Physikzentrum Bad Honnef" international scholars come together, spend time together, discuss – not only about physics topics –, but also make new friend, irrespective of their colour, sex or religion. Such meetings are more important than ever. Consequently on behalf of the EPS, I would like to send my warmest wishes to the Physics Centre in Bad Honnef for a bright and successful future.
About the Physics Centre, Bad Honnef
For nearly four decades, physicists from around the world have appreciated the "Physikzentrum Bad Honnef" as an outstanding meeting place for scientific exchange. As a result of a recent renovation of the historic building lost in bed capacity. In order to adapt to the conference facilities, a modern guest house with 40 rooms has been built including an underground garage.
Joachim Treusch, chairman of the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Foundation, which provided the funds for the construction of the guest house, says: "An old dream comes true: all those who join the seminars can stay in the Physics Centre, that means more discussion and more personal exchange of views – very much as intended by the founder Wilhelm and Else Heraeus".
In close coordination with the national historic archaeological heritage management and through the use of appropriate materials and colours, the new building succeeds in forming a harmonious ensemble together, blending beautifully with the old building. An integral part of the building is its sophisticated energy concept: the house has a geothermal plant that covers most of the heat supply. Six heat-probes pick up heat from a depth of 99 metres. A small gas boiler can be used as in complement when needed. In summer, the geothermal probes work in reverse mode to cool the building. In addition, the building has a solar thermal system with tube collectors on the green flat roof to heat the domestic water.


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Huntington Beach, CA (PressExposure) June 07, 2013 -- The singer-songwriter known as Brooke Josephson has released her debut single, "No for an Answer." The track is an explosive, arresting introduction to Josephson's music, and one of this year's most stunning surprises in entertainment so far. It is being released with an official music video. "No for an Answer" is dynamic, powerful, and deeply passionate without becoming melodramatic. Representing the public's first glimpse of her upcoming EP record, "Live and Let Live," "No for an Answer" is certain to ensure Josephson's proper place in the music spotlight for years to come.
The single is a rock ballad with pop sensibilities and Phil-Specter style "wall of sound" production. Josephson's soaring vocals have the operatic quality of Celine Dion combined with the vivacity of more daring, exuberant female artists such as Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson, and Demi Lovato. Her delivery is remarkable in her capacity to roar with the ferocity of an animal while maintaining surgical precision. She places trills at the tops of crescendos so delicate and subtle that the casual listener can easily miss them. The effect of her performance in "No for an Answer" is one of measured sonic violence, feelings of rage without cruelty, and of exulting in triumph. Its momentum presses on after the song is done, as if the rest of Josephson's EP were somehow there in the pregnant silence that follows.
Speaking of the themes of "No for an Answer," Josephson writes, "The song was inspired by a former A&R executive, who told me I was 'too old to make it in the music business.'"
Fewer rebuttals in history have been as damning as this debut song. She continues, "Life is too short. If I can make a difference in one person's life through my music just as other artists have impacted mine, then mission accomplished. To quote one of my biggest artistic influences, Patti Smith, 'when you hit a wall, just kick it in.'"
Smith may have said it, but clearly, Josephson has done it.
"No for an Answer" by Brooke Josephson is available online worldwide beginning spring 2013.
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Hey everyone! Currently i'm struggling to find interesting idea for a product to work on and i've decided to do good old scratching your own itches
Problem: I have lots of sources of information i'm reading and consuming everyday:- Twitter- Rss- Telegram channels- Regular websites
And it requires me on a daily purpose checking those sources to see if anything interesting pops up. It takes time, sometimes i'm forgetting about certain website (yep, that happens quite often) and distracts me.
Idea:App that allows you to enter urls of things you are interested in, set any kind of periodicity ( every 3, 12, 24 hours) and you will get a summary of those sources in you inbox as a newsletter. By using some magic, this app will try to find relevant things to you and put them on top.
Questions: What do you think in general about this idea? Would you pay any decent amount 2-4 bucks for it on monthly basis? Anything else you would add to it that would help you to efficiently consume information from the internets?
Thanks and looking forward to your answers.
It is another story if the aggregator you're talking about is for business use. But then the price point is too low.
Hey Vlad, thanks for your answer.
But it aims to reduce the distraction imo. Once a day you get a summary of all your sources and you don't need to check them separately through the day and get distracted.
Maybe i wasn't clear enough on the idea or use cases, but for me as a developer and the person who tries to run a startup, those source give information that potentially converts into revenue. You could of course "aggregate" /r/funny, or something like imgur though
Yes, I believe you wasn't and your pricing has sent a "not for business" message. 2-4 dollars is a consumer, even commodity, pricing.
Now, for business use (leads, ...) I believe you'd have to narrow your idea a lot. Maybe it has legs, but I'm wondering how exactly you imagine working with something like that?
Exactly, i think this product's primary market is private customers. I'm not even sure how businesses could get use of it.
Not different from feedly.com for example or sort of yahoo pipes.
You add urls + some source based rules ( for reddit you could specify that only posts with rating > 5 are fetched, etc ), specify the periodicity and that is pretty much it. On a daily basis you get an email in your inbox with summary of all sources. You spend 20 minutes in the evening on reading/looking through it and voila you are up to date with all the information!
By how you click links in email the system can learn what interests you the most and improves algorithms so next time email is more relevant to you.


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Sometimes, you're just too busy to really cook. I worked both days this weekend hosting events, so when I got home last night, it was all I could do to not order takeout. Luckily, I found out about Asulia at PJ Pitches (our coworking space's informal practice pitch event) on Saturday, and immediately hunted them down for a too-tired-to-cook treat.
Asulia is an all-natural, vegetable-obsessed food company that makes delicious, produce-packed dumplings. These tasty vegan morsels are handcrafted in Brookline, MA and come in three varieties: kale, chickpea, and taro root.
For 37 to 50 calories per dumpling, it was an easy and healthy dinner to toss together. I paired them with whole wheat couscous, sautéed bok choy, and some Netflix to truly unwind.
You can currently find Asulia in the freezer cases at Whole Foods Dedham and South End Formaggio.
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text: ...Dot, Dot, Dot "The Dorchester Hat" by Lisa McFetridge - 2013 My dad grew up in Dorchester, Massachusetts, on Melbourne Street. My son went to B.C. High on Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester, my Irish grandfather fiddled on WBZ in Boston and his recordings reside in the Irish Archives at Boston College and Dorchester was his home. I passed by the famous gas tanks everyday on the Red Line headed into work. We referred to it as "Dot" for short. So when I was looking for a name for a polka dot hat, well, you can guess the rest . . . (dot, dot, dot) This hat has some plain dots and some vibrant dots. I like the way they play off each other. A tonal or self-striping yarn could be substituted for the white to add more visual interest to the dots. Worked in the round in worsted weight yarn, corrugated rib and a TopDot, stuffed with bits of leftover yarn. Three sizes, Small Child, Child and Adult. BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY knit in the round stranded knitting GAUGE 21 sts and 26 rows in stranded stockinette stitch, blocked. SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 17 (19, 21) ins circumference 9 (10, 10) ins fall sizes Small Child, Child, Adult SUGGESTED YARN 250 yards of Worsted weight PREFERRED BRAND/YARN Cascade 220 worsted


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Hi Was wondering if any of you have had eye problems infections or whatever. I have had bloodshot eyes for almost 2 weeks one eye is looking better now but the other one is bloodshot looking at times. I took some antibotics and some tear drops as well as a night lubricant. How long do they usually last. MY PG did look at it threw a machine and said it was a infection.
They are feeling better now though just was wandering if this is a common occurence.Thanks for your imput here. I am still in the process of quitting smoking and that's enough to make anyone's eyes bloodshot. lol gail
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Posted 4/1/2008 5:27 PM (GMT -7)
Actually yeah I've had similar issues. A few months ago for like...2-3 weeks I frequently had people tell me my left eye looked bloodshot. I had no clue why and hadn't done anything to injure the eye. But now I guess maybe that's a reason for the bloodshot business...I hadn't even considered it was because of CD but maybe it was.
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Posted 4/1/2008 5:42 PM (GMT -7)
What about
episcleritis? That always made my eyes bloodshot looking and yes it was directly related to the state of my crohns. I think the drops the doc gave me was called prednisolone. The drops worked but it would always return in a few weeks or months b/c I couldn't get my crohn's controlled.
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Posted 4/1/2008 5:48 PM (GMT -7)
Hmmmm maybe it is that. I think I'll have to read up on it now so when people ask me that again I won't look so confused and baffled. hehe
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Posted 4/1/2008 5:53 PM (GMT -7)
Another eye condition that is connected to Crohn's is uveitis or iritis and it is a serious condition that should be treated right away. It has a lot of common symptoms with episcleritis but I notice pain in the middle of the eye. As soon as I get this pain I go immediately to the ophthalmologist because you need a special instrument to diagnose this - it's called a slit lamp and optometrists and even ERs don't usually have them. So if you are experiencing any pain with the redness, you should probably have it checked out. Untreated, it can lead to blindness.
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Gail-Ditto on Mishahu's post!!! Also with iritis there usually is not any mucus drainage from the eye. My daughter has reoccuring severe bouts of this and usually ends up having to get a steriod shot in her eye to get the inflamation under control. I can't count the times over the years she was misdiagnosed (most commonly pink eye or infection) on this and it could have cost her eyesight! See an ophthalmologist! They will take you right in if you tell them about
your CD and what you may suspect. Don't ask or wait for a referral.
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Posted 4/2/2008 6:12 AM (GMT -7)
WOW! thats good to know.....i had a bad left eye infection it was very sore and it hurt really badly.....i ended up going to the ER for it.......and i got some drops that helped it......the er doc thought at first that it was pink eye but i had no gunk in the eye......it was sealed shut in the am but it was clear.....i never had any idea that it could be related to my CD........i will bring that up next doc app......
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Hey all i just learned at the convention in Chicago there is a infection that goes along with crohn's that is in the eye and needs to be treated with special drops from the doctor. I think they said a steroid eye drop so i would call your doctor now. good luck. Barb
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Posted 4/2/2008 11:43 AM (GMT -7)
Hi Is the eye exam they do to test the retina or whatever involve putting dye in the eye because my Dr. tested me with the big machine that they put dye in? He took me over to the hospital to do this.lol gail
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Posted 4/2/2008 2:02 PM (GMT -7)
I've had the eye problems too, both infection and inflamation problems. My opthamologist is second only to my rhuemy on my medical team.
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Posted 4/2/2008 2:56 PM (GMT -7)
I used to get red dots in one or both eyes when I was younger and not on any pred.
It seemed to go right along with CD being active.
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Prednisone 20mg every other day
Imuran 100mg day
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I've had multiple incidences of both episcleritis and iritis. You should definately get your eyes checked by an opthamologist as the iritis (uveitis) can be vision threatening - not to mention darn painful if left unattended. With me my right eye becomes red and irritated whenever I'm starting a flare...so I consider it a barometer to the state of my bowels!
I actually sought treatment by a specialist for my eyes before my diagnosis for CD. He told me on the second occasion that I should be tested for an auto-immune disease including crohn's. Less than a month later I was finally scoped and low and behold - the official CD diagnosis. The opthamologist knew before the GI doctor did!
Good luck,
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I've had the inflammation problems too. I had a great eye doc who knew right what it was. I have a standing script
for the steroid drops now because he expected it to come right back. It hit me while the CD was in remission. I wouldn't mess around with eye symptoms.
Currently in remission!
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I have had what they thought was Episcleritis for almost a year now. Last month, my Opthamologist decided it was actually Scleritis and believes it may have been that, all be it mild, the entire time. I was on Prednisolone and it did help me, but just for a time. I am now on oral Prednisone and tapering off and it has really cleared them up!
Best of luck to you and please get your eyes checked! I now have a weird blue tint in both my eyes where the Episcleritis/Scleritis was. It doesn't bother me, but I have read that Scleritis can thin out your Sclera.
Please keep us posted on your eyes!
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bentwhistle- you'd probably be intrigued to know that an opthamologist can tell if you are pre-disposed to kidney disease as well as other auto immune disease. Fascinating isn't it! But of course most take the attitude not to tell a patient about
this unless you were to present serious symptoms that require immediate attention. To suggest something of this magnitude would be like planting a seed with the patient ergo giving him/her an impending attitude of forthcoming doom and thereby affecting his physical health in a negative way. My daughter, who has Turner's Syndrome, opthamologist was really intrigued to know I had Crohns. Given the chance and the bucks for research he'd have been chasing us down in blood! He is also associated with a teaching hospital here as well.
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Barley and roasted asparagus risotto
We got our fist CSA basket last Friday, containing asparagus, lettuce mix, radishes, green onions, micro-greens, kale, Swiss chard, small turnips, and a small-leaved basil transplant. Although the farm owners apologized for such a "scanty" basket*, I thought it was plenty enough, given the spring we have had!
Part of this whole project is to see how well I do at actually eating seasonally, so I will be completely honest here - I had such a busy weekend (with an out-of town guest - had a GREAT time though!!), that the compost ended up getting the perishables - the kale, chard and micro-greens. My apologies to the growers, since I know I would be pissed to see my hard work getting tossed out!
However, the lettuce, radishes and green onions went into my first salad of the year, complete with a dressing made with my chive vinegar - yum!
And I was trying to figure out what to do with the turnips and asparagus. I know I could have simply cooked them as usual, and eaten both as a veggie, but I wanted something a bit different. Something that would extend the vegetables into a main meal, since spring is traditionally the "starving" time of year, and I think it's important to have a store of recipes that, while taking advantage of what is available, keeps this in mind. Omelettes and soups would both work, but I wanted to challenge myself, and try something new.
And lo and behold, I had a brain-storm one day - risotto. Keeping with the "local" theme, I chose barley over rice (not that this barley is local, that I know of, but it could be, unlike rice). The information that came with the basket suggested roasting the turnips, so I thought a roasted veggie and barley risotto would do. And seeing that I had stock, barley and Parmesan cheese (I know, not local, but again, could be) on hand, I didn't have to buy any groceries to make this work. Unfortunately, when I went to clean and cut the turnips, I realized each was occupied by some insect, so those, too, went to the compost. But the asparagus was good! Again, I don't follow recipes, but this is basically what I did:
1 bunch of asparagus, washed and trimmed.
1 onion, minced (or, if, like me, a mince is beyond you, chopped as small as you can!)
2 cups barley
4 cups stock (I used store-bought beef stock, in a 900 ml container)
~1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese (please use the real stuff, not the impostor that comes in the plastic container! (says the woman using store-bought stock...))
vegetable oil, salt and pepper
Pre-heat the oven to 400 F.
Heat a glug of oil in a large pot, over medium heat. Add the chopped onion, and cook until soft. Add the barley, and cook for ~1 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the stock, bring to a boil, cover, reduce the heat and simmer for 30-45 minutes, until the barley is cooked and the stock is absorbed. (I cooked mine for the full 45 minutes, and it was still a bit chewy, but that's the way I like it. Like all risottos, the liquid volumes and cooking times are suggestions only, since it really depends on what grain you are using, and how tender you like it. )
While the barley is cooking, place the asparagus in a single layer on a baking sheet and pour a bit oil over it - just enough to lightly cover. Shake the pan back and forth to distribute the oil, then salt and pepper to taste (do not use a lot of salt, especially if you are using store-bought stock!). Place in the oven, and roast for 5-10 minutes, watching very carefully - thin asparagus will not take long at all to roast, thicker will take a bit more, but this is a very quick cooking method! Every few minutes, take the pan out, shake it back and forth to move the asparagus around. When it is tender, take it out, and allow to cool slightly. Cut into ~2-3" pieces when it's cool enough to handle (adding it to the cooked barley will heat it back up).
When the barley is done to your liking, add the cheese and chopped asparagus. Stir well, taste, and adjust any seasonings. (I found it salty enough, and almost too salty - next time, I'll use home-made stock, since the salt on the asparagus, and the salty cheese, are enough for my taste.)
Then dish up and enjoy!!
Since I only have a half share, it means I get a full basket every two weeks, so no basket this Friday. But if I'm not working Saturday, I'll head out to the Farmer's Market, and see what looks good there! Meanwhile, there is another blogger who belongs to the same CSA - go see what she's making with her bounty!! She has posts at Eating Local in Niagara and Eating Niagara. Enjoy!
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A draft report by the State's health regulator has revealed that the Government did not ensure Portlaoise Hospital was safely resourced.
The report outlines how the Government 'determined' the Midland's Regional Hospital in Portlaoise should have 24-hour surgery and critical care, but did not ensure it was safely resourced to provide that level of service.
The draft report by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) also revealed that the HSE focused on budgets and failed to maintain oversight of the hospital.
Five babies have died in controversial circumstances at the Midland Regional Hospital in recent years. Each died during or shortly after labour.
The hospital investigated the babies' deaths, yet failed to tell the families about the investigation and findings.
This HIQA report, which the HSE threatened to injunct the publication of in March, shows that Portlaoise Hospital was removed from a list of 10 smaller hospitals where services were being reconfigured because of safety risks.
Hospitals on the list would have had their 24-hour services replaced with daytime units.
The report details how Portlaoise was removed from the HSE list after former Health Minister James Reilly told an Oireachtas health committee in July 2011 that it was not Government policy to downgrade Portlaoise Hospital because it had maternity and paediatric units, the Irish Times reports.
The report said the HSE was aware of patient safety risks at Portlaoise, as was the Midlands Regional Hospital itself, but failed to act to reduce the risks.
It is also critical of the hospital's failure to learn from mistakes.
It said there was "no clear vision of the services that Portlaoise Hospital could and would safely provide into the future".
The report also details how HSE managers were focused on budgets and failed to maintain oversight in the hospital.
It also reports how they were unaware of the situation in the hospital until last year when the RTE Investigations Unit programme in January 2014 which exposed the deaths of healthy babies.


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Water Damage is surely hazardous and costly, so it is important to prevent water damage as a part of maintaining the home. However, should you have knowledge on what to do when these happens, water damage can be prevented in getting worst. When water seeps from a pipe, a drain backs up, or flood takes place in the home it can be hard to remediate and a lot of question will pop your mind: What to do, what can happen, will there be damage? Will my insurance provider cover the damage? Water damage can be really stressful, and the more you know about it, you can be able to address it easily.
"Water damage can occur unnoticeably as in the case of a leaking roof, or it can be such as to have catastrophic results, visualize flooding for instance. In the event of damage in the home, it is best to seek professional help in repairing the damage. So how do you know who is the best man for the job?
- Personal referrals
You can almost never go wrong when a satisfied customer personally refers you to a service provider. Look for people you know that suffered water damage in their homes or offices and seek their advice on which company to go for.
- Cost effectiveness
Find out whether your insurance policy provides for water damage restoration and prepare a budget accordingly. Chances are that after water damage, you may have suffered significant loss and the last thing you need is to spend an exorbitant amount on a service that you might have gotten at a cheaper price.
- The exact type of damage
Most water damage restoration companies can repair the ordinary forms of water damage that you may have suffered. However where you have suffered special damage such as damage to electronic media, you should look for a company that has the capability to handle that also." Originally seen published on http://www.steamatic.ca/blog/3-things-to-consider-when-choosing-a-water-damage-restoration-company/
Do not choose a company basing it on the rate or your insurance provider's recommendations because they end up choosing the best price and usually low pricing suggest the company won't use modern drying and repair methods. Try to ask your neighbors or friends if they can recommend if they had experienced water damage and had been satisfied with the services they got and if not, you know which company to avoid.
Make it to a point that you choose a company that provides a range of water damage restoration services. You can check these out through their website and find out what types of services do they offer and if they offer fire and mold damage at the same time. A company offering various services is a company that takes restoration seriously. Water and mold remediation works together and a company that can handle water and mold is far a better company than the one that only provides water damage service alone. Learn more at http://idaho.action1restoration.net/water/
"Here are some tips for choosing a first rate water damage restoration company:
- Choose a company whose technicians are industry certified. The two professional organizations associated with the water damage restoration industry are the Institute for Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration (IICRC), also known as Clean Trust, and the Restoration Industry Association (RIA). Both the IICRC and RIA offer field education and certification for professionals working in the field.
- Ask for a local referral from trusted friends and neighbors who've used water damage restoration services themselves. Although the insurance company that carries your homeowner's policy will also be happy to give recommendations, that referral should not carry as much weight. An insurance company may refer you to the water damage cleanup company with the lowest costs, rather than highest quality service.
- Choose a company with a rapid response time. Optimally, you want a water restoration company that's prepared to initiate the cleanup of water damage within one hour of receiving your call for help. In a crisis involving water damage, a prompt response is critical to control the amount of damage. Local companies are probably your best candidates, but the company does not have to be local if it can promise you prompt service.
- Choose a company that is prepared to quote you a price estimate and a list of the services they will perform before any work begins. Some companies charge a flat rate for water damage remediation services, while others charge an hourly fee. Even companies that charge an hourly fee should be able to provide you with an estimate of the number of hours it will take then to clean your premises.
- Choose a company that has experience working with insurance companies and will be able to expedite your claims and reimbursement.
- Choose a company that uses the latest, most sophisticated equipment for water extraction and pump outs, structural drying and dehumidification, and mold remediation. High speed evaporation should take no longer than 30 hours. That's best accomplished with first rate equipment. The longer the drying process takes, the more damage will occur.
- When choosing between two companies, remember that quality is more important than price point. This will actually save you money in the long run." http://restorationeze.com/tips-choosing-water-damage-cleanup-company/
The original video can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QCeTcD4ihY
Choose a company that offers 24/7 services in order to have peace of mind that in case water damage takes place in your home, you can call them any time. It may be inconvenient for you to wait while water sits for 36 hours resulting for a potential mold developing at home. Choose a company that is reliable that when they receive a call from you, they come at the moment you reach them.
"Water is essential to our lives, but can create disasters at homes and businesses. Being aware of the potential causes and having an emergency water response plan will help limit structure damage.
Water damage can come from broken pipes, roof leaks, drainage problems, fire hoses or fire suppression systems. Depending on the size, water and floods can cause irreversible damage and cause mold growth if not responded to properly. When a water disaster occurs, prompt water cleanup and drying is crucial.
A good water damage restoration company will be prepared for both 24 hour emergency service and the property repairs. Good companies provide all needed services: clean up sewage, extract water, dry carpet dehumidification, remove debris, remove mold, odor elimination, repair walls, and replace carpet, hardwood, and vinyl composition tiles, paint and more. Experience companies know how to work well with insurance claims to create a smooth claims process." Originally found in http://www.alertdisaster.com/blog/47/
Water damage can be a cause of mold damage that can damage your home and its contents that could be risky for you and your household's health. But when dealt with quickly, there is hope that your property and your things could be salvaged from irreversible water damage. This is one thing you need to consider in choosing a water damage restoration company.


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- Orthodox Christian Shot to Death in Mosul
- SAT-7 Celebrates 15 Years of Broadcasting in Arab World
- Ex-Followers of Harold Camping Voice Anger on Family Radio
- Religious Liberty Group Speaks Up for Minorities in Arab Spring
Orthodox Christian Shot to Death in Mosul
Christians in the northern city of Mosul, Iraq, are again mourning the loss of a fellow believer. Arkan Jihad Yacob was gunned down on his way to work this morning, when gunmen fired at him several times using a silencer, according to Asia News' sources. The married father of four was the victim of two previous abduction attempts but had so far managed to escape. Yacob's funeral took place in Mosul's Syro-Orthodox cathedral, attended by the local Christian community. His murder follows the kidnapping death of a Christian in Kirkuk earlier in May. That man was allegedly mutilated and killed because his family did not pay a $10,000 ransom in time.
SAT-7 Celebrates 15 Years of Broadcasting in Arab World
This month SAT-& is celebrating 15 of Christian broadcasting in the Arab world, where the ministry broke down cultural barriers previously facing Christian programs. Christian Today reports that the ministry's broadcasts have expanded over the years to include SAT-7 Arabic, SAT-7 Pars, SAT-7 Turk and SAT-7 Kids. Rita El Mounayer, Executive Director for SAT-7's three Arabic channels, was there when SAT-7 made its historic first broadcast. "We're very excited about our shows and the people making them - people who want to make a real difference in the lives of our viewers," she said. "And we can see how much our programs are impacting people, especially those caught up in the current crisis." The 15th anniversary coincides with the Arab Spring sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa.
Ex-Followers of Harold Camping Voice Anger on Family Radio
Many of Harold Camping's disciples are leaving the ranks following the May 21 non-Rapture, even though the Family Radio president maintains the event came true in the spiritual sense. The Christian Post reports that for many of his followers, the adjusted Doomsday of Oct. 21 is too little, too late. Callers to Camping's radio broadcast say they are losing all faith, and not just in him. "I've been studying the Bible with you all those years," said one caller on May 23. "I thought nothing would shake my faith that I would go through all the tribulations and all that. But now that I see that it didn't happen once again, all I look at is disappointment from our Father."
Religious Liberty Group Speaks Up for Minorities in Arab Spring
Religious freedom organizations united under the Religious Liberty Partnership (RLP) are calling new governments in the Middle East and North Africa to protect religious minorities. The statement, released by the Religious Liberty Partnership (RLP), welcomes the "widespread calls for greater freedom" but "notes with concern the violence against peaceful protesters at different times and places." Mervyn Thomas, Chairman of the RLP and CEO of Christian Solidarity Worldwide, UK, says Christians should make the most the so-called Arab Spring. "Now is a great opportunity for Christians across the region to show that, as national citizens, they have a role to play in bringing about justice for all peoples and recognition that this cannot be achieved without full religious freedom."


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Boustany backs Kennedy in Louisiana Senate race
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) – The Latest on Louisiana's U.S. Senate race (all times local):
1:15 p.m.
The Republican third-place finisher in Louisiana's U.S. Senate race has endorsed his one-time GOP rival for the Dec. 10 runoff.
U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany announced Tuesday he's backing Treasurer John Kennedy, in his one-on-one competition against Democratic Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell.
In a short statement, Boustany urged his supporters to vote for Kennedy. The two men had traded attacks ahead of this month's primary, with a super PAC supporting Kennedy heavily hitting Boustany.
The congressman said of his support for Kennedy: "Republicans who care about the future of our country need a Republican in the Senate who will work with Donald Trump to roll back the failed liberal policies of President Obama."
Earlier Tuesday, the fourth-place finisher in the race, Democratic lawyer Caroline Fayard announced her backing of Campbell.
10:20 a.m.
Democrat Foster Campbell has picked up the endorsement of the fourth-place finisher in Louisiana's U.S. Senate race, Caroline Fayard, a Democrat who had tried to link Campbell to white supremacist David Duke.
Fayard announced her backing of Campbell on Tuesday in a statement, saying she supports the state utility regulator in the Dec. 10 runoff against Republican state Treasurer John Kennedy.
Fayard described herself as "happy to stand with Democrats across our state and country in support" of Campbell.
The competition between Fayard and Campbell had been particularly bitter ahead of the Senate primary election earlier this month.
Campbell criticized Fayard's family, her experience and her wealth. Fayard in return sought to tie Campbell to Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader who also ran unsuccessfully for the Senate seat.
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