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Towering over both Black Mountain and Montreat is the much-beloved Walkertown Ridge mountain range, which has been known locally as the Seven Sisters since the early 20th century.
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I am accustomed to diminishing the importance of an individual dancer's history in the course of a staged performance. Unconsciously, it's as if I imagine performers congealing for a moment on a stage in order to manifest the agenda of an invisible author. For dancers, especially, it is always about the body — the body as a structure capable of grace and choreographed strength. Over the last month, artist Jaye Rhee debuted a 4-channel video piece that engages the body as a minimalist structure, while emphasizing the dancers' previous life in The Merce Cunningham Dance Company. The Flesh and the Book places these figures in a musical score of five rubber bands, flattening a three-dimensional space into an illusion of two. The bodies enact a series of choreographed gestures, who's style and form evoke a Cunningham past — like moving archives of embodied knowledge. The Flesh and the Book, closes tomorrow at Doosan Gallery, 533 West 25th St. in New York.
Caroline Picard: How did you first conceive of The Flesh and The Book?
Jaye Rhee: In 2007, I made the work called "Notes." At that time, I was interested in re-producing two things: a popular children's play called "Rubber Band Play," and re-staging visually resembling it as musical notes. It is also known as "Chinese Jump Rope" in America.
The rubber band play requires memorizing all the steps and jumps from the beginning till the end as rules with repeated practice. That, I think, is methodologically similar to learning playing music instrument in a way because learning a musical instrument also requires both brain and body memory. So the Chinese Jump Rope Play and leaning a musical instrument become parallel. I wanted to re-produce both events at the same time.
Rules and regulations often governed my childhood and I couldn't help but think of that when I worked on the Notes.
When I worked on Notes, I knew that it would become the mother piece of another work. One art work often yields another work. Even though I am the one who creates the work, it is as if the work has a life of its own, one more quick-witted than me. In other words, many times, art works are a lot smarter than I am.
I was sure of two things when I worked on The Flesh and the Book: 1) I am going to play with space more, for example, three-dimensional space transformed into two-dimensional space. Only the size of the figures and trace of the movements will allow viewers to feel the space. 2) I want to work with mature dancers.
I did not have title for the new work. While pondering that, I happened to think of the poem Brise Marine by Stephane Mallarmé, and the first line reads, "The flesh is sad, Alas! and I have read all the books."
I wrote the sentence down on my sketchbook. And after some time, especially when I started to meet dancers for the project, I realized that my knowledge of dance and dancers did not come from direct bodily experience, but had been learned through books. It is completely out of context of the poem, but the words flesh and book stayed in the title. Also, it is hard not to think of book as music sheets, flesh as body, and dance.
CP: What is like working with the dancers that used to work for Merce Cunningham? Did you spend a long time developing the piece with them?
JR: It took a long time to find dancers. When I started to search for dancers, I looked for dancers who had gone through the transitional stage in their career as dancers. Many dancers face career changes early in their lives compared to other profession. And being a dancer is not just a profession but is also an identity. Thus I didn't want to work with dancers who were physically young. I searched for dancers who already experienced the high peak of their physical youth, in other words, someone who has already been there.
While I was still searching for dancers in 2011, Merce Cunningham company disbanded; that event made me wanted to work with them even more. I always liked the geometric quality that Merce Cunningham company had and was excited to work with them. They seem to embody a reminder — something that was once there. We know what they were, we will remember it. It's like a once-young body, or the idea youth.
It took a while to meet Cunningham's dancers. In the beginning, I attended Merce Cunningham dance workshops and met many great modern dancers who were not necessarily Cunningham's. Then again at the Cunningham's technique classes in Fall of 2012, I met original dancers of Merce Cunningham with a help from Robert Swinston.
The dancers I worked with are great. Once I met them, I knew that it was going to be great. Everything went very rapidly.
CP: You also had another collaborator with this work, Elliott Sharp. How did you all work together? What were the dynamics like?
JR: I asked Elliott to come up with specific sound that I can use for the project, and he gave me 67 sound files. I selected ones that are appropriate for the dancer's movements. Communicating with other artists is not always easy. Art is abstract, concept is abstract, and language itself is abstract. But then there is a moment that everything intersects. That's when the magic happens.
CP: I feel like you're interested in the body as a unit, of some kind. Everyone wears black, standing in relation to the same 5-line structure in an otherwise white space. In your case, however, you platform the dancers' history. Do you feel like something of that history with Cunningham is ghosted into the viewers' experience? What happens to the dancers' history with Merce Cunningham in The Flesh and The Book?
JR: I was more interested in the character and history of individual dancers under the umbrella of Merce Cunningham Company. Cunningham dancer's movements are Mercified but individually they all have different characteristics. We all have different history as individuals, but there are also larger histories which a family shares as a smallest unit of the society, then there are larger groups and larger groups…..and so on. Merce Cunningham dancers make up another kind of familial unit. Even though the dancers' movements were different, a few audiences actually recognized that the dancers somehow evoke Merce Cunningham's style.
CP: Thinking about the work asa 4-channel piece, and then seeing framed stills from the video, I wanted to ask you about movement and how that ties in. In other words, does the piece change for you if the "movement" (which refers I think to music and dance) is extracted? How do you think of your photographs as compared to your video?
JR: I consider these mediums separate, with different approaches for both. It's like siblings with same parents. Each medium has its own life. Different mediums show different aspect of one thing. I use the photographs because they capture the 2- dimensional representational quality.
CP: How does this piece ties into some of your other work? I noticed that you have done a number of works that play with the idea and structure of environment. I was thinking about Bambi, for instance, or Polar Bear, Swan, Cherry Blossoms, Niagra; really so many of your works seem to juxtapose a still tableau with a playful in-time interaction. Is The Flesh and The Book on a similar tip?
JR: For The Flesh and the Book, the performers held a string (thick black rubber band) between them. The strings were at least 3 meters away from each other. I really wanted to expand the idea of transforming 3-dimensional space into a 2-dimensional tableau look. So that a viewer can only feel the space by following the dancers' movements very carefully and watching the body scale change. The Flesh and the Book is a special work which is leading my interest into working in 3-dimensional space. I think I can say, the lines between performers sort of played the role of a tableau – an invisible and flexible tableau.


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§ 114.225.2, RSMo Supp. 2002. Furthermore, all computerized voting systems must provide a paper audit trail. § 115.225.3, RSMo Supp. 2002.
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As a foreigner in the country since last year, my view is that Dominicans had to choose their poison in this occasion. In a country such as this (too much presidential power, the incumbent party dominating most other instances of power anyway) more continuity might slowly but ultimately undermine democracy in the name of stability.
Happily though, the Dominican government is not all-powerful as in nearby petrostate Venezuela-for example-which I think would constitute a definitive ingredient for disaster in the island.
WITH eight out of ten ballots counted, the ruling party looks on course to win a narrow first-round victory in the Dominican Republic's presidential election. Danilo Medina (pictured), of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), appears to have won just over 51% of yesterday's vote, which would be enough to avoid a run-off election next month. His main rival, Hipólito Mejía, of the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), has got just under 47% of the votes counted so far.
Mr Mejía's camp has cried foul. In the run-up to the election, voters had reported being offered upwards of 1,000 pesos ($26) for their voting credentials, to prevent them from casting a ballot. The PLD, which has the resources of the state behind it, has been fingered most often, though there have been accusations of similar shenanigans on all sides. A team of observers from the Organisation of American States, a regional body, confirmed incidents of vote-buying, but so far is saying that it was not sufficiently widespread to affect the fairness of the poll. The PRD has said it will contest the result.
There is little to split the candidates in ideological terms. Mr Mejía's campaign was damaged by the perception that he was the risky option, a reputation that he earned during a spell as president between 2000 and 2004 when the country suffered a major banking crisis. Gaffes on the campaign trail did not make him look any more professional. Mr Medina, by contrast, has billed himself as a safe pair of hands. He has served under Leonel Fernández, the outgoing president, and his running mate is the current first lady, Margarita Cedeño. His campaign posters declare that "the best change is safe change", and no one is expecting big surprises from a Medina government.
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I like the processing on this shot. It creates an eerie image. >>>>peter
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Really like this Cliff, it has a fantastic 3D effect with the church projecting out of the image. The toning has also given a really nice effect and taken away the harshness that sometimes comes with conventional black and white. Even the wife likes this one .. thinks its very "Bram Stokerish"
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Hi All thanks for the great comments, they are very much appreciated.
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not so convinced by this one as your previous upload...find there is a very strong contrast between the church and the sky..suppose it's the marmite effect..nothing at all wrong with the processing....might crop slightly on the left and clone out the wires perhaps?
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wow nick what a cracker, thank you for your comments on my album i see what you mean by black and white. truly wonderful.
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very good like from me. thanks for your comments christine.
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Evidence for a Myotomal Hox/Myf Cascade Governing Nonautonomous Control of Rib Specification within Global Vertebral Domains
Evidence for a Myotomal Hox/Myf Cascade Governing Nonautonomous Control of Rib Specification within Global Vertebral Domains
Developmental Cell, Volume 18, Issue 4,
Pages 655-661,
Publication Date 20 April 2010
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DOI: 10.1016/j.devcel.2010.02.011
Tânia Vinagre
Natalia Moncaut
Marta Carapuço
Ana Nóvoa
Joana Bom
Moisés Mallo
Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, Rua da Quinta Grande 6, 2780-156 Oeiras, Portugal
Department of Histology and Embryology, School of Medicine, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal
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Present address: Section of Gene Function and Regulation, The Institute of Cancer Research, Chester Beatty Laboratories, London SW3 6JB, UK
Present address: Unidade de Morfogenese e Reparação de Tecidos, Instituto de Medicina Molecular, Universidade de Lisboa, Avenida Professor Egas Moniz, 1649-028 Lisbon, Portugal
► Hox group 6 genes are able to induce ribs ► Hox group 6 and 10 proteins regulate Myf5/Myf6 expression in the hypaxial myotome ► Myf5 and Myf6 have a redundant nonmyogenic role in rib development ► Myf5/Myf6 convey information to the sclerotome using a cell nonautonomous mechanism
Hox genes are essential for the patterning of the axial skeleton. Hox group 10 has been shown to specify the lumbar domain by setting a rib-inhibiting program in the presomitic mesoderm (PSM). We have now produced mice with ribs in every vertebra by ectopically expressing Hox group 6 in the PSM, indicating that Hox genes are also able to specify the thoracic domain. We show that the information provided by Hox genes to specify rib-containing and rib-less areas is first interpreted in the myotome through the regional-specific control of Myf5 and Myf6 expression. This information is then transmitted to the sclerotome by a system that includes FGF and PDGF signaling to produce vertebrae with or without ribs at different axial levels. Our findings offer a new perspective of how Hox genes produce global patterns in the axial skeleton and support a redundant nonmyogenic role of Myf5 and Myf6 in rib formation.


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Ah...Anasazi...observant or not...apparently it wasn't enough to win one....oh well, at least the contest was fun
Hi David and Albert!!!Sending my loving energy!Oh David I am so happy..so elated .Thank you ..Christa I was not as observant as you..on the tee shirt all the time..but I am so happy..thank you David and Albert.Blessing and love to you.
Hi David, last post was for my 40th many years ago through my ex, my head's now back in order n starting to rock again! When are you coming back to sunny Scotland? My wee one has asked that I take her to your next show, Look after yourself, Alan
Steve...Yes…my tee shirt wasn't much of a clue, was it…:)…Pandora…No, not at all…just had them both cleaned up after several years of discomfort, wear & tear, etc…Still somewhat tender, but, hopefully, I'll be back playing imaginary tennis very soon…Hi, Anasazi!…Christa…That's may girl…On the tee shirt all the time…Ha Ha!!…My sincere congrats to the winners & just wait 'til you see what Poor Ol' Overworked Albert & I have up our sleeves for the next one…Coming Soon…OOO-ER!!!…Love & LIGHT to You & Yours…XX -
Missmo: I was wondering what happened to you. Glad to see you are vertical, breathing, ambulatory and happy. We are waiting for spring to come. Won't be here until the end of April. Also, I hope that Poor Albert lists the winners of DC's latest contest. I think that I MIGHT be one. Have a great weekend and keep in touch on the board. Cheers, Giovanni Castellano
Good Morning David, Congrats on your anniversary. I've been with you since the early 80's and will continue to do so, God willing. Have you moved into the new man cave yet? I would love to hear an acoustical album from you and the boys or how bout a Rock Opera? Hey Giovanni and other WS friends, I'm still alive and well in Fl. Hope to stay in touch more often. Love xx Missmo
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The World Health Organization (WHO) defines interprofessional education (IPE) as a process that "occurs when students from two or more professions learn about, from, and with each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes."1
To be effective and caring health care providers, nurses, pharmacists and others must be able to work in a team-based, patient-centered environment upon graduation.
At Wilkes University, our nursing and pharmacy programs are dedicated to enhancing IPE. Our curricula include IPE experiences in both the didactic and experiential portions of training. IPE begins with first year pharmacy (P1) and sophomore nursing students participating in an "Early Learner" event. Through small group discussions and a large group debrief, interprofessional and ethical issues are highlighted. Included in this event are first year medical students from The Commonwealth Medical College (TCMC) in Scranton. In subsequent years, P2 pharmacy students engage with other health care professionals by participating in introductory pharmacy practice experiences (IPPE) in physician offices and a local visiting nurses association. During the P3/junior nursing years, our students engage with each other during simulated home health visits and in a high fidelity simulation involving a patient with an emergent medical issue.
A major element of IPE at Wilkes is our participation in the Northeast/Central Pennsylvania Interprofessional Education Coalition (NECPA/IPEC). The NECPA IPEC consists of a group of faculty members from 11 different colleges and universities in the region whose goal is to promote IPE to all healthcare students in our region. Wilkes University has provided leadership to the NECPA IPEC since its inception. The centerpiece of the coalition's activities is an annual IPE collaborative care summit involving learners from all member colleges/universities across the region. The summit consists of small interprofessional group discussions surrounding a patient case with a specific focus on interprofessional communication, roles and responsibilities and teamwork. Our P3 and senior nursing students attend the summit each year. In 2013 over 700 students from 17 health professions participated in the summit! The NECPA IPEC is also dedicated to faculty development and scholarship. For more information or to get involved in the NECPA IPEC, go to www.necpaipec.com.
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- EDUCATION: Tufts University
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"If I weren't a reporter, I believe I'd be doing something with animals or kids. A few years ago, I did a story on the Big Apple Circus' outreach program known as clown care. I was allowed to take on a clown persona…Dr. Ditsie…and come along with the other clown doctors as they visited sick children at a local hospital in NYC. … It was one of the most moving experiences I have ever had."
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Meredith Vieira was born on December 30, 1953 in Providence, Rhode Island. Upon graduating from Tufts University in 1975 with a degree in English, Vieira immediately began pursuing her dreams of a career in broadcast journalism. She started as a news announcer for a Worcester, Massachusetts radio station, but soon started working as an on-air reporter for WCBS-TV in New York City.
Among her early assignments were the 1980 Republication National Convention in Detroit and an award-winning series on child molestation. In January 1982, Vieira became a reporter for CBS News in its Chicago bureau; she was named a correspondent two years later. In Chicago, she met Richard Cohen, a TV news producer; the couple married in 1986, a year after Vieira moved back to New York and began working as a principal correspondent on the CBS newsmagazine West 57th. In 1989, Vieira won four Emmy Awards for stories she reported on West 57th during its 1987-88 season.
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From 1989 to 1991, Vieira was a co-editor of CBS's acclaimed newsmagazine 60 Minutes. She worked on the award-winning segment "Ward 5A," about the first AIDS ward in San Francisco, and won a fifth Emmy Award for "Thy Brother's Keeper," a report about Christians who saved Jews during the Holocaust. Vieira also frequently anchored CBS Morning News and worked as contributing national correspondent on CBS Evening News With Dan Rather. In June 1991, she became contributing correspondent for the CBS News primetime series Verdict as well, reporting on actual courtroom trials.
After the birth of her first son, Ben, in 1989, Vieira had scaled back her work on West 57th, and her limited schedule had continued when she started working for 60 Minutes. But in 1991, when she became pregnant with her second child, 60 Minutes producer Don Hewitt announced that the show needed a full-time correspondent. Their dispute became public, and Vieira subsequently left the program.
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Vieira had her second son, Gabe, in 1991 and her daughter Lily in 1993. In October 1993, she joined ABC News as chief correspondent for Turning Point, which premiered in March 1994. In 1995, she won her sixth Emmy Award for the report "Inside the Hate Conspiracy: America's Terrorists," about a white supremacist group.
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It's going to be awesome just to see Shinji Mikami's take on horror with super natural elements instead of Resident Evil's sci-fi explanations for how enemies exist.
Yes, he was the creative producer of Shadows of the Damned(great game btw) but it wasn't quite horror with Goichi Suda's punk rock twist and all.
I hope this will be a psychological horror game, and not action horror like RE series. I also hope there would be no guns, only close combat weapons. That would put the player in the worst situation.
bring it on shinji! very good. surely gonna try this one eventhough the graphics ain't that good enough.
This game will officially scare THE LIVING SHIT outta me .............................. D:
Holy SHIT! That looks like a glorious rebirth of the golden age of horror games. That monster at the end scared me due to its hideousness. Wow! Can't wait!!!
Looks very much like a new Resident Evil that captures the feel of the old Resident Evil games.
i don't know i should like mikami because he made some good franchises or dislike him because he ruined RE 4 .
i maybe the only person that hate RE 4 because i like classic gameplay much more than this action casual gameplay.
What other game would dare to compete in this genre on 2014. I hate when some of the game genres have just gone to extinction. Let's ask ourselves how many great rail shooter or non-online multiplayer adventure games lunched in the past 3 years on Xbox 360 or PS3 you could think of. Majority spends on brain-dead shooter while minoriy loves pure scary.
Now is the darkest era for Capcom. They keeps losing the best on each genre. I guess their management must be so much corrupt.
I am intrested and it not made by capcom so might actual be good, RE series has be shit in my eyes since since Code Veronica
The Id tech 5 engine is hideous. The game is artistically pretty, but dated looking graphically.
Wow. People talk about graphics and saying that this seems to like this or that. I dont know if any of it is true and the graphs dont matter that much. It doesnt make the game that much better. More or less I am interested of the story and how the game play works. this could be good if it is same type that what early silent hill and resident evil was.
Looking forward to see more about this game. Never jump to the hype train or never judge before you know anything about the game.
I have to say compared to the other Next Gen games, the graphics on this one didn't look that next gen, looked like it would fit comfortably on the 360 or ps3. But the premise looks reasonable, wouldn't expect less from Bethesda. Just not that moved graphically.
Looked great in the beginning but after seeing that thing with 4 legs at the end, it's Silent Hill/R.Evil for 1000th time!
I've been thristy for a survival horror game for a VERY LONG time. THANK GOD SHINJI MIKAMI IS BACK IN THE GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pretty awesome trailer! ending was necromorphically grudge shit scary!!, hopefully with a scary ass sound track, good story line and already good graphics... this game should deliver, fer sure!!
And it took all this time to get true horror back again, God only knows how long the next drought will be.
Yes, but the Silent Hill series ended with the fourth installment.
And no, current gen "entries" don't count. Those atrocities weren't supposed to happen.
@komil could look better, than SH, but talking about drama, story writing, and emotional connection, no game can match silent hill 2. this one is far from it
@Davhut the gameplay looks solid. a lot better than previously-survival-horror-now-shoot-em-up-with-bad-controls-and-awfull-gameplay resident evil. nuff said'
@Pelezinho777 just that this looks good and resident evil is crap. just that observation.
@slayerSS-3 @komil I admitt that I had high hopes when ´´Downpour´´ was announced...I even forced myself right to the end (endings) of that lame excuse of a game , just to confirm that the real problem was the storywritting that turns to a pointless moral lesson instead of letting the player really face the despair of a father who would do ANYTHING to avenge his son brutal violation/murder. There was no real horror there, nor human ,nor supernatural...it takes more than the name of a good franchise to make a good horror game.I really hope Shinji will succeed...
Agreed without reservation, just I feel if it is going to compete, then it needs to capitalize on the standard of graphics engines such as Frostbite 3 etc.


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2009 Summer Reading Assignment
WHY and HOW did the College choose In the Hot Zone, by Kevin Sites?
A group of staff, faculty, and students served as the selection committee for the Common Summer Reading of 2009. Our choice, In the Hot Zone, by Kevin Sites, presents a highly-controversial look at one man's journey through several war zones and conflict areas around the globe. Despite its tone and tenor, the group found the book to have such merit that we recommend it to the entire community. Indeed, the student members of the group were undeniably enthusiastic about the prospect of assigning this book. Sites' journey to the 20 war zones provides a clear and compelling view of war, its combatants, and its collateral casualties. We believe that it is important that our students understand the nature of that which pervades the lives of so many citizens of the world. Our student readers found that the book motivated them for change, and while they were shocked by the explicit descriptions of the brutality of war, they found Sites's descriptions haunting and memorable.
It is our hope that the book's depictions of war will make students recognize that they need to know about what is going on in the world as the world is, and not how they want it to be.
The book is arranged in small chapters with multiple sections, and it is accompanied by Sites' startling DVD documentary that includes footage from some of the war zones about which he writes. The book's format and its accompanying visual material is thus an expansion of the sound bites to which many readers are now accustomed. At the same time, the book is not a collection of disconnected pieces of information. There is a logical order to the dispatches, and each brings up and/or further addresses issues that Sites carries throughout his book. The sequence of events are easy to follow, and information about politics, history, and culture is blended into the narrative of Sites' journey. While accessible, there is a lot of information in the background narrative that will challenge you, and the book and its concomitant issues will lend itself to year-long common discussions and experiences. Part of the learning process includes critical dialogue and debate in carefully-reasoned academic and endorsing environments.
HOW will we use In the Hot Zone this coming year?
You will begin your discussion of the book during Orientation, during which time you, your classmates, your student ALPHAs, and your First-Year Seminar professor will examine the themes and content of the book. You are expected to have completed the book by your arrival on campus in August. Then, members of the community will speak to you at an evening lecture scheduled for August 25th. The panelists at this event (termed BookRevue) are not yet selected, but they will probably include both a journalist and a veteran US Army Officer. Over the course of the fall semester, you will be invited to join a roundtable dinner discussion that will include members of the staff, faculty, and the Salisbury community as they discuss the book (and its larger themes of global issues) in a more intimate setting.
This book will also be read by several hundred people in the Rowan-Salisbury community, as it is one part of the annual Rowan Reading Challenge. During the challenge, Salisbury residents from all walks of life — farmers, merchants, doctors, teachers, retirees, attorneys, students — read several books and hear talks about each in a large public venue. This year's Reading Challenge event will be in October, and interested Catawba students may attend. Because so many members of the College and local community will be reading this book you will have many opportunities on campus (in class, during extra curriculars) and off (in casual conversation with members of the community) to see multiple perspectives on the issues that Sites's work brings to us.
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Emerging Kerala 2012
Welcome to Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) - the Government agency for industrial and investment promotion in Kerala. Formed in 1961 with the objective of promoting, stimulating, financing and facilitating the development of large and medium scale industries in Kerala, KSIDC acts as a promotional agency involved in catalyzing the development of physical and social infrastructure required for constant growth of industry in the State. We offer professional guidance and support for potential investors through a comprehensive set of services that include developing business ideas, identifying viable projects, providing financial assistance, guidance and assistance for implementation. We have a proven track record of attracting a commendable volume of investment to the State.
Over the years KSIDC has promoted many pioneers in the corporate sector including KELTRON, Hindustan Latex Ltd, Kerala Minerals & Metals Ltd, Tata Tea Ltd, Harrisons Malayalam Ltd, Kerala Hitech Industries (present BrahMos Aerospace Trivandrum), Regional Cancer Centre, Malabar Cements Ltd, Kerala State Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Excel Glasses Ltd, Kerala Automobiles Ltd, Cochin Stock Exchange Ltd, Cochin International Airport Ltd, BSES Kerala Power Ltd, Kerala Ayurveda Pharmacy Ltd, Lakeshore Hospital & Research Centre, etc.
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SESTAT is the Scientists and Engineers Statistical Data System. This integrated data system is a unique source of longitudinal information on the education and employment of the college-educated U.S. science and engineering workforce. These data are collected through three biennial surveys:
The NSCG is the core of SESTAT providing data on the U.S. scientists and engineers (S&E) workforce with at least a bachelor's degree. The NSRCG supplements these data with the inflow of recent college graduates at the bachelor's and master's degree level. The SDR further supplements SESTAT with the stock and inflow of U.S.-degreed doctoral level scientists and engineers.
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Morningside College Music Department to present concert
The Morningside College Music Department will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13, in Eppley Auditorium, 3625 Garretson Ave. This event is free and open to the public.
The Morningside Symphonic Wind Ensemble, clarinet ensemble, saxophone ensemble and brass ensemble will be performing at the concert. David Lambert and Jay O'Leary direct the ensembles.
The Symphonic Wind Ensemble will perform "Kirkpatrick Fanfare" by Andrew Boysen Jr., "October" by Eric Whitacre, and "Joy Revisited" by Frank Ticheli. The brass ensemble will perform "Susato Suite" by Tylman Susato. The saxophone ensemble will perform "Minuet and Polonaise" by Telemann, "Rondo" by J.C. Bach, "Gavotte" by Kirnberger, and "Song and Polka" by Percy Hall. The clarinet ensemble will perform "Grazioso" by Vivaldi, "Fantasia" by Paul Harvey, "Gigue" by Yvonne Desportes, and "Scott Joplin Rags" arranged by Peter Spink.


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I noticed when you were on MADMOMMA's count down you posted 5, 4, 3 and 1 after 58 why? You have 2,045,635 you are not a newcomer, so what gives? why spoil it for others? Only one post per day, after 58 should be #57!
ON Madmomma thread...only 1 post per day please ! You posted an additional 4.
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Congratulations on posting for 400 consecutive days. that's commitment. Happy New Year. .YB.Shep
Congratulations on having the dedication to post for 400 consecutive days. Have a Wonderful 2014! Warren :)
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Thank you for posting on my 1-2-3-4-5 count. Hope to see you again.
Congratulations on 300 consecutive days posting, that's dedication. In two years YB. Shep
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