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It was not a great year for the movies. The year's best films absorbed us with their stories and narratives, instead of electrifying us with their stylistic invention as "Being John Malkovich," "Magnolia" and "Three Kings" did last year. The only title in my top ten with that kind of bold invention was "Requiem for a Dream," although "Traffic" did a skillful job of juggling parallel stories and "George Washington" was a triumph of style in a more muted key. And yet, as stories, what pleasure they gave! "I almost hugged myself" during "Almost Famous," I wrote, and a friend told me he was looking forward to seeing it again even before it was over. "Wonder Boys" was the kind of character study that evokes another person's life so observantly we know our way around in it--and so, in a comedy, was "High Fidelity." Two of the year's best films, "You Can Count on Me" and "George Washington," evoked the feelings of the characters instead of just marching them past the stations of the plot; they didn't force closure on stories that by their nature could not be closed. Special effects were central to the power of "The Cell" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"--but how astonishing to learn the treetop and rooftop scenes in "Tiger" were (ital) not (unital) done with computers but with human beings suspended from lifelines! Effects also helped evoke the drug-addicted worlds in "Requiem for a Dream," with its subjective closeups of how it feels when the dose hits. And in "Pollock," Ed Harris learned to paint (or at least look like he could paint) like Jackson Pollack, in a film suggesting it was easier to paint Pollack's paintings than live his life.
1. "Almost Famous"
Huckleberry Finn as 15-year-old rock critic, in one of the best coming-of-age movies ever made. Writer-director Cameron Crowe based the film on his own experiences, when he was 15, convinced a Rolling Stone editor he was an adult, and was assigned to accompany the Allman Brothers on a road trip.
In the film, Patrick Fugit is perfectly cast as the young, bright, earnest kid who talks himself into a magazine assignment and goes on the road with a band named Stillwater. One performance after another is performed with uncanny accuracy: Billy Crudup as the rock-god lead guitarist, not as fearsome as he looks; Kate Hudson as the groupie Penny Lane, who adores the Crudup character but takes sympathy on the kid; Frances McDormand as the hero's mother, trusting him on this first step into adulthood but laying down the law about drugs and lecturing Crudup over the phone in a classic scene; and Jason Lee, as the lead singer, who wants better billing on the T-shirts.
2. "Wonder Boys"
Another film about a writer--this one a 50ish college professor played by Michael Douglas, who wrote one very good novel and has been working on a second for much too long. We follow him through a winter weekend on a chilly campus in Pittsburgh, as his life comes crashing down. He drinks too much, is stoned on pot, wanders forlornly in a shabby bathrobe, is facing the end of his affair with the chancellor (Frances McDormand), is hiding from his editor (Robert Downey Jr) who has been promised the long-delayed manuscript, and deals uncertainly with two of his best students. "Wonder Boys" is the first movie by Curtis Hanson since "L.A. Confidential." It's as sure-footed. but more tender about its characters, more sympathetic to the way their dreams elude them. At its center is Michael Douglas' best performance.
3. "You Can Count on Me"
Laura Linney plays Sammy, a single mom, in a film filled with Oscar-caliber performances. She has an 8-year-old son, is a bank loan officer, is doing okay financially, is dating a guy who doesn't excite her, and hates her new boss. Then her brother Terry (Mark Ruffalo) shows up in town. He's a charmer who drives her nuts because she loves him but can't trust him.
"You Can Count on Me," a film of great tender truth, begins as they meet again after one of Terry's long, unexplained silences. The movie, written and directed by Ken Lonergan, avoid soppy payoffs and looks at these people with an affectionate but level gaze; one of the joys of the film is the way it avoids steering the plot into neat resolutions, but shows its characters dealing with life in all its baffling contradictions.
4. "Traffic"
Steven Soderbergh's film has the courage and ambition to survey the drug problem in America in all of its frustrating facets. Interlocking stories involve the chain of sale and use: Two honest Tijuana cops, a Mexican army general, a middle-man importer, a wealthy and respectable American businessman who is secretly a drug lord, two undercover San Diego drug agents, an Ohio judge who is appointed the nations new drug czar, and his daughter, who becomes addicted to cocaine. Each story stands on its own, and it's surprising, considering how much ground the story covers, how strongly the characters emerge--especially Benicio Del Toro as a Mexican cop and Michael Douglas as a parent faced with drugs in his own family. The movie sees addiction as a public health problem, not a crime, and many audience members may be led to the conclusion that the nation's drug laws function mostly as a price-support system for the drug industry.
5. "George Washington"
The most stylistically entrancing of the year's films drifts through summer days that seem aimless until a terrifying event interrupts the calm. The movie takes place in a rusty industrial cityscape of abandoned factories and railyards, where the heroes, children around the age of 12, play and kill time, and engage in desultory conversations. We meet some of their family members, and when an accident happens we see how it becomes a dread secret. The power of the movie is not in the plot but in the mood, which has an uncanny resonance with "Days of Heaven," even though the two films are otherwise quite different. It allows us to join the rhythm, slowness and heat of summer days, and knows how conversations can hang hauntingly in the air.
6. "The Cell"
A virtuoso thriller that combines psychology with psychic abilities, a serial killer with a police procedural, and stark landscapes and sterile laboratories with an astonishingly imagined mindscape. Jennifer Lopez stars, as a social worker who's involved in a project to share the thoughts of a little boy locked in a coma -- she hopes to coax him out -- when the FBI enlists her in an urgent attempt to enter the mind of a serial killer and discover the location of his latest victim before a fatal deadline. Tarsem, the director, is a visual virtuoso who juggles his storylines effortlessly; it's dazzling, the way he blends so many notes, styles and genres into a film so original.
7. "High Fidelity"
The movies don't often focus on the everyday lives of young working people, but here is a comedy with charm and heart about the owner of a Chicago used vinyl store (John Cusack), his two opinionated employees, and the women in (and mostly out) of his life. Directed by Stephen Frears, the movie is a comedy of attitude: It studies the strategies used by the characters to combine relative poverty with the conviction of being one of the chosen. Cusack, always a fine actor, surpasses himself here as a man who morosely compiles lists of ex-girlfriends and hopefully sallies forth to make the same mistakes again.
8. "Pollock"
A triumph for Ed Harris, who in his directing debut has made one of the best biopics about an artist; this is a film that contains understanding about the art world and how it juggles greed and inspiration while trying to accommodate the impossible personalities of many artists. Harris stars in a powerful, nuanced performance as Jackson Pollock, an important abstract expressionist who found professional success and personal misery. Marcia Gay Hardin co-stars as his painter wife, Lee Krasner, who knows what she's getting into when she courts the alcoholic, depressive painter, and stands beside him as long as she can take it.
9. "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"
Ang Lee grew up on Taiwan reading martial arts novels, and the images in his memory were an influence on this film, he says. Poetic and more thoughtful than most works in the genre, it also contains some of the most exhilarating action sequences ever filmed. Viewing a rooftop chase and a heart-stopping fight by two characters clinging to swinging treetops, I assumed it was computer animation of some sort, and was astonished when Lee told me those were real actors up there, hanging from cranes on invisible wires. For once the action wasn't the point in the martial arts movie: It was the canvas for a story of myth and obsession, beautifully told.
10. "Requiem for a Dream"
Most drug movies focus on the world of addicts rather than the inner space they retreat to when they're using. Darren Aronofsky's movie is intensely subjective, using extreme closeups to show drug reactions, dilating pupils, etc., and then using speed-up and sound to recreate the delusional worlds of his characters. At the heart of the film is a great, brave performance by Ellen Burstyn, as a housewife who gets hooked on diet pills and hallucinates that she is destined to appear on TV. Jared Leto plays her son and Jennifer Connelly his girlfriend; addicted to heroin, they undergo a sickening descent to self-destruction.
Special Jury Prizes
At many film festivals, the Special Jury Prize is awarded to a film that didn't quite win first place. This year I'm choosing ten titles, alphabetically, for such an award. Any of these titles could easily quality for the top ten list.
"Before Night Falls" is painter Julian Schnabel's second film, after "Basquiat" (1996), to show an artist driven to homelessness and despair by the inner demons of his art. It tells the story of the Cuban poet and novelist Reynaldo Arenas, who ran away from home to join Castro's rebels but was later imprisoned and persecuted for his homosexuality and his work. Javier Bardem plays him as whimsical, petulant, big-hearted and brave.
"Best In Show" was the funniest movie of the year, a mockumentary by Christopher Guest about a dog show, its dogs and their owners, the officials, and a hilarious broadcast team. Fred Willard steals scenes as the color commentator, hilariously inappropriate and misinformed, and the movie exploits one of the basic formulas of comedy, the attempt to give form and shape to that which is not formable and shapeable -- a dog, for example.
"Chuck and Buck." Miguel Arteta's film is about childhood friends who meet again after many years. Chuck (Chris Weitz) incautiously invites Buck (Mike White) to visit him sometime in L.A., and Buck turns up with the persistence of a stalker, insinuating himself into Chuck's life while remaining totally oblivious to hints and snubs.
"The Contender." In a year when party politics played a larger role than ever before, this was a political thriller about a Democratic president (Jeff Bridges) who wants to fill a vice-presidential vacancy by appointing a woman senator (Joan Allen). A Republican committee head (Gary Oldman) objects, and William Petersen plays a Democratic governor whose own bid for the post leads into murky waters. Written and directed by Rod Lurie, whose October film served as a curtain-raiser for an autumn of partisan debate.
"Dancer In The Dark." Some reasonable people will admire this film, I wrote, "and others will despise it. An excellent case can be made for both positions." Lars Von Trier, the Danish architect of the Dogma movement, starred the pop singer Bjork as a Washington state punch-press operator going blind. The plot was as deliberately melodramatic and manipulative as an early silent movie, and then von Trier pulled the rug out from under his dark images with unexpected musical numbers. Audiences had to figure out for themselves if they liked it, and why.
"Jesus' Son." Billy Crudup had a good year, with this film and "Almost Famous" demonstrating his ability to disappear into a role. How could the cocky guitar god of the rock movie also be the mournful drifter from Iowa in this one? Samantha Morton co-stars, as his fellow druggie, and the movie follows Crudup through a derailed relationship and into rehab, a job in an emergency room (Jack Black from "High Fidelity" is hilarious as an orderly) and into a strange romance with Holly Hunter and a stint as the editor of a newsletter at an old folks' home. Why is he the son of God? Aren't we all?
"Rosetta." Winner of the Palme d'Or at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival, this is a film centering on a virtuoso performance. Emilie Dequenne (who won as best actress) plays the title character, a poor young woman from the wrong side of the tracks, whose sights are set firmly on finding a better job. Beneath her yawns a chasm of homelessness and poverty, and somehow her desperation seems to create problems, not solutions. The performance is deadpan, inward, containing painful secrets, and impossible to forget.
"Shadow Of The Vampire." Willem Dafoe gives one of the most astonishing performances of 2000, based on one of the most astonishing performances of 1922, Max Schreck's title role in F. W. Murnau's "Nosferatu." E. Elias Merhige's "Shadow" is a movie about the filming of the silent classic, which all but founded the vampire genre. His twist: Schreck really was a vampire. John Malkovich plays Murnau, Catherine McCormack plays Schreck's co-star (guess what happens to her), and Dafoe quite simply embodies Schreck and his performance. Avoiding the pitfall of irony; it plays the material straight, which is truly scary.
"The Terrorist." Santosh Sivan's film from India is simple and deep, the story of a few days in the life of a teenage girl revolutionary (Ayesha Dharkar) who volunteers to become a human bomb in an assassination attempt. What goes through her mind during the few days of training before the crucial moment? She is sent to a farm for a waiting period, and the farmer, who may not know of her mission, introduces her to his wife, who has been immobile in a coma for years. In its direct, subtle way, the film generates enormous power. "Titus" was the Roman gladiator film to see in 2000, not the bloated "Gladiator" with its see-through special effects. Julie Taymor, director of "The Lion King" on Broadway, wrote and directed this version of Shakespeare's tragedy, bridging ancient and modern times and creating a visually brilliant frame for Anthony Hopkins' title performance.
Special Recognition
Every seven years, director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British citizens to ask them how they're getting on. This project, which began as the documentary "7 Up," is now up to "42 Up" and is a stirring use of film as a time machine. We have seen these people as children, teenagers, young students, newlyweds and now into early middle age. We see that for many of them, the child was indeed father to the man, while for others (especially the troubled Neal) life holds great surprises. Seven years ago we feared for his future. Now he has had an amazing turn of fortune. Few films offer such a provoking insight into the nature of time and personality.
Documents from Life
The average moviegoer doesn't often attend a documentary, maybe because it's too much like going back to school. A shame, since a good documentary can generate drama and tension that fiction films can only envy. The year's five best docs were:
"Dark Days," about the people who build their homes in the eternal darkness of the railroad tunnels beneath Manhattan; "The Eyes Of Tammy Faye," about the rise and fall and rise and fall and rise of TV's weep 'n pray queen; "The Filth and the Fury," about the strange birth and chaotic death of the Sex Pistols, pioneers of punk rock; "Paradise Lost 2: Revelations," continuing the story three young men from West Memphis, Ark., who seem to have been framed for a murder while a more likely suspect all but turns himself in on screen; and "South," also known in an expanded version as "Endurance," with its actual footage from Shackleford's doomed 1915 expedition to the South Pole.
Honorable Mention
Billy Bob Thornton's "All The Pretty Horses," with Matt Damon and Henry Thomas as young cowboys seeking their dreams on the Mexican prairie; Frederic Fonteyne's "An Affair Of Love," with its erotic secret behind closed doors; John Swanbeck's "The Big Kahuna," with Spacey and DeVito debating life, death and sales; the high-pressure sales tactics in "Boiler Room;" Peter Lord and Nick Park's "Chicken Run," with birds desperately trying to avoid becoming pot pies; "Chocolat," Lasse Hallstrom's enchanting fable about a woman who trusts generosity and shames the prudes; "The Claim," Michael Winterbottom's sad story of a man who creates his own world but cannot fill it with his own family; Lodge Kerrigan's "Claire Dolan" and its great performance by Katrin Cartlidge as a hooker trapped by her own life;" and Majid Majidi's "The Color of Paradise," from Iran, about a deaf boy who is a hindrance to his father's remarriage plans.
Also Gregory Hoblit's "Frequency," with its touching communication between a father and a son over the decades; Patrice Leconte's "Girl on the Bridge," as a knife-thrower offers a would-be suicide a job; Karyn Kusama's "Girlfight," with Michelle Rodriguez's blazing performance as a young woman who would rather fight than anything; "Joe Gould's Secret," by Stanley Tucci, who starred with Ian Holm in the story of a character who claimed to be writing an oral history of New York, and has an oblique influence on the New Yorker writing telling his story.
Also Bruno Dumont's "L'Humanite," the hypnotic story of a drab policeman and a monstrous crime; Robert Redford's "The Legend Of Bagger Vance," about golf and eternity; "The Legend Of Drunken Master," one of Jackie Chan's most amazing performances; Scott Elliott's "A Map Of The World," with Sigourney Weaver's brilliant work as a stubborn farm woman; Wolfgang Petersen's "The Perfect Storm" and its awesome special effects; Nicole Garcia's "Place Vendome" and Catherine Deneuve as an alcoholic who pulls it together and reenters the diamond trade; Phil Kaufman's "Quills," with Geoffrey Rush as a dying but indomitable Marquis de Sade."
And Scott Hicks' "Snow Falling On Cedars," the softly, beautifully told story of a murder trial that hinges on racism; Sturla Gunnarsson's "Such A Long Journey," based on the Rohinton Mistry novel about everyday life in Bombay; Sam Raimi's "The Gift," with Cate Blanchett's perfectly modulated work as a psychic whose gift mires her in a redneck murder case; "Thirteen," David D. Williams' lovely story of a teenage girl who disappears, reappears, and grows up a little; Roger Donaldson's "Thirteen Days," with Kevin Costner in the riveting story of the Cuban missile crisis; "Time Regained," Raul Ruiz's inventive treatment of Proust; the animated "Titan A.E." by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman, with its spellbinding cat-and-mouse chase through intergalactic ice rings; Raymond De Felitta's "Two Family House," with Michael Rispoli as a man who can't help doing the right thing; Tahmineh Milani's "Two Women," from Iran, about a woman who disgraces her family because a madman attacks her; Sofia Coppola's "The Virgin Suicides," a sad and gentle meditation on doom; and the jolly "What's Cooking?" by Gurinder Chadha, which cuts between African-American, Jewish, Vietnamese and Latino families in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving.
And I also valued "Aimee & Jaguar," "American Psycho," "Cast Away," "Croupier," "Dr. T & The Women," "East Is East," "Ghost Dog: The Way Of The Samurai," "Hamlet," "The House of Mirth," "Human Resources," "Kadosh," "The City (La Ciudad)," "Meet The Parents," "Me Myself I," "Mifune," "My Dog Skip," "Nurse Betty," "Pola X," "Return To Me," "Small Time Crooks," "Space Cowboys," "State And Main," "A Time For Drunken Horses" "Tigerland," "Time Code," "The Tao of Steve," and "Unbreakable."
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All mustard is made in relatively the same way. The seed must be crushed, its hull and bran sifted out or not depending on type of mustard being made. It then may or may not go through further grinding and crushing. A liquid such as water, wine, vinegar, beer, or a combination of several of these liquids is added, along with seasonings and perhaps other flavorings. The mustard is mixed, in some cases simmered, and then cooled. Some mustard is aged in large containers before it is bottled and shipped to stores and customer.
Although similar recipes for mustard paste appear as early as 42 AD, the use of mustard as a condiment was not widely practiced in either Greece or Rome. The Romans took the seed to Gaul, and by the ninth century French monasteries were bringing in considerable income from mustard preparations. By the13th century, mustard was one of the items offered by Parisian sauce-hawkers, who walked the streets at dinner peddling their savory wares.
For centuries, there was an increase in both the regulation of mustard and its number of makers. Adulteration and contamination persisted until the middle of the sixteenth century, when regulations were instituted governing the cleanliness of all utensils used in production. In 1658, additional laws protected mustard producers, making it an offence for any one else to make the sauce.
In spite of the wide acceptance of mustard and the regulations governing its production, mustard's popularity declined by the early eighteenth century. The House of Maille, founded in 1747, was doing well in Paris, but general interest had ebbed, in part because of spices newly available from the Americas and the Far East. The market was revived, and the city of Dijon secured as the capitol of mustard when, in 1856, Burgundian Jean Naigeon substituted verjuice for the vinegar in prepared mustard. The use of verjuice resulted in a mustard that was less acidic than France had tasted before, and the smooth, suave condiment we call Dijon assumed its place in history.
Although several mustard companies flourished in England, most notably Keen & Sons, founded in 1747, the English mustard producer to make an enduring name for himself did not come along until 1804. In that year, Jeremiah Colman, a miller of flour, began the first of several expansions that would make his name a synonym for mustard.
Today, Colman's mustard is prepared by much the same process that Jeremiah Colman developed. Two types of mustard seed-white and brown-are ground separately and sifted through silk cloth to separate the husks and the bran from the mustard flour. Originally, black mustard seed was used, but it was replaced by brown several decades ago. After grinding and sifting, the two mustards are mixed together and packaged in the famous yellow tins. This blend provides of full range of sensation both on the tongue and in the eyes and sinuses.
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THE DETAILS: Researchers recruited 838 patients from hospitals in southern China, 374 of whom had had strokes. Using questionnaires, they collected information on the types and quantity of tea consumed, how long the patients had been drinking tea, and other diet and lifestyle characteristics. The largest reduction in stroke risk was seen in people who'd drunk one to two cups of green or oolong tea every day, but the researchers also noticed a significant decrease in stroke risk among tea drinkers who had as little as one cup per week (black, green, white, or oolong).
WHAT IT MEANS: Start drinking tea now to save yourself from strokes later in life. You'll get the greatest benefits from long-term consumption. Stick with freshly brewed black, green, white, and oolong teas if you want to cut your risk of stroke, however. Powdered and bottled teas are more processed and may lose antioxidants. But if you like your tea iced, good news: A test by Prevention magazine found that homemade iced tea contained as many stroke-fighting antioxidants as hot tea. Also, buy tea that's organic—better for the environment—and Fair Trade Certified, meaning that the workers who grew it were guaranteed fair wages and that no child labor was involved.
Here's a rundown of the major tea types and how to make them:
• Black tea. Black tea has antioxidant levels equal to those of green tea, and it's been found helpful in preventing heart disease. To brew it, let the water come to a full boil; that not only improves the flavor, but the heat from boiling water unleashes higher levels of antioxidants. Steep the leaves for three to five minutes; if you leave them in longer than that, the tea will taste bitter.
• Green tea. Green tea not only keeps strokes at bay, but a study from Italy found that drinking three cups of green tea daily prevented prostate cancer in men who had precancerous cells indicating the presence of the disease. Unlike black tea, green tea turns bitter if you steep it in boiling water. Bring the water to a boil and wait 60 seconds for it to cool down to 160 degrees F, and steep the leaves for only one to two minutes.
• White tea. White tea is made from young tea leaves that are harvested just before the buds open, and as a result, it has lower levels of caffeine and a slightly sweeter taste than black, oolong, or green tea. White tea has also been found to be effective at fighting infections caused by staph and streptococcus bacteria, pneumonia, and tooth decay. It tastes best brewed in water that's 185 degrees F, so wait 30 seconds after boiling the water for it to cool down. White tea also needs to steep longer than black or green tea, anywhere from four to 15 minutes.
• Oolong tea. Oolong teas fall somewhere between green and black, in terms of taste, and they have high levels of polyphenols, which protect against heart disease and strokes. It has a little more caffeine than green tea. Use water just below boiling, between 185 degrees and 190 degrees, and steep the leaves for three to four minutes.


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Alberto Gilardino is confident that Bologna can get their season back on track – despite games against Inter and Juventus on the horizon.
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
- Beginner Planted Aquarium (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-planted-aquarium/)
- - Can roots dig into silicone seals? (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-planted-aquarium/can-roots-dig-into-silicone-seals-89173/)
Can roots dig into silicone seals?
Has anyone ever had their plant roots dig deep enough into the silicone seals to cause a leak? I'm really happy with the way my aquarium has turned out and the plants are really flourishing. But I noticed that some of my corkscrew vals have planted in the corner and the roots appear to be really digging into the silicone.
Here is a photo of what I'm talking about...
Any chance this could cause a leak over time? Or is this just a stupid question and I'm just being paranoid?
ive never had it happen to me but i have heard of them actually causing leaks in tanks, so you might want to uproot that one
no its not gonna cause a leak. Never even heard of that happening before and I doubt it is possible with the types of aquatic plants we keep.
it happened to someone on another forum with an amazon sword
kept tons of swords in pretty high light and they never bothered the seams. I would bet something was wrong with the seals first. Most of the silicon you see is just for filling the corners. Its the silicone between the panes that really holds the tank together. You can strip off all the other stuff and a tank will still be water tight =/
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Only time I've heard of a plant hurting a seal, was someone trying to keep a mangrove tree in their aquarium.
redchigh I keep seeing the signature quote with your posts and some of them sarcastically match that quote lol
I guess they do sometimes lol...
yeah a hardwood like that can cause problems. Aquatic plants don't really have the roots able to dig in to a solid dense object. Their roots are soft were as non-aquatics have much tougher and stronger roots. They also rely on them a lot more for nutrient, water absorption and in the case of tree for stabilizing and supporting the plant upright. Aquatics need roots for some nutrient absorption, but the main function is just to hold the plant in place. The vals in the pic have pretty small root systems compared to most plants.
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The Knowledge Bases of the World's Largest Pharmaceuticals Groups: what do Patent Citations to Non-Patent Literature Reveal?
This paper examines the knowledge bases of the world's largest pharmaceuticals groups by sales. It puts forward the concepts of knowledge breadth and depth as the relevant dimensions along which knowledge bases can be mapped. Breadth is studied by analysing the evolution of specialisation by scientific field over time. It hints at the widening range of bodies of scientific and technological knowledge relevant to firms' innovative activities. Depth (or integration) is studied by analysing the evolution of specialisation across different typologies of research. It hints at the complex, non-linear interdependencies that link the scientific and technological domains. We develop the analyses on the strength of an original database of 33,127 EPO patents, and of 41,931 'non patent document' citations (of which 19,494 were identified as scientific articles included in the ISI databases). The groups studied seem to have incrementally increased the breadth of their knowledge bases, moving toward the fields proper of the new bio-pharmaceutical research trajectory. At the same time, some of the groups studied exhibit remarkable depth in knowledge specialisation in particular fields such as biotechnology, biochemical research and neurosciences. Finally, this paper also provides a first methodological test of possible problems deriving from the use of 'unidentified' patent citations (i.e. added by the examiners together with those proposed by the inventor). We compare a random sample of these citations with a sample of citations explicitly added by the original inventor, and compare the results in terms of scientific specialisations.
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The Walter Kaitz Foundation Board of Directors is comprised of individuals who deeply believe in our work and who advance our mission in the cable industry every day within their respective companies.
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Dr. Porter served as the Director of Graduate Programs for the Howard University School of Business from 2003-2006; and as an assistant professor at the UCLA Anderson School and faculty director as well as co-creator of the UCLA African American Leadership Institute.
At UCLA, Dr. Porter helped develop the Executive Leadership Development Program of the National Association of Multi-Ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC), which in recent years has provided leadership training at the Anderson School to hundreds of NAMIC members and cable executives of color.
He also has held professional positions at Amoco, Pacific Bell, and Xerox, served as Treasurer of the National Society of Black Engineers and consulted with numerous Fortune 500 companies on diversity-related issues.
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Ms. Ray is also part of the senior team which develops and manages the process for the distribution of grants to the industry's diversity organizations and collaborates with these organizations and other groups to refine and improve cable industry diversity programs and initiatives.
Ms. Ray also has oversight of the industry's supplier diversity initiative which seeks to increase the number of ethnic minorities and women who do business with the cable industry while assisting those companies who wish to establish a formal supplier diversity program. Ms. Ray has spent more than 20 years in the cable industry first at the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) where she was responsible for the marketing of the association's annual trade show both domestically and internationally.
Ms. Ray's professional background is deeply rooted in production and event planning. She has produced several award shows including the cable industry's famed CableACE Awards, the NCTA Vanguard Awards, the Community Spirit Awards among others. She is a member of the National Association for Multi-Ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC), Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT) and the Alliance for Women in Media (AWM).
Ms. Ray is a graduate of McGill University in Montreal, Canada with a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science. Ms. Ray is also a 2010 graduate of NAMIC's prestigious Executive Leadership Development Program at UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management in addition to having been hand-selected in 2002 to attend CTAM's Executive Management Program at Harvard University School of Business.


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Combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) has transformed HIV into a complex chronic disease but does not fully restore health. Although the reasons for this fact are not clear, likely causes include chronic immune activation, alcohol use, and multimorbidity. Even when HIV infection is suppressed, it is associated with chronic activation of the immune system. Alcohol use and multimorbidity are common among those aging with HIV infection (HIV+) and they lead to immune activation. Chronic immune activation is associated with immune dysfunction, organ system injury, and death. HIV, alcohol use, multimorbidity and polypharmacy resulting from HIV and multimorbidity can cause direct organ system injury. To better understand this process we propose to enroll 200 HIV infected cART (and antiretroviral) naive individuals and 100 uninfected individuals (HIV-) from the Veterans Aging Cohort Study.
Our specific aims are to (1) collect and bank serial biospecimen samples among HIV+ individuals initiating cART and demographically and behaviorally similar uninfected comparators and to begin to use these samples to characterize (2) the longitudinal associations of alcohol use and multimorbidity on immune function and (3) alcohol use and polypharmacy on organ system injury as measured by the VACS index and its components. Among HIV+ we will collect specimens before and after cART initiation. We hypothesize that alcohol, multimorbidity, polypharmacy and immune dysfunction will be present in all age groups of both groups and that alcohol, multimorbidity, and polypharmacy will be associated with increasing immune dysfunction and end organ damage. Alcohol use will be assessed by self-report and phosphatidyl ethanol.
These aims are critical if we are to understand how aging and alcohol use with HIV differs from aging and alcohol use among uninfected similar comparators. This work will help characterize immune dysfunction and organ system injury among aging individuals who drink alcohol. Lastly, these longitudinal specimens can be linked with adjudicated clinical outcomes and subclinical disease measures among HIV+ and demographically and behaviorally similar uninfected people to provide a unique and valuable resource for investigators within and outside the VACS community.
We propose to examine whether changes in alcohol consumption, multimorbidity, and polypharmacy are associated with changes in immune dysfunction and mortality risk among HIV+ and matched uninfected people. As part of this study we will be storing specimens that can be used for future studies with other research collaborators to maximize the utility of these specimens for scientific discovery


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This project aims to create a guitar training and tab writing software. It displays the note/chord and plays the sounds as well. The user can also create their own songs by using the graphical neck to select the notes, and they are translated into guitar tablature. You can create songs by creating song parts and add the note names to the parts. You them just add the parts to create a song.
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We are seeking an Electrical Technician that designs, installs, maintains and repairs wiring and electronic components, parts, equipment and systems. Apply electrical theory and related knowledge to test, troubleshoot and modify electrical machinery, electrical control equipment and circuitry.
• Assemble, mount and integrate electronic equipment racks, cabinets, and accessories
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|White Light Output: 2000 lumens (ISO 21118 Standard)
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After tying for the NFL lead with seven interceptions in 2011, cornerback Kyle Arrington further established himself as a promising core member of the Patriots' secondary.
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It hasn't been the best week for John Calipari. The New York Times' report on the NCAA's investigation into Eric Bledsoe's collegiate eligibility -- including possible discrepancies in his transcripts, among other unsavory possibilities -- has, for better or worse, gotten everybody talking about Kentucky's newest coach again.
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Clash of the Titans: Does Internet use Reduce Television Viewing?
We examine the impact of the Internet on the leading American recreation activity: watching television. We run a panel regression using television viewing, Internet penetration, and socioeconomic variables for a large number of American cities starting before the birth of the Web. We find that the Internet's effect on television viewing varies by age group, reducing it by a moderate amount for the youngest Americans but having no impact on the viewing of the oldest Americans. We hypothesize that the overall effect is likely to increase over time as older age groups have more experience with the Internet's recreational opportunities. © 2011 The President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Game 2 is August 30 at 5:30 at the field on Harbor Road (same location)!
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Summer Softball 2007
By Nate | August 23, 2007
Hats off to Jessica Proctor for organizing a recent in-house softball game here in Shelburne on August 15. As reported recently in our in-house newsletter, Bear Facts:
Team Quicky Mart let three runs in the first inning, but quickly tied it up in the second. Doh! scored a quick seven runs in the third and fourth after a fantastic team effort by the heart of the line up. Quicky Mart's late run in the sixth and three runs in the seventh couldn't hold up to Doh!'s lead.
The highlight reel (if we had one) would be filled with unintended bunts, solid hits, diving catches, graceful slides, a home run called foul, line drives caught, line drives BTL (between the legs), fly balls snagged and of course fly balls dropped that rolled and rolled. Final Score: Doh!-14 and Quicky Mart -7. Stupendous performances by pitchers Allen Baker (Quicky Mart) and Rick Putnam (Doh!).
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Allen Baker on the pitching mound.
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Katie Forleo at bat (Kirsten Putnam catching, click for full pic).
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Jenn Parizo makes a catch.
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Andy Franke at bat and Adam Sbardellati behind the plate.
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Gerry Howatt, with Darren Brochu and Gerry's pal, Graham, in the outfield.
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LG heads to Las Vegas with a 980 gram laptop
LG Electronics is expanding its line-up of Windows PCs with a number of new products, including the 13Z940 Ultra PC laptop, which has a 13.3-inch full HD screen and weighs 980 grams.
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Smart TVs manufactured by LG Electronics are sending information about users' viewing habits and files back to the company's servers. The company confirmed the behavior and said it plans to release firmware updates to correct it.
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My skin is rippled by the tender water
I do not hear the madness consuming the surface
I listen to the soft blue echoes purr
Created by a realm that's wordless
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