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April 12, 2014
It outlines a series of cases where regulation, often stimulated by lobbying from the incumbents, attempts to stifle some of the creativity of innovators. Undoubtedly this is sometimes the case, but a question which has interested me has been whether regulation can also stimulate innovation and create game changing opportunities rather than just protecting the profits of some rather comfortable firms who have grown lazy from success and want to avoid new competitors at all costs.
Last year I put in a research bid for some funding from the Leverhulme Foundation which aims to provide two or three years funding for academics who would like to spend some time on researching something they are really passionate about, but due to admin and teaching responsibilities haven't had the time to do it. I felt I was a good case (but they obviously didn't as I didn't get the grant!) and of course my passion was to look more deeply into the world of Formula 1 and in particular the relationship between innovation and regulation. The situation today is a case-in-point, for 2014 we have totally new propulsion system, with V6 turbo-charged 1.6 litre engines combined with sophisticated energy recovery systems which create a further 160kw from mechanical and heat energy recovery. These systems are innovative, but it's been quite interesting how some of the well-established teams and movers and shakers are unhappy about the changes and the way it has shifted the balance of competitive performance between the teams.
A major regulation change is of course both a threat and an opportunity. Back in 1966 the FIA decided to change the engine regulations and move from a 1.5 litre engine to a 3.0 litre (interesting that we have now gone in the opposite direction). For the British teams such as Cooper and Lotus this was a major threat as their engine supplier – Coventry Climax decided that they could not afford the costs of designing a new, bigger engine and so it looked like well-funded teams with the engine technology, such as Ferrari, would dominate. Colin Chapman at Lotus had a different plan. He sought to persuade Ford to fund the development of a new 3.0 litre F1 engine which would be a technological revolution. The Ford Cosworth DFV was designed as a stressed component of the car which meant that the engine could be simply bolted onto the rear of the chassis with the rear suspension and gearbox fitted onto the rear of the engine. It was powerful, light and cheap (in 1968 an F1 team could buy the engine for £7500, so Ken Tyrrell told me!), it created the many F1 constructors based in 'Motorsport Valley' that still remain today with eight out of the eleven F1 teams all based within a fifty mile radius of Oxford. So occasionally regulation does stimulate innovation, and with some pretty spectacular consequences.
Motorsport in the Valleys
March 26, 2014
I've been interested to see the reaction of Silverstone to the planned Circuit of Wales, regarding whether or not they are receiving 'illegal' state aid (see – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-26712038).
I can understand why Silverstone may be concerned with a further circuit cropping up in the UK, their new Wing, which sits in the middle of the circuit is an impressive facility, but one which will require a lot of utilisation in order to keep it viable. In 2007 we already had 19 paved circuits in the UK (see – http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motorsport-Going-Global-Challenges-Industry), many of which are struggling to keep the cash flowing in and are heavily dependent on one or two big races either in cars or bikes, so why do we need another one?
For me the argument is simple. We have a unique capability in the UK to design, manufacturer and develop motorsport products, services and technologies. The UK has the largest concentration of motorsport turnover relative to GDP anywhere in the world and anything that adds to this capability is, in my view, a good thing. I understand that those who are fighting to capture as many big events as possible would see this as a threat, but if we take the perspective from UK plc it is a huge opportunity. But there's a further point, if we capture the imagination of young people in the area who have never been to a circuit before, we may increase participation and the size of the cake, then we may also get some new Adrian Newey's, Ross Brawn's and perhaps even (showing my age) a Tom Pryce.
Chewing the fat on Formula 1
February 6, 2014
Last night I was on a panel at Cass Business School (ranked #3 in Europe for Finance Research), which was something of a privilege, coming from a rival business school – Cranfield (ranked #1 in UK for Executive Education). I was in very good company with top F1 bloggers Joe Saward and James Allen, former CEO of Mercedes GP, Nick Fry, Leadership expert Dr Amanda Goodall and F1 technical guru Gary Anderson – why on earth have the BBC dropped him from their F1 coverage? Gary's 'cut off' lap time predictions were always the highlight of qualifying as far as I'm concerned.
The panel was expertly chaired by Dr Paolo Aversa from Cass and we had a great time putting the world of F1 to rights, helped along by a great audience with lots of knowledgeable questions. Of course there was much to talk about – the new power units (I guess the term engine will now be consigned to history); what lies in store for Bernie (the view here was never underestimate him, and he will be back fully in charge by the end of the year); what's going to happen at McLaren regarding the appointment of a new CEO (one or two people were a bit coy about this one, so maybe we'll have an announcement soon); and will Lotus get the financial backing it needs to stop haemorrhaging great people. All in all there was much to discuss and that's the great thing about F1: technology, finance, strategy, creative interpretations of regulations and above all people, and as Nick Fry reminded us, at the end of the day, it's people that make the difference.
On 29 July 2013, the day after the Hungarian Grand Prix, an interesting piece appeared on the Ferrari website entitled 'A turning point to tackle with a knife between the teeth'. It related the comments of Ferrari President Luca de Montezemolo, who was apparently less than happy about the team's performance, and also the behaviour of its lead driver, Fernando Alonso. The piece stated baldly that Montezemolo had 'tweaked his (Alonso's) ear' reminding him that "all the great champions who have driven for Ferrari have always been asked to put the interests of the team above their own. This is the moment to stay calm, avoid polemics and show humility and determination in making one's own contribution, standing alongside the team and its people both at the track and outside it." Nobody seems entirely sure why Alonso was on the receiving end of Montezemolo's ire, but one theory is that it was his reply when asked what he would like for his (forthcoming) birthday, his response was 'a new car'.
The public castigation of Ferrari's most expensive employee by the President gave me a real sense of déjà vu. Last night I was re-reading one of Niki Lauda's memoirs 'For the Record' written in the late seventies and focusing on his experiences during the season of 1976 when he almost lost his life and did lose (by a very small margin) the World Championship to James Hunt. I had got to the part where he was being criticised in the media by Enzo Ferrari saying that he made a mistake by coming back too early for the Grand Prix at Monza. Enzo Ferrari was renowned for communicating his pleasure or otherwise with the race team, Gestione Sportiva, via the media and it seems that Ferrari's current President is following a similar line. However, interestingly, Montezemolo started off by saying that "The Ferrari I saw in yesterday's race doesn't sit well with me." If he is following Enzo's tradition of criticising his drivers through the media, he is not following his other tradition of never criticising his cars, but then I guess they don't have his name on them.
Professor Derek Pugh, now Emeritus at the Open University, a member of the team who conducted the 'Aston Studies' of the 1960s, once said that every organisation has the strength of its weaknesses and the weakness of its strengths. What (I think) he meant was that strengths can become the source of a downfall, and weaknesses may provide the basis for new opportunities. .
This logic can also be applied to individuals, and in many ways you could portray this as a real sign of greatness: someone who is able to grasp the opportunity to turn a weakness into a strength. As a fan of music, and particularly the guitar, I am reminded of Django Reinhardt the great jazz guitarist who was badly injured in a fire at eighteen years old. Reinhardt re-taught himself to play the guitar and developed a unique style, only using his index and middle finger on his left hand when playing solos, as his other fingers had been paralysed as a consequence of the blaze. His distinctive style was sometimes referred to as 'hot' jazz, and for many he remains one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
A recent tweet from Richard Williams, concerning Ayrton Senna and his performance at the European Grand Prix at Donington in 1993, got me thinking about this question as it relates to Senna and his legacy. A few years ago I was chatting to someone at Cosworth about this amazing drive, and particularly the first lap when Senna moved from fourth, back to fifth, and then to lead the race by the end of the first lap. It is no secret that, at that time, the Cosworth in Senna's McLaren was significantly underpowered, particularly when compared to the Renault engine in the Williams' of Alain Prost and Damon Hill. However my friend regarded this as a potential advantage in the wet conditions, when it would be difficult, if not impossible, to use the power advantage of the Renault due to the low grip on the wet track. But he remarked that the Cosworth also had a smoother, flatter power curve which meant that it was easier to control than the more aggressive power curve of the Renault in low grip conditions, exactly like those at Donington in 1993.
One interpretation of this information is that perhaps Senna's drive was not that exceptional because he had an engine advantage for the damp conditions that existed at the time. I prefer to look at it another way; he recognised the limitations of the Cosworth power unit during the 1993 season – which was why he moved to the Renault powered Williams for 1994 – and he therefore made sure that, given the wet track at Donington, he would exploit this opportunity to its very maximum. That day he drove in a way that showed a confidence and commitment that none could match on the first lap. Recognising the opportunity in a weakness is what greatness is all about.
History explains the present and the future #F1
March 27, 2013
In one of my lectures on strategic change I use a quote from Professor Larry Greiner, formerly of the Harvard Business School, 'The clues to future success lie in the past'. I use it to explore the notion that every organisation has a unique history and it is only by understanding that history and using it to build future success that organisations can succeed in a way that is impossible for their competitors to copy. Let's face it, most organisation's today have very similar strategies, what makes the difference is their ability to deliver the strategy and the uniqueness they bring from their past. When you look at success stories like Apple and Harley Davidson you can see that the key is that they build on their past successes in ways that are relevant to present and future markets.
Never has the principle of remembering your past, but adapting to the future been more readily demonstrated than in Formula 1. Enzo Ferrari was first and foremost a builder of racing cars, he moved into supplying customers with versions of his racing cars to help fund the racing, but he was never a mere automotive manufacturer. Ferrari's focus on the cars led to suggestions that he disliked drivers becoming too successful and would often manage things to suggest that ultimately it was the car that was the reason for winning, not the driver. A strong focus on the car has permeated many of the F1 teams in the UK, with Lotus, McLaren and Williams all concerned with the racing car as the focus, of course they wanted good drivers, but ultimately it was all about the car. Frank Williams' famous mantra for anyone wanting him to sign a cheque was always 'Will it make the car go faster?'.
The story at Red Bull Racing however demonstrates a very different history. Dietrich Mateschitz supported by his driver coach/mentor Dr Helmut Marko was never into cars. His focus has always been unequivocally on the driver. Red Bull entered F1 not as car maker, but as a sponsor with a clear focus on developing driver talent. They bought a stake in the Sauber team in 1995, and in 2001 introduced the Red Bull Junior Team under the guidance of Dr Marko. The purpose of Red Bull Juniors was to develop young talent, and ultimately to move them into F1. This included a young German, Sebastian Vettel, who Red Bull had first supported driving karts in 2000 when he was 12 years old. In 2001 Mateschitz had a disagreement with Peter Sauber; Mateschitz wanted Enrique Bernoldi in the car, whereas Sauber was keen on a young Finn called Kimi Raikkonen. As a consequence Mateschitz withdrew his funding from Sauber and looked to purchase the struggling Arrows team to provide a seat for Bernoldi. This failed to work out, but in 2004 he was looking for a drive for a young Austrian driver, Christian Klein, and in discussions with Jaguar Racing discovered that Ford might be interested in selling the team. He purchased Jaguar Racing with the initial intention of keeping the existing management team, but a disagreement over…wait for it… drivers, meant that they were relieved of their posts and Christian Horner became the new team principal at the start of 2005.
So in the end what we have is a very different history that marks Red Bull Racing ultimately as a team constructed for Red Bull drivers to show their talent, not, like Ferrari, McLaren or Williams for the building of racing cars, and like most aspects of an organisation's history, it is both a strength and a weakness. So what happened in the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix is perhaps less surprising than you may think and maybe what arises from Vettel ignoring team orders is more a question for Christian Horner and, particularly, Adrian Newey as to the kind of organisation they want to work for, and the kind of history they want to leave behind, than it is for anything related to drivers or indeed cars.
Turnaround strategies in #F1
March 1, 2013
One of the fascinations of Formula 1, from a business strategy perspective, is how the same organisation suddenly shifts from being nowhere to a championship contender and equally how a championship contender suddenly ends up nowhere.
The obvious explanation for many is that it is simply all about money, the more money you have the better car you produce and the better driver you recruit so inevitably you will win more races. Not so. If it was all about money why didn't Toyota's huge investment in an F1 operation allow them to win a single race, even though today some of the top-teams are still making use of their wind tunnel in Cologne? If it was all about money then Renault would not have won their world championships in 2005 and 2006 and the team that was BAR and then Honda would surely have achieved more success on the track before they became Brawn in 2009?
Of course money is a key part of the equation. I remember former Jaguar Racing boss, Tony Purnell, describing Formula 1 as a 'celebration of unfairness', you can see his point, the richest teams have the most resource to get sponsors and performance on the track, and when they do well they get even more revenue from the distributed media royalties via Formula One Management, the more you have the more you can get. But that's what makes it fascinating when the underdog does pull through. When Williams produced their FW07 car back in 1980 they were running on a shoestring and only could afford one week in the wind tunnel at Imperial College to try out Patrick Head's ground-effect design, and yet they produced a better car than the all-dominant Lotus and went on to become world champions. When Dietrich Mateschitz bought Jaguar Racing for a 'nominal sum' (and all the debts as well – so in reality a bit more than £1) most could not see how he would turnaround a team that had showed potential as Stewart Grand Prix, but had become a corporate political football for various groups of Ford's management to fight over and ultimately destroy, and yet today we all see them as the obvious favourites for the championship.
Today many argue that the technology is so tightly regulated and the focus so much on continuous improvement, rather than innovation, that we will not see the kind of turnarounds that we have seen in the past. I'm more optimistic, there is a huge wealth of engineering talent in F1 and it is not just about the superstars drawing the seven figure salaries, there's a lot of creativity out there and maybe this year we could get a few surprises that show that at the end of the day performance in F1 isn't just about money.


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Bharat: Gandhi Ke Baad Duniya Ke Vishaaltam Loktantra Ka Itihaas (Hindi) is a book that makes its mark starting from its title. Most history textbooks and reference texts end at the most important date in Indian history, 15 August 1947. In reality though, a large chunk of Indian history lies hidden in the era after independence. During this time, India and Indian democracy, survived vicious attacks and threats of division along the lines of religion, class, caste, and language. The republic of India has however remained strong and united. It's this experience of our nation post-independence that fills the pages of this book.
Ramachandra Guha explains through this book the struggle, pain, and humiliation endured by the world's largest democracy. He also writes about the large number of strikes, protests, and conflicts that haunted India for long. He, however, doesn't stop at that. He also writes about the various Indian accomplishments that made the country proud during this period.
Considering the history of India, it's certain that this nation would have had its fair share of extraordinary people. The readers will come across fresh insights and most likely view things in a different light when reading about these personalities. Guha then goes on to document the feelings and thoughts of the lesser-known people, such as the tribals, peasants, workers, and women, that make India what it is today.
Bharat: Gandhi Ke Baad Duniya Ke Vishaaltam Loktantra Ka Itihaas (Hindi) is extensively researched. Guha's objectivity in studying and writing about India's history is easily visible. The writing is elegant and the work is scholarly. The book is an easy read because Guha adopts a lucid style of narration.
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Ramachandra Guha is a writer, historian, and professor at London School of Economics and Political Science.
His other titles include Ecology and Equity, A Corner of a Foreign Field: An Indian History of a British Sport, Environmentalism: A Global History, and Nature's Spokesman: M. Krishnan and Indian Wildlife.
Guha was born in the capital city of Uttarakhand, Dehradun. After completing his schooling at The Doon School, he studied Economics at St. Stephen's College and graduated with a BA degree. He received his MA degree from the Delhi School of Economics, and later enrolled into a fellowship programme at IIM-Calcutta, where he conducted research revolving Uttarakhand's social history of forestry. He then went on to teach at many prestigious universities around the world. After returning to India, he settled in Bangalore and started writing full-time. He is the recipient of the R. K. Narayan Prize, the Sahitya Akademi Award, and the Padma Bhushan. In the year 2008, Guha was slotted at the 44th place in Foreign Policy magazine's list of top 100 public intellectuals in the world.
Sushant Jha is currently the editorial consultant at Anishka Communications. In the past, he has written content as well as copy for organizations such as India News.
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Akash Rathod
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Biased Writing
vinay vasava
Aug 31, 2014
well researchd book by ramchandra guha..book will tell u untold history
Jul 12, 2014
Great Read
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Great Work
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Buy the english version if u can
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prem mishra
Jul 14, 2012
Guha's rare account in Hindi is more fascinating; a must read!India after Gandhi was without fail Guha's magnum opus. A true masterpiece! When it came, it was appreciated all over and made it the best book of that year. For me, it was perhaps the most researched book on India's political history since her Independence. A must read not only for the history students, but for every one who holds some stakes in our beloved country. Sushant Jha has translated a sensation, and, I must say, it couldn't have been easy for him and surely grilled him pretty hard. Translation for any book seems easy if one has a command over that language, but, greatness lies in ma… (Expand)
Akash Rathod
Dec 29, 2014
Biased WritingLots of my friends recommended this book to me but some how i found it biased. It looks influenced by a particular political party a lot. All though good book for the one who don't know anything about India history. But i would recommend to check other references for the same incidents as mentioned in the book.
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well researchd book by ramchandra guha..book will tell u untold historyWas retailer are best on flipkart..i order this book on friday and got this on monday !!very fast service..i had start reading this book on monday and finished in just 3 days,book is well writen by ramchandra after lots of deep research,now i l order india after nehru..
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Great ReadA must read for anyone who wants to get acquainted with the history of the country after independence.
Rananjay Singh
Feb 3, 2014
Great WorkMr. Guha anyways is a wellknown historian. This book gives us a glimpse of Indian History in very simple manner.
Neeraj Gupta
Oct 15, 2013
Buy the english version if u canIts highly abridged version of the original one. Also many points from the original books are missing. if possible buy an english version. I bought it for my uncle and i read a few pages.. it sucks
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gandhi ke bad bharatvery good reading... it takes the reader on a historical tour. which is full of information.its specialy for those readers who are interested in the history of post independent india.it tells how indian politics evolved from pure RAJNITI to immoral political practice, how regional politics changed its collor. but my copy is damaged.
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Great bookOne of the greatest book i have ever read on the indian history after the independence...
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A Literary delight for Hindi ReadersFirst of all thanks to RC Guja and then to Sushant Jha for translating the Historical epic in vernacular language …..It's always welcome for scholars and students to read such a voluminous compendium of history in Hindi which was either beyond their reach or they were oblivious of its availability.
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Jul 28, 2012
Bharat Gandhi ke Baad, an apt translationIndia After Gandhi, no doubt is one on the most condensed works for one to get a feel of India's motley historical and political hues. But the translation done by Sushant Jha has made it possible for Hindi readers to savour this enlightening piece of work. Although I had read the english version, nevertheless I bought the Hindi version too and read it. I was most happy to find that the translator had kept in mind the emotional content of the author as well as kept the sctipt tight. Good work Sushant Jha!


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At first glance, they don't seem like much.
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This year's ball will drop alongside Blake Shelton, who will help say goodbye to 2013 and hello to 2014 by performing on 'New Year's Eve With Carson Daly.'
Blake Shelton is a double dipper…when it comes to the delicious bowl of stuff in which you sink a chip. The double dip move, which is an etiquette no-no, is how Shelton gets to keep all the dip to himself. It's an art that the singer has mastered.
Blake Shelton may not have been a winner on this season's 'The Voice,' but perhaps he'll come back with a vengeance in Season 6.
Blake Shelton and the USO Show Troupe Choir teamed up for a surprise holiday acoustic performance in New York City's Greeley Square (Dec. 19), which was hosted by JCPenney. As part of an interview for the event, Shelton revealed his New Year's resolution, one he can't seem to keep despite revisiting it for two decades.
Sometimes, a slight change in lyrics -- especially when it's only one word -- isn't a big deal. But on 'The Voice' Tuesday night (Nov. 26), the show's viewers and coach Blake Shelton got all riled up when the word 'Lord' was removed, changed to simply 'oh.'
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Blake Shelton visited 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno' on Wednesday night (Nov. 20), where he talked about everything from his late father's touching letter, to his crush on talk show host Hoda Kotb. He also explained why he didn't officiate Kelly Clarkson's recent wedding, something he was planning on doing earlier in 2013.
When you're a country music power couple like Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton, it can be easy to fall for the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry. But, the 'All Kinds of Kinds' singer relays that she not only stays grounded with her funny guy, but also has a tremendous amount of respect for him.
Artists like LeAnn Rimes and RaeLynn spoofed other country stars on Halloween 2013. 'The Voice' singer took a playful jab at Blake Shelton circa 2002, while Rimes and husband Eddie Cibrian dressed as Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers circa 1983. The most adorable costume pictures, of course, came from the new parents. Hillary Scott, Jennifer Nettles and Chely Wright all shared photos of their tots on Thursday.
Blake Shelton and Keith Urban serve on the judging panels of competing reality singing shows. So, it's not just the contestants who battle on 'The Voice' and 'American Idol.'
The couple that plays together, stays together! Tim McGraw and his wife Faith Hill have maintained distinct and separate artistic identities through their career, but have also performed together as part of their many Soul2Soul tours.
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The Children's Medical Center Holiday parade marches through the streets of downtown Dallas in December to ring in the holiday season. Marching bands, holiday floats, larger-than-life balloons and more anchor the parade. Attendance numbers around 400,000 and the parade is broadcast to more than 100 million households annually. The parade benefits the Child Life department, a family-centered outreach effort that provides non-medical services to children and their families to help them cope with hospitalizations and recovery. For more information, click here.
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The Women's Auxiliary has an annual tradition of decorating common spaces and halls of the hospital with holiday wreaths and trees to bring holiday cheer to patients and visitors. Auxiliary members, families and community organizations support this meaningful project each year. The Auxiliary provides more than 100 trees and wreaths.
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So today I posted something about a story of two camp followers at King's Mountain, and later when I happened to take a look at my blog, the post wasn't at the top of the page where it was supposed to be. I went back to the editing page and hit "Publish" again. Still no luck.
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Lowry claims Lincoln for conservatives, DiLorenzo responds to Lowry, Godwin's Law kicks in
In his new book and recent National Review piece, Rich Lowry argues that the American Right has a friend in Lincoln. I haven't read the book, but based on the NR article I'd say he makes some valid points, overstates some things, and understates some others. None of that is surprising, since it's generally the pattern when people try to shoehorn nineteenth-century political figures into modern categories.
Lowry's NR piece prompted this response from Thomas DiLorenzo. While he never really refutes any of Lowry's points, DiLorenzo does manage to mock Lowry's physical appearance, criticize his writing style, and label the late William F. Buckley a fascist. All that in about 350 words.
This is why we can't have nice things.
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The items Barry Landau and Jason Savedoff swiped from some two dozen archival repositories are gradually making their way back home.
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Well, folks, there's good news and bad news. The good news is, we've got a winner for the Bunker Hill book giveaway. The winning number was 674, by the way, which was also the lowest number of all the entries submitted.
Here's the bad news. When I contacted the winner to get a shipping address, he let me know that he's been having trouble getting the comment function here on the blog to work. "Whenever I try," he said, "it won't let me enter anything into the box called 'Leave a reply.' The phrase already in the box, 'Enter your comment here…' simply stays there and doesn't disappear when I try to type over it." If anybody else out there has been having this problem, let me know by sending me an e-mail at the address on the "About the Blog" page and I'll let the folks at WordPress know.
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Here's a treat for all you WWII buffs
Rick Atkinson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Liberation Trilogy (An Army at Dawn, The Day of Battle, and The Guns at Last Light) will be speaking at Knoxville's historic Bijou Theatre on Sunday, May 19 at 2:30 P.M.
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The supervisors had already approved the purchase of three new Crown Victoria police cars through the state plus two sports utility vehicles.
The SUVs would be paid for by the Riley Foundation and supplemental money coming to the Sheriff's Department. Then supervisor Craig Hitt pointed out part of the existing fleet was made up of 1993, 1994 and 1997 vintage cars and suggested that two additional Crown Victorias be added to the list.
"That's still going to be leaving us with an old fleet, but in somewhat better shape than were we are and again this would bring that request up to seven vehicles," says Hitt.
However, supervisor Ray Boswell objected. He argued that the sheriff's budget had been raised from $2 million to $7 million over the past eight years.
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However, Hitt's motion passed three to two with Boswell and Jimmie Smith opposed. Once the motion was safely on the books, Sheriff Sollie turned to Boswell.
"You talk about constituent disapproval of what the sheriff's department's going from $2 million to $7 million. There's 17 precincts in your district. This last election I got 279 more votes than you did," said Sollie.
"Mr. Sollie," said Boswell, "I don't want to get technical about this. I ain't never voted for you!"
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Ever notice how the salads you make at home never quite measure up to your favorites from certain restaurants? You'd think that a mixture of lettuce, veggies, and dressing would be simple enough to replicate, but alas, the DIY version isn't quite the same.
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This past weekend, Gareth Edwards Godzilla turned out to be a massive success. After earning a healthy majority of positive buzz from critics, the movie scored big at the box office both domestically ($93 million the second biggest of the year) and overseas ($103 million), getting a solid B+ CinemaScore in the process. Exciting all of that positivity is, however, its important also to recognize that the film has some very noteworthy problems.
As much as I personally enjoyed Godzilla - and I really did quite a bit ever since I walked out of my screening I have been nagged by thoughts of some critical issues that dont quite ruin the film, but certainly do their part to take it down a few pegs. What exactly are these faults? Read on to find out!
SPOILER WARNING! In case it wasnt already obvious, this article is packed to the brim with big, important details from Godzilla. If you havent seen the film yet, continue at your own risk!
The Film Completely Ignores Its Female Human CharactersLets be fair: Godzilla is far from the only modern blockbuster to be completely lacking in interesting female characters. Sexism has been a significant and bad thing in Hollywood for decades, and the sad truth is that a great number of big budget studio movies dont really bother developing their female characters. But just because Godzilla is a single part of a larger trend doesnt mean this important fault should be ignored.
There are three immensely talented actresses in the new monster movie, with Juliette Binoche, Elizabeth Olsen, and Sally Hawkins all playing supporting roles, and not a single one of them really gets to do anything for the entire film. Binoches character is killed off within 10 minutes of meeting her; Olsen doesnt really do much more than worry about her husband and panic during the destruction of San Francisco; and Hawkins simply follows Ken Watanabe around and is occasionally tossed a line of dialogue. The reality is that any of the male characters in the film from David Strathairns Admiral William Stenz to Aaron Taylor-Johnsons Ford Brody - could have easily been altered and played by a woman, but instead Godzilla gives all of its meaty parts to the men. It may all be part of a bigger problem, but its most definitely a singular problem as well.
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APOE predicts amyloid-beta but not tau Alzheimer pathology in cognitively normal aging
Version of Record online: 21 AUG 2009
DOI: 10.1002/ana.21843
Copyright © 2010 American Neurological Association
Annals of Neurology
Volume 67, Issue 1, pages 122–131, January 2010
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Morris, J. C., Roe, C. M., Xiong, C., Fagan, A. M., Goate, A. M., Holtzman, D. M. and Mintun, M. A. (2010), APOE predicts amyloid-beta but not tau Alzheimer pathology in cognitively normal aging. Ann Neurol., 67: 122–131. doi: 10.1002/ana.21843
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- Issue online: 23 FEB 2010
- Version of Record online: 21 AUG 2009
- Accepted manuscript online: 21 AUG 2009 12:00AM EST
- Manuscript Revised: 1 JUL 2009
- Manuscript Accepted: 1 JUL 2009
- Manuscript Received: 23 APR 2009
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- National Institute on Aging. Grant Numbers: P50 AG05681, P01 AG03991, P01 AG026276
- Charles and Joanne Knight Alzheimer Research Initiative of the Washington University Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, St. Louis, MO
- National Center for Research Resources. Grant Number: Postdoctoral Program of 1UL1RR024992-01
To examine interactions of apolipoprotein E (APOE) genotype with age and with in vivo measures of preclinical Alzheimer disease (AD) in cognitively normal aging.
Two hundred forty-one cognitively normal individuals, aged 45–88 years, had cerebral amyloid imaging studies with Pittsburgh Compound-B (PIB). Of the 241 individuals, 168 (70%) also had cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) assays of amyloid-beta42 (Aβ42), tau, and phosphorylated tau (ptau181). All individuals were genotyped for APOE.
The frequency of individuals with elevated mean cortical binding potential (MCBP) for PIB rose in an age-dependent manner from 0% at ages 45–49 years to 30.3% at 80–88 years. Reduced levels of CSF Aβ42 appeared to begin earlier (18.2% of those aged 45–49 years) and increase with age in higher frequencies (50% at age 80–88 years) than elevations of MCBP. There was a gene dose effect for the APOE4 genotype, with greater MCBP increases and greater reductions in CSF Aβ42 with increased numbers of APOE4 alleles. Individuals with an APOE2 allele had no increase in MCBP with age and had higher CSF Aβ42 levels than individuals without an APOE2 allele. There was no APOE4 or APOE2 effect on CSF tau or ptau181.
Increasing cerebral Aβ deposition with age is the pathobiological phenotype of APOE4. The biomarker sequence that detects Aβ deposition may first be lowered CSF Aβ42, followed by elevated MCBP for PIB. A substantial proportion of cognitively normal individuals have presumptive preclinical AD. ANN NEUROL 2010;67:122–131


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