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Solar Energy, Water Purification, Auto Emissions and Green Architecture to Be Addressed at NanoBusiness 2007, April 15-17 in NYC
The NanoBusiness Alliance today announced that nanotechnology's positive impact on the environment will be the focus of a number of sessions at the upcoming NanoBusiness 2007 Conference and Exhibition at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, New York City from April 15 - 17, 2007.
"Nanotechnology is on the frontier of global innovation in a variety of sectors," said Vincent Caprio, Vice President and Executive Director, NanoBusiness Alliance, "which is being reflected in our conference program with a particular emphasis in 'cleantech' - renewable energy and clean water, advanced materials, healthcare, defense, textiles, electronics and construction."
On Monday, April 16th at 2 pm, NanoBusiness 2007 will begin to take an in-depth look at the state of nanotech in a number of these areas with the following sessions:
Solar Energy: Investing in a Bright, Clean Future - Energy is the largest business in the world. The growing thirst for fossil-fuel based energy by developing economies in Asia, compounded by political strife in energy-rich areas of the world, has created an unprecedented demand and a volatile supply. Solar energy has long been recognized as a potential solution - 175,000 terawatts of solar energy hit the earth every day, three-thousand times the amount we would need to power the entire world. Nanotechnology is at the forefront of solar cell development from the mechanism from capturing light to the means to convert it into electricity and conduct the power to the devices that need it.
This panel will discuss the issues surround the commercialization of solar cells: What conditions for the price of fossil-fuel energy need to be met for solar energy to be a cost-competitive alternative? When will we reach that threshold? What are the models for extracting value from providing solar cell technology? What are the infrastructure costs of deploying this new technology?
Water Purification: Quenching the Thirst for Clean Water - Over 40% of the world - 2 billion people - lack access to clean drinking water. As noted by the Financial Times of London, "Water, like energy in the late 1970s, will probably become the most critical natural resource issue facing most parts of the world by the start of the next century."
Nanomaterials, by virtue of their high surface area and small size, make excellent candidates for water filtration. This panel will discuss how this technology can improve the economics of filtration: What are the major cost-factors in purification? What are the capital costs of deploying a new filtration technology? What is the market for water like in the U.S. and how do regulations affect it?
Automotive: Driving Down Emissions - Global warming is a high-profile agenda item for the new Democratic congress and automobiles have long been recognized as a major source of greenhouse gasses. While carmakers are reacting to this problem by producing hybrid vehicles, these are still expensive and require technology and infrastructure that will take time to develop. Nanotechnology provides solutions to improve the efficiency of fuel combustion, lower the weight of vehicles without sacrificing safety and produce cleaner exhaust without requiring significantly new manufacturing processes or infrastructure.
This panel will discuss the factors that will drive the adoption and commercialization of these technologies: Do automakers have sufficient incentive to invest in driving down emissions? Will this technology ultimately be driven by regulation? Is this technology more likely to emerge abroad before it does in the U.S.? What are the challenges to scaling this technology so it can be deployed on a wide scale?
Green Architecture: Bringing Nanotech to the Built Environment - Green architecture is a movement to not only make the resulting buildings more environmentally friendly but to make them more efficient and cheaper to maintain by conserving energy and using materials that are treated to last longer. Nanotechnology promises better insulating dry-wall, the ability to convert "waste heat" into electricity, solar paneling for roofs and quick-curing, wear-resistant concrete.
This panel will discuss the challenges of introducing new technology into the established construction industry: What is the correct channel strategy for introducing the product? Will new technologies require new skills from construction workers? Will the market be restricted to new construction or can these technologies be applied to existing buildings? Are there applications other than housing for these materials?
"The NanoBusiness Alliance has long been at the forefront of environmental health and safety issues, and this year's focus on the environment benefits of nanotech is the next logical step in our work within this area," said Sean Murdock, Executive Director, NanoBusiness Alliance. "Nanotechnology is the driving force behind a number of innovative technologies aimed at improving conditions on our planet, and we're proud to provide an up-to-the-minute snapshot of the state of development at our NanoBusiness 2007 conference."
In addition, NanoBusiness 2007 will host a Cleantech Investing Forum on April 17th at 9:30 am.
About NanoBusiness 2007
Set in the heart of New York City, the NanoBusiness 2007 conference will bring together financial luminaries from Wall Street like Wilbur Ross and the CEOs of the most promising nanotechnology companies in the industry. These companies are on the frontier of global innovation in sectors such as "cleantech" - renewable energy and clean water, advanced materials, healthcare, defense, textiles, electronics and construction. The conference focuses on the commercial aspects of nanotechnology in each of these sectors and provides a forum for capital providers and innovators to meet, build relationships and learn from each other's perspectives.
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Suns starter Matt Purke (0-1) suffered the loss in his professional debut, allowing five runs on seven hits, five walks and one strike out.
Catcher Adrian Nieto went 2-for-3, while Justin Miller and Caleb Ramsey each drove in runs for Hagerstown. Shortstop Jason Martinson knocked in his 48th RBI of the season and finished the game 1-for-4 with a stolen base.
Grasshoppers' starting pitcher Adam Conley (6-1) earned the win pitching six innings, allowing three runs on seven hits, one walk and five strike outs. Reliever Kevin Cravey pitched a scoreless ninth inning for his first save of the season. Centerfielder Brent Keys went 2-for-4 with his fourth home run of the season and two RBIs. Second baseman Austin Barnes went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs.
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I personally liked this compared to Bodacious Space Pirates which I've put on hold since the 2nd episode.
The OP song is nice...which I was glad to hear again one last time in part 1 in the final few episodes of the episode and the action is there. There were a few fillers like the festivals and stuff but overall, a nice mecha series. The author mentioned that there is no romance in either this or Bodacious Space Pirates which I liked as it moves from the usual cliche. Also, loved the comedy and drama between the three main members of the Jersey Club :>
Great series overall for the first part in my estimate and I agree with the ratings Carl summed up in this review.
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Viz needs to release this on DVD with an English dub!
Simply wishful thinking on my part but it would be nice to own it.
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|So in other words, definitely worth checking out yet if you haven't, but wait till we're closer to the beginning of season 2, right?
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Only if you're really bad at the waiting game. Having watched this first half week by week, I can say that I've got no problem with the three month break; it gives the events so far time to settle, especially since it's in keeping with the in-series time skip.
Heh, yeah, well we'll see if Suzuki (I think he was the one that said it) stays the course in the second half. I doubted it from early on, and after all that hand-service* between Madoka and Lan in the last part of episode 12, I'm going to be cheering for their love to blossom as gloriously as Rin-ne right up to the finale.
*For those who haven't watched the show, that turn of phrase is literal, but not lewd.
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I quite enjoyed this winter series so I'm glad to see Carl giving it some lurv.
*makes one of those circle motions with index finger* Perfect!
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Awesome show. Also Bodacious Space Pirates delivers. I can understand how some people can be put off by the slow pacing but for me it seemee like it faithfully took the time to build characters instead of presenting a jumbled mess like guilty crown did, introducing way too many characters whose subplots were rushed to closure.
Its probably giving it too much praise, but BSP impo had an awesome delivery in its plot, pacing, story and character development.
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Strictly speaking, his statement would have been more accurately translated as "There is no traditional romance" in the shows.
Its a fine, but important distinction.
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Hopefully this means Lan and Madoka's heartfelt moment will be redone for real in the second season.
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Liked the series for the coming of age aspect re Madoka. Opening song in the early episodes is quite the zinger. It really contributed to the energetic character artwork. Wish my ceilings looked that celestial! My favorite pilot was Muganami. Read so many pulps over the years I could relate to her failings moreso than Madoka and Lan.
I too bailed on BSP around episode 11 after 3 attempts to become a believer in the series. For me this series was much better.
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|This show is great fun. Waaaay better than the disappointment that Space Pirates ended up delivering. I'm totally there for the second half this Summer.
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|This review almost makes me want to go back and watch the rest of the series. Almost. It's not that I hated it, it's just that it didn't grab me. It failed to make a persuasive case of why I should watch it. Of course that hasn't stopped me from finishing a series before ([C], Fractale, et cetera) but still...
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I recently went to the UCLA Film Archives and viewed this film as part of a project and found it to be an interesting curio and a rather fun film to watch. Arthur Lake is the young male lead, who after a failed fraternity initiation and a fall out with his girl, becomes a radio sensation after he fills in for the star after he is knocked out in a robbery. Arthur Lake, whose voice leaves something to be desired, loses his voice whenever it rains, which is not a bad thing since his voice is already squeaky. Dixie Lee is his girl, a professional singer, yet only sings once at the beginning of the film, and one wonders why she isn't given any other numbers. John Wayne, plays Roy, Arthur Lake's fraternity brother, and its a fairly decent supporting part, with quite a bit of dialogue in the first half of the film. The print was a bit jumpy but well worth seeing if interested in seeing early musical curios.
The 23 year old John Wayne handles leadership well in this film. There are moments where he proves that he can express deep feeling to lift him above the status of a personality. He demonstrates good horsemanship too, and hones his tools ready for subsequent productions.
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Cerys Rocks!,
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Excellent album. Less folk than her last albums as an artist in her own right.
'Don't look Down' takes you through a journey of different moods. Her voice is better than ever and her musicians are super talented. I have seen them live in several theatre gigs now and this album evokes the same intimate atmosphere.
I prefer some of the songs sang in Welsh, such as Spider and the fly and Evelyn, but think its an excellent idea to release the album in 2 versions. I'd say she pulls it off, though her voice will never fail to charm me. Sometimes sweet and soft, other times reminiscent of the mighty voice we heard back in the Catatonia days, yet purer and stronger than ever today.
Would recommend to anyone who appreciates quality music.
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Grover Norquist minion Phil Krinkie and Anoka County Commissioner Rhonda Sivarajah appeared before a Tea Party gathering in St. Cloud. Both are vying to replace retiring and embattled Michele Bachmann in Congress representing Minnesotas Sixth Congressional District. Failed 2010 MN-GOV candidate Tom Emmer and State Sen. John Pederson (R-St. Cloud) didnt attend.
These four need to prove to the deranged and grammatically-challenged teabaggers that they are the most crazed, farthest to the right candidate.
So howd they do?
I have a lot of the same philosophical principles and ideology as Congresswoman Bachmann, but I have a totally different style, Krinkie said.In over 25 years of being in public office and being president of the Taxpayers League I have never, in that period of time, said anything that was so over the top or was criticized as being non-factual.
I love Congresswoman Bachmann and what she stands for. But I guarantee you that the people of the 6th Congressional District, if I were serving in Congress, would see somebody that has a totally different style and a totally different approach to the process.
(St. Cloud Times)
Fail. Wheres the over-the-top rhetoric the teabaggers demand. Wheres the promising to repeal Obamacare? Truthfully, Krinkie is uncharismatic and boring. I cant see him convincing them of anything except he is the wrong candidate for them.
Read more at http://mnprogressiveproject.com/krinkie-and-s...
#2 Aug 31, 2013
The tea party no longer has any influence on politics.
#3 Sep 1, 2013
Most of the former tea party backers are learning that there is more to politics that racism and meaningless slogans.
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Are we truly prepared to follow Christ at any cost? Are we willing to bear pain for his sake? These questions become more than hypothetical when something as personal and precious as a family relationship is on the line. Today on The Bible Study Hour, Dr. Boice will explain how even the God-ordained institution of the family must be placed in submission to the call of Christ.
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Since Larry Schumacher will attend advanced training early in October, he will be equipped with even more knowledge to help those who have lost loved ones.
After years of planning, the first stone inscribed with the names of Barton County veterans is near completion, Barton County Memorial Parks Advisory Committee Chairman Mick Lang said.
Next week, Barton Community College officials will have a dedication and ribbon cutting for a new vocational education building at the Larned Correctional Mental Health Facility. It will take place at the Larned Chamber of Commerce Coffee Hour at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, at the West Unit.
School board members met three new instructional coaches during a luncheon meeting Thursday at Park Elementary School. Principal Phil Heeke introduced English Language Arts (ELA) coach Lacey Hofflinger, math coach Kelsey Perry and technology coach Brock Funke.
A contractor was direct-boring beneath 10th St. when the equipment struck a gas line, Thursday afternoon.
It's been a hectic couple of months for many Great Bend city departments, City Administrator Howard Partington said.
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She hasn't taken many personal days since arriving on campus 14 months ago. But this week's quick trip to Washington, D.C., will be as personal as they get for Dr. Mirta M. Martin.
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Category: Radio
Date: 13.07.2005
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Established and aspiring composers are being invited
to enter a carol competition launched this week by BBC Radio 4 and St
Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Trafalgar Square, London.
A £1,000 prize is on offer from St. Martin's and Radio
4 will play the broadcast premiere of the winning carol on the Christmas
morning service, which this year comes from St Martin's. The
winner will also receive a recording of the piece.
The competition is to compose a piece of choral music
to words written by the clergy of St Martin's. It is open to people
of all ages who have had some experience in composing for voices/choirs
- whether it be for school, church, amateur or professional chamber
choir, collegiate or cathedral voices.
The music should be no longer than five minutes in length,
with or without organ accompaniment, and be of a level which would also
be suitable for widespread use in other parish churches.
Nicholas Danks, Director of Music at St Martin's, says:
"The choice of choral music at St Martin's aims not only for high quality
of composition but also music which is accessible to our regular congregation
and to our many visitors.
"The repertoire is broad and ranges from traditional
Anglican church music to contemporary Christian music and world music.
"We have strong links with South Africa and frequently
broadcast services around the world. The carol music should ideally
reflect some of these qualities."
All entries should be in a computer-set or handwritten
format and accompanied by a CV or biography of the composer, although
the overall winner will be judged on the merits of the composition alone.
The closing date for entries is 17 October 2005 and
the winner(s) will be announced in November.
The judging panel will comprise staff of St Martin's;
Christine Morgan, Executive Producer for Radio in BBC Religion and Ethics;
and distinguished musicians from the field of church music.
Commissioning Editor for Radio 4, Andrew Caspari, says:
"We are delighted to be launching this competition alongside St Martin-in-the-Fields,
continuing our 80-year partnership with the Church.
"The piece will make a big impact on one of our
most important services of the year."
For further details and an application pack, please
visit the website: www.smitf.org.
Notes to Editors
The text to which the music should be composed is printed
below and can be reproduced in your publication alongside the competition
The prize has come from donations given within St.
Martin-in-the-Fields for music.
St Martin-in-the-Fields, renowned as one of London's
liveliest and best-loved churches, attracts over 700,000 visitors a
year and serves an extraordinarily diverse range of people.
It also has a fine musical reputation and plays host
to some 350 live classical music concerts every year.
St Martin-in-the-Fields is also the setting for one
of London's most significant building projects - a £34 million whole-site
regeneration scheme, which will restore this magnificent James Gibbs
church to its former glory.
A stunning glass entrance pavilion and a central lightwell
will be prominent features in the new design.
Telling God's story of love come among us,
Child in a manger stirs wisdom awake;
Shepherds and kings join with poets and prophets
Past, present, future will history make.
Telling God's story in voices of outcasts,
As victims of poverty, old and young, die.
Scorned by the tyrants of violence and hunger
Wisdom of God shall injustice defy.
Telling God's story through hues of creation,
Green of sea, black of skin, red of the earth,
White of stone shaped by the sculptor's caressing,
All shades of women who dare to risk birth.
Telling God's story in protest and daring,
Making our choices that others may flourish.
Gath'ring at table and welcoming strangers,
Breaking and sharing, each other we nourish.
Telling God's story through each generation
Living that story, fresh visions inviting,
Past, present, future will history make.
Text: Liz Griffiths and Rosemary Lain-Priestley,
St Martin-in-the-Fields
Copyright: St Martin-in-the-Fields
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Sherlock Holmes fans will delight in Pirie's fine first novel, a "factional" account of Arthur Conan Doyle's early life that relates how his association with Edinburgh physician Joseph Bell was the inspiration for his Holmes character. Pirie vividly evokes the dark ambience of Victorian England, his prose is elegant, and his gift for mimicking the slightly haughty tone of Doyle's writing is uncanny. Training to become a physician, Doyle hears a lecture by Dr. Bell, whom he immediately brands as pompous. His dislike gradually turns to respect after he becomes Bell's clerk and assists the doctor with the murder investigations he performs for the police. Doyle's first taste of crime solving comes with the case of Heather Grace, who asks for help with a mysterious eye complaint but also claims she is pursued by a terrifying apparition. Although doubting the veracity of her story, Doyle is so besotted by Heather's beauty and charm that he determines to unravel the mystery but finds himself caught in a disturbing web of deception, greed, and violence. It's hard to say which is more mesmerizing, Pirie's cleverly constructed plot or the oddly moving--albeit fictional--portrayal of Doyle's complex personality. A must-read, especially for historical mystery buffs and Baker Street irregulars.
The Patient's Eyes: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmesby David Pirie
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"Truly frightening."Time Out
David Pirie gained rave reviews for his screenplay depicting the "real" Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Joseph Bell, in the two part, Edgar-nominated TV series Murder Rooms. Treading that same critically acclaimed ground, The Patient's Eyes is the first in a stand-alone cycle of novels written from Doyle's point of view that include a
"Truly frightening."Time Out
David Pirie gained rave reviews for his screenplay depicting the "real" Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Joseph Bell, in the two part, Edgar-nominated TV series Murder Rooms. Treading that same critically acclaimed ground, The Patient's Eyes is the first in a stand-alone cycle of novels written from Doyle's point of view that include a whole new perspective on the adventures of Bell and Doyle and the genesis of the best-known detective in all of mystery literature...
When the impoverished young Arthur Doyle opens his first medical practice, he is puzzled by the symptoms presented by Heather Grace, a sweet young woman whose parents have died tragically several years before. Heather has a strange eye complaint, but is also upset by visions of a phantom bicyclist, who vanishes as soon as he is followed. But this enigma is soon overshadowed as Doyle finds himself embroiled in more threatening events-including the murder of a rich Spanish businessman-that call for the advice of the eminent Dr. Bell. But Dr. Bell dismisses the murder of Senor Garcia as a rather unimportant diversion from the incident which Bell considers to have real criminal implications: the matter of the solitary cyclist-and the patient's eyes...
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The Patient's Eyes
THE RED CORRIDORIts dark crimson, an unnerving colour, was matched by a brown carpet, which led to an oak door on the second floor of our home in George Square in Edinburgh.The year was 1878 and, as I have said, I was in the second year of my medical studies. It was, I remember, a damp, foul night with gusts of that typically squally Edinburgh wind which sometimes blows before it patches of rain and sometimes just cold air and mist. But it was not the wind that summoned me. I was brought up to that corridor by a scream.I stood at the far end, staring along it at the door. I do not think I am a coward, but I can tell you it took every ounce of courage I possessed to walk on. Even now, the sound that came from that room, a great howl of pent-up rage and terror, echoes down the years after me. Could there ever, I wonder, be anything so utterly destructive of a home and of the familial relationships within it than such a sound? No matter how often I heard it, I never grew used to it. But on this night in particular the scream was so horrible that it prompted a crucial decision.Looking back, I feel as if I stood there for hours, watching and fearful. There was no other sound. But in the end I walked slowly down the corridor. I intended to face the occupant of that room. Before I had reached the door with its scratched woodwork around the handle, my mother appeared. Whether she too had heard the scream and was intending to enter I do not know. But, once she saw me, her small figure interposed itself between me and the door. I was determined to go on, but she would not let me.Later we talked in hushed voices downstairs, for my sisters were already asleep and we did our best to keep them and Innes, then hardly more than a baby, clear of this. I have said my mother was small, but when you looked into her face you forgot that at once. It was a strong, fine-boned face, as formidable in its way as the Doctor's, though its strength depended on a deep emotion. And it was awful to see how distracted that face was now. I barely remember what was said that night. I know we went and prayed down by the fireplace, and that we both knew what we were praying for, only with no idea what form our deliverance could take. I composed myself as best I could to the prayers, but I was impatient with all of it and she knew that.'Arthur, you must keep finding strength,' she said quietly at last as she returned to the jacket she was carefully mending. I barely replied. Rage and despair were so close to the surface, I knew they could erupt. But in my mind I had decided something. My studies were proving quite barren and it seemed suddenly mad for me to stay at the university. In view of all we faced at home, I must at all costs give up my degree and find some kind of employment. My mother would fight against it, but she could not force me to continue.Later I went out, sensing that the streets were a better place to work off these feelings. I turned out of George Square down the wynd and soon I was in one of the coarsest thoroughfares of the old town, a place that often worked on my spirit as a relief at that time.I passed two brightly dressed women in a doorway; one of them came out and did a curious little mock-curtsey that made me smile. I knew, of course, how she earned her money but she was not remotely destitute. Her face was impishly pretty and she wore a bright-green scarf. She asked where I was going and, when I said I was out for a walk, she roared with laughter. 'You liar, sir, you are for Madame Rose's.'She pointed along the street but I had never heard of the place and said so. She stared at me. Then, seeing I was telling the truth, her smile became deliciously mischievous. She put her face close to me, and I could feel her soft breath on my cheek.'Why, then you had better come up with me. Here is a reward for being so sweet.' And she kissed me. After a moment I pulled away awkwardly, feeling a confusion of flushed embarrassment and desire.It was an affecting little meeting and it stays with me for good reason. Less than a year later I saw the same woman lying in a hideously over-furnished room. There was a fire that had spilled out of the grate, burning an old newspaper, there was a bed and some splashed wine and shadows. She was bleeding from shallow cuts that had only just missed her vein and there was a figure crouched over her …But no, I will not come to that yet. I want to be sure the reader understands my world, before its darkest and most miserable corners are revealed. It will be hard enough to expose all of them even then.On the night I describe I returned home, knowing it was fruitless to tell my mother of my decision to quit the university. First I must make it official and so the following morning, with the frost still thick on Meadow Walk, I made my way to the university to say my farewell to the students, who had become friends. There were not more than two or three of those and, as for the staff, they cared little who came or went. But I knew my mother's determination and, before telling her, I must make it official. Then there could be no going back.I came through the arch into the small square of irregular ramshackle buildings known as Surgeon's Square, where a crowd of medical men were gathered outside one of the lecture halls. A few of the women stood to one side, looking a little apprehensive but for once nobody was troubling them. Colin Stark, a cheerful student from Dundee, waved at me. They were waiting to enter a clinical surgery class.It was then, and only then, that I remembered. I had stumped up an advance of two guineas to attend that class just the previous week. I had not formally enrolled, for a friend handed over my money, but it made no difference. The rules on such matters were typically mean: once fees had been paid, they were never in any circumstances returned. I knew it was hopeless but in view of our straitened circumstances at home I felt I must at least try to get the money back. And so it was that I walked over to the rear of the hall in search of the enrolment office of clinical surgery.With its dark stone corridors and vault-like rooms, much of the building was quite a labyrinth, and I was totally unfamiliar with the warren of doors and passageways behind this lecture hall. I wandered somewhat aimlessly, my footsteps echoing on the grey flagstones. There was nobody to ask and at last I came to a large room with an open door, which I assumed was the office of clinical surgery.The mistake was obvious as soon as I entered. Indeed, as my eyes grew accustomed to the darkness, it was like no other room I had seen in the university. The door opened on to a kind of tunnel between huge shelves of various compounds and chemicals. The tunnel ended at an enormous tank, which ran halfway to the ceiling. In its watery depths a very grisly exhibit was on display. A blood-splattered shirt and vest covered a human torso that appeared to have been severed from the rest of the body. Much later I learned some bloodstained clothes had been draped around a wax impression to give the bulk of a body. But to me then it looked fearful.Staring around, all I saw were chemical and anatomical and surgical instruments, many of a highly unfamiliar kind. A huge shelf of books towered to my left and, though the room extended well beyond that, the volumes blocked my view. Ahead of me was a door and I walked to it quickly, not wishing to be accused of loitering in this place. Here I assumed was the office at last and I turned the handle eagerly. It did not open.'That door is always locked.'The voice seemed to come from nowhere. It was distinctive, firm but also a little languid.To find its owner I peered round the bookcase obscuring my view. A tall, wiry man with silver hair, in a filthy lab coat, stood in a shadowy corner of the room. He had a raised stick in his hand and was consulting a watch.This was obviously one of the many lab assistants, who prowled around the medical buildings. Quite often, they were of an eccentric nature and a few had given up better jobs to follow their whims.'I'm sorry. I was looking for Dr Bell's office to enrol …' But my words tailed away as he brought the stick down hard on something before him with a great crack.He hit it again. And again. Though advanced in years, his movement was lithe and the force he used was considerable. You would almost have thought the man was fighting some deadly creature. I moved closer to see what exactly it was he was hitting so violently. And started in shock and disgust. For below him was the grey and pathetic cadaver of a middle-aged man.'In heaven's name, what are you doing?' I said and he did not even turn.Was I dealing with a madman? But as he moved eagerly to inspect the corpse, I realised there must be some method in this madness.'He is dead?'The man looked up quite jovially. His face was sharp-featured and intelligent. 'Oh, yes, he died about fourteen hours ago. Of a burst blood vessel. He was a soldier, I believe. But see how little trace is made. Not a bruise, not the slightest mark.''But why in the world would it matter to a soul? This man is past curing anyway.'The lab man gave me a quick look as he moved past me. 'In one sense,' he replied. 'Now, I would ask you to step to one side.' And he pointed something at the corpse.There was a sharp report, which made me jump as, to my astonishment, a bullet from a revolver slammed into the sternum. I sprang back, bewildered. 'My God, you take a risk! The bullet could easily ricochet.' I was starting to wonder if I would have to report this man before there was a serious injury.'Oh, I am a great believer in risk,' he said calmly, his eyes gleaming with anticipation as he moved forward to study the result of his shot. 'Especially if care is taken over the angle of entry.'I had been aghast. Now, as I marked the loving care with which he observed the result of his actions, I became slightly amused. There was no real danger. He was merely the most eccentric lab man I had yet encountered. But he might prove useful.'Tell me,' I said, 'do you work for Dr Bell?'The man shook his head, as he put his finger over the bullet wound and produced an instrument of some kind to measure its diameter.'Then I can speak freely. Should I bother to take his class? I am aware he has a reputation, but to my cost I have begun to find that means little here.'The lab man studied the wound. 'Little to show,' he mused. 'But I want to try another angle …' Then he seemed to register my question. 'The standard is rather low, I agree. So you are not impressed?'I was quite glad of a chance to unburden myself. 'I hoped I would be enlightened,' I said. 'And I am being bored to death. To tell you the truth, sir, I am on the point of giving up. I have nothing else to follow and it will cause a lot of grief to my people, but if I am truly honest, why I never dreamed there could be such … imbeciles.'I normally reserved such harsh comments about our teachers for my friends, but I had a feeling they would not trouble my new acquaintance and I was right.'Medicine attracts them, I find,' he replied, as he shook out some bullets to prepare his revolver for another round. 'It is one of the problems of the profession.''Yes,' I said, warming to him now. 'And this Dr Bell seems quite as ridiculous as the rest. I am only here because I paid my fees and cannot get them back. Have you read his twaddle? I saw one article where the man claims to be able to distinguish personality and occupation by someone's fingernails and boots! What a charlatan! I'd like to set him down in a third-class carriage and make him try to list the trades of his fellow travellers.''Perhaps you should suggest it,' he said with just the hint of a twinkle. 'He's probably arrogant enough to accept.'I laughed. I was beginning to enjoy this strange new acquaintance, but before I could continue berating my teachers, something that I did frequently enough, he seemed to lose interest and cut me short. 'Well, let me show you where to go to enrol. If you paid, it would be folly not to see at least one of his lectures now you are here, even if it is only for the fun of it.'And he marched off with a long stride that left me running to catch up. Once out of the place, he pointed down the corridor to a door at the end and then disappeared back into the room with the merest nod of goodbye.A few minutes later I was conversing with a lugubrious clerk, who confirmed my fees were strictly non-returnable but he was quite happy to enrol me. As usual, his tone made it perfectly clear that neither he nor anyone else cared a jot whether I actually attended.And so, after a few minutes, I walked gloomily back to Surgeon's Square, reflecting that the lab man was the first person in the whole university, other than a few fellow students, who had shown the slightest interest in what I felt.Twenty minutes later I sat high up in the Cairns lecture hall, amidst a growing throng of chattering students, feeling slightly cheated. I had intended to make a grand gesture and now, here I was, awaiting yet another dull lecture.My friends Colin Stark and James Cullingworth were on either side of me, both equally oblivious of the fact that I had come to say goodbye to them. Stark was a solid, twinkling character from Dundee who managed to enjoy himself despite everything and was always generous-spirited. Cullingworth, the tall and wiry son of a Borders doctor, possessed a very high intelligence and an even higher opinion of himself. While we were talking Neill, a dark good-looking man from the colonies, sat down behind us. He was in some ways my closest companion for we shared a love of stories, especially Poe.'It is all fixed,' Cullingworth was announcing with his usual sweep of the arms. 'We are going to dress a tailor's dummy tomorrow and wheel it out before Dr Peterson. The man's half blind, Croom is taking bets on the diagnosis.''Arthritis,' said Neill from behind. 'Two years ago they put a waxwork into the class of the oldest surgeon here. He described it as having an arthritic condition.''Then perhaps a corpse would be better if we dressed it,' said Cullingworth, vexed. The hubbub began to fade and he turned to me. 'Your first time? Well, prepare yourself. He's quite a performer.'I looked down as a solemn man of nearly sixty with a monocle, entered carrying a medical bag. The sight made me groan aloud, though I will admit some of my mood had lifted. I felt more cheerful. I turned to my friends. 'He looks like just another pompous ass.''No, that's Dr Carmichael,' said Cullingworth. 'Bell has quite a retinue. Here.'Now there was a real hush. A majestic figure swept forward through the doorway on to the platform and turned to face the audience. I can recall my shock at the sight of him to this day.For there, in front of my eyes, transformed and resplendent in a dark suit and tie, every inch of him exuding authority, was my lab man.Having been so caught up in my own thoughts, I had failed to see what should have been obvious. No assistant would ever have been granted such liberties. I shrank back in my seat. Indeed, I would have bolted for the door if I could. But no such action was possible. I was pinned in the middle of a row and Bell was now scanning every one of these rows like an eagle.Soon enough he had seen me. He took a step forward. 'Ah,' he said. 'Mr Doyle. I am glad you have condescended to come and say good morning to us.' My friends turned in amazement. 'Gentlemen,' he continued, 'Mr Doyle here is a little concerned he may be in the presence of yet another Edinburgh charlatan.'He spoke the last two words with soft relish. There was a great roar of laughter. Faces were turned eagerly in my direction. 'But I have something rather serious to tell you, Mr Doyle.' He paused. A ripple ran through the audience. Was I to be ejected, solving my problem at one stroke?'Be careful. From the astrologer came the astronomer. From the alchemist, the chemist. From the mesmerist, the psychologist. The charlatan is always the pioneer. The quack of yesterday is the professor of tomorrow. Who knows what strangeness the future brings? And now …'A cadaver was being wheeled behind him and one of his retinue pulled back the sheet to reveal the corpse of a woman. 'The knife …' Bell grinned at his audience as he raised his gleaming scalpel, preparing to begin his dissection. 'Or … is it a wand?' And with the same agility I had witnessed earlier, he plunged the blade home.When the lecture was over there was much mockery from my fellow students, yet I had changed my mind about leaving. It was not that I was impressed by Bell or his teaching. 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LOS ANGELES — The two a cappella singing groups with Mormon ties — BYU's Vocal Point and Delilah — are still in the running for a $200,000 cash prize and a Sony recording contract after seven weeks of competition on NBC's "The Sing-Off."
On Halloween night, the seven remaining groups competed with superstar medley arrangements following a fun holiday opener that featured ghosts and creatures from the dead.
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They danced. They rocked. They sang with a sincerity that moved the show's judges.
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http://www.RCSparks.com - 1080p HD is NECESSARY for FULL ENJOYMENT! - Having already custom built the truck, (Modelled after the UK TV Version of TOP GEAR's "To Kill A Toyota Hilux"), and produced a 5 part video build Tutorial, I flew from Alberta Canada, to California USA, travelled on location to Scale 4x4 EPiCLY, met new Friends, met with Monstercat Media, Licensed the Music, Flew Home, and Edited for 7 Days. Enjoy my friends. I would like to thank my wife JEM for helping me film my fun in California! Love You Baby! 1) Thank you to RC4WD, for building such a fun rig & allowing RCSparks to film it with creative freedom 2) Thank you to Bobby G for being an amazing location guide :-) 3) Thank you to Stephen Walking for SUCH an AWESOME Drumstep/Dubstep Music Production. COMPLETELY off the HOOK! Links to his Youtube below! 4) Thank you to Mike D at MonstercatMedia for working with djmedic2008 - Licensing a KILLER Music Track for the RC ADVENTURE audience to enjoy! I have full, written permission to use the music in this video. I can provide more information if requested from Youtube. I can use this music on a commercial basis. I own the RCSparks Studio. All logos intros, outtros and text content were created by me in entirety. This is NOT a PAID FOR, OR SPONSORED Video. I create these productions as as an Independent Hobbyist in entirety. Here's Some info and Links that you all would like! Where I get my RC's: http://www.PMHobbycraft.ca Music Supplied by Monstercat Media Artist Name: Steven Walking Track Name: Animal Instinct: Original Mix Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgDdjSos1Gk Download Link: http://s.beatport.com/AnimalInstinctBeatport Monstercat: http://www.youtube.com/user/MonstercatMedia Stephen Walking Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/StephenWalking For more info on the Truck I use in this film please visit: RC4WD TF2 Product: http://store.rc4wd.com/Trail-Finder-2-Truck-Kit-wMojave-Body-Set_p_2108.html RCSparks T-SHIRTS & Hoodies http://rcsparks.spreadshirt.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/#!/rc_sparks FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/RCSparks.Studio RCSparks STUDIO: http://www.RCSparks.com RC FORUMS: http://www.rcsparks.com/forum/forum.php RC Photo Gallery: http://www.rcsparks.com/gallery/ CREATED BY: djmedic2008: http://youtube.com/djmedic2008 Editing Clips: http://www.youtube.com/rcadventures Mepic Nation Fan Channel: http://youtube.com/mepicnation . RC ADVENTURES™/RCSparks Studio™ © 2013 Medic Media Productions Inc.. All rights reserved. Publication, reproduction or distribution of this film by any means whatsoever - including without limitation electronic transmission via internet or e-mail, or re-uploading existing videos & re-uploading such material on any website anywhere in the world — is strictly prohibited without prior the written consent of Medic Media Productions Inc. Please note that the RCSparks Studio does not sell RC Products. The RCSparks Studio an independent promotor of a great hobby! I am not directly affiliated with any of the vendors or manufacturers in this video. the RCSparks Studio is not liable for any damage or loss through the use of products or techniques shown - Use at your own risk! This film and the RC ADVENTURES film series on YouTube is intended for entertainment purposes only.