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Rick Kaempfer: Jerry Blavat
From Tom Taylor's column this morning, a story about a Philadelphia rock radio legend...
Philadelphia’s Jerry Blavat was the object of threats by “reputed mob boss Joseph ‘Uncle Joe’ Ligambi," says the Philadelphia Inquirer. That was in 2009, after a Philadelphia Magazine piece about the mob angered Ligambi, and he suspected Philly jock Jerry Blavat of being complicit in the story. This kind of language doesn’t just happen in The Sopranos – the paper says Uncle Joe fumed, “I’m gonna kill this [expletive].” This three-year-old incident was recounted in a current trial involving Ligambi and six others. Blavat’s written about his history with Philadelphia mob figures – just social, he says – in an autobiography that he’s still advertising on local billboards. It’s called “You Only Rock Once.”
Jerry is also mentioned in John Records Landecker's upcoming book "Records Truly is My Middle Name", which comes out in March 2013. John worked in Philadelphia for several years in the late 60s/early 70s and has some great Philadelphia stories too.


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MARY LOU and CHERRIES TOO: Is this cool or what?
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What a cute backpack. I know it will be a special treat.
Cherries are such a beautiful fruit and so delicious! And they are in season now for our friends in Australia.
That cherry fabric looks very much like the Mary Lou flannel I have pulled from my stash to make something warm!
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is the perfect rule of all social obligations. It stands the impartial umpire between high and low, rich and poor. The condition of life cannot exist which it does not arrange. Its deontology is most exactly measured. Were the argument to need it, we might remind any whom the community most slights or aggrieves, that this is their surest staff and broadest buckler. We address another class. Many place all civil virtue in subordination. Let them be assured that the Sacred Volume cannot offend them, save when their own terms are unjust and arbitrary. It teaches youth to rise up in honour before age. It inculcates submission to authority. It urges respect to dignities. It upholds the claim of masters. It inspires contentment under calamity. It awakens gratitude for kindness. Let the children of the poor be trained in its counsels and precepts, and no real interest of society can remain unbenefited: order will find, in the operation of this system, its best security,+property, its safest bulwark,-and law, its truest reverence!
They who think of Revelation as only deserving a superficial perusal, will except to our statements. They can only wonder that we should place it as a theme worthy of continuous interest and research. But we know that it is “exceeding broad.” Its “secrets of wisdom are double to that which is.” We see in it immortal fruit. Here lies, we believe, the corner-stone of all those principles, the rudiment of all those discoveries, which shall beautify our eternal existence. The “sayings of this Book” are not forgotten in heaven. It is there that they are set in their brightest light, and that they are unfolded in their largest development, and that they are transcribed in their purest record. The child who is taught to read, and to understand its simpler portions now, carries in his hand the words of eternal life. He who has entered upon the true examination of it, cannot fail to perceive how its essential truths may enduringly engage the human mind, nor to acquire the taste which rejects any lower theme. It is the “beginning of wisdom;"* but distant worlds shall be its ever-climbing steps, and eternal ages its ever-glorious waymarks. The sarcasm against this great national system,for so it may be regarded,—falls pointless. The bolt is easily shot, but it only rebounds. Our fashionable and political literature has often attempted this opposition, but always without success. “You give monarchs,” says D'Israeli, “Constitutions to teach them sovereignty, and nations Sunday Schools to inspire them with faith.” This style does not deceive us, false as it really is. It is intended to overwhelm our project with derision. We are not made ashamed. Though themes, little allied, are placed together, we ask not their disjunction. We love “Constitutions,” because they “teach monarchs sovereignty,”—its design, its law, its limit. We love “Sunday Schools,” because they “inspire nations with faith,”—not the hereditary and ecclesiastical, but the personal and the voluntary, with its reasons and convictions. Every other species of popular education will fail to promote the great ends of social improvement but that which has its basis in Scripture, and its principle in benevolence. You have to gain the confidence of the poor, as well as to instruct them. The chains of Xerxes might as easily bind the rush of the Hellespont, as you can shackle the popular opinion and feeling. Go and win the nation's heart. Go with the Sacred Volume in your hand, with the tranquil atmosphere of the sacred day around you, your lips breathing prayer and distilling knowledge, leading your young catechumens into the Christian Temple, -and long arrears of vengeance shall be cancelled, and a thousand wrongs shall at once be redressed. Only can you thus mould your people. They are tractable to light and love. Such a people are worthy to be respected, to be venerated: never need they to be feared. This is the palladium of our national existence, the raying out of our national glory, the building up of our national strength. “Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times.” * How little this system was understood, how unduly it was estimated, at first, may be seen in Winter Evenings or Lucubrations, by Wicesimus Knox, vol. i. 48, “On the Beneficial Effects
* Psa. cxi. 10.
of Sunday Schools.” The Article is intended to be laudatory,– but it is “faint praise.”
ON FOREIGN SYSTEMS AND MEANS OF EDUCATION.
IF any thing could bring to light the deep ignorance of France,—the reputed nation of intellectual vivacity and refinement, it was her Revolution. Instead of being the result of the strong expansion of mind, it failed from the want of it. Knowledge would have preserved all its blessings and prevented all its calamities. Never had a people a juster ground of quarrel, even to the last appeal: liberty has not ceased to mourn its bitter discomfiture by the betrayal of their folly. They threw away the noblest chance ever given to a nation of striking down tyranny throughout the world. What must have been the mental debasement of a people where the poissarde and the chiffonnier were often the principal leaders, and the lowest fauxbourg sent forth their daily report of the national destinies! It is in vain to blame the illuminati. Great as was their guilt, this was not their doing, nor any result of their influence.* There were, however, statesmen and publicists who saw the cause of failure, -men of benevolence and virtue, who abhorred the hideous crimes which stained that great event, crimes that have for ever robbed it of all authority as an example, and that for half a century have served for a plea to strengthen the most iron despotisms. These patriots saw that education had alone been wanting to have given freedom,-rational, constitutional, legalised,—to mankind. Early as 1794, the Convention passed a decree for the establishment of normal schools, the first use, we believe, of the word in this connection.* The schoolmaster was therefore to be created. Napoleon in 1802 established the EcoLEs PRIMAIREs. Education could not prosper where the conscription counted out the rising race: the youth of that empire was drafted for the carnage of far distant battle fields. The reinstatement of the ancient dynasty was unfavourable to schools which were strictly secular; and more religious seminaries well nigh absorbed them. Notwithstanding, the Minister of Public Instruction took them under his care and direction: and they still received a support from the national revenue. But superstition was in this
* See Mounier, with the remarks of Lord Jeffrey on it in the first Number of the Edinburgh Review; as also those of Lord Brougham in the 3rd vol. of his Political Sketches.
* “La Convention s etait imposée la mission de regénérér la France; elle procéda par la destruction de ce qui existait, avec l’ intention de tout reconstruire sur des bases plus solides et plus larges. . . . Mais sigrande que fut sa puissance, elle s en exagéra quelquefois 1 entendue, et l'expérience nous a appris (legon retentissante et profonde) ques il suffit d'un décret ou d'une loi pour
abattre et desorganizer, il faut d'autres moyens pour reedifier.”Ecoles Royales de France. Par Alexandre de Saillet, p. 316.

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Researchers Discover The One Trick To Make People Eat More Vegetables | Tales from the Conspiratum
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Source: Researchers Discover The One Trick To Make People Eat More Vegetables – True Activist
Hint: It’s not putting cheese on top.
Psychologists at Stanford University significantly improved reception of vegetables simply by jazzing up the name. According to the study of 28,000 diners, “labeling vegetables indulgently resulted in 25% more people selecting the vegetable than in the basic condition”.
The study was published this month in JAMA Internal Medicine journal, with the title Association Between Indulgent Descriptions and Vegetable Consumption: Twisted Carrots and Dynamite Beets (open access).
The work explores how food choices changed according to how the food was described. Results show people will eat more vegetables if they are given a gourmet or decadent description, such as crispy, buttery, rich, sizzlin’, tangy or zesty.
According to the authors, the results “represent a robust, applicable strategy for increasing vegetable consumption in adults: using the same indulgent, exciting, and delicious descriptors as more popular, albeit less healthy, foods”
“The majority of people prioritize taste over health when deciding what to eat,” explains Brad Turnwald, lead author of the study, “We suspect that the effects were not just because the words were fancier, but that they evoked specific themes of taste and indulgence that motivated diners to choose them more than the health-labeled vegetables,”
Vegetables with indulgent names like “Zesty ginger-turmeric sweet potatoes” were tested against a basic description (i.e. sweet potatoes), a healthy restrictive name (i.e. “cholesterol-free sweet potatoes”) and a healthy positive name (i.e. “wholesome sweet potato superfood”).
Not only did more diners help themselves to indulgent vegetables, but they also chose bigger portions. The study says “People served themselves indulgently labeled foods 25% more often than they did foods with a basic description, 31% more often than foods with a healthy, but a positive description, and 41% more often than foods with a healthy, yet restrictive spin.”
The strategy is low-cost and challenges the perception that people are choosing these foods strictly based on nutrition. But really, it’s not surprising that better marketing can win over even those who opt for the salad bar.
“We would encourage restaurants and food service establishments to advertise their healthiest products with more of a focus on the inherent tasty and indulgent properties of the food, rather than focusing on the health properties,” says Turnwald.
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As States Legalize Marijuana, Investors See an Opportunity - The New York Times
Your Money|As States Legalize Marijuana, Investors See an Opportunity
Workers at Canopy Growth, a medical marijuana producer in Canada that went public in May 2016.CreditCreditChris Roussakis/Bloomberg
New Jersey’s new governor, Phil Murphy, made access to medical marijuana easier in the Garden State this week. A few weeks earlier, California, with its nearly 40 million people, legalized recreational marijuana use, having cleared the way for medical marijuana in 1996.
Twenty-nine states now allow marijuana for medical purposes, while eight have legalized its recreational use. As the acceptance of marijuana is growing, so are the opportunities to invest in it.
High-net-worth individuals have become a go-to source of investment dollars. This is partly because of the size of many of the companies, which are generally too small for institutional investors. But it’s also because many of the companies require affluent investors who are willing to operate in a moral and legal gray area.
Marijuana remains illegal at the federal level. This month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded an Obama-era policy that discouraged federal prosecutors from pursuing cases involving marijuana.
Because of questions about the legality of marijuana, many banks will not accept deposits or conduct business relationships with cannabis companies. And for some wealthy individuals, like those with connections to prominent businesses, the double-digit returns may not be worth the potential taint to their reputation.
Yet the returns are alluring. Shares are rising for companies in Canada, where marijuana is legal for medicinal purposes and the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is pushing for it to be legalized recreationally. Canopy Growth, a medical marijuana producer, went public in May 2016 at 1.76 Canadian dollars a share and is now trading at 23.60 Canadian dollars. Shares of MedReleaf, another producer, have surged 153 percent since the company’s stock debut in June.
What is challenging for one person, of course, can be an investment opportunity for another. The legal cannabis market in the United States was estimated to have grown by a third in 2017, to $9.7 billion, according to the Arcview Group, which follows the industry. Arcview said 2.3 million people in the United States used marijuana for medical purposes last year and that an additional 1.8 million did so recreationally in states where it was legal.
But that’s a small fraction of the potential market. Arcview said some 44 million people in the United States consume cannabis products in a given year.
Investors put $500 million into private cannabis companies last year, said Troy Dayton, the chief executive and a co-founder of Arcview, which also has an investment arm. Since 2011, his group, which consists of 600 investors, has made $155 million worth of investments in the cannabis industry, from growers and dispensaries to companies that make ancillary products, like vaping devices. Some $50 million of that investment capital, however, was invested just last year.
“It’s moving very fast,” Mr. Dayton said. “It’s also unlike other markets because there is this federal-state conflict. Every state has different rules. There are so many layers of complexity.”
His group offers tips for new investors. Some apply to any private investment — like looking at enough deals and properly vetting a promising deal. But others are specific to the industry, like navigating the different state laws, understanding the robust competition from illegal producers and mitigating the risk of federal prosecution.
Putting money into growers or dispensaries requires investors to sign documents that are going to be filed with state regulators, putting investors at odds with federal law, Mr. Dayton said. “With the exception of things that are going through the F.D.A. approval process,” he said, referring to the Food and Drug Administration, “any business that touches cannabis in the United States violates federal law.”
But warnings aside, there are opportunities for investors. The safest investment is in legal businesses like pharmaceutical companies using cannabis in their treatments as well as companies that make devices to consume cannabis, create sales and tracking software, develop or manage the real estate related to cannabis, or even provide human resources to the industry. Companies that grow or distribute marijuana are considered riskier.
One of the best known in the medical marijuana field is GW Pharmaceuticals, a multibillion-dollar company developing a cannabis-based drug, known as a cannabinoid, for multiple sclerosis. Others include Zynerba Pharmaceuticals, which makes cannabinoids for neuropsychiatric conditions; Insys Therapeutics, for pain-management in cancer patients; and Therapix Biosciences, for central nervous system disorders.
These drugs were created to harness certain components of cannabis that react with receptors in the body. “What’s unique about cannabinoids is they’re very safe,” said Dr. Ascher Shmulewitz, the interim chief executive of Therapix. “With most drugs, the question is safety, and the issue is causing harm. With cannabinoids, the issue we have to show is efficacy.”
Therapix took an approved drug called Marinol, which is used to treat nausea in cancer and H.I.V. patients, and improved how it is delivered to the body. It is in F.D.A. trials now.
“Instead of telling a patient to smoke a joint, we’re telling them to take a pill,” Dr. Shmulewitz said. “Medical marijuana isn’t a drug, so it’s not reimbursed by insurance. We’re trying to create a path that allows the doctors and hospitals to use this as another way of treating a patient.”
Steven W. Wasserman, a lawyer and investment adviser at Seaport Investment Management in New York, said he had invested 5 percent of his own money into six cannabinoid-based pharmaceutical companies. What he has not done, he said, is advise clients to do the same.
The overall investment market has done so well in the last year that recommending cannabis stocks is not worth the risk, he said. And he shies away from the growers and distributors of cannabis because of the gray area in which they operate.
“If you’re a grower, you can’t go to the big insurance companies and get a policy,” leading to liability issues, he said.
But that does not deter some investors. Michael J. Willner, chief executive of Willner Properties, a real estate development and management company outside Philadelphia, said any short-term problems outweighed the long-term potential of cannabis-based treatments. He said he had allocated more than 20 percent of his investable assets to publicly traded companies in cannabinoid pharmaceuticals.
Mr. Willner said he was attracted to the medical benefits, which he had heard of firsthand. “It’s not a cure-all, and it’s no layup, for sure,” he said. “But it could benefit society, and it could open up other avenues.”
For those looking for less risk, investing in real estate built specifically for cannabis companies offers high returns but at an arm’s length from the businesses housed within.
Tim McGraw, chief executive of Canna-Hub, is developing two cannabis-related properties in California, including one near Sacramento that will have an estimated 1.22 million square feet. He said that the special requirements to be compliant with California law — like security and ventilation — increased the cost of development, but that cost was made up in higher rents. He said he expected returns in the high 30 percent to low 40 percent range.
“You have the protection and security of real estate, not the risk of a single operator,” said Mr. McGraw, who has been in real estate development for 20 years. “It’s across the cannabis industry. In the two office parks, we’ll have 125 operators.”
The marijuana market is moving away from the stoner image of the hippie culture, said Tom Adams, the editor in chief of Arcview’s research arm. Smoking is now 50 percent of the legal market in Colorado, down from 70 percent just last year, he said. And vaping makes up nearly a quarter of the market, followed by tinctures, pills and creams.
“The two fastest-growing categories were tinctures and pills, showing how far away that market is getting from the party-oriented Cheech and Chong movies,” Mr. Adams said. “Tinctures and pills are about an older demographic easing the aches and pains of age. It’s more part of their wellness regimen than their party regimen.”
It’s certainly a different image, but it may be a more stable one for investors.
An earlier version of this article misstated the size of a cannabis-related property being developed near Sacramento by Canna-Hub. It will be 1.22 million square feet, not 122 million square feet.
A version of this article appears in print on , Section B, Page 3 of the New York edition with the headline: Investors Discovering Big Returns In Cannabis. Order Reprints | Today’s Paper | Subscribe

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johnavfc2015Dorchester, United Kingdom5022Reviewed 1 week ago Great breakfastWe visited this quaint harbour whilst visiting our family. As I had no breakfast we decided to stop here for some. The breakfast was really enjoyable and good value for moneyThank johnavfc2015 rhowe164Staffordshire, United Kingdom71Reviewed 2 weeks ago Great little cafeGreat little cafe offering really good lunch options. The staff are friendly and really knowledgable about the town.Thank rhowe164 TheMerrys2017Plymouth, United Kingdom262Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile Decent lunchPopped in here to grab a bite for lunch, plenty of choice in the menu and licensed for alcohol. The fish was moist and delicious and the Cornish pasty was made with quality meat. Portion size could have been a bit better in reflection to...MoreThank TheMerrys2017 A TripAdvisor Member8Reviewed 14 June 2017 via mobile DaveBig sign says one of the TIMES best fish and chips shops in Britain and they are right . have been for take aways over the last few years. always goodThank A TripAdvisor Member alternomenManchester5423Reviewed 18 May 2017 Clean place with good menuGood fish and chip shop style food. Plenty of tables and helpful staff. The food was hot and the service promptThank alternomen Kelli PWollongong, New South Wales, Australia151Reviewed 17 May 2017 via mobile Fantastic seafood, friendly staff We had delicious fresh seafood here. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend a visit for a great, value for money meal.Thank Kelli P jane bWhitby, United Kingdom1712Reviewed 10 May 2017 Back in CornwallPopped in the café for a cuppa, the staff were very helpful and attentive including the chef! Unlike other establishments in Mevagissey, will definitely be back on my next business trip next month.Thank jane b Penelope KNorthampton8434Reviewed 1 May 2017 via mobile Proper old fashioned cafeA proper old fashioned fish and chip shop with great staff serving freshly cooked fish and chips. We have been here several times and have always had good food.Thank Penelope K Sue DLancing, United Kingdom2313Reviewed 15 April 2017 via mobile Fish and chip dinnerVery friendly staff and very good service. Fish and chips were very tasty although the mushy peas were not my favourite. We then ordered tea for 3 , which was served in 3 tea pots, ample for 2 cups from each pot and just enough...MoreThank Sue D Scott Y53Reviewed 14 April 2017 via mobile Forget the negative trip advisors.After coming to Cornwall for many years we have finally found the ultimate fish and chip shop.
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Cancer cure company wins business plan challenge - CNET
Cancer cure company wins business plan challenge
Bioscience business plans dominate a competition meant to woo venture investments.
28 March 2006 10:40 pm BST
SAN FRANCISCO--Saying you've found the cure for cancer might sound unbelievable. But to a venture capitalist, such lofty claims from would-be entrepreneurs can be the foundation of a great business plan.
On Saturday, graduate students from the University of Illinois at Chicago convinced a panel of prominent Silicon Valley financiers that their experimental cure for brain cancer was deserving of millions in venture funding. In doing so, the aspiring entrepreneurs won the $10,000 first prize in the 2006 International Business Plan Competition here at the University of San Francisco, the contest's organizer.
The $10,000 prize is a token compared with the millions the winning company, SanoGene Therapeutics, will need to launch human drug trials before releasing a cure commercially in the next 10 to 15 years. But the graduate student founders see its value differently.
"The exposure to the VCs here is the biggest benefit," Chirag Patel, the 25-year-old director of business management for SanoGene, said Saturday while attending a luncheon at the Lone Mountain campus of USF, just before the winners were announced.
The three-day competition, sponsored by Pacific Specialty Insurance, Microsoft and others, brought together 20 different graduate business school teams from all over the world, with ideas ranging from tropical fruit smoothie stands in Switzerland to carbon-nanotube-powered batteries for laptops and personal digital assistants.
Over the three days, teams pitched their ideas to roughly 60 judges and venture capitalists from the San Francisco Bay Area. Judges included Intuit Chairman Bill Campbell, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner John Denniston, and Joshua Raffaelli, an analyst at Draper Fisher Jurvetson.
In its fifth year, the contest can either deliver new companies into the market or--at the very least--give an M.B.A. graduate a handful of business cards and a line item on his or her resume. Last year's winner, an upstart out of the Radio Frequency lab at the University of California at Berkeley with a solution for consolidating cell phone components, never panned out. Spark Parking, the second-place team, is now operating in San Francisco.
Five finalists--out of 20 teams selected to participate in the weekend competition--convened Saturday morning for a last round of pitching their businesses in front of 12 final-round judges, who were seeing the pitches for the first time. The teams were given 15 minutes to deliver a business plan, with financial projections and monetary needs. Judges had another 15 minutes to grill teams about specifics.
SanoGene received almost unanimous praise among the judges, who were expected to vote for the team most likely to receive venture funding, while also considering the company's social impact.
SanoGene draws on a discovery by University of Illinois researcher Jasti Rao regarding a new technology called ribonucleic acid interference (RNAi), which blocks gene expression (the process by which a gene's DNA sequence is converted into the structures of a cell) by preventing the formation of proteins. RNAi is so new only three companies are experimenting with drugs based on it, but none are targeting cancer. Unlike other drugs on the market, SanoGene's experimental drug targets multiple cell origins of brain tumors, blocking the invasion of cells into other tissue. So far, it has shown extremely positive results for the drug in animal models, according to its founders.
In its pitch, the company said it was looking for $7 million to get to human trials within two years. Once its drug is validated, SanoGene plans to get acquired by a large biotech company for commercial release.
"This is about something the world hasn't solved," one venture capitalist said about the company.
The second-place winner was Cytex Therapeutics, a team out of Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, which took home a $3,000 prize. Cytex came in close behind SanoGene with a process for creating bio-artificial cartilage for hip replacements.
Cytex may be in a risky realm, however. The company's specialty is tissue engineering, which drew some considerable investments from venture capitalists in the late 1990s. But many investors eventually got burned when business plans didn't pan out.
"We know this company is going to happen, it's just a matter of when," said Curtis Mina, a 26-year-old doctor who's getting his M.B.A. at Duke. "If Ani (Worlikar, his partner) has to go to the corporate world and I have to go be a doctor for a while, that's what we'll do."
The third-place finisher was Remedy Diagnostics, founded by graduates of the University of Texas at Austin. Remedy has a novel approach to detecting breast cancer in its early stages which they say is less expensive, more effective and more comfortable to women. The protype system can take a 3D image of a woman's breast, as opposed to a typical two-dimensional picture obtained from mammograms, and detect tumors before they mineralize, as mammograms do. The company has already talked to General Electric about a potential acquisition, according to its CEO, Jody Williamson.
But the judges were wary of Remedy, as well as some of the other life-sciences businesses, because it can be difficult to convince doctors to use new technology. They also worried that it can be difficult to get insurance companies to pay for new procedures.
Price Finder, a company started by two graduate students from the University of Michigan, plans to deliver real-time gas prices via a GPS (Global Positioning System) device in cars. To do that, it will buy data on gas transactions from credit card companies like Fleet. The company plans to sell a subscription service to truckers, beginning in the Houston area, and eventually offer a consumer service paid for by advertisements from gas stations.
One of the venture capitalists doubted the viability of the service, on the grounds that it could more readily be a feature to a cell phone or GPS device, via a company like Google or Yahoo, rather than a standalone application. Another was more antagonistic.
"If your biggest market is truckers, why don't you have prices on diesel gas?" Claudio Chiuchiarelli, an investor with Banyan Securities, said during the Q&A period after the company's pitch.
Another finalist, named Enprea, is an upstart from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Its plan, which called for an initial $1.8 million from venture capitalists, was to commercialize a carbon nanotube material that it claimed boosts the capacity of lithium batteries by 200 percent. The company's "zeolite templating" technique, for which it has patents, would be a low-cost add-on for batteries to improve their lifetime, according to Enprea.
Yet the Enprea entrepreneurs were met with skepticism, given that many of the VCs had reviewed similar business plans and had knowledge of projects promising greater results. For example, Ron Weissman, an executive from Stanford Research Institute International, said his organization has technology in this area.
After the presentations, the judges met in a private conference room to debate about which team should take the prize. David Epstein, a partner at venture company Crosslink Capital, called the lively conversation true to one that might happen at a firm when its partners are considering an investment. "It gets pretty spirited," he said.
"The only difference," he said, "is that in a real meeting when doubts are expressed, we would come up with a list of questions to take back to the company."
Epstein said in his five years of coming to the challenge, his firm has looked at a few companies but never invested. Enprea might be the one team he may invest in this year, he said.
"For me, it's a community thing," Epstein said.

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complex analysis - Poles and Zeros of polynomials/functions. Do polynomials have poles? - Mathematics Stack Exchange
Poles and Zeros of polynomials/functions. Do polynomials have poles?
I have a slight confusion regarding poles/zeros and I'd like to clear things up.
$f$ has a pole is $1/f$ has a zero and vice versa:
Do polynomials have poles?
My answer is no, they can only have zeros.
But what if I take the polynomial $z^n+1=\frac{z^{n+1}+z}{z}$. This looks like it has a pole at $z=0$
$\begingroup$ It doesn't, you can see it in the Laurent series, which is the first form you wrote. $\endgroup$ – HEXQ Mar 27 '16 at 19:38
$\begingroup$ It has really not a pole. If you take the $\lim_{z\to0}$ of your last expression, you will realize that $z=0$ is not really a pole. A polynomial can never has poles $\endgroup$ – seoanes Mar 27 '16 at 19:39
$\begingroup$ @hrt So we always need to reduce the function, cancel everything $\endgroup$ – GRS Mar 27 '16 at 19:39
$\begingroup$ @GRS If you can yes, you won't make a pole disappear by simplifying correctly and you won't create a pole by multiplying the numerator and denominator by $z$. Polynomials are equal to their Laurent series, so you can see immediately that they won't have any pole because the singular part is always zero. $\endgroup$ – HEXQ Mar 27 '16 at 19:45
$\begingroup$ @ GRS : a general fact when we consider (locally) holomorphic functions, is that the behaviour of $f(z)$ at some point $a$ is fully determined by the values of $f$ in the neighborhood of $z=a$. hence, when you consider $z^n+1$ and $\frac{z^{n+1}+z}{z}$ at $z= 0$, you don't care of if they are defined or not at $z=0$ since you only look at their values in the neighborhood of $z=0$ $\endgroup$ – reuns Mar 27 '16 at 19:46
Mapping that preserves the number of poles and zeros
Why are the poles of $\frac{f'}{f}$ corresponding to the zeros and poles of $f$?
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The Weaver of Grass: Survivors.
The snow has almost gone, at least for the time being. There are still stripes of old snow under the stone walls where the sun, still weak and only paying us fleeting visits, has failed to reach. Elsewhere in the fields there are patches where there is a dip in the ground and the snow was deeper; and where the snow in these dips has melted icy pools stand, the ice thick enough for the birds to practise their skating. Old snow is a sorry sight, dirty round the edges and pock-marked on the surface, where it has begun to melt and then changed its mind.
We think of it as bitterly cold, but actually it is quite kind to the plants in our garden because it covers them with a comparatively warm, white blanket which protects them from the hard frost.
And now that that blanket has gone the garden is a sad place. Soggy, slimy dead leaves drape themselves over everything. There is hardly a vestige of green.
But wait! Look closer and you will see that some things are stirring. Tiny sharp green blades with a little bulging white tip are pushing through in familiar places, where they appear every year. Yes the snowdrops - aptly named this year - are there and will soon be out if the sun gives them a bit of a boost. In the manger under the landing window the tete-a-tete daffodils are well up, their leaves standing proud and straight and advertising "we are hardy!" And the helebore are well out and telling us that they don't mind the weather at all. "We are not called the Christmas Rose for nothing," says Niger. And Argutifolius pushes her long blossom out from a circle of dark green, very dead-looking leaves as if to say that she will not be outdone by Niger.
On the trellis the winter jasmine has survived "bloody but unbowed" and is just beginning to pick up her head again.
Yes, Nature has her survivors, and should we get more snow then they will hide under its blanket and wait for the right day to say - Spring is on its way. If the weather improves then they will soon be joined by those other harbingers of Spring - the pulmonarias, the primroses and the Lenten roses. I can hardly wait.
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Weaver, When I go out I must look more carefully. I saw nothing yesterday. But I think you are at least a month in front of us here in Austria, if my mum's daffs are anything go by. Survivors! Yes, we need survivors!
19 January 2010 at 02:47
I always marvel at the hardiness of tender plants. Nature knows a thing or two about survival...
19 January 2010 at 03:10
Spring is already on its way there. I can hardly believe it. We've yet to get through Summer here but I can understand your eagerness to get beyond the cold and snow there. Those little buds bring such cheer.
19 January 2010 at 03:30
I am right with you Weaver! Each year I am amazed at the hardiness of such delicate little plants. You have beaten me to it with your lovely photo of the first of the 'Christmas Roses'. I shall nip outside shortly to see how mine is faring. There is so much to look forward to, isn't there? - even if it does snow again tomorrow!
19 January 2010 at 03:33
Hurrah to you for raising hopes and spirits. As always, thoroughly well written.
..We've got another two dreary months to get through, but already there are things poking through the ground. As always, beautifully written.
19 January 2010 at 05:13
We got another hard frost this morning, so I think Spring may still be a little way off - sorry! But anything that can bring a little cheer is welcome!
19 January 2010 at 05:23
Daffodils are sure to follow!
19 January 2010 at 05:32
There resilience awakens ours. A beautiful piece Pat. Spring does not feel quite so imminent here. Nice to be reminded of it.
19 January 2010 at 06:19
How lovely to see your Hellebores, Weaver. Yesterday, while filling the bird feeders, I noticed some hardy daffs an inch or two above ground, and the Lenten Roses are lovely crimson stubs, pushing towards the sunlight. One can never be sure what February will bring. I must go and look at the buds on the forsythia and see if they are advanced enough to come in and bring us golden cheer.
19 January 2010 at 07:14
Our Hellebores are looking lovely over here, and the Jasmine is blooming for the first time ever. Isn't it a thrill to find those new plants forcing their way up through the cold soil?
19 January 2010 at 07:27
I can't believe you already have little sprouts up over there! Amazing.
19 January 2010 at 07:46
Hi Weaver, like you our snow has all but gone. I agree with you about the snow keeping things warm. We had a few very cold nights but on the whole I don't feel that the cold was very penetrating. Bob.
19 January 2010 at 08:41
Dear Weaver,
here in NY we will have to wait until the beginning of April. Everything comes so much later here.
No signs of anything at all here except dead dead dead.....
As ever your writing brought the whole English spring scene to life.
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19 January 2010 at 10:46
Lovely post Weaver, and quite uplifting. My back garden is still sad, soggy and slimy, however, with ice on the lawn, but I do have some crocus tips showing! (Weirdly, I can only ever grow the mauve/blues - all my yellows disappear. Do the mice prefer them?).
19 January 2010 at 12:34
I am glad your garden is showing signs of life.
19 January 2010 at 13:20
Please do show us some photos of the snowdrops when they bloom. I miss them a lot.
19 January 2010 at 15:43
You are guardian of the seasons!
19 January 2010 at 18:16
This is good news , the snow already gone , only the impact is there,
19 January 2010 at 19:44
The first snowdrops have been seen not far from Edinburgh so the first slow stirrings of spring are definitely starting...
19 January 2010 at 23:54
I now read that another big freeze may well be on the cards for next week - this milder weather may be only a lull. If this is so then all these spring signs will have to go to sleep again.
Bob says the frost was not very penetrating and I would agree with that - otherwise those vole roads would not be possible (see today's blog). As for Titus and her not being able to grow yellow crocus - maybe the corms are more tasty to mice. Does anyone know? I know that the yellow flowers are a magnet for sparrows who quickly peck them to smithereens. Thanks onc e again for the comments.
20 January 2010 at 03:15
How cruel, how cruel! To tempt me to your most recent post and show me photos of flowers! And here, amid the grayest of days, the light flat and dim, woods dull brown, I sit, staring at mud beyond the window and knowing even the harbinger snowdrops won't be up for another 6–8 weeks.
Okay, I forgive you. I do like the vole "lanes" in your grass. Either due to fear of hawks and cats, not to mention foxes, coyotes, and owls, my voles either tread very lightly beneath the snow cover, or else they have ample provisions and comfortable accommodations safely underground. I see nary a track since the snow melted.
Great post. And really, I enjoyed those flower photos.
20 January 2010 at 14:40
Wow, another fantastic post Weaver. I love your photos too. Twisty still has some bulbs to plant!!
The Christmas roses are lovely. I must venture out to the rootery and see whether ours have poked up their heads yet. Oh come on Spring.
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Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 25, 2017 History in the Making – Easement Update
History in the making! After over 100 years, most of Birch Hill has now recognized ‘legal access’ by the county. The photo shows the Lodge area in the upper left. The old Road Survey 453A going out, into Birch Hill, connects with the red markings showing original roads on Birch Hill. We have letters and maps provided by the county, giving our title company the authority they need to plot the roads. Five escrows closed over the past few months with the ‘red road’ taking them right to their doors. Hooray for clear title so most lenders now can provide a loan or re-fi for your properties on that map.
When the easement project had its beginnings in 2005, approximately 80% of the properties on Palomar showed up as ‘landlocked’ on title reports. Now, approximately 80% have plotted access, removing the landlocked wording, showing clear title.
However, we still have a small pocket of properties to resolve in the ‘Heart’ of Birch Hill. Rob Hawk, has volunteered to help head up this last need for clear title for Birch Hill. Rob has served on the PMPO in the past and is a property owner on the mountain. He is retired from the City of San Diego as Senior Geologist and Deputy City Engineer, both in land development and public works. He has a working knowledge of what needs to be done. Rob will be contacting property owners and potentially working with a surveyor. Legal descriptions would be worked out for the existing road. Then, clear access, finally granted to the very last property owners in the heart of Birch Hill.
These properties are all landlocked on title. The properties affected are burdened with easements for the road, and have been for burdened with road easements going back to 1885. The language wasn’t done properly so that is what needs to be resolved. The goal is to continue to travel on the pre-existing roads, as traveled for over 100 years, but with a legal, deeded access for EVERYONE.
We would love to have this completed within a year.
Other areas on Palomar have some access needs that may be addressed at some point to remove the clouds on title. Time will tell. A very sincere thanks to Mike Pique and Rob Hawk and others for their support and work done to come this far in securing this deeded legal assess.
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Posted on October 27, 2012 by theoptimal1	After a few weeks of eating potatoes regularly, I finally bought an electronic food scale and weighed a potato. Wow. They are a lot more dense than I thought they were, and they’re a huge Carb load as well. This is not as I’d like it to be. The amount of potato one should eat is 3-4oz a day. I was eating 7 or more! Double my Carb intake. Damn.
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Cheating death gave Sori the ability to switch off her emotions at will, making her the ultimate killing machine. Recruited into a top secret spy organization, she quickly becomes one of their best agents. An assignment leads her into a world of mayhem as she trails the deadliest criminal she’s ever had to hunt. Forced to unleash her inner-monster, Sori realizes that her emotional switch is minor compared to the beast she keeps hidden within.
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“I understand completely. I’d hoped for a different outcome, but I knew, being who we are in this world, doing the kind of jobs we do, that we can’t be anything but warriors.”
Smoke and Fire by Michele Wesley was an adult paranormal romance story. It was all about Sori, who has a nickname SMOKE because of her ability to move like—SMOKE when she was doing every assignment assigned to her. She was a TOP secret agent hired by a secret agency to know and somehow kill the persons behind some murderous crimes. Grew being aloof and without a family, she made her emotions easily shut off. Not only it was the reason for that, but also when she was younger, she was strike by a bullet straight in her head and fortunately she survived. But, it became one of the reasons that she easily shut her emotions. Until, she met her half-brothers that made her completely live again, and also the arrival of a guy name Mycale; a mysterious guy with a hidden secrets also. Will they be able to hide their secrets for longer? And how those secrets affect their growing relationship?
I just read this book in a day, and I can’t believe I am easily indulged in the idea of this story; with some exciting parts that peeking every turn of the page, and making you swoon in a combination. I just admired how Michele Wesley wrote this book with such easiness. But, there were some parts that I just noticed; first, the character of Sori here—I revered her character; however it felt like she wasn’t real for me. Too much strong personality made her like she wasn’t that person. Yes, I like her built up in this story, but it just seems a little bit off. Somehow, the chemistry between Sori and Mycale was indeed okay for me. Honestly, it really made me swoon at some parts, while there were unnecessary scenes that I hope it wasn’t included in there. And there were still answerable questions that leave me hanging at the end of the story. It’s just like a hole at the centre of the pedestrian lane; asking thy self, why it was there? Why they put this and such? Still, it was great to read this kind of story. All in all, I still liked it; but as I said I hope it made really clear or answered at each parts of the story. Still, it was thumbs up for me. And thank you again Ms. Michele Wesley for this great opportunity! 🙂
She was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and grew up on Elm Hall Sugarcane Plantation just out-side the small Cajun town of Napoleonville. A graduate of Northwestern State University, LA and currently reside in Franklin, VA with her fiance, a Retired Veteran and Author who writes Inspirational books. She was proudly served on active duty in the military with deployments to Iraq and Kuwait. After completing her military service, she worked as a Department of Defense Contractor for two Fortune 500 companies in Baghdad, Iraq, Kuwait, and Bagram, Afghanistan. She have had the opportunity to travel the world, visiting and touring over twenty different countries. When she was not writing, she works a full-time day job and looking for the next best travel destination.
Website: www.michelewesley.com
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