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Lateral thinking is about alternatives, about thinking outside the box and the generation of ideas. It was a kind of thinking pegged by Edward De Bono years ago, when he needed a solution for creative thinking. The main principle behind it was to generate alternatives for the sake of creating them. It thrived on irreverence and challenging of assumptions to restructure old patterns of thought. De Bono also sought out to create new ideas by re-using older ones, reducing the time needed for solutions to common problems. How did he do it? By asking questions, many of them. Why couldn't game developers do the same?
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Why should gravity be as firm as it is in real life? Why can't we jump a hundred meters in front of us? Why should our weight pivot on a single plane? Can it shift onto a ceiling or wall? What about control of time? Can it be slowed or the pace controlled? How is that possible? Is it really necessary to kill anyone, despite the world being hostile to the player? The basis of creativity centers around thinking laterally, and therefore breaking of rules. Can you think of any examples that game developers have made to change the way we see the world around us?
Video games make use of this type of thinking by using existing concepts in a unique way. One of the ways game developers do this is through the creation of worlds based on reality, but with a twist of their imagination. Modification of physics and movement mechanics also form a part of this practice. One could even toy with player expectations, for example - instead of telling a fixed story, let the gamer decide their own fate.
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The same breaking of rules and challenging of assumptions get used for speedruns. These happen when some gamers attempt to complete a given game in the fastest time possible. Most players need hours to complete Half-Life, one player did it in just over 20 minutes. All it took was deep understanding of game mechanics and a little exploitation of how the game worlds operated.
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Literature: P-type trefoil (IPR000519)
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A trefoil domain in the major rabbit zona pellucida protein.
Bork P.
Protein Sci. 2 669-70 1993
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Homodimerization and hetero-oligomerization of the single-domain trefoil protein pNR-2/pS2 through cysteine 58.
Chadwick MP, Westley BR, May FE.
Biochem. J. 327 ( Pt 1) 117-23 1997
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Solution structure of the disulfide-linked dimer of human intestinal trefoil factor (TFF3): the intermolecular orientation and interactions are markedly different from those of other dimeric trefoil proteins.
Muskett FW, May FE, Westley BR, Feeney J.
Biochemistry 42 15139-47 2003
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High-resolution solution structure of human pNR-2/pS2: a single trefoil motif protein.
Polshakov VI, Williams MA, Gargaro AR, Frenkiel TA, Westley BR, Chadwick MP, May FE, Feeney J.
J. Mol. Biol. 267 418-32 1997
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High-resolution solution structure of human intestinal trefoil factor and functional insights from detailed structural comparisons with the other members of the trefoil family of mammalian cell motility factors.
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GALLOWAY – Township Council awarded a bid to a local contactor to begin work installing sidewalks on Great Creek Road at its Tuesday, June 10 meeting.
The firm that will do the work is Charles Marandino, LLC, of Milmay, at a price of $271,808. The funds are coming from a state Department of Transportation grant of $251,000 awarded in 2011 and $20,000 from the township's capital improvement fund.
"Remember when a lot of the roads were put in there weren't a lot of cars, but as businesses come in, people move into the township and Stockton expands you have to make sure you are providing safe streets for pedestrians," Township Manager Susan Jacobucci told The Current prior to the council meeting.
The township plans to construct about 3,700 linear feet of new 4-foot-wide concrete sidewalk to fill in unfinished gaps along Great Creek Road between Elaine Drive and Wrangleboro Road.
Mike Greb, a parent and resident on Great Creek Road addressed the governing body during the public portion of the meeting.
"The kids have nowhere to ride their bikes," Greb said. "When do we get the sidewalks?"
Mayor Don Purdy said the township is working towards that goal, adding how important it is that the sidewalks are installed because children walk back and forth to school. The project is expected to begin within the next couple of weeks. The mayor also said the township is moving forward to get additional grants for sidewalk installation in other areas of the community, especially along the White Horse Pike.
"There is a lot of traffic and there are a lot of people in that area walking on the pike," the mayor said.
Purdy asked if the current ordinance on sidewalk installation could be revamped. Jacobucci said the township can look into that, and other avenues such as a Special Improvement District, a way to make repairs and improvements to businesses such as sidewalks on the White Horse Pike without putting the entire financial burden on the business owners.
Over the past several years the township has improved the road surface on Great Creek as part of its road program.
Also on the agenda was a resolution the governing body passed, calling on the New Jersey Turnpike Authority to create a full Interchange at Exit 40 on the Garden State Parkway to enable motorists full access to the Route 30 corridor. The state had rejected the plan a couple of months ago after a Turnpike Authority traffic study concluded that it was not a crucial project.
Jacobucci said 16 communities through the Conference of Mayors are in support of the proposed interchange which would help businesses along the White Horse Pike.
"We have a way to do this project," Jacobucci told The Current. "The township planner and Economic Development Committee have plans to promote economic growth and development for the current businesses along the Route 30 corridor with little impact to the environment or existing businesses at the proposed interchange site which is near the Ram's Head Inn."
Jacobucci said the township is "asking state officials to open their minds to a complete feasibility study on economic impact, not just a traffic study."
"The interchange would benefit everyone from Galloway to Egg Harbor City, Port Republic, Absecon and Hamilton Township.
If the state reconsiders, Jacobucci said, "At least it would give some businesses along the Route 30 corridor some face time."
The next Township Council meeting is 6:30 p.m. June 24 at the Municipal Complex, 300 E. Jimmie Leeds Road.
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Data I/O Corporation Celebrates 40 Years of Innovative Programming Solutions for the Electronics Industry
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) REDMOND, WA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/12/12 -- Data I/O Corporation (NASDAQ: DAIO), the leading provider of manual and automated device programming solutions, is celebrating 40 years of delivering innovative programming solutions to the electronics industry. For the past four decades Data I/O has developed innovative solutions to enable the design and manufacture of electronic products including mobile devices, infotainment systems, navigation equipment, industrial controls, engine control units and more.
Grant Record and Milt Zeutchel founded Data I/O in November 1972 to support commercially available semiconductor devices that were becoming more popular with designers. Data I/O introduced the first commercial universal device programmer, the Model 1, in 1972. Over the next forty years, Data I/O continually evolved its technology becoming the industry leader providing electronic design software, programming equipment and software solutions for the latest device technologies including EPROM, EEPROM, NOR Flash, FRAM, NAND Flash and e.MMC.
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Well, Dad and Anna survived the first day at the Margate market! It was humid and overcast and they managed to get it in between the rain drops. Dad was happy with the results of everything from the new pop up tent to the sales that they managed to generate. Dad said the only thing that did not move out completely were the snow peas but then again they brought a lot of snow peas.
Anna said the customer base was mostly the local residents. I suspect that the Thursday before July 4 will be a real barn burner as it will include all of the vacationers. Next week I will be available for service down there so I am looking forward to seeing all of our customers and the Margate Market volunteers.
Those volunteers are the best ever. It is the only market that we have attended where they have a staff of volunteers. These people are not shy about getting into the work and really helping the vendors. Bill and Terry are two of our favorites as are Jan and Shane.
The cooler air moved in over night and made picking this morning a lot more bearable. There are some snow peas left to take off before we say good bye to that crop until the Fall. The string beans are on the verge of picking. I would say by next week.
Blueberries are nice sized for the first crop but the taste reminds one of their wild cousins. Anyway, I for one am glad that they are here because I have had a craving for fresh blueberry pancakes with a side of Benton's bacon for quite some time. I will satisfy that craving on Sunday morning. Can't wait!


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What's celebration without a little violence to cheer things up?
You see the reason we celebrate Christmas is that a fizzy drink's version of a Germanic tradition surrounding a Bishop from Turkey comes down the chimney to either give you presents or kidnap your children - latter service normally available in the Netherlands. This is because a magician was born on the same day as the Roman Winter festival and visited by three Iraqis bringing metal, embalming fluid and a herb. All clear? Excellent.
Truthfully, the date of Christmas was taken from solstice celebrations in many cultures, including the Romans, and specifically (knowingly, too) from the Zoroastrians. The tree comes from the druids, as does the yule log (Yul being a north European feast). Santa takes the place of a myriad figures associated with pagan solstice holidays, bringing gifts, and sometimes punishment to children. Exclusive celebrations are an abomination. Let us all be merry, and join the celebrants in Confucian/Buddhist/Atheist/Communist Beijing in wishing ALL a Merry Christmas!
Those who do not believe in Christmas should be kidnapped by three ghosts, threatened by a near death experience and buried alive in a premature funeral.
......Somehow this formula seems to work in promoting the warmth of Christmas? Someone hijacked this peaceful holiday with terrorism.
Christmas is a Christian holy day. The event celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. It is not a holiday, it is a holy day, so saying happy holiday is a misnomer. Since the US has moved away from Christianity, there will be no creche in Washington this Christmas, the joy of Christmas is being deminished into a business venture. I found the article useful but it saddened me to know that the intrinsic and historical values of Christianity are increasingly being replaced by the leadership (sic). There was a recent article that since the leadership is advocating this trend that they should not go home for Christmas holidays. Michael
You, uh... you do realise that 'holiday' is derived from 'holy day'?
It is a really interesting thing of sharing various festivals or holidays from different counties all over the world. It can be seen as a kind of horizon broaden.
Christmas is coming. I'm excited because it means that I can receive persents from my friends and my parents. Even though I am an atheist and I am a Chinese, I still can enjoy the fun of celebriting Christmas.
IMO, this must be the best benefit of culture sharing and globalization.
Take care not to confuse the USA's national holiday of Christmas with religious observances of "holy days". The former is simply not equivalent to the latter. Especially since the evidence doesn't support the notion that Christianity's founder was born in December anyhow...
This year, I am planning to spend the Christmas Day signing a contract for a brand new 3-bedroom flat where my family would be (hopefully) spending very long time together... That's a 30 million yen (about quarter million pounds sterling at today's rates) Christmas present for my family...
Positively pagan. Give the thing that really matters, you time and your love. And do it all year round.
Muslims celebrating Christmas? Oh, the fundamentalists will be up in arms about this one.
1) The solstices have always been the time for holy festivities, in all ages and all cultures.
2) Dec 25th in particular used to be celebrated as the birthday of Sol Invictus, the main god of the late Roman Empire, which of course happens to be the time and place where Christianity prospered.
3) The Christmas tree on the other hand has been a Northern tradition. Germanic peoples have put up evergreen trees to celebrate the winter solstice long before Christians adopted the custom.
4) Santa Claus, while descending from the St. Nicholas tradition of the veneration of saints in the Catholic church (celebrated on Dec 6th), is completely detached from any Christian grounding...I mean North Pole, Elves, Reindeers, etc...none of that is even remotely Christian.
Putting it all together, I think it's quite rich to claim Christmas for Christianity. It's the end result of an amalgamation of many customs, many peoples, many religions and many traditions. And as such, it is entirely secular.
IT is a kind of interseting result of research that people show a tendency to follow a behavior of another who is on position that they are envious about. It is a clue to predict a collective behavior of one organization in market. I think that Chrismas is a reprensative example of that theory.
There's no harm in Christmas joy being shared as a common point for the people from around the world, regardless of what faith they belong to or whether they have any or no religious belief at all. While fully respecting the religious meaning of this season of the year for the Christians, others-including me- may well share the warm feelings and joy of the Festive Season, with all the marketing endeavour, santas and decorated trees also more than welcome. Humanity needs to see good days, enjoy peace, friendships, and shared fun. (I will not dig in the details of the discussion about christmas trees tradition, arguments about its history going far beyond Christianity, etc. Whatever it is, it is welcome to the globalising world of the information age)
Season's Greetings :)
It is a really interesting thing of sharing various festivals or holidays from different counties all over the world. It can be seen as a kind of horizon broaden.
Christmas is coming. I'm excited because it means that I can receive persents from my friends and my parents. Even though I am an atheist and I am a Chinese, I still can enjoy the fun of celebriting Christmas.
IMO, this must be the best benefit of culture sharing and globalization
Whether in US or Europe families which are not Christian start having a tree and a party because of their children who like to have them.
Itis nice. Why worry about people including. Worry about people excluding.
What's celebration without a little violence to cheer things up?
Yes, but the Beijingers aren't yet buying it.
As in this article in the Spiegel http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/0,1518,804799,00.html "Zhang Jun says the concept of Christmas is not one that is universally understood in China. He says Christmas has only been imported to the larger cities, where it is largely a celebration of consumer culture."
The employees may wear the funny hats, and the shopping malls play cheerful Christmas muzak, but the customers aren't buying, at least the retailer reports I've heard of. One problem with Christmas as a holiday is that it is close to the major holiday, Chinese New Year/Spring Festival, more so this year as next year's New Year comes unusually early in January.
First of all, there are many pagan traditions associated with Christmas, which makes it (nowadays) a very secular time of the year in many countries. Moreover, we should also consider that Protestants don't depict holy images. Therefore, Christmas ends up looking like a secular tradition. In Brazil, which has the largest Catholic population in the world (in numer of people - but it's declining), it doesn't seem to be so secular due to the presence of a bunch of nativity scenes everywhere.
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Evidence linking GlaxoSmithKline's swine flu vaccine to narcolepsy has mounted up this year, with new findings from Finland, Sweden and the United Kingdom emerging. Now, having previously knocked back compensation claims, the data has prompted the U.K. government to accept the link.
From 2009 to 2011, 25 adults developed narcolepsy in Finland, 18 of whom had received GSK's swine flu vaccine, Pandemrix.
A month after the European Medicines Agency said there was insufficient evidence of the link between the sleep disorder narcolepsy and children being vaccinated with GlaxoSmithKline's ($GSK) Pandemrix vaccine, another study says it is so.
For years now, evidence has been mounting that a GlaxoSmithKline flu vaccine may have caused narcolepsy in nearly 800 Europeans who received the shot. Now the jab's adjuvant--designed to boost the potency of the vaccine--is under the microscope as the potential cause of the spike in cases of the sleeping disorder.
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I guess "Fremont High" is popular name for high schools!!
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22 May 2011
James MacMillan's Clemency, Royal Opera
James MacMillan has reunited with his librettist, the poet Michael Symmons Roberts, to produce his new opera Clemency.
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James MacMillan has reunited with his librettist, the poet Michael Symmons Roberts, to produce his new opera Clemency.
As with their two previous operatic collaborations, The Sacrifice (WNO, 2007) and Parthenogenesis (Royal Opera, 2009) the work was directed by Katie Mitchell. Clemency premièred at the Royal Opera's Linbury Studio Theatre on 6th May 2011 (seen 7th May), and the work is a co-commission with Scottish Opera, the Britten Sinfonia and Boston Lyric Opera.
Like the previous two works, the opera examines the interaction between the mythic and the everyday. MacMillan and Symmons Roberts have turned to a slightly curious biblical episode for their source. Abraham and Sarah are visited by 3 strangers, they offer hospitality to the strangers, who inform Sarah that when they return in a year's time Sarah will have a son, something she disbelieves because of her age. The three then reveal themselves as angels. When asked where they are going the strangers say they are going to the twin towns by the lake (Sodom and Gomorrah), that their business is vengeance. Abraham and Sarah dispute with the angels to try and save the townspeople.
MacMillan, Symmons Roberts and Mitchell have set the opera firmly in the downtrodden present. Alex Eales set showed three rooms side by side, enclosed by picture frames like a religious triptych. The opera opened in silence as Sarah (Janis Kelly, looking suitably dowdy), prepared lunch in the shabby kitchen (stage right) as Abraham (Grant Doyle) entered the living space (stage centre) and busied himself counting money and singing Hebrew to himself unaccompanied. Only after some time did MacMillan bring in the accompaniment of the Britten Sinfonia in a wonderful gesture of expanding the textures.
Abraham and Sarah share lunch, developing Abraham's blessing into a lovely duet. 3 strangers appear, looking like migrant workers, named the Triplets in the programme (Adam Green, Eamonn Mulhall and Andrew Tortise). Though Abraham and Sarah do not recognise them, they offer hospitality, providing lunch. But MacMillan uses musical means to ensure that we do recognise them. The three sing in the sort of modified homophony familiar from MacMillan's sacred music. He gives the Triplets their own sound-world which has a wonderfully transfigurative effect, contrasting with Abraham and Sarah with their rich string accompaniment.
The opera was accompanied just by the strings of the Britten Sinfonia, numbering 24 in all. They formed more than a simple accompaniment to the dialogue, the multi-textured strings seemed to lie very much in the rich tradition of British string music. The warm, resonant, interlinked textures seemed to speak much of Abraham and Sarah's long, warm relationship.
When the Triplets reveal themselves they did so by fire and by speaking in tongues. Here MacMillan's music took on a numinous quality and Mitchell's deceptively natural production captured their strangeness and the disturbing effect the presence of three angels had on Abraham and Sarah's routine existence.
The realisation that the news of the impending baby is a revelation from God was too much for Sarah who went back into the kitchen, contemplating the news in an ecstatic solo.
In a brilliant piece of stage-craft the room shown stage left, is not a separate room but the other half of the centre room, so that when the Triplets, Abraham and Sarah sit round the table we see them facing us in the two rooms. This enabled Doyle and Kelly to react to the men whilst all remained facing us. The Triplets changed into business suits, looking like hit-men complete with guns and to a horrified Abraham and Sarah revealed the sins of the cities (complete with images on their mobile phones) and their planned retribution.
Abraham and Sarah attempted to stop the Triplets, trying to bargain with them on the number of good inhabitants necessary to stop the planned retribution. Here the musical and dramatic set up of the earlier scenes became important as our belief in numinous nature of the Triplets, helped by both MacMillan's music and Doyle and Kelly's vividly natural reaction, fed into our understanding of the nature of what Abraham was doing, arguing with the word of God.
The opera finished not in a blaze, but in a quiet contemplation mirroring the opening. As Abraham rushed out after the departed Triplets, Kelly's Sarah was left contemplating the future of her baby in a world where the twin town had been destroyed.
This was the third opera of MacMillan's that I had seen and for me it felt the most accessible. MacMillan's musical language relied quite heavily on the ornamentally inflected chant figures which can be found in much of his sacred music. Owing much to Scottish Gaelic influences, here they took on a Middle-Eastern flavour without ever approaching pastiche. The vocal lines were approachably lyric, full of interest and, where necessary, filled with a sense of the numinous. The principal thing I brought away from the performance was the fine sense of contrast between the music for the Triplets and the multi-layered string accompaniment.
This did not feel like a première run, the performances from all the principals felt so natural and complete, that it seemed as if they had been performing the piece for ever. Doyle and Kelly were completely absorbing as the settled married couple. Green, Mulhall and Tortise as young men only half aware of the disturbance their presence created, were suitably ambiguous as to who the trio really were.. Macmillan used the Tortise's high tenor register to brilliant effect, and the singer coped admirably with the role's challenging tessitura. All three formed a finely balanced ensemble.
With no surtitles we relied on the singers diction to enlighten us and generally the diction was excellent, the words crystal clear. Only in the more ecstatic sections did Janis Kelly rather leave us behind.
In the pit, the Britten Sinfonia under conductor Clark Rundell, made a fine rich sound, sonorously expressive. Like the singers, it felt as if the group had been playing this music all their lives.
At only 50 minutes this was quite a short evening's entertainment, though MacMillan and Symmons Robert's work is quite intense and will be tricky to place in a longer programme. Our hope must be that now MacMillan will create a companion piece for this wonderful work. The piece is scheduled to be seen in Scotland in 2012.
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Steve Buckley a Red Sox columnist for the Boston Herald got a chance to catch up with the former Red Sox manager and now outcast, Bobby Valentine, just before he officially accepted the Athletic Director position at Sacred Heart University. It could have been a cordial conversation regarding Bobby's future, but instead Valentine let his mouth get the best of him yet again as he tore into the Red Sox organization.
Before Buckley began the interview Valentine made it clear there would be no questions regarding the Red Sox or any former player's comments pertaining to his tenure in Boston. Although Valentine set stiff boundaries early that didn't stop him from throwing a couple of quick jabs at the expense of the Red Sox.
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The Grey Wolves is not a singles group and especially it is not a dating group. There are unmarried people and married couples in the group. Our gatherings are not about trolling for dates, sex and such. Harassing behavior is not tolerated. A wide range of activities is encouraged, but I don't allow commercial, religious, political or overtly sexual gatherings on the Grey Wolves calendar. There are plenty of other meetup groups where these things are available.
To be specific, the Grey wolves is not about joining and sending emails to people sight unseen asking for dates, asking to sell things, etc. Any sight unseen email received should be taken as a red flag and reported to the organizer. Again, this is not a dating site. If you want to examine profiles and contact people, join an actual dating site. but do not do it here.
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