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Conflict in romantic fiction
I'm in the middle of chapter 4 of my NaNoWriMo project; got stuck a little partially because of This Thing Called Life getting in the way, and partially becuase I've started having doubts.
Are my characters really three-dimentional or a little flat?
Is the plot believable and not contrive?
Is the conflict strong enough to keep them apart for 200 pages?
The plot of a romantic novel can be described in three steps:
1. Boy meets Girl
2. Boy looses Girl
3. Boy gets Girl back.
They have to meet on the first page (or at most the first chapter; I've got them together on the first page), feel that instant chemistry, but usually don't realise they've fell for each other until half way through, so something MUST make it impossible for them to be togheter for the rest of the book, otherwise my novel will be finished on page three.
I admit, the biggest problem I have is with the conflict, which is one of the most important ingredient of a romance, and actually the one which incorporates all the other. Believable, fully fleshed-out characters can only get involved into a conflict, which derives logically from their personalities and will resolve it in a believable way.
The events of the plot need to reflect the progression of the tension between the hero and the heroine.
The emotional tension (a.k.a. conflict) is what keeps them apart and makes the reader turn the pages, biting their nails and worrying how they are going to get together. The obstacles to intimacy and happily-every-after need to be strong enough to prevent them from getting together and they should be of internal (values, character traits, ambitions) rather than external (circumstances) nature. If miscommunication is the reason they are still not together in Chapter 8 (out of 10) I'd better make sure it's yet another effect of their personality clash.
In the two medical romances I've finished reading so far and one of the unfinished the conflict is really well thought-out. Looking at the personalities and their values of the main characters I wondered if they were going to ever be together. External conflict (related to work) was only an addition to the internal one.
Of course they made it at the end. It wouldn't have been a romance if they didn't.
For a change, the conflict in one of the unfinished ones felt so forced and artificially 'blown up' that I put the book down. In the other unfinished the external obstacles to being together (they discover they've fallen for each other in chapter 4/5 and then had a major medical and family crisis to get over before they can walk off into the sunset), although very exciting (a cyclone and a lost child) were not interesting enough for me to read on.
I have a difficult task.
So Anne hates when men assume that because she's so attractive she's silly and earned her professional position only because she's slept with her boss. In the first scene Geoff thinks that Anne is just one of those pretty, silly girls, who he doesn't have time for. And then he learns she's his mate's little sister, and then that she's his... new neuropsychologist, whose help he needs badly to rescue the reputation of the unit he cares so much about.
As for her. well... Falling for her boss is a/ unprofessional (and she is desperate to come across as professional), b/ would be a perfect evidence that she is one of those pretty silly girls who...
Anyway, I haven't written a single word in my NaNo novel for 2 days, I'd better get back to it and see if they are going to make it to the end and happily-ever-after.


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The Rich Girl's Apartment is an location in Tiny Toon Adventures. It appears in the A Cat's Eye View segment Homeward Bound.
The Apartment appears to be an home, which is located in center of ACME Acres. In this house, the Millionaire and his wife live with their daughter, two cats and the small kitten. It contains two bedrooms, a dinner room, kitchen and bathroom.
The apartment first appears at the beginning of the cartoon. One day, homeless Furrball sees the home, looks into its window and observes the rich couple getting ready to go to the walk with their daughter. After they leave, our cartoon character comes into the home. Inside, he meets the kitten and gets warm with her. But Furrball is seen angry by the small kitten's parents. When the millionaires come back, they refuse their daughter's pleasure to let keep Furrball. After the blue cat is kicked out from the house, the Peasants and their son keep warm next to the rich family's apartment. The young boy looks into the window and observes the millionaires giving their daughter the dinner. But after the Rich Girl's Father pulls down the window shade, the sad boy goes to the end of sidewalk. The Rich Girl's apartment is last seen when the Peasants son hugs Furrball.

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This unit introduces students to basic skills and techniques in designing a website. Students will be taught how to analyse a website's content and style, and identify elements of a good website design. They will learn basic coding language and styles that will enable them to produce a simple, visually appealing and functional website.
• Basic web navigation and functionality
• Basic organisation of information( tables ad templates)
• Designing for websites (colours used, photos used, tables)
• Organisation of working files for website
• How to optimise your design for the internet browsers ( file saving formats, html, gif, slicing up images to reduce file size , png, web resolutions)
After exploring the basic functions of how to use the appropriate tools to create a basic website. Students will then concentrate on the aesthetics and graphics of their website. A sound understanding of design a website is essential Students will explore some of the following:
• The use of frames to better organise information
• Basic java scripting
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Through his vast experiences conducting training for several MNCs companies, Felix brings in-depth teaching knowledge in design thinking, design management and web development, specializing in SEO training.


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Clubstiletto – Serving His Queen Part 2 Princess Britney
Princess Britney sits on her slave's face and chest, alternating between the two. They discuss how he could serve her better: Be her carpet, be her toilet, be her pony… but Britney seems more interested in using him as her chair!
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- Stone Miner
- Join Date: 12/25/2010
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- Minecraft: Opticness
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I was wondering how to do this, because I had gotten a new computer, and didn't want to give up my Minecraft world on my old computer. So, this is how. You are going to need a storage device, maybe a DVD or a flash drive. Go to the search on your computer (bottom left hand corner on Windows) and type in %appdata% (add the %'s) and hit enter. A window should pop up, with a folder named .minecraft. Open that folder, and you should see another folder inside that one named Saves. Double click on that folder, and then you should see folders named World(Whatever number your world is). For instance, world 1 would be named World1. If you wanted to transfer World1 to a different computer, you would just right click on the folder, and hit copy. Go into your flash drive folder, right click, and hit paste. This should paste the Minecraft world onto the flash drive. Take out the flash drive, put it into the computer you want the Minecraft world on, go into the flash drive folder, copy the Minecraft world, and find the saves folder on that computer, inside the .minecraft folder. If there is another world named World1, it won't work. you can't have another world named the same. Once you're in the Saves folder, paste the Minecraft world you copied from the flash drive. After you do that, you should have the world on that computer. If you have any questions or comments, please post them on this topic, and I should look for it. Glad to be of service to help anyone out!


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"There's been a lot of talk about the negative impact of not raising the debt limit, but there's too little focus on the negative consequences of ignoring the $17 trillion debt. Government spending has exploded since 2008, increasing the national debt by $6 trillion. Obamacare is a drag on the economy and hurting workers' ability to find full-time jobs. Yet the President refuses to lead for fiscal responsibility, both short and long term, even with a government shutdown. This agreement raises the debt limit with no action on the debt. It's a missed opportunity for forcing action to limit government and increase economic opportunities. America needs the President to roll up his sleeves and work with members of Congress to address the long-term fiscal problems of our country. Our grandkids depend on it."
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Website: http://www2.papparich.net.au/papparich-northbridge/
The PFEs were invited to check out PappaRich and feast Malaysian style following the launch of its first restaurant in Perth, taking over what used to be the Little Saigon Restaurant on James Street in Northbridge. I was already quite excited knowing that PappaRich was opening a restaurant in Perth. The excitement went up a notch to be then invited as a guest for the launch!
The last time I had PappaRich in Australia was at the Chadstone branch in Melbourne last year, then wishing that they would open one here in Perth. And now my wish had come true! I was so eager to try it out that I went on the first weekend they opened (prior to my appointed time as a blogger), but alas the line was too long and we ended up dining at the Northbridge Brewing Company instead. The eagerness did not pay off :p
We got in quickly the second time round as we were "booked in" by the PR company. We were seated at the back and had a good view of the restaurant. There was a nice buzz as it was so busy, but I felt quite comfortable where I was, being able to check out the open plan kitchen where the chefs were busy preparing the roti canai and frying up some noodles, flames and all. Nice!
PappaRich runs a self-ordering system, where patrons choose the items they want from the menu and write down the associated numbers on an ordering sheet located in a black box on the table. When completed, one just press the button, also found on the black box and a staff would come and get the ordering sheet. Easy peasy! The buzzer can also be used to get the attention of the staff – no more random hand waving in the air! :p
Now for the much anticipated drinks and food! For drinks, we had:
- Iced Pappa Cham ($3.90) – coffee + milk tea
- Iced Barley Grass Jelly ($4.50)
The Cham is my all time favorite Malaysian drink! The combination of the teh tarik and kopi make it rather acrid but the sharp taste is balanced by the thick and creamy flavor of the condensed milk. It's really unique and there's no other drink quite like it when done properly! Must try!
For food, we had:
- Ipoh Kuey Teow Soup with Prawns and Chicken Slice ($13.90) – flat rice noodles in chicken soup and prawn head broth (boiled daily), topped with prawns, chicken slices, bean sprouts and spring onions. The noodles were smooth and silky and I especially like the broth. There was a strong prawn taste to the broth which made it very flavorsome and tasty. Very authentic! I would order this again (and I did on the next visit :p).
- Seafood Curry Laksa ($14.90) – noodles in spicy coconut gravy with mussels, prawns, eggplants, tofu puffs, foo chok (beancurd skin), fish cake and bean sprouts. I was attracted to this as there are a few ingredients in this dish you would normally not find in a usual laksa, such as the eggplants, tofu puffs, beancurd skin etc. I love them, they are similar to what you would find in a "yong tau foo" back in Malaysia! The laksa had lots of ingredients in it, and in particular lots of mussels! Very nice and "lemak".
- Satay Chicken 6 pieces ($12.90) – this was another favorite! The chicken were well marinated as you can taste the spices through the entire piece. The satay sauce was really good too, nutty, sweet and slightly spicy. Yum! (I ordered this again on my next visit! Hehe)
- 2 Half boiled eggs with Hainan Toasted bread and butter ($6.90) – this may not be everyone's cup of tea but I really like it! Soft runny eggs seasoned with soy sauce and white pepper on toast slathered with a thick layer of butter. Oh, it made my day! Even the process of eating it is so fun! Not a common dish in Perth which makes it all the special that I can eat it here! One thing to note though is that you need to eat it while it's hot! Tasted much hot hot than lukewarm!
For desserts, we had the Sago Pudding ($5.50) and the Tau Foo Fa King + Gula Melaka ($5.50). The Tau Foo Fa is one of their best selling dessert and I can understand why. It was velvety and smooth, and the gula melaka (palm sugar) gave it an intense flavor which I liked. The Sago Pudding was very nice too, it was topped with red bean which was a delight to me as I love all things red bean! Dessert win!
I had a great time lunching at PappaRich that afternoon, it met my expectations and more! I am so happy that we now have another great joint serving traditional Malaysian cuisine. The service was also friendly and informative! Another plus! I just have to get over the long line outside the restaurant every time I try to dine there.
Thank you to Wasamedia and PappaRich for the invite!


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Research Interests
1- Stem cell proliferation related studies
- A- Role of Osteoblasts in Stem Cell Proliferation
Hematopoiesis is an exquisitely regulated physiological process, which results in the appropriate production of blood cells throughout life. Over the past four decades our understanding of the cellular and molecular basis of hematopoietic regulation has become quite sophisticated. Several hematopoietic growth factor polypeptide hormones have been identified through molecular cloning, which play a key role in this process. In many respect, our current dynamic model of hematopoietic is the leading paradigm in molecular histology. It has established a framework to apply to cell differentiation and renewal in diverse tissue, including liver, skin and intestinal epithelium. Despite these advances, the most important details of the cellular and molecular regulation of stem cell self- renewal and differentiation remain elusive. We are currently addressing these issues through the following:
- Role of permissive and inductive microenvironment in bone marrow in context to proliferation of stem cell
- Role of osteoblast in the proliferation of stem cell
- B- Stem Cell and its Regenerative Potential
2- Construction of Novel & New fusion Toxin (Immunotoxins)
Recombinant immunotoxins are antibody-toxin chimeric molecules that kill cancer cells via binding to a surface antigen, internalization and delivery of the toxin moiety to the cell cytosol. In the cytosol, toxins catalytically inhibit a critical cell function and cause cell death. The antibody portion of the chimera targets antigens that are expressed preferentially on the surface of cancer cells. Truncated versions of either diphtheria toxin (DT) or Pseudomonas exotoxin (PE) can be used to construct fusions with cDNAs encoding antibody fragments or cell- binding ligands. Presently, in our lab we have designed several novel constrct which are truncated version of known immunotoxins and novel humanized toxin utilizing the pre-apoptoctic segment of human origin to combat the problems associates with the immnogenicity of the toxin fragment and the non-targeted toxicity noted while treating certain cancers.
3- Cloning & Expression of Therapeutic Protein that have Clinical Importance
4- Development of MAB against EpCAM for Targeting Retinoblastoma with Nanoparticle
5- Biochemical and Molecular Characterization of membrane Protein Receptor) Presently our interest is in "Identification and Purification of Methotrexate Binding protein from the T Lymphocytes
6- Nanotechnology Using synthetic biodegradable micro-molecules and biodegradable biopolymer as scaffold for stem cell differentiation into cardiac tissue for heart injury repair.
(A) International refereed journals (starting from recent)
- Dillip Kumar Bishi, Santosh Mathapati, Kotturathu Mammen Cherian, Soma Guhathakurta and Rama Shanker Verma (2014) In Vitro Hepatic Trans-Differentiation of HumanMesenchymal Stem Cells Using Sera from Congestive/Ischemic Liver during Cardiac Failure Plos One: March 18, 2014, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0092397 IF
- Pavithra Shyamsunder, Kripa S Ganesh, Prasanna Vidyasekar, Sheila Mohan and Rama Shanker Verma (2013) "Identification of Novel target Genes involved in Indian Fanconi Anemia patients using microarray" Dec 1;531(2):444-50 10.1016/j.gene.2013.08.082 IF
- Sreejit Parameswaran, Sujeet Kumar, Rama Shanker Verma, Rajendra K Sharma ( 2013) "Cardiomyocyte culture – an update on the in vitro cardiovascular model and future challenges" Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology (doi: 10.1139/cjpp-2013-0161) IF
- Pavithra Shyamsunder, Prasanna Vidyasekar, Akshay Ranjan Shukla, Sheila Mohan, and Rama Shanker Verma (2013) Lowered Expression Levels of a Tumor Supresser Gene- Caveolin-1 Within Dysregulated Gene Networks of Fanconi Anemia Sep 25;527(2) 521–528 Impact Factor 2.19
- Dillip Kumar Bishi, Santosh Mathapati, Jayarama Reddy Venugopal, Soma Guhathakurta, Kotturathu Mammen Cherian, Rama Shanker Verma, Seeram Ramakrishna (2013) Trans-differentiation of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells Generates Functional Hepatospheres on Poly (L-lactic acid)-co-poly(ε-caprolactone)/collagen Nanofibrous Scaffolds Journal of Materials Chemistry B 32: 3871 4034 Impact factor 5.96
- Sreejit P and Verma, Rama Shanker (2013) Enhanced Cardiomyogenic Lineage Differentiation of Adult Bone Marrow Derived Stem Cells grown on Cardiogel Cell and Tissue Research Sep;353(3):443-56. DOI: 10.1007/s00441-013-1661-3 Impact Factor 3.67 Citation 1
- Sugapriya Dhanasekaran, Bijesh Biswal, Venil Sumantran and Rama S Verma (2013) Augmented Sensitivity to Methotrexate by Curcumin induced overexpression of Folate Receptor in KG-1 Cells Biochimie 95(8): 1567-73. Impact factor 3.02 Citation 2
- Mathapati S, Bishi DK, Guhathakurta S, Cherian KM, Venugopal J, Ramakrishna S, Verma RS. Nanofibers-coated acellular tissue-engineered bovine pericardium supports differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into endothelial cells for tissue engineering. Nanomedicine 9(5):623-34 Impact factor 5.26
- Mrudula Mathew, Zaineb K. C., Rama Shanker Verma (2013) GM-CSF-DFF40: A Novel Humanized Immunotoxin Induces Apoptosis in Acute Myeloid Leukemia cells Apoptosis 18 (7); Impact Factor 4.77 Citation 2
- Sreejit P & R. S. Verma (2013) Natural ECM as Biomaterial for Scaffold Based CardiacRegeneration Using Adult Bone Marrow Derived Stem Cells Stem Cell Rev and Rep 9(2); 158-71 Impact Factor 3.74 Citation 6
- Santosh Mathapati, Dillip Kumar Bishi1, Soma Guhathakurta, Kotturathu Mammen Cherian, Jayarama Reddy Venugopal, Seeram Ramakrishna, Rama Shanker Verma (2012) Biomimetic acellular detoxified glutaraldehyde cross-linked bovine pericardium for tissue engineering Materials Science and Engineering Materials for Biological Applications 33; 1561-1572, Impact Factor 2.68 Citation 2
- Muthumanickam Andiyappan, Subramanian Sundaramoorthy, Prasanna Vidyasekar , Natarajan Tirupattur Srinivasan and Rama Shanker Verma (2012) Characterization of electrospun fibrous scaffold produced from Indian eri silk fibroin International Journal of Materials Research 5; 498-506 Citation 1
- Sreejit P, Bishi, Dillip K and Verma Rama S (2012) Generation of mesenchymal stem cell lines from murine bone marrow Cell and Tissue Research 350(1), 55-68. Impact Factor 3.67 Citation 5
- Madhumathi J and Verma R S (2012) Therapeutic Targets and Recent Advances in Protein Immunotoxins Current opinion in Microbiology 15, 300–309 Impact Factor 7.92 citation 32
- Sandip Madhusudan Swain, Sreejit Parameswaran, Giriraj Sahu, Rama Shanker Verma and Amal Kanti Bera (2012) Proton-gated ion channels in mouse bone marrow stromal cells Stem Cell Research 9, 59–68 Impact Factor 5.12 Citation 3
- Anjana, D., K. Anitha Nair, N. Somashekara, M. Venkata, R. Sripathy, Rajesh Yelucheri, H. Parmar, R. Upadhyay, S. Rama Verma and C.N. Ramchand (2012) Development of Curcumin Based Ophthalmic Formulation American Journal of Infectious Diseases 8 (1): 41-49
- Venkata, M., R. Sripathy, D. Anjana, N. Somashekara, A. Krishnaraju, S. Krishanu, M. Murali, S. Rama Verma and C.N. Ramchand (2012) In Silico, In Vitro and In Vivo Assessment of Safety and Anti-inflammatory Activity of Curcumin American Journal of Infectious Diseases 8 (1): 26-33
- Moutushy Mitra, Mallikarjuna Kandalam, Anju Harilal, Rama Shenkar Verma, Uma Maheswari, S. Swaminathan, Subramanian Krishnakumar (2012) EpCAM is a putative stem marker in retinoblastoma and an effective target for T-cell-mediated immunotherapy Molecular Vision 17; Impact Factor 2.54 Citation: 9
- Chandana Tekkatte, Prasanna Vidyasekar, Nand Kishore Kapadia and Rama S Verma (2012) "Enhancement of adipogenic and osteogenic 1 differentiation of human bone marrow derived mesenchymal stem cells with umbilical cord blood serum supplementation Cell and Tissue Research 347(2) 383-395 Impact Factor 3.11 Citation 9
- Sithanbaram Devilakshmi, Palanivelu Shanthi, subramanian Krishnakumar Sahoo Sanjeeb and Verma Rama S (2011) "Monoclonal Antibody for Specific Targeting of Ep-CAM in Various Carcinomas" Hybridoma Volume 30, Number 6, 511-518 Impact Factor 0.462 Citation 2
- Sreejit P and Verma R. S. (2011) Scanning Electron Microscopy Preparation Protocol For Differentiated Stem Cells Analytical Biochemistry 15; 416 (2): 186-90 Impact Factor 3.256 citation: 7
- Swati Choudhary, Mrudula Mathew and Rama S. Verma (2011) "Therapeutic potential of anticancer immunotoxins" Drug Discovery Today (2011), 16 (11/12), 495-503 Impact Factor: 7.25 Citation: 38
- Mitra Moutushy, Kandalam Mallikarjuna, Sundaram, C, Verma Rama, Maheswari Uma, Swaminathan S, Subramanian Krishnakumar (2011)"Reversal of stathmin mediated microtubule destabilization sensitizes retinoblastoma cells to low dose of anti microtubule agents: A novel synergistic therapeutic intervention Invest Ophthalmol Vis Jul 23; 52(8): 5441-8. Impact Factor 3.56 Citation: 11
- Sreejit P and R S Verma (2011) "Cardiogel supports adhesion, proliferation and differentiation of stem cells with increased oxidative stress protection" Europian Cell and Material Jourrnal (eCM) 21: 107 – 121 Impact Factor 9.36 Citation: 3
- Santosh Mathapati, Rama Shanker Verma, Kotturathu Mammen Cheriana and Soma Guhathakurta (2011) Inflammatory responses of tissue-engineered xenografts in a clinical Scenario Interactive Cardio Vascular and Thoracic Surgery 12:360-365 Impact Factor 2.19 citation 5
- Potala Sirisha and Verma Rama S (2011) Targeting head and neck squamous cell carcinoma using a novel fusion toxin-diphtheria toxin/HN-1. Molecular Biology Report 38(2): 1389-97. Impact Factor: 2.92 citation: 2
- Potala Sirisha and Verma Rama S (2010) Modified DT-IL2 fusion toxin targeting uniquely IL2R alpha expressing leukemia cell lines-Construction and characterization. Journal of Biotechnology 148,147-155 Impact Factor: 3.22 Citation: 4
- Moutushy Mitra, Fahima Dilnawaz, Ranjita Misra, Anju Harilal, Rama Shanker Verma, Sanjeeb K. Sahoo and Subramanian Krishnakumar (2010) Toxicogenomics of nanoparticulate delivery of etoposide: potential impact on nanotechnology in retinoblastoma therapy Cancer Nanotechnology 2,1-6 Citation 3
- Santosh Mathapati, Satish Galla, Rama Shanker Verma, Kotturathu Mammen Cherian, Soma Guhathakurta (2010) Qualitative and Quantitative Detection of Sodium Deoxycholic Acid in Decellularized Tissue. Ind J of Thoracic Cardiovascular Surgery (2010) 26:129–131 citation 2
- Moutushy Mitra, Mallikarjuna Kandalam, Rama Shanker Verma, Uma Maheswari and Subramanian Krishnakumar (2010) Genome wide Changes accompanying the knockdown of EpCAM in retinoblastoma. Molecular vision 16: 828-84. Impact Factor: 2.54: Citation: 12
- Sirisha Potala and Rama S Verma (2010) A novel fusion protein Diphtheria Toxin-Stem Cell Factor (DT-SCF) – purification and characterization. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 162(5): 1258-69 Impact Factor: 1.87: Citation: 2
- Bijesh K Biswal, Niladri B. Debata and Rama S Verma (2010) Development of a targeted siRNA delivery system using FOL-PEG-PEI conjugate". Molecular Biology Reports 37 (6) 2919-2926 Impact Factor: 2.92: Citation: 19
- Pavithra P. S. Jannani S., Charumathi R., Indumathi J., and Verma Rama S. (2010) "Antibacterial activity of Plants Used in Indian Herbal Medicine. International Journal of Green Pharmacy 4 (1), 22-29: Citation: 31
- Santosh Mathapati, Sarasa Bharati Arumugam, Rama Shanker Verma (2010) "High cholesterol diet increases MMP9 and CD40 immunopositivity in early atherosclerotic plaquein rabbits". Acta histochimica, 112, 618-623 Impact Factor: 1.82 Citation: 8
- Sunnel R, Dillip K Bishi, Rama S Verma, Kothurattu M Cherian and Soma Guhathakurta (2009) A multiplex PCR for characterization of human mesenchymal stem cells. Biotechnology Letter 31(12): 1843-50. Impact Factor: 1.68: Citation 9
- Pavithra S, N.Sreevidya, Rama S Verma (2009) Antibacterial and antioxidant activity of methanol extract of Evolvulus nummularius (L). Indian Journal of pharmacology vol. 41(5) 233-236 Citation: 12
- Bijesh K Biswal, K. Manniledam, Rama S Verma and E.Prasad (2009) Tumor Cell Imaging Using the Intrinsic Emission from PAMAM Dendrimer: A Case Study with HeLa Cells. Cytotechnology 61(1-2): 17-24: Impact Factor: 1.75: Citation: 6
- Bijesh K Biswal and Rama S Verma (2009) "Differential Usage of the Transport Systems for Folic acid and Methotrexate in Normal Human T-Lymphocytes and Leukemic Cells". The Journal of Biochemistry 146 (5), 693–703 Impact Factor: 2.14 Citation: 8
- Chandana Mohanty, Geetanjali Arya, Rama S Verma and Sanjeeb K Sahoo (2009) Nanobiotechnology: Application of Nanotechnology in Therapeutics and Diagnosis Journal of Nano biotechnology: biomedicine 1(1), B24 – B38. Citation: 2
- Mrudula Mathew and Rama S. Verma (2009) Humanized Immunotoxins – A New Generation of Immunotoxins Cancer Sciences 100, (8), 1359-1365: Impact factor: 3.47: Citation: 81
- Pavithra P S., Sreevidya N. and Rama S Verma (2009) Antibacterial activity and chemical composition of essential oil of Pamburus missionis Journal of Ethanopharmacology 124(1) 151-153: Impact Factor: 3.01: Citation: 16
- Pavithra P S., Sreevidya N. and Rama S Verma (2009) A review of chemistry and biological activity of genus Atalantia (Rutaceae) Journal of Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Science 31, 63-72. Impact Factor: 2.26: Citation: 1
- M. Himabindu, D. Sugapriya Muthamilselvan, Dillip Kumar Bishi, and Rama S Verma (2009) Molecular Analysis of Coagulase Gene Polymorphism in Clinical Isolates of Methicilin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus By Restriction Fragment Lenth Polymorphism Based Genotyping American Journal of Infectious diseases 5(2): 170-176 Citation 19
- Pavithra P.S, Sreevidya N and Rama S Verma (2009) Antibacterial and antioxidant activity of methanol extract of Evolvulus nummularius (L). Indian Journal of pharmacology vol. 41(5) 233-236 Citation: 12
- Dillip kumer Bishi, Ilu Vargheese and Rama S. Verma (2008) "Molecular typing of colonizing Streptococcus agalactiae strains by Enterobacterial Repetitive Intergenic Consensus PCR (ERIC-PCR) in a Chennai based hospital" Indian journal of Microbiology 48: 291-296. Impact Factor: 0.9 Citation: 1
- Sirisha potala, Sanjeeb Sahoo and Rama S. Verma (2008) "Targeted therapy of cancer using Diphtheria toxin derived immunotoxins" Drug discovery Today Review 13, 17/18,807-815. Impact Factor: 7.7: Citation: 40
- Rallapalli S, S Verghese and Verma R S (2008) Validation of Multiplex PCR strategy for simultaneous detection and Identification of methicillin resistance staphylococcus Aureus Indian Journal on Medical Microbiology 26 (4) 360-363 Impact Factor: 1.006 Citation: 7
- Sreejit P., Suresh Kumar and Rama S. Verma (2008) An Improved Protocol for Primary Culture of Cardiomyocytes from Neonatal Mice In-Vitro Cellular and Developmental Biology – Animal 44, 45-50. Impact Factor: 1.312: Citation: 39
- Kalidoss Ramamoorthy, Sirisha Potala, and Rama S. Verma (2008) Convergence pattern studies of folate receptor Boinformation 3 (4): 168-172 (2008).
- Kalidoss Ramamoorthy, Sirisha Potala, and Rama S. Verma (2007) In silico analysis of functionally important residues in folate receptors. Bionformation 2 (4), 157-162
- Taichman R. S., Reilly M. J., Verma R. S., Ehrenman K. and Emerson S. G (2001) Hepatocyte Growth Factor is Secreted by Osteoblast and Cooperatively Permits tge survials of Haematopoietic Progenators British Journal of Haematology 112(2) 438-448. Impact Factor: 4.47 Citation: 69
- Verma R.S., Gianolla D., Schomichik W., and Emerson S. G (1998) Increased efficiency of liposime mediated transfection by volume reduction and centrifugation Biotechniques 25(1): 46-49. Impact Factor: 2.3: Citation: 15
- Taichman R.S., Reilly M.J., Verma R.S., and Emerson S.G. (1997) Augmented production of interleukin 6 by normal human osteoblasts in response to CD34+ hematopoietic bone marrow cells in vitro Blood 15: 89(4), 1165 1172. Impact Factor: 10.37: Citation: 54
- Natarajan V., Vepa S., Verma R. S., and Scribner W. M. (1996) Role of Protein Tyrosine Phosphorylation on H202 lnduced Phospholiase D Activation of Endothelial Cells Phospholipase D. American J. Physiol 271 (3Pt1) L400 L408. Impact factor: 0.88: Citation: 62
- Verma, R. S., and Antony, A. C. (1992) Immunoreactive folate binding proteins from human saliva: isolation and comparison of two distinct species. Biochem. J. 286: 707 715. Correction Biochem J 289: 927 928. (1993) Impact Factor: 4.349: Citation: 10
- Verma R. S., Gullapalli, S., and Antony, A. C. (1992) Evidence that the hydrophobicity of isolated in situ and de novo synthesized native human placental folate receptor is a function of glycosylphosphatidylinositol anchoring to membranes. J. Biol. Chem. 267:4119 4127. Impact Factor: 7.66: Citation: 59
- Verma R. S., and Antony, A.C. (1991) Kinetic analysis, isolation and characterization of hydrophilic folate binding protein released from chorionic villi cultured under serum free conditions. J. Biol. Chem. 266:12522 12535. Impact Factor: 7.66: Citation: 10
- Verma R. S., and Antony, A. C. (1991) Kinetic isolation and characterization of soluble (s) folatebinding protein (flop) released from human placental chorionic villi associated hydrophobic FBP (M FBP) in serum free culture. Clinical Research, 39(2): 205a Impact Factor: 0.159:
- Antony, A. C., Briddell, R. A., Brandt, J. E., Straneva, J. E., Verma R. S., Miller, M. E., Kalasinski, L. A., and Hoffman, R. (1991) Megaloblastic hematopolesis in vitro: interaction of anti folate receptor antibodies with hematopoletic cells leads to a proliferative response independent of megaloblastic changes J. Clin. Invest. 87: 313 325. Impact Factor: 10.92: Citation: 21
- Antony, A. C., Kane, M., Kincade, S., Briddell, R., and Verma R. S. (1989) Folate (pteroylglutamate) uptake in human erythrocytes, erythroid precursors and kb cells at high extra cellular folate concentrations: evidence against a specific folate binding and transport protein. Biochem. J. 260:401- 411. Impact Factor: 4.349: Citation: 22
- Antony, A. C., Verma R. S., Unune, A. R., and Larosa, J. A. (1989) Identification of hydrophobic folate binding forms. J. Biol. Chem. 264:1911 1914. Impact Factor: 7.66: Citation: 32
- Antony, A. C., and Verma R. S. (1989) Hydrophobic erythrocyte folate binding proteins are converted to hydrophilic forms by trypsin in vitro. Biochem. Biophys. Acta. 979:62 68. Impact Factor: 2.49: Citation: 6
- Verma R. S., Kincade, R. S., and Antony, A. C. (1988) Isolation and characterization of two distinct immunoreactive folate binding proteins from human saliva. Clinical Research. 36(3): 360. Impact factor: 0.195: Citation: 37
- Antony, A. C., Bruno, E., Briddell, R., Brandt, J., Verma R. S., and Hoffman, R. (1987) Effect of perturbation of specific folate receptor during in vitro erythropoiesis. J. Clin. Invest. 80(6): 1618 1623. Impact Factor: 10.92: Citation: 34
- Panday, R., Verma R. S. and Khullar, G. K. (1987) Effect of choline, ethanolamine and serine supplementation on the membrane properties of mycosporum gypsum. Lipids. 22(7): 530 534. Impact Factor: 2.040
- Antony, A. C., Bruno, E., Bridell, R., Brandt, J., Verma R. S., and Hoffman, R. (1987) Evidence for a role for folate receptor during in vitro erythropolesis. Clinical research 35(3): 569. Impact Factor: 0.195
- Antony, A. C., Kincade, S., Verma R. S., And Krishnan, S. R. (1987) Identification of high affinity folate binding protein in human erythrocyte membrane. J. Clin. Invest. 80:711 723. Impact Factor: 10.92: Citation: 31
- Verma R. S., Spencer martin, I., and Van uden, N. (1987) Role of de novo protein synthesis in the inter conversion of glucose transport systems in the yeast Pichia ohmeri. Biochem. Biophys. Acta. 900:139 144. Impact Factor: 2.49: Citation:22
- Antony, A. C., Verma R. S., and Knicade, R. S. (1987) Development of a specific radio immunoassay of' the placental folate receptor and related high affinity folate binding protein in human tissues. Anal. Biochem. 162:224 235. Impact Factor: 2.149: Citation: 10
- Verma R. S., Rao, T. V. G., and Prasad, R. (1984) An inducible, specific and derepressible transport of L series in saccharomyces cerevisiae. Biochem. Biophys. Acta. 778:289 297. Impact Factor: 2.59: Citation: 13
- Verma R. S. (1984) Amino Acid Transport in Yeast. Ph.D. Thesis Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi 110067, India
- Rao, T. V. G., Verma R. S., and Prasad, R. (1983) Transport of purine, pyrimidine bases and nucleosides in candida albicans, a pathogenic yeast. Biochem. Int. 6:409 416. citation: 12
- Verma R. S., and Prasad, R. (1983) Absence of depression of amino acids transports in candida. Biochem. Int. 7:707 717. Citation: 8
- Prasad, R., Jayakumar, A., Singh, M., Trivedi, A., Khare, S., Verma R. S., Rao, T. V. G., and Dudani, A. K. (1983) Amino acid transport in yeast. In: proceedings of symposium on the role biochemistry in harnessing the environment, Indian Toxicological Research Center, Lucknow, India 8 (No. 1 2), Pp. 31 43.
- Verma R. S., and Prasad, R. (1983) Amino acid transport in whole cell and membrane vesicles of saccharomyces cerevisiae. In: proceedings of viii international specialized symposium on yeast, Baroda, India.
- Verma R. S., and Prasad, R. (1983) Characteristics of amino acid transport in deficient (rhoO) mutant cells. Ind. J. Biochem. Biophys. 20:104 109. Impact Factor: 0.45 Citation: 1
- Jayakumar, A., Singh, M., Verma R. S., Baquer, N. Z., and Prasad, R. (1981) Characteristics of proline transport in the spheroplasts from candida albicans cells. Ind. J. Biochem. Biophys. 1 8:206 210. Citation: 8
General, social and ethical topic
- Rama S Verma and Sreejit P (2009) Culture and Morality Bulletin Chennai Academy for Science, Humanities and Religion 2(2) July 2009
- Rama S Verma, Bijesh K. Biswal. Abhilasha, Chithra R and Sugapriya D. M. (2009) Innovation and Challenges in Biotechnology (ICICB-08) ISBN: 978-93-.80043-16-6
Text Books/ Monographs Authored/ Book Chapter
- Rama S Verma, Abhilasha, Sugapriya M. D. and Chithra R. (2009) Animal biotechnology: application and potential risks in Biotechnology in Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals 14, 220- 250, Editor – Dr. Debasis Bagchai publisher- Taylor and Francis USA
- Denis English, Akshay Anand, Rama S. Verma and Stephan Gluck (2009) Neural Stem Cells: New Hope for Successful Therapy) Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, 8, 129-151 Editor- Dr. Herman S. Cheung (Ed.) Bentham Science Publishers Ltd. USA
- Prasanna Vidyasekar, Pavithra Shyamsunder, and Rama S Verma (2010) Nano-biotechnology: A new generation of biomedicine-Innovative nanotechnology in key areas of biomedical engineering and cancer therapy "Application Nanotechnology for Human Health" Ed. by Dr. Sanjeeb K Sahoo) Publisher – Pan Stanford, Italy (in Press)
- Rama Shanker Verma, Sirisha Potala, Mrudula Mathew and Swati chaudhary (2012) Application of Microbial Toxins for Cancer Therapy T. Satyanarayana et al. (eds.), Microorganisms in Sustainable Agriculture and Biotechnology, DOI 10.1007/978-94-007-2214-9_28, © Springer Science Business Media B.V. 2012
- Verma R.S. (2006) "Targeting Human growth factors, cytokines gene into Silkworms Muga silkworm" in Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, Published at RRL Jorhat pp 204-211.


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Company: Sandia National Laboratories
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Job Title:Intern - Research and Applications of Mechanics of Structures (RAMS) R&D Undergrad Summer
The Research and Applications of Mechanics of Structures (RAMS) institute at Sandia is seeking highly qualified undergraduate engineering students with an interest in engineering mechanics research and applications, such as vibration analysis, and solid mechanics, and computational structural mechanics to support on-going programs during the summer of 2018. Students transitioning from the Junior to Senior year are preferred, but outstanding students currently in the Freshman and Sophomore year will be considered space permitting. Successful candidates will be assigned a staff mentor and work as part of a team of interns from across the United States. Students will be challenged to conduct both independent and group work and will periodically present their work to staff and management.
You bring the confidence and skills to be eligible for the job by meeting these minimum requirements:
+ Currently attending and enrolled full time (or scheduled to graduate in the spring) in an accredited undergraduate program
+ Pursuing a science, engineering, or math major
+ Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0
+ Ability to work up to 40 hours per week during the summer
+ U.S. citizenship
_Note: If you have not yet started your undergraduate program, please apply to a high school intern position._
+ GPA of at least a 3.5 on 4.0 scale
+ Eligibility for L Clearance
Sponsored by Sandia?s Engineering Sciences Center, the Research and Applications of Mechanics of Structures (RAMS) Institute provides students an opportunity to work with outstanding technical staff in providing engineering solutions to national security mission deliverables. Institute participants will research, develop, and apply computational capabilities to define mechanical environments and simulate response of complex structural systems subjected to extreme loading conditions.
Students work in a collaborative environment and participate in frequent technical and team building activities throughout their internship, including career discussions, tours, and invited speakers. Students are assigned to projects and mentors through a process that matches their interests to on-going projects. Depending on interests, some students may also participate in the Nonlinear Mechanics and Dynamics (NOMAD) Research Institute or the Nuclear Weapon (NW) SPRINT design competition in addition to their main project work.
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Sandia National Laboratories is the nation?s premier science and engineering lab for national security and technology innovation, with teams of specialists focused on cutting-edge work in a broad array of areas. Some of the main reasons we love our jobs:
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+ Flexible schedules, generous vacations,strongmedical and other benefits, competitive 401k, learning opportunities, relocation assistance and amenities aimed at creating a solid work/life balance*
_World-changing technologies. Life-changing careers._ Learn more about Sandia at: http://www.sandia.gov
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As a professor at Yale, William Deresiewicz saw something that troubled him deeply. His students, some of the nation's brightest minds, were adrift when it came to the big questions: how to think critically and creatively, and how to find a sense of purpose.
Excellent Sheep takes a sharp look at the high-pressure conveyor belt that begins with parents and counselors who demand perfect grades and culminates in the skewed applications Deresiewicz saw firsthand as a member of Yale's admissions committee. As schools shift focus from the humanities to "practical" subjects like economics and computer science, students are losing the ability to think in innovative ways. Deresiewicz explains how college should be a time for self-discovery, when students can establish their own values and measures of success, so they can forge their own path. He addresses parents, students, educators, and anyone who's interested in the direction of American society, featuring quotes from real students and graduates he has corresponded with over the years, candidly exposing where the system is broken and clearly presenting solutions.
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"An urgent summons to a long-overdue debate over what universities do and how they do it." (Booklist)
"Important, but oh so boring."
I tried to read it, then to force myself to listen to it while driving.
It was excruciating. Silence reigned.
Mel was fine.
Sadly, I couldn't do it. The information is important but the material is so dry.
"skip the book read the essay"
avoid speculation on the decline of western civilization
Narrator sounded like a whiny 50's radio announcer. Detracted greatly from the experience. It's likely the author would have done a better job, otherwise, should have hired Malcom Gladwell
everything but the material directly relating to the current college admissions process and state of students.
not sure which is more absurd, the concept that the ivy league admissions process is leading to the decline of western civilization, or that a decent liberal arts education will prevent it.
"Excellent book for parents with Juniors &/or Seniors looking at Colleges!!"
Very good insight on helping your college age or soon to be college bound teenagers about the glory of not knowing EXACTLY what they want to do when they "grow up"! The beauty of a Liberal Arts Education and taking their time to figure it all out!! They have the rest of their lives to be grown ups, why hurry?!
"read before saving for kids college education"
if I told you a book was going to save you $10,000 would you read it? how about $40,000?
"smart only counts for so much"
? as a youth, did you live a strict prep school, ivy league life
? did you spend your childhood somewhere between boston and DC
? as an adult, do you now see that focused and driven lifestyle as overrated
william deresiewicz's book means to expose the inner workings of that life
as a new jersey, orthodox jew and yale ivy leaguer he knows it all too well
his relentless manifesto has an " the emperor has no clothes " quality to it
the limitations and omissions of the ivy league are neatly categorized
he even provides a recipe, by which the universities can recover their greatness
as you'd expect, it starts with finding faculty and students more like mr. deresiewicz
eastern prep schools and ivy league universities look their best from a distance
america is rotating away from its' former boston to washington, d.c. axis
each year, the traditional towers of academic privilege become a bit less relevant
? at the end of the day, who really values and esteems ivy league credentials
basically it's other ivy leaguers; they're all caught in an expensive feedback loop
once life provides distance or perspective, you see it all for what it really is
as mark twain and garrison keillor have said "...smart only counts for so much..."
"Very interesting"
Thought-provoking text that calls out the many failures of our educational system. Deresiewicz also offers solutions in addition to just pointing out the problems. Very interesting.
"Perpetual Privilege"
The book is thought provoking relative to the perpetuation of privilege among those in the correct class. The conclusions however left me uninspired. It is too simple to say we have enough money to fix this problem. Our choices not only require choosing correctly where to spend but undoing the growing bubble of public workers' pension entitlements. Silence concerning this trap created by our governing elite is suspiciously absent.
Overall I liked it because it made me think.
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After seeing a failure with his first film 'Akhil', Super star Akkineni Nagarjuna's son Akhil's second film will be launched for Sankranthi. The movie is going to be launched officially on January 14th marking the auspicious day of Sankranthi. Incidentally, his father Nagarjuna will be producing this film under Annapurna Studios banner.
Vikram Kumar who gave a super hit to Nagarjuna with Manam will be directing Akhil in this film. The movie was said to be a youthful entertainer. A.R.Rahman is going to compose the music and the film has new heroine Megha Akash in the female lead.
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Courtney Barnett Nominated for Eight Aria Awards
A massive congratulations to Courtney Barnett who has been nominated for eight Aria Awards including Album of the Year, Best Independent Release, Female Artist, Rock Album, Breakthrough Artist and Best Australian Live Act and Video which are both open to a public vote. Barnett was also nominated for and has received the award for the Best Cover Art award at the Aria's.
The nominations come ahead of the release of the Special Edition versions of Barnett's debut album 'Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit' on the 6th November. The Special Edition 2CD boxset will include the album, a Live From Electric Ladyland Studios CD, download card with exclusive cover of John Cale's 'Close Watch', an A4 poster of the album cover and 4 polaroids whilst the vinyl boxset will include a gatefold double yellow vinyl of the album, download card for the Live From Electric Ladyland release and John Cale cover, an A2 poster of the album cover and 4 polaroids.
The ARIAs are the flagship event of the Australian music calendar. The very first ARIA Awards were held in 1987 at the Sheraton Wentworth Hotel in Sydney, recognising excellence and innovation across all genres of Australian music. Those very first ARIAs were hosted by Sir Elton John and the winners included INXS, Crowded House and a young John Farnham. Since that time the ARIA Awards have developed into Australia's pinnacle Awards ceremony, forging careers and playing host to countless memorable moments and performances.


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Publications on cities and city museums
The literature on cities and urban living is vast, and our list can never be definitive. New titles appear almost every day and we are keen to receive recommendations from our members and from visitors to our site. Most of our titles originate in Europe or North America and we would welcome publications from other regions of the world, where most people live and where there is the greatest growth of cities. We also welcome publications in languages other than English.
We have largely left out novelists, poets, musicians, and citizens, who perhaps get at the truth better. They need no introduction.
We also now have a section on cities in conflict and the destruction of heritage.
In contrast, the literature on museums about cities is inevitably limited (though growing), but in addition to our own publications, we list some of the more notable publications in the field and again we ask for recommendations to add to the list.
London, the unique city, Steen Eiler Rasmussen, Penguin Books, London 1960
The City in History, Lewis Mumford, New York 1961
The Economy of Cities, Jane Jacobs, Vintage 1970
La Revolution Urbaine, Henri Lefebvre, Gallimard, Paris 1970
The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jane Jacobs, Penguin Books, London 1972
Our CAMOC member, Chet Orloff introducing Jane Jacobs at Powell's bookshop Portland, Oregon
The Urban World, J. John Palen, McGraw-Hill, New York 1975
Paris: a Century of Change, 1878-1978, Norma Evenson, Yale University Press, New Haven and London 1979
The History of the City, Leonardo Benevolo, English and Italian editions, MIT Press Massachusetts 1980
Cities and People, Mark Girouard, Yale University Press, New Haven 1985
Metropolis, Emrys Jones, Oxford University Press, Oxford and New York 1990
The Global City: New York, London, Tokyo, Saskia Sassen, Princton University Pres, Princton 1991
The City Shaped, urban patterns and meanings throughout history, Spiro Kostoff, Thames and Hudson 1991
The Gaia Atlas of Cities, Gaia Books, Herbert Girardet, London 1992
The European Urban Charter, Standing Conference of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe, Council of Europe 1993
The Flâneur - a collection of essays edited by Keith Tester, Routledge, London 1994.
The European City (Making of Europe), Leonardo Benevolo, (trans. from the Italian by Carl Ipsen), Blackwell, Oxford 1995
City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn, William J Mitchell, MIT Press, Massachusetts 1995
Writings on Cities, Henri Lefebvre, Blackwell, Oxford 1995
Revitalising Historic Urban Quarters, Tim Heath, Steven Tiesdell, Taner Oc, Elsivier/Architectural Press 1996
Postmetroplis: Critical Studies of Cities and Regions, Edward Soja, Blackwell, Oxford 2000
Cities in Civilisation, Peter Hall, Weidenfeld, London 1998
Urban Development and Civic Freedom, Michiel Wagenaar, (Stedebouw en Burgelijke Virjheid) , Toth, Amsterdam 1998
Creating Sustainable Cities, Herbert Girardet, Green Books, Dartington 1999
E –Topia: Urban Life, Jim – but not as we know it, William J Mitchell, MIT Press, Massachusetts 1999
Towards and Urban Renaissance, Urban Task Force, Department of Transport, Environment and the Regions, London 1999
The Slow Death of Great Cities? Urban Abandonment or Urban Renaissance, Anne Power, K Mumford, York Publishing Services-Joseph Rowntree Foundation 1999
Athènes: Urbanisme, Culture et Politique, Georges Prévélakis, L'Harmattan, Paris, Québec 2000
Cities for a Small Country, Anne Power, Richard Rogers, Faber and Faber, London 2000
The Seduction of Place: the History and Future of the City, Joseph Rykwert, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2000
The Global City, Saskia Sassen, 2nd edition Princton University Press, Princton 2001
Cities: Re-imaging the Urban, Ash Amin and Nigel Thrift, Polity Press, Cambridge 2002
Future Cities: The Copenhagen Lectures, H Thomsen ed., Fonden Realdania, Copenhagen 2002
ME++: The Cyborg Self and the Networked City, William J Mitchell, MIT Press, Massachusetts 2003
Making Cities Work, G Hazell, Wiley-Academy 2003
The Urban Revolution, Henri Lefebvre and Robert Bononno, University of Minnesota Press, Minnesota 2003
London Calling: The Middle Classes and the Remaking of Inner London. Tim Butler and Garry Robson, Berg, London 2003
Flesh and Stone: The Body and the City in Western Civilization, Richard Sennett, Penguin Books, London 2003
The Urban Revolution, Henri Lefebvre, translated into English from the 1970 French original, University of Minnesota Press 2003
Intercultural City Reader, Phil Wood ed., Comedia, Stroud 2004
Riding the rapids: Urban Life in an Age of Complexity, Charles Landry, RIBA, London 2004
Cities People Planet, Herbert Girardet, Wiley, London 2004
Cities, John Reader, William Heinemann, London 2004
Urban Forms, The Death and Life of the Urban Block, Ivor Samuels, Philippe Panerai, Jean Castex and Jean Charles Depaule, Elsevier/Architectural Press 2004
Urban Memory: History and Amnesia in the Modern City, Mark Crinson, Routledge, London 2005
Future City, Stephen Read, Jurgen Rosemann, Job van Eldijk, Routledge, London 2005
The Dictionary of Urbanism, Robert Cowan, Streetwise Press, Tisbury 2005
The Rise of the Ephemeral City, Joel Kotkin in Metropolis Magazine, 18 April 2005 www.metropolismag.com
The City, a Global History, Joel Kotkin, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, London 2005
Towards a Strong Urban Renaissance, Urban Task Force, London 2005
Planet of Slums, Mike Davies, Verso, London 2006
Ecopolis Now, Fred Pearce in New Scientist, London 17 June 2006
State of the World's Cities 2006/7, UN-HABITAT (United Nations Human Settlements Programme), Nairobi 19 June 2006
Cities, Architecture and Society, Richard Burdett in The Architectural Review, London August 2006
The Art of City Making, Charles Landry, Earthscan 2006 www.earthscan.co
Cities, Environments and European History, the Journal of Urban History, special issue, Sage Publications, July 2007
The Endless City, The Urban Age Project by the London School of Economics and Deutsche Bank's Alfred Herrhausen Society, Ricky Burdett and Deyan Sudjic eds., Phaidon, London, New York 2008
New Urbanism and Beyond. Designing Cities for the Future, Tigran Haas, ed., Rizzoli, New York 2008
Naked City, the death and life of authentic urban places, Sharon Zukin, Oxford University Press 2010
Triumph of the City, Edward Glaeser, Macmillan 2011
City: a guidebook for the urban age, P.D. Smith, Bloomsbury, London 2012
The Spirit of Cities: why the identity of a city matters in a global age, Daniel A. Bell and Avner de-Shalit, Princeton University Press 2013
All over the Map: Writing on Buildings and Cities, Michael Sorkin, Verso 2013
Paris, Capitale du XIXe Siècle, Walter Benjamin, Editions Allia, Paris 2013
La Ville, Max Weber, Les Belles Lettres, Paris 2013
Cities by Design: the social life of urban form, Fran Tonkiss, Polity Cambridge UK 2013
London: The Information Capital, James Cheshire and Oliver Uberti, Particular Books/Penguin, London 2014
Happy City: Transforming Our Lives Through Urban Design, Charles Montgomery, Penguin 2015
Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs, Jonathan Barnett and Larry Beasley, Island Press June 2015
The Power Brokers: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York, Robert A. Caro, Bodley Head, London 2015 (first published in 1975)
The Language of Cities, Dayan Sudjic, Allen Lane, London 2016 : "Oversimplyfying a city means that you strip it of everything that makes it function as one..."
Vertical: The City from Satellites to Bunkers, Stephen Graham, Verso 2016
Dream Cities: Seven Urban Ideas that Shaped the World, Wade Graham, Amberley 2016
Mortal Cities, Forgotten Monuments, Arna Mačkić, University of Chicago Press, Chicago 2016
She returns to Mostar and the bridge destroyed in the conflict. Much of the book is a reflection on the effects of war on cities.
Built on Bones: 15,000 years of Urban Life and Death, Brenna Hassett, Bloomsbury Press, London 2017.
"If cities are great, why are they full of things that kill us?"
Shaping Portland: Anatomy of a Healthy City, Paddy Tillet, Routledge Research in Planning and Urban Design, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, New York & London 2017
Cities in conflict and the destruction of heritage
Palmyre: L'irreplaçable Trésor, Paul Veyne, Albin Michel 2016
The Destruction of Memory: Architecture at War, Robert Bevan, Reaktion, second edition 2016
Ancient Syrian Cities: A Different Story of Destruction, Hugh Eakin in The New York Review of Books vol. LXIII, no. 14, September 29 - October 12 2016
Museums of Cities
Reflecting Cities: Proceedings of a Symposium, Nichola Johnson ed., Museum of London 1993
Discovering the City, Nichola Johnson; Museums about cities, Max Hebditch; Hidden history: the Peopling of London project, Nick Merriman; The artist as curator in a city museum, Carl Heideken; History, ideology and politics in the Historical Museum of Warsaw, Beata Meller; The imaginary city, Brigitte Scenczi; The city is the museum !, Anne-Marie Collins; Museums in Hungary: special privileges versus the community, Géza Buzinkay; Urban museology: an ideology for reconciliation, Amareswar Galla; editorial, Marcia Lord, all in Museum International no. 187 (edition covering city museums), UNESCO, Paris, 13 September 1995
Making City Histories in Museums, Gaynor Kavanagh and Elizabeth Frostick, Leicester University Press, Leicester 1998
Dream Spaces: memory and the museum, Gaynor Kavanagh, Leicester University Press, Leicester 2000
Comment inscrire les musées de ville dans la ville? International Association of Museums of History seminar, Museum of the History of Marseille, June 2003
The New Town Square: Museums and Communities in Transition, Robert R Archibald, Altamira Press, Walnut Creek 2004
Définir le musée de ville, Francine Marini-Ducray, La letter du comité national français d'ICOM, 30 December 2005
Musées de ville en France, Julie Guiyot-Corteville, La letter du comité national français d'ICOM, 30 December 2005
La fondation du musée de la ville de Berlin, Kurt Winkler, La letter du comité national français d'ICOM, 30 December 2005
Les musées régionaux berlinois dans le contexte de la ville, Udo Göswald, La letter du comité national français d'ICOM, 30 December 2005
City Museums as Centres of Civic Dialogue?
Proceedings of the Fourth Conference of the International Association of City Museums, Amsterdam, 3-5 November 2005, Renée Kistemaker ed., Amsterdam Historical Museum, Amsterdam 2006
Museum International no. 231, Urban Life and Museums, Isabelle Vinson ed., UNESCO Paris September 2006
City Portraits in City Museums, Marlen Mouliou ed. in En Volos, Volos September 2006
A definitive history and analysis of city museums by our colleague Jean-Louis Postula. Published 15 July 2015
Climate Change and the Future of Cities, Eric Klinenberg, ed., an issue of Public Culture (28:2), Duke University Press 2016
Global Undergrounds:Exploring Cities from Within, Paul Dobraszcyk, Carols Lopez Galvis, Bradley L. Garrett eds., Reaktion Books 2016
Flâneuse: Women Walk the City in Paris, Tokyo, Venice and London, Lauren Elkin, Chatto & Windus, London 2017


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Follow the 1968 North Korean Spy Comando Route to experience Korea's DMZ. This area, known as the Demilitarized Zone, is one of the most popular destinations for travelers in Korea and is available only with an organized tour. It is a place of high tension between two countries officially still at war. Expect to learn a lot about the attempted assassination of the South Korean president in 1968, meet South Korean soldiers, and look out over the river and mine-fields to the 'Hermit Kingdom' of North Korea.
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Following the invasion route of 31 North Korean spy commandos, we'll look for evidence of the spy commando's infiltration all the way down to the backyard of the Blue House, the Korean presidential residence. In fact, these spy commandos broke through the world's most heavily fortified border and infiltrated along their southbound route to reach Seoul without being detected.
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However, if the patient is psychologically liable to just shut down after hearing that prognosis, then maybe it would be best to tell the patient's family/care givers but not the patient himself.
And of course, there's always that scene from House M.D. where a terminally ill patient got better but had gone through all the preparation for death - sold his house, had good-bye parties, and had run up lots of credit card debt trying to rush through his bucket list... Whoops.
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The Postal Service have released a new video for "Tattered Line of String," which chronicles a trip to the laundromat gone awry. The duo takes the typically mundane experience of doing laundry and turns it – as well as everything else in the room – upside down as the people and objects become part of the spin cycle. Neither Ben Gibbard nor Jimmy Tamborello appears in the video for the previously unreleased song from the duo's recently released 10th anniversary reissue of Give Up.
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The primary goal of Suzuki Teachers is the development of the child's full potential in particular the nurturing of the child's well-being using music as the medium.
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Rakecia Matrese Brame, a former social worker for the Alamance County Department of Social Services in North Carolina, pled quilty to identity theft, tax, and fraud charges. According to court documents, Brame was employed as a social worker from 2009 to 2011 and was responsible for investigating claims of abuse and neglect against minors and disabled adults. She had authorized access to their system which included names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers of Alamance DSS clients. Brame used her access to identifying information contained in Alamance DSS records to illegally obtain the personal identifying information of clients and others. She would then sell that information to two tax preparers at the Greensboro branch of Nothing But Taxes, a tax return preparation firm. They used the stolen identities to claim false dependents on tax returns they prepared for Nothing But Taxes clients, inflating tax refunds on their clients' behalf.


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SOUTHPORT'S budding businesspeople can bid for the title of Merseyside's entrepreneur of the year.
Entries are now open to 'The Search', with up to £100,000 of unsecured funding in line for the winner.
Aspiring entrepreneurs are called on to submit their exceptional business ideas which require funding to receive practical advice, so their dream can be turned into reality.
Entries are also accepted from fledgling businesses (trading for less than two years) which need financial stability and expert guidance to realise their full potential.
The winner will be announced by Cherie Blair at an awards lunch in Liverpool on December 13.
The winner will receive up to £100,000 of from Dominique Faversham Group, provided through Lloyds TSB, as well as a free, tailored 12-month programme of professional advice and practical assistance.
The entrepreneur's progress will also be reported in the Southport Visiter's sister paper, The Liverpool Daily Post
The deadline for entries is noon on October 1.
Entries will be grouped into age categories of 18-25, 26-49 and 50+ and subject to a three -stage judging process.
Entries can be made on-line at www.thesearchmerseyside.com or submitted by post to Dominique Faversham Group, Faversham House, Wirral International Business Park, Old Hall Road, Bromborough, Wirral CH62 3NX.
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Aston Villa goalkeeper Brad Friedel has rubbished speculation linking him with a move to Fulham.
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Aston Villa goalkeeper Brad Friedel has rubbished speculation linking him with a move to Fulham, whilst also expressing his surprise at Martin O'Neill's resignation.
O'Neill stepped down as manager on Monday after four years at the helm, although the reasons for his departure were not explained.
Friedel could not shed any light on the matter when questioned by Sky Sports News, admitting that news of his boss' departure had come out of the blue.
"We are all surprised. Yesterday was training as normal and then I was sitting at home with the kiddies and it came over Sky," he said.
Friedel says the players were not given much more information when they reported for duty on Tuesday morning and were just told to focus on the task at hand.
And the American is confident Villa can cope with the disruption to their preparations for the new season and beat West Ham in their opening game on Saturday.
"We were just told that Kevin MacDonald is going to be taking charge and it is just our duty as players to get ready for West Ham," Friedel explained.
"We went out and trained as normal. As to the reasons, we're not privy to any of that.
"It is down to us to do the right thing for the football club and get the three points against West Ham."
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Asked about the timing of the events, Friedel added: "Kevin has been around the place and is well respected by all the players, so hopefully it won't be an issue and getting three points will go a long way for the club right now."
Friedel would not be drawn on reports linking his compatriot and USA manager Bob Bradley with the vacant role.
He said: "You'll have to talk to them (club bosses) about who the list of candidates are. The players are the last to know."
Some rumours have suggested that O'Neill quit the club because some players were set to be sold against his wishes.
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James Milner is expected to join Manchester City, while Friedel has been connected with a switch to Fulham.
However, he maintains there is no substance in the story about him being wanted by Fulham.
"I have never had contact with Fulham or from Fulham," he said.
"I have never had a conversation with Martin O'Neill about Fulham so I don't really know where that came from."


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CAL vs. CML vs. SML
The Capital Allocation Line (CAL), Capital Market Line (CML), and Security Market Line (SML) can be confused easily, and for good reason: the graphs look virtually identical, the assumptions under which they are constructed are essentially the same, and their implications are similar. We'll characterize each one and try to eliminate the confusion.
It is not surprising that many CFA candidates (at all levels, not just Level I) have a poor understanding of beta, because a survey of a number of financial websites with glossaries (not the little, obscure ones; the big boys, such as Charles Schwab, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, E-Trade, Investopedia, Putnam Investments, TD Ameritrade, and others) finds that about 80% of them give an incorrect definition or interpretation of beta. If the people who are already supposed to understand this stuff get it so wrong, it's a small wonder that the people who are just learning it have such a hard time.