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Ayurvedacharya, FAIP (USA), PhD, MoM (McGill, Canada). Has dedicated himself to propagation of traditional Ayurveda knowledge and local health traditions. Engages in influencing public and state opinion on issues concerning Indian traditional knowledge in general and Ayurveda fraternity in particular. Has supervised production and Publication of 10 Monographs on Local Health Traditions and Ayurveda which made significant contributions to the revival of Indian System of Medicine and Local Health Traditions in India.
• To assume leadership to ensure the application of Ayurveda and traditional systems of healthcare to meet contemporary healthcare needs.
• To conceive and lead basic and applied research in the field of Traditional Medicine that broadens the frontiers of healthcare research and drug development.
• To continuously pursue excellence in Ayurveda in order to be a catalyst in the renaissance of Ayurveda.
• To participate in research and development that attempts to uncover the inherent power of the holistic principles of Ayurveda in understanding the cause and remedy for human suffering.
• Master of Management degree pursuant to the International Masters in Health Leadership (IMHL), a post-doctoral international management program for outstanding senior health leaders, from McGill University, Canada, 2014
• PhD on developing a standardized clinical protocol from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Pune, 2013
• Fellow of Ashoka Innovators for the Public, Ashoka Trust, USA, 2000
• Completed a unique 7½ years Ayurveda Medical Degree 'Ayurvedacharya' from Madras University in 1985
• Director, MSR Indic Centre for Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine since Oct 2014
• Additional Director, Institute of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (I-AIM), BANGALORE and Medical Director of its healthcare wing, the I-AIM Healthcare Centre, a 100-bed healthcare facility since 2003. As Additional Director and a part of the top leadership of I-AIM, was involved in steering the organization guiding the major research activities and programs of the organization. As medical director, manages and supervises the 100-bed integrative healthcare center and guides the major research programs of the institute.
• Started career with Arya Vaidya Pharmacy, Coimbatore. Involved in development of new dosage forms and traditional Ayurvedic formulations – classical as well as proprietary. As a technical director at Arya Vaidya Pharmacy, continued to practice Ayurveda and actively lead many initiatives to promote Ayurveda and use of medicinal plants.
• President, Centre for Innovation in Science & Social Action (CISSA), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
CISSA is a non-profit, non-governmental organization of scientists and citizens combining rigorous scientific analysis, innovative policy development and effective citizen advocacy to build a cleaner, safer and healthier world. (www.cissa.co.in). As the head of CISSA, was centrally involved in the conception and execution of a landmark event on national biodiversity called the Indian Biodiversity Congress, 2010 and 2012. Also, was instrumental in CISSA organizing two major events called 'Annam' (2008 and 2010) on food security focusing on India's wholesome food traditions.
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1. Senior advisor on numerous technical committees in the government and private sector involved in the promotion of Ayurveda and medicinal plants.
2. Fellow of Ashoka Innovators for the Public awarded by the Ashoka Foundation, USA through a rigorous national selection process.
3. Delivered invited lectures on Ayurveda across many countries including Germany, UK, USA and China – mainly on topics related to treatment of lifestyle diseases, Panchakarma detox treatments and promoting use of herbs in primary health care.
4. Conducted a 3-day Panchakarma workshop at Columbia University, New York in 1996.
Research Projects
1. Principal Investigator for Genomic Analysis and Gene Expression Variation in Human Doshaprakriti Based on Ayurveda, a Multi-centric study supported by the office of the Principal Scientific Advisor to the Prime Minister of India involving the premier research organizations in the country.
2. Principal Investigator in Development of Standardized Clinical Management Protocol as a part of the Doctoral study that involved design and development of management protocol and clinical documentation of Ayurveda management in approx. 150 study volunteers.
3. Investigator for a Controlled clinical trial, in collaboration with St. John's Medical College, Bangalore, on Diabetes Mellitus using an intercultural approach involving traditional Ayurvedic diagnosis that was sponsored by New York Botanical Garden, USA.
1. Chikitsakautukam in Malayalam published by Loka Swasthya Parampara Samvardhan Samiti (LSPSS), Coimbatore, India, 1993
2. Kśemakutūhalam, published by FRLHT, Bangalore, 2009
3. Glimpses of Wisdom, A collection of essays on Ayurveda Vaidyabhushanam K. RaghavanThirumulapadu, published by FRLHT, 2010
4. Theoretical Foundations of Ayurveda, published by FRLHT, Bangalore, 2011
5. Bhojanakutūhalam, published by FRLHT, Bangalore, 2012
6. Saving India's Manuscripts, published by National Mission for Manuscripts, Delhi, 2012
1. Gangadharan GG, Editors' Thought Leadership Article: Quality of ingredients used in Ayurveda herbal preparations published in Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (www.jaim.in), Year 2010, Volume 1, Issue 1 [p. 16-17]
This paper provides a detailed first-hand account of quality and standardization issues faced in mass manufacturing of herbal products and provides perspectives to improve the quality standards of herbal products.
2. Gangadharan GG, 'Potential of Traditional Knowledge in the Development of Healthcare Products' (Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge – Vol. 4(2) April, 2005, pp 139-142.
This paper talks about the opportunities and strategies for developing novel herbal products from the concepts and principles told in classical Ayurveda
3. Gangadharan GG, Plant research in a new perspective, Anc. Sci. Life. 1996 Apr; 15(4):254-5.
This paper argues for developing an independent methodology to enrich the indigenous health cultures and address local healthcare needs and account for the cultural and epistemic frameworks of their origin.
4. Gangadharan GG, A Report: (Local Health Culture and Traditions in the Context of Primary Health Care). Anc. Sci. Life. 1986 Jan; 5(3):209-11.
This seminal publication reports on a meeting of 30 rural organizations that resolved to form a network to strengthen and revitalize local health cultures and inspired the development of I-AIM
5. Gangadharan GG, Manohar RR, Concept of immunology in Ayurveda. Anc. Sci. Life. 1994 Jul; 14(1-2):2-9.
This paper discusses the concept of immunology explained in Ayurveda.
6. Gangadharan GG, 'Pepper the Black Gold of India' Journal of International Pepper Export Association, 2003.
This paper talks of the traditional understanding of the medicinal properties of Black pepper, an important medicinal plant used in Ayurveda.
7. Gangadharan GG, Life Profile: Padmashri P. K. Warrier, AryaVaidyaSala, Kottakkal, Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, Year 2010, Volume 1, Issue 1 [p. 66-67]
This paper attempts to put on record the contribution of one of the greatest living practitioners of Ayurveda.
8. Gangadharan GG, 'ChikitsaKoutukam' by Vaidya VM Kuttikrishna Menon published by LSPSS, Coimbatore, 1993
This book details 5000 simple traditional formulas for managing a host of medical conditions using herbs told in Ayurveda and other Indian healing traditions.
9. Gangadharan GG, 'Kśhemakutūhalam' published by I-AIM, Bangalore, 2010
Chief editor of this English translation of a 16h Century scholastic Sanskrit work on traditional dietetics by a royal physician of great repute who discusses traditional Indian cuisine and its benefits
10. Gangadharan GG, 'Bhojanakutūhalam' published by I-AIM, Bangalore, 2010
Editor of this English translation of an encyclopedic 17th century Sanskrit works on traditional Indian food science and technology that discusses unhealthy food and corrective measures for physical and mental fitness.
11. Gangadharan GG, 'Saving India's Medical Manuscripts' published by Dev Publishers, 2012
This very unique publication gives a comprehensive introduction to the wealth of knowledge and medical heritage available in the form of manuscripts in public and private domains and discusses action strategies for its conservation.
12. Article on Local Health Traditions and their evaluation by Indian Systems of Medicine, part of a book 'Glimpses of Ethno-Pharmacology' published by College of Pharmacy at Copenhagen, Denmark and Tropical Botanical Garden and Research Institute, Kerala, India.
13. Presented paper on 'Scope and Potential of Cardiac Management in Ayurveda' at the International Conference on Cardiovascular Research Convergence conducted by AIIMS, New Delhi, India, 17-18 Feb. 2012.
1. Vice President, AryaVaidya Pharmacy (Coimbatore) Ltd., Coimbatore-45 (1995 – 2003)
2. Founder & Vice President, Centre for Indian Medical Heritage, Coimbatore – 641 045, a center promoting Conservation of Medicinal Plants and with a Nursery of 100 plants specializing in propagation of Medicinal Plants and Training Centre in Local Health Traditions (1993-2003)
3. General Manager, Arya Vaidya Pharmacy (Coimbatore) Ltd., Coimbatore-45 (1992- 1995)
4. Director, Heal Ayurveda Pharmacy Limited, (A sister concern of The Arya Vaidya Pharmacy, specializing in manufacturing and marketing of patented and OTC Herbal Products (1998-2003)
5. Chief Medical Officer, United States Aid for International Development (USAID) sponsored project on Traditional Medicine and Primary Healthcare, at AVR Foundation, Coimbatore (1988 to 93)
6. Executive Director, S.P.S.S. (A network of Individuals and Organizations for promotion of Local Health Traditions), P.B. No. 7102, Ayurvedic Trust Complex, Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore – 641 045. (1986-2003)
7. Chairman of AVR Educational Foundation of Ayurveda-A leading Ayurveda Institution in South. Conducting BAMS Degree Course in Ayurveda recognized by CCIM. (1995-2003)
8. National Convener, World Ayurveda Congress-2002. The biggest ever Ayurveda Congress organized in Cochin, Kerala with participation of delegates from 32 countries
9. Joint Convener, National Steering Committee of 'PRITHVI-2005 '- an International Seminar on Eco-Friendly initiatives held at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
10. National Convener, World Ayurveda Congress 2010, Bangalore
11. Member, Governing Council of Gene Campaign, New Delhi, A National Organization working on IPR of Indigenous people headed by Dr. Suman Sahai
12. PI for the ambitious Vaidya Scientist Fellowship Program conducted by I-AIM, Bangalore – a 2-year program for Ayurveda academicians that aims to make them ambassadors of Ayurveda.
1. Member– Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani Drugs Technical Advisory Board (ASUDTAB), Dept. of ISM & H. Govt. of India (2000-2003).
2. Trustee of Patriotic and People Oriented Science and Technology Foundation, Madras, an organization of Modern Scientists, keen in revitalizing India's Scientific Tradition (1995-2000).
3. Joint Secretary, Ayurvedic Drug Manufacture Assn., Mumbai (1998 – 2003).
4. Executive Member, Ayurvedic Medicine Mfrs. Org. of India, Kerala (1998 – 2003).
5. Member, Technical Advisory Body of All India Co-ordinated Program on Medicinal Plants, Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India (1990 – 1993).
6. Member, Research Advisory Committee of Herbal Research & Development Institute (HRDI), Govt. of Uttaranchal, Gopeshwar.
7. Member, State Medicinal Plant Board, Kerala.
8. Member, Steering Committee, State Medicinal Plants Board, Tamil Nadu
9. Member, Sub-committee on Medicinal Plants, State Biodiversity Board, Karnataka
10. Convener, Scientific Advisory Committee of International Institute of Ayurveda (Chemistry Division) – approved as Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) by Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. It is a Research Centre, doing work on Standardization of Ayurvedic Formulations (2000 onwards).
11. Member of Board of Management of CHETNA, A unit of Nehru Foundation for Development, Ahmedabad, an Organization working towards strengthening under privileged Women & Children, especially in the areas of Nutrition and Development (2000 onwards).
12. National committee member to review the TKDL Project of AYUSH Department.
13. Member of task force to monitor the development of AYUSH portal, AYUSH Department, Govt. of India.
14. Member of the National Task force for National campaign on Geriatric Care of CCRAS, AYUSH Department, Govt. of India.
15. Member of Scientific Advisory Committee (Ayurveda), CCRAS, Department of AYUSH, Govt. of India.
16. Expert committee member on excipients on AYUSH Medicines, AYUSH Department, Govt. of India.
17. Member of Task Force on Medical Manuscripts, Department of AYUSH, Govt. of India.
18. Working committee Member of Amity Institute for Herbal Biotech Products Development (AIHBPD), for streamlining India's Traditional Knowledge towards formulating a Sui Genesis Regime, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala under Amity University, New Delhi.
19. Temporary Advisor to the Regional Director, WHO-2009
1. Executive editor of Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (jaim.in)
2. Editor of the Journal 'Ancient Science of Life' on Indian Knowledge System (1990-2004).
3. Chief Editor of Arogyakalpam, a quarterly in English of All India Ayurvedic Congress of Tamil Nadu Chapter (1998 – 2003).
4. Editorial Board Member, Heritage Amruth, FRLHT, Bangalore
5. Member of Editorial Board, Evidence based Complementary and Alternative Medicine (eCAM) 2004-2007.
1. Fellow of Ashoka Innovators for the Public of Ashoka Foundation (FAIP), A US based International Organization working towards social change, 2000.
2. Award for the best International Awareness Building on Ayurveda from Arya Vaidya Pharmacy, Coimbatore in 2008.
3. Award for proficiency in clinical application of Ayurveda Shastra from Vaidyaraj Datar Panchaboutik Chikitsa and Samshodhan Kendra, Sangli, Maharashtra.
4. Shri Mathuradas Parikh Award for Excellence in Ayurvedic Profession awarded by Indian Association for the Study of Traditional Asian Medicine (http://iastam.org/), Pune in 2015
• For CAPART-Council for Advancement of Peoples Action and Rural Technology, Govt. of India, Department of Science and Technology (Govt. of India) – Consultant (Proposal and Activity evaluation) on Medicinal Plant related Projects.
• For Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India on Medicinal Plant related Projects
• For Kerala State Council for Science and Technology and Environmental Sciences
• Visited China on invitation from Ministry of Public Health-People's, Republic of China to present a paper in III-International Conference on Ethno Pharmacology; spent 21 days observing Traditional places of Excellence in Health Care in Beijing.
• Visited HONGKONG-for 3 days visit to Universities working on Traditional Medicine.
• Visited U.S.A. on invitation to give Lecture on Ayurveda at Columbia University, New York, Virginia University, Virginia and Maryland University, Baltimore.
• Visited Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France and U.K.
• Presented paper at International Conference at ANN's College at Oxford University on Traditional Medicine organized by Global Initiative for Traditional Systems of Health (GIFT to Health).
• Visited Germany for Expo-2000, Exhibition at Hanover, representing Indian Government Pavilion, organized by Dept. of ISM & H, Government of India and conducted pulse diagnosis (Nadipariksha) as per Ayurvedic traditions.
• Visited Rome-Italy, to deliver Lecture on Traditional Medicine with special reference to Ayurveda and its Global applications, organized by COE (Centro Orientamento Educativo), Italy.
• Attended an European Ayurveda Congress at Castrop-Rauxel, Germany and delivered a lecture on Globalization of Ayurveda
• Attended as a resource person for a conference on 'A Perspective & Approach of Ayurveda' organized by Kerala Ayurveda GmbH.
• Visited Nairobi, Kenya in December to attend 'Methodology Workshop on Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicine' organized by IDRC (International Development Research Center).
• Visited Rosenberg GmbH, Birstein, Germany to attend 11thAyurveda Symposium and presented a paper on 'Panchakarma as prevention against heart diseases and hypertension.'
• Visited Myanmar during the month of March 2009 to attend a Regional meeting on the use of Herbal Medicines in Primary Health Care, as a Temporary Adviser to the Regional Director, WHO.
• Visited Italy, Germany and Austria to attend the 1st International congress on Ayurveda during the month of March.
• Visited Germany to attend 11th International Ayurveda Symposium during the month of September.
• Visited China to attend a Joint Conference on TCM-Ayurveda organized by Hindustan Unilever Ltd. during the month of May 2010.
• Visited Rosenberg GmbH, Birstein, Germany to attend 12thAyurveda Symposium and presented a paper on Psychiatry/Psychology in Ayurveda.
• Visited Italy for attending Terra Madre 2010 in Turin, set up by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture and 'Slow Food International'
• Visited Kathmandu and presented a paper on Medicinal Plants Quality Standards (physical and chemical): Developing Tools to Strengthen Market linkages between suppliers and buyers sponsored by ICIMOD
• Visited France for exploring collaboration possibilities with L'Oreal
• Visited Germany for the 14th International Ayurveda Symposium in Birstein conducted by the European Academy of Ayurveda in 2012.
• Visited McGill University, Montreal, Canada for pursuing International Masters in Health Leadership – five visits of two weeks each during 2012-13.


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While the term "soul food" denotes a heartwarming style of down-home African- American cooking, it has its roots in sadder days of slavery on southern plantations. African staples such as rice, sorghum, black-eyed peas, and okra were brought across the Atlantic on slave ships. Slaves supplemented their meager diet with greens disdained by their masters: collards, kale, and turnip tops. They adopted corn, an ancient staple crop of southern Native Americans, to make sweet cornbread and grits, a coarse porridge. Poor households made do with the cheapest cuts of meat, and nothing was wasted.
The term "soul food" came into use in the 1960s, by southerners both black and white who had migrated north and missed the regional cooking they grew up with. It has evolved into more nourishing, tastier menus of tender baked ham, fried chicken and pork chops, beef stew and barbecue ribs, side dishes of okra, collards, squash, or black-eyed peas, and desserts such as sweet bread pudding or potato pie. Greens are cooked with smoked or salted meats, diced onions, vinegar, and seasonings in tasty broths, and even lowly grits have made it on to fashionable menus today, often mixed with cheese in the manner of Italian polenta.
Deep in the heart of Georgia, Macon is a good place to discover both soul food and southern culture. Its roots go back thousands of years to the ancient Native Americans who built ceremonial mounds here. The city was founded in 1823 and prospered as a market hub for surrounding farms and cotton plantations.
Handsome antebellum mansions and Victorian homes grace its historic neighborhoods. Sites like the Tubman Museum and Douglass Theatre pay tribute to Macon's strong African-American heritage.
Macon has a great music legacy as a cradle of soul and southern rock. The Georgia Music Hall of Fame pays tribute to local boys Little Richard and Otis Redding, and others who launched their careers here.
Later, Mama Louise's soul food (see panel, right) kept the Allman Brothers Band going when they were still struggling musicians. In Macon, a little soul food and music is all the southern comfort you need.
The thousands of Yoshino cherry trees that line Macon's streets are a froth of white blossoms in March
Best Places to Eat Soul Food
H & H RestaurantSoul food and music go hand in hand at H & H Restaurant in downtown Macon. It was founded in 1959 by the late Inez Hill and her goddaughter and cousin, Louise Hudson, and "Mama Louise" is still cooking up a storm and welcoming customers with her warm smile. The restaurant is situated in an unassuming red-brick building with a small sign. Inside are simple tables with red-checked tablecloths, and walls covered with autographed photos of the Allman Brothers.
Mama Louise fed the penniless band in their early days in Macon, and when they became famous, they took her on tour with them.
Otis Redding and other Macon musicians also feature on the jukebox.
The "meat-and-three" menu, which changes daily, offers main dishes such as fried chicken, roast beef, fried fish, or baked ham, accompanied by collard greens, okra, black-eyed peas, corn, and green beans. Leave room for the potato pie and other desserts. Breakfast is also served, with grits, of course, and homemade biscuits.
807 Forsyth St., Macon; open 6:30 AM–4 PM Mon–Sat; http://mamalouise.com
Crispy southern-fried chicken uses crushed crackers or even cornflakes for the crunchy coatingAlso in Macon
Jeneane's at Pinebrook (www.jeneanes.com; inexpensive) is another Macon restaurant where you can choose from a daily menu of tasty meats, fish, and soul-food side dishes: greens and creamed corn, rutabagas, mashed potatoes and gravy, and cheese grits. The pecan and chocolate pies are highly rated.
Also in the South
Mama Dip's Kitchen in Chapel Hill, North Carolina (www.mamadips.com; inexpensive), features traditional country cooking in a pleasant, airy dining room with a wrap-around porch. House specialties include chicken-fried steak, pan-fried pork chops smothered in gravy, and chicken and dumplings. Swett's (www. swettsrestaurant.com; inexpensive) in Nashville, Tennessee, is for anyone who loves southern cooking. Family-owned since 1954, it may feature pig's feet or pork shoulder alongside such daily favorites as fried chicken, meatloaf, turnip greens, and fried cornbread.
In New York
Located in New York's Harlem, Sylvia's (www.sylviasrestaurant.com; moderate) is one of the most famous soul food restaurants in America, run by fabled southern matriarch Sylvia Woods and her family. Main dishes include Southern classics like smothered chicken and pork chops, oxtail, gumbo, chitterlings, fried catfish, and short beef ribs. The Sunday Gospel lunch with live music is legendary. Macon Festivals Macon hosts several lively festivals throughout the year. Among the highlights are: International Cherry Blossom Festival The town is painted pink for this 10-day festival, held in mid-March when the blossoms are at their peak. It features concerts, events, exhibitions, food fairs, parades, and hot-air balloons. Tubman Pan Africa Festival African music and dancers, Caribbean steel bands, masquerades, and cultural demonstrations foster peace, love, hope, and unity at this April celebration. Georgia State Fair Also in April, the oldest state fair in the Southeast offers amusement park rides, agricultural exhibits, and entertainment. Ocmulgee Indian Celebration Indian nations of the Southeast gather at the Ocmulgee Monument in September to celebrate their heritage through storytelling, dancing, music, and art.
A Day in MaconThis moderately sized city is perfect for strolling, whether admiring the cherry blossoms, nibbling on peaches and pecans from the State Farmer's Market, or building up an appetite for the next meal.
MORNING : Explore the ancient Indian mounds at the Ocmulgee National Monument, with structures and exhibits telling the story of 10,000 years of Southeastern Native American habitation and the distinctive Mississippian culture.
AFTERNOON : Visit the Tubman African American Museum with its art, artifacts, cultural exhibits, and a huge mural depicting the journey from Africa to America. Cross the road to the exhibits of music and memorabilia in the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, then wander down to the river where a statue of Otis Redding gleams in the sun.
EVENING : Take the self-guided Lights on Macon walking tour of the Historic District to see grand antebellum houses, such as magnificent Hay House ("Palace of the South"), and the pretty Lee Alumni House, with its archetypal southern verandas, lit up in all their glory.
Getting to Macon
The closest international airport is Hartsfield- Jackson Atlanta, 80 miles (130 km) away. There are some commuter flights to Middle Georgia Regional Airport, 10 miles (16 km) from Macon. Renting a car is recommended.
Where to stay in Macon
Ramada Plaza (inexpensive) has a pool and is a short walk from the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. www.ramada.com
Marriott Macon City Center (moderate) is conveniently located for the downtown historic sites. www.marriott.com/mcnfs
1842 Inn (expensive) has romantic rooms in an antebellum mansion. www.1842inn.com
Downtown Visitors Center, 450 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd; www.maconga.org


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NEW YORK (AP) — For nine years, Josh Radnor played a hopeless romantic on TV's "How I Met Your Mother." So he's the perfect person to ask if his latest project is a good for a date night.
Radnor is on Broadway in Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced," a blistering play about a dinner party that spirals into a shouting match about race, Islam and culture. He thinks for a moment before taking the bait.
"It might be a nice litmus test. If your date doesn't want to talk about it afterward, you can go, 'This is not the right person for me,'" he says. "It's a conversation-starter. Or it could be a relationship-ender. It depends on your circumstances."
What's pretty clear is that Radnor seems eager these days to spark honest conversations after spending so long having his lines delivered with a laugh track. He's happily back in the theater again and he's playing with big ideas.
"I always describe doing series television this way: You go to the gym every day but you're only allowed to work out your right arm," he says over coffee. "So your right arm is really stacked. The rest of you is withering."
In "Disgraced," the 40-year-old Radnor plays a curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art who spars with the dinner party's host and may not be all he appears to be. It's a far cry from playing Ted Mosby, the whiny, weird loser of "How I Met Your Mother" who often bungled at love.
"As charming and lovely as that stuff was, it just wasn't me. When I first started I was looking for points of identification with that character. I was like, 'Oh this is like me.' And as the show went on, I was like, 'Oh, this isn't like me.' It became more fun to play when I realized this guy wasn't me."
The real Radnor is fan of Grantland, who reads books like "The Metaphysical Club." He consulted with a real Whitney curator to get into character. While making the sitcom, he wrote, starred in and directed two movies — "Happythankyoumoreplease" and "Liberal Arts." He sends his director texts over the weekend about possible line changes.
"Josh is a 24-hour thinker. Ideas are percolating around the clock," says Kimberly Senior, who directs "Disgraced" and had never seen his TV work before they met. "He never stops working."
Radnor's stage work includes taking over from Jason Biggs in "The Graduate" opposite Kathleen Turner and appearing with Neil Patrick Harris in Jon Robin Baitz's The Paris Letter" in 2004 a few months before they would team up for the sitcom.
His return to Broadway was put in motion by a fan letter. He read Akhtar's novel "American Dervish" and, considering it fantastic, located an email address for the author. The two struck up a correspondence and later bonded over coffee — and God.
"I'm always on the lookout for expressions of faith that aren't guarded or ironic. It's kind of hip and cooler to be constitutionally atheistic and believe 'Life if meaningless.' I just don't buy it and it annoys me," he says.
Though Radnor wasn't available when "Disgraced" made its off-Broadway premiere in 2012, the end of the run of "How I Met Your Mother" this spring meant he could jump aboard when it came to Broadway.
But not without first feeling some blowback from fans upset by the way the show ended. Radnor's Ted finally ended up with the character Robin only after his first wife died.
"If you watch the series from minute No. 1, it was true to itself. It was always about a switcheroo. It was always not what you thought you were watching," he said. "So I felt like the idea that we just watch some people walk off into the sunset together felt not what the DNA of the show was."
Radnor said he's profoundly grateful for the sitcom, saying he's been showered with "blessing and opportunity" despite the "relentlessness" of playing one character for so long.
"When I left and I was looking out at the landscape of what was ahead, I just thought, 'Well, the greatest thing I can say about all of this is that I can live a creative life.' That's all I ever really wanted."
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Youngs Seafood champions new Flexeye print
Youngs Seafood has championed a new printing technique for its food packaging which uses an innovative flexographic process instead of the traditional gravure method.
The new flexographic printing process has been developed by Ultimate Packaging, one of the UKs leading independent flexographic print suppliers to the food manufacturing and retail industry, Kodak USA and Miller Graphics in East Yorkshire. The process will generate the same outstanding image quality and consistency as gravure but with the convenience and flexibility of flexo print. Ultimate Packaging has spent the past twelve months working closely with its partners to develop, test and integrate the new print product, which has been christened Flexeye.
"Many other major UK brand owners are also indicating a move away from gravure print as they seek a more sustainable, commercially-sound alternative, this the single most exciting print development in the flexo industry for many years as it ticks all the boxes for printers and brand owners alike." According to Chris Tonge, Sales and Marketing Director at Ultimate Packaging.
The introduction of Flexeye allows us to push the boundaries of flexo print and drive increased revenues through differentiated print, reducing costs through production efficiencies and increasing sustainability through reduction in printed substrate waste. We are absolutely committed to converting brand owners away from the traditional gravure process by demonstrating the ability to produce cost effective, amazing photographic print alongside vibrant solid colours. The flexo process can produce high-end complex designs on packs using just four colours instead of eight, reducing ink wastage and downtime associated with washing special pantones from printing presses.
We have recently delivered our first commercial range of 30 designs for an existing branded customer and have now launched the concept to our major partners and selected retailers all are incredibly excited about the possibilities of Flexeye.
This new technique gives our products greater on-shelf impact and high-definition image quality that at one time could only be achieved with gravure print. Now we can take advantage of the commercial and economical benefits as well as the flexibility that this new technique offers.
Simon Robertson, Graphics Communication Manager – Findus Group


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Azerashi03-15-13, 10:38 AM55 C Is on Stress. I discovered there was a bios line item called "Hybrid firmware" that need to be enabled in order for it to retain the unlocked core configuration in ACC. Reply With Quote 03-14-13,06:10 PM #17 trents View Profile View Forum Posts Senior Member Join Date Dec 2008 Location Centralia, WA Well, you've tried 8 already. Just test the 3 you have got unlocked at the same time and see if it work if so then it is a bonus any way. check over here
Stay logged in Sign up now! What do the Action Points in the equipment section mean? You all meet the problem first time? Zorander Golden Member Joined: Nov 3, 2010 Messages: 1,129 Likes Received: 1 Hi all, I recently unlocked all 4 cores on the 550 with seeming success but am encountering odd sound-related
Like i said setting it to 2T and then running the timings as written on the ram solved my problems. On the Gigabyte board I have laying around I was playing with unlocking a Sempron to two cores. Oct 11, 2011 at 3:11 PM #6 brandonwh64 Addicted to Bacon and StarCrunches!!!
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Cheers! #16 Zorander, Dec 14, 2010 (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? Iceni said: ↑ What memory timings are you running? And good luck finding any mention of the B55 chip on AMD's site - it's as though they have dis-avowed any knowledge of that product! (which was bought in October of see if that helps. #6 Skurge, Dec 8, 2010 richierich1212 Platinum Member Joined: Jul 5, 2002 Messages: 2,458 Likes Received: 158 sounds like a soundcard driver issue. #7 richierich1212,
To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Try his suggestion first before doing anything drastic. I think it has something to do with the automatic core unlocker on the asus boards. Processor: Phenom II X4 B50 (X2 550 unlocked) Motherboard: Asus M4A87TD-EVO (870) Cooling: Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro Memory: 8GB DDR3 (4GBx2) Mushkin Blackline @ 1600MHz Video Card(s): ATI HD 4870
Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search 03-14-13,03:17 PM #1 Azerashi View Profile View Forum Posts Registered Join Date Mar 2013 AMD http://www.overclockers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-728780.html System Specs System Name: The Black Vulcan! takes a while longer for GTA4 audio to stutter and MPC-HC to crash. It is a Business Class 4 core "Deneb" design with two cores disabled.
Processor: I7 6700K @ STOCK | Intel I7-920 Motherboard: Gigabyte Z170X-UD5 | Alienware MS-7543 X58 Cooling: Corsair A70 Push/Pull | Corsair H50 Memory: Crucial Ballistix DDR4 2400 MHz | Pereema 3x2GB check my blog Phenom X2 II 550 unlocking issue Unlocking Phenom II X2 550 Good cooler for unlocking Phenom II x2 550 solved Intel i3 550 1st gen vs Amd Phenom ii x2 550 can go higher - seems with the fourth core, you'll always be working at the edge of stability. When ACC is for Dual Core, computer starts like that windmill accelerates->Windows boot. @Edit: Maybe i have good one for OC im now at 3.8 and highest temp is 55 C
Anyone know why it would be rock solid on IntelBurnTest, but crash after 10 seconds of a 3D game? Thanks. #14 Zorander, Dec 8, 2010 SickBeast Lifer Joined: Jul 21, 2000 Messages: 14,332 Likes Received: 0 What voltage are you running at? 1.5v is the safe maximum apparently. And good luck finding any mention of the B55 chip on AMD's site - it's as though they have dis-avowed any knowledge of that product! (which was bought in October of http://simplecoverage.org/weird-problem/weird-problem-help.php CPUs and Overclocking Oct 10, 2011 Uppsala9496 Diamond Member Joined: Nov 2, 2001 Messages: 5,237 Likes Received: 10 Run something CPU intensive like Prime95 or [email protected] and see if you get
Then click on Go Advanced at the bottom of any new post window. However, GTAIV suffers sound-related issues: FX sound cutting out and ambient sounds playing in endless loops. At first I thought it might be my drivers or video card, but couldn't track anything down, so I tried disabling those two extra cores, and everything's fine.
That last sentence made my day! When the advanced post window appears, click on the little paperclip tool at the top. Tried bringing up nb volts, but didn't bring them up to 1.3, I don't think -- will try that later today when I get home. There is no way to know. –Nifle Mar 30 '10 at 10:53 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 4 down vote accepted The risk of pure
I had a similar problem a few months ago with a 1055T, was stable for everything apart from games... Do you have as many cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air coming in through input fans as you do output fans? Yes i disabled CoolNQuiet nad C1E now will but cant find Thermal Throttle. @Edit: DIsable this still the same, thanks for helping. have a peek at these guys Prime95 can be unreliable some times.Click to expand...
Plus, I currently really don't have any extra money for computer upgrades. :P –Vilx- Mar 30 '10 at 20:51 Still, your answer is very good, confirming much of my Join over 733,556 other people just like you! Had it turned off.Click to expand... Processor: Phenom II X4 B50 (X2 550 unlocked) Motherboard: Asus M4A87TD-EVO (870) Cooling: Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro Memory: 8GB DDR3 (4GBx2) Mushkin Blackline @ 1600MHz Video Card(s): ATI HD 4870
Oct 12, 2011 at 5:49 PM #15 cheesy999 Joined: Jul 2, 2010 Messages: 4,018 (1.64/day) Thanks Received: 630 Location: UK System Specs System Name: PC Processor: AMD FX 8320E @4.3ghz Motherboard: It could be a custom OEM product/name that just gets pulled up when option in the BIOS are selected for unlocking cores & such. Need to add to your post; to test stability of cores set ram settings to standard to test IMC/CPU-NB set ram to max available or anything above 2GB. I recently tried disabling the 4th core, ie.
All rights reserved. Hi , I have one of these running at 3.3 GHz - standard I only get 3 cores tho, which is what I purchased. Click to expand... Then click on Go Advanced at the bottom of any new post window.
MPC-HC also crashes unless I direct its sound output to 'MPC Audio Renderer' (DirectSound & WaveOut result in a crash). I have been running this way for a few days and so far so good. When ACC is for Dual Core, computer starts like that windmill accelerates->Windows boot. @Edit: Maybe i have good one for OC im now at 3.8 and highest temp is 55 C Joined: Mar 17, 2007 Messages: 19,673 (5.38/day) Thanks Received: 4,786 Location: Youngstown, OH System Specs System Name: Gamer :Server and Android BuildBox Processor: i7 3930k: Xeon e5-2660 Motherboard: MSI X79A-GD45 Plus
You may, at worst, be forced to do a hard reset of the motherboard BIOS CMOS. It's only a single rail on the PS, but it's a damn big single rail. If stock, bring up cpu-nb volts to ~ 1.27-1.3v. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password?
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