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• James Mitchell Reviews Heart of Africa by Sihle Khumalo

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot A long, appreciative look at Sihle Khumalo ’s latest: What does the heart of Africa mean to an African? The author of Dark Continent My Black Arse gets down and dirty (well, he sticks to public transport, so what do you expect?) in his quest to find the source of the Nile (which of several?), ...
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• Phil Murray Reviews On the Back Roads by Dana Snyman

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot This book rekindles that recurring idea: to give up the madness and the rat race, rummage for the old, “worn Shell road map”, fill ‘er up and just drive. Dana Snyman seems to be really living his life, travelling the small, unknown roads through South Africa, and telling the stories of simple, ...
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• Protein blocking may prevent blinding disease

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Blocking a protein that battles infection may help thwart a common cause of vision loss in chronic diseases such as diabetes, Medical College of Georgia (Augusta) researchers say. The protein, interleukin-6, prompts inflammation—a healthy and sometimes lifesaving defense against invaders such as bacteria and ...
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• Smit vs Joost: the Captain in the Cauldron Cracks the Man in the Mirror

  
  BOOK SA - News — Authority: 508
  Alert! According to a recent report, in the battle of the brawny rugby books, John Smit’s biography Captain in the Cauldron is edging Joost van der Westhuizen’s memoir-with-extras, Man in the Mirror . For the record, in the scrum that is BOOK SA’s BOOK Finder search engine , Joost’s tome is outpacing ...
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• Brian Hough Reviews Talking Balls: A Collection of Light-Hearted Writings About Sport

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: stick It would appear that the book’s content has been restricted to (this) Bishop and close mates, with the addition of a few high-profile writers. In this respect the authors/editors may well have dropped the ball. You will find anecdotal material - some current, some from the archives - about Gary ...
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• Hoya Surgical Optics Enters US Marketplace

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Hoya Surgical Optics based in Chino Hills, California is a global company focused on meeting the needs of surgeons and patients worldwide.  They are the world’s 4 th largest intraocular lens (IOL) manufacturer and distributor. Hoya Surgical Optics leverages more than 65 years of experience in precision optics ...
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• Legislation Introduced to Allow Healthcare Providers to Report Stark Law Violations

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Rep. Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) introduced HR 3556, which would provide a mechanism for healthcare providers and suppliers to disclose actual and potential violations of the physician self-referral law, according to a release form Rep. McDermott’s office. The bill gives the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ...
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• Smith & Nephew Announces TRUCATH Spinal Injection System

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Smith & Nephew Biologics & Spine has launched the TRUCATH◊ Spinal Injection System, a new system for performing transforaminal epidural injections, according to a Smith & Nephew news release. The TRUCATH◊ system is designed to reduce the risks associated with epidural pain management procedures by ...
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• Patrick Leeman Reviews The Wonga Coup by Adam Roberts

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot The Wonga Coup by Adam Roberts tells the story of the attempted coup in Equitorial Giunea in 2004 by a group of ex-British SAS officers. With the recent release of some of the plotters from Equitorial Guinea - including Simon Mann, who’s threatened to spill the beans - Patrick Leeman gives ...
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• Jenny Handley Reviews Choral Society by Prue Leith

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot Prue Leith has been described as one of South Africa’s finest exports, first for her culinary talents, and now with her fourth delicious taste of fiction on the menu, there can be no doubt about her reputation as a success story. Complete review in at IOL Tonight Book Details The ...
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• Two Carrots for Daddy’s Girl by Margie Orford

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  One from Jennifer Crocker and one from Stephanie Alexander: Smart, sassy and, dare one say it, sexy - Margie Orford’s latest offering in the Clare Hart series, Daddy’s Girl, is all of these things and more. Smart because it is highly unlikely Orford could write anything but a clever book and her fans will once ...
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• Premium IOL’s is it worth it

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Traveling over multiple Midwestern states, I ask surgeons what works for them in their practice, or what is a new problem for them today.  In the market, one common factor continually popping up from today’s surgeon is “ marketing ”. Many of the surgeons said that their patients sell the new IOL ’s for them ...
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• IOL: Mayor Plato smacked

  
  Abahlali baseMjondolo - Sekwanele! — Authority: 434
  http://antieviction.org.za/2009/11/18/media-mayor-plato-smacked/ Mayor Plato smacked On a surprise visit to the Blikkiesdorp transition camp in Delft, Mayor Dan Plato was smacked, cursed, sworn at and branded a liar by long-suffering, angry residents. This after Plato angered them by dismissing their complaints ...
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• Begging to Be Black Author Antjie Krog On How Wrong We Are When It Comes to Right and Wrong

  
  Zebra — Authority: 120
  Antjie Krog’s Cape Town Press Club launch for Begging to Be Black - the third volume in a trilogy that began with Country of My Skull - centred on the concepts of right and wrong in South Africa. Krog asserted that our perceptions of what’s right and what’s wrong remain warped by our country’s warped ...
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• Indiana Names Deputy Director for Medicaid Fraud Unit

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  Timothy J. McClure was sworn in as the new deputy director of the Indiana Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, according to a report in Inside Indiana Business. Mr. McClure will report to Director Allen K. Pope and will serve as one of 145 deputy attorneys general for Indiana. The Indiana MFCU investigates Medicaid ...
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• Lesley Byram Reviews La Petite Ferme Cookbook: Franschhoek

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: glazed carrot La Petite Ferme, tucked into the slopes of the Middagkrans Mountain overlooking the Franschhoek valley hooks many regulars en route to what is considered the gastronomic capital of South Africa and everyone seems to know that booking well in advance is essential. With an awesome view of the ...
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• FDA: Approval of ReGen’s Menaflex Knee Device Should be Re-Evaluated

  
  Cataract Outsourcing — Authority: 145
  FDA approval of ReGen Biologics’ Menaflex knee device needs to be completely re-evaluated, according to a new FDA preliminary report. The report said there wasn’t enough evidence to dispel questions about outside influence on the approval, which was granted in December 2008. It reported “multiple departures ...
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• Venilla Yoganathan Reviews The Book of the Dead by Kgebetli Moele

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot A short but succinct take on Kgebetli Moele ’s latest, which deserves more notice than it has received to date: Just when you begin to wonder where this story about Khutso - who grew up poor in Masakeng but steered clear of the negative elements around him to make something of his life - is ...
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• Joanne Hichens Reviews Fuse by SA Partridge

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot from the usually krimi-oriented Joanne Hichens , incorporating a thought or two from Robin Malan. Brothers Justin and Kendall are brought closer as Kendall is forced to flee ‘the suburbs’, and Justin goes with him. The brothers bond more deeply in the second half of the novel as they survive ...
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• Omeshnie Naidoo Reviews Small Moving Parts by Sally-Ann Murray

  
  BOOK SA - Reviews — Authority: 434
  Verdict: carrot Most intriguing about this ordinary story is the manner in which it is told. Sometimes, in the novel, the language almost relishes a vernacular idiom; claiming its right to the printed page. At other times, the language stretches this ordinariness in another direction, chafing against the ...
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