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adaptability, and its continuous efforts to refine one of the most important inventions of the nineteenth century. (See Exhibit 1 for timeline of major events in Singer’s history.) In 1860, The New York Times proclaimed, “What the telegraph is to the commercial world […] the sewing machine is to the domestic.”3 A typical seamstress needed more than 14 hours to stitch a man’s shirt. Early commercial sewing machines could do the same job in slightly more than one hour. Originally called “The Great Civilizer

indeed! In their first article, Glouberman and Mintzberg take a broad view of the health care system and identify four aspects—care, cure, control, and community—that function to a large part independently and under different mindsets. They see that as one reason why it is so “enormously difficult” to control the overall system. In their second article, the authors focus on how closer coordination of the four quadrants could be achieved. Mintzberg and Glouberman refer to “curtains” that inhibit communication

work, Pieter could make contacts in China, in 1977, just after the cultural revolution. Overwhelmed by the rich history of the land his attention was captured and stayed focused on "China". Years later, around 1990, when he was unofficially retired, one of his daughters in-law suggested they take a wine course together. They did, and again passion struck him, this time for the "wonders of wine and vine". So it is not amazing that the idea to write about "wine in China" grew and took shape. What is