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This 140-square-mile stretch of land located along the Mediterranean coast between Egypt and Israel, has endured decades of protest, military operations and violence.
They weren't all battles and bloodshed. There was also coexistence, political compromise, trade, scientific exchange—even love.
The entrance arch of the 2,000-year-old Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria, will be replicated using the world's largest 3D printer and erected in Trafalgar Square and Times Square.
In November 1979, a group of Iranian students stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, beginning a 444-day ordeal that marked America's first clash with militant Islam.
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Vascular Trauma
Featured Article: Management of Exsanguinating Pelvis Injuries
Severe pelvic injuries associated with disruption of pelvic vasculature carry an extremely high mortality. A directed approach to management can significantly improve survival in this critical patient group.
Featured Case Study: Bilateral lower extremity gunshot wound with arterial and venous injury
20 years old man after civilian gunshot wound, arrived in our emergency department with profound shock and ongoing bleeding from gunshot wounds to both thighs.
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Saphenous vein grafts to femoral artery & vein injuries
Luis Filipe Pinheiro, Hospital São Teotónio-Viseu, Portugal
Vascular Damage Control 1
Vascular shunts in femoral artery & vein
Luis Filipe Pinheiro, Hospital São Teotónio-Viseu, Portugal
Gunshot left carotid artery - angiogram - lateral 01
Carotid angiogram showing disruption of external and internal carotid arteries
Herb Phelan, Brian Eastridge, Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Texas
Gunshot wound to carotid artery - operative - 03
Herb Phelan, Brian Eastridge, Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Texas
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Pelvic fracture causing hypovolaemic shock
An AP radiograph of the pelvis showing bilateral fractures of the superior and inferior pubic rami and a fracture of the right femoral greater trochanter.
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Gunshot injury to the right subclavian artery
Injury to the right subclavian artery at time of operation
Dr B. Juan Zuniga, Dr P. Cesar Benitez, Dr A Jessenia Dumani - Cardiothoracic Surgery Team, Hospital Luis Vernaza JBG Guayaquil - Ecuador
External iliac artery damage control surgery
18-Fr nasogastric tube shunt across left external iliac artery lesion
Michael Fernandes, Hospital Risoleta Tolentino Neves, Belo Horizonte-MG, Brasil
Vascular damage control via a shunt
SFA and SFV shunts for damage control of a penetrating knife injury
Dr D Allard, Trauma Surgeon, GF Jooste Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa
Axillary artery injury from blunt trauma
Left shoulder at time of admission
Dr. Setthabutr Eaupanitcharoen, M.D. Trauma Division, Department of surgery, Maharat Nakornratchasima hospital, Nakornratchasima Thailand
Traumatic amputation of the hand
Traumatic amputation of the hand
Gabriel Mejia Consuelos, MD. SF-ACS-COT. Hospital General Balbuena. Mexico City
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Management of Exsanguinating Pelvis Injuries
An algorithm for the management of exsanguinating pelvic trauma
, May 20, 2008
Severe pelvic injuries associated with disruption of pelvic vasculature carry an extremely high mortality. A directed approach to management can significantly improve survival in this critical patient group.
Patch Angioplasty
, October 15, 2005
Patch angioplasty is used to repair a partial disruption of a vessel wall or longitudinal incision, where simple suture would result in narrowing of the vessel. The arteriotomy below was made in the common femoral artery as part of a procedure to remove clot from the external iliac artery
Combined Vascular & Skeletal Trauma
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Eric Frykberg discusses the management of these complex injuries.
Extraperitoneal Approach to the Iliac Vessels
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Patch Angioplasty
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Penetrating Neck Injury
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Peripheral Vascular Trauma
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Elastic nailing of paediatric forearm fractures
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Anal Necrosis Following Pelvic Crush Injury
John S.Berry MD, Alfred F. Trappey MD, Joseph L. Petfield MD, Julia M. Greene MD, Katherine Markell MD
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Arterial haemorrhage within the pelvic circulation can be controlled by nonselective embolization. However, complications are associated with distal ischemia from disruption of the aortoiliac circulation. Reported complications of pelvic crush injury include impotence, lower extremity nerve deficits, left colon ischemia, spinal cord injury, and necrosis of the rectum and gluteal musculature. We report a case of anal canal necrosis after a pelvic crush injury attributed to hypotension, compression by pelvic hematoma, and arterial disruption after selective unilateral transcatheter arterial embolization (TAE).
Post traumatic intraorbital arteriovenous fistula
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A patient with a history of previous closed head injury presented with chemosis, proptosis and conjunctival injection of the right eye. CT showed a dilated superior ophthalmic vein suggesting the presence of a carotid–cavernous sinus fistula.
Bilateral lower extremity gunshot wound with arterial and venous injury
Gunshot injury to both lower limbs requiring vascular damage control
, December 26, 2010
20 years old man after civilian gunshot wound, arrived in our emergency department with profound shock and ongoing bleeding from gunshot wounds to both thighs.
Aortic Dissection in Blunt Trauma
, August 21, 2010
A patient involved in a car accident causing his vehicle to roll, sustained an aortic dissection just distal to the renal arteries requiring open aortic grafting to repair it.
Venous laceration to lower limb without fasciotomy
Shunting superficial femoral vein to avoid fasciotomy
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Trauma surgeons deal rarely with isolated penetrating venous injuries to the lower limbs due to the proximity of the vein-arterial complex. The limb remains vascularized but intensely swollen and a fasciotomy must be considered. Inserting a 'drip line' into both severed ends permits immediate venous return and improves the venous hypertension to the point where a fasciotomy can be avoided. This 'damage control' act does allow one to come back a day later and to reestablish continuity with any interposition graft available. The contralateral long saphenous is first choice, a synthetic graft second, a ligature and fasciotomy third choice.
Gunshot to Carotid Artery
Gunshot carotid artery: angiogram & vein graft repair
, July 10, 2007
A gunshot wound to the left neck, disrupting the internal and external carotid arteries. Operative repair with reversed vein graft.
Superficial Femoral Artery Impalement. Arterial Shunt
Demonstrating the utility of an arterial shunt prior to definitive repair.
, January 08, 2007
A combined femur fracture and superficial femoral artery impalement injury managed with temporary shunting to restore flow before fracture fixation and definitive repair.
Angiographic Coiling for Pelvic Haemorrhage
Classic Case
, November 28, 2006
Infrahepatic Inferior Vena Cava injury
Lateral repair
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Gunshot wound to the abdomen, with injury to the lateral wall of the infrahepatic inferior vena cava. The IVC was accessed through a right medial visceral rotation and a lateral repair performed.

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State officials are already expecting a shortfall in the next budget and higher education could take a big hit.
The state needs at least another $1 billion in additional revenue to meet most of the expected additional spending needs for the 2015-17 biennium, according to the Office of Financial Management.
Community college and university officials have already been told, along with some other state agencies, to begin preparing budget requests that include as much as a 15 percent reduction ahead of Gov. Jay Inslee developing a proposed budget.
It's too soon to say where those cuts will be, but higher education officials said it's a disheartening development coming only a year after the state had begun to better support their efforts.
"We can't (make cuts) based on efficiencies anymore," said Marty Brown, executive director for the Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges.
The economy has been recovering, officials said, noting that Washington has one of the best job growth rates in the country. But that hasn't significantly boosted consumption, so sales tax revenue isn't keeping up.
And the state's financial obligations just keep piling on. Pension costs, debt service expenses and maintaining spending for social programs are adding up to hundreds of millions dollars.
The biggest looming bill? The Washington Supreme Court's mandate to increase funding for K-12 education, commonly called the McCleary decision. The Office of Financial Management estimates keeping up with the court's order will cost between $1.2 billion and $2 billion in the next biennium.
And K-12 education would be largely protected in a potential budget reduction, along with the state's pension system, Medicaid, courts and nursing homes, because of constitutional and federal requirements, officials said. That leaves higher education, the state's corrections system, human services and smaller budgets such as transportation and natural resources to absorb the hit.
Last year at about this time the state provided an additional $3.1 billion to the public universities and community college system, a 12 percent increase compared with the previous biennium. That led WSU and Columbia Basin College to freeze student tuition after years of increasing it to keep up with costs.
CBC also restored some cut salaries because of the influx and WSU was able to move forward some initiatives such as developing medical programs at its Spokane campus and supporting more engineering and computer science students.
"The Legislature really moved mountains to invest in higher education and we need to continue down that path," said Chris Mulick, WSU's director of state relations.
While funding all aspects of education is important, college and university officials said cutting into higher education has the potential to "starve the pipeline of workers," said CBC President Rick Cummins. The college likely would look at cutting out programs or courses as there are few places to cut that won't directly affect students.
"Taking money from the higher education system just weakens the economy," he said.
The colleges and universities, along with the other affected agencies, will be meeting with budget officials in the coming weeks to work out their budget requests.
But everyone will be keeping their eyes on next week's revenue forecast and the one in the fall that will inform Inslee's recommendation to the Legislature.
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Luke Studer Interview with Surfing Magazine
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"They come out best when you shape 'em fast," Luke Studer tells me with a convincing nod. The board is 5'7" — whipped out in a fluid 30 minutes for his team rider Dede Suryana, Indo's only hope on the World Tour. Studer is already starting another board. I think he wants to go surfing today. I don't blame him. The waves are good. They're always good.
Back in Huntington Beach, CA — where he grew up influenced by upperclassman like the Turner brothers and Travis Potter — Studer used to spend his off-season months pumping out production boards for the bigger labels just to save up cash for his annual Indo trips. Like his influences, Luke's a certified, card-carrying tube junkie: addicted to unnameable outer island reef passes with brutal consequences and life-retarding experiences. (He once asked if he should enter an Innersection with just one wave — a single barrel shot.)
Eventually he thought, "Maybe I should just stay." Or maybe it was the local girl he knocked up who thought that for him…I forgot to ask the details. Either way, he stayed. He shaped. And he shaped some more. Luke doesn't go back to Huntington Beach much. Instead, he's living his dream in a busted warehouse outside Denpasar. Shaping. Surfing. Building a label, a team, even his own "surfboards only" surf shop in an age when such things seem the sole property of major shapers and conglomerated octo-shapers.
Like the uprooted culture he's part of, Studer's boards are a celebratory fusion of everything we've learned. Modern shortboards. Tuberiders. Step-downs. He's not reinventing the wheel. He's trying to wow the hype-sters with the Next Big Thing. He's simply building good surfboards for people surfing good waves. Here in Indo, nobody's jumping off their SUP foot-strapped alaia because they're bored of getting barreled. When the waves are good, people don't think like that. They just go surfing.
The foam dust is still settling and a fresh blank is already running through the shaping machine when Luke sits down for a moment's conversation:
SURFING: Is it easier to be a shaper in Bali than back in the center of the universe?
Luke Studer: Obviously. It's less competitive here. The waves are better. More people are coming through. More people are breaking boards. Back in the US and Australia you're just a small fish in a big pond. All the big names just dominate: Rusty, Merrick, …Lost, that's all people want to buy.
Do you think those big labels' reputations are justified?
Of course. Those guys have been at it the longest. They deserve it. They designed the modern shortboard. And the stuff Merrick is doing these days in terms of R&D with Burton, that's on another level. They'll probably change the game. I just make surfboards.
Oh, has Merrick done something with all that?
No. But it will.
Do you ever feel you need to hide the secrets of shaping from the locals for fear of them breaking away on their own?
Not really. At the end of the day, surfers generally want to buy boards from surfers. People don't want boards from people who don't surf. We saw that with the China boards. Maybe it's okay for beginners and stuff, but they're not really selling to real surfers. There are a few Indo shapers out there doing good boards, but most Western surfers tend to buy boards from Western shapers.
Do you have a proudest shaping moment?
I'm just happy being where I am right now. I've come a long way in the last four years — from making five boards a month to making 50 boards a month. Now I'm about to open my own shop. So, that's all pretty huge for me.
The board is finishing in the machine, but Luke just leaves it for later. He blasts the foam from his shirt and sandals and excuses himself to check the surf. He's a busy man. —Nathan Myers


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25 September 2017
University venture funds must reach beyond the golden triangle
University innovators and venture investors need to embrace collaboration to unlock potential.
Author: Gregg Bayes-Brown, Oxford University Innovation
If a researcher at Stanford University wants to create a spinout, all he or she needs to do is print the licence, scrunch it into a ball and chuck it out of the window to the rabid pack of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists waiting below.
In the UK, we do not have the same luxury.
If a UK university wants to develop an innovative ecosystem it has some heavy lifting to do. It has to build the infrastructure, construct well-resourced technology transfer and incubator initiatives, attract talent and established companies, work to build an entrepreneurial culture in its region and either find ways of luring investment or create its own fund to stimulate company growth.
Viewed in that light, University of Oxford's production of 21 spinouts last year, compared with 10 in 2015, is no mean achievement. It is also no fluke. There are many reasons why Oxford's innovative output is on the rise, but the major catalyst has been Oxford Sciences Innovation, a company launched in 2015 to manage a £590m ($795m) university venture fund aimed solely at the university's spinouts.
These funds exist to solve a problem for universities. Many spinouts are based around technologies that require more time and resources to develop than a traditional startup born in the private sector. Consequently, regular venture capital, which expects to make a return in three to five years, may not be the right investment partner for a company looking at eight to 10 years to get to market.
Investors that take such a long-term strategy are known as patient capitalists. University venture funds have the same approach, but focus their investments on opportunities coming out of universities and typically have some university cash behind them.
Such funds began in the 1980s, at University of Chicago's tech transfer office. Chicago's venture fund parted ways from the institution in 1992, going on to become Arch Venture Partners, one of the largest science-focused funds in the US. While a small handful of US universities have followed Chicago's experiment, most institutions there still largely opt to work with traditional venture capitalists rather than create their own funds.
The idea of university venture funds only really began to flourish when it reached British shores around the turn of the millennium. In 2000, the stockbroker Beeson Gregory signed a deal with University of Oxford giving the company equity in chemistry spinouts in return for investment in a new laboratory. The investor, now known as commercialisation firm IP Group, has grown internationally and is a backer of a number of university funds.
University venture funds in their current form were born in 2006, when Imperial College London took the bold step of floating its technology transfer office, Imperial Innovations, on Aim, London's alternative investment market. The move helped the company, which this year rebranded as Touchstone Innovations, raise more than £300m to invest in tech firms emerging from Imperial. Touchstone has since broadened to become a venture fund for universities in the golden triangle of London and the southeast.
Manchester University launched its UMIP Premier Fund with £32m in 2008, followed by Cambridge Innovation Capital in 2013. The latter now has £125m under management; its supporters include Cambridge University and one its most successful spinouts, the chip manufacturer Arm.
This is all great for the golden triangle, but not so much for the many universities that, thanks to London-based investors' reluctance to travel, lack the funding to turn their great ideas into companies. The next stage in the evolution of university venture funds in the UK has to be aiding smaller regional universities.
If these universities are looking to create their own funds, however, they will have to create their own ecosystems. This can be achieved only through collaboration.
There are already some examples. Epidarex Capital, a life sciences investor based in Edinburgh, is backed by three Scottish universities and King's College London, as well as a number of corporates. In the south, the SetSquared partnership of Bristol, Bath, Surrey, Southampton and Exeter universities has created a collaborative incubator that has nurtured more than 1,000 companies, and they have collectively raised over £1bn. The partnership has become a beacon for the region's angel and venture capital investors.
More than anything, it is critical for universities and government to realise that the only place Silicon Valley can exist is Silicon Valley. Each ecosystem has its own strengths and weaknesses requiring different methods of support, including university venture funds. However, without analysing these strengths and ensuring solid foundations for an ecosystem with a good research base and a pipeline of spinouts, there will be little for such a fund to invest in.
A version of this article first appeared in Research Fortnight. It has been republished with permission from the author.
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Welcome to these easy piano lessons to get you started on the piano. If you really want to get satisfactory results, first you need to make a realistic analysis about the factors that will determine your success as a piano player. This will help you avoid future disappointments when trying to reach your music goals.
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May 4th Meeting Minutes
Members present: Pat Stearns, Gary Austin, Mark Hollinger, Cheryl Hollinger, Dave Besse, Larry Frisoli, Tom Carlson, Marc O'Meara, Ian Kersley, Bob Stall, Quinn Canfield, Steve Bast, Gerry Portante, Jenna Brownson, and Dave Kiley
Pat Stearns called the meeting to order at 7:35.
April Minutes
The previous meeting's minutes were approved unanimously.
In Town Report
Pee Wee – Everything is working fine. No problems to report.
U6 – Some lop sided games teams need to be re balanced in the fall
U8 – Nothing new to report
Travel Report
One boys U10 team requested to move down everything else ok.
One U18 player dropped after the season began, requesting a replacement be added to the team and a credit be extended for another season's play to the player who dropped.
Boys U12 – 1 team is short players due to 1 dropping out and 2 players with injuries looking to see if they can pick up additional players
NVYSL Report
Nothing new to report
Fall 2011 registration opened on May 1. Both U14 and U18 are set up for an unlimited number of players, with a warning that try-outs will be held if there are too many registered players for one team but not enough for two, and refunds will be issued to players not selected. Late fees apply after June 15 for travel and July 30 for in-town (except PW).
$5600.00 owed to referees for reimbursement and uniforms. Approximately an additional $2200.00 will be due for the end of the season.
Need to purchase new nets for the U10's and a set of nets and frames for the high school
Snack Shack
The only issue is that there have not been enough volunteers to support the snack shack.
Coaches Development
"F" course offered May 10th and May 17th is filled
Player Development
Nothing to report
New Business
Tryouts-Planning and Description - Tryouts will occur May 23rd through the 26th. U12's will be held on Monday May 23rd and Tuesday May 24th. U10's will be held on Wednesday May 25th and Thursday May 26th. Assessor guidelines and instructions will be sent out. Coaches have been asked to explain to the players what to expect at the tryouts.
World Cup – will be held Saturday June 11th. Mark O to email teams with details and assign countries to the teams
Snack Shack Siding – to look into siding as an Eagle Scout project. Dave Besse, Cheryl and Gary to review the project with the scout.
In town info – BEST Soccer came in with a quote of $75/hr for 1st coach and $50/hr for the 2nd coach. Jenna to look at obtaining more quotes for instructors for PW and U6 age groups.
NCUP Hosting – If Littleton does not have teams in the tournament then we would nopt be a host
Meeting adjourned at 9:20 PM
Next meeting June 2nd
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Supreme Mavin Dynasty are at it again as they share another banger titled 'Flawless' by its old timer and highly revered artists 'Dr SiD' featuring Godwin crooner 'Korede Bello'.
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Ok, so a friend of mine sent this to me from back home. He doesn't know the name of the school, but you can deduce that it was given out by a one-sided, religious zealot by merely looking at it:
This is just ridiculous! Do administrators, even ones at Christian schools, realize the damage that they are causing to children by teaching them such blatantly false knowledge? How is this acceptable, academically speaking; and how does this assist in preparing a student for future study? I firmly believe that ideologies that purport that all matter and existence was created in a week should not be taught in an accredited learning institution, Christian or not; it is a disservice to the students, the community, and the future of our civilization.
Sure, I can't prove that there is not a creator. Sure, there are flaws in science. But the facts of nature that have been proven observations are innumerable compared to the alternatives that exist to explain the same things, which primarily only rely on faith of a divine intervention making it so. My heart goes out to the children whom do not know any better.
Little can be said about the religious institutions that try to use variations of this quote by Neil DeGrasse Tyson to maintain their arguments, and on the surface it does seem contradictory; however, the difference is that observations of aspects of the world around us have been proven, whereas the words from the numerous "holy books" have not been proven.
The image was publicized in a post to Reddit's r/atheism forum, made by a user who maintained that it was a real quiz given at a private religious school in South Carolina, and that he was shown the quiz by the student's parent and took a picture of it with his iPhone.
...but you can deduce that it was given out by a one-sided...
They will never be able to think with logic or for themselves, the bibles word will rule their lives for the rest of their lives.
Many of them will get Degrees in Bible Science from Christian Universities, meaning they will never work in any real scientific or technical fields.
Many Real World employers will consider their "science educations", un-acceptable and give jobs to people who have been given proper educations.
Mostly, they will become bible group leaders
and "those very annoying people you work with in general manual labour jobs", that everyone hates because they constantly preach to co-workers and try to convert them
and try to convert them or scolding them constantly for being blasphemous...lol
Why not just accept that the bible has inaccuracies (Such as the age of the earth)
The book is a few thousand years old for god's sake, things have been disproved by science!!
To say that a Christian who believes the Bible can't or won't think critically is ridiculous. It's because of Christians thinking critically that many are abandoning the YEC model.
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I'd like to think this is just a made up children's Bible coloring book, but I know it's real. Sadly, unintentionally funny, but all too real.
Glad I'm a non believer.
Yes, it is a gag, but I cannot stress enough how un-exaggerated a gag it is. During research (it's my illustration) I ended up dialing back the satire, there was just no need to embellish (or it was more sad and more pointy that I did not have to) I was struck by the wide array of resources that hewed to the same story (which I guess, they have to) and were willing to refute education and science at every turn. And feed it to their children.
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There was a time that these 7 answers on a 4th grade science test would have received the same grade of 100%
1. The human body will asphyxiate at speeds in excess of 25mph.
2. The bumble bee cannot fly.
3. It is impossible for a man to fly, because he is heavier than air.
4. It is impossible for a ship made of iron to float, because iron is heavier than water.
5. When the first atomic bomb explodes, it will set off a chain reaction that will destroy the Earth.
6. The sun revolves around the Earth.
7. The stars are fixed in the firmament.
There exists no evidence as of yet to support evolution


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Part Two - Part One
April 2000
By Gary Monterosso
The radio interview with Michael Jackson lasted close to a half-hour, without commercial interruption. We had only agreed to a five or ten-minute spot beforehand but it went so seamlessly, the host of the show, Ed Hitzel, just allowed it to continue.
I recall a few comments made by Michael which stayed with me. Ed asked him to define the impact the major breweries have played on the craft brewing scene. Michael's response was that they are a lot like processed cheese or bread: remarkably consistent, reaching the masses, but with little real flavor. He also applauded the microbrew scene in the United States but theorizing that many of the new, exciting beers are now being originated from within those borders. Breweries mentioned by him which were noteworthy included Flying Fish, Victory's, Brooklyn, Dogfish Head, Climax, Stoudt's, Dock Street and Yard's (all located on the East Coast). Also noted was the growth in the number of breweries in the United States, placing that number over 1,500.
Having a driver take me to Philadelphia to meet Michael Jackson in person was definitely a relaxing way to travel. After the interview, I certainly felt a bit hurried, racing from the studio to my home (an hour's drive) where the limo awaited. Some of my special friends accompanied me to the site of the Jackson-led tutored beer tasting, which we were to attend.
First, a little background on the series of events which included Michael's annual pilgrimage to the City of Brotherly Love. Known as the "Book and the Cook" festival, this 10-day celebration features dozens of cookbook authors known worldwide, in a means which makes them accessible to the general public. There are demonstrations, dinners, shows and so on, throughout much of the city. There are exhibitors showcasing foods and food-related products.
As it turns out, Michael was the subject of a light "roasting" on the night prior to our interview and meeting. Roasters included Fritz Maytag (Anchor Brewing), Steve Hindy (Brooklyn Brewing), John Hansell (Malt Advocate), Richie Stolarz (Beers International), Dr. F.G. Hoepfner from Germany's Privatbrauerei, Oliver Hughes (Dublin's Porter House Brewing) and Tony Forder (Ale Street News).
Able to relax with my friends on the drive to the site in Philadelphia, we reached our destination about 20 minutes prior to the start of the show. The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology was packed as we were ushered through two checkpoints. Fortunately, the weather was sunny and mild and we were able to enjoy the scenic grounds for a bit.
One of the members of our group had attended the Book and the Cook tastings in the past (this was Michael's 10th year of visiting) and alerted us as to the best place to sit. Obviously others had the same idea but we were able to position ourselves rather close to the podium. After about five minutes, I noticed Tony Forder and Jack Babin of Ale Street News, behind the stage. I decided to walk back and say a quick hello (I write occasional pieces for this publication). Tony had been instrumental in setting up the radio interview I wrote about in Part One and I wanted to express my gratitude.
Within two minutes, I looked to my left and, through a curtain passed Michael Jackson himself. I smiled at him and he just looked at me, never having seen me prior to that time. Tony and I walked up to him and I introduced myself to him, adding that I was the person who had interviewed him on the radio about two hours prior. With that statement, he developed a little smile and put his hand out to shake mine. I thanked him for the extensive interview and tried my best to act professional and not babble like a child.
His first comment to me was: "Did I do a good job for you? Was it OK?" I thought to myself, this man had done countless interviews in his career but still cared enough about his craft and the listeners to inquire about how I felt the segment went. He seemed pleased by my response that it was superb. What he will never realize was how that one day will remain etched in my memory for quite some time.
Thanks, Michael.
By the way, I presented my copy of Michael's book, "Ultimate Beer" for signing. He inscribed, "To Gary, Great to be on your show! Michael Jackson 4 March 2000."
I hope Ed Hitzel doesn't hear about this.
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Friday, 14 May 2010
Little enthusiasm for Boris's new Bus
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So it turns out that the projects that Londoners care the least about are the ones that Boris spends the most time on. Sounds about right.
- 14 May 2010 at 16:55
- AdamB said...
Well to be fair the most popular project is one that Boris and TfL actually delivered- Oyster on National rail. The "new Routemaster" on the other hand has always been a vanity project for Boris and a number of others who never actually use the buses.
- 14 May 2010 at 17:00
- Marissa said...
What is the bets that Mr gilligan will claim that No 2 means that people want a riverbus?
- 14 May 2010 at 19:34
- AdamB said...
People do want a riverbus and they've got one. What we don't need at the moment is loads more subsidy going into something which is such a niche concern. Just like the Routemaster
- 14 May 2010 at 20:03
So Adam you are spending all this time blogging about a topic that doesn`t make it in the top 25 - maybe you should consider your priorities.
Also Boris had this in his manifesto. If he had discarded the pledge then you would complain that he broke his word. Damned if he does, damned if he does. Be fair and balanced please.
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This is my husband's favorite rice, yet I haven't had the chance to make yet. He has special feeling toward this rice, and I've only eaten once! :OReplyDeleteReplies
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I missed chicken rice! Gonna try to have some when I am back in Sg for visit in a few weeks time. :PReplyDelete
I have tried making it at home before but it takes some time esp. the prep. into the chicken to ensure that it is moist and juicy.
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The International Aikido Federation (IAF) is a federation of aikido organisations which are directly affiliated to the Aikikai Hombu in Japan, the 'mother house' of Aikido.
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A good look at their clinical trail is in the WSJ this week. Where's the drug FDA?
The Food and Drug Administration is sitting on a therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and the agency may have days to waste but the boys don't. Bureaucratic malpractice on a safe and effective treatment is corroding the agency's scientific credibility and the public's trust.
FDA in May delayed a decision on eteplirsen by Boston-based Sarepta Therapeutics. There is no treatment for Duchenne, a fatal disease that claims a boy's ability to walk before organ failure in his 20s. Eteplirsen jumps over genetic code to produce a missing protein known as dystrophin.
Read more at WSJ(FYI, if you google the link title you can get around their purchase options sometimes)
A look at their stock profile: $SRPT
I have enjoyed CNBC Meg Terrill's Look at Biopharma lately as well with the upcoming elections and terrible year that Biotech has been having.
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By 2016 there will be roughly 1.5 million adults with autism in the U.S. -- Jamie Smith, 24, is a raindrop ahead of that downpour. Many adults with autism languish, but Jamie is one of the lucky ones. He has two jobs, a strong support network and a mother who never stops fighting for him. In the second part of his story, as he pursues a weight-lifting medal at the Special Olympics World Games in Shanghai, Jamie faces his toughest test yet.
'How you feel, dude?" Alice Smith said, looking over at her son.
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1 Lord Jesus Christ, You have prepared
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It is Your body and Your blood,
And at Your invitation
As weary souls, with sin oppressed,
We come to You for needed rest,
For comfort, and for pardon.
2 Although You did to Heav'n ascend,
Where angel hosts are dwelling,
And in Your presence they behold
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And though Your people shall not see
Your glory and Your majesty
Till dawns the judgment morning.
3 Yet, Savior, You are not confined
To any habitation;
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Firm as a rock this truth shall stand,
Unmoved by any daring hand
Or subtle craft and cunning.
4 We eat this bread and drink this cup,
Your precious Word believing
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Our lips are here receiving.
This word remains forever true,
All things are possible with You,
For You are Lord Almighty.
5 Though reason cannot understand,
Yet faith this truth embraces;
Your body, Lord, is even now
At once in many places.
I leave to You how this can be;
Your Word alone suffices me;
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6 Lord, I believe what You have said;
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Remember that I am but dust,
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Preserve it, for in ev'ry place
The world against it rages.
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We're bombarded by messages telling us that bigger and better things are the keys to happinessabut after we pile up the stuff and pile on the work hours, we end up exhausted and broke on a planet full of trash. Sarah van Gelder and her colleagues at YES! Magazine have been exploring the meaning of real happiness for eighteen years. Here they offer fascinating research, in-depth essays, and compelling personal stories by visionaries such as Annie Leonard, Matthieu Ricard, and Vandana Shiva, showing us that real well-being is found in supportive relationships and thriving communities, opportunities to make a contribution, and the renewal we receive from a thriving natural world. In the pages of this book, you'll find creative and practical ways to cultivate a happiness that is nurturing, enduring, and life affirming.New York: Basic Books, 2002. 13. ... Innovations (2006). https://www.ashoka.org/ files/innovations8.5x11FINAL_0.pdf. ... The chapter originally appeared onGreater Good, the online magazine of The Greater Good Science Center atthe University of California, Berkeley. ... Greater GoodScience Center, April16, 2012. http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/raising_happiness/post/habits1 (accessedJune 4 , 2014).
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Hushplz commented on 2005-11-07 22:00:00 that:
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swifty11212 commented on 2005-08-24 22:00:00 that:
i love the tits on your case.
Psychotic_god commented on 2005-08-20 22:00:00 that:
Really nice, you should be proud of yourself.
godmode117 commented on 2005-03-29 22:00:00 that:
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link21 commented on 2005-03-29 22:00:00 that:
is this for u to diss my band?or rate my case? or maby u can get ur head out of ur ass and listen to the words that might help....
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Looks like it died! nothing goes with anything lol but otherwise awsome setup
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September 13, 2013 (LOGAN COUNTY, Ill.) --Illinois' first West Nile virus death of the season has been reported.
The victim is an elderly resident in Logan County who became ill with West Nile virus in mid-August.
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We welcome Sophie, daughter to Robert & Naoimi Marlow, (Cloncallow), Esme, daughter to Mark & Ruth Basanta, (USA) & Isabella, daughter to Vincent & Catherine O'Keeffe, (Darogue) who were baptised recently. We wish Sophie, Esme & Isabella and their families long life, good health and happiness.
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Ted Ligety won his fifth giant slalom (GS) of the season on Saturday, March 9, in Kranjska Gora Slovenia.
Ted Ligety takes fourth GS World Cup title
Ted Ligety takes fourth GS World Cup title
In doing so he clinched the World Cup discipline title with a race to spare.
This is the fourth time the skier from the United States has won the title having also done so in 2008, 2010 and 2011.
The 28-year-old also defended his GS title at the world championships last month.
Finishing 0.45 seconds behind was Marcel Hirscher. The 23-year-old had been a close second in the GS but he now falls an unbridgeable 125 points behind.
It was still a good result for the Austrian however as he increases his lead in the overall standings to 69 points.
Second placed Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway finished sixth on the day 1.30 seconds behind.
Third place went to Alexis Pinturault of France, 0.77 seconds off the pace of Ligety. The 21-year-old is sixth overall.