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During the past 20 years I have had the great pleasure to cooperate with Mr. James D. Worth on a host of projects, ranging from the arts to the highly competitive arena of creating world-class branded logos. His award winning work, whether in film and video production, logos, or as a director of repertory theatre, stands head-and-shoulders above the mediocrity that has become the norm in todays society.
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Professor Tien Yin Wong Director, Singapore Eye Research Institute.
Professor Tien Yin Wong
Director, Singapore Eye Research Institute
11 3rd Hospital Ave, #05-00, Singapore 168571
TEL: 6322 4500 Web: www.seri.com.sg
As Director of the Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI), Singapore National Eye Centre, it is with pleasure that I write this letter of testimonial to James Worth expertise as a communicator in Digital Media. I have personally worked with James in the past few months on a SERI project.
James was the producer, director, scriptwriter and editor on a professional video produced at short notice for at major international conference, the Asia Pacific Ocular Imaging Symposium, held in Singapore. Concurrently, the video was to showcase the capability of our team and launch the opening of a new facility, the Singapore Advanced Imaging Laboratory for Ocular Research (SAILOR) in the presence of professional, academic and industry partners.
The video was a resounding hit. The success of the video depended greatly on his clear grasp of both the theory, clinical and technical aspects behind my research - ocular imaging as a clinical tool for identifying patients with diseases, and may be used for risk stratification and monitoring disease progression). James was able to understand the elements of a range of different diseases such as glaucoma, cataract, diabetes, retinopathy, and stroke, heart disease, and hypertension. His appreciation of research, relevance to the profession, and the client was critical to ensure that the success of the video. It was extremely well received at the Symposium and will continue to be used as a promotional video for SERI and SAILOR. Impressively, the video was shot over a period of 3 week (including editing) in both SERI Clinical and research settings.
James has proven himself to be an extremely astute, efficient and effective interviewer, providing concise and incisive sound bites for the commentary/narration, from both visiting professors, clinical and technical personnel. James was also informative, decisive when needed and the experience of working with him was enjoyable.
I recommend him highly for professional communication involving digital media and video.
Yours sincerely,Professor Tien Yin Wong
Director, Singapore Eye Research Institute
Singapore National Eye Centre
Dr. Shirley Lim, President, Research Communication Intgernational
Research Communication International Pte. Ltd.
22 Upper Circualr Road
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April 26, 2010
You are a highly imaginative person who constantly dreams up ideas for tomorrow. Your visionary outlook will produce creative innovations for future success. For you, the sky in the limit! You are sensitive to your inner feelings and the feelings of others, yet constantly sensitive to the sentiments on the ground. You are open to exploring broad and innovative alternatives, energized by change and thinking out of the box when others around prefer the tried and tested. You are exceptionally open to new intellectual ideas and possibilites, ever ready to learn and understand new things and to birthing new concepts. You are open to reevaluating traditional values and beliefs and would serve as an excellent promoter for culture change.
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Mr. James Worth worked as a producer for me over a period of months on a series of films we did for the American Association for the Advancement of Science on the subject of scientific integrity.
The films were shoot over a period of weeks at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta. Mr. Worth proved himself to be extremely efficient and highly imaginative in solving a myriad of problems that arose in shooting these videos in a dramatic format. Mr. Worth was also very even tempered in every crisis and a delightful person to work with.
I recommend him highly for film or video production.
Amram NowakPresident
Steve Harrison MS, CMI, Medical College of Georgia,
Medical College of Georgia,
Department of Medical Illustration
School of Allied Health Sciences
School of Graduate Studies
Augusta, GA 30912
706 721 3266
Fax 706 721 1855
May 24, 2004
I have know James over the past five years, and most closely worked with him when I was the Health Communications Director at the Medical College of Georgia from July 2000 to December 2003. James was Chief or Video and Interactive Media Production, an area that I oversaw administratively. I also worked with him on several projects, as I am a medical illustrator professionally,
James Worth is an extremely talented and hard working individual. His creativity and versatility made him a pleasure to direct and/or collaborate with on Media projects. He was also very pleasant to work with and responsive to demands placed by short deadline projects. I trust him implicitly as an individual and consider him a good friend and professional colleague.
Since I direct a graduate program in medical illustration, I have used Jamess talents and experience to assist in the instruction of our students. I would not hesitate to utilize his time and talents for further instruction with our graduate students. I believe James has the natural ability, background, and personality to be an excellent teacher. Our students who interacted with him found it to be a positive educational experience.
James has the ability to be successful in whatever challenge he may be given.
Steve Harrison MS, CMIChairman and Associate Professor
Wm. M. Andrews, MA, CMI. FAMI, Medical College of Georgia,
Medical College of Georgia, Department of Medical Illustration
School of Allied Health Sciences
School of Graduate Studies
Augusta, GA 30912
706 721 3266
Fax 706 721 1855
Since coming to the Medical College of Georgia in 1991 as an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Medical Illustration. I have had the opportunity to interact with Mr. Worth on a professional level, as well as get to know him on a collegial level. He is remarkably learned and experienced, and his practical nature and wry sense of humor make him a pleasure to work with.
I serve as the Course Director for our Learning Resources and Business Management class. Because James Worth posses a wealth of practical knowledge and experience about interactive, multimedia, video design, direction and production, it was given that I would ask him to become involved in the class. He was enthusiastic and passionate lecturer on the practicalities of media design and production.
In addition, he played the important role of interviewer for our series of mock interviews designed to prepare the students for the post-graduation job search. In the interviews, he displayed a talent for inquisitive interaction with the students and an ability to elicit their best responses under pressure. Learning how to talk about ones own skills and abilities objectively and practically in the milieu of a position negotiation is very difficult. Mr. Worths experience, knowledge and personality proved to be great assets as he provided the students with valid and valuable constructive criticism of their presentation and communication skills. On evaluations, the students have commented that they enjoyed working with him and appreciated his honest appraisal or their abilities and his suggestions on improvement. Mr. Worths participation in this class was invaluable, and it will be very difficult to find a replacement with his skill set and level of dedication.
Even though he may not have a formal Masters degree, Mr. Worths exceptional talents, advanced training, and years of professional experience are more than equivalent. I can attest to his ability to simultaneously grasp the big picture, attend to the important details and fulfill the clients needs. I believe that these qualities in combinations with an unflappable temperament and affable personality, equip without reservation I recommend James Worth, and encourage you to see how his talents and experience may benefit your organization
Wm. M. Andrews, MA, CMI. FAMIAsst. Professor and Education Program Coordinator
David J. Tucker, ART FACTORY, INC.
416 Crawford Ave. P.O. Box 626
Augusta GA 300903
706 736 8189
May 2005
It is a pleasure to write a letter of testimonial for James Worth. Mr. Worth and I worked as colleagues at the Medical College of Georgia when I was Director of Enrollment Services. Since my retirement from MCG, Mr. Worth and I have continued to work together as colleagues in Augustas arts community.
At the Medical College, Mr. Worth was my resource for producing videos to assist in the recruitment of students to the colleges undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs. His expertise in concept development, scriptwriting, videotaping and editing were critical to our having an excellent product. I appreciated the work we did together at MCG and feel sure that the videos were a substantially instrumental part of our successful admission and recruitment program.
During the past three years, Mr. Worth has been extremely helpful to the Art Factory, providing performing space at the Augusta Theatre Company to our non-profit community arts program. We have appreciated very much Mr. Worths collegiality and willingness to help our students. Mr. Worth also is to be commended for his efforts to expand the theatre opportunities available to performers and audience members in Augusta.
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- Collaboration with the Social Sector
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Based on its basic policy for social contribution activities, the Ricoh Group contributes to the development of a sustainable society and planet in active partnership with like-minded people. In our collaborative efforts to solve social issues, the social sector* is one of the most important partners we have. With this recognition, we share with them our mission and values and promote effective mutual use of resources to build and maintain stable relationships based on mutual trust and respect.
- *The term social sector collectively refers to NPOs, NGOs, public-interest corporations, social enterprises, and other organizations that are engaged in activities to solve social issues.
Guidelines for collaboration with the social sector
■ Processes for collaboration with the social sector
Following the principles and processes described below, the Ricoh Group collaborates with the social sector, making the most of its own strengths as well as those of its social sector partners, through which it strives for effective solutions to social issues:
From project planning to partner selection
To implement a project effectively, we review a project plan and define the objectives of a collaboration and accordingly select a suitable partner. In the selection process, we evaluate partner candidates to ensure that they have the required organizational health and expertise described as follows:
(1) Evaluation of organizations- ① The organization willingly discloses its operational report, accounting report, and activity progress report. [Transparency]
- ② The organization has diverse sources of capital to maintain its financial and organizational independence. [Independence]
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- ① The organization can share our mission and objectives in the relevant activity area. [Sharing the mission]
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From the launch of activities to the completion of the project
Before launching a project, the Ricoh Group and the selected social sector partner discuss and decide on the project's goals, specific activities, period, and implementation scheme, as well as each party's roles in the project. Once the project starts, both parties build a mechanism for regular information sharing on progress updates, and work together to monitor and evaluate the project's progress.
In a project conducted over multiple years, the parties review the evaluation results and jointly make necessary improvement each year toward the following year's plan.
After completion of the project, we measure the project's achievements against its goals and prepare a report.
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Mineral Resources > Online Spatial Data > Geology > by state > Rhode Island
State | Rhode Island |
Name | Esmond Igneous Suite - granite gneiss |
Geologic age | Late Proterozoic |
Original map label | Zegg |
Comments | Part of Esmond-Dedham Subterrane (West Bay Area) |
Primary rock type | granitic gneiss |
Secondary rock type | augen gneiss |
Other rock types | |
Lithologic constituents | Major
Metamorphic > Gneissgranite gneiss - Pale-gray to pale-pink, fine- to medium-grained granite gneiss, rarely with porphyroclasts of microcline/orthoclase. Composition ranges from quartz monzonite to granite. Composed of sodic plagioclase, quartz, microcline, biotite, opaque minerals; minor muscovite common, garnet more rare; accessory apatite and zircon; sphene and hornblende present in some rocks; secondary chlorite. Typically massive, but with strong penetrative foliation and lineation defined by major minerals. Commonly associated with, and in part gradational into, augen gneiss. |
Map references | Hermes, O.D., Gromet, L.P., Murray, D.P., Hamidzada, N.A., 1994, Geologic Map of Rhode Island, file name = bedrock_shp.zip (870kb) obtained from Rhode Island Geographic Information System, http://www.edc.uri.edu/rigis-spf/Statewide/state.html#geology , shapefile or interchange file, scale 1/100,000. |
Unit references | Hermes, O.D. (comp.), Gromet, L.P. (comp.), Murray, D.P. (comp.), Hamidzada, N.A., Skehan, J.W., and Mosher, S., 1994, Bedrock geologic map of Rhode Island: Rhode Island Map Series No. 1, Kingston, Rhode Island, scale 1: 100,000. |
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Pan Star, a leading cruise line, will be operating a two-day, one-night cruise between Busan and Yeosu six times during the 2012 EXPO Yeosu period. The cruise departs from the Busan International Passenger Terminal on Saturday at 12:00 noon (see below for sailing dates) and arrives at Yeosu around 6:30pm. After docking for several hours at Yeosu, the cruise ship departs at 11:30pm and sets sail for Busan, arriving at around 8:30am the following morning. When the ship docks at Yeosu, passengers are free to stay onboard or disembark to visit the Yeosu Expo (expo admission fee not included in cruise fare). The expo venue remains open until 11:00pm; exhibition halls close at 9:00pm. The Pan Star Cruise is a large ship that weighs 21,535 tons and has a total of 7 decks. In addition to 123 passenger cabins, ship facilities include a café, restaurant, performance hall, ocean-view sauna, business center, convenience store, and karaoke rooms. Starting with magic shows and dance performances to welcome passengers onboard, the cruise offers a diverse program of events throughout the entire journey.
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At North Star Academy in Marquette Township, it's the first day of the Summer Food Program. It's provided by a licensed childcare center which also runs the before and after care programs during the school year.
"We've been running a summer program in Marquette County for over ten years," said Program Coordinator Shelley Young. "We provide childcare services for school-age children."
"Anyone up to age 18, any child, can come here for free lunch," said North Star Academy CEO Karen Anderson. "There's no paperwork required. We just want to know the numbers earlier in the morning, and they can come in and have lunch."
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As of December 18th, 2008, The snow is flying and the trails are getting better every day. With just a few more inches we should be ready to ski!
The snow is flying and we are getting ready for winter. We are happy to announce a grant from Eat Well, Play Hard – Healthy New York has awarded the Dewey Mountain Youth Ski League (DMYSL) $5000 to purchase youth ski equipment. The DMYSL is planning to expand it's program but adding a second day of skiing for it's older participants and increasing participation through the Dewey Mountain Ski Scholarship Program. We are also happy to have Chris Morris and Kris Seymour join as DMYSL volunteer coaches. We are excited for the 2008 – 2009 ski season, and we know you are too!
To sign your children up please please visit us at the base lodge during normal operation hours, or give us a call at 518-891-2697 or call Adirondack Lakes & Trails Outfitters at 518-891-7450


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Killing people because they steal a buck or 2 from you is just barbaric and uncivilised. That is why we have cops you savages.
Don't you value human life? Do you really think 10 bucks is more important than a human life?
I mean ffs, that is why murder is so rampant in the states, you kill each other over nothing, you just have to look at somebody sideways and boom, there goes your head cause pride is more important than life.
How do you even know the gun is real? Maybe it was just a confused teen in despiration, does he really deserve to die for 1 fuck up? Was your life really in danger? If you had just given him his money you would still be unharmed, the only thing that chances is that a human being gets a second chance at life.
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It was the perp that did not value human life enough to control himself you stupid nanny state loving fag. If a human being is stupid enough to take a firearm into an establishment and threaten peoples lives in order to get "a buck or two" he's worth more to society dead than alive.
God damn you're a stupid motherfucker!
SO why then does it work perfectly fine in my country? People get robbed but they just give them their stuff, nobody dies in the end and crime isn't worse here. What you just don't understand is that a human life is more valuable than a stupid crime. And how do you know he really threatened their lives? He didn't shoot at them right? The onyl person threatening someone's life was the "hero" bartender.
IMO even in 100% justified self defense you should go to prison for a year or so, taking a human life is ALWAYS bad.
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This time, overtime had a happy ending for the Brunswick School lacrosse team.
Trey Cammisa's goal one minute into overtime gave the Bruins a 10-9 road victory over William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia Thursday.
The Bruins (2-2) had already lost two overtime games this season.
"It's a very important win for us, especially since we had a couple of tough overtime losses," Brunswick coach David Bruce said. "We needed a win like this against a good team like this in overtime."
Senior attack Nick Bartlett recorded a hat trick with an assist while senior midfielder Billy Heidt had two goals and four assists for the Bruins, who trailed 7-5 at halftime.
"We bounced back nicely from a halftime deficit and buckled down on defense," said Bruce, who credited junior defender Charlie Better for leading the team's strong defensive effort. "Our defense made some adjustments and were real focused in the second half."
Senior midfielder Eddie DeDomenico scored twice for the Bruins, who received eight saves from sophomore goalie Tommy Heidt. Brunswick will face Loomis Chaffe School Saturday in its home opener.
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Greenwich Academy had no trouble lighting the scoreboard in its season opener, cruising to a 14-4 win over host School of the Holy Child.
Senior co-captain Emily Conway recorded three goals and two assists, junior Lexi Henkel had a hat trick with an assist and senior Marisa Noto scored three times for the Gators, who led 11-1 at the half.
"We started the game strong and moved the ball well, which was good to see," GA coach Angela Tammaro said. "Our goal today was to limit our turnovers and we did that."
Sophomore Annie DeFrino scored twice, while senior Parker Procida added one goal and two assists for the Gators, who received single goals from Mary Taussig, Emilia Tapsall and Julia Conway.
"To have the scoring spread out like that was a good sign," Tammaro said
The Gators will travel to Westminster School on Saturday.
LOOMIS CHAFFEE 10, SACRED HEART 8: Taylor Ryan and Alli Sciarretta scored two goals apiece for the Tigers, who led 3-1 early in the first half, but trailed 6-4 at halftime.
"We started out real strong and did a good job of winning the draw," Sacred Heart coach Courtney DePeter said. "But we needed to take better care of the ball. "The second half they started winning more of the draws."
Alli Kenny, Maggie Annecchino, Mo Leitner and Colleen O'Neill each had one goal for the Tigers, who received nine saves from Maddie Pillari.
CSH will host Hotchkiss School on Wednesday.
The Brunswick baseball team won its second straight game, crushing Greens Farms Academy 11-2 behind strong pitching by Brian Schutzman.
Schutzman threw a complete game, striking out nine while only allowing three hits.
"Brian pitched maybe the best game he has thrown last week and lost and I thought he equaled that today," Brunswick assistant coach Tim Daly said. "The last few games we have been going good one through nine in our lineup and we have been very aggressive."
Brandon Muto had a home run and 3 RBIs, Nick Kono had a home run, Jack Voigt went 2 for 2 with a triple and 3 runs scored, Billy O'Malley went 2 for 4 with a triple and Bradley Wilpon and Justin Cedeno each had triples to pace a balanced Bruins attack.
Brunswick hosts Choate at 4:15 p.m. Saturday.
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Andre Masse and Chris Troy each carded a 38 for Brunswick, which outshot St. Luke's 203-211 Thursday at Country Club of New Canaan.
"It was a quality road win for our team," Brunswick coach Anthony Fischetti said.
"This win was an indicator of our depth. Our bottom three guys, as it turned out, decided the match for us."
Masse, playing at No. 4, and Troy, competing at No. 5, each turned in solid rounds for the victors (3-0). Will MacFarlane shot a 41 while Matt Savitt had a 42 in the win.
GREENWICH 153, BASSICK 260, HARDING 263, CENTRAL, 265: Junior Chris Pavelic led the Cardinals with a 1-over-par 36 at Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course. Stephen Pastore and Nick Dorian each carded a 37 for the Cardinals (4-0).
"Chris had another solid round playing beside Stephen and Nick really stepped up for us," GHS coach Jeff Santilli said. "Our guys are looking real strong heading into the break."
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Daniela Screnci and Paige Neary scored four goals apiece to power Greenwich High past host Loomis Chaffee School 14-8.
Neary tallied twice in the first quarter and Screnci added a goal to give the Cardinals a 3-0 lead after the first quarter.
Hollis Jomo, Claire Baxter and Nicole Bellamy scored in the second quarter, as Greenwich went into halftime with a 6-2 lead. Baxter finished with two goals for the Cardinals, who received four saves from Liz Cammaroto. Porter Carlson and Milena Meehan added single goals in the win.
Greenwich (2-0) will host Choate Rosemary Hall Saturday at 1 p.m.
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>as ill-mannered and deluded as to their own
>brilliance as you have displayed yourself to be.
>May I ask other readers of the London list NOT to judge the majority of New
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As the only messages from `Steff' I have recorded were sensible
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abbreviation, it is possible that Alf has access to some frightful
insult the rest of us have not - for surely he could not be getting his
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My interpretation is more along the lines of it being about a man who is struggling with the insecurities that a new relationship can bring and he wants re-assurance from others (he wants the crowd to sing) that his thinking in that she loves and wants you too is right.
There are certain people you just keep coming back to - I think he is referring back to himself and he really wants the crowd to sing - it's her, she loves you too, go for it, don't think about past relationships she's had
He knows his insecurities are there and that's why he accepts that the crowd won't say that hence the hardest things and the right things are the same - he knows that the right thing to do is go for it and get the girl and he probably knows that she is the right one for him but the insecurities make it the hardest thing for him to do.
The inner turmoil goes on with Maybe you want her, maybe you need her
Maybe you started to compare to someone not there - he is having these doubts and trying to convince himself that he does want and need her and the someone not there being an ex husband or boyfriend she has had that he is comparing himself to and wonders how he'll measure up.
Looking for the right one, you line up the world to find
Where no questions cross your mind - he is looking for someone, could be this one, where he doesn't have these insecurities so no questions of being hurt or rejected will come
But she won't keep on waiting for you without a doubt
Much longer for you to sort it out - I think he also wants the crowd to sing these two lines to help him get her, basically if you don't go for her she'll think your not interested and then she'll go and you'll lose her so go on and get her.
And then he is hit with the reality with the brilliant change in lyrics from want and need to had and lost but lost her to another the other being another dose of insecurities not another person.
Maybe you want her, maybe you need her
Maybe you had her, maybe you lost her to another
Brilliant song, brilliant lyrics
Read more at songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858557022/
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Role of Wiltshire area boards comes up for review
12:00pm Saturday 12th October 2013 in Latest News
Wiltshire Council has agreed to carry out a review of its area boards which operate in towns across the region.
Since launching in 2009, the 18 area boards in Wiltshire have met regularly in public to discuss community issues.
The council's overview scrutiny and management committee agreed on Tuesday to review their role.
Wiltshire Cllr Jonathon Seed, cabinet member for area boards, said: "In most cases area boards are working and have made a huge contribution to our communities.
"My opinion is if it is not broke don't fix it, but a review, to entice more involvement, is appropriate at this time."
Area boards are playing an active part in Wiltshire Coun-cil's campus programme which is part of a cost-cutting exercise that will see them reduce their offices from 96 to three with community campuses being built.
The committee will look at the boards' roles, budgets, staffing and partnership agreements. Initial findings will be reported back to the committee when they meet next on November 5.
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April 20, 2009 What Part of 'Democracy' Don't the Democrats Understand?
Barack Obama has nominated Harold Hongju Koh to be the legal advisor to the U.S. State Department. Koh is the dean of Yale Law School, and he is of the opinion that America should be made subject to something called "transnational" jurisprudence. Anyone who studies the writings of Mr. Koh will probably come to the conclusion that the man should be taken to task on a wide variety of issues. But for most Americans the central issue is this: where in Koh's legal philosophy does democracy come in? As noted by John Fonte, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute:
The … assault on the sovereignty of the … democratic nation-state has just kicked into high gear with the nomination … of Yale Law School Dean Harold Koh to be the Legal Advisor to the U.S. State Department. Dean Koh wants to "trigger a transnational legal process" … Put simply, he favors opening a transnational legal space beyond the Constitution and the democratic decision-making process of our liberal democracy. Barack Obama was elected in an anti-Bush protest vote ginned up by the media. Whether that is good or bad is beside the point. It is a fact of life. But does an anti-Bush protest vote mean Obama is authorized by the people of the United States to disarticulate American national sovereignty? If that is what Koh thinks, why not put the matter to a vote? Why not submit to the American people directly the issue of whether the American constitutional system of law should now be made subservient to the will of an international community that is rife with corruption, deeply amoral, and destructive of personal liberty? Of course, Koh's answer will be that the American people already expressed their views when they voted the Democrats into power. But that would be a craven and cowardly answer, devoid of intellectual honesty and bereft of integrity. Not a single Democrat ran for office on a platform of subverting America's constitutional system of laws. The issue was never voted on, and if it ever was voted on the Democrats would lose the vote. It is because the Democrats, and people like Koh, know that they cannot win an honest democratic vote on the issue of "transnationalism" that they slipstream it into America through the backdoor, hoping to make "transnationalization" a fait accompli before anyone can stop them. That kind of behavior is the very antithesis of democracy. So, my question is: what part of "democracy" don't the Democrats understand? |
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UC Irvine's Paolo Sassone-Corsi, one of the world's leading researchers on the genetics of circadian rhythms, led the studies and worked with international groups of scientists. Their results are detailed in two companion pieces appearing this week in the early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
"Circadian rhythms of 24 hours govern fundamental physiological functions in almost all organisms," said Sassone-Corsi, the Donald Bren Professor of Biological Chemistry. "The circadian clocks are intrinsic time-tracking systems in our bodies that anticipate environmental changes and adapt themselves to the appropriate time of day. Disruption of these rhythms can profoundly influence human health."
He added that up to 15 percent of people's genes are regulated by the day-night pattern of circadian rhythms.
In one study, Sassone-Corsi and colleagues found that the biological clock controls enzymes localized in the mitochondrion, a cellular structure devoted to energy metabolism. This government occurs through acetylation of proteins, a process that operates as a switch to turn genes on and off in cells based upon the cells' energy usage.
Some of the most important acetylation events in cells are dictated by an enzyme protein called SIRT1, which senses energy levels in the cell. Its activity is modulated by how many nutrients a cell is consuming. It also helps cells resist oxidative and radiation-induced stress. SIRT1 has been linked to the inflammatory response, diabetes and aging.
Sassone-Corsi first showed the circadian rhythm-metabolism link in 2008 and 2009, and in this study, he and his colleagues reveal the metabolic pathways through which SIRT1 works.
"When the balance between clock proteins is upset, normal cellular function can be disrupted," said Sassone-Corsi, who also directs the Center for Epigenetics & Metabolism at UC Irvine.
In exploring how to regulate SIRT1 activity, Sassone-Corsi teamed with scientists from two research-and-development groups at GlaxoSmithKline — one in the United Kingdom and the other (called Sirtris) in the U.S. — to test proprietary small-molecule compounds that stimulate SIRT1.
In mouse studies, they were able to modulate the scale of circadian-driven gene function with the SIRT1-activating compounds, effectively governing the circadian cycle in a host of genes involved with the metabolic rate in cells. This research proves that small molecules can be used as a pharmacological strategy to control circadian disturbances and is a step toward the development of drugs that could target many conditions, including metabolic disorders, diabetes, cancer and aging.
Postdoctoral researchers Selma Masri and Kristin Eckel-Mahan, graduate student Vishal Patel and Chancellor's Professor Pierre Baldi of UC Irvine, along with Shahaf Peleg, Ignasi Forne, Andreas Ladurner and Axel Imhof of Germany's University of Munich, as well as Sassone-Corsi, contributed to the study titled "The Circadian acetylome reveals regulation of mitochondrial metabolic pathways." The National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, INSERM and Sirtris provided support.
In addition to Sassone-Corsi, postdoctoral researcher Marina Bellet and laboratory assistant Marlene Cervantes of UC Irvine; Mohamed Boudjelal, Emma Watts, Danuta Mossakowska and Kenneth Edwards of GlaxoSmithKline; Giuseppe Astarita of Georgetown University; and Christine Loh, James Ellis and George Vlasuk of Sirtris contributed to the study titled "Pharmacological modulation of circadian rhythms by high-affinity SIRT1 activators." The National Institutes of Health and INSERM provided support.
About the University of California, Irvine: Founded in 1965, UC Irvine is a top-ranked university dedicated to research, scholarship and community service. Led by Chancellor Michael Drake since 2005, UC Irvine is among the most dynamic campuses in the University of California system, with more than 28,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 1,100 faculty and 9,400 staff. Orange County's second-largest employer, UC Irvine contributes an annual economic impact of $4.3 billion. For more UC Irvine news, visit news.uci.edu.


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- 2011 23Another Two Hello Kitty Jets Take to the Air
Joining the Magic Jet, the second and third of EVA Air's latest generation of Hello Kitty Jets debuted on Dec. 7, 2011 and Dec. 23, 2011, respectively, bringing even more fun to the skies.
- 2011 27EVA, Sanrio Unveil Second Generation Hello Kitty Jet Aircraft
EVA Air has teamed up with Sanrio to launch a second generation of Hello Kitty Jets. Company officials and approximately 450 invited guests
- 2011 23EVA Completes Fourth Koala Mission
Loveable marsupial quartet settles in at Taipei Zoo
- 2011 14Via EVA, Red-crowned Cranes Are Safe and Sound in Taipei
Endangered birds take special flight, Japan to Taiwan
- 2011 30FREE EVA Mobile App Ready to Download
New software works on iPhones, iPod touch and Android
- 2011 25EVA to Fly Endangered Red-crowned Cranes to New Home in Taiwan
Big and Kika will travel in protected comfort aboard a Boeing 747-400 combi
- 2011 22Evergreen Group Chairman Dr Y F Chang is honoured in Rotterdam with Commander in the Order of Orange-Nassau
Evergreen Group Chairman Dr. Chang Yung-Fa was presented the honour of Commander in the Order of Orange-Nassau in recognition of his contribution to the port of Rotterdam and the development of Dutch economy
- 2011 10Evergreen Club Adds New Partners - Asiana Airlines and Air China
Evergreen Club adds Asiana Airlines program effective from Jul. 18, 2011(flight date), and add Air China program effective from Aug. 1, 2011(flight date).
- 2011 1EVA to Fly into JFK-Passenger services relocated from Newark, effective 31 Oct., 2011
The airline is relocating passenger services from Newark International Airport to JFK's Terminal One.
- 2011 9EVA Air Holds Party to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Its Maiden Flight
EVA Air held a party at the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation on July 1, 2011 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its maiden flight
- 2011 22EVA President Pilots Romantic First Flight to Guam
Three couples fly to romantic island for tropical weddings, honeymoons
- 2011 1EVA, Asiana Team Up to Add Services on Taipei-to-Seoul Route
Co-share makes travel between the two capitals easier, more convenient
- 2011 11Brussels Airport Honors EVA Air Cargo for 2010 Network Development
Increased capacity and frequency boost freight volume
- 2011 21EVA to Start Passenger Services to Guam This Summer
Travelers can book Taipei-Guam flights now
- 2011 20EVA, All Nippon Work Together to Expand Japan Service
Encouraging renewal, supporting rebuilding, coshare eases access to 20 cities
- 2011 20New Diamond VIP Lounge Opens at Taoyuan International Airport
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If you have enough information to satisfactorily "report your lost Bitcoin", then you have the bitcoin itself.
For a bad analogy, think about a 20 dollar bill. You can't go into a bank and say "I a 20 dollar bill, can I have another 20?" and expect success. If you go into the bank and say "I lost a 20 dollar bill and I remember the serial number, can I have another 20?" you still won't succeed. If you could somehow go into the bank and say "I lost a 20 dollar bill and I remember the serial number, and I can prove that it is mine, and I can prove that I haven't already spent it, and that no-one else can spend it" then maybe you'd have a chance.
Once you can do all of that, you have enough information to "report your bitcoin lost"... but that means that you have enough information to rebuild your bitcoin.
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didn't microsoft learn its lesson yet about ambiguating the desktop and tablet market spaces with its metrosexual user interface?
Was it any more successful for Ubuntu when they went to Unity?
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one of our next app is Bargument which allows you to create a Wikipedia page that is completely fake, to prove arguments at bars, so that you are right and the other person is wrong
making it easier to add crap to Wikipedia is not being a good netizen.
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Once satisfied with the results, a scientist can save her invention to a file, click the order button and ship the virtual creature's specs to a DNA synthesizing lab such as GenScript or GeneArt, which can assemble actual physical DNA based on the specs. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/02/27/programming-life-with-click-mouse/#ixzz2M8XF9cfu
So my question is: are the DNA synthesizing labs regulated? Will they just synthesize anything that is submitted, or is there some scrutiny? And what is the risk if they do synthesize something bad? What is the amount of effort needed to weaponize even dangerous DNA? If it is relatively easy, then regulation of the synthesizing labs is well advised.


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Hedge Considerations You can make a hedge from most any plant, but you also need to consider the location, ultimate size, purpose of the hedge, and your ability to maintain it. Is the location you have selected sunny or shady, sloping or flat, wet or dry? It must be appropriate for the site so that it will grow and thrive. Next consider the sizes of any other features in the area where the hedge will be planted, such as the height of any fences, walls, or other large plants. Make sure it is in proportion with these elements, not competing with them. An important question to answer is what purpose will the hedge serve in the garden? Will it need to screen out the neighbors 12 months of the year or just during pool season? Is it to enclose a space, frame a part of the garden, provide a minor visual buffer, or simply serve as decoration? Perhaps the most important question to address is one that you must answer with brutal honesty: what is your ability to maintain the hedge? Your maintenance ability is measured in several ways: how much time you have or are willing to give, what equipment or tools are required and whether you can operate them comfortably, and what you can physically accomplish. For this reason alone I decided to plant and maintain my decorative hedge at around 7 to 8 feet. I hope that my hedge will last forever, so I am considering that as I get older my ability and stability on a ladder will decline. So I chose a height that I could comfortably maintain by pruning from the ground. As my hedge approaches the ultimate height of 8 feet I will use a small poll pruner to reach the top.
Hedge choices This brings us to the fun part: what plants can we use to make a hedge? For the hedge that changed my thinking at the conference, Columnar English Hornbeam was a good choice for its location because a beautiful garden lay on the outside of the hedge. Its deciduous character and arched windows allowed you to catch glimpses of the garden beyond. This hedge was maintained at about 10 feet, so a dwarf or columnar slower-growing plant selection was ideal to allow for maximum beauty with the least amount of pruning. Imagine trying to keep a tree that wants to be 75 feet tall to a height of 10 feet by pruning. That's a lot of pruning-certainly more than even many experienced and dedicated gardeners would dare. Some plants respond well to the heavy pruning required to form and maintain a hedge while others do not. If you select a plant but are unsure it will tolerate hedging, consult your local horticulturist before making the investment. You can find a list of 10 suggested plants for evergreen and deciduous hedges in a longer version of this column, on the Internet at www.KentuckyLiving.com/hedges.htm. But don't limit yourself to my list. There are many more excellent plants to choose from. In the United States it seems our lack of patience is making an instant landscape as popular as fast food and neither is designed for a long and healthy future. A hedge can't be achieved instantly; it takes time, care, and patience. Start with small manageable nursery stock, plant correctly, train them well, and enjoy them for a lifetime.
Get answers to your spring gardening questions LIVE on the Web with Kentucky Living gardening columnist Shelly Nold To participate, go to www.KentuckyLiving.com between 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. EST, Wednesday, March 20-an instruction screen will tell you how to send in your questions.


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"A farmer displays his potatoes and cabbages at Eastern Market in the early 20th century. By then, Detroit already had a long and colorful history of farmers markets, with the first city-owned market starting in 1803. Eastern Market began in 1891."
From The Detroit News.
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I love how happy the man is in this photo. I hope Detroit is soon once again abundant in potatoes and cabbage, but I won't hold my breath. I miss Detroit, I really do…..


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Cotton Patch Gospel
General Event Information
Event Date:
Thursday, April 25, 2013 - Sunday, April 28, 2013
Cotton Patch Gospel, written by Tom Key and Russel Treys with music and lyrics by the legendary Harry Chapin, is a musical transplanting familiar scenes from the Gospel story to the mid-1900s American South in a down-home, bluegrass style. It is directed by Preston Boyd and features actors playing banjo, bass, fiddle, and guitar. Tickets can be purchased Monday-Thursday from Palma Sola's church office at 941-792-3141. Adult tickets are $8.00 and student/child tickets are $5.00.
There will be 4 performances:
April 25th, 26th, and 27th at 7:30pm
April 28th at 3:00pm
Palma Sola Presbyterian
6510 3rd Avenue W
Bradenton, FL
United States
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It looks like there will never be term limits on those in the U.S. House of Representative. Or those at the highest levels of government in the state of Texas for that matter.
But what about an age limit? After all, some of us do get too old to drive.
So how old is too old to be a congressman?
It's a question that comes to mind when the oldest member and very conservative member of the U.S. House of Representatives wanders into a fund-raiser for a lesbian/gay/bisexual/transsexual advocacy group.
But is isn't the first time U.S. Representative Ralph Hall jumped…something. It was only ten years ago that he jumped the aisle from Democrat to Republican. At the tender age of 80.
He was the most conservative Democrat in the House of Representative already. Maybe it wasn't such a surprise.
This would have been.
But is was all a mistake. He thought he was at an event for a fellow congressman that was going on that same day. And he left when the mistake was realized. But like a gentleman, he thanked them before he left.
Without finishing his drink.
Funny the old congressman didn't notice. They must have looked like regular folk.


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Where: Mosaic Templars Cultural Center When: Saturday, September 22 Time: 7:45 pm, doors open at 7:15 Tickets: $100 general admission $50 balcony(limited quantity available)
* A $3.10 convenience fee is applied to the purchase of all online tickets.Al Jarreau's unique vocal style is one of the world's most precious treasures. His innovative musical expressions have made him one of the most exciting and critically-acclaimed performers of our time with seven Grammy® Awards, scores of international music awards and popular accolades worldwide. Experience this phenomenal performance live September 22nd, at Mosaic Templars Cultural Center. Read more...
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You know when MTV throws a party, you're going to want to tune in early to catch some hopelessly fun, sometimes off-the-wall looks on the red carpet. This year's MTV Movie Awards red carpet may have been a little more glamorous than off-the-wall, but the stars definitely didn't disappoint. Let's check out a few of the most talked-about celebrity looks and hear from the stylists who created them.
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Thoughts From Game 2
By Marcus Thompson
Wednesday, May 9th, 2007 at 10:33 pm in Uncategorized.
* Deron Williams is a baller
* Jason Richardson took advantage of Utah's lack of a quality shooting guard. But he needs to be more efficient. He rushed a lot of 3-pointers though he was effective posting up and getting to the basket. He, more than anyone else, needs to slow down and take his time, be precise. When he's moving to fast, it only worsens his dribbling struggles and forces him into bad shots and turnovers.
* The Warriors are going to have to shut down one of three players: Carlos Boozer, Deron Williams, or Mehmet Okur. Those three are averaging 69.5 points in Games 1 & 2. Boozer and Okur have combined 62 rebounds. The Warriors have totaled 68 rebounds in both games. Deron Williams is averaging 11 assists. All three can't be allowed big games if the Warriors have any chance.
*Good to see the Warriors start throwing pumpfakes on Kirilenko. He's got 13 blocks in two games. You know he's coming. Throw him a head fake, draw the contact, and get him out of the game. They aren't calling most fouls, just the hard ones, so get him in the air and let him fall on you.
* Baron Davis is getting butchered. I don't know how he's managing the energy to battle through and carry the team on both ends.
*The Warriors are creating turnovers, but they need to score more off of them. 29 points of 23 turnovers is not that good. Forcing that many turnovers, it would be nice to come away with 35 points, especially considering they are getting pummeled on the boards.
* Monta Ellis has issues. He needs to snap out of it — and fast.
* The Warriors crowd is being hailed as the best in the league. But this Jazz crowd is pretty amazing. You literally can't hear a thing. They turn the simplest plays into momentum with their yelling. Every little misstep by the Warriors, and every positive play by the Jazz, is blown totally out of proportion. And it rattles the Warriors.
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The stifling heat of Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn makes for an unforgiving environment, and it seems to be taking its toll on the grunting heavyweights sparring in the main ring. A muscular black fighter, who has made fifteen professional outings and considerably outweighs his pale amateur opponent, is dominating the affair. With one minute remaining, the pro unleashes a sustained barrage of heavy hooks to his opponent's