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1. We must encourage more home building; OPINION

Author

Rees, Dan and Perrault, Jean-Francois

Subjects
Canada -- Social policy -- Demographic aspects, Dwellings -- Prices and rates -- Supply and demand, Housing -- Prices and rates -- Supply and demand, Emigration and immigration -- Forecasts and trends, House construction -- Economic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: DAN REES, JEAN-FRANÇOIS PERRAULT Lead Dan Rees is group head, Canadian banking at Scotiabank. Jean-François Perrault is Scotiabank's chief economist. The recent run-up in housing prices, and the attendant [...]

Published
2021

2. Contributors

Author

Andre, Mark S., primary, Andringa, Steve, additional, Ashton, Mark S., additional, Barkley, Jeff, additional, Barrett, Alex L., additional, Bentley, Greg, additional, Bettinger, Pete, additional, Bigelow, Bud, additional, Bocco, Gerardo, additional, Bodine, Jason, additional, Bollefer, Kevin, additional, Boston, Kevin, additional, Bretado-Velázquez, Javier L., additional, Brodie, Angus, additional, Brown, Cam, additional, Casey, Paul, additional, Cassian-Santos, Juan Manuel, additional, Chauvin, Cathy, additional, Cieszewski, Chris, additional, Corral-Rivas, J. Javier, additional, Cousins, Alex, additional, Covey, Kristofer, additional, Crowe, Kevin, additional, Cushing, Tamara L., additional, Danskin, Scott, additional, Davidson, Barry, additional, Davis, Adam, additional, Davis, Liane, additional, Davis, Brian, additional, de los Santos-Posadas, Héctor M., additional, Demirci, Mehmet, additional, Dippon, Duane, additional, Drew, Ian, additional, Duguid, Marlyse C., additional, Eng, Helge, additional, Ewing, Robert A., additional, Farrell, Peter, additional, Flint, Sean, additional, Foster, David, additional, Frost, Patrick, additional, Gómez, Felipe Aguilar, additional, Grebner, Donald L., additional, Grimm, Oliver, additional, Hairston-Strang, Anne, additional, Hawkins, Jim, additional, Held, Kirsten, additional, Ciro Hernández-Díaz, J., additional, Hoffman, Chris, additional, Hunter, William, additional, Izlar, Bob, additional, Johnson, Gary W., additional, Jolly, Kenneth, additional, Kallesser, Steven W., additional, Kelly, Scott, additional, Keron, Robert, additional, Klepacka, Anna M., additional, Knight, Dave, additional, Koehn, Steven, additional, Kollasch, Tom, additional, Koslowski, Jeremy, additional, Kumar, Venkatesh, additional, LaPointe, Thomas, additional, Livengood, Kerry, additional, Loera-Gallegos, Héctor M., additional, Lopez, Adolfo Chavez, additional, Mackasey, Pat, additional, Marshall, Gretchen, additional, Mattox, Norris, additional, Mavity, Erika, additional, McPherson, Heather, additional, McTague, John Paul, additional, Merry, Krista, additional, Monarrez-Gonzalez, Jose Carlos, additional, Montiel-Antuna, Eusebio, additional, Mueller, Scott, additional, Munn, Ian, additional, Nall, Robert, additional, Newton, Michael, additional, Nurullah, Abu, additional, O’Keefe, John, additional, O’Sullivan, Colleen, additional, Oppenheimer, Michael J., additional, Palmer, Aaron, additional, Perez-Verdin, Gustavo, additional, Petruncio, Markian, additional, Plotkin, Audrey Barker, additional, Porter, Dotty S., additional, Powers, Kip, additional, Rees, Dan, additional, Reimer, Don, additional, Richardson, Russ, additional, Rightmyer, Dick, additional, Ross, John, additional, Rouillard, Dan, additional, Rynearson, Gary, additional, Sánchez, Carlos Antonio López, additional, Savage, James, additional, Schwantes, Joseph, additional, Sessions, John, additional, Severt, Jane, additional, Shepard, Edward W., additional, Siry, Jacek P., additional, Smith, Kyle M., additional, Solin, Jeremy, additional, Soto, José Encarnación Luján, additional, Spyksma, Randy, additional, Stevens, Larry, additional, Stevens, Ron, additional, Straka, Thomas J., additional, Sullivan, Sarah, additional, Swae, Jon, additional, Torres, Alejandro, additional, Torres-Rojo, Juan Manuel, additional, Tran, Yenie, additional, René Valdez-Lazalde, J., additional, Van Damme, Laird, additional, Velázquez, Alejandro, additional, von Gadow, Klaus, additional, Willhoite, Robin G., additional, Williams, Del, additional, and Wright, William C., additional

Published
2015
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4. TTRD technology improves recovery, cuts costs in mature fields: planning to move the technology subsea

Author

Andreassen, Espen, Kvalsund, Ronny, Torgersen, Birte Iren, Rees, Dan, and Thyve, Per

Subjects
Oil well drilling, Submarine -- Methods, Petroleum services industry -- Technology application, Petroleum services industry -- Management, Technology application, Company business management, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Using a through-tubing rotary drilling (TTRD) technique in Statoil's Gullfaks field resulted in three successful sidetracks, two open holes, and one off a cement plug. Schlumberger developed this technique using [...]

Published
2005

6. Safety and Feasibility of a 16-Week Progressive Exercise Intervention in Treatment Naïve Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia

Author

Brown, Frankie F, Oliver, Rebecca, Causer, Adam J, Collier-Bain, Harrison D, Emery, Annabelle, Eddy, Rachel, Dutton, David, Crowe, Josephine, Augustine, Daniel, Graby, John, Rees, Dan, Rothschild Rodriguez, Daniela, Peacock, Oliver, Moore, Sally, Murray, James, Turner, James E, and Campbell, John P

Abstract

A growing body of evidence from preclinical and human epidemiology studies of multiple cancer types indicate that physical activity can delay or avert the outgrowth of cancer, in a mechanistic process that may involve exercise-induced alterations to anti-cancer immunity. Many Chronic Lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) patients present with asymptomatic, early-stage disease that is monitored until disease progression. Thus, exercise may be an effective way to manage disease burden and delay progression in treatment naïve CLL. The primary objective of this pilot study was to investigate the safety and feasibility of an exercise programme in people with treatment naïve CLL, and preliminarily explore the effects of exercise training on CLL counts, body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, and immune cell phenotypes including T-cells.

Published
2023
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7. How improving garment workers' jobs leads to better development

Author

Rees, Dan

Subjects
Clothing industry, Workers, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

The global garment industry is a key source of employment, income and growth for developing countries, especially in Asia. However, events like the 2013 Rana Plaza building collapse in Bangladesh [...]

Published
2015

8. Public Lands Management Issues

Author

Davis, Patrick, primary, Malmsheimer, Robert, additional, Bevilacqua, Eddie, additional, Haines, Terry, additional, Wilcox, Craig, additional, Lefevre, Robert, additional, Rees, Dan, additional, St. Clair, Tom, additional, Miller, Eric, additional, Craigg, Terry, additional, Adams, Paul, additional, Osborne, Douglas, additional, Guo, Zhimei, additional, Gray, Matthew, additional, Edwards, Katherine, additional, Sutton, William, additional, Hagy, Heath, additional, Upchurch, Gabriel, additional, Kawahara, Monte, additional, Heath, Zachary, additional, Fischer, Lisa, additional, and Schrader, Charlie, additional

Published
2011
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10. Expulsion for Tesco is not likely [from the Ethical Trading Initiative]

Author

Rees, Dan

Subjects
Tesco PLC -- Membership, Tesco PLC -- Ethical aspects, Grocery industry -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries, Ethical Trading Initiative -- Membership
Abstract

SIR; Your article of June 7, Tesco demands cash for ethical trading, contained a number of misleading inaccuracies. You stated that ETI is a Christian Aid led initiative. The Ethical [...]

Published
2003

13. What influences the adoption of innovations in healthcare in Wales

Author

Bell, Harry, Huxtable-Thomas, Louisa A., Rich, Nick L., and Rees, Dan J.

Abstract

In a time of limited resources, but increased complexity and demand, innovation presents a pathway to improve quality and efficiency in the provision of healthcare in the National Health Service (NHS) in Wales. There is little scarcity in the availability of quality innovations to the NHS, but there is a clear gap in the ability of the organisation to effectively adopt and spread these innovations into wider use. Research into the adoption of innovations across multiple disciplines has been extensive. Numerous influences have been investigated via mainly quantitative approaches that utilise an array of technology adoption theories. This study explored the adoption of innovation in healthcare in Wales via a pragmatic mixed methods approach using the Technology-Organisation-Environment framework as a theoretical basis. Semi-structured open-ended interviews were conducted with participants experienced in healthcare innovation in Wales. Findings were analysed by a combination coding approach and content analysis. Forty-four factors of influence were discovered, including sixteen novel factors that were not identified in relevant literature. The high importance of individuals and the interactions between people was easily apparent. Therefore, the conceptual framework of 'People-Organisation-Environment-Technology', or the 'POET' framework, was developed. Theoretical support for this was provided by the Socio-technical systems theory, which acknowledges the importance of people in the social subsystem of an organisation. The POET framework builds upon previous theory by adding the relative levels of importance of and overlap between the four contexts. Second stage analysis assessed the relative importance of factors, their interrelationships, and their propensity to act as barriers or enablers to adoption. The POET framework embraces the complexity in innovation adoption in Wales and is effective for investigating and analysing cases in this setting, and has the potential for generalisability. The findings indicate that NHS Wales should invest in and investigate the influence of people to support innovation adoption.

Published
2022
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14. Reader Experiences with Top-down Furlers.

Author

Rees, Dan and Lippman, Andrew

Subjects
SAILS, BOATING equipment, MASTS & rigging
Abstract

The article reviews the Karver top-down furlers from Karver and the Seldén GX10 top-down furlers from Seld&#x00E9n.

Published
2014

15. Atlantic. Episode 1, Life Stream

Author

British Broadcasting Corporation, production company., Murray, Andrew, director, producer., and Rees, Dan, director, producer.

Published
2015

16. Frozen planet. Episode 7, On thin ice

Author

Discovery Channel (Firm), production company., British Broadcasting Corporation, production company., Rees, Dan, producer., and Attenborough, David, 1926- narrator.

Published
2011

17. Frozen planet. Episode 6, The last frontier

Author

BBC Earth (Firm), film distributor., British Broadcasting Corporation, production company., Discovery Channel (Firm), production company., BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc., film distributor., Rees, Dan, producer., Berlowitz, Vanessa, producer., and Attenborough, David, 1926- narrator.

Published
2011

18. Outrageous Fortune Tarot Deck

Author

Lees, Jonty, Hayward Touring, Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, Hunt, Andrew, Allen, Jonathan, Angell, Aaron, Atkins, Ed, Barriball, Anna, Beloff, Zoe, Beninati, Manfredi, Blightman, Juliette, Blinderman, Erik, Braila, Pavel, Buck, Paul, Burdis, Edwin, Cantsin, Montgomery, Harvey, Kat, Cattle, Rachel, Ceccaldi, Nicolas, Chiaraluce, Izumi, Chodzko, Adam, Coventry, Keith, Cullinan,, Richards,, Cussans, John, Dale, Tom, Davenport, Simon, De Bondt, Sara, Desjardin, Arnaud, Doll, Tatjana, Ewan, Ruth, Fagen, Graham, Farquhar, Keith, Fullerton, Michael, Gernedel, Manuela, Gilligan, Melanie, Griffiths, Brian, Hiller, Susan, HIT, (Lina Grumm and Annette Lux), Holder, Will, Horan, Phillipa, Hunt, Kenneth, Jacobs, Candice, Kane, Alan, King, Scott, Kirschner, Anja, Panos, David, Lees, Jonty, Lewisohn, Cedar, Longly, George Henry, Mackay, Fiona, Malbert, Roger, Mellor, Dawn, Millar, Jeremy, Morgan, Elinor, Muggeridge, Fraser, Nelson, Mike, Novel, (Alun Rowlands and Matt Williams), Ontani, Luigi, Parkina, Anna, Paterson, Katie, Penalva, João, Popper, Simon, Raeder, Manuel, Rees, Dan, Richards, James, Murphy, Thom, Rickards, Hannah, Sawtell, Hannah, Sherwood, Noah, Shovlin, Jamie, Seers, Lindsay, Spooner, Cally, Stehli, Jemima, Strange, Jack, Sutcliffe, Stephen, Talbot, Emma, Teplin, Alexis Marguerite, Thondrayen, Nadia, Treister, Suzanne, Veikkola, Raisa, Alvinzi, Frida, Verhoeven, Julie, von Hellermann, Sophie, Vonna-Michell, Tris, Konst och teknik,, Whipps, Stuart, Withers, Rachel, and Wyn Evans, Cerith

Subjects
phil_arts
Abstract

‘Outrageous Fortune’ was a Hayward Touring exhibition showcasing contemporary artists’ interpretations of the classic Tarot de Marseille deck of cards. Tarot playing cards originated in Italy in the 15th century. Used in most of Europe to play games, in the English-speaking world the tarot is generally associated with divination and fortune telling. A rich source of imagery, it includes such archetypes as The Fool, The Magician, The High Priestess, The Lovers, The Wheel of Fortune, and The Hanged Man. For this project, seventy-eight artists, whose work encompasses a variety of formal, conceptual, expressionist, literary or design-based approaches, were asked to create a card for a contemporary tarot pack. Each artist has been drawn a card randomly, and invited to reinterpret in their own way.

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