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Comment number 24. Posted by Ed
on 31 May 2014 04:54
Comment number 23. Posted by BCFC - Carling Cup Winners 2011
on 31 May 2014 04:51
I believe that England can win the 2014 World Cup!(I don't think we will win it, but when has that ever been part of a fan's mentality)?
Comment number 22. Posted by a fat bloke down the pub said so
on 31 May 2014 04:48
Rooney should have been sharper, after a full season, he only missed the last 3 games. Barkley should start. Jones is a better defender than Johnson, and that's the priority. Lallana looked good. Wellbeck is a not a winger, he doesn't take opponents on, Sterling should start. Henderson or Wilshire, interchangeable. Should Lampard and Millner be left behind? Jagielka and Cahill looked solid.
Comment number 21. Posted by markyboy89
on 31 May 2014 04:47
Comment number 20. Posted by Red Robbo
on 31 May 2014 04:36
Play Sterling, Lallana, Wellbeck/Barclay, Sturridge, Willshire and the Ox. Don't play Rooney (who just gets in the way) and Gerrard (who gives it away all the time and is looking his age). We will need to score lots because of that awfully slow and square defence.
Comment number 19. Posted by Dikkydoo
on 31 May 2014 04:33
I'm sorry, but it will still be the same old England. From not even attempting to sing the National Anthem before the kick off, absolute disgrace, Look at our rugby team, play with pride. England football teams attitude,win or loose, they still get a nice big pay cheque. Be back home in the second round, and then holiday.
Comment number 18. Posted by Mr W
on 31 May 2014 04:05
Rooney looks average , Wellbeck .... loses the ball so much and doesnt inspire confidence , the back 4 need to work together better , Johnson needs cover - too often caught out of position . Sterling does make runs that open up space , that allows other players to run and move , possession will be key in or out of it . Pace will be key along with counter attack style . IMHO
Comment number 17. Posted by the masked crusader
on 31 May 2014 04:02
come on England we can win the world cup chin up everyone
Comment number 16. Posted by 1984
on 31 May 2014 03:55
well a win is a win defence looked very lax on occasions better players will punish us- think time has come to see if sturridge and sterling can play up top with rooney deeper or out wide- and why hasnt hodgson given forster and foster a game surely this was the game to do it for me the key is the italy game but i know it was a friendly but not on that performance
Comment number 15. Posted by Kloppo
on 31 May 2014 03:14
Let's face it, this world cup is a lost cause so why not leave Rooney out? He doesn't know what he's doing.Welbeck hasn't impressed me this year either....Players like Sturridge, Sterling, Stones and Barkley have. Merseyside seems to have some talent.
Comment number 14. Posted by numsig
on 31 May 2014 03:13
Considering his talent, it's symptomatic of everything that is wrong with England that Ross Barkley - at 20 - will be lucky to get off the bench at all. We're supposed to be going to the WC to blood a young team for the next one, yet Barkley's likely omission from the starting 11 isn't causing even a ripple of concern? If he were any other nationality he'd already be the cornerstone of his team.
Comment number 13. Posted by Stjabbo
on 31 May 2014 03:05
Natty Clyne's omission from the 23 or standby looking suspect to say the least. Better all round then Glen Johnson.
Comment number 12. Posted by charlesr639
on 31 May 2014 03:04
Its no wonder the England team does so badly. As a scot Born in 68 I think for the first time you actually have a chance, but all i see is negativity. You talk up your premier league and it feeds on that and is as good as you think, but you talk down the International team and it responds in kind. We'll happily take rooney, wellbeck and Johnson off your hands.
Comment number 11. Posted by basquat
on 31 May 2014 02:44
All valid comments re different starting line ups etc, though i think with Johnson it depends on the day, appreciate his attacking bias and he can pull off some good plays . Peru game was not too bad and a good confidence boosting result. Lets see what happens for next game.
Comment number 10. Posted by boxer82
on 31 May 2014 02:18
Also please no YNWA posts!!
Comment number 9. Posted by boxer82
on 31 May 2014 02:08
Welbeck, what do managers see in this player? One of the worst first touches I have ever seen, runs up blind alleys and just generally looks lostI would rather have taken Defoe than him
Comment number 8. Posted by Real_Estate
Comment number 7. Posted by kenny_burns_kneecap
on 31 May 2014 02:07
Comment number 6. Posted by Rod Jenkin
on 31 May 2014 01:55
As for henderson, I think he plays it sideways a bit too often. Wilshere is a bolder (and better) option.
Comment number 5. Posted by Rod Jenkin
on 31 May 2014 01:40
Lallana, Sterling, Barkley and Oxlade Chamberlain. Why not start all 4. At least we'd enjoy watching which would a first for a while.I really can't see Rooney doing anything at this world cup. Phil will write a column where he is surprised by Rooney having a bad world cup in about 3 weeks. Not many other people will be surprised.
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Patent US7357003 - Process and apparatus for separation of hydrocarbons - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsThere are provided a process for separation of hydrocarbons including the steps of: (a) a feed gas is cooled and partly condensed, and separated into a gas and a liquid; (b) the liquid obtained in step (a) is supplied to a distillation column; (c) the gas obtained in step (a) is expanded by an expander...http://www.google.com/patents/US7357003?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7357003 - Process and apparatus for separation of hydrocarbonsAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS7357003 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/506,241PCT numberPCT/JP2004/009101Publication dateApr 15, 2008Filing dateJun 28, 2004Priority dateJul 24, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asEP1695951A1, EP1695951A4, EP1695951B1, US20050155382, WO2005009930A1Publication number10506241, 506241, PCT/2004/9101, PCT/JP/2004/009101, PCT/JP/2004/09101, PCT/JP/4/009101, PCT/JP/4/09101, PCT/JP2004/009101, PCT/JP2004/09101, PCT/JP2004009101, PCT/JP200409101, PCT/JP4/009101, PCT/JP4/09101, PCT/JP4009101, PCT/JP409101, US 7357003 B2, US 7357003B2, US-B2-7357003, US7357003 B2, US7357003B2InventorsSusumu Ohara, Shoichi Yamaguchi, Yasuyuki Yamamori, Jahja EvelyneOriginal AssigneeToyo Engineering CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (32), Referenced by (11), Classifications (26), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetProcess and apparatus for separation of hydrocarbons
A feed gas such as natural gas or the like is cooled by at least one heat exchanger and is divided into a gas and a liquid by low-temperature separator 4. At this time, the feed gas is cooled by heat exchange with a low-temperature residue gas which is an overhead gas of demethanizer 11, propane refrigeration, and heat exchange with a side stream of the demethanizer. In order to obtain higher recovery ratio of ethane, it is preferable that the temperature of low-temperature separator 4 is lower. For achieving 90% or more of the recovery ratio, the temperature is preferably at most −40° C., more preferably at most −45° C. Proportion of condensed portion of the natural gas, which depends on the composition of the natural gas (proportion of hydrocarbons of which carbon number is 2 or more), may about 5 mole % or more and 20 mole % or less. As a heat exchanger for cooling the feed gas, a known heat exchanger such as a shell & tube type or a plate type heat exchanger may be used as appropriately. For low-temperature separator 4, a vertical or horizontal vessel (a cylindrical vessel having a head at its each end) may be used. In order to improve efficiency of gas-liquid separation, the vessel may have a mist eliminator inside the vessel. In the case of FIG. 1, the feed gas is heat-exchanged with the residue gas and side stream F1 of the demethanizer in first feed gas cooler 1, is cooled by propane refrigeration in feed gas chiller 2, and is heat-exchanged again with the residue gas and side stream F3 of the demethanizer in second feed gas cooler 3. Incidentally, these side streams F1 and F3 are returned to demethanizer 11 after each heat exchange (the return streams are indicated as F2 and F4, respectively).
The outlet pressure of low-temperature compressor 8 is preferably elevated to such a level that the condensation temperature of the compressed gas becomes appropriate for heat exchange with the low-temperature gas. From this point of view, the outlet pressure is preferably at least 4.0 MPa and at most 7.0 MPa. The outlet temperature of reflux cooler 9 is preferably a temperature to which it is possible to cool by propane refrigeration. From this point of view, the outlet temperature is preferably at least −40° C. to at most −30° C. The outlet temperature of reflux condenser 10 is preferably such a temperature at which the liquid fraction of the outlet fluid of reflux condenser 10 becomes as high as possible in order to increase the effect of refluxing. The outlet temperature is more preferably cooled to a temperature at which the reflux (line 104) to be supplied to the top part of the demethanizer after being depressurized by pressure-reducing valve 14 can become a saturated liquid or a liquid near saturation. This temperature may be about at least −100° C. and at most −90° C. Reflux cooler 9 may not be provided in order to reduce the load of propane refrigeration when the outlet temperature of reflux condenser 10 can be lowered so as to achieve an intended recovery ratio of ethane, only by heat exchange with the residue gas.
There is described a case in which ethane recovery was conducted using a gas-processing plant constituted as shown in FIG. 1. However, the present invention is in no way restricted thereto. Here, a high-pressure feed natural gas, from which water has been removed beforehand, is introduced into the gas-processing plant under the conditions of 6.24 MPa and 17.1° C. The composition of the feed gas is shown in Table 1. The flow rate is 13,700 kg-mol/hour (103 mol/hour). Incidentally, Cn (n is a natural number) refers to a hydrocarbon of which carbon number is n. C5+ refers to hydrocarbons of which carbon number is 5 or more.
The feed gas is cooled to −29° C. in first feed gas cooler 1 by heat exchange with a residue gas of −39.7° C. and a side stream of demethanizer 11 of −23.3° C. Then, the gas is cooled to −37° C. in feed gas chiller 2 by propane refrigeration and to −51.5° C. in second feed gas cooler 3 by heat exchange with a residue gas of −51.5° C. and a side stream of demethanizer 11 of −82.7° C. First feed gas cooler 1 and second feed gas cooler 3 are plate type heat exchangers. Feed gas chiller 2 is a kettle type shell & tube heat exchanger.
The outlet gas of low-temperature separator 4 is wholly sent into turbo-expander 5 and depressurized to 3.0 MPa. The outlet gas is cooled to −82.3° C. by effect of isentropic expansion and gives a power of 1,830 kW to compressor 6 driven by the expander. The outlet gas of turbo-expander 5 is separated into a gas and a liquid in turbo-expander outlet separator 7. The separated gas here contains 96.18 mole % of methane. In this gas, methane is enriched compared with the inlet gas of turbo-expander 5. Turbo-expander outlet separator 7 is a vertical vessel (a cylindrical vessel having a head at its each end) which has a mist eliminator inside the vessel.
The gas leaving turbo-expander outlet separator 7 is divided at a ratio of 4:6 and supplied into motor-driven low-temperature compressor 8 and demethanizer 11 respectively (40% (line 105) into the low temperature compressor and 60% (line 103) into the demethanizer). The gas sent into low-temperature compressor 8 is compressed to 6.2 MPa and cooled to −94.7° C. and condensed by propane refrigeration and heat exchange with the low-temperature residue gas in reflux cooler 9 and reflux condenser 10 respectively. The resulting condensed liquid is depressurized to 2.8 MPa by pressure-reducing valve 14 and supplied into the top part of demethanizer 11 as a reflux (line 104). At this time, the power required for low-temperature compressor 8 is 1,540 kW.
Demethanizer 11 has 40 trays inside. The reflux condensed in reflux condenser 10 is supplied as line 104 into the first tray from the top of demethanizer 11 via pressure-reducing valve 14. The gas divided at the outlet of turbo-expander outlet separator 7 is supplied as line 103 into the 8th tray from the top of demethanizer 11. The liquid separated at turbo-expander outlet separator 7 is supplied as line 102 into the 12th tray from the top of demethanizer 11. The liquid separated at low-temperature separator 4 is depressurized to 2.82 MPa by pressure-reducing valve 15 and then is supplied as line 101 into the 17th tray from the top of demethanizer 11. Demethanizer 11 is operated under the conditions of 2.8 MPa and −96.7° C. at the top part and under the conditions of 2.85 MPa and 25.4° C. at the bottom part. The temperature at the bottom part is determined by an equilibrium temperature at which the methane concentration in NGL becomes 1 mole % or less and, in order to operate the bottom part at that temperature, a heat of 2.23 MW is added from reboiler 12. The compositions of the residue gas separated from the top part of demethanizer 11 and the NGL separated from the bottom part of demethanizer 11 are shown in Table 2. The flow rates are 12,385 kg-mol/hour (103 mol/hour) for the residue gas and 1,315 kg-mol/hour (103 mol/hour) for the NGL.
The residue gas leaving the top part of demethanizer 11 is heat-exchanged with the reflux and the feed gas and is at a temperature of 13.2° C. at the outlet of first feed gas cooler 1. Then, it is compressed to 3.3 MPa by compressor 6 driven by the turbo-expander and further compressed to 3.8 MPa by residue gas compressor 13. At this time, the power required by residue gas compressor 13 is 1,510 kW.
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Patent US6033438 - Open intervertebral spacer - Google Patents
Open chambered spacers, implanting tools and methods are provided. The spacers 500' include a body 505' having a wall 506' which defines a chamber 530' and an opening 531' in communication with the chamber 530'. In one embodiment the wall 506' includes a pair of arms 520', 521' facing one another and...http://www.google.com/patents/US6033438?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6033438 - Open intervertebral spacer
Publication number US6033438 A
Application number US 08/867,963
Also published as CA2292610A1, CA2292610C, DE69822817D1, DE69822817T2, DE69840347D1, EP0984746A1, EP0984746B1, EP1410770A1, EP1410770B1, US6409765, US6695882, US7273498, US7329283, US7678149, US7993406, US20020082700, US20040073309, US20040148029, US20050171554, US20100217396, WO1998055052A1
Publication number 08867963, 867963, US 6033438 A, US 6033438A, US-A-6033438, US6033438 A, US6033438A
Patent Citations (28), Non-Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (420), Classifications (57), Legal Events (13)
US 6033438 A
an elongated body of bone having an outer surface, a first end, a second end and a longitudinal axis along a length of said body, said outer surface defining a channel therethrough positioned between the first and second end along a second axis said channel only partially encircled by bone substantially perpendicular to said longitudinal axis;
an opposite second arm connected to said body; and
said first arm and said second arm forming a mouth to said channel.
2. The spacer of claim 1 wherein said first end further comprises:
3. The spacer of claim 2 wherein said tool engaging end further defines a slot surrounding said tool engaging hole.
12. An interbody fusion spacer, comprising:
a body of bone having a wall defining a channel, the body defining an opening in communication with said channel, said wall having a first arm and an opposite second arm, said first arm and said second arm forming a mouth to said channel, wherein said first arm is truncated relative to said second arm.
13. The spacer of claim 12 wherein said body further comprises:
14. The spacer of claim 13 wherein said tool engaging end further defines a slot surrounding said tool engaging hole.
15. The spacer of claim 12 wherein said body further comprises:
16. The spacer of claim 12 wherein said wall is curved and said substantially semi-circular.
22. A hollow intervertebral spacer, comprising:
a cylindrical body of bone having a wall, said wall having an outer surface and defining a channel and an opening in communication with said channel; and wherein the body comprises a first arm and a second arm wherein the first arm is truncated relative to the second arm.
23. The spacer of claim 22 wherein said outer surface defines threaded bone engaging portions.
EXAMPLES Example-1 Torsional Testing of "C"-shaped Dowel
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Cooperative Classification Y10S623/908, A61F2002/448, A61F2002/4475, A61F2002/30057, A61F2002/30596, A61F2230/0069, A61F2002/30062, A61F2002/30772, A61F2002/30795, A61F2002/2835, A61F2250/0097, A61B17/1671, A61F2/4611, A61F2002/30616, A61F2002/3082, A61F2/468, A61B17/8875, A61F2002/2839, A61F2/4644, A61F2002/4627, A61F2002/30617, A61F2/442, A61F2002/2817, A61F2002/4649, A61F2002/30224, A61F2002/4635, A61F2230/0017, A61F2/4601, A61F2/3094, A61F2002/30131, A61F2002/30143, A61F2230/0013, A61F2/28, A61F2310/00011, A61F2/446, A61F2210/0004, A61F2310/00179, A61B17/1604, A61F2002/30871, A61F2002/30797, A61F2/30724
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Opinion | India's Move Against the Poor - The New York Times
India's Move Against the Poor
NEW DELHI — There are moments in a republic’s life when its governing institutions choose efficiency over democracy. Dec. 10, 2015, when India’s Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a state law barring wide swaths of the population from contesting elections for village and district councils, was one such moment.
That day the court endorsed a law passed by Haryana, a small state bordering on Delhi, in September 2015. The Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Act disqualifies from local political office citizens who have been formally charged with serious crimes, citizens who are behind on loan payments to rural cooperative banks, citizens who haven’t paid their electricity bills, citizens who don’t have a functional lavatory at home and citizens who lack certain educational qualifications. (All these people may still vote.)
The stipulation that men running for local office should have high school diplomas and that women and Dalit candidates should have completed middle school was the most controversial part of the amendment, because it would disqualify about one half of Haryana’s rural voters. For that reason, the Supreme Court’s recent decision upholding the law, “Rajbala and Others vs. the State of Haryana and Others,” is a landmark in conservative jurisprudence and a dangerous departure from the ideal of a participatory democracy.
It is also a deviation from the Indian republic’s original idea of itself. Immediately after independence in 1947, the constituent assembly debated whether educational requirements should apply to either voters or political representatives. It decided against both options, prizing universal suffrage and political inclusiveness over any other consideration. Given that back then India’s literacy rate hovered around 12 percent, this was a heroic bet on mass democracy.
And it paid off: India has had more than six decades of stable, elected governance.
So why, then, would the Haryana legislature try to fix something that wasn’t broken? And it’s not just Haryana: Rajasthan, a much larger state, passed a bill with similar educational requirements last March.
The attorney general of Haryana argued before the Supreme Court that the state’s government wanted “model representatives for local self-government for better administrative efficiency.” Literate — as well as debt-free and toilet-endowed etc. — representatives would not only set an example for rural fellow-citizens, the argument went; they would also make better administrators.
There are two major problems with this claim, and both were presented to the Supreme Court by the petitioners in the case, three women in office who would have been ineligible for their posts under the amended law. The first problem is inconsistency. Under the new law, a citizen in Haryana must meet a much higher educational requirement to run for the lowest tier of local government than to contest elections for the state legislature or even the national Parliament.
The second problem is that the law, in effect, punishes the poorer half of Haryana’s population for the failure of both state and national authorities to provide free education to all Indians.
Yet the two-judge bench of the Supreme Court, citing judicial restraint, stated that it was its business to examine not the wisdom of the bill, but only its constitutionality: The judges would strike down the law only if the Haryana legislature had exceeded its authority in passing it, or if the law violated the fundamental right to equality of those it targeted by discriminating against them in ways that were arbitrary or irrational.
The judges decided the law passed muster because, given the importance of education to good administration, it was reasonable to exclude from office anyone with insufficient education. And if the principle of exclusion was sound at all, it did not matter how many people would be excluded — or that most of those excluded would be the poor, particularly poor women and poor Dalits.
Never mind, either, that the 73rd Amendment of the Constitution, which created the legal basis for village councils, bemoaned the “insufficient representation of weaker sections like Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and women.” Or that in the same judgment in which they defended the educational exclusion on principle rather than effect, the same judges upheld the Haryana law’s provision disqualifying debtors on grounds that it would affect only a minuscule segment of the population. (The indebted, they reasoned, were unlikely to contest expensive elections.)
The inconsistencies in this decision should be reason enough for the case to be re-examined by a larger bench of the Supreme Court. Another reason is the decision’s possible seismic aftereffects: It opens the door to other attempts to qualify Indians’ right to contest elections.
In a poor country like India the educated and the debt-free are, by definition, better off than those who are not educated or have debt. To designate the first as exemplary, or credit them with superior moral will, is to imply that the others are feckless and unwilling to improve themselves. In fact, those others are simply poor. And to limit the poor’s access to office is to say that they deserve to vote but only for their betters, an attitude more appropriate to the 19th century than the 21st.
It is significant that Haryana and Rajasthan, the two states that have pioneered the education exclusion, are ruled by the Bharatiya Janata Party, India’s principal right-wing party. Populist in idiom rather than intent, the B.J.P. appears to be using these two states as laboratories in which to test the chances of a broader conservative move to limit the political participation of the poor.
This vision of solid citizens leading the shiftless poor toward civic virtue is un-republican: It constrains liberty, corrodes equality and mocks fraternity. The founders of the Indian republic categorically rejected such paternalism; it should not be smuggled in today through the backdoor of local government.


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New health-care law might make your doctor more informed, efficient, responsive
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Democratic congressional leaders joined hands in March on their way to approving landmark changes in the nation's health-care system. The new law promotes "comparative-effectiveness research" seeking to determine the best and most economical treatment for common diseases.
In many respects, American doctors today labor much the way their counterparts did 50 years ago.
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The records of what they do for a patient -- and what every other doctor does -- will be in electronic form, accessible from any computer. Software will gently remind them what to consider as they treat, and try to prevent, diseases. How the patients fare will be measured and publicized, and used in part to judge practitioners' performance. At the same time, the health-care organizations, aided by the government, will make an effort to let caregivers know the "best practices" they're expected to follow.
These edifices, with primary care as the chief structural support, will go by names such as "accountable care organizations" and "patient-centered medical homes." Versions of them already exist in health-care systems such as Kaiser Permanente, Group Health Cooperative and the Mayo Clinic.
A survey of physicians in 119 clinics in New York and the Midwest published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 2009 found that 48 percent reported working in "chaotic" environments. Thirty percent said they needed at least half again as much time for appointments as they were given. Only a quarter said their practices strongly emphasized quality. Nearly a third said they were likely to leave their jobs in the next two years.
"It appears that when a doctor happens to be in a place that moves to a 'medical home' model, they can turn their frustration into excitement again. That is huge," said J. Fred Ralston Jr., president of the American College of Physicians. "We are getting reports that patients are happy, physicians are happy and that, in at least some cases, [these new sorts of practices] are saving money."
Key to the new law's goals is primary care. Through many routes, the law provides a total of $26.4 billion over 10 years to support this broad field of medicine, which, dozens of studies have shown, improves health and controls costs.
The trouble is that there aren't enough primary-care physicians. So the law has several provisions designed to make primary care more attractive.
It increases Medicare reimbursement for "evaluation and management" services, the government's name for examining and talking to the patient. It provides about $350 million in additional support for training programs in primary care. It provides loan-forgiveness incentives to medical school graduates who practice primary care in under-served areas. There are also incentives for the training of nurse practitioners and physician assistants, two professions likely to have growing roles in primary care.
What the "right" readmission rate might be is unknown. However, it is almost certainly less than 20 percent.
A study of a large health-care organization in Colorado in which reduction of hospital use was already a main focus found it could reduce the readmission rate in elderly patients from 15 percent to 8 percent with a program that featured frequent phone calls, home visits from a "transition coach" on the lookout for a worsening condition and a medical record maintained by the patient.
Whatever the exact strategy, it seems that readmissions could be reduced if all the practitioners were in the same organization, or at least in a defined "web," with seamless access to patient records and a shared financial interest in helping their patients recover.
The law has numerous provisions, many laid out only in general terms, for testing alternatives to the fee-for-service model that Medicare and Medicaid operate under now. They include "bundled" payments for hospital and immediate post-hospital care, which would provide an incentive to minimize readmissions, and the banding together of doctors, hospitals, clinics, imaging centers, diagnostic labs, etc., into "accountable care organizations" that would get to share in any savings accruing to the Medicare program.
The iron laws of economics suggest that only large organizations (or contractual arrangements among smaller ones) will be able to offer this kind of soup-to-nuts care. At the moment, fewer than 20 percent of clinicians are in practices with 11 or more doctors. It is clear that lots of doctors are going to have to change their work arrangements before the "accountable care" model becomes the norm -- if it ever does.
Doctors already have incentives to report quality-related measures to Medicare. The new law will penalize doctors who don't make such reports, starting in 2015. In the future, physicians participating in the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative will receive reports about how their performance compares to others'.
There is also money for the creation and dissemination of "patient decision aids" -- handouts, videos, computer programs, etc. -- that will help patients understand their treatment options. That is part of the law's general intent to make medical care more patient-centered.
In one of its more controversial parts, the law establishes a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute to underwrite and direct "comparative-effectiveness research" seeking to determine the best and most economical treatment for common diseases. While the law specifically says that comparative-effectiveness findings can't become mandates that tell doctors how to practice, many champions of reform think that such research is essential to improving care.
"Three key steps -- wise standardization, meaningful measurement and respectful reporting -- have transformed other industries, and we believe they can help health care as well," 12 of them wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine in January.
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40, no. 1 (March 2004): 173-201.
Offensive Realismand the Rise of China*
Can analysts fruitfully apply realism to Asia and examine theimplications of the rise of China for world politics? Althoughinternational relations scholars have widely used the realistapproach to analyze Asia,
critics have taken to questioning the logic, co-herence, and pessimistic predictions of realism.
In "Realism, Revisionism, and the Great Powers," Professor SteveChan challenges thelogicand evidence ofrealism and argues that "realismdoes not even explain very well the European, or more generally, theWestern experience." He then dismisses realism's treatment of statesthat are revisionist and status-quo oriented as contradicting realism's
王元綱
) received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 2001 andis Assistant Professor in the Department of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University, Tai-pei. He can be reached at <ykwang@nccu.edu.tw>.*A commentary on Steve Chan's article "Realism, Revisionism, and the Great Powers" thatalso appears in this issue.
Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan (ROC).
See, for example, Andrew J. Nathan and Robert S. Ross,
The Great Wall and the EmptyFortress: China's Search for Security
(NewYork: W.W. Norton, 1997); Gerald Segal, "EastAsia and the 'Constrainment' of China,"
20, no. 4 (Spring 1996):159-87;and Denny Roy, "Hegemon on theHorizon?China's Threat to East Asian Security,"ibid. 19, no. 1 (Summer 1994): 149-68.
David C. Kang, "Getting Asia Wrong: The Need for New Analytical Frameworks,"
Inter-national Security
27, no. 4 (Spring 2003): 57-85; and Alastair Iain Johnston, "Is China aStatus Quo Power?" ibid., 5-56.
central tenet. Finally, Chan offers three behavioral indicators—vetoes inthe UN Security Council, ratification of human rights regimes, and thepercentage of gross domestic product (GDP) devoted to military ex-penditures—to challenge theideathat Chinaisa revisionist power and thatthe United States is a status-quo power. Although Chan wants to have usbelieve that his purpose is not to "bash" realism, one still gets the strongimpression that he aims to discredit the realist approach to internationalrelations. Ifthe usefulness and consistency of realism is in doubt,studentsof Asian international relations should turn elsewhere for guidance abouttheregion's future.Although mainly dealing with the realist approach to international re-lations, "Realism, Revisionism, and the Great Powers" remains a thought-provoking essay in the sense that it calls our attention to the issue of whether Chinais a revisionist state. Given our differences in worldviews,there are in my opinion three main problems with Chan's criticism. First,hefails to recognizethat realism isaparadigm (and notatheory) and there-by understatesits rangeand diversity. Second, he mischaracterizesimpor-tant realist theories, including John Mearsheimer's offensive realism, andpresents the wrong evidence that would pose a significant challenge to of-fensiverealism. Third, heconfounds revisionist intentionswith behaviors.States with revisionist intentions do not necessarily exhibit revisionist be-haviors, but instead will weigh the costs and risks before proceeding tochange the balance of power in their favor.Contrary to the stance articulated in "Realism, Revisionism, andthe Great Powers," I argue that realism does a reasonably good job inexplaining not only Western but also Asian experience. Although a largeliterature has developed on the Western experience, few international rela-tionsscholarstakeAsiaastheir empirical focus. InthisarticleIpresent evi-dence from Chinese history to support my claim that realism can be fruit-fully applied to Asia. Although the Asian state system existed separatelyfrom the European one throughout most of history, Asian states—notablyChina—behaved according to the dictates of realism. Imperial Chinaplaced a high premium on the utility of force and looked for opportunitiesto maximize China's relative power. China adopted amore offensive pos-
I&S Debate Forum March 2004
ture as its power grew and shifted to a more defensive one as its powerdeclined.In this article, I first clarify that realism is a paradigm that embodiesa wide range of competing theories. I then highlight the appeal of buck-passing over balancing in offensive realism. Next, I explain that revi-sionism in offensive realism refers to the intentions of a state to changethe balance of power in its favor, which may not reflect actual behavior if thestatelacks such capability. To support my claim about the applicabilityof realism to Asia, I present evidence from imperial China. I concludeby suggesting that realism is a venerable research tradition that is capableof making progress. The article ends with a rejoinder to Chan's closingremarks.
Realism: AParadigm (Not aTheory)
As Sean M. Lynn-Jones and Steven E. Miller have succinctly stated,"Realism is a general approach to international politics, not a singletheory."
Stephen Van Evera points out that "realism is a paradigm, notatheory."
RobertGilpin also writes that "realism ...isessentially aphilos-ophical position; it is not a scientific theory that is subject to the test of falsifiability and, therefore, cannot beproved ordisproved."
Asaresearchprogram, realism comprises a number of competing theories: classicalrealism, structural realism (neorealism), defensive realism, offensive real-ism, neoclassical realism, and the like. Most of these theories share a fewcommon assumptions: states are the central actors, the world is anarchic,
Sean M. Lynn-Jones and Steven E. Miller, "Preface," in
The Perils of Anarchy: Contempo-rary Realism and International Security
, ed. Michael E. Brown, Sean M. Lynn-Jones, andSteven E. Miller (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1995).
Stephen Van Evera, "Elements of the Realist Paradigm: What Are They?" (Typescript,January 27, 1992), 4, quoted in Benjamin Frankel, "Restating the Realist Case: An Intro-duction," in
Realism: Restatement and Renewal
, ed. Benjamin Frankel (London: FrankCass, 1996), xiii.
RobertGilpin, "NoOneLovesaPoliticalRealist,"
5, no. 3(Spring1996):6.
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Yesterday by Fern Michaels | 9781575664675 | Hardcover | Barnes & Noble
Overview Four childhood friends must relinquish cherished memories of the past to embrace the painful truth that will change their lives forever after one of them endures a near-fatal crash. Read More Show Less ...
1999 Hard cover New in new dust jacket. NEVER READ. NO NAMES NO MARKS NO WRITINGS. SLIGHT SHELF WEAR. I THINK YOU WILL BE HAPPY. YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE. THANKS ...
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1999 Hard cover New in new dust jacket. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. With dust jacket. 373 p. Audience: General/trade. From Kirkus Reviews: Paralyzingly prolific ...
romancer Michaels has her ups and downs, from the total nonsense of Finders Keepers (1998) to the exemplary plotting of Celebration (p. 103), in which a wealthy woman's husband flees with her bank account after a 20-year marriage, only to return years later with a sob story but minus the eight million he ran off with. This latest finds the author working in her wildly unlikely mode, with a big mix of mind-bending plot turns. Callie Parker has been raised on a South Carolina plantation by her wealthy father, Clemson. During her childhood and adolescence, Dad and Mama Pearl helped Callie gather three close friends to bond with: the illegitimate orphan Bode Jessup, a kind of brother and idol for Callie; Brie Canfield, whose heart leaps when Clemson takes her in as Callie's playmate; and Sela Bronson, a poor girl famished for love and gratefu
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romancer Michaels has her ups and downs, from the total nonsense of Finders Keepers (1998) to the exemplary plotting of Celebration (p. 103), in which a wealthy woman's husband flees with her bank account after a 20-year marriage, only to return years later with a sob story but minus the eight million he ran off with. This latest finds the author working in her wildly unlikely mode, with a big mix of mind-bending plot turns. Callie Parker has been raised on a South Carolina plantation by her wealthy father, Clemson. During her childhood and adolescence, Dad and Mama Pearl helped Callie gather three close friends to bond with: the illegitimate orphan Bode Jessup, a kind of brother and idol for Callie; Brie Canfield, whose heart leaps when Clemson takes her in as Callie's playmate; and Sela Bronson, a poor girl famish.
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Coming together for a wedding, four friends share memories of childhood in Michaels's Vegas Sunrise unevenly plotted latest romance novel, set in South Carolina. Blonde Southern belle Callie Parker is to wed arrogant Wynfield Archer, with her childhood friends in attendance: Brie Canfield, San Diego cop and prospective FBI agent; Sela Bronson, interior designer and recent divorc e; and attorney Bode Jessup. Bode became Callie's foster brother when her father brought him home from an orphanage and made him promise to make sure Callie got what she wanted, always. Brie and Sela were "white trash" local girls brought in daily as playmates to form the rest of Callie's adoring court. Mama Pearl, an aging black woman employed at Parker Manor, lovingly cared for the poor waifs, but she also reinforced Callie's princess complex. Now, emotional turmoils rise to the surface when Bode evades attending Callie's wedding. Is Bode in love with Callie? The question fades in the wake of a car crash that leaves Callie comatose, an accident caused and covered up by an inebriated Wyn on the way to their wedding rehearsal. Brie explores her memories and her feelings for Bode, and maudlin nostalgia runs rampant as each character bemoans the perfection of "yesterday," leaving the reader to wonder why someone didn't slap silly Callie years ago. Stereotypes abound: Sela's a tramp with a heart of gold; Callie is a prima donna; and Mama Pearl is Mammy from Gone with the Wind. Michaels stirs up love-drama between the old friends and wangles revelations out of Mama Pearl about Bode and Callie's secret origins and racial heritage. Many disillusionments, impassioned tears and tearful confessions later, the puzzle pieces fall predictably in place. Oct. Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
Library JournalMichaels, a prolific and erratic writer, presents one of her lesser efforts here, a confusing story about class and race in South Carolina. An automobile accident on the eve of her wedding leaves Callie Parker in a coma. Her three childhood friends--Bode, Brie, and Sela--gather to try to unravel the tangle of secrets and lies that this event has revealed. It seems that their revered princess has clay feet. Presiding over all is the ancient, ageless black woman Mama Pearl, whose life has revolved around "Miss Callie." The writing is very detached, with no sense of involvement, but what is worse is the teeth-clenching narration by Laural Merlington. The fake Southern accents coupled with the piping children's falsetto in the flashbacks jar the listener almost as much as the stupid plot twists (Bode is black? When did that happen?). Then, of course, there is the producer's trademark speed--get as much as possible on the least number of tapes even if the narrator has to rush all the dramatic fences. Libraries should pass on this one. Not recommended.--Barbara Perkins, Irving P.L., TX Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\
Kirkus ReviewsParalyzingly prolific romancer Michaels has her ups and downs, from the total nonsense of Finders Keepers (1998) to the exemplary plotting of Celebration (p. 103), in which a wealthy woman's husband flees with her bank account after a 20-year marriage, only to return years later with a sob story but minus the eight million he ran off with. This latest finds the author working in her wildly unlikely mode, with a big mix of mind-bending plot turns. Callie Parker has been raised on a South Carolina plantation by her wealthy father, Clemson. During her childhood and adolescence, Dad and Mama Pearl helped Callie gather three close friends to bond with: the illegitimate orphan Bode Jessup, a kind of brother and idol for Callie; Brie Canfield, whose heart leaps when Clemson takes her in as Callie's playmate; and Sela Bronson, a poor girl famished for love and grateful for every attention from the Parker family. Comes the day of Callie's wedding to supremely wealthy Wyn Archer, promising a future afloat on every possible luxury. But the night before the ceremony, an auto accident caused by Wyn's careless driving puts Callie into a coma—and from the vortex of the coma will rise many "family" secrets of parentage involving the bride-to-be and her friends. Bubble upon breaking bubble as the suds pop. Strictly for the fans.
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William Cole, User Experience professional
Presentation delivered at Hypertext 01: Twelfth ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia, University of Aarhus, Århus,, Denmark, August 2001.
(1) INTRO: This talk got its start at the last HT conference, when I heard people talking enthusiastically about a new website called Online Caroline. Some months later I finally checked out the site, and, to tell the truth my initial reaction was disappointment. OC was not what I had initially expected it to be. But as I continued to work my way through the narrative, I became intrigued by the site in different ways. It offers some important insights into the twin issues of choice and interaction in hypertext and suggests that we may need to revise our assumptions about so-called interective fiction.
Choice vs. Interaction The Case of William Cole Hypertext 2001 8/16/01
Online Caroline

Launched April 2000 by XPT, Ltd. and Freeserve (UK).

Web- and email-based episodic narrative, unfolding over three weeks.

Highly popular and engaging: calls to cell phone and police.

Won British Academy of Film and Television Award for online drama.

Interaction?

I used to think that all relationships worked out that way. One strong person, one weakling. Is that how it's been with you? Is that why your single now? Was that why you wanted to escape online, like me? Break the cycle. I'm right, aren't I? You like being a spectator. Let other people act while you watch, go with the flow. Why else would you have agreed to be my friend?

I used to think that all relationships worked out that way. One strong person, one weakling. Is that how it is in your marriage? Was that why you wanted to escape online, like me? Break the cycle. I'm right, aren't I? You like being a spectator. Let other people act while you watch, go with the flow. Why else would you have agreed to be my friend?

Different words, same story

Go to Paris with Simon

Sleep with Simon

Shoot Simon

So I did what you asked, Cait. Paris is fantastic. Simon is less so. But I'm trying to keep the arrangement as professional as possible. We dine at the best restaurants, saunter earnestly around the galleries... Oh alright. I'm NOT in Paris. Still stuck in the flat trying to decide what to do. I gave Simon a good thwacking with the pepperpot and sent him on his way. He deserved it. But it puts the Paris 'job' in jeopardy, obviously. So I did what you asked, William. He wasn't the best lay I've ever had. But perhaps it'll secure me a bit more work. And, hell, it's something to do while David's away. And something for you to watch... OK - I'm kidding. Nothing happened. I just gave Simon a good thwacking with the pepperpot and sent him on his way. I do *like* Simon. But not in that way. Believe me. So I did what you asked, Bake. One to the balls and one to the brain. It made a hell of a mess. I've tried to clear up as much as I could. But you'll have to forgive the bloodstains next time you come by. OK ˆ so I'm kidding. I didn't shoot Simon. Like I keep a loaded gun in the house. What kind of girl do you think I am? I did give him a good thwacking with that pepper pot, though. He deserved it.
Channelled Reading “ Online Caroline is a very carefully written story, and the users' path through it is channelled so that, to an extent, we are dictating how they experience the story. There are no closed interactive moments where the user decides on one narrative route or another. ” -- Tom Harvey, XPT, Ltd.
Conclusions

Choice is not the same as meaningful interaction.

Readers will create the illusion of interactivity with minimal cues.

We must be careful in making claims about the “empowering” nature of hypertext structures.

Information

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[email_address] Online Caroline:

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Jpn J Ophthalmol. 2002 Nov-Dec;46(6):673-4.Heterozygous Ala137Pro mutation in keratin 12 gene found in Japanese with Meesmann's corneal dystrophy.Takahashi K, Takahashi K, Murakami A, Okisaka S, Kimura T, Kanai A.SourceDepartment of Ophthalmology, Juntendo University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan.AbstractPURPOSE: To report the molecular genetic analysis of a Japanese pedigree with Meesmann's corneal dystrophy (MCD).METHODS: Sequencing of the keratin 3 and keratin 12 genes was performed in 2 patients who were siblings and in an unaffected individual in the same family. The patients had the typical corneal microcysts and recurrent erosions with mild photophobia.RESULTS: A novel mutation resulting in the substitution of alanine to proline in codon 137 of the keratin 12 gene (Ala137Pro) was found in the 2 patients, but not in the unaffected member of the family and the 50 controls.CONCLUSIONS: This novel mutation (Ala137Pro) of the keratin 12 gene found in a Japanese family had caused MCD.PMID: 12543196 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesCase ReportsMeSH TermsAgedAmino Acid Substitution/geneticsCorneal Dystrophies, Hereditary/ethnologyCorneal Dystrophies, Hereditary/genetics*Corneal Dystrophies, Hereditary/pathologyDNA Mutational AnalysisFemaleHeterozygoteHumansJapan/epidemiologyKeratins/genetics*MaleMiddle AgedPedigreePoint Mutation*Polymerase Chain ReactionSubstancesKeratinsLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceEBSCOMedicalMeesmann corneal dystrophy - Genetics Home ReferenceKRT3 Gene - Genetics Home ReferenceKRT12 Gene - Genetics Home ReferenceCorneal Disorders - MedlinePlus Health Information
A novel arginine substitution mutation in 1A domain and a novel 27 bp insertion mutation in 2B domain of keratin 12 gene associated with Meesmann's corneal dystrophy.Yoon MK, Warren JF, Holsclaw DS, Gritz DC, Margolis TP. Br J Ophthalmol. 2004 Jun; 88(6):752-6. A novel keratin 12 mutation in a German kindred with Meesmann's corneal dystrophy.
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A novel keratin 12 mutation in a German kindred with Meesmann's corneal dystrophy.Corden LD, Swensson O, Swensson B, Rochels R, Wannke B, Thiel HJ, McLean WH. Br J Ophthalmol. 2000 May; 84(5):527-30. Novel mutations in the helix termination motif of keratin 3 and keratin 12 in 2 Taiwanese families with Meesmann corneal dystrophy.
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Wheat and maize thioredoxins: a novel cross-reactive cereal allergen family related to baker's asthma. - PubMed - NCBI
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowJ Allergy Clin Immunol. 2006 Mar;117(3):676-81. Epub 2006 Jan 30.Wheat and maize thioredoxins: a novel cross-reactive cereal allergen family related to baker's asthma.Weichel M1, Glaser AG, Ballmer-Weber BK, Schmid-Grendelmeier P, Crameri R.Author information1Swiss Institute of Allergy and Asthma Research, Davos, Switzerland.AbstractBACKGROUND: Baker's asthma is a serious problem for a significant proportion of workers in bakeries, confectionaries, and the food industry. Although several wheat allergens related to baker's asthma have been described, standardized reagents for a reliable diagnosis are not yet available.OBJECTIVE: To clone novel wheat allergens related to baker's asthma and investigate the cross-reactive potential of their maize and human homologues.METHODS: A wheat cDNA phage display library was screened with sera from bakers with occupational asthma for IgE-binding structures. Homologous sequences from maize and human thioredoxins were amplified from corresponding cDNA libraries.RESULTS: Within the enriched wheat cDNA repertoire we identified, among others, the sequence encoding wheat thioredoxin-hB (Triticum aestivum allergen 25 [Tri a 25]). The recombinant protein displayed enzymatic activity, and we observed a sensitization rate of 47% among bakers with occupational asthma and of 35% among patients with grass pollen allergy, but without a clinical history of cereal allergy. Furthermore, the previously characterized maize thioredoxin-h1 (Zea mays allergen 25 [Zea m 25]), sharing 74% identity with Tri a 25, exhibited distinct IgE cross-reactivity with its wheat homologue. Two bakers also showed sensitization to human thioredoxin, which shares 29% identity with Tri a 25. In a comparative study, we included recombinant alpha-amylase inhibitor 0.19, showing a sensitization rate of 65% in individuals with baker's asthma.CONCLUSION: Thioredoxins represent a novel family of cross-reactive allergens that might contribute to the symptoms of baker's asthma and might in addition be related to grass pollen allergy, as indicated by the reactivity of grass pollen allergic patients to cereal thioredoxins.CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The recombinant cereal thioredoxins will, together with the already reported wheat allergens, contribute to a more reliable diagnosis of baker's asthma and, perhaps, become a tool for the development of component-resolved immunotherapy.Comment inThioredoxin and food allergy. [J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2007]PMID: 16522470 DOI: 10.1016/j.jaci.2005.11.040 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tMeSH TermsAllergens/immunology*Asthma/immunology*Cross ReactionsEdible Grain/adverse effects*Food Hypersensitivity/immunology*Food IndustryGene LibraryHumansImmunoglobulin EOccupational Diseases/immunology*Thioredoxins/geneticsThioredoxins/immunology*Triticum/adverse effectsZea mays/adverse effectsSubstancesAllergensImmunoglobulin EThioredoxinsLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceOvid Technologies, Inc.Other Literature SourcesCited by Patents in - The LensMedicalAsthma - Genetic AllianceAsthma - MedlinePlus Health InformationFood Allergy - MedlinePlus Health InformationOccupational Health - MedlinePlus Health InformationPubMed Commons home