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Japan: The MAGIC of Tokyo
The MAGIC of Tokyo
As I walked to work, I couldn’t help but notice that it was raining. It was not the usual rain consisting of cold, wet droplets that would ricochet off my black umbrella. This time, I saw flashes of pink and white, dancing like feathers as they found their way to the pavement. I stood in the middle of this dance of nature and couldn’t help but feel mesmerized. The petals of the infamous sakura were even more beautiful than I had imagined.
As I flip another page on my monthly calendar, I realize that 8 months have passed since I first stepped foot in Japan. I do not recall time passing as swiftly as this before, but then again I do not remember a place as enchanting as Tokyo, Japan. I feel like I am caught in a dream of sorts – a perpetual journey through Disneyland, as one of my Fulbright friends says. I love this country, this culture, and the people. Though I am working hard, I feel like I am working relatively smart (I hope), and that my time and experience here is being completely maximized.
The American Medical Women's Association (www.amwa-doc.org) & Engeye (www.engeye.org). I am in a serious open-relationship with both of these non-profit organizations. They both consume me in the best of ways and I often find myself falling asleep at the computer with either a Skype headset on, or with a cup of coffee nearby. I wouldn't have it any other way. The amazing people I have met through both of these organizations INSPIRE me to push forward, especially when times are tough. These movers and shakers not only talk the talk and walk the walk, but they bring the heat like I have never seen in my life. Through the people I have met in these organizations, I can safely say that the world will be a better place. And that's just friggin' cool.
Work. The life of a basic researcher is not glamorous in any country or culture. Perhaps one of the greatest epiphanies I have had yet is that though the faces change along with the location, the nature of science remains static somehow, almost like some conserved sequence of DNA (ummmm). People work long hours, focus almost too hard on one specific question, and analyze from when the sun comes up to when it goes down. This is the culture of basic science research and a culture I have adapted to both in America and Japan. The main differences I have noticed in Japan are that it is absolutely essential to be present. I do not mean the presence that requires mental astuteness or even the phenotypic presentation of neurons firing, but more of a physical presence. You must show up early to work and leave late. What you do with this span of time is relatively up to you, though you must make yourself seen, though rarely heard. Interesting. Even if you do not have work to do in the laboratory, you are expected to sit in your chair and demonstrate your work ethic.
Needless to say, work has been fast and furious since I have arrived in Japan. I have been working an average of 8-12 hours a day and find that I love this part of the Japanese culture. Perhaps this is a major reason why I am drawn to this culture – for their strong belief in the importance of work. While there are times when people are not productive in the laboratory, the people still feel the need to be present and to eventually have something to show for each and every day that they work. It is an entity that has been sometimes absent in my experiences in American laboratories, and one that I have abided by since I picked up my first pipette. People often describe me as “intense” and a “workaholic” in America, but here they fondly refer to me as “superwoman.” I laugh at this! While I am definitely not superwoman, it demonstrates that the Japanese place extreme value on working hard, producing results (whether good or bad…in my case, more of the latter), and progressing up the long career ladder that every young scientist must do. Alas, I feel at home, even though I am indeed tired.
The research on my stigma study as well as my basic science research is progressing along nicely. We have established a way to distribute our questionnaires to thousands of patients in Japan, even though it is a bit pricey. In the end, we feel our large recruitment numbers will truly heighten the power of our study and ensure a solid finding that can be published in a reputable journal. We will see. We have all of the questionnaires translated into Japanese and back-translated again into English. Furthermore, we have passed all the Internal Review Board requirements established by our hospital. Now that all the potential logistical road blocks have been overcome, we are releasing our questionnaire to thousands of schizophrenic and depressed patients next week, in hopes of receiving at least 30% response (robust estimate in clinical research). With this information, it is our hope to draw significant conclusions about the level of stigma experienced by patients suffering from schizophrenia and depression in Japan. Once we compile and analyze this data, we will aim to perform the same or a similar process in America. The combined results of these studies represent the first cross-cultural study on this subject and between these two nations ever recorded. The results could be valuable in the mental health community, elucidating the effects of stigma on schizophrenia and depression diagnoses and treatment in two of the most developed countries in the world.
Regarding the basic science work – It has been the most labor-intensive aspect of my time in Japan yet. I am working on studying the effects of Olanzapine (an atypical antipsychotic) on the consequent transcription and translation of the Kruppel-like Factor 5 (KLF5) gene in the brain of female rats. The presenting phenotype of chronic treatment with Olanzapine is obesity, as this drug induces metabolic syndrome (manifesting as obesity) in humans. We are curious as to how this drug will affect KLF5, a gene of known importance in neural proliferation and differentiation, and will test this question once the treated rats become sufficiently obese. We hope this drug might increase the overall expression of KLF5, which would putatively stimulate proliferation and differentiation of neurons. Now that you are all asleep, let me turn back on the lights......
When I am not at work on the weekends, I do my best to venture into the heart of Tokyo or experience treasures of the Japanese culture. I try to capitalize on every waking moment, as I realize that my time here is coming to a rapid close. I think I realized this (or felt this way) the moment I stepped off the plane; like each second was precious and I needed to embrace each moment. Over the past two months, I have celebrated many birthdays, which has brought me to night “hot” spots in Roppongi, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ueno. Here, my Japanese friends and I enjoy lounging and talking while enjoying views of the Tokyo skyline. Thus far, I have appreciated the Park Hyatt Hotel the most. Not only is the view absolutely incredible, but the ambience of it all is truly unparalleled. My friends and I sat there for a night, feeling like actors in the movie “Lost in Translation” and enjoying the glamour of it all.
Moreover, I have had a few friends come visit me in Japan from America. It has been lovely seeing them, even though I have little time to spend with them. Nonetheless, we have managed to visit many places, including Hakone (note to self: never bring your digital camera into a hot spring!), climbing Mt. Takao, Asakusa, various parks throughout Japan, and Kichijoji. The natural beauty of Hakone and Mt. Takao is in stark contrast to the bright lights and big city feel of Shinjuku and Shibuya. I found myself getting lost in the quiet of it all; entranced by sounds of running water, birds chirping, and the echoes of the wind whistling around trees that have been standing longer than any skyscraper. Instantly, I felt at ease with life and truly grasped one of the largest dichotomies I have yet to witness – the collision between concrete, bright lights, and crowded streets and mother earth, the elements, and serene silence. Strangely enough, I find that I appreciate both environments and that both bring me incredible joy. Japan is a wonder.
Finally, I have met many incredible artists in Japan. In a strange series of coincidences, all of these artists seem to know each other, demonstrating the close connection between people of the Tokyo art world. The lady that makes my Starbucks coffee every morning is a passionate doll artist. A worker at the Mori Museum just happens to be one of the most phenomenal Chinese chalk artists in all of Tokyo. The “hula hoop girl” performing at a trendy Shibuya lounge just happens to have revolutionized the art of “hooping” in Tokyo and is well-known through the community. Finally, one of my Fulbright friends just happens to be a graphic artist who captures Japanese culture through her art by exploring concepts such as “kawaii (cute)” and the Japanese obsession with attacking everything with jewels and stickers. I was able to see all four of these talented individuals at an art event in Roppongi recently called the “Super Deluxe,” where artists have the opportunity to display and discuss their work. It was a very special time, indeed. Surrounded by good friends, amazing art, and the beauty of Tokyo, I couldn’t help but smile. Tokyo is pure magic.
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Château Cottage is an exquisite stone residence dating from the late 1700's. Formally the owner's private home, this historical 4-bedroom, 2 full-bathroom property has been carefully renovated and lovingly furnished.
Doted with antique furniture, chestnut high-beamed ceilings and meter-thick stone walls, this charming, bright and welcoming retreat is a pure delight. Built after the French Revolution with honey-coloured stones from the adjoing Castle of Carlux, this villa blends the authentic, traditional style of the Perigord region with the full comforts of modern living.
Chateau Cottage is ideally located in the heart of the beautiful and peaceful medieval village of Carlux in the Dordogne Valley near Sarlat with plenty of parking and all amenities within walking distance, yet only a short drive to major historical sites.... Read more
Chateau Cottage is ideally located in the heart of the beautiful and peaceful medieval village of Carlux in the Dordogne Valley near Sarlat with plenty of parking and all amenities within walking distance, yet only a short drive to major historical sites.
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There are 3 comfortable double bedrooms, one especially romantic with private terrace leading to jacuzzi, and 1 joyfully decorated children's room. There are 2 full bathrooms with bathtub and shower. The luxurious bathroom downstairs has been newly fitted with exquisite mosaic stone floor tiles, a black marble sink and an Italian shower. It is equipped with hand rails for reduced mobility guests. The spacious sunken living has a working cast iron wood burning stove and leather furniture. The large bright country kitchen is fully equipped and boasts a traditional 'cantou' fireplace and antique walnut table. This property is fully equipped to welcome the youngest among us. Toddler and baby friendly equipment include: baby/children's bed, baby bath, pushchair, high chair,... more
There are 3 comfortable double bedrooms, one especially romantic with private terrace leading to jacuzzi, and 1 joyfully decorated children's room. There are 2 full bathrooms with bathtub and shower. The luxurious bathroom downstairs has been newly fitted with exquisite mosaic stone floor tiles, a black marble sink and an Italian shower. It is equipped with hand rails for reduced mobility guests. The spacious sunken living has a working cast iron wood burning stove and leather furniture. The large bright country kitchen is fully equipped and boasts a traditional 'cantou' fireplace and antique walnut table. This property is fully equipped to welcome the youngest among us. Toddler and baby friendly equipment include: baby/children's bed, baby bath, pushchair, high chair, baby monitor,child-proof plugs and stairway safety gates. A sandbox is available for the fully enclosed back garden. This property is also pet friendly for responsible pet owners. Perfect for reduced mobility guests.
There is a holiday tax levied by the village of Carlux of 0.44 euros per person over the age of 18 per night. This tax can be paid upon arrival.
To determine the price for parties of 6,7,8 or 9 persons, please add 50 euro; each to the price quoted for a party of 5. A non-refundable 30% deposit is required to secure booking. The balance is payable 8 weeks before arrival. Security deposit of 250euro; is required together with the final balance. This is refunded no later than 1 week after departure.
Chateau Cottage is located in the heights of the picturesque classed village of Carlux in the famous Perigord Noir region of the Dordogne Valley. A two-minute walk downhill brings you into the centre of this beautiful and peaceful village. There you will find a café/restaurant, bakery, corner shop/newsagents, a butcher’s shop, doctor’s office, post office, and permanent farmer’s market selling fresh fruit and vegetables, home-made jams, cheeses, sausages, cakes, traditional local wines and alcohol. Imagine your piping hot morning croissants and morning newspaper just minutes away! As for outdoor activities, visitors are truly spoilt for choice. A 2-minute stroll up into the hills of Carlux brings you to lovely forest walks. A 2-minute drive brings you to the Dordogne River. Across the... more
Chateau Cottage is located in the heights of the picturesque classed village of Carlux in the famous Perigord Noir region of the Dordogne Valley. A two-minute walk downhill brings you into the centre of this beautiful and peaceful village. There you will find a café/restaurant, bakery, corner shop/newsagents, a butcher’s shop, doctor’s office, post office, and permanent farmer’s market selling fresh fruit and vegetables, home-made jams, cheeses, sausages, cakes, traditional local wines and alcohol. Imagine your piping hot morning croissants and morning newspaper just minutes away! As for outdoor activities, visitors are truly spoilt for choice. A 2-minute stroll up into the hills of Carlux brings you to lovely forest walks. A 2-minute drive brings you to the Dordogne River. Across the bridge in neighbouring St Julien de Lampon, you can go canoeing/kayaking, river swimming, fishing, cycling, take riverside walks or attend a colourful farmers market on Thursday mornings. There is a choice of several riding stables and golf courses are nearby. There are also many neighbouring farms to visit which sell home-made duck and goose conserves, as well as several local restaurants with superb menus and beautiful terraces overlooking the river.
Airport: Brive: 28.0 km
Railway: Souillac: 12.0 km
Ferry: La Havre: 700.0 km
Chateau Cottage is centrally located in the Dordogne Valley and eary to access. 15 minutes east of Sarlat (D703) , Carlux is only 10 minutes from Souillac and the A20 Paris-Toulouse motorway. Brive is 35 minutes away (A 20) , Toulouse is a 1.5 hour drive south (A20) and Paris only 5 hours away. Bordeaux is a beautiful 3-hour-drive west.Airports:Toulouse (Blagnac), then by train (SNCF Brive or Souillac stations) or by car Bordeaux (Merignac), also by train (SNCF Brive or Souillac stations) or by car Paris (Charles de Gaulle or Orly), by train (SNCF Brive or Souillac stations) or by car. Nearby low cost flights are available to: Brive on Cityjet, Airlinear and Jet2 Bergerac on Ryanair Rodez on Ryanair Carcassone on Ryanair
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Were staying locally and fancied a bite to eat after the England vs Sweden game. As we aren't from the area we picked this place based on menu and instinct, and we picked right. Lovely restaurant with friendly staff that gave a great service. They...More
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My friends and family always enjoy going here for dinner. The service is good and the food delicious.
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Mouth-watering dishes and superb service
Enjoyed a beautiful array of dishes and fantastic hospitality at the Dehli Spice restaurant with a group of friends. It had been recommended to us and we were not disappointed. Will definitely return to try more dishes on the extensive menu.
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We had a dinner last week in Delhi spice restaurant food was amazing and so tasty. We will definitely come back again.
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Nice decor, clean and tidy. Food lovely, generous portions and good presentation. Staff polite, professional and good humoured. Used a discount card with absolutely no curfuffle and discretion. Will return and would recommend the restaurant.
We have eaten several times in this restaurant and have always found the food to be excellent. Fresh ingredients are used and the taste and presentation are fantastic. The waiters are friendly and polite and pay attention to detail. There is always a handshake from...More
I have eaten here quite a lot over the years and the food is usually very good. However, if there is one aspect they could improve upon it is to ensure that the white or blush wine sold by the glass is adequately chilled, for...More
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Booked a table over three phone. When we turned up they had no record of the booking and said there was an hour wait. Not very accommodating and quite rude. It was a wasted journey for us and had to go elsewhere.
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Please can you send me your Menu if you don't mind??thank you
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Their menu is on their website, Trip Advisor won't allow me to put it on here but if you google delhispicestpeter it will come up. I can highly recommend this restaurant and use it often. My favourite dish is the King Prawn... More
Their menu is on their website, Trip Advisor won't allow me to put it on here but if you google delhispicestpeter it will come up. I can highly recommend this restaurant and use it often. My favourite dish is the King Prawn Naga Jaal Puri was is fairly hot but so tasty as is all of their food. Enjoy your meal. Roy
Address: 3 Market Place, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross SL9 9EH, England
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Patent US6655740 - Motorcycle backrest - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA motorcycle backrest has a back support cushion with a handhold aperture, and a support arm mounting for mounting the back support cushion on the motorcycle saddle or frame. The backrest can simultaneously function as a comfortable back support for the driver and a convenient handhold for the passe...http://www.google.com/patents/US6655740?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6655740 - Motorcycle backrestAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS6655740 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/304,213Publication dateDec 2, 2003Filing dateNov 26, 2002Priority dateNov 26, 2002Fee statusPaidPublication number10304213, 304213, US 6655740 B1, US 6655740B1, US-B1-6655740, US6655740 B1, US6655740B1InventorsMichael W. HanaganOriginal AssigneeCorbin Pacific, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (27), Referenced by (13), Classifications (7), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMotorcycle backrest
US 6655740 B1Abstract
What is claimed is: 1. A motorcycle backrest comprising
(a) a back support cushion having an aperture extending therethrough and providing a peripheral portion extending thereabout; and (b) mounting means for mounting said back support cushion on a motorcycle including a support post having said back support cushion secured to the upper end thereof and having a lower end adapted to be mounted on a motorcycle, said aperture in said back support cushion enabling flow of air therethrough as well as enabling a passenger to manually grip the periphery of said cushion about said aperture. 2. The motorcycle backrest in accordance with claim 1 wherein said aperture is positioned in the center of said back support cushion.
(a) a tandem saddle with a driver seat portion and a passenger seat portion; (b) a back support cushion having an aperture extending therethrough and providing a peripheral portion extending thereabout, said back support cushion including a frame with cushioning material on at least the forward face thereof, and a protective plate on its rear face secured to said frame; and (c) mounting means for mounting said back support cushion on said saddle between said driver and passenger seat portions including a support post having said back support cushion secured to the upper end thereof and having a lower end mounted in the saddle, said mounting means including angle adjustment means providing pivot means between said frame and said post, and said plate having an aperture therein which provides access to said pivot means, said aperture in said back support cushion enabling flow of air therethrough as well as enabling a passenger to manually grip the periphery of said cushion about said aperture. 12. A motorcycle saddle and backrest comprising:
(a) a tandem saddle with a driver seat portion and a passenger seat portion; (b) a back support cushion having an aperture extending therethrough and providing a peripheral portion extending thereabout; and (c) mounting means for mounting said back support cushion on said saddle between said driver and passenger seat portions including a support post having said back support cushion secured to the upper end thereof and having a lower end mounted in the saddle, said aperture in said back support cushion enabling flow of air therethrough as well as enabling a passenger to manually grip the periphery of said cushion about said aperture. 13. The motorcycle saddle and backrest in accordance with claim 12 wherein said aperture is positioned in the center of said,back support cushion.
(a) a back support cushion having an aperture extending therethrough and providing a peripheral portion extending thereabout, said back support cushion includes a frame with cushioning material on at least the front face thereof; and (b) mounting means for mounting said back support cushion on a motorcycle including a support post having said back support cushion secured to the upper end thereof and having a lower end adapted to be mounted on a motorcycle, said aperture in said back support cushion enabling flow of air therethrough as well as manual gripping of the periphery of said cushion about said aperture, said mounting means including angle adjustment means for adjusting the angle of said frame relative to said post, and said angle adjustment means includes pivot means between said frame and said post. 19. The motorcycle backrest in accordance with claim 18 wherein said back support cushion includes a protective plate on its rear face secured to said frame and said plate has a aperture therein which provides access to said pivot means.
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Ceardia (NA), Eragoth Nations
Federal Republic of Ceardia
Motto: "The Republic radiates its Glory"
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Ceardia officially the Federal Republic of Ceardia is a sovereign state that exists on the continent of Eragoth. It shares borders with Tyberia and Hyarroc to the north and the Centralist Yarphese Empire to the east. It is surrounded to the west and south by the Ceardian Sea.
The country is made up of its mainland were 95% of the population live and one large overseas island known as Helmfrith. Helmfrith still contains a large population of 400 million people but shares strong cultural ties with the mainland. It only relies on mainland Ceardia for defence and foreign affairs. The country is a federal republic so each region has certain autonomy. Each region has its own legislature and each county has its own elected council. The country is made up of 78 provinces each having their own legislature. This was originally lined out in the First Ceardian Constitution which was abolished in 2005 by the New Age Reformist Party who introduced the Second Ceardian Constitution also known as the "Reformed Constitution".
The republic also has its own central government. All regional laws must abide by federal law. The prime minister is the leader of the government and the president is the head of state. Each region has a first minister who reports to the cabinet regularly.
The country also has a booming economy. It is currently part of the Eragoth Space Colonisation Program which are currently colonising other planets. The average GDP is $78,000 which makes it the second highest on the continent of Eragoth. Mainland Ceardia is seen as the services hub of the country along with large manufacturing industries. It plays host to tech companies, travel agencies and many more. Helmfrith is seen as the manufacturing and agricultural hub of the country. It produces steel, iron, coal, copper and zinc and this generates huge income for the regional government. It is also the leading manufacturer of cars, transport vehicles and airplanes. Agriculture also makes up 35% of the income for the people in Helmfrith which is significantly higher then other countries.
Main article: Military of Ceardia
The President holds the rank of commander-in-chief of the military but the president cannot declare war on a country at their own discretion. A declaration of war must be passed in parliament and then signed by the president to make it official. The president can veto a declaration of war by sending the declaration to the Supreme Court but other then that the president must sign a declaration of war. The armed forces is split into 4 branches; the Army, Naval Forces, Air Force and Ceardian Ancillary Force. Each operate independently but are all part of the Department of Defence.
Military service is voluntary but during major wars the Armed Service Agency may impose conscription to increase the numbers if needs be. Currently the military is taking no part in any military operations around the globe though some ships are located around the continents carrying large forces to be deployed quickly.
The current size of the army is 25,652,366. This is approximately 0.3% of the entire population. Only about 6.5 million personnel are currently active and the government is considering to decrease the size of the active service branch to about 3,000,000 active personnel.
The current military budget is around $5 trillion and is relatively small for a country of its enormous size. The last major military operation was the Seventh Gaulia War in 2854 to 2860 when 378,950 troops were sent to uphold democracy in the country. 6,000 soldiers died in the world and the government was forced to pull out early after opposition parties proposed to form a coalition and take over government.
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The last refuge : Yemen, al-Qaeda, and America's war in Arabia (หนังสือ, 2013) [WorldCat.org]
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สรุปความของสำนักพิมพ์ Part modern history, part explanatory narrative Johnson moves deftly between decades, continents and languages.... The Last Refuge is a cogent insight into what the U.S. has done in the past twenty-five years a bird s-eye-view on those successes and failures, in all their shades of horrid gray... --Haley Sweetland Edwards"
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This book is intended for architects, scholars, art history students, the travelers in the West who want to know the background of the buildings that they encounter along their way, and the general public who wants to expand its knowledge base.
The intention of the book is to describe the history of architecture and urban planning, while examining the unique characteristics of the various periods and the background on which the various styles have grown.
Studying architecture requires a comprehensive view of the building, which is examining its historical, religious, social, and functional aspects; for beyond useful purposes the construction of buildings reflects the scientific, religious, social and philosophical worldview of each period.
The building is a visual symbol of the idea that it represents. For example, many churches are built in the shape of a cross – the symbol of Christianity. During the early Christian centuries, the Romanesque and Gothic periods, almost every part of the church had a defined meaning, as a visual symbol of abstract values. For example, pillars in the church, often represent the apostles of Christ. Architecture provides a direct means of expressing views of different cultures about the structure of the world.
Discussing architecture is also indirectly discussing the cosmos. A reflection of the approaches to cosmology is already to be found in Mesopotamian and ancient Egyptian architecture. The stairs in the Ziggurat (step-shaped pyramid temple) in Mesopotamia symbolize the gods who represent the planets, and the pyramids in Egypt relate to sun worship and to its "movement" in the sky. During Antiquity and Renaissance the world is perceived as harmonic, and this approach is also reflected in buildings. In ritual buildings the dome symbolizes the sky, while the floor symbolizes the earth. The Baroque period, during which the elliptical path of planets was discovered, a wide oval-shaped architecture was in use. So today, the universe is perceived as a product of Big Bang, and the Deconstructive architecture looks like expressing a bang.
"In fact, since the beginning of things to the Christian architecture of the 15th century, architecture is the great book of mankind, man's primary means to express the various stages of his development, whether by power or spirit. Architecture began like writing. It started as alphabet. A stone was placed and became a letter, and each letter became a hieroglyph. Above every hieroglyph was placed a group of ideas as a capital above a column… Later they created words. They put one stone on another… Eventually, they wrote books… Traditions bore symbols, and disappeared below them, like a tree under its foliage. All these symbols, believed by humanity, grew, multiplied, and became increasingly complex. Monuments had not enough room to contain them… Architecture, indeed, developed with human thought. It became a giant with a thousand heads and a thousand arms, and established eternally predictably and vibrantly all this floating symbolism…The pillar which is the letter, the arch which is the syllable, the pyramid which is the word, were moved simultaneously by the law of geometry and by the law of poetry…
They gathered and intertwined, organized together, rose, fell, clustered on the ground and piled up to the sky, until they dictated the general idea of the time. Wonderful books, which were also wonderful buildings ... Every religious symbol and human thought is a page in this huge book."
Victor Hugo (Translation: Hila Berliner).
Victor Hugo, Notre Dame de Paris, 1891. © Flammarion © Besides dealing with structures, architecture deals with words. Since Vitruvius (1st century BCE) to the present day, architects accompanied their work with writing. By presenting their theories, they glorified their name in an attempt to ensure their place in history. The written word reaches a wider audience, and often survives longer than structures. However, buildings, monuments, cities and roads, are more accessible than the written word. A large crowd sees them, and they leave their mark in the memories of many.
Buildings have significance and they pass messages, just as our clothing or the interior design of our homes pass on messages about our personalities.
During each period, architecture carries different messages. For example, in the 1930s cubic forms of the international style marked functionality and flexibility, while a hundred years earlier, when styles of the past were revived, a simple cubic form was irrelevant. A repeating phenomenon in the history of architecture as well as in the history of art is the oscillation between opposites: between rationalism and emotion, the imitation of nature and its absence, decoration and pure forms. During classical Greek times, the rational approach was dominant, while during the Hellenistic times following it, emotion was dominant. Medieval churches built by the Cistercian order were stern and devoid of decorations in response to the churches built by the order of Cluny, which were rich in sculptural decorations. Rational forms and harmonies that characterized the style of the Renaissance transformed during the Baroque times into dynamic curving shapes. The heavy male Baroque transformed into a light female Rococo, which in turn gave way to a conservative rational Neoclassicism. Neoclassicism was pushed aside by the Romantic style, which is based on a feeling of longing for all distant places and times. Thus, the Romantic style was replaced by universal uniform Modernist style, which strived to break from the past. The uniformity that characterized the universal Modernist style was replaced by a pluralistic approach, expressed in Postmodernism and deconstructivism. The language of architecture includes professional terms and words that one should be familiar with in order to understand architecture, which is why the first chapter of this book is devoted to the language of architecture. The purpose of this chapter is to present a general background to architecture and to clarify architectural concepts.
For the convenience of the readers a glossary is brought at the end of the book. The chapters in the book are laid out in chronological order of architectural periods and styles, in order to help understanding the influence of each period on those following it. It should be noted, however, that classification of historical periods is to some extent arbitrary. There are styles, which are more dominant in some areas, and less dominant in others. There are styles prevailing for a long time in one area and during shorter periods in other areas. For example, in countries to the north of the Alps a dominant Gothic style lasted longer than in Italy. Renaissance style, in contrast, was dominant in Italy, and remained there for a longer period than elsewhere.
The book includes chapters dealing with Mesopotamian and Ancient Egyptian architecture, though its title restricts it to engage in the Western world only. This is because of the major influence of the Mesopotamian and ancient Egyptian architecture on Western architecture.
The chapters dealing with Greek and Roman architecture are particularly important and basic, since ancient elements repeated throughout the history of architecture. Being familiar with these periods is essential to understanding the following periods. Baroque and Rococo architecture appear in separate chapters, although they are frequently viewed together under the title "Baroque." This separation is intended to emphasize the differences between the two styles, although they have many common elements.
To understand Modernist architecture in the larger context of art history, relationship between Modernist painting and Modernist architecture is displayed in a separate chapter. The word "modernist" is used in order to avoid the word "modern" which indicates current period. This distinction is required, since today we live in an age where the style called deconstructivism is dominant, and its concept is contrary to the style which was called at the time "modern". At the beginning of each chapter is presented a historical background, followed by a religious background as far as it is relevant to the style that is discussed in that chapter. This is necessary because architecture is emerging from the circumstances that affect the style. The most significant buildings throughout the history of architecture were edifices for religious worship - temples and churches. These were dominant as long as religious faith was dominant in human life. During periods of increased importance of the rulers, the architecture of royal palaces was prominent.
Today, when economic power takes the place of religion in the life of the individual and society, dominant buildings are skyscrapers reflecting economic power.
The last section of each chapter is devoted to city planning during the period discussed in that chapter, because we should refer to the buildings in the context of which they appear - usually urban landscape.
The final chapter in the book is devoted to the skyscrapers in New York and examines buildings as an inseparable part of an ensemble of a city. Thus, an example of the connection between the two main issues, which the book is about - architecture, and city planning, is displayed. New York - the first city that was perceived as a city of skyscrapers – has served as a source of inspiration for architects when planning buildings in densely populated cities.
At the end of the book are a bibliography and a list of websites used for writing the book. This can help the readers broaden their knowledge.
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Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes — Indiana University School of Medicine
Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes
Ying Jiang, Fumio Sakane, Hideo Kanoh, James P. Walsh
Diacylglycerol kinases (DGKs) attenuate diacylglycerol-induced protein kinase C activation during stimulated phosphatidylinositol turnover. This reaction also initiates phosphatidylinositol resynthesis. Two agents, 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) and 6-{2-{4-[(4-fluorophenyl)phenylmethylene]-1-piperidinyl}ethyl}-7-methyl-5H-thiazolo(3,2-a)pyrimidin-5-one (R59022), inhibit diacylglycerol phosphorylation in several systems. To examine the mechanism of this effect, we developed a mixed micelle method suitable for in vitro study of DGK inhibition. Animal cells express multiple DGK isoforms. In a survey of DGK isotypes, these agents selectively inhibited Ca2+-activated DGKs. R59949 was the more selective of the two. To map the site of interaction with the enzyme, a series of DGKα deletion mutants were prepared and examined. Deletion of the Ca2+-binding EF hand motif, which is shared by Ca2+-activated DGKs, had no effect on inhibition. Consistent with this observation, inhibition kinetics were noncompetitive with Ca2+. A construct expressing only the catalytic domain was also inhibited by R59949. Studies of substrate kinetics demonstrated that MgATP potentiated R59949 inhibition, indicating synergy of inhibitor and MgATP binding. These results indicate that R59949 inhibits DGKα by binding to its catalytic domain. Copyright (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Inc.
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Jiang, Y., Sakane, F., Kanoh, H., & Walsh, J. P. (2000). Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes. Biochemical Pharmacology, 59(7), 763-772. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0006-2952(99)00395-0
Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes. / Jiang, Ying; Sakane, Fumio; Kanoh, Hideo; Walsh, James P.
In: Biochemical Pharmacology, Vol. 59, No. 7, 01.04.2000, p. 763-772.
Jiang, Y, Sakane, F, Kanoh, H & Walsh, JP 2000, 'Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes', Biochemical Pharmacology, vol. 59, no. 7, pp. 763-772. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0006-2952(99)00395-0
Jiang Y, Sakane F, Kanoh H, Walsh JP. Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes. Biochemical Pharmacology. 2000 Apr 1;59(7):763-772. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0006-2952(99)00395-0
Jiang, Ying ; Sakane, Fumio ; Kanoh, Hideo ; Walsh, James P. / Selectivity of the diacylglycerol kinase inhibitor 3-{2-(4-[bis-(4-fluorophenyl)methylene]-1-piperidinyl)ethyl}-2,3-dihydro-2-thioxo-4(1H)quinazolinone (R59949) among diacylglycerol kinase subtypes. In: Biochemical Pharmacology. 2000 ; Vol. 59, No. 7. pp. 763-772.
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SEBRING 07-10 / CHRYSLER 200 11-14 Radiator Support, Sedan/Convertible CH1225210 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Cooling Fan For 01-06 Chrysler Sebring Dodge Stratus Sedan/Convertible (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Cooling Fan & Motor for 96-00 Chrysler Sebring Convertible (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR FOR 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 CHRYSLER SEBRING 2.5 CONVERTIBLE ONLY 1702 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Chrysler Sebring 07-10 New Radiator Support Sedan/Convertible CH1225210 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
SEBRING 07-10 / CHRYSLER 200 11-14 RADIATOR SUPPORT, Convertible/Sedan
2 new & refurbished from $328.64
SEBRING 07-10 / CHRYSLER 200 11-14 RADIATOR SUPPORT, Convertible/Sedan - CAPA (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Was: Previous Price $389.06
01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible 2.7L V6 AT Radiator (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
For 2001-2006 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible 2.7L V6 Auto Trans Radiator (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible Radiator 2.7L V6 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator for 2001 Chrysler Sebring 2.4L-2.7L-CONVERTIBLE-SEDAN
Radiator Cooling Fan For 1996-1998 Chrysler Sebring Convertible, Single Fan (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 73926
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 57511
Complete Aluminum Radiator for 2001 Chrysler Sebring 2.4L-2.7L-CONVERTIBLE-SEDAN
CAPA For SEBRING 07-10 / CHRYSLER 200 11-14 Radiator Support, Sedan/Convertible (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Complete Aluminum Radiator for 2005 Chrysler Sebring 2.4L-2.7L-CONVERTIBLE-SEDAN
Radiator 2.7 V6 04 05 06 Chrysler Sebring LXI & Convertible
Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Fit 01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible Stratus (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Chrysler Sebring 2002 LXi Convertible Expansion Radiator Overflow Tank OEM
96-98 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Radiator & Condenser Cooling Fan Assy (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Fit 01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible Stratus
01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible Radiator 2.7L V6
96-98 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Radiator Cooling Fan Shroud Motor Assembly (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
TYC 620370 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Replacement Radiator/Condenser Cooling F
01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan/Convertible Radiator & Condenser Cooling Fan Assy (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
01-06 Chrysler Sebring Sedan Convertible Radiator Cooling Fan Motor Assembly (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator 96 97 98 99 Sebring Convertible 6-153 2.5L 00 Sebring Convertible (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR 2.5L CONVERTIBLE FITS 96-00 SEBRING 609021 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATORS CONVERTIBLE FROM 7/1/00 AUTOMATIC 2.4L 4 CYL FITS 01-05 ECLIPSE 610339 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Core Support Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 786 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Core Support Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 735 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Core Support Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 47705 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
core support only nothing else attached
RADIATORS CONVERTIBLE FITS 95-00 CIRRUS 80328 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 698 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATORS CONVERTIBLE FITS 95-00 CIRRUS 110185 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 670164
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 688208
RADIATOR CONVERTIBLE FROM 7/1/00 AUTOMATIC 2.4L 4 CYL FITS 01-05 ECLIPSE (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATORS CONVERTIBLE FROM 7/1/00 AUTOMATIC 3.0L 6 CYL FITS 01-05 ECLIPSE 999882 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 96-97 SEBRING 545651 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 57511 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 150593 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR ASSEMBLY FIT CHRYSLER SEBRING 2001-2006 SEDAN/CONVERTIBLE 5017619AA (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 10102283 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 10107489 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 124560 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATORS CONVERTIBLE FROM 7/1/00 AUTOMATIC 2.4L 4 CYL FITS 01-05 ECLIPSE 370891 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 9865040 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
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RADIATOR CORE SUPPORT CONVERTIBLE FITS 01-06 SEBRING 249592 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 618017 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
Radiator Convertible Fits 01-06 SEBRING 622636 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 98-00 SEBRING 10092953 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
RADIATOR CORE SUPP CONVERTIBLE FITS 96-97 SEBRING 509472 (Fits: Chrysler Sebring)
SEBRING 96-98 RADIATOR FAN SHROUD ASSEMBLY, Single, w/ Mud Flap, Convertible
Radiator 96 97 98 99 Sebring Convertible 6-153 2.5L 00 Sebring Convertible
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THE ENGLISH BEER TRADE.; NUMBER OF BARRELS EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM A DECLARED VALUE OF OVER NINE MILLION DOLLARS. VICEROY OF ALSACE-LORRAINE. THE BEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD. OLD MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. SERVICE IN THE FRENCH ARMY. MR. GLADSTONE'S ESTATE. - The New York Times
Archives|THE ENGLISH BEER TRADE.; NUMBER OF BARRELS EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM A DECLARED VALUE OF OVER NINE MILLION DOLLARS. VICEROY OF ALSACE-LORRAINE. THE BEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD. OLD MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. SERVICE IN THE FRENCH ARMY. MR. GLADSTONE'S ESTATE.
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THE ENGLISH BEER TRADE.; NUMBER OF BARRELS EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM A DECLARED VALUE OF OVER NINE MILLION DOLLARS. VICEROY OF ALSACE-LORRAINE. THE BEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD. OLD MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. SERVICE IN THE FRENCH ARMY. MR. GLADSTONE'S ESTATE.
May 14, 1878, Page 7 The New York Times Archives
A paper giving the number of barrels of beer exported from the United Kingdom, the declared value nud the place to which they were exported from Oct. 1, 1876., to Oct. 1, 1877, has been issued by the British Custom-house authorities. It appears from this report, according to a London newspaper, that Russia took 2,475 barrels of beer ...View Full Article in Timesmachine »
A version of this archives appears in print on May 14, 1878, on Page 7 of the New York edition with the headline: THE ENGLISH BEER TRADE.; NUMBER OF BARRELS EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM A DECLARED VALUE OF OVER NINE MILLION DOLLARS. VICEROY OF ALSACE-LORRAINE. THE BEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD. OLD MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. SERVICE IN THE FRENCH ARMY. MR. GLADSTONE'S ESTATE. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe

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Giving Honor, and Praise to GOD: February 2010
I GIVE GOD THE HONOR AND PRAISE, for HE encourages me.
I am ever in awe of the power and the wisdom that GOD has....for it is impossible to measure and know as a human. Looking at all creation and the wonders of it all. For the sky is powerful, and covers the whole earth.
Looking at the stars above as they glissen in the night like diamonds in the sky. Smiles from heaven, on a blanket of black blue velvet. The touch you feel from the FATHER is like a warm blanket removed from the dryer that is wrapped around you.
Comforting, and loving....as only a good FATHER will.
In these times and days we all need to have encouragment, it is always good to to tell them with a Godly heart and intent. As you do so, you will feel it as well. Give GOD the honor always. Love HIM with your whole heart ming and soul. I thank GOD for HIS son Jesus as He came to save me from all of my sins. I thank HIM for that.
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I GIVE GOD THE HONOR AND PRAISE, for HE encourages...