isLeftLinear(production) &&!ProductionChecker.isRightLinear(production))
	    throw new IllegalArgumentException
		("The production is neither left nor right linear!");
	// Have we even MADE a decision yet?
	if (getLinearity()!= LEFT_LINEAR && getLinearity()!= RIGHT_LINEAR)
	    return;
	// What if it's just a terminal?
	if (ProductionChecker.isLeftLinear(production) && ProductionChecker.isRightLinear(production))
	    return;
	// Does linearity match up?
	if (getLinearity() == LEFT_LINEAR && ProductionChecker.isRightLinear(production))
	    throw new IllegalArgumentException
		("The production is right linear, "+
		 "the grammar is left linear.");
	if (getLinearity() == RIGHT_LINEAR && ProductionChecker.isLeftLinear(production))
	    throw new IllegalArgumentException
		("The production is left linear, "+
		 "the grammar is right linear.");
    }

    /**
     * Adds a production to the grammar.  After the production is
     * added, this method also sets the linearity of this grammar.
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if this production is somehow
     * illegal for this grammar (i.e., linearities don't match up)
     */
    public void addProduction(Production production) {
	super.addProduction(production);
	// If it's both, we shouldn't change at all.
	if (ProductionChecker.isRightLinear(production) && ProductionChecker.isLeftLinear(production))
	    return;
	// If we get to this point it must be either left or right
	// linear, and not both.
	setLinearity(ProductionChecker.isRightLinear(production)?RIGHT_LINEAR:LEFT_LINEAR);
    }

    /** The linearity of the grammar, either right or left. */
    protected int myLinearity;
    /** The int that represents the linearity of the grammar. */
    protected static final int LEFT_LINEAR = 0;
    /** The int to represent a right-linear grammar. */
    protected static final int RIGHT_LINEAR = 1;
}
In Recognition of Dr. George
Margolis: "A
Humanitarian for All Seasons"
Please send any comments concerning this page to Cindy Stewart.
I. Culturally Sensitive
Health Care
Office of Minority Health- U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services
National
Center for Cultural Competence- Georgetown University
II. Why Is It
Important?
Unequal
Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Printed Book Edition
Unequal treatment : Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care
Board on Health Sciences Policy, Institute of Medicine.
National Academies Press, c2003.
Dana Library RA563.M56 U53 2003
Health Care Quality and Disparities
Reports- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Doctors Without
Borders
III. Interpersonal Skills
Promoting Cultural Sensitivity
Cultural
Competency: Tools and Resources- University of Michigan
Providers
Guide to Quality and Culture- Management Sciences for Health
Student
Handbook Contents: Communicating with Patients- University College Of
London
IV. Information for
Physicians on Cultures
American Indian Health- National Library of Medicine
CultureClues-
University of Washington Medical Center
Ethnomed.org
Medical Ethics
in Islam- International Strategy and Policy Institute
SPIRAL- This website is a joint initiative of the South Cove Community Health Center and Tufts University Hirsh Health Sciences Library. The project aims to:
* Increase electronic access to health information for consumers and health care providers of the South Cove Community Health Center and its affiliates by developing a web site to meet the information needs of the South Cove community.
* Provide consumer information in the languages of the community served, specifically Chinese, Cambodian, Vietnamese and Laotian.
* Teach health care providers to use the wide variety of Internet resources available to them and their patients including National Library of Medicine and Tufts University resources.
Cultural Diversity in
Health
Medline
Search
V. Languages
DHMC Services
Language and Deaf Interpreter needs are centrally coordinated for the hospital and Lebanon clinics through Care Management. To arrange an interpreter please call 650- 5792 Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00. For emergencies outside regular business hours please call the Social Worker on call, who can be reached through the hospital operator.
DiversityRx- Kaiser Foundation
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Health- MEDLINEplus
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Connections- eHealth Information Resources
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Consortium- American Medical Association
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Case Studies: Diversity and
Cultural Competency- American Medical Student Association
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Course- Medical University of South Carolina
Ethnogeriatric
Curriculum- Stanford University
New Hampshire Minority Health Coalition
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
(STFM) Core Curriculum Guidelines
Videorecording:
Worlds Apart : A four-part series on cross-cultural healthcare
by Maren Grainger-Monsen and Julia Haslett.
Imprint Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, c2003.
Matthews-Fuller Health Sciences Library
This film follows patients and families facing critical medical decisions as they navigate their
way through the health care system. Provides a look at a variety of patients' cultures and the
culture of medicine. The film raises an awareness about the role sociocultural barriers play in
patient-provider communication and in the provision of healthcare services for culturally and
ethnically diverse patients.
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Top of page | Copyright © 2008 Trustees of Dartmouth CollegeThis week for Anime Sunday I’m back with a Spring 2020 series. It’s my HameFura Episode 01 Impressions!
Plot: The plot of this first episode is typical for this particular sub-genre of the Tensei genre. There are plenty of series where a female lead is reincarnated into the villainess of an Otome Game, but HameFura is an adaptation of one of the more popular takes on that particular plot hook. It does a great job of it, though it does have a little bit too much comedy for this first episode, at least in my opinion. Maybe later episodes will be better.
Characters: Catarina is our main character and she’s pretty neat, although she’s not that talented and is incredibly dense at times in this first episode. The rest of the cast is pretty hilarious though.
Art: The art is pretty great, with Silver Link being the Animation studio for this adaptation. It’s not nearly ufotable quality, but it’s not Studio DEEN levels of terrible either.
Music: The musical score of this first episode is appropriate enough, but not too outstanding at least to me.
Overall: A decent series, though if you dislike main characters who are incredibly dense it may not be your cup of tea.
For those who like: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Fantasy, School Life, Fun Plot, Hilarious Cast of Characters.
Not for those who don’t like: Any of the above.I have a wierd problem - hoping someone might know what I am missing.
I double checked the MySQL data for the tables -all there - the php and.tpl files also seem to be there on the server.
found the issue - and thought I would post for future reference.
one file of the thousands that were ftp’d up to the site failed - func.php - reloaded this and all is well.
A paradox: High quality, wide variety, and the full spectrum of handicrafts are available in the different state emporiums on Baba Khadak Singh Marg...and Cottage Emporium on Janpath.....but both are expensive, costing 30 % higher than what you may get from the respective State/small town outlet. 

The Emporium complex - more than 20 states in all are all in a cluster, walking distance from Connaught place Inner circle. M

But asides the cost, it won't be feasible for you to travel the length and breadth of the country, which are as diverse as chalk and cheese. 

For example if you visit Jaipur you will get items from Rajasthan,mostly printed materials and trinkets.

Agra is famous for its leather products

Lucknow for the cotton embroidery....


The list is endless, and you need to travel thousand of kilometres....to save a few hundred rupees.

Edit : These outlets are run by the respective State Governments, with an aim to support