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Right after Francis Ford Coppola turned a Mafia family's travails into grand opera with 1972's "The Godfather," which went on to win 1972's best-picture Oscar, he topped himself in 1974 with "The Godfather, Part II," which became the first sequel to ever win the award. Later on, while preparing to film 1979's "Apocalypse Now," he tossed those Oscars out the window, shattering all but one. He was enraged that he couldn't convince major stars such as Steve McQueen and Al Pacino to be his headliner. Eventually Marlon Brando did sign on. "The success … went to my head like a rush of perfume," Coppola recalled. "I thought I couldn't do anything wrong."
Excess – fueled by fame, fortune and self-serving, often-destructive behavior -- often goes hand in hand with success, especially in the movie biz. Few film history books proved that as well as "Easy Rider, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-and-Rock 'n' Roll Generation Saved Hollywood. It is still considered the bible of the golden age of '70s that nurtured such directing talents as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, William Friedkin, Peter Bogdanovich, Roman Polanski, Robert Altman, Hal Ashby and Warren Beatty --even 15 years after its paperback edition was published.
Written by Peter Biskind (an executive editor at now-defunct "Premiere" magazine and contributing editor at "Vanity Fair"), the juicy warts-and-all account pulled back the curtain on a wild-and-woolly decade whose repercussions are still felt today. It became a must-read for the industry--if only to check the index for a mention.
Biskind had written two previous volumes, including a collection of "Godfather" trivia, but, "they didn't make much of a splash," he told me. By comparison, the reaction to "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" was more a Tinseltown tidal wave. "I remember being in Times Square when it came out, and there was a huge billboard lit up promoting the book. I did a huge amount of press on the morning TV shows. I thought every book would be like that."
Not quite. "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" – which covers the making of such seminal films as "Taxi Driver," "The Last Picture Show," "The French Connection," "Shampoo," "Heaven Can Wait," "Chinatown," "Jaws" and "Star Wars" -- has never been out of print, and the author still gets residuals from its sales.
That hasn't kept Biskind from writing. His eighth tome, "The Eve of Destruction: The Rise of Culture in an Era of Political Polarization," is due next year. He recently got on the phone to discuss the lasting impact of the era known as New Hollywood as well as the ongoing repercussions from "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls."
Many of the filmmakers – you did more than 400 interviews – weren't happy with the way you portrayed them in the book. Altman was especially harsh, calling it, "hate mail" and describing you as "the worst kind of human being I know." Spielberg told Roger Ebert that "every single word in that book about me is either erroneous or a lie." Coppola was also critical and claimed you sought out people who had a negative view about him. How did that make you feel?
It was very upsetting for me. In the" San Francisco Chronicle," Altman said he wished I were dead. I didn't blame them for being angry. But I also felt, in the case of Coppola, that he made three great movies, the two "Godfathers" and "The Conversation." His place in film history is secure. If I had made those films, I wouldn't give a damn what anyone wrote about me. I always liked what Billy Friedkin ("The French Connection," "The Exorcist") told Oliver Stone, who ran into him, if I remember correctly, at a urinal in a men's bathroom at some restaurant in L.A. They started talking about the book. Stone said something like, "I hear you were a real motherfucker in the '70s." Friedkin said, "Eh, it's only a book."
People reacted to it differently, but a lot of these guys had very thin skins. I did patch things up with Coppola again. We were both invited on a cruise in 2000 by Bob Shaye (founder of New Line Cinema) and we had a bit of a go-round. It ended on friendly terms. No one likes to have their personal life paraded in public.
Still, one reason the book was so unique and became a must-read is that you tried to show what these talented men were truly like, the good, the bad and the in-between. You must have known you were taking a risk.
People in the film business are used to being treated like kings and princes, while I was trying to portray them as real people. Sure, it may have been unfair in some places, but you can't be too respectful. I was tell readers what it was like to live through that era, not writing obituaries. I've said this a million times, but I might as well say it once more: I wrote about their personal lives because this was an era of personal filmmaking within the studio system. That was what was so remarkable about it. And it was impossible to understand their films, and why a lot of these guys crashed and burned in the early '80s without understanding their personal lives.
Some of your subjects, like Altman, Hal Ashby and Dennis Hopper, have passed away. Others like Lucas, Bogdanovich and Coppola work occasionally, if at all. But Spielberg and Scorsese are as prolific and successful than ever. What sets them apart? And how are they different now than they were then?
Spielberg always had a different agenda. In my view, he set out to turn the clock back on sophisticated, anti-genre films being made by Altman, (Arthur) Penn, even Coppola and Hopper. He and Lucas were very clear about returning to the serials of the '30s. Spielberg has thrived because those are the kinds of films that have found favor today. They travel well, and the foreign market is very important now. Scorsese, on the other hand, has always been the most dedicated of the whole group. Filmmaking is his life, and even when he experienced a series of reversals, he never gave up. And he's a great talent.
You had a special relationship with Warren Beatty. He spoke to you at least 15 times for "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls," discussing the making of his films including "Bonnie and Clyde" along with his own directorial work. Yet, even after he agreed to participate in your authorized biography of him that came out in 2010, "Star: How Warren Beatty Seduced America," he kept avoiding doing any interviews with you. What gives?
It wasn't an authorized biography. He had no control over it. Never saw it. I always admired his movies. He is extremely bright and talented. So far as not doing the interviews that he said he would do, that's his M.O. I was stupid to think it would be any different with me.
Beatty is directing as well as starring in his first movie since "Bulworth" in 1998, a Howard Hughes biography. He hasn't acted in a film since 2001's "Town & Country." Why has he been keeping such a low profile?
He started a family really late in life, having four kids with Annette Bening. A family takes a lot out of you if you take it seriously. He had made his best movies in the '60s and '70S, And then "Bugsy" and "Bulworth," both terrific films. He's really competitive and arrogant, and deservedly so. I'm sure he's not happy to see his peers like Robert Redford and Clint Eastwood still making movies while he isn't. He was as good if not better than both of them, not to take anything away from Eastwood. They don't make stars like Beatty anymore. Almost anyone can appear in these comic-book movies. I can't tell them apart. I hope this new film does well.
One of the smartest things you did with "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" was to talk to the spurned wives of many of these filmmakers, who were often directly involved in their success and not given all the credit they were due. Women like Polly Platt, Bodanovich's ex, who co-wrote "Targets" with him, and handled the production design for "The Last Picture Show," "What's Up Doc" and "Paper Moon." And Marcia Lucas, George's former spouse, an editor who worked on "American Graffiti" and Scorsese's "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Taxi Driver." Many of the men in the book don't seem to have a high regard for women, whether in their personal or professional lives. Matters haven't improved that much today. During the '70s, Julia Phillips became the first female producer to win an Oscar for "The Sting." Only six have done so since. Are the same attitudes in place for women or has there been progress?
There's been some progress. There are a lot of women in executive jobs within the studio system, and there are certainly more women directing than there were in the '70s -- when there were virtually none. Of course, there's still a distance to go. These big tentpoles the studios are obsessed with don't help matters. I think there is a feeling that women can't do these, which is dumb but it's there.
You make the point in the book that before the '70s, directors were more hired hands than the gods they became in that decade. They suddenly were calling the shots, not the studio executives or producers. Is that still the case today?
Directors who do blockbusters can probably name their own price, like the auteurs did back then. But only a handful. And they aren't making good movies the way the New Hollywood directors were. The plan used to be that directors would make one for them and one for themselves. But no one really does that. Many of these directors started out as independents, then they do a blockbuster and never go back. I really admired Jon Favreau for turning his back on the "Iron Man" franchise for a second to make "Chef," his passion project. It is a wonderful movie, exactly the kind of movie they don't make anymore.
The same thing happens with actors. I was struck by how Peter Dinklage is wasted in the new" X-Men" movie. He's terrific in "Game of Thrones" with a good script, but he had nothing to work with. I hate to blame what's happened to movies completely on Lucas and Spielberg, although they started it. The economics of the business has more to do with where we are now than they do. If Favreau hadn't been Favreau, he never would have gotten to make "Chef." David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook," "The Fighter") is one of the few who keep the independent spirit alive even though he's doing moderate-sized movies. David Fincher ("The Social Network," the upcoming "Gone Girl") makes smart adult movies although he never was independent. He's able to work the system to get what he wants.
Some film writers have disagreed with your premise that the '70s was a magic time in Hollywood. What is their argument against it?
Whatever you say, there's bound to be a backlash against it eventually. Some people argue that those films are no better than the films coming out today. I think there is a tendency for reviewers to overpraise certain films. They want to seem relevant. I don't think my argument is based on nostalgia. The '70s really were a golden age. It is even more apparent now. Last year was a great year for movies. This year, so far, it's the pits. It's not as if good films aren't being made. Brad Pitt ("12 Years a Slave," the upcoming "Selma") and George Clooney ("Argo," "August: Osage County"), for example, are trying to do quality work on a studio scale. The problem is the dominance of the overseas market. Producer Lynda Obst wrote a very good book explaining how it works.
Did you ever imagine when you were writing "Easy Riders, Raging Bull" that there would be a third trilogy of Star Wars films, Spielberg would still be making Oscar-worthy movies and that Scorsese would remain as prolific and relevant as he is today?
Sue S | July 21, 2014 9:27 PM
I loved "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls", and just finished another of Biskind's books: "Down and Dirty Pictures: Miramax, Sundance, and the Rise of Independent Film". Indispensable and hugely entertaining books for filmmakers.
Shawn M | July 19, 2014 4:14 AM
Nice update. I now assign most of the success of Star Wars to Marcia Lucas. Too bad it seems that she's dropped off the face of the Earth.
Regarding the photo of George, the Death Star did not appear in TESB. That model is from ROTJ.
JAB | July 18, 2014 6:02 PM
The '70s were a Golden Age, but don't tell me that there are not great films & filmmakers making films today.
Paul Greengrass, Kathryn Bigelow, Fincher, Nolan & couple of others (Ron Howard, Spielberg --still?) are all making daring, intelligent & edgy films. "United 93", "Zero Dark Thirty", "Se7en" & "Inception" would rate on anybody's list of great films of the 70's in they had been made back then. That's the tip of the iceberg of the other films these directors have helmed & of the other films & filmmakers I haven't mention ("12 Years A Slave", " Michael Clayton", "Casino Royale" --the best Bond ever made, etc., etc., etc.)
There is a lot of junk made in every decade. This year has been very dry, but we still have "Interstellar", "Unbroken", "Gone Girl" (although that may be Fincher-lite) to name a few to look forward to.
Nostalgia is fine. I'm a baseball fan so I'm given to thinking they don't make as good as they used be & then along comes Mike Trout.
Brian | July 18, 2014 5:27 PM
There was a lot of good filmmaking going on back in the 1970s--just think Friedkin, Altman, Lumet, Coppola, Scorsese, etc., but at the same time we could turn on the TV any night of the week or any weekend and see great films by John Ford, Howard Hawks, Elia Kazan, Billy Wilder, Vincente Minnelli, Anthony Mann, Sam Fuller, etc. And we all watched those films. And in the neighborhood theaters we saw great genre films by the likes of Don Siegel, Phil Karlson, Sam Peckinpah and countless foreign directors (English, Italian, French, Japanese, Hong Kong) whose work got dubbed into English and released here. Or arthouse directors like Truffaut, Godard, Fellini, Visconti, Bergman, Antonioni, etc. There was good filmmaking all around us.
I don't see that today. I don't put Fincher, Nolan, Russell or anyone named Anderson in that class. And I don't believe Warren Beatty, Robert Redford or Clint Eastwood have done enough good work to deserve to be in that company either. And don't get me started on Woody Allen. I like Biskind and his book, and I like this interview, but I think he's way too generous to some of these people.
Orson Welles used to just take a camera out and start shooting. He had tons of unfinished projects, but he had a palpable love of filmmaking and I think that was true of most of those guys. They loved unreeling the rolls of 35mm film and holding the developed image up to that light. When you're shooting on a memory card, like today's breed, and constantly tweaking the image in the computer, it's not the same thing. The only one I can think of today who I can honestly say displays a sheer love of filmmaking in his work is Quentin Tarantino.
Tony | July 18, 2014 1:59 PM
Nice work Susan. Good to see that the book holds up and that Peter is as irascible as ever.


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By PTI - NEW DELHI
Published: 26th March 2014 02:16 PM
Last Updated: 26th March 2014 02:16 PM
The government has allowed companies to get matters related to borrowings and creation of security approved by shareholders through ordinary resolutions till September this year.
The Corporate Affairs Ministry has allowed the relaxation following representations by many entities that they are facing difficulties since under the new Companies Act, matters related to borrowings and creation of security have to be approved through special resolution.
As per Companies Act, 1956, such matters could be approved by way of an ordinary resolution.
An ordinary resolution requires approval of minimum 50 per cent of shareholders whereas for special resolution, nod of more number of stakeholders' is required.
In a circular, the Ministry has said there have been representations with regard to difficulties arising out of implementation of section 180 of the Companies Act, 2013 with reference to borrowings and/or creation of security, based on the basis of ordinary resolution.
Providing a clarification yesterday, the Ministry said "the resolution passed under section 293 of the Companies Act, 1956 prior to 12.09.2013 with reference to borrowings (subject to the limits prescribed) and/or creation of security on assets of the company will be regarded as sufficient compliance of the requirements of section 180 of the Companies Act, 2013".
This would be in place for a period of one year from September 12, 2013 -- the date when section 180 of the new Act was notified.
Majority of the provisions of new legislation that replaces Companies Act, 1956, are expected to be in force from April 1.
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CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane and Jaime Penedo were named to their respective international squads, the club announced on Saturday.
Keane will join up with Ireland after the Galaxy's SuperClasico contest against Chivas USA on Sunday ahead of their Sept. 3 friendly against Oman in Dublin and their Euro 2016 qualifier against Georgia on Sept. 7. Due to Keane's participation in the friendlies, he will miss the Galaxy's Sept. 5 home fixture against the Colorado Rapids.
Meanwhile, Penedo was named to Panama's squad for the upcoming 2014 Copa CentroAmericana. The U.S. based tournament will run from Sept. 3 to Sept. 13 with Panama placed in Group A along with Costa Rica and Nicaragua. With Penedo on international duty, the Galaxy will be without their starting goalkeeper until Sept. 14 clash the against San Jose Earthquakes.
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will play host to the final of the 25th edition Central American Cup on September 13, the Central American Football Union announced on Tuesday.
The 2014 edition of the Central American Cup will be the first time that the regional tournament will be held outside of one of CONCACAF's seven Central American nations. The tournament will serve as a qualifying competition for both the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup and the 2016 Copa America Centenario.
In addition to the final, the third place and fifth place games will also take place on Sept. 13 at the Coliseum. According to CONCACAF, locations for the other matches have yet to be announced for the tournament that will run from Sept. 3-13.
Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo who is also the number one 'keeper for Panama is the only LA player who is eligible to participate. If Penedo does suit up for Los Canaleros, he could miss as many as three league matches for the Galaxy with LA taking on the Colorado Rapids on Sept. 5, the Montreal Impact on Sept. 10 and the San Jose Earthquakes on Sept. 14.
Planning to attend the final? Think Penedo can help Panama qualify for the Copa America Centenario? Think he'll be allowed to play?
Share your thoughts below.
Another week, another MLSsoccer.com Save of the Week nomination for LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo.
Penedo was nominated for his quick reaction stop of a Pedro Morales deflected shot in the first half of LA's 2-2 draw with Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Vote for Penedo's stop here and watch all the nominees below.
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo has haunted Vancouer Whitecaps FC and he did so again on Saturday as he tallied four saves in LA's 1-0 win, but none was bigger than his stop of Kekuta Manneh which has been nominated for MLSsoccer.com's Save of the Week.
In the 32nd minute with Vancouver pressing for a goal, Kekuta Manneh capitalized on a deflection off Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez and launched a shot from close range that was pushed away by Penedo.
Check out the nominees below and vote for Penedo on MLSsoccer.com.
LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane and goalkeeper Jaime Penedo have been named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week for their role in LA's 1-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC last Saturday.
Keane bagged the game-winning goal in the victory in the 47th minute as he aptly finished a well-timed cross by midfielder Stefan Ishizaki in the back of the Whitecaps net. Meanwhile, Penedo made four saves in the win including a critical stop of Kekuta Manneh midway through the first half to preserve the victory.
CARSON, Calif. – Goalkeeper Jaime Penedo has declared himself ready to go for the LA Galaxy's match against Vancouver Whitecaps FC, but whether he'll be starting remains to be seen.
Brian Perk earned the start and faced minimal action in LA's 3-0 victory over Chivas USA last weekend in his second straight start after Penedo missed out on the Galaxy's match against Real Salt Lake on March 22 to get his visa. Following training on Wednesday, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena explained why he opted to start Perk over the Panamanian international despite Penedo declaring that he was ready to play earlier in the week.
"Penedo missed a lot of training and had a little bit of an injury," said Arena. "It was an easy solution to go with Perk based on the visa and him taking a knock. "
Arena later admitted that no decision has been made yet for who starts between the pipes against the Whitecaps, but Penedo is eager to regain his starting spot against the Whitecaps.
"Bruce had all the right to do that. I spent four days in Panama and missed out on training. Midweek I took a knock [on his left knee in training], but now I'm feel very good and I'm ready to help the team," Penedo told reporters on Wednesday. "I'm feeling very good in this moment. I feel ready, but ultimately, it is Bruce's decision and I respect that."
CARSON, Calif. – Brian Perk has started the last two matches in goal for the LA Galaxy and the 24-year-old has no desire to give up the starting goalkeeper position.
Perk says that he learned on Wednesday that head coach Bruce Arena would give him the start over Jaime Penedo who declared himself ready to go despite missing LA's match against Real Salt Lake to retrieve his visa in Panama. In his second straight start, Perk saw minimal action as he made just a single save as the Rojiblancos managed just one shot on goal in the 3-0 win by the Galaxy.
It was an amazing job by our whole team. We played them off the pitch basically. It was an amazing performance by a bunch of guys that are starting to come together and play as a team.
Will he keep his position, however? Perk says that's not for him to decide.
"That's Bruce's decision," said Perk. "All I can do is do my best and try to make it impossible for him not to play me. Everyone is looking forward. We righted the ship this week and now we're looking to do more on the weekend."
CARSON, Calif. – Jaime Penedo is set to return to the fold this Sunday when the LA Galaxy take on Chivas USA in the SuperClasico.
Penedo was unable to suit up in LA's last MLS match against Real Salt Lake on March 22 as he returned to Panama to finalize his visa, but is expecting to be back in the fold for Sunday's match against LA's cross-hall rivals.
"I feel good. I feel ready to play and to be able to support the team," Penedo, who admitted that he, is still smarting over LA's CCL defeat to Club Tijuana. "I think that I'm ready to support the team as soon as we play this weekend."
Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena also gave Penedo the green light stating that the goalkeeper is "close to 100 percent" and will "definitely be available" for the Chivas USA match.
Pleased Penedo will be back in the lineup? Think Perk deserves another game?
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CARSON, Calif. – Jaime Penedo kept the LA Galaxy afloat, but ultimately, the Panamanian goalkeeper was unable to preserve the result for LA in their 1-0 defeat to Real Salt Lake.
Penedo made five saves on the evening including three highlight-reel stops in the first half, but was unable to keep Joao Plata's 80th minute game-winning goal. After spending much of the preseason correcting his positioning issues heading into his first full season in MLS, the Panamanian admits that there is still plenty of work to be done.
"I think that I work hard in order to be able to be ready for games like these," said Penedo. "Goals hurt me a lot and the goal that we allowed today is one that I will probably watch over and over again in order to see where I can improve. I think it was a quick play, and like I've always said, we'll be able to correct the mistakes so they won't happen again."
Although the loss was frustrating, Penedo believes that the Galaxy made a positive statement in their first match of the season.
"I think the team did well, a team with an ability to score a lot of goals. Today we couldn't score any but the important thing is that we are creating opportunities on goal," said Penedo. "I'd be very worried if given the type of players that we have and being a club like the Galaxy we aren't able to create scoring opportunities. Goals will come. In the back line, we'll have to continue to be concentrated and focused."
CARSON, Calif. -- The MLS season may have just started, but LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo is already in midseason form.
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Climbing Mount Voio in Kozani Prefecture. You can see Profitis Ilas peak with an altitude of 1808m.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Rogers problems slow Canadian 3GS launch
iLounge editor Jesse David Hollington is on location at the Apple Store in the Eaton Centre in Toronto for the launch of the iPhone 3GS, and reports that technical difficulties on Rogers' end have slowed down the proceedings considerably. Hollington writes, "the Apple Store here at the Eaton Centre opened at 8:00 a.m. with about a dozen people in line with appointments, and about a dozen in another line who didn't make or couldn't get appointments. My appointment was for 9:00. The Apple Store began processing only NEW activations around 8:15 due to problems on Rogers' end. Apparently, the just-announced promotional pricing is so new that it isn't in Rogers' systems, so the Rogers computer will show all existing iPhone owners as ineligible for an upgrade (as would be the normal policy)."
He continues, "as a result, they have to physically telephone a Rogers Customer Care rep for each upgrade to confirm eligibility and billing (purchase price goes on the Rogers bill). Telephone hold times are running from 30-40 minutes just to talk to somebody. I've been told I'm next on deck at this point, one hour late for my original appointment (there are four people being processed for upgrades right now)."
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ALLEN COUNTY — Bob Cupp garnered nearly 59 percent of the Republic vote in Allen County for the Fourth District State Representative nod for November's General election.
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UFC.com is reporting that both Marcus Aurelio and Frank Mir have been officially added to the undercard of UFC 74, in separate bouts.
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Universities' functions in knowledge transfer: a geographical perspective
AbstractUniversities' functions in knowledge transfer have been thoroughly investigated by scholars from different disciplines in the last decades. However, a complete picture of universities' contribution to regional, national and international knowledge transfer is still missing. In this paper, we pull together the strings of various scholarly works produced by economic geographers, economists, regional scientists and others, thereby taking stock of achievements and shortcomings and elaborating avenues for further scientific work. We analyse the various functions of universities by using four conceptual frameworks, namely the regional innovation systems approach, the new production of technology theory, the triple helix model and social network theory. These different frameworks help to integrate the functions of universities into local-regional, national and international relationships theoretically. Empirically, universities' relationships have been investigated by case studies, surveys and increasingly by social network analysis. Our exercise results in a critical discussion of a predominantly regional focus of investigation. Looking at knowledge transfer from a regional, national and international perspective leads to a different way of developing theoretical concepts and matching them with empirical tools. In particular, we find that social network analysis and its theoretical basis, i.e., social network theory, will give more body to understanding knowledge transfer functions of universities. Copyright Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013
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London - (ReUterus & Ass Mess): Harabs' department store CEO Mohammed Fired has told the press that like his Poodle master in Number 10 Downing Street, former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens was 'made like a dog' by spooks who followed him into a lap-dancing facility for blackmail purposes.
Speaking to US Network news Fired used the standard Mandy Rice-Davis argument of 'well he would say that wouldn't he' when asked to comment on official findings released today about the Di-Di and Do-Do suicide pact that went so horribly wrong in the Pont d'Alma in August 1977.
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