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Authentic Leadership and Behavioral Integrity as Drivers of Follower Commitment and Performance
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The literatures on both authentic leadership and behavioral integrity have argued that leader integrity drives follower performance. Yet, despite overlap in conceptualization and mechanisms, no research has investigated how authentic leadership and behavioral integrity relate to one another in driving follower performance. In this study, we propose and test the notion that authentic leadership behavior is an antecedent to perceptions of leader behavioral integrity, which in turn affects follower affective organizational commitment and follower work role performance. Analysis of a survey of 49 teams in the service industry supports the proposition that authentic leadership is related to follower affective organizational commitment, fully mediated through leader behavioral integrity. Next, we found that authentic leadership and leader behavioral integrity are related to follower work role performance, fully mediated through follower affective organizational commitment. These relationships hold when controlling for ethical organizational culture.
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- Title
- Authentic Leadership and Behavioral Integrity as Drivers of Follower Commitment and Performance
- Journal
Journal of Business Ethics
Volume 107, Issue 3 , pp 255-264
- Cover Date
- 2012-05-01
- 10.1007/s10551-011-1036-1
- Print ISSN
- 0167-4544
- Online ISSN
- 1573-0697
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Affective organizational commitment
- Authentic leadership
- Behavioral integrity
- Ethical organizational culture
- Work role performance
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Hannes Leroy (1)
- Michael E. Palanski (2)
- Tony Simons (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Research Center of Organization Studies, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Naamsestraat 69, 3000, Leuven, Belgium
- 2. Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, USA
- 3. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA


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July 24th, 2009, 10:02 AM #61
My e-mail notify is always on - breaks up the work day when I am stuck in the office.
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July 24th, 2009, 05:57 PM #62
Ah. I was in highschool during those years. Good ol' Walkerville.
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I am on a boring conference call. The subject: wetland delineations. Fun!
July 25th, 2009, 07:13 AM #64
I'm trying to figure out what my dog is barking at. Honestly, she's a complete nutter.
July 25th, 2009, 09:17 AM #65
I'm stewing over an injustice.
July 25th, 2009, 06:48 PM #66
Coco, OK-you cant throw that out there and not explain. Of what injustice do you speak and how did you suffer and can you seek revenge!?
TMSO - what is wetland delineation?
And me I am about to have a cold refreshing mug of German beer! And maybe just maybe edit a short story I wrote.
July 25th, 2009, 07:42 PM #67
Ugh. Work. I won't really get into it, because I would have to explain how my employer runs things. Let's just say, I'm getting blamed for something that is not my fault and I'm disputing a documentation.
July 25th, 2009, 09:25 PM #68
Say no more - Given how much time we all spend at work it should be a lot nicer place to spend time. Good luck.
July 26th, 2009, 07:37 AM #69
No doubt! I can't wait until Windsor picks up a bit and I can get a job in my field. I'll sit happily in an office organising files and creating databases. It might sound odd, but I love that kind of work.
July 26th, 2009, 01:30 PM #70
Listening to The Noisettes.
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Just got back from visiting my dad in the hospital (developed a clot in his heart) and now I'm watching Scrubs. Seems I can't get away from doctors and nurses!
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AHL Prospect Rankings: #11 – Bryan Lerg
Jonathan Willis
February 12 2009 11:26AM
Bryan Lerg is a graduate of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, one of the key programs that USA Hockey has been using to increase the quality of the junior players it produces.
GDB 54: Voulez vous le win?
Jason Gregor
February 11 2009 12:27PM
For the first time since December of 2005 the Canadiens visit Rexall Place.
A tale of two Davids
February 11 2009 10:50AM
FMNF – Today we want to discuss a pair of Davids.
Deep thoughts VI: the do-over
Robin Brownlee
February 10 2009 03:19PM
It's better that the Edmonton Oilers got it right late than never getting it right at all when it comes to putting Rob Daum back behind the bench where he belongs instead of schlepping around as a pro scout.
Jaromir Jagr: Edmonton Oiler? (Final Update Edition)
Jonathan Willis
February 10 2009 12:26PM
According to a report published by the Edmonton Journal's David Staples, the Edmonton Oilers are close to signing KHL forward Jaromir Jagr. This information, from an anonymous source, was passed on to Staples by Peter Adler, a hockey journalist with close ties to Russia. The anonymous source declined to offer any information as to the specifics of the contract or when it might be finalized.


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Win This Juicer!
by Victoria Phillips in Giveaway, November 28, 2012Skip the overpriced (and often sugar-packed) vegetable and fruit juice at the supermarket and have fun experimenting at home instead. Juicing is convenient and quick with this KRUPS Juice Extractor that comes with a stainless steel grater and large pulp container make for more juice and easier cleanup. In a rush? Pre-program the juicing speed. Plus, with an extra-wide 3″ feed tube, even the largest fruits and vegetables are no challenge.
You can buy your own KRUPS Juice Extractor or enter in the comments for a chance to win one. Just let us know, in the comments, your go-to juice ingredients. The contest starts at 10:00 a.m. EST today, and ends on Friday, November 30 at 5 p.m. EST.
We're giving away one KRUPS Juice Extractor to one lucky, randomly-selected commenter. You must include your email address in the "Email" field when submitting your comment so we can communicate with you if you're a winner.
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Synopsis of the Final Report of MISAG II
In January of this year (1992) the Primates and ACC meeting in Cape Town recommended the Report of the Mission Issues and Strategy Advisory Group II (MISAG II) `Towards Dynamic Mission' to the Churches of the Anglican Communion for implementation and study by our Theological Institutions. The report has been distributed to the Primates Colleges and Mission Agencies and encouraging requests are being made for further copies for study and guidance in mission, not only from individuals but in larger numbers by the Mission Agencies and dioceses. The report is translated into Spanish and Portuguese and the French and Swahili translations are in process.
This synopsis outlines the contents of the report and highlights key recommendations for consideration and appropriate action by ACC-9.
Part One: A Theological Reflection: The Church's role in Missio Dei today.
The report opens with a Theological Reflection a statement on the Missio Dei and the Church's role in that Mission today. This reflection on Missio Dei thus provides a context for the other sections of the report.
Part Two: Specific proposals for Mission Strategies: The Church's role in Missio Dei today
The Partners-in-Mission Process has been a significant feature of the Communion's life in encouraging shared mission. This section is very important and practical. It answers the questions which are often asked on the PIM process or consultation: how do we organise a PIM Consultation?, whom should we invite and what is the agenda? What is the role of external partners at a PIM Consultation? What is the rationale of the PIM process? What is the North - South or South - South or North - North relationship in the PIM process? In answering these questions for the communities within the Communion the Report gives guidelines for effective fulfilment of the Church's Mission in today's world.
Mission Agencies
This section makes a number of recommendations such as, co-operation and working relationships between voluntary and synodical/national bodies, and the need for increased sharing of information.
Exchange and Encounter
This section highlights the importance of personnel exchange for bringing awareness and new life to the Church. It suggests two major initiatives for Christians from the `South' to those in the `North' and encourages South - South exchange as of equal importance in relation to the PIM process.
Theological Edudation and Mission
This section makes a number of important suggestions on ways of developing a mission perspective in all aspects of theological education. This is making mission the basis and focus of ministerial formation whether full-time or part-time.
Unreached Peoples
This section draws attention to the large numbers of peoples who have yet to hear the GOOD NEWS of Jesus Christ both in rural areas and our modern cities and highlights the need for accurate demo-graphic documentation.
Ecumenical Dimension
This section recommends that the varying responses to ecumenical sharing within the Communion be looked at.
Part Three: Mobilization
Here some specific areas of work undertaken by MISAG II and MAWG and its implications for the mission of the Church are considered at some length. It includes proposals on which ACC-9 will need to take decisions.
The Anglican Encounter in the South Conference South - South
This section provides a brief history of the Conference scheduled for August
1993. and emphasises the need for the Churches of the North to support
and encourage it, as its outcome could have far reaching implications for
the Church world-wide.
A Movement for Mission Conference and Mid-point review of the Decade
This section recommends Movement for Mission Conference to be combined
with a proposed Mid-point review of the Decade of Evangelism in 1996. The
ACC and Primates need to take an immediate decision on this and set up
the machinery for its realisation.
Mission Commission
This section recommends a standing Commission on mission for the whole
Communion which will provide a forum for Communion wide co-operation of
mission through the ACC's Secretary for Mission and Evangelism. This
is an important proposal for the Communion and calls for the urgent action
of ACC-9.
Other Tasks
Other tasks undertaken by MISAG II lists three specific areas of work relating
to the Pacific Basin, the Decade of Evangelism and the value of encounter
visits to local churches during conferences.
Mission Agencies Working Group (MAWG)
This section lists the tasks undertaken by MAWG including the preparation
of a mission database for the Communion. It is hoped that this database
will be passed on to the proposed Mission Commission. MAWG also prepared
the guidelines listed in part four below, made proposals for the establishment
of loan funds for the Communion.
Part Four: Exchange Guidelines:


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Newton Abbot's Tuckers Maltings hosts one of the few beer festivals that is actually set in a brewery or, to be precise, a Victorian malthouse. Take the opportunity to sample from the scores of West Country ales available.
The Maltings Beer Festival attracts in excess of 3500 ale lovers, who come from far and wide to twizzle their tastebuds on brews from Guernsey, Helston, Swindon and the West Country. Dozens breweries are represented in total, so you'll need to pace yourself if you want to try all the beers on offer - bottoms up!
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1. Gentoo News
Gentoo Foundation store opens
Taking over from Daniel Robbins -- whose sole remaining activity at the Gentoo project had been the Gentoo merchandising shop operations -- the new Gentoo store under new management by the Gentoo Foundation is now up and running. Set up at Cafepress, the store's catalog of 2005.0 CDs, branded clothing and "schwag" including coffee mugs and other merchandising items is now ready for online ordering, with prices in USD and delivery worldwide. 5 USD of each item sold goes as a direct contribution to the Gentoo project, to be made available to development by the Foundation. The store's address hasn't changed, it's at http://store.gentoo.org.
Gentoo at the German LinuxTag 2005 in Karlsruhe
"Linux everywhere" is the motto of this year's LinuxTag, the largest European Linux fair, which again takes place in Karlsruhe this week, 22 to 25 June. "Gentoo on everything slightly faster than a washing machine" could very well be the slogan of the Gentoo booth at the event. Representing Gentoo Linux for the third year in a row, this year seesa nice collection of Gentoo-supported platforms on display, including MIPS machines (an SGI O2), a Sun Blade 100 (SPARC) and several PowerPC hosts (two PegasosPPC ODWs and several iBook's), complemented by the usual assorted x86 hardware.
You will have plenty of opportunity to meet many of the German Gentoo developers and discuss recent activities and upcoming changes with them. A handful of developers from other countries also announced their attendance, of which Robin H. Johnson flying in from Canada will undoubtedly be the one earning the most bonus-miles.
Gentoo booths organized by the German NFP "Friends of Gentoo e.V." traditionally include a remastered XLiveCD distributed under the nickname "Fizzlewizzle". Thanks to Joseph Jezak's brand-new version of Xorgautoconfig this event's Fizzlewizzle Edition is also available for PowerPCs. The XLiveCD is fully localized into German, ships with the current KDE release 3.4.1 and features top-notch translated installation documents. Gentoo merchandise and lots of free give-a-ways are available at the booth, too, and visitors can also become a member of "Friends of Gentoo" (official German title of the NFP: Förderverein Gentoo e.V.) on the spot, for an annual membership fee of 20 EUR (10 for students).
Gentoo Forum admin and moderators to become official staff members
After years in the twilight zone, the Gentoo Forums are becoming an official Gentoo project. Christian Hartmann and Wernfried Haas submitted a GLEP that has already been discussed with Gentoo's developer relations department, as it directly impacts in their area, and has now been taken to the email@example.com mailing list for open discussion.
This means that all administrators and the so-called global moderators will now be official Gentoo staff members. This will give the Forum team better access to developers and resources helping them ensure the quality of the award winning Gentoo Forums.
In preparation for this change the Forum team has written a new document entitled "Gentoo Forums Moderator Policies and Guidelines".
Gentoo Forums receive hardware donation
Forum administrator Tom Knight's employers, Dialogue Communications, have generously donated two 160GB Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 hard drives and an AMCC 3ware 9500S-4LP SATA RAID controller. This hardware will mainly be used for development and testing of new forums features, including the long awaited UTF8 conversion which needs lots of I/O for testing. Thanks a lot!
2. Heard in the community
Web forums
64 vs 32 bit: is less really more?
Triggered by Jem Matzan's article on Linux.com, this thread discusses the virtues of going 64-bit instead of staying with a 32-bit-architecture. As the article seems to find too little in terms of performance enhancement by the move at this time, the Forum regulars are a little disappointed about tomorrow's platform not being properly hailed as today's alternative, as they think it should be.
3. Gentoo International
UK: London Gentoo user and developer meeting
Last Friday, a few Gentoo developers and users met up, albeit at very short notice, for a few drinks in central London. Gentoo developers Daniel Drake, Michal Januszewski (visiting from Poland) and Benjamin Smee (strerror) got together with event organizer George Prowse (more widely known as cokehabit) and Gentoo users Andy and Edwin for the afternoon. They are planning to organize a similar meeting later this summer, and this time there'll be some advance notice, promised!
Figure 3.1: Gentooists of London
Note: Left to right: Daniel Drake, Andy, George Prowse, Benjamin Smee, Michal Januszewski
4. Gentoo in the press
Slashdot (14 June 2005)
A merry flamefest was kindled upon news that Gentoo founder Daniel Robbins had found employment with Microsoft. Among the readers commenting the short article, Hans Reiser could be seen putting drobbins' credit card debt in perspective with his own financial distress stemming from a messy divorce, other people volunteered to mount rescue missions, with about half the comments venturing into various sinister sci-fi analogies from Star Wars to Star Trek, apparently unable to decide whether it's been Darth Gates or Gates of Borg who lured Gentoo's ex-chief-architect into joining the forces of evil.
The Age, Sydney Morning Herald (14 June 2005)
Australian broad-sheet daily newspaper The Age picked up the story of Daniel Robbins' new employment at Microsoft from the Gentoo website. Author Sam Varghese puts the Gentoo founder next to Gnome's Nat Friedman as "about the only other prominent open-source figure" who has ever worked for Microsoft, with Ximian founder Miguel de Icaza having been interviewed once, but turned down. The same article appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald, a sister publication of The Age.
The Inquirer (14 June 2005)
A significantly more salacious way of wording the very same news item could be found at the Inquirer, a rather eccentric UK online publication who depicts Daniel Robbins turning into someone who "squeaks wildly in the burrow of the Vole" where he's "joined the forces of darkness" in order "to help Microsoft try to understand how Open Sauce works, a fairly major task."
Linux.com (15 June 2005)
Yet another Gentoo-related article by Linux.com author Jem Matzen, this time about "64-bit performance in Gentoo Linux" -- or rather the lack of any really outstanding performance measured in his benchmark tests. An earlier test with FreeBSD in a 64-bit environment had already yielded similar results: "64-bit does make a difference, but that performance advantage may not be evident in all situations."
ZDNet UK (16 June 2005)
Allowing for a few days of checking the background, ZDNet's Ingrid Marson wrote a more complete assessment of Daniel's new employment and the alleged ripples in the project's surface, which as she finds weren't as agitated as some expected.
5. Moves, adds, and changes
The following developers recently left the Gentoo team:
The following developers recently joined the Gentoo Linux team:
The following developers recently changed roles within the Gentoo Linux project:
6. Gentoo security
MediaWiki: Cross-site scripting vulnerability
MediaWiki is vulnerable to a cross-site scripting attack that could allow arbitrary scripting code execution.
For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement
webapp-config: Insecure temporary file handling
The webapp-config utility insecurely creates temporary files in a world writable directory, potentially allowing the execution of arbitrary commands.
Sun and Blackdown Java: Applet privilege escalation
Sun's and Blackdown's JDK or JRE may allow untrusted applets to elevate their privileges.
PeerCast: Format string vulnerability
PeerCast suffers from a format string vulnerability that could allow arbitrary code execution.
7. Bugzilla
The Gentoo community uses Bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org) to record and track bugs, notifications, suggestions and other interactions with the development team. Between 12 June 2005 and 19 June 2005, activity on the site has resulted in:
Of the 8461 currently open bugs: 97 are labeled 'blocker', 214 are labeled 'critical', and 605 are labeled 'major'.
Closed bug rankings
The developers and teams who have closed the most bugs during this period are:
New bug rankings
The developers and teams who have been assigned the most new bugs during this period are:
8. GWN feedback
Please send us your feedback and help make the GWN better.
9. GWN subscription information
To subscribe to the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter, send a blank email to email@example.com.
To unsubscribe to the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter, send a blank email to firstname.lastname@example.com from the email address you are subscribed under.
10. Other languages
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But one company is looking to bridge the gap between the two platforms, at least for developers.
Splashtop has released Win8 Metro Testbed, a remote desktop app that lets software developers — or anyone else for that matter — simulate the Windows 8 environment on an iPad. Essentially, developers can use the software, to test Windows 8 native Metro UI touch gestures on an iPad as they code and compile new apps on their Windows PC.
The company thinks there should be a ready market for Windows 8 Metro Testbed.
"Since Apple's App Store generates over 80% of all tablet app revenue, nearly every software developer that writes apps for tablets has an iPad," said Mark Lee, Splashtop CEO and co-founder. "With Windows 8 Metro expected to ship on over 400 million new PCs and tablets annually, these developers have high expectations for an enormous new market.
But developers would typically test these apps with the help of a Windows 8 capable tablet; Splashtop says its software saves on the cost of buying that extra hardware which could cost anywhere from $500 to $1,000. Win8 Metro Testbed is available for download at Apple's iTunes store for $24.99 which the company says is a promotional price off the regular $49.99 charge.
Splashtop says the Win8 Metro Testbed enables a full range of native Windows 8 Metro touch gestures, including the ability to:
- Swipe from the right to view the Charms menu
- Swipe from the left to switch apps
- Swipe left/right in Internet Explorer to move between pages
- Swipe down to bring up additional menus
- Swipe down on an item to select it
- Pull down from the top to close an app
- Swipe slowly from the left to run two apps side-by-side ("snapping")
- Swipe from left-and-back to show running apps
- Pinch to navigate files, folders, apps and data with Semantic Zoom
While it's not clear how many Windows 8 developers do in fact have iPads, interest in Microsoft's new OS is high. Microsoft tweeted last month that its Consumer Preview of Windows 8 was downloaded one million times in the 24 hours after it was released and millions more are believed to have been downloaded since then.


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On The Trail: Southeast Region
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OL Tyler Jones switches to NC State
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North Carolina State has lured three-star offensive tackle
Tyler Jones
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The 6-foot-3, 287-pound prospect originally selected the Bulldogs in June.Ā His other offers included Cincinnati, UConn, Iowa State, Michigan State, Middle Tennessee, North Carolina, Ohio State, Samford, South Florida, UAB and UCF.
Jones posted a 5.78 40-yard dash, 4.73 20-yard shuttle, 25-inch vertical, 36-foot power throw and 57.15 SPARQ this spring at a Nike Combine.


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Make Your Own Babaganoush
by Toby Amidor in Healthy Recipes, August 16, 2011My family originates from the Middle East so it's traditional to find babaganoush alongside typical appetizers like hummus, tahini, pita bread, pickled vegetables and olives. Here are the basics to making a killer babaganoush.
The Eggplant
Babaganoush is basically a pureed eggplant salad. It's typically used as a condiment or dip for veggies and pita bread. Make babaganoush by selecting a shiny and firm eggplant that's heavy for its size. Rev up your oven and roast it for about 30 to 40 minutes until the center is tender. Some recipes call for peeled and diced or sliced eggplant, while others tell you to bake it whole. The main goal is to get the inside of the eggplant soft enough so you can puree it.
The Flavors
I like traditional flavors mixed with my babaganoush like lemon juice, olive oil, tahini (sesame seed paste) and garlic. You may find spiced up versions with tomatoes, peppers, jalapeno, thyme or basil. Experiment with your favorite flavor combinations and make it your own. Here's my recipe for Israeli-style babaganoush.
Traditional Babaganoush
Serves: 12
Serving size: ¼ cup
1 large eggplant, halved lengthwise
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup tahini
1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespoons sesame seeds
Salt and pepper to taste
Nonstick cooking spray
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Place eggplant cut side up on a baking sheet coated with non-stick cooking spray. Roast for 30 to 40 minutes, turning occasionally, until soft. Remove from oven and let cool for about 10 minutes. Scoop out flesh with a spoon; discard skin.
Place roasted eggplant, lemon juice, tahini, sesame seeds, and garlic in a blender; puree until smooth. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Transfer eggplant mixture to a medium bowl and mix in olive oil. Refrigerate for 3 hours before serving.
Nutrition Information (per ¼ cup serving)
Calories: 60
Total Fat: 5 grams
Saturated Fat: 0.5 grams
Protein: 2 grams
Total carbohydrate: 4 grams
Fiber: 2 grams
Cholesterol: 0 milligrams
Sodium: 50 milligrams
Recipes to try:
Toby Amidor, MS, RD, CDN, is a registered dietitian and consultant who specializes in food safety and culinary nutrition. See Toby's full bio »
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Tokyo Nightlife
2-2-10 Shinkiba
Tel: 81 3 5534 2525
Metro: Shinkiba
This spacious venue in Tokyo Bay has room for 3,000 clubbers and offers different musical zones, such as the Arena (the main dance floor), an outdoor pool area, and a chill-out tent. It attracts big-name DJs from Japan and around the world, including Fat Boy Slim and the Japanese star Towa Tei.
B1F Ohyama Building
2-13-15 Nishi Azabu
Tel: 81 3 3409 3301
Metro: Roppongi
Tucked away in a side-street basement, this popular, low-lit bar attracts a well-heeled crowd. It's close to Roppongi and a number of restaurants in Nishi Azabu, stays open late, and is a good spot for an after-dinner drink.
Closed Sundays.
1-26-22 Shoto
Tel: 81 3 3469 0125
Metro: Shibuya
At this cozy Australian wine bar and restaurant on a small street near Shibuya, the wine list is overwhelming: 500 vintages from Oz. For oenophiles who'd like to try a range, there's a daily selection of ten wines that can be ordered by the glass. Tokyo is a good city for wine lovers, and the Australian and New Zealand wines here are very well priced.
6-3-16 Raika Building, Minami Aoyama (close to Kotto Dori)
Tel: 81 3 5485 0088
Metro: Omotesando
Tokyo's best-known jazz club has only 300 seats but draws big-name musicians from all over the world. Class acts range from veterans like Sergio Mendes to younger singers like Angie Stone. The definition of jazz is loose here; past performers have included Ladysmith Black Mambazo. There are two shows nightly.
Metro: Shinjuku
This low-rise area of Shinjuku, threatened with extinction for decades, is an atmospheric warren of bars, some only large enough for a couple of stools. There's a hint of postwar Tokyo in the dimly lit alleys, and it makes a nice contrast to the tacky glitz of nearby Kabuki-cho. The steadiest customers prefer to keep their favorite nomiya (counter bars) a secret, and some bars are only open to regulars. Stroll until you find one that looks welcoming.
Aoyama Center Building B1F
3-8-40 Minami-Aoyama
Japan 107-0062
Tel: 03 3408 3665
Metro: Gaienmae
Don't let the dark alley fool you: Things are hopping almost every night of the week inside this trendy Tokyo nightclub. The space, paying homage to the Paris original with its French bordello decor (dark velvet couches and moody red lights), plays host to the city's party-ready fashion set. Although the dance floor is remarkably small considering the caliber of DJs from around the world stationed behind the decks, everyone manages to fit in and have a good time.—Rebecca Willa Davis
Open daily 10 pm to 4 am.
Marunouchi Trust Tower, Main, 1-8-3 Marunouchi
Metro: Tokyo Station
Japan 100 8283
Tel: 81 3 6739 7888
As the sun dips over Tokyo's skycrapers, the Shangri-La Lobby Lounge shifts from sedate to sceney. Set on the twenty-eighth floor of Tokyo's newest five-star, it screams high luxe, thanks to an epic two-ton chandelier with 890 hand-blown crystal gingko leaves. Make like your fellow guests (attractive couples and urbane business types) and order the saketini, a heady concoction of sake and dry vermouth, then soak up the glittering nighttime panorama through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Sultry jazz provides the sound track.
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Tel: 81 3 5468 5928
Metro: Meijijingumae
Montoak is a relaxed cafe-bar on Omotesando, a good place for a pick-me-up after a hard day's shopping. Look out for the building with tinted windows and no sign, next to Kiddyland. The interiors mix mosaic tiling with raw concrete. For the best lounging, sit at the back, on one of the ground-floor sofas. Snacks and light meals are also available.
Park Hyatt Tokyo
3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku
Tel: 81 3 5322 1234
Metro: Shinjuku
Located at the top of the Park Hyatt, on the 52nd floor, the New York Bar is everything a good hotel bar should be. Its attractions include discreet service, low lights, live jazz, and breathtaking night views across Tokyo. You'll recognize it from Lost in Translation. Get into the spirit and order an LIT cocktail of sake, cranberry juice, lime, and cherry-blossom and peach liqueur (it's no longer on the menu, but the bartender will still oblige), or have a glass of wine from the largest selection of California bottles in Japan. If the New York Bar is full (and these days, it often is), go to the 41st floor's Peak Bar. The views are still superb, and the 50 washi paper lanterns create a soft ambience.
1-1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho
Tel: 81 3 3504 1111
Metro: Uchisaiwaicho
In the Imperial Hotel sits this classic cocktail bar. The decor retains a hint of Frank Lloyd Wright's long-gone 1923 building, and the service is impeccable. In spite of its modern appearance, the Imperial is archetypal Ginza, a reminder of an older, more genteel Tokyo. In the same hotel, you'll also find the Imperial Lounge Aqua, a cozy bar with clubby armchairs and views over Hibiya Park.
2-12-4 Accord Building, B1
Tel: 81 3 3354 2024
Metro: Shinjuku
This underground jazz club in Shinjuku's Ni-Chome has been a fixture for "J-jazz" (that curious strain of Japanese jazz) for the past 40 years, bringing in top-bill musicians like the avant-garde saxophonist John Zorn and jazz legends like the late Elvin Jones. The 100-seat venue, in a pewlike arrangement, is small enough to feel intimate yet large enough to achieve surprisingly mellow acoustics. The entrance fee can be steep (around $40 for evening shows), but the amazing performances and the dark, smoky ambience are pure old-school, drawing in serious jazz devotees from across the globe.—Updated by Rebecca Willa Davis
Performances daily 2 pm and 7:30 pm.
Metro: Shinjuku
Tokyo's famous gay bar district is a warren of pleasant backstreets lined with bars and clubs—some lively and welcoming, some hidden and exclusive. It's worth a look if only to take in the wacky bar names: Kings of College, Bar Yes/No, Baby Satan, Judy, Morning Tissue. In fine weather, crowds of Japanese and foreigners spill out onto the street at Advocates Café, an open-air bar on the Naka-dori, the main thoroughfare. The ever-popular GB, Arty-Farty, and Dragon are all within shouting distance, and they are all good places to begin your evening if you're looking for friendly international faces and advice in English. For quiet conversation and mellow music, try Lamp Post or Kinsmen. The nearest subways are Shinjuku 3-chome and Shinjuku Gyoen-Mae.
B1F 3-1-25 Nishi Azabu
Tel: 81 3 5412 0515
Metro: Roppongi
This basement salon near Roppongi is run by Tokyo architects Klein Dytham and graphic designers Namaiki. It's a relaxed, bohemian space with DJ nights, live music, and the popular Pecha-Kucha evenings when a random selection of 13 to 20 people do show-and-tell—presenting 20 slides for 20 seconds each (even famous names don't get extra time). SuperDeluxe events are diverse: Expect anything from crowded fashion parties to obscure musical performances. Check the website for the upcoming schedule.
Closed Sundays.
1-1-3 Yurakucho
Tel: 81 3 5251 2001
Metro: Hibiya
Join the crowds of adoring women (and some men) at this unique, longstanding (since 1914) musical revue where all the parts, including the male leads, are played by members of the fairer sex. Favorite shows include an all-female Gone With the Wind, Phantom of the Opera, and performances by the "heartthrobs," who look like early-'80s pop stars, all sculpted hair and heavy makeup. The gift shop alone is worth a look.
No performances on Wednesdays.
Hoshi Building 4F
Jinnan 1-12-14
Tel: 81 3 3770 2325
This gilded Shibuya club attracts equally glitzy partygoers, with even Monday nights feeling like a fashion show. Despite it being a favorite among Tokyo's trendsetters, those not dressed to the nines (or in any sort of costume) can people-watch while sipping on reasonably priced cocktails and lounging below the many chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. International rock and electronic bands passing through town will often schedule impromptu late-night shows here, but don't even think about showing up before 11 pm.—Rebecca Willa Davis
Open daily 10 pm to 5 am.
AO Building, 5th floor, 3-11-7 Kita-Aoyama
Metro: Omotesando
Japan 107-0061
Tel: 81 3 3498 0002
On the fifth floor of the shiny new AO Building, in the shopping neighborhood of Aoyama, Two Rooms is already firmly stamped on the city's cocktail map. Against a backdrop of moody dim lighting, contemporary art, wooden floors, and sharp-lined leather furnishings, it has an atmosphere that is as seductive as it is stylish. Cosmopolitan cocktailstry the kiwi martiniserved at a bar made from 50,000-year-old swamp kauri wood from New Zealand, are an exercise in perfection. The bar has become a magnet for fashion industry insiders, slickly dressed businessmen, and expat financiers. Oenophiles can also tap the glass walk-in cellar, with 1,800 carefully curated bottles. The best seats? The terrace's white sofas by low candlelit tables.
2-16 Maruyama-cho
Tel: 81 3 5459 0039; 81 3 5459 0139
Metro: Shibuya
Among Tokyo's top clubs, Womb is the best-known for techno and house music. One of the most popular nights is Sterne on the first Friday of every month with DJ Takkyu Ishino. The club takes up four floors but can get very crowded on weekends. Check the website for the schedule.
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New York, NY — April 20, 2007 — The development of a community of nurse educators who use simulation to promote and evaluate student learning is the focus of a new three-year National League for Nursing project funded by Laerdal Medical.
The project will facilitate the creation of a virtual Simulation Innovation and Resource Center (SIRC) accessible to nurse educators who can learn how to design and integrate effective simulations into their curricula. "This latest collaboration with Laerdal Medical, helping nurse educators develop expertise in simulation education methodologies, is a valuable contribution to our faculty development efforts," said NLN CEO Dr. Beverly Malone.
Nine experts in nursing education and simulation have been selected to develop innovative web-based modules that deliver content through video clips of simulation scenarios and interactive activities. While the main criteria for selection was expertise in simulation, also considered were geographic location, the size of the institution and nursing program, and the types of programs offered at the institution. The final team represents varying types of programs so that the project will address a broad range of nursing education needs related to development and implementation of simulation as a teaching, learning, and evaluation tool. Eight individuals from other countries (Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Japan, Norway, and Scotland) will also be involved in the project.
A key to the success of the SIRC will be the opportunity it provides educators to engage in dialogue with experts and peers on such topics as curriculum integration, tips for creating and implementing simulations, and conducting nursing education research. Another element of the web-based resource center will be a comprehensive bibliography of articles related to simulations.
Pamela R. Jeffries, DNS, RN, FAAN, project director for an earlier NLN-Laerdal study involving simulation is the director for the new project; Marcella T. Hovancsek, MSN, RN, serves as assistant project director. Dr. Mary Anne Rizzolo, senior director of professional development at the NLN, will provide oversight.
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Today, it's world-renowned as a high-end clothing label with an insatiable love of zigzags, luxe knit fabrics, and geometric shapes — but Missoni actually started from very humble beginnings. Founded in the 1950s by Italian husband-and-wife team Ottavio and Rosita Missoni, the company began as a basement studio workshop anchored by two knitting machines and a collection of ideas. Word about Missoni's bold, innovative patterns gradually spread among the fashion-following public — eventually reaching legendary Vogue editor Diana Vreeland, who promoted the brand in the pages of her magazine. Missoni's super-stylish footwear complements its dresses, pants, and M Missoni collection by reproducing the iconic zigzag and chevron motifs on flat espadrilles, crochet-paneled wedges, embroidered peep-toe booties, and sky-high heels. Looking for something subtler? Try Missoni's combat boots in basic brown suede, or white striped canvas sling-backs with lace-up fronts.
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The former Ministers, G. Janardhan Reddy and B. Sriramulu, who are facing the heat for allegedly indulging in illegal mining, have now been accused of land-grabbing. In a sudden development, a group of site owners, who have come out against the Reddy brothers for the first time, assembled near the area near T.B. Sanatorium here on Wednesday and staged a demonstration demanding that their sites be restored.
The protesters accused Mr. Janardhan Reddy, who is in jail in Hyderabad, and Mr. Sriramulu of illegally acquiring their sites, which they had purchased out of their savings.
According to the protesters, belonging to the middle class and mostly teachers, 227 acres of land on Belagal road belonged to B.B.L. Narayan Rao, maternal grandfather of film actor Ramya Krishna. The land was sold to Eshwar Rao, Subba Rao and Tirumal Reddy and residential sites carved out of it with after obtaining permission from the Bellary Urban Development Authority.
The sites were registered at the Sub-Registrar's office. Some of them constructed houses on their sites, while some others had laid the foundation stone for their dwellings.
The protesters alleged that the houses were razed and a compound wall built around the entire area, allegedly by Mr. Janardhan Reddy, claiming that the entire land belonged to him.
'Plea went in vain'
The protesters told presspersons that their plea to the district administration to help them get back their sites went in vain.
They also charged that the previous Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police, on being approached, had suggested that they meet Mr. Janardhan Reddy and Mr. Sriramulu and settle the issue.
"When we failed to get justice, we decided to stage the protest," Annees Ahmed, a site owner, said.
Yerriswamy, Bharathi and other site owners said that they would meet Deputy Commissioner Amlan Aditya Biswas and submit a memorandum, and if justice was not done to them they would intensify the agitation.
The issue would turn out to be a headache for Mr. Sriramulu, who is contesting the byelection from the Bellary Rural Assembly constituency, as the area comes under this segment.
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Slender was one of my top games for 2012, its diabolical simplicity scared the living daylights out of me. I can honestly admit that I have never played a game that drove my mind into a state of fear and panic as Slender. I am not alone in my twisted fascination with the Slenderman, he is an internet legend, feared by all.
Blue Isle Studios and Mark Hadley, creator of the original Slender horror game decided to breath more life, or rather in this case, more horror into the Slenderman phenomenon. They are working on Slender the Arrival. Let's take a look at what they have planned for us.
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A huge portion of Slender's success can be attributed to its simplicity. It resembled the games' pure, raw horror. I cannot help but wonder if Slender the Arrival, with its pumped up graphics, levels and storyline will take away from the dread of the experience, rather than adding to it. What do you think?
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New from Allen Say During World War II, more than 120,000 men, women, and children of Japanese descent living in America were incarcerated in internment camps by the United States government. Now, sixty years later, Caldecott medalist Allen Say eloquently depicts this dark moment in history with Home of the Brave. This timely and provocative book is the story of one man's confrontation of his own family's imprisonment in these remote and inhospitable sites. Say's paintings capture the bewilderment of the young man on a surreal journey and the desolation and loneliness of the children residing in the camps. His prose is haunting and provokes the reader to reflect on what these camps mean in the scope of American history. "What Say does so successfully here is to show how displaced children feel; how, through some unnamed strength, they manage to survive and find their way home . . . The story's real focus is not so much the reexamination of America's historical past as the recollection of its emotional past a past we become a part of through Allen Say's intense dreamscape." New York Times Book Review "Say here enters the realm of dream or rather, nightmare. Say's use of light and dark has a haunting effect . . . the images create an internal logic of their own, as emotionally convincing as any waking experience." Publishers Weekly, starred review "Say's use of darkness in the portrayal of childhood innocence is a poignant interpretation of what children, whatever their culture, must feel when so tiny and scared and far from where they long to be." Los Angeles Times Book Review Sunday, August 4, 2002. |
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I'm tracing my maternal family which has taken me back to Ohio and West Virginia. The people I am currently researching are: Lewis Purdy (Born in Virginia) married Sara Tudor (Born in Virginia) CHILD: Thomas Green Purdy born abt. 1883 married Gertine Dolen Zed Dolen (Born abt. 1864 in WV) married Elvira Loverjoy (Born abt. 1860 in WV) CHILD: Gertine Dolen born 1885 in WV Charles A. Hudson (Born abt. 1863 in OH) married Ellen Rogars (born abt. 1867 in OH) CHILD: William Hudson born abt. 1896 in OH married Alma Kline Orie Kline (Born abt. 1876) married Titus,_______. CHILD: Alma Kline Born in 1901 in OH I have several Purdy ancestors buried at Brachley Cemetery located outside Spurlockville, Lincoln County, WV. Any information would be appreciated. |
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Because of a rising employment for agency staff and temporary contracted workers, the average wage for those blue-collar workers on the production line, which already had the lowest earnings, is actually going down, raising concerns about the benefits of the most lauded industry after the recession.
Citing data from the Office of National Statistics, the Financial Times shows that over the past four years, vehicle production in the UK has gone up around 45% to see rising revenues from a £55 billion industry. Meanwhile, 30% of the workers, who are the lowest paid saw their earnings erode 7.5 % – while the average industry wage only went up by 2.3%.
"Everybody is taking advantage of weak regulation to hire lower-paid, less permanent workers," said Roger Maddison, automotive national officer at the union Unite. "There is still a lot of work to be done until the full benefits of this UK car resurgence trickle down to everyone who is contributing."
According to car manufacturers, workers compromising on frozen wages protected UK jobs and factories, reducing hours and being lower paid. Still, according to government data, in 2013 in the auto industry were employed 87,000 people, bellow 2004's 123,000 workers or 2007's total of 92,000.
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uranium glass and a single crystal of a U(V) uranyl complex
The glass was made at the Edinburgh College of Art from uranyl compounds made in our lab
The single crystal is a remarkably stable uranium complex made from one electron reduction of the ubiquitous uranyl dication
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We focus on the study of reactive and unusual complexes of the rare earths, actinides, and early transition metals. We use these to make new catalysts for difficult transformations such as hydrocarbon C-H bond activation and CO2 chemistry. Our labs are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for the synthesis of highly air-sensitive complexes, and the study of their reactivity towards small, inert molecules, particularly in the development of new homogeneous catalysts.
Sept '14:Congratulations and good luck to Joy Farnaby as she starts a Junior Research Fellowship at Imperial College, London.
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April '14: Welcome to Dr Rianne Lord, starting an EPSRC-funded PDRA position to study macrocyclic uranyl chemistry.
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Jul '13: Dr Joy Farnaby wins a poster prize at the Actinide Science conference, Actinides 2013.
Mar '13: Polly discusses unconscious bias against women in science on BBC Radio's 'Newshour'. Listen to the interview here.
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Dec '12: work starts on a film about Women in Chemistry.
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Nov '12: Welcome to Joy Farnaby, our newest EPSRC-funded PDRA.
Nov '12: Polly collects her Corday-Morgan prize from the RSC.
Oct '12: Polly lectures at the Royal Society in London. Watch the Rosalind Franklin award lecture here.
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Can Daptomycin Have An Impact With Skin And Skin Structure Infections?
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However, one may need to limit the duration of therapy due to hematologic adverse events (suppression of blood cell counts).1 Newer options approved for use against MRSA in complicated SSSIs include tigecycline (Tygacil, Wyeth) and daptomycin (Cubicin, Cubist Pharmaceuticals). With this in mind, let us take a closer look at daptomycin. Spectrum Of Activity: What Does Daptomycin Offer? Daptomycin is the first antibiotic in a new class called the cyclic lipopeptides. Daptomycin binds to and depolarizes the cytoplasmic membrane of gram-positive bacteria, ultimately causing rapid cell death.10 It was approved in 2003 in the U.S. for the treatment of complicated SSSIs caused by S. aureus, including MRSA, as well as Streptococcus pyogenes, Streptococcus agalactiae, Streptococcus dysgalactiae subsp. equisimilis, and Enterococcus faecalis (vancomycin-susceptible isolates only). Recently, the label for daptomycin was extended to include the treatment of bacteremia, including right-sided endocarditis caused by S. aureus.11 Daptomycin provides dose-dependent bactericidal activity against a wide range of aerobic and anaerobic gram-positive isolates (including multiresistant strains).12,13 In addition, it has demonstrated in vitro activity against methicillin-susceptible S. aureus (MSSA), MRSA and anaerobic gram-positive organisms (such as Finegoldia magna and Peptoniphilus asaccharolyticus) cultured from diabetic foot infections.13 Furthermore, an in vitro study demonstrated that 96 percent of 105 strains of S. aureus with reduced susceptibility to vancomycin, including VISA, were susceptible to daptomycin.14 What The Literature Reveals About Daptomycin In two multicenter, randomized phase 3 clinical trials, researchers compared daptomycin with standard therapy (penicillinase-resistant penicillins or vancomycin) in 1,092 patients with complicated SSSI and most of these were caused by S. aureus.15 The treatment duration was seven to 14 days. Researchers defined clinical success as the resolution of signs and symptoms to the point where antibiotic therapy is no longer required. They assessed clinical success six to 20 days after the last dose. These studies showed that clinical success rates were statistically comparable ("noninferior") between those patients clinically evaluable in the daptomycin and comparator groups (83 percent versus 84 percent respectively).15 In the MRSA subpopulation, clinical success rates were 75 percent and 69 percent respectively for patients treated with daptomycin and vancomycin.15 Daptomycin's efficacy against other gram-positive pathogens (streptococci and enterococci) was also comparable to that of standard therapy.15 Patients receiving daptomycin had fewer days of therapy as 63 percent of these patients required four to seven days of therapy in comparison to 33 percent of patients in the comparator group.15 A post hoc analysis of the data from 103 clinically evaluable patients who had diabetic foot infections demonstrated that daptomycin was as effective as vancomycin or penicillinase-resistant penicillins in treating gram-positive infections.16 Bear in mind that the number of MRSA isolates in this subpopulation was modest with only one MRSA isolate in the daptomycin-treated group. With all new antibiotics, there is concern about resistance but daptomycin resistance rates to S. aureus and other gram-positive cocci are low in vitro.17 In a few instances, MRSA isolates have been reported to have become nonsusceptible to daptomycin in vivo during treatment for bacteremia, endocarditis or osteomyelitis.18 Nonsusceptible isolates have not yet been reported in patients with complicated SSSI who received daptomycin treatment.18 Daptomycin was well tolerated in these trials of patients with complicated SSSIs, and the frequency, distribution and severity of adverse events were similar between daptomycin and comparator drugs.15 For example, 2.2 percent of patients treated with daptomycin experienced renal failure in comparison to 2.7 percent of patients in the comparator group.15 The prevalence of adverse events was similarly small and comparable between treatment groups among those patients who had diabetic ulcer infections.16 In contrast, a recent phase 3 trial of daptomycin 6 mg/kg for the treatment of S.


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